. f-'T ' "; ,v" -ty . » . 't ' . 1. < -■ V' ■-« V; ■'Tr ■'/: , V U i " t THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 196B p a g e ^ fW B N T Y -E IG H T jHanrh^Bt^^. w^ralb Local Stores Open for cimstmasJShopping Tonight Until 9 o^Cloek A.8.C. Charles, Caselll, son of The Wates, organised last Janu­ Members o f RbekVlUo KmMem Bunaet Oounelt, No. 45, Degree ThS following Maiudiester atu Mrs. Ruth D. Caselll, 37 CUnton ary, wlU hold their first Christmas Club, No. 5, are roquested to meet of Pocahontae, wfll meet Monday dents at Mors* College have been> St., who is stationed at Ft. Bragg, pS^ty Tuesday, Dec, 20, at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 7 :80 pjn. at the A bout Tow n night at 7:80 In Tinker Hall. Fol­ named to the mld-semeaUr dean’s N. C., is home on furlough until in'Tinker Hall, and husbands of Burke Funeral Home, 26 Park St. The Weather lowing a short, business meeting, Hot: Marion Crekirmr, 261 Spring Average Daily Net Press Run Oup Li,4y ©f F»Uma Mother* after Christmas. the members will be gUeat*. Mrs. Rockville, in tribute to Mrs. Anna roroeast o f D. 8 . Weather i at which election of officers and St.i Nancy Hanleir, 12 Conway W. Steppe, who died yesterday • For the Week Ended carcM la .plannlnc to hold two Rd., and Jeanne E i Morrissey, 128 Gertrud* Smachettl t^iU.. be in appointment of committee chair charge of the ent*rl;alnm*nl; Mrs* and^was long a member o f the Dee. 16. 1966 , ChHateu portle* Boturday, on* Rd. .The Past Chief* Club of Me-, Fair, diminishing wind*. coldaC men will be made, a Oiristmaa Camp field Mary Uttle, decorations; and Mrs. club. tonight. Lew nfwr 16, ’near in' for member* that night at 8:80 at mortal Temple, No. 33, .Pythian 6 party will be enjoyed, with mem­ HenrletU Ward, refreShmenU. rlml aeyUnus. Fair, little ohnage the home o f Mr*. L*onld G ^ o n , Sisters, will 'meet with Mrs. l^rah 1 1 ,9 2 3 , bers of No. 61 and Deputy Great St. Gertrude's Mothers Circle Mrtf. Margaret J.. MaUral, chair­ InHrmperatnre Saturday. High ni n o Btaacll 8t . and one at 2 6 clt^k Pocahontas Mrs. Clara House of gave a Christmas party for chil­ Miller, 248 Woodbridg* St ., tomor- Member of the Audit afternoon at the Community man of the gift committee, •prom­ low W S . Hartford as guests. Members are dren of member* Tuesday eve­ row evening. The hostess will be Bureau et CIreuIstlon T for the children of membera ises a gift to husband attend­ ROASTING CHICKENS anchestmr^A City o f Viltago Charm i. reminded to bring a 50-cent gift ning at the home of Mrs, E. 8 . assisted by her daughter, Mrs. ing. Weighing-in y ill take place as A 8 anU Claua will be present at the Helen Potyra. Members are re­ for Santa's grabbag. Refreshments MichaUk, 63 Gerard St. The Circle usual at 7:30. ' , chUdren’a party and , membra am members held thetr anpual party minded ^to bring 50-cent gifts for will be seryed. We deliver this week Friday but not ne*t week. We (cmeeitied Advertlataa aa n > reminded to bring flfta for the Saturday, Dec. 10, also at Mr*- the grabbag. (TWENTY-POUR PAGE8—TWO SECTIONS) ^CHESTER, GONNn FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1855 PRICE FIVE CENT* grabbag to their party. Mr. and Mrs. ,Har«ild A. Hue. VOL. LXXV. NO. 65 The American X-egion Auxiliary Michalak's home. have a good supply of excellent chickens and capons, the Manchester Grange member* 266 School St., have left for Terre will hold iU annual Chrlatmaa MembOrs o f King David LodK*. are reminded that tomorrow is the Haute. Ind., where they will spend party Monday at p.m. in the Chapman Court, No. 10, Order very beat for Christmas. Please order early. No. 81, tOOF and Sunaer Rebekah 8 last day on which to send in the holidays with their son-in-law American tsgion Home. The past of Amaranth, will meet in the Niaiitic Mau Saves No. 80, are remlhded of names of children to attend the and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald , \ presidents will be In charge, witji Masonic Temple tomorrow at 7:43 the Chrlatmaa party to be held^t^ p.m. :^ l* win be the annual meet­ children's Christmas party Wed­ Donovan. morrow night at 7 oVlock In Odd Mrs. Francis Dwyer, Junior past nesday at 6.30 p.m. in Orange ROGER OLCOn Marooned Captain president, serving as chairman. ing with reports and election . of Kefauver Joins p^ow s Hall. RefreshmenU will officers. After the business ses­ Hall. They may contact Mrs. Flo­ A son was born at the Hartford be provided by the crmmlttea Games, music, exchange of SO-cent Hospital on Dec. 12 to Mr. and 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 g ifta refreshments and a visit sion, refreshments will be-served rence Lines. 86 Bissell St., or'Mrs. New York. Dec. 16 Ifl-A 21- Adults wUhtng to exchange gifts Celeste King, 88 Bissell St. Boys Mr*. Walter Newcomb, 9 Griffin cats II MSMiesie it U.N. from Santa daus will complete the by the men of the court, with Carl year -,old Ooaat Guardsman ahould bring a BO^cent gift marked and girls up to age 12 are eligible. Rd. INI «*NNICtlCUT ItMl Miticai letiitv program. Petersen serving a* chairman. twam through rough, frigid man or woman. seaa early today to rescue a by Democrats barge captain marooned when \ his craft ran aground off the rocky shore of Plum Island m i Washington, Dec. 16 (/P)— near midnight. p The Coast Guard here said S?n. Kefauver (D-Tenn) Beaman Sherwood R. Ander­ plunged into the Democratic son, of Nlantlc, Conn., swam presidential nomination race about SO yards through heavy today, and announced he will surf to reach the barge. The Have The Gifts You Want To Fill Your island ia located off the tip of enter as many state primaries Orient Point. L. 1. as time and .money permit. With the aid of a line he Split Holds Kefauver, who led in the early towed behind him, . the Coast balloting at the 1982 party con­ Guardsman brought the barge vention but lost the nomination to captain, Walter Helm, of 25 c ^ lUs a joy to. wear a Wayne Maid S ' Adlat E. Steveruon, aaid he plana Sbuth Street, New York City, InReaichmg a vigosous campaign. to shore. Stevenson already haa an­ The Coast Guard said Helm's nounced he will enter five pri- 115 foot barge, loaded with *00 Checkerboard Neatness! i mariea. Kefauver la expected to tons of crushed rock, had run 35th B ^ o t meet Stevenaon head on in some aground after it wa* cut loose of these. Gov., Fraiik Lauache of by a tug boat because of rough By MAX HABREI Ohio was announced aa a favorite weathe:*. Helm was taken to a dis­ United Natione, N. Y., aon candidate. Gov. Averell Harri- 16 (/P)— A new round of vd man of New York say* he la an pensary on Plum Island to re­ "inactive" candidate. cuperate from his drenching. ing failed today to break the Seaman Anderson, attached to ‘ ■■ ■ Good for Party deadlock between the Philip-' .. „■ J the Plum Island light station, Kefauver said In a statement did not require medical aid. pines and Yugoslavia for a handed out at a Hollywoodlan ..... seat in the U.N. Security pewa conference that he think* / "it la a good thing for the Demo-^ Council. ) l \ newly admitted mem^ Matched and lovely... cratlc party tP have a choice of with 11 candidaUa for the preaidenklal Egypt Threat her* voting, the Philippines at one nomination." point received 40 votes to Yug^ meltVit. '.aa'-av* "The Republican party today slavla's 21. But on the next bal­ luscious colors in iuffera from lack of aRernative To Israel in lot the score was 87-32, and th* candidates broadly repMaentaUve result remslned Indselslve. THJ of their party."_Kefauveli said. A two-Oilrds msjority of thoM "It would not be a healthy U'.N. Council voting In ths CMneral Assembly Nylon Tricot thing for the Democratic party to waa required to elect. be placed in such a position.” United Nations, N. Y., Dec. 85 FutUo Ballou After five balloU this morning Tilt Tenneaaee Senator aaid he 16 (/P) -7- Egyptian reprisal CHATHAM b y would eonte’at in a "number" of — th* 80th to 3Sth ballou alnce state'primarlea. threats lent new urgency to­ October—the session adjourtiad SEAMPRUFE i ‘T am a firm believer In the day to U.N. Security Council until laUr In Ui* day to,perm it place of presidential primaries In debate oh Syria's charge of delegates to seek a compromiae. our democracy,” he said. "Beyond The aseembly was scheduled to Israeli aggression. end lU 1055 seesion tonight. Pna- OIULON' the limiting' factor of my work In Aa the P members o f the Secur­ tdent Jos* Masa of Chile said ho the Senate, the amount of money ity Council gathered to take up ' a\ »«*' ' ' U ' . : a;ailable for campaigob, and tha would keep the delegates in aes- the Syrian proteat, they had be­ possibility of conflicting dates, I Sion untU tha council seat waa A dainty threesome to gladden any Firm Notes Waddell Milestone fore them a letter from Egyptian will hop* to enter as many aa I filled. He pftaded; Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser aa- BLANKE T feminW heart. Silky soft nylon tricot ■ can.” Ward Cheney, president of Cheney Bros., pin* a 50-year aervict "I beg you, gentlemen, both can­ 3 xerting the Israeli attack was demurelyslyled with high, rounded Kefauver already had announced pin on the lapel of another loyal worker of the local textile mill, didate* and other delegates, tb en­ "positively considered as an ag­ 4V * •! . ii that If he ran he would enter the William J. Waddell, one of four 50-year and 17 40-year employes deavor In the Interim to com* to bosom linexSheer, embroidered bodices gression against Elgypt" also. June 5 California primary where who received service pin* this igoming. (Story on Pag:e 13). some agreement, for it doe* not CMATOMM briiige yon tha aesraet ia fio* blaakete— »*t »-.♦ 'if.*' ’ .u*-... ■ li':V' Nasser pointed out that Elgypt are lined; tbesyal-lace trim and edgings :■ ?*.••• A* ; «■; V a slate for Stevenso. ia. expected (Herald Photo), " enhance the preatig* of th* United tha Sneat af fibeta yat aaada arid Syria had concluded a mutual m i m m m tie dyed to match each flittering hue. to go on the oallot. Stevenson also Nations to conUnu* these baUoU defense peat in October. ~.tha fabohrae CHATHAM ORLON BLANKET! :r;, will be entered in Minnesota, Illl- indeflnlUly." noia, 'Pennsylvania and Florida. The council meeting was called The United Btatee beck# Tha amittdtngth gtwn: Fan theuldrr Urapi, ' hta presidential, aapirntlons in his Flood Relief PlaiiB’diT.N. Secretary General L ag Ram- Issue, ' ■ marakjold with the request thit It IN G...that wm IntthaUfa sf the IrUnket. . . in a Ht M in kdeh. Pink daw n, $lut Miw, *own state of'tonnesiee. There Gov. Bwaden, Italy Out Frank Clement ia regarded aa hav­ j : be relayed to the council. It said Informed sources sajid Britain, . Matt Madi irh ilt, JJ w 38. state Capitol, Hartford, Dec. 16 <^)—-The Special session of Egypt must meet force with force fhU omI wUls tUt haac with gift earAj $5.95 That famous cUsaic W*yne Maid Drrs* that fit* so becom­ ing some national ambitions. Which -har besir baeWhg Yugo-- "I will hope, of course, for the the State Legislature adjourned last night, after passing a and was "about to dea with the pcopdflodfliw*....ftden aa_ a,,;com-, j TT a W*. far alagb an dauUa :*1 9 “ ingly! Wonderful feature# will make this your favorite drees: 7 support of my. own state of program to deal with ‘problems created! by the recent floods. situation herself" with her land, hfftHnlia cbotee. but th* United - Tkt tlipptrdtnglh gown: Flawing JlaHtry air and naval forces, first of all. the new attractive checkerboard pattern that la Tenneeaee whl^h was so generous- The laws approved provide for flooo control, relief and reeon .BtateeUtes insisted;ti it would stick by ttilh tmkrtidrred, ftltd midriff and crisply outlined by golden over^;beck*; then being a coat Ahmed Shukalry, chalrmiln of the Philippines. .struction • •' •*" ^ fan ahtuldtr strnpi. Pink Dawn, dress, it is easy to get irt and. out of, the man tailored collar I on Page Phree) Syria’s delegation tp thv General Informants aaid th* Amqyleana i;. The session was called six weeks Assembly,, told correspondente he oppose Bweden anywhy on grounds Martex Newest Mint Miti; Mow Mtd. 32 la 4Q.‘ i '$ 5 , 9 5 is convertible, and slit in bark for coiufort. The rollar and I ' i • ago, after the August and Octo­ Turncoat Balks would askHhe Council for "iheea- the pocket* are piped for styling. The slimming bias band, ber floods left nearly 100 dead and ures which have not been asked (ConUaued oa PagftiltaetaMi) more than 8200 million in damage the self-belt, the yoked shoulders, the action back, the two lEdeii Shakeiip before.” That'tx)uld mean a pro­ ------> " *— ^— ’’ roomy porkeU, the two inch hem, the easy swinging seven in the state. On Explaining posal that th* Council request The legislature- approved a 831 U.N. members to cut diplomatic^ ''Diagonal Stripe" Ext^i gore skirt tastefully rombine to make this one of the finest million flood recovery and recon­ Tha N’orW* /Intit prtttura ctaktr\ Stirs Tempest economic and communication tie* dresses we've ever been able to feature at struction financing program, with Israel or even to Use military h ttiut/fiil tlam/tu ilttl mostly to pay for damage ’ to Return to U.S. Bulletins Sizes 12 to 2 0 .1 4 '2 to 24Vj. Colors; Red, force. 1 . 9 8 in bridges and. .yoada. -'I. Heavy Towel EnseiNDle " irhAlever your keif hit blue, green. Price A 810 million housing project Minneapolis, Dec. ‘ 16 —Rich­ (Continued on Page Fifleeo) from the AP Wiraff SPORTSWEAR—SELOXU FLOOR . to house’'people who lost their ard Tenneson, the Mirinkaota farm E)aRA LARGE BATH SIZE ...... ,/.. $1.98 il/U you rigktP' ^ ■ London. Dec. 16 i/Pi — Prime homes in the floods waa approved. Minister Eden's reported plan.* to It will be financed by a bond ia- boy who once renounced America •BEATEN’ WOMAN DOES shake up his cabinet to silence aue. . for communism, returned to his Uraaiby,. Dee. 16 (F) *— Mi*. HAND SIZE ...... S'...... • • •' $1.29 ||^ native soil today and- a reunion Dulles Seeking Socialist accusation* of being a A 814 mllUcih 'urban! redevelop­ Marjorie M. Ireiton, 44, died at with the mother who never aban­ David Raymond MainviUe, almost 3, got hi* Aral haircut on* d*y this week. He used to sport a "dltherer” stirred up a! tempest ment program was approved, with her honae eometlme laat Right, PAOE CLOTHS ...... 69c today—In hla own conservative doned faith that 'he would come long blond pony tell and II took the combined effort# of hla parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malnrilla, “apparently aa tbe reeult of R the state to pay Its share of the To St6p Allied, 903 Center 8 t„ and three barber*, at the Pine lUrber Bhop to get rid of It, Dayldla ajymheittlon camp. cost—one-sixth. Towns will pay back terrific beaUng,” Conaty. D#L BATH MATS y» •••••••. $2-98 Think Of All The Some staunch government sup­ an equal amount, the jfederal gov- The 22-year-old i^rmer soldier iVobvidui'as Andy E*posi(o anipii away at the switch. He proteau tearfully aa the hair fa lla ^ h # John r . Reardon *aM todsiy. Her Fiv% new colors: Charcoal, gold, aqua, maize and porters rebelled ope^jly against the emment_ the rtat. walked down til* r*mp of a com ­ Red Trade Bar floor; expreasrs reaervatlona when he sees hla new eelf, but he'a all boy a* he hold* a toy rifle, hie re­ body, according to State,Bellco move rumored afpSt^O promote The state will take 815*» mil­ mercial passenger plane 1st 8:55 ward. and accepts a bonus lollipop. (Herald Photos). waa found by her bnsbRnd, pink. And.unusual diagonal stripe. Rainy Days, Showy Days; ’Chancellor of the exchequer Rich. For a lifotipna of \ lion from the highway fund to a.m. (CST) here today and met hi* MIcbnel H. Ireton Jr„ niao 44, mother,'. Mrs. Portia Howe, ,in a Paris, Dec. 16 U.S. Secre­ at the botton o f the coUnr stalra. haalthlar, faster maala Cold Days and EVERY DAY, long embrace. tary o f State Dulle* was reported minister. come from temporary increases The Alden, Minn., farm woman today to have apipesicd to British Witliess Ready Spain Blames France HISS e X-a h He f r e e d For That Matter, That SHE : Anxiety Threaten* Eden in the sales tax,, the corporation walked halfway up the ramp to Foreign SecreU iy Macmillan in an JninR .FrMdlnnd, Germany« greet the son she had not seen for effort lo_Jialt* a Britiah move to A l i (AV-Knrt Hein* PInIneh. W ifi Be Happy You Gave' anS the^'amusement tax. live .year*. relax Allied tradf'restrictlona on To Talk Under 46-yenr-old former adjutant oL A GIFT FOR STO^^Y WEATHER WEAR Tenneson, wearln'g only a double Red CSilna. - ndputy-fRehrer Rudolf Heaa, wnf - year-old Eden found himself rid- i The British reportedly advised For Moroccan HetThat " ..ioK an un3fercurrent of discontent ; The highway fund will be paid breasted brown suit against the freed today after 14 yentn in near aero weather, appeared tired the Americans they might be com­ Immunity Law -Naal and Ru'aatna captivity. H4 W s^ LANA PACA , ' “ arid anxiety? I *>*‘^** ^y *" extension- of the gas- pelled to ease the restrictions soon Madrid, Spain, Dec. 16 (/P)—Gen.'^commlesloner* to align %elr^poU- Though Britain la'enjoying full j oline tax and atruggled to smile. He ex- told reporter# 8# helped Hew * because- of strong political and Franclaco Franco a*y,a Spain will ciea, th* Generallaaimo laid all re- plan hla aenanttonnl "peaM employment, with two Jobs avail- j Bills which didn't get through .qimnged whispered greeti.igs with Chicago, De<^ 16 tfl- For the ftrat •ponelbtllty for dlfflculUes In mb mother. Who placed her head busineaa pressures at horne. time in' history a witness before let neither Frenc# nor anyone eUe misaion" flight to England In All Weather Coats able for every single unemployed, would have extended rent con- ' Possibility of such acllon has Morocco on the El-ench. rising prices have brought critl-j trols, allowed businessmen and on his shoulder and wept. the House pn-Amerlcap Activities replace her In Spanish Morocco,^ 1941. He said his overcoat wps In his worried the American administra- Committee has agreed Jo testify if WarR# FrcRch OR.pRcta ' Windproof, stormproof arid built for durability, non- Do'ell your cooking in W th* clsm of the government. In foreign j corporations to write off- flood ■tion because it would spell the loas The atateme.nl waa made in an in­ He said, Spain ha* warned tim t—do it in the cooker thst affairs the country is sharply di­ losses in taxes, and lighUned re- luggage. ?~ granted Immunity from proaecu- terview .with the SpanUh New# BURKE TO DIE JAN. 28 jstain resistant,, permanently wrinkle resistant, of an important bargaining counteV tlon. France "she would not pasatvety New York, Doc. 16 l»>—Elmer reUins all the fcMh food fla­ vided ‘bn how to deal with terror­ in current discussions between U.S. Agency and published by all morn- apeept agreements - that others vors, health-giving vitamina ism in (Cyprus. Communist infil­ (Continued o r Page Fourteen) (OoRtinued on Page n v e ) Congress in -1954 passed legisla­ (Trigger) Burke, 68. vieioua durably water repi^llent.,Colors: Black watch, navy and Red Chinese representatives in 'ihg papers. establish without her participation and minarala—do'it in tha trations in the Middle I3a*t and tion proVlding^hat court* could On the eve of negbtlation* be- gunman and Jallbreaker, WRS and ri^ plaid. Sizeis 7 to 14. , Geneva. give immuniiy to wllneaSe* before arid agreement.and will.newr con- cooker that cieana in a jitfy, the general revival of the cold war tween Spanish and' French high | being replaieed, under the sentenced today to die la the laata'for life . . l4ie beautiful, ■' Asked to Delay Action congressional committee#.. Theddea HIng Sing prison electric chair with' Spviel Russia. , pretext of a, baeudo-lnterde-...... Stainlaa* Stael Praato. New EMen, Still confined to his bed­ Money, Wives, Name Gone Informed diplomat* said Dulles waa to encourage wltneeaea.who In the week of Jlaa. 28. Burke automatic air vent,.new prea- asked Macmillan to lake no quick the past had pleaded the E'ifth pendence. while anc^er natioh In­ showea no emotion. Rt tto : e 9 8 room with a cold, was reported creases Its influence over the zone ;aure regulator and eacluaiva determined to go ahead with re- action before the whole tangled Amendment in declining Jo teetify. verdict.’ cooking guida on handle make confided to. our care aa certain ahuffUng *he cabinet—possibly be­ queatiop can be discussed s i the Until yesterday, however, no on* News'Tidbits PRE1E8TO aa laay to uae aa highest level — presumably bjt, ^Jia^ consented to teaflfy after an French dreles already deieptively DEFT.-«ECOND FLOOR boiUng atcft fore Christmaa— though he has John D. Spreckels ' UARLBO WIDOW WES changed his mind at the last min­ 3d, President- Eisenhower and Prime offierof immunity. Culkd from AP Wires propoae.” Baltimore; Dee. 16 t/P)—Mr*, Minister,Eden when they meet next Ellis G. Olim. 44^,an official of Franco, said the new French Dorothy Park Benjamin Oanwei ute before. the Chicago Land aearance Com- policy toward' Morocco," "defined SaalU iorai Yhe ahakeup under considera­ mtftth in Washington. widow and Mographer of- the asip Dulles waa understood to have 'BtiBsion who was named by a previ­ Bl-partUan parliamentary com­ as independence within interde­ great Italian tenor Enrico tion would affect the two minis-. Now Just .Plain Smith pendence,” proposed two terms mncTMigT ous witness a* a former Ctommu- mittee recommends Malta should Onruso, died todny nt Union Me* nlst in the U.S. government, aaid "that in themaelvea contradict and MTMWTIM (Continued q'n Page Fifteen) (ConUnued on Page Twelve) be represeRted In British Mouse, morlal Hospitol after t, tong in* i t»8Ulll-Ny lilMMifd he wa* willing if such immunity la repel each other." 8tMf ««‘9 flVt* 9*9« Seattle, Dec. 16 —John -■ of (Commons . . . United. States ness. Mrs. Cnnwo," 68 *2, hadhnd UvUs'ed ii66t 6i9tnbitt«8 Since then, ' John Dolf granted. He aaid Spain "w ill not agre.e Cmk% b«tt9f 8hd I9fl9t .95 •Jf D. Spreckels.' 3rd, w e n ;t Spreckles 3rd, has taken a Job denies Red Chinese charge 33 at "Spring Hill” in Rlderwood, Hear The Girl Scout IN 8 8«t9fBI ‘BlinheT The wmmlllee adjourned to that anyone, by maneuvers or wi^- IL •t kMt. M 9 through 82 million, four wives aa a salesman for his brother, Reel Probe Ortlered March 5 and aaid step* would be Chlheae atiMlenta still detained out thenr, c4n replace or auppla'nt Baltimore County, since 1866. Berserk Boy Dies against their will in Am'erlta. Chorus Singing Christmas-" f : and his name In 25 years. Adolp'h. who operates a cus­ taken in the meantime to obtain us In our mlaaion of continuing to Today he is John D. Smith, tom cabinet shop here. But, Olem'B immunity. The full commlt- Three U.8 . Marine* rescue 22 prepare the people confined to our PAIR PLOT STORE BOMBING From Gun Wounds cabinet salesman. he told Judge Shorett, he In Press, Ratlin, TV Olim'i immunity. The full commlt- KoreaR seamen from churning protection and to lead them along' Portland, Ore., Dee. 16 tfV— A Carols Friday At 7 P. M. 1 Mind man and hta alater-ln-Uw No 3rd. No mon«^’, ' No hasn't been sble to shake hi* aldea can ask a. federal court to waters and -,30 m.pih. winds at' the road toward independenca and wives. Just John D. Smith. expensive past. ' grant the immunity. Chimoggi pff southeast coart ■elf-govemment." ware charged early todny with tiem- Vandergrift, Pa„ Dec. 16 (A'l — Washington,-Dec. 1(1 tfi — Th* of Korea.. . Reports reaching L«n- bombing the' Mg Meier and - He got’ the new monicker Prospective employers and In another development a* the I 'FraliCo said it would be com­ “O " " O ’ " O " A love-crazed youth- who killed Senate Internal Security sub-com­ doil from Vienna say* Hungarian E'rsnk Co. Department Store In n - yesterday in Superior Court fellow workers look upon him House .CJommjttee wound up three pletely wrong'to institute In Moroc-1 three persons and wounded two by approval of Judge Lloyd mittee today ordered further pub­ correspondent in Hungary for *50,DM extortion plot eight as "a financier and playboy." days of hearings In Chicago, the CO the "evilneaa and internal .atrug-' Fashion ■ others died last night six ,hours Shorett. lic hearings early next month In American new* services go on mooths ago. Wnilam B, Brownot an inquiry into alleged Convmunlat Illinois Inatltutc of Technology sus­ gles of the pollUcal partiea on the after he was shot down in, a gun The 82 million he inherited Which, he said emphatically, trial befora secret. Hungarian mili­ detective captain, said WUlimn store Open Friday Until 9 P.M. he isn't either of. infiltration of the press, radio and pended a professor who refused to European model. If' one wanfi to FOR YOURSELF and CHRISTMAS GIFTS ' flghr with a posse that hunted from his grandfather, sugar testify abmlt Red ties. tary. court. desu^y IhatTPedpie 1 don't believe Clarence Peddlcord, ,86, hatched Asked if he had any debts, television. World’s largest nuclear micro­ the plot and planted the bomb, him for 16 hour*. baron Adolph B. Spreckels. in Chairman Eastland (D-Misa) Prof. Gerald J. Matchelt, 43, an a better devlUry could be. imag­ ! 1 * t John Fallone. 17, died at nearby 1930 'at the age of 20. The Spreckels said he owed the economist, and his wife, Margaret scope capable of measuring parts ined. With their traditions, de­ assialed hy hla slster-hl-InW| government some back income said In 'a atatement that "numer­ of atom’ "with accuracy of four Airs. Joyce Keller^ 88. A fascinating assortment of 10 and 16 rib umbrellas in Regu­ Sparkling rhinestone jewelry.. AKso gojd and. ^ Armstrong Ciounty Memorial Hos­ wives were., picked up—and ous witnesses are to be called, moat .Ellen, testified Wednesday tha.t stroyed, their faith Impaired and pital where his .would-be girl shucjied—along' the way. A taxes.- they . were not ConVmunists noW,* thousandth# of trilllonlh of iRch" with diiiaion and anarchy rampant, hlWr GrtMi Stamps GivM With CoilkSalts lar, Slim Jim and Pagoda Styles in a variety of mulU-colors, silver, finished an(T simulated-pearl. Necklaces, "I'm paying 825 a month on of whom already have' been exa'm- FORMS NEW IRAt) CABINET plalda, woven fabrics and pastel*. Handle* in long ;and regular friend, Gladys Smail, 15, lay iri lot dr the money i^ent to th* Ined in executive seselons." but tlecllned to anstvel'nsw'i quesUona ia Introducad by Air Feree^, . . peace, imity, .liberty, authority and •, pins, bracelets, earrings in wide assortment of ..chtical condition from .shots fired wives vm the divorce coufta., ‘ ’■that." on whether they had any past con-, Sen. Herlert H. Lehman (D, tib - even th* crowd would laat a very Baghdad, Iraq, Dec. Ifl (R) length*. Buy one for youreeir ** well aa.for your friend* and The hearings are to start Jan. 4, Premier Nuri Said haa reatgaod Into her chest by the jberserk boy. Testimony in on* o f the di­ ■ "Have you bekri Involved in nections with the Communist NY) i rger- larael to ahow "re- abort time." family. * ___ , styles. * ‘ ' . the day after Congrcaa reconvene#, and is farmtag a new enhiaet. <1. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. vorcee . 10 years ago said he .any^otber*court actions?" the and will continue on Jan.'S and 4. party, contending under tbe Fifth Btraint" and respect lor eoch hu­ Commlealnnera to Meet Lt. Gen. Rafael Garcia Vallno, He held a ooafercao* at hla hoasa -Warren Smail, and her uncle. Wil­ had gone through 8100,000 in Judge-asked. The committee held closed hear­ Amendment, that the answers man life in Arab dealing*. a three month betting epree. "Nothihg but divorce caaea," might tend to incriminate them. Danish journalist who smuggled Spanish h igh ' cdnuniaaloncr, la to today to diacuaa cempsaltlaa m t The JMCHAU COM Priced from $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 and-up liam Small, were shot 'down by ings In New York City earlier'this the aew goverasaeRt. Mala tea* ' Spreckles answered. , QUO John out of East Berlin re- meet th* French ' commiaaloner, o n n If * Fallon* Wednesday night in this Three years ago Us fourth montlj, but declined to name 'the Dr. John T. Rettaliata, president M h u c N i c r m C * wife divorced hiin when he <. "Petition granted,"- Ui* of the Institute on,Chlc*go'i South jecU crittclifs of hie acUon by Andre Dubois, next week In Tetu- aoR fer,Nnrl'a realflaatiiR la in* to each rural community. witneaaes it heard, or to comment deeet*ed*te bo a flaatra ta CORNIR MAIN ANP OAK STRUTS CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS $1.98 and $2.98 Policeman Qua Zaaoa, of Apollo, waa a botal night clerk. Wife Judge aaid, and John D- Smith on their teatimony. Side, said he had written Matcbett Berlin’s foreign Preea Asen. -an or another town, ot th* Bpaniah son*, to try and Iron out differ^ t woqnflM by Fallon* as the nearly No. 08 WMved alimony, got ^ left th* room—leaving that old EaaUand deacribed th* new hcar- that ha la auapended ''pending a re- Fir* .chief of Lo* Angel** la 8100 a month for support o f bugaboo John D. Bprecklea ouMtd because he refueod to’ Ir- te^nte whit* smd Negro firemen.' (OenMnnel 'on< FRfn five), (O ral On Fag*. Tseeive) their Infant son.. m behind. fOMURued OR Pago FlftocR]R (OenUxnad *■ Pago Ibraa), e /-.-V-—■—T'- ■ W "■ 4: ■;i I". ' • ■ \- f e ; ■ T-- \ V ■ i . V 'T-> y T '- P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COWW; FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16.495& MANCHESTER EVENING |['e RALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, DECEMBER’16,-11)55 \ J fACBTWO working on InvesUgatioa of Gov. Lane Dwtitsll o f New of us old-f Ashloned Innocent pedes­ devcioprhent. hs said', adding that ahoottng with local police. H a l B o y le ^ trians. Dastardly peeping toms will this is unusual in the case of Juve­ Bought Shells BIB HOLIBAY Hampshire and JAmes C. Hpgerty, Hearing on Radio About Town Annis’ body waa found in bed at While House press secretary, dls- be leering in the 12th atory win­ niles. i ■ j ■' the couple's apartment and Chief couQted a published repbrt that dows of apartment buildings. The youth escaped Trom the de­ irford Soap Co. has Issued a Schendel aaid there la no doubt SQUARE BANCE Sen. Kefauver 'Frantic mothers will be bawling', T .(■ Station. Feb. 20 tention home and Cec. ■* broke itmaa bonus to its 100 em- I n Store Here the White House may be taking P lease D on’t R epeal A Ih the minds of the police that Mrs. a direct interest In New Hamp­ up’ Into the air, "Junior, you come into Johnson’s former novelty shop pMyes. The amount of the bonuses Annia '’committed the shooting." Wapping Community HaU down off that cloud right how, and again, but did not take anything is &iacd on length o f sertloe, with WAPPDfO, CONN, shire's March 13 preferential pri­ Mancheiter Broadca»tlnjt Co. and mary. fly to the grocery store for me. ita two cojnpatltom for the formw this time. H « did take a bicycle in employes with up to five years’ Poliife Say Mr»,,. Anniis SAT., DEC. lT->« to 13 f M . I’m sorry I ever bought you those E ast, .Hartford. Chief Schendel Democrats The report Implied that Sher­ Law of Gravity K ’ WTHT radio wavel«i\jth will atart service getting, 7«,4 per cent of a Rifle Shot Heard ' EveryoM Welcome man Adams, President •15>senh(jw- Antlgrsvlty shoes," pr«Mntip|f oral t*atlrrtOD.V in their said. . • , gross >ear’s- earnings,' up to 10 Made Purchase Earlier — ------i-f— ------1 Frankly speaking, do you feel Entrance in each caae was ef­ Music by the Ceuutry Boya er’s top aide and a former New. caae- before the Federal Com muni- yeani, 10 per cent and more than (CoBtlhaed from Page 0 «e ) vanla primAry. Stevenson expects nny sUtute ever passed the ruman race Is ready to do catlona Commlaalon on Feb. 20. fected through a garage adjoin­ In Day at Nawiffs. SpoMOF—Wspplug Oraago Hampshire governor, may have as­ ments of A PAvement PlAto 10 yeara, 15 per cent. By Sea of Galilee to'rim there. sured RrpuUican.>i In that state I by Congress. away with gravity? The thing we FCC HearinU Examiner Baail P. ing the shop building. Asked If he would enter any CAn yo^recAll, as a child, how need to do the most In our troubled Patrolmen Walter Ferguson and Furllier dlacloaurea about the V ■, I ly ac(mrded me in the last cam­ that Eisenh.wer would not,reJwt It has kept the sun and mopn Cooper aet the date at a pre hear: Mias Elisabeth Whitney, daugh­ state such as Ohio where a "favor you i i > ^ fo Jl^r*^*^**. 1 earth in'a Whirling balance for era Is to keep both feet solidl.v on Gordon Neddow handled inveatl- 'Jerusalem, Israeli Sector, Dec. "C paign," Kefauver said) a second term before the primarV lh« i-onference In Waahington yea- ter of Mr. and’ Mrs. Alfred Q. whereabpuU Tuesday of Mra. ite son" candidate ia rimning, Ke­ small grassy hill, and then roll | a^ time bevondbeyqnd the memnrvmemory o f man. the ground. In this gravity Is a gatlori' of the two breaks. in (jp)— Unofficial sources aaid to­ KefaOver'a decialon got applause —taking tlie problem of those who terday. Whitney of 32 Alexander St., sang Dolorea Annis, 30, Of 34'A Spruce fauver aaid ha can’t jay down any pwn/lt T big- help. CMS IS srONIonS ST day a Hfle shot along the ahorea from a Senate colleague. Sen. might want to file as delegates It causes the' a(N)rn to drop altd be fNI C6NHICT)CUt tu ti Mittest IS6IMV' •iOllUHGV However, before the caae (?eta to recently in a coacert given by the St., accuafd of first degyee murder “categorical rule" covering •uch; you remember* how, when covered'by falling trees and thus the oral teatlmony phaae, rounael of the Sea of Ga:llee stirred up Monroney -(D-Okla), who haa al­ supporting ’ the Prejid<*nt. TVT • 1 U Chamber Singers ■ at Harvard 1'Uni- In the shotgun alaylng of her hus­ cases. He said he had made no de­ youNreached the bottom, mind start a fresh forest. for the three tonteatanta in the al­ heavy firing during the nigjit. ap­ ready lined up for Stevenson. Hagerly laid after checking with N e ig llD O r o n e lie r s verslty. The chamber Singers are band on that day, w ire made by Monroney said he thought It w-aa cision about Oh(o. reeilngNvou had a strange feeling It holds C?lark Gable's ears in ready lengthy battle will get to­ parently between Syrlah pbaltipbaition:4. Adams that " t o my knowledge, of terror--foat you were about to ~ —..I* group of four Harvard studstudents police today, good for the party to have teata Kefauver sajd he "fully antici­ nothing of thia sort has originated place, and ia a big factor.In keep­ gether twice. j _.Jef Herrhan O. Schendel said An Army spokesman denied SplesdM Prasmail BeesmMeseee t fly off inUKspace—and how* >'ou lie Records and RadcHffe atudepta formed d ill o f strength among aspirants for pates" having support of the Ten­ from anyone in the White House." ing Marilyn Monroe In her present They decided yeaterday to ex-1 Family Hit Ky Fire Mra. Annla purchased a box of .12 Damascus rsfiorta that the Syrians Baxart thara BiMas dug small into the sweet- to sing rarely performed works. the presidential nomination. nessee delegation at the Chicago Dwinell, Who had announced he pleasant shape. It pull's jdown the KEITH'S change exhlbita In support of their gauge shotgun shells at -the Nas- had re.iellu a new Israeli, attack. Frederie March C. Daoafcia convenUon next' Augtis^ He said spiriling earth ahd flugged It hard CerUflcskte of Descent caaea on Jan. 27 and, on Feb.' 6, "DESPRBATE "INMOCfsNTg Kefauver sat on a thCone-like would seek electic. as a pro-Elsen- fain and the snow to water the Members o f the British Ameri­ siff Arms Co.. 1015 Main St., about The spokesman, AdJ. Dan Ckrv, ■ IN rARIS" he thinis he and Gov. Clement and to keep this fromNu-opening? Estate of 3/tary H. 0 ’C!oin to 'to agree on witnesaea to be called Chattanooga, T*nn., t>ec. 16 (Ah— told a reporter; "Since the night ROI'BS” chair before a 6 by 10 foot picture howor ^ 'onvention delegate. , said world. U turns mountain rivulets can Club are requested to meet to­ 1 p.m. Tuesday. «:at 4:44-t;Si other Tennessee leaders can work I have this same fM ii^g on read­ Into rivers that swell the mighty Raymond P. O’Coin Sr., Francis C. LIVING and to present arguments on en­ Thirteen members of a family, left of .Dec. 11. Lrael has not engaged of himself and answered question, he had'"received no assurance one nlck, Jan. 9. Selsnicic posted $35 ing that the U.S. go\>rament ia night at 7:30 at the clubrooma on Richard S. Naaslff,. one of the ■at. 1 p.m. “ War a( the WarM" this out. sea. O’Coin, Corrlnno A. Forrest, Bea­ gineering' exhibits to be submitted destitute by a fire which destroyed In any action against the Syrians at his hews conference. way or th>- other, from the Presi­ tend. '■ ' sponsoring research to flm „a way their home and belongings, have Maple St., to proceed from there owners, waited on Mrs. Annis and Cartaaaat Baa., "Tba Baha" Beyrad reaffirming that he will Kefauver told reporters iH re­ It gives a man confidence that trice J. Fi'ye, Raymond P. O’Coin by hfanchaater. to the T. P. Holloraip-Funeral whatever." dent or anyone else.” Harry D. Raddlng, 42. of 518 Por- to counteract gravity. Jr., and John J. O’lfoln, property been sheltered by a neighbor said he noticed nothing unusual Ciaa|saScapa enter the June 5 California pri­ sponse to questions he haa "every when, he stretches out a foot It Opposing the local firm, which Home to pay final respects to Informs ta at the laraeli village ter St., was arrested this morning at 223 Spruce St.. is he.aded by John Deme, 136 Wood­ woman living with five children in about her ’a l the time. mary, Kefauver said lie had made reason to believe 1 will have a fair In this battle of science verSqs ver will rest upon his bed instead of James L. Gaakell, financial secre­ of Ein Qev, Just south o. the Syr­ by Patrolman Walter Ferguson and on ih^, Qultclaiin Deed land St., are ReglomU Broadcast­ Frederick Nasslff, another owner, no decision on' any other state con­ shake at the nomination" In next gravity I am pretty /much on .floating up and banging his for'e- a two-room school house. tary of the club, who died yester­ ian positions on Galilee, said no ALL CHILDBEN NVAT LEAVE charged with speeding and a rules Francis C.' O’Coin, (forinne A. ing Co., which would, establish a The hbme of Mr. end Mrs: John said be began the sale and turned AT » O’CLOCK tests. He said a lack of finances year’s convention. He said he docs side of gravity. Bgalnat the celling. day. it over to hla brother when he had shots were fired at or. by ISraella not believe that party leader, will of the road vlolatloiv RAddlng was Forrest, Beatrice Frye, Raymond station in East Hartfo,rd, and Conley,-in their late 30s, burned in last night’s firing. would be a "limiting factor" in his Police Arrests arrested on Center St. and is Gravity ia oiie of man’s oldest 's the big, virtue of gravity, BrOUiera Broadciastlng Corp..^ which to leave. campaign as would the work he put up any "hurdles" In his way a-s and best friends. It may set him count on It. If a barber P. O'Coln Jr., and John J. O’Cotn yesterday at nearby Hixson while A daughter waa b()rn a6 the he Indicated he felt some of them scheduled to appear In Town (>)urt to Raymond P. O’Coin Sr., prop­ wants to locate in .{Hartford. Berne Mrs. Conley was in Chattanooga He said he noticed nothing re­ must attend to in the Senate. down hard occasionally, but at or a syfnphony conductor sfands Hartford Hospital. on Dec. 13 to Dec. 23. erty at 223 Spruce St. plans to act up a 'Station in 'th|> with 10 of her 11 children receiving markable about M ra., Annla’ ap- Pondera Minnesota Rare did in 1952. . . One man waa an'csted this Earlier this week School Officer least he Knows where it will set too long HK^ne position, gravity Mr. and Mrs, Donald Sisco, 65 Kefauver was ttsked whether Trade Name C'erllflcnte new shopping renter on W. Middle f^irlatmaa gift shoes, arranged for pearance etther. He added that it U The Tennosaee Senator said that morning, three yesterday, and one Donald • Brown arrested Walter him down. But science? I don’t may give him,^ varicose 'veins or THE BR£SC0ME DlSTRIBI TOBS CORPORATION Arcella Dr. * not uncommon for women to buy he believed, if he got the Dem­ know, if science takes over gra­ Patricia B. Kurland. Phyllla B. Tpke, and. Broad St. < tjie^children by the Hixson School. he thinks things are "pretty well .Wednesday, on speeding chaiges, Schultheis, 29, of ISS Broad St., and fallen arched o\*«r tho yeara. But Rtor of 19 Lawis St. HARTFORD, CONN. ammunition for often they have stacked against me” In the March ocratic nomination, he cou|d beat I charged him with passing a school vity, It Is hard to figure ■ where name me any messing in thia Goldberg and. Katherine M. Giblln, ■^The X'onleya were taken in by George Edward Sturteyant, 17, President Eisenhower in event the time to get to the store while 20 Minnesota primary.. police said. bus that wka discharging passen­ we'fl ail be Fet down eventually. world that doesn't, nhve its faults doing busineas as Patrician Pot­ Salesman In Attendaacn Mrs. Mary Plank; about 38, who is son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. the President ran again. ^ their husbands may not. Stevenson has accepted the in- This morning ’-DAniel Riley, gers. Over the centuries gravity has if it isn't used wisely! x tery at 60 Cottage St. , Solve Two Breaks separated from her husband. Sturtevant of Lake St., was sworn Dancing He replied that he believes Dem­ Crhlef Schendel said Sgt. Milton 35. of Lewis Circle, Rockville, was Ortnin Advantng^n Building Permits Thura., Dec. 22,10 to 4 p.m. "A t long asS^;e can crowd them in the U.S. Navy on Dec. 14 at the ■Vltation of, the Democratic Labor- shown, a steady and dependable Stratton waa in NaM iff’a store at ocratic party strength is such that arrested by Patrolman Emmanuel sense of responsibility. Yoii know The repeal of gravity prbdny tl|e Sen of Galilee at­ show. a new anligravUy force .or aub- slqry, 6-room dwclIlDg on Llnn- breaks at a former nWelty shop Mrs. Conley, whose husband la a of nine weeks recruit training. A Kefauver has, called for a re­ ter Rd., Bolton: and State Trooper m o f»i^ r„ $11,000. construction worker, said the now and extends until Dec. '31.) $ut would make up his mind later. tack “ brought lamel dangerous­ Gravity was ,a fact of life long Stance I hope they keep It under These trees have GOT TO BE owned by Elmer O. Jbhnson at student at Rockville High School, turn to ’’liberal democracy." Ste- Robert ’ Reimer arrested Israel laboratory control and don’t aell To Pljlllp H. Kcnncw'ay. for ad­ 847 W. Middle Tpke., have been blase deitroyed "everything in the Sgt. Stratton saw her at Naa- He said he would make a de­ ly close to dictatorship by before, as legend has It, an apple FRESH! They’re Still llring Give this lushous beauty he was formerly employed at the vensos has subscribed to the the­ Seiznick, 41, of Malden, Mass. Wed­ dropped on Sir Isaac Newton’s it like cotton cand.v at a circus, ditions th:ya dwelling at 14 Little siff'a but thought little of the In­ I Soo Foodf— Itulioa Dishos Sfak« — Chopi | cision "very soon" on whether to found to be the work o f a 13-year- world we had . . . but we’ve got ory that "moderation" is the trend nesday Pati-olman Motola arrested chief of government.’* The pa­ and will be chit when you say Norton Electric Co. cident at the time, according to go into the May 29 Florida contest. noggin. All Newton did was to get If they do, I pfedlct chaos. The St.. $185, old Willilnanllc boy. \ our children. That's the Important (ft the times. Their primary con- tx)men L. Fournier, 22, of 331 Oak­ per n lleg^ Premier Ben Ourlon mo. police. Aaked if he would enter the first did not consult any other cabinet up and single-handed pass the law skies above our atreets Will be full To Reginafi S. Bauld, fbr al- Chief Merman O. Sch^ndel^sald thing." Among the divorces granted in testa thus may have *a direct bear­ land St. of lunatic Jaywalkers dropping T E t. M I M i n the youth flrat entered the novelty Visited Market, presidential primary in , New member prior to the Suailny of gravity, . , » teratlons to a ' lling At 77 Hem- 1h#outshineslheinajlI The 11 Conley children range in Superior Court this week waa one ing on the direction the party Court dates for the five have chewed-up apple cores on the heads lock St., $650. Thia law has been more influen- chop Nov. 39 end took tome house­ age from.l to 15 years and Include Dominic Vesco, co-ownpr of the Hampshire March 13, Kefauver ro* been scheduled as*follows: Riley night opemGon against Syrian to Ernestine from Charles F. Bar­ BUCK’S CORNER RESTAURANT plied, " I have heard some of my takes in its platform as welt as hold itema, not at first missed by 4-year-old twins. Spruce St. Market, said Mra. An­ and Fournier, Dec. 23; Belliveau, positions, dodiinatlng the east­ rera, on the grounds of intolerable political associates there are get­ the choice of its candidate. Johnson. The boy had been living Conley w as on a construction Job nla was In his store "about noon­ NEW LONDON TURNPIKE. GLASTONBURY On the Republican side, both Dec. 17; Rose, Dec. 27; and Selz- ern shore# of the Sen o f Gnlllee. in a foster home in Bolton, police cruelty, with, $13 weekly support time" Tuesday. He explained that ting their snow shoes out because vidien Hie home burned. The cause for each of two children and $15 ------— ...... -■(------*— said. of the fire was not determined. she purchased luncheon meat and they know how much I Hke New Juvenile authorities later ap­ Ib e Hl.xson Fire Department, weekly alimony granted. other items and! aaid something CATEniNO TO OAmERINOI^OF ALL KINDS Hampshtrer" He said he had not considered prehended the youth In Wllllman- head^ by Chief J. R. Peck, started about waking her husband soon Five 6-week old rabbits, pets of- ' the situation state by state and tlc and he was taken to the deten­ 'a fund t,o help the destitute family. and getting hia lunch. GIFTS GALORE.. AT BOTH CONVENIENt O T H STORES tion home for Juveniles In Hart­ Bruce Bonadies, 147 Autumn St. (Friends have explained that An­ could not say now whether he ford, Chief Schendel stated. Police were taken from his rabbit cage nia was In the l^abit of deeping at would enter the April 24 Pennsyl- here were not nollfled of thti Wednesday night. Today his motb Intervals dutUig. the day as he \. Menial Test Set . er reported that no queatlona worked nlgfita.) ' There Is Only One W ay To Really Kno^*sThe Sparkling would be aaked if the rabbits were Vesco said he had known the Gift Suggestions You Will Find at KeitnV. . . Drop For Kidnap Youth returned. Four of the rabbita were Annises a long time and they had In . . . Browse Around To Your Heart’s Cohtent. Our white and one was black. The'rab yiaited bl* home some time ago. I WESTOWN I Spacious Floors Are Filed To Overflowing WitKJtems bits were to be given away for r WESTOWN ! lira. Annia waa a regular customer 5 PHARMACY 5 For Every Home . The Lasting Gifts That Ar»^Al­ 5 PHAR5IACV S Boston, Dec. 16 (Ah— Federal Cfiiriatmaa, Mrs. Robert Bonadies and Vesco aaid he noticed nothing I 459 Hartford Rd. — M I 9-9946 5 ways Most Appreciated. B 459 Hartford Rd. — MI 9-9946 g Judge Bailey Aldrich tod*y or­ said. unusual when che came- into the » GIFTS TO PLEASF. HER dered a phychlatrlc examination store Tuesday. 1 FIRST QUALITY H OII''TH TO PI-.KAHK HtlR t for Nell J.Cfiilapptnl, 19. of Brook­ Polish .X-adies Alliance, Group Mra. Annis was charged with « HOSIERY ^ ' LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS line, charged with kidnaping W il­ 246. will hold Its monthly meeting the murder of..her husband by po­ iw ia i BIIIilBIIWIBilWIBIWIBIWIBIBIIIIIlI MMIITDHBERE i MANICURE SETS | and election of officers Sunday lIllMIHWIBIBBIWiWIWWWIBIWNfH liam H. Marshall. 31. a Coventry lice after questioning which lasted p o 6 d ^ m i x i r Conn., schoolteacher. afternoon at 2:30 at the Polish from 2:30 Tuesday afternoon until Asst. U. S. Atty. James J. Sulli­ American Club on Clinton St. ^11 about 1<):1S Tuesday night. If) van Jr., said Chlapplni forced Mar­ rriembera are asked to bring a gKt Officials frdm tho* State’s At­ $ 4 t . « S shall at gunpoint to drive him for the grabbag. A Christmas torney's ctffic'e and the Hartford Oleanitng Chrome CHMMI w w n £ s J / ■from Stamford, Conn., to Brook­ party, for members and their chit County Coroner’i office are still line last Sunday. dren will be held at 4 o'clock. Boudoir Chair - W ia her WartitsTwelcome with thii new mixer that Marshall waa found by police, outshines all others in beauty perfom anceV locked In the trunk of his automo­ The annual children's Christmas S-ia*npA. party of Anderson Shea Post, No. The better , type chair New Beatera and Bowl Control action clos« to bile. with graceful' sweetheart The .examination will be held at 2046, VFW. and tts auxiliary, will the edees: ends wasteful hit-or-miss mixing. New be held Sunday afternoon at back, tailored In colorful Charlea St, Jail where Chlappini TATE glazed chintz with sag- Thumb-Dial Mixguide. New Mix Timer ends ia being held In. $50,000 ball. o’cloClc at the post home. Santa Claus Will be present to give a gift Nb\V thru SAT. See the most exciting gift leas spring scat, deep work (optional). See this beauty here on our flounce. An addition to Given On C.O.D. Deliveries to'Children attending. There will be Today C ^ l. From 5 P. M. a youngster could ask for. counter. Take prijde in giving the finest! entertainment and refreshments any home . . the always will be served. Mrs. Florence Plltt A BICYCLE RADIO that welcome gift. Is chalrmaK of the committee on doubles as a portable. Open arrangemenb.' ■ " I d t e d i r ^Mnek evenings until 9. / JHIKHAICixM ’52 Plymouth The memb^s o f ' the Grace f l M M B S a n d 3-door station wagon. Group of the Center Congregation­ WABNES Corn* RANGE & FUEL OIL Radio, heater. :^T. ENTRANCE al Church will have a Christmas B f m e s ’ BNOU. 277 BROAD MI-9-1124 potluck' supper in the Robbins with .lack Balance S A L E S an4 l^oom at 6:30 Monday night. Fol­ RADIO SERVICE lowing the aupper. at 8 b’clock a • P L U S • T E L t V I -S I 0 N program of CThristmai music and The BOLAND OIL CO carol singing will be ti^d by An­ b o w a A d a . ChssacI -S. New Harea, Cmum. 1 :M I S) BIN T IN TIN drew Watson, minister p^muslc at C'baaarl IS llartturd, ('aaa. (IS) PATTL PAGE 34 HOUR O il BURNER the church, In the Federation R O B I N S m I'.kaaarl IB PlUiftrld. Has.. (IS) MASK RABEB Room. Ckaaar' I! Sprlasfield. Ma»». —Mjr.Iery Tfcealer SERVICE C kaaael SS New B rita la . Coaa. Ct-M) EDDIE FI8HEB SHOW SEEJDUANK SKINNER Chsaael U Waterbary., Coaa. (5,4) T.V. THEATEK Days Call HI 8-6320 Manchester Loyal Orange Lodge, Chaanel 65 Hnivoke. Ma... (55) DIKECTOB'S PLAVHOl'SB No. 99. will hold its monthly meet­ EN'S Mghta Cairvil 9-3701 nm focM fWM muncm avw mNsncio^ 5 ;S0 ( H) .WU'KF.V .SIOI BK C Ll’ B BEAUPRE ing-this evening St 8 o’clock In IIS) I.ATK MATINBK Make it a long, Oil' Heat Is CLEAN :IS) MATINF.K THKATKK (la Deluxe 'Hawkeye' Hampers Orjmge H»H- jrro*re«B)^**KiHer At W.Hs ENGLAND Oil Heat la SAI'IC. MOTORS • — - ^ Oil Heat COSTS LESS /All young adults of Second Con­ IS5) i ; n ('L »; k o ’s f l n c l c b LUMBER GO. 858 E. CENTER ST. gregational Church, and boys and :ss> BAB 40 WK8TKBN T "E A long Christm as TKB Uniiaualjy attracUve, PPERS 308 CENTER ST., TEL. .MI S-llSl girl.s from high school, are invited Across from Green School B*ViVBV4IIl)lI (5.1) FILM TIIKATKB with exckmlve Vel-Vo to the church for a Chriatmaa I.M) Ol'T WKST (la pro(rets) 5 :SS (!t-M ) IIOWIIV DOODV Opm All Day Saturday interior . )Nnag proof, party In the vestry tomorrowW c- Bampkrey ’ N. ^ O'Hara (55) m s TIS TIN 0 Washable, gives per­ ning. Each one attending is s ^ ed S:S0 ( S) S T A r.F , S A iive sheer, long wearing fect vchtllatlonKBuilt For Christmas Giving to bring a 50-cent gift fo/ the Fredfrie March GeorfH Nader —-'.Medlctae Womes 7:45 ( 56-771 NEWS CABAVAN (IS) AnVKNTlHK THKATEB CAmrroa Sw an* to la.il a lifetime, fo r a LANE CEDAR CHESTS grabbag. (IS) .HAOIC VAL'LT <1R) KPORTM splendid home gift! "Lady (W) WKATHE* 8 :M ( R) OZZIK AND HARKIKT Blond Modem and 18th CentuiT reproductions in Mabogany . . (IS. NEWS AT 81.x <1R.55> C'HRISTMAA WITH THR Btyles suitable for any Interior. On heavy red cedar interiors, Twenty^two of the w t^en em­ DESF^ATE (5.4) COWBOV COBRAI. fiRKATFNT SHOW OuN Qhiep \Chicj 3 ployes at the C. R. ^ r r Nurs­ G odiva" OS) TWILIGHT THEATER KARTII ail with inauraned policy against damage by moths. eries. 119 Oakland had ,a HOURV* ( 1R> WRKSTMNO TRVTH OR CO.NSE- Christmas party laa^evening -In, la ViBlaVliiiMB la Color 4} Ul'KNCES CAMPER / the banquet ball at /Cavey’s Res- (5.T) DRAMA 1:15-N:9B i:S4 i N) CROSSROADS taurAnt. The girls ebpse their pwn YOU —-"ChlaeBa CharbarB** dinners from the /menu, and, the THF: l i f e o r RILET To 5 8 9 ® A service was excellent. After the TO.MORROW M ATIN E E (33) J7RAMA AT 1 O’CLOCK f:M ( R l») DOLLAR A SECOND meaj, Christmas jeifts were ’ ex­ 413) CRi NADKR •n A Keith Budget Account changed, unwr^ped and admired. Nanta ClaUa In "Verson— with SAVE MONEY —"N# RrtreaC* UWLOUfiMt Free Candy Canes for all chlT- (St StV THE BIG STORY INSURED NYI.ONS (33) FILM MF'D flr ^ e n extinguished a dren.’^^n screen: "Raiders of AT- (33) I LED THREE LIVES little grass inid brush hre today at the Seven Seas”, plus color car­ »<3t ( R.|R) THE 'TSK insured agminst runs for any ea$ssm 12:56 p.m. N o damage occurred. toons. ( 13.65)' ri«A Y H O I^ E OF STARS - —**The Raltf'd Hook'* Dane Fireplace Outfit — ------— ^------(----- NORMAN’S Clark Sun.: Allan Ladd In ‘’SHA.NE” (??-S«f STAR STAGE A S o f t . tnug and reaiful! You Union Agent Shot 445 HARTFORD RD. (33» DRAMi^ ^ Ckmiplete enaemblea.,» Including G ’awcmChiceHaodLicid Mne- jolt can’t be snore comfortable GTKRLING 13 ( A) rROFLF/S CHOICE Scree/n, Andlrona and Fireaet. A. T««i>i of ezuy bea^ uaerhiiie foe ( 1 ^ 1 THR LINEVr aplendld choice of atylei, every ■ than you.wjll be in these hand­ TEL. Ml 9.4597 ( 13) VARIETY THEATFeRv- comfort and long wear .. . Ural for some ilip p c ri^ . genuine flgece Mystery Man — Yaar Aant Emma** or(e a aplendld gift value. Choose aport, caaual, antTkomc... Noiliuig lined . . . Come io and try a pair •• Philo Vancr't Rrtarn** yours from bur big collection. could be fioet... t today! f— S:05 (IJ) HOPALONG CA881DV Mermosa Beach, Calif., Dec. 16 S;IS (.IS) SPORTS DIGEST (A*t—A, union official was shot In 6:15 (M) THE KABLV.SHOW Brown •f Tan ' the back and critically wounded — -Llada. B* Good’’ GLASS *2 4 9 5 To *8 9 9 5 last night as he w-orked In hia 6:40 ( X) SPOBTSCHtPE u (IS) NEWS AND WE.XTHEB — AUTO GLASS _ garage. , TOMORROW 6:55 t’ J) SI'OHTS DIGEST PLATT- and WINDOW The victim was Bruce Dexter 6:40 ( S) WEATHER FOBE( AST , DOORS OPEN 1:30 a -.45 ( H) THE NEWS TODAY : X- I Parkhurst. 42. business agent .of (IS) T.B.A. J. A. WHIT| CO. the AFL-reinforced Iron Workers LETS 0 0.. (St) NEW* ' wepsr- Union, Local 416. 7 :S6 ( S) PF.OPDE’ 8 LOBBY 31 BUsell St.— MI '^9-7322 "THAYER" (IS) NEWS UPHOLSTERED HASSOCKS Frank Vaughn, also a busineas (IS) (T.CBHOASE o l ’ * * agent for the union local, aaid (t l) WEATHER A M'.’SIC _ (77-M) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS Every home can use another Hassock, and Keith’s has c a r r ia g e 9 there wa.s no strike In progress (5,4) WHAT’S YOfB TBOLBLET BOXING— Ralph Dapa. ... them, in a complete showing of styles and colors. (55) SPORTS I.adwif Llsktbaea f t . ,rd. 9 nor any union trbuble. lisktwelKkt * Splendid values, priced from Mrs. Parkhurst told police her (55) WRESTLK40 WORKOI^TS Similar to Illustration, 14:16 ( S> GREAT GILDERSLEEVE with gay plaid , plastic hu'sband had several times ordered Nichols —"Glldy, Tke Pri.-ate E,-rr** teenage "crashers” out of the body and adjustable hood. (IS-55) PERSON TO PERSON Kan’uni.s make carriages house during high 'school parties Manehostar TIRE,„ —Edward B. llarrnw * *3 ®" To *1 9 ” given by their daughter, Dixie, ’ (5.3) ITAUAN FILM THEATER with foot brake, all fea­ 13:45 ( 2>7-Y9REATE.HT FIGHTERS tures. A quality value at is the time forgiving 17. The house has been put up for (33) HPORTK REVIEW HUNDREDS OF 9 sale. Mrs. Parkhurst said, because SUBURBANITES U ;33 (DU33) NEWS C'llRI.NT.M.AS ’NTOKI-; HOI ItS: Keith’s Manchester, ; ( 3) I LED THREE-LIVES : of the party cra.shers. I (2t) FINAL EDITION LONG OR SHORT-SLEEVED Open Dall.v I ntil .5:30 P..M., 0|)cti Every Thursday And Two boya who were walking NEW aad RECAPS (33) ND>NTCAP THEATER All-Parpese Sheer * ■ 30 Friday Evening I'ntll 9. Keith’s, East Hartford, Open $ 1 9 9 5 Daniel Greens Don’t wait any longer!' Come in today near‘ the Parkhurst home told po­ : i l t 33 (S3) WEATHER Daily From 10 A..M. I'nlil 8 P..M., Close Saturdays A t 6- — COMFY SUFFItS , Store and Plant 295 Broad St. I (29) NPORTS ROt'NDCP Sl-C*ug» Ironutv 'pr. and pick yourTowle pattern,then regiiter lice they saw a late model blue • 45.3) PREVLTR8 SHIRTS OR BLOUSES your choice to that gift-minded friendt F L a s ’a a ban^ome tlipper for and white automobile parked. A 11:13 (IH.’SS) WEATHER Si’iM 9Vi to lH i—preportione(t len/ihg FREE PARKING At Both ttnmvealent Keith Stores, and family can add to your colltetion. man was beftlnd the wheel. They TEL. Ml 9.4224 (S3> CONNECTICIT REPORT. AI! size.5 10 to 18. Budget Terms ■ea. . . a geouior foll-dcdged men- 11:13 (M) RIG SHOW Use Our Parking Lots Just A Step From The Doorl said another man. wearing a aport Colon: Kiiltn Beigt, Killiit ffs ie . bet of the famoui CHICO-UNE.. • Whether you're just itartiag your ttetling (22) MOVIE MrSRI'SC lervice, or went the elegant finithing coat and carrying a rifle, came 7 ;l».(lt) SPOBTS- Bl'DLETIN (Mf T.V. THEATER Kilim Tan, Kilim Blush. Made of toft, pliable kid . . . care- running out from between two BOARD 11:1# (3) BADGE NO. 7t4— Whitt! only in SI faugc. $2.98 ' to $5,98 biUy coottructed ia r«rry detail... touches, you'll And your heart’t deaire (IS) MI’SIt'AL WEATHEBXAN . ’'Tba Riff-Childrca*' in our complete telection of femoui tolid houses. Jumped a fence and got 155) WEATHEBCA8T 422) TONIGHT it it styled for coadort and long Into the waiting car which raced 7:15 ( S) ADVENTIBES IN SPOBTS All^a All-Sireteli Saper Sheer 31'S# stctrl tilver by To»le. (16-55) DOl'GLAS EDWARDS . T 11:43 ( 33) LITTLE SHOW 6thGaiige Ironutar r - awa.v. AND THE NEWS U;3# ( 8) kNIGHSrCAP THEATER .5 (IS-S5) JOHN DALV—News » '* F « a r Sidod TriaairTa** Ce/ori; Kilim Bfige, Killtn Ttm, ALSO |HosE Ea s il y c a r e d f o r Brown and Wine 4.Fe. Floee leHisgt, irpm $29,75 BRITISH WARN CYPRIOTS ■ (17) HIGHUGHTS (It) NEWS AND WEATHER^ Kilim BlonJ*. , Wine a . . 7 :7t (SS) fONNEtTICL'T REPORT (56) TONIGHT , •* . leeriee pleees. h»m $4.25 Nleoida, Cyprus; Dec. 18 (AV- 1:66 ( S) NEirS smom Keith Furniture 7 :7A (M> WEATHERVANE S : Testpsssa, lrp« $3.7S' British troops opitned fire over- Shorl-^S^'9 ' DACRON BLOUSES lowit’i macM Noviacisi the heads of demobatrating atP- denta in 'vF^ama^sta today. A re ra g t— 95^-19 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. About 209 Whoolmya matched Exclusive TRIPLE REPINED Toll Mrdium—lOVfU Mod. . ~ * With gay holiday trim. JM Lomg-^IOliU.JIii Long LIFE through thel stroeta of Faqia* EAST HARTFORD guata after rNclasardom strike ATLANTIC HEATING OILS MANCHESTER k : was declarrdt After British only $3.98 to $5.98 01 trodpe opened Are irith uramlliK r.F..H ISESSON Nw 2AMAS»> DEWEY-RICHMAN aheta, the shouttng students L. T. WOOD CO. g r e e dispersed. An extrendajt threw a Telephone Mlfchell 3-1129 -R ^ T A M P S / 747 MAtN ST. . ‘ home-made bomb at w British uiM aimy Jeep, Injarlng a aergcBBL i • V t . A'>k- ^ ■> 4 . . y ■> ’ ' f - ■• V #. /■**■ 4 . r . .L - - V , 4 I •-V- \- UANCUEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEIVIBER 16,1065 , PAOB n V B IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEiffiER 16V1965 ntG tiFcnjB d TCI held th^Army no linger hat jurie- bellion and disorder, wherever to the Communieta or Wny ha decided diction over men In Tenneaon’s Spain Hits France be found, is trying to exploit the Coroner 'Bernard X Ackerman, Turncoat Balks Guest Soloist J ! ^ ----- 7. 1875, the dasighter of the late Rockville to rktum to this country. ittuatlon, but no federal officials disgust of the Moroccans.” Andrew and Emma Morgenler who la also vica chairman of the It Isfl’t something you can an­ have ruled out possible civil ac-, Opens Rockville Office On Morocco Issue<» jKockville-V ernon Lut*. She lived In this city moet of Connecticut State Safety Oommla- swer in one word." Tenheson said. Uona. her life before moving td East aion. On Explaining Tenneaon waa asked whether he Tenneson said ha had no girle State Will Act The.Highway Dep»t*e6t plana Hartford. MIRRORS ■till believes t(ie United States In Mlnnieaota "other than my (OoAtliiMd from Page One) ‘friends to Honor Minister, While' in-iRockvllle she wytt On Suggestion 28 turnouts along the route which Return to U.S. practice^germ warfare In Korea. mother " R. E. WANDELL active In the Tijnlty Luthelrali croBsea Connecticut from' New In Hong Kong earlier this week, he After the newa conference the ences in the two nations’ policies Church and Ita Ladies Aid Society. Tfprk to Massachusetts.' RUTO GLASS believed this Oommuniet Howe family and Tenneaon left for toward Morocco. She leaves three daughters. Miss By Ackerman The SUte Highway Department (OiMthiued I'rom Page Oae) che^e was true. Today he .Indi­ the farm home 100 miles south of Franco in his Interview said Building Family with Farewe^ll Party • Ramoni H. Suessman, Mrs. George estimates Ute coat of the turnouu c a t e he had an open mind on the -Minneapolis. the movement of the Moroccan Fyler, both of East Hartford and at $32,480 each, which puU the Tenneaon 'walked arm in arm At an Interview (n Eeettle.-T*n- people along the road to Inde­ ROASTING CHICKENS l^ockville, Dec. 18 (JV-The t. , Contractor Dec. 1« (Special)r-*»ho Uf in charge of the Rame# at Mrs. Walter Hedlund of East toUl cost at gbout $900,000. . FURNITURE TOPS With hla mother down ine ramp Describing'himself aa overjoyed, neeon wouldn’t i« y \'hy he waa pendence must be "firm and sure" • KockvUle beck. • R*tid«nfial.Coinm«reiol the Mapl.- Street School, aayi there Longmeadow, .Her­ Stats Highway Department will ITie department will build a few to meet Mrs. Howe's 12-year-ol^ Tennesoh'a mother adde, "If thebe' and the country must not be We have a good suppl.v of excellent chickens and Membera o f the Union Congrega- are atlll openings. bert of East Hartford; a slater, soon take' steps to preveht. acet- turnouts at flrst, and whether the twins, Jan and Eben. He plactim is anything to Uke joy out of the "1 am not prepared to answer "abandoned, to seek momentary now." he said in an interview Alt«rafion8.R(Nnocl*lin9 -tianal Church, and friends both in Richard Graf Miill be in charge Mrs. Albert Schairer of Man­ dents caused by drlvera who fall others Wtfl be built depends prf the hit arms around the^ three and for>' occasion it- is the heartache xhat political effects, to Intrigue -and capons, the very best for Christmas. Please order early. ;ths church and community, will of a fly-lyihg class to be sponsored chester, and flve grandchildren availability of money and on how WHITE GLASS CO. the flrat time broke into a bToad mothers of others atiU In (Jhina Which followed a 90 minute travel ambitions.” He said opening the “ Ru8ines8 Built On asleep at the wheel. through official red tape after he ^attend a farewell reception for the by tlie Recreation Department, The funeral will be held tomor­ much'motorista use these few. OPEN DAILY 8 AAL to 5 PJt. smile. '\ must feel." door to democracy would peirmit Customer Satisfaction" ■ (the time of the class anJ place of row at 2 p.m. In the Timlty Luth­ The recommendation came from SATURDAY Tenneson arrived here, on a landed here on a trip from Tokyo. the entrance of communism. JRev. rorrest Musoer;and his fam- INCLUDINa Mra. Howe. Interceded when meeting to be announced shortly. eran Church. The Rev. Erich O. a coroner a year ago. The coroner n Africa's Hurl Forest live flight from Hong Kong, where he newsmen aeke'd ’"Tenneson if he Releesed Tuesday ‘T o those f^t us who understand Full In-surance Coveraffe :Uy tonight from 8 to 10:30 p m. at Coming Events Pie5>cr, pastor will officiate had found sleepiness the cause of (ygmy tribes while nearby are IISSELLST. Ml-f- crossed over from (Jhina Tuesday would do the eame thing over Bewildered and ill at ease, the the natural sentences of the ■ Mo- Tel. MI 9..10.3.1 the chapel. Vernon Grange w-ill meet to­ Buriat will be in , Grove Hill many accldenta he investigated. Nilotic tribes, among the tallest after refusing for tWo yeaVs to re­ again. She asked them to give her boyish looking repatriate landed roccai\^(people and the state of ROGER OLCOn \ night at 8 o'clock at the Grange in the world, ranging up to 7 feet. shortly before midnight He was spirit, to which they have been After 5 :00 P.M. • th e Rev. Mr. Mussir whl preach Cemetery. Friends may call at the The State Highway Department turn to the United States tollow- son time to evaluate the pest few 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-785S >t« flail aennon at the church on Hall in Vernon -Center, with a Ladd Funeral Home tonight frbm will construct “rest turnouts" Ing his . captivity during the Ko­ years. released by the Pfed Chinese Tues­ lead by past events. It Is not sur­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD • Christmas Day and will leave on Christmas party to follow the to 9 o’clock. along Rt. 15 (the Merritt and Wil­ rean War. 'Welcome Home' Dinner day at Hong Kong and landed prising that communism, which MANCHESTER. CONN. ■ X>ec. ST, with his family for his new business session. bur Cross parkways and Wilbur OPEN TONITE TILL: 9 Tenneson then waa escorted to a Mrs. Howe said the had baked a Wednesday night in Tokyo. has always aided subversion, re­ pastorate at 'Wshefield. Mass. The Rural Vernon School Assn, All Talcottville and Vernon news Cross Highway), so drivers can newa conference In one of- the "vValcome home" dinner, with He was home for the first time ^Raymond E. Ramsdpll will act as will hold a Christmas party to­ Items are now being handled pull off the road and take a nap. rooms at the air terminal. plenty of turkey and "fiah for re­ since 1949; the year he went to master of ceremoniei tfmight and a night, at the '.Vernon Elementary through The Manchester Evening Police will patrol the areas so porters who don’t want to eat Korea and eventual capture by School starting at 8 o'clock. There .Meets Step-Father program has been arranged to in- liemid, Rockville Bureau, located sleeping drivers woq:t be bothered In the midst of' the news confer­ meat on Friday.” the Communist forces in th'e ^ d e a tint by the Rev. Dr. James will be ■ games, an exchange of Korean War. Offered a chance '.o at 1 Market Ht., telephone Rock- Atty. Harry Hammer by marauders. ence, Tenneson’s step-father. Eben ~Asked\ about hla future plans, English, State superintendent of gifts and dancing. The recommendation came from ICfS return to the United States, he and June Yeomans Park The Past Chiefs Club o f the Ule TR 5-SlM. Hawe walked In, accompanied by Tenneson ke could make none Congregational Churches. Ms 18-year-ol6ti . . a Thf front-end of the car was "The tnet\ who are remaining ment has announced no plans for ' badly damaged, according to table production and marketing. stalled to pile up paper rolls. as a reserve officer he was re­ i i l i IP' Ferguson said The Herald will called to active duty during the feel Uke 1 do about thenbree.” such action. ■ Patrolman Philip Blinn who is In- He received his award laat night \ He said hk, had aeen^ll the oth­ yestlgating the accident. in New Orleans, La., at the associ be able to receive its paper by Korean conflict, rail instead of by truck and will Dufing his last tour of active er Americaus ,Who^ remained in h e n r y q u it s h o c k e y Ftrcmen Respond ation's annual banquet. REMEMBER: China in the iaaj- month and ex­ For the aecond time in two Each participant in the pro haul the paper from the ware­ duty from 1950-52 he served as 'I ' ■ Hershey, Pa. i**—Gordon (Redl house to the plant on Bissell St. pressed the beUM they all would Henry who starred for 11 seasons weeks, . flremeh responded to an gram was required to submit trial counsel for courts-martial at FOR come back/"smne <|ay." This, also, record of his gardening project in small quantities. He pointed out the Army Chemical (jentcr in Any gift from Sloan’a / as Hershey goalie in the American i', alarm from Box 35 nt the corner may be returned for he did not^xplaln. \ of Snipslc and East Main St. yes­ and file a complete report on ex that the procedure would make .Maryland. Hookey League has retired from penses and receipts, plus a state some space now used for paper prompt exchange Aaked'lf hia mothW played any the pro ranks and is playing for terday afternoon at 5:40. Walter Since his admission t^ the Con­ part in getting him to i^turn home, •Nagarka. whose property at 16« ment of aehool and commimity ac storage at the crowded plant necticut Bar last February Atty. cheerful refund. the Owen Sound Mercurys In the tivlties. available for other purposes. S lo e n 8 A SMALL DOWN PAYkItNT WILL HOLD YOU« SH09SMITH Tenneson replied: Senior Ottawa Hockey Assn. Bast Main St., was destroyed by. rod. Hammer has been practicing law The warehouse, a long, narrow, “^o, I wouldn’t say tjiat she • are on Nov. 30 had received per- McKaight In (irrtnany in Hartford and he will continue FOR CHRISTMAS OELIVIRY WITH WEEKLY PAYMENTS . . . S ' mission from Fire Chief John F. high building, was originally de­ did;” / Army Specialist 3.C. John Me to maintain an office at 983 Main • •••••• • e e SHOES The three t\irncoats who came Ashe to bum the rubble which re- Knight, 22, son of Horace Me signed to hold two bonded cars of KOIWWamMMMCWWWWlKM^ raw silk. Tlic cars were rolled in St. there. back to this country Iitst July were 'malned. A passerby who did hot Knight, R t.'3. recently took part Atty. Hammer Is a member of know this, and who wished to be in a field training exercise held by Intact and then locked, in the Immediately imprisoned by the WE5TOWN * warehouse. the Hartford County Bar, the Staf fe 825 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Army, accused of betraying their helpful, turned in the fire alarm the 4th Infantry Division in Gcr Bar Assn., and the alumni asso­ ■ BUSH HARDWARE CO. I PHARMACY S / ? country. calling out the department. many. ciation of the University of Con­ [ 459 Hartford R«V. — MI 9-9946 g I Fay Respects Training received by the "Ivy' TWO PEDESTRIANS KILLED I "Quality and Same* Sine* 1895" I They were released in Novem­ Kiowa Council, Degree at Pocar Greenwich, Dec. 16 (/p) — Two necticut and (Jolumbln University, ber, however, after the Supreme GIFTS TO PLEASE HLM X division, part of the U.S. Seventh He now resldepy at 161 Whitman I 793 MAIN ST. TEL. Ml 3.4121 i hontaa. will meet tonight at 7 Army, includes intensive maneU' pedestrians were killed here in Court ruled In another case that , AMITY WALLETS A auto accidenta laat night. Bertha Ave., West H a^ord. o'clock at the Burke Funersl vers and realistic field problems. imwailRIlFIIHMMMWWWWMMlWWMiMMlWWWWiMlWWIIMMVWW? diacharged men could not be taken I . Hom«t to pay their respecta to thoir W. Nason, 53, of Darien, died after Specialist McKnight, a tank The Department of Interior has 0pen evenings until Christmas deceased member, Mrs. Annie W. driver in Tank Co. of the divlsion'i she waa struck by a mail truck which jumped a curb, according to set aalde $16,537,600 for the de­ • Steppe. 12th Regiment, entered the Army velopment of. sport, fishery and Members of the American l a - police. Allen Smlffcn, 83, waa fa­ in March 1054. He completed basic wild life resources in fiscal 1956. on Auxiliary will also meet at training at Fort Dix, N, J., and tally injured in another accident. fo'clock at the Burke Funeral arrived in Europe in August of Stan^k’s AN IDEAL GIFT home, and the member-' of Rock­ that year. ville EtiAlcm Club No. 5 will meet McKnight attended the Univfcr FOR THE HOLIDAYS SLEIGH and at 7:30 at the same place to pay alty of Connecticut. PLAIN, FANCY and PUIDS - tribute to their members. Mrs. Mrs. Amelia Huessman 12-CUP ; Steppe waa a charter member of Mrs. Amelia L. Suessman. 80, of brings you REINDEER SETS • the Emidem Club. East Hartford, widow of Ernest $ J.O O ^ J Recreation Program Sueasman, died yesterday after NEXT ■k The youngMers who wish to noon nt the Manchester Convalcs TEL. ke part in the midget basketball TO PUNCH SET $7-00 cent Home after a long illnraa. MI 9-16n With Ladle and Hooks REG. $3,00 uc will meet tomoirow morn- She was born in Rockville March FIRESTONE . In ^ ^ r the fifth week of practice, incomparable $ 1 - 9 9 I ■ with H iel2 year-olda. reporting at ; 11 a.m^Kplkming'tomorrow's sas^ OTHER SETS TO $29.75 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL aioh, teams, will be aelected and fWWfUIMflKWWMWfKfKWfKIv/ turned overtQ jhe coaches. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FOR LATE SHOPPERS X 'n e Junior n m , ages 13 to 15, will hold their mat practice to­ Radios morrow afternoon |tt^ o'clock at 103 Models on DIaplay SHIPMENT OF MILK GLASS AND HUMMEL, FIGURES I the town hall. Bome^lS boys re­ ported last week,' and Rsis hoped • 1 4 ^ “ t „ ’ 1 0 9 “ The GiH She Will Cherish that thU rumber will be inbeeaaed '9 tomorrow. ' AT THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS I Widt GlMiM! The girla' baaketball league Pofterton's GIVE HER A .-meeting each Saturday at 1: ISO CENTER ST. .m. with girls from 12 to 15 ellgt- Sle to take-part. Vickie Orlowskl, Quilted WILLTON’S GIFT SHOP ^'VPtL MODEL 1659 Robe or I X \ 968 MAIN ST. KEITH’S FURNITURE 916 MAIN ST. 1ANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD the finest gift New W E B C O R MimwwwiwiiMawMwiwwmjlfMuag R a v in ia

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. ______X - *■' -V ■S r ? ' \ , I ' ■ ’ 1 I T . ■. Ji jf » I . F A G S s ix HANCHESTEH ev e n in g h er a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1955 T.i'’ MANCHESTEB KVENINO HERALD. IfANCHE8TEB. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16.1955 P A G E S E V m unit members and their famlUes wbrM'a largast dairy ^ttla bread- Corentry have been completed. The party ers regiatry organlaatlona with.'' Bolton will be held Dec. 26 at 7 p.m. in zrora than 46.000 * membera Latimer Elected the American Legion Home. throughbiP the nation.,, - There will be a gift provided Advartiaement— ,1 , RANGE HILL TURKEYS Brass Choir Added to Sing for each child 12 years' old or Lod^e Treasurer younger. Those children over thaf ' Needed: Teaohin^^subatitutes; former teachera og^Uier persons This year we have the finest birds w« have age and the adults will exchange raised, young, broadbreasted, plump and At School Wednesday Night 50-cent gifts. In charge will be prepared for teapKtng who possess Coventry, Dec.. 18 (Special) — a certificata for teaching, —- are TURKEY They’re ALL diressed and-readJ^-Hirders youra Eugene W. Latimer was elected' Mrs. -William Hotchkiss,' Mrs. Charles. Aalsch.: Mrs. Louis Steul- In tiM to rnjlke application to me Solton, .Dec. 18 (Special)—Mra.#the realjfnatioiU of Williarfi Alliaon and installed treasurer of Uriel lelt and Mrs. Ellswprth Greenleaf. by letter j s f telephone. Worcester Bichara.3. Mather haa announced i ""«! Burton J. T ^ Ie a« deacons Lodge. AFasdAM, for his 2Tth Warreh/Covgntry. Supt. 'of Schools, 13-17"f Members are reminded tp bring PI-2*^ . c»«r U.. t^rm. at a recent meeting. In canned goods or food for the FARM HENS Lbs. ' 70 c Salvation Arm^ band will lead also voted' to establish the second Others from town elected for Christmas baskets this wMk to 'ertisement— Ogdeii’8 Corner, Vernon— the caroling; a t the PTX carol sihg: Tuesday of each month as the the coming year include Clarence, the Legion Home.- ' Needed; Bus driver substitute. Look,For Signs On Rt. 83 YOUNG a t the school on Wednesday at reciter meeting’ night of the Boar d. E. Williams, senior warden and Couples tlub Party Peraons to substitute for achool T:80 p.m. Approval was given to the paS' Gilbert W. Wittmann, junior war­ The Couples Club of the Sepdhd bus drivers please make applica­ - to Rockville den. Appointive positions follow;' Congregational Church wiU/jiave tion to me by letter or telephone. Call TR 3-5675 S T O M S JSi Jesse A. Brainajrd, senior deacon; a Christmas party tomoradw at “7 Worcester Warren, Coventry Supt.' Congrm tlonel Ohurch and Girl r-;" ■William Edmondson, senior stew­ 1OA S u f amwg * CongSatipnal"*ChS p.m. In the Chikeh. prfmfnunlty of Schools, PI-2-766S. Our birds are available In Man­ FROZEN / S w u t ^ p 124. Boy ScbuU will | ^ " X e 'n Tolland County ard, trustees, George J. Math­ House. Parents ai eHbifirovide gifts chester at George Shaw and Sona distribute the aong sheets. | ews; building and grofmds com­ for their children distributed Manchester -P.venlng Herald Sea Food. 189 North Main ,St. If the night should be os briskly: Sro'i^ The Rev. Theodore W. mittee. Myrton E. Wright; sick Chandler Jr., will preach at North by Banta at the party. Coventry eorreapondent, Mrs. C. 1* Call 8II 9-1846. YOUNG Tp^S^ii;LK 52c cold as last year, an opportunity and welfare. Williams; auditing, Little, clephone PJ Z-62SI. to warm up will be available with Coventry on Jan; 8 and the Rev. Walter S. Haven. * Hquare Mince Tonight Stephen Chamberlain of Andover The Seednd Congregational the serving of refreshments in the W, Guy Oliver of Manchester school cafeteria by Girl Scout Will occupy .the local pulpit. was elected master and Frederick Church Pilgrim Fellowship will Troop 108 following the sing. And Church School Partlira Sadler of Storrs, secretary. have a round and square dance, OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 to please evcn.thp youngest mem­ ■ Congregational Church School Mathews was installing ' master tonight at 8 o'clock in the. Church bers of the family, Santa Clatts Christmas "parties wll. be held to- and Wright was installing, mar­ Community House with Diak..Mills la expected to be'present at the i.iorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. Grades shal.. and libs Prairie Boys prompting and Store avent. 3 through 8 will enjoy a talent playing. ST. JAMES PARKING LOT \ show at their party at the Com­ At the Jan. 14 stated communi-. Players to Hold Party AT HARMAC'S-' The PTA urges everyone, to at­ munity Hall under the direction cation the lodge will confer the Hours NEXT TO POPULAR-MARKET tend for the .special pleasure of entered apprentice 'e as Rose and Edward- Hutchinson. be a pot-luck dinner to open the baby was born Dec. 1 at .Man<4iea- secretary and Abilio Santos, treas- Solo dances will be performed by program. ter Memorial Hospital. Mr,c. Bay's 5:.30 M f m m ■rer. ^ Susan Johnson and Margaret Rob­ » The nominating committee of mo-lher. .Mrs. Frank Sherman of A. Urbanettl. of Norvich. .special erts. Leonard Munro and Da\id Windsor Is visiting at her home. Slacks 2p-*9 ®® ^ representative ‘of Lions Interna­ Roberts plan to play accordlan •Mrs. Leo F. Tremblay, Mrs. A FOR tional apoke on Lionism .and the solos. Samuel LeDoyt, Mrs. C. Leo Lan­ Davis Arcepted Reg. $7 is aervicea rendered on a worldwide The younger children in the dry, Mrs. Milton Zurmuhlcn and Ray M. Davla of Silver St., has basis in behalf of peace. The church school will hold their party Mrs! Ralph C. Hoffmau will bring been accepted as a inember of the NATIONALLY J^ERTISED . 100% Wool— $12.9S.$14.95 benefits of the organization were in the parish room of the church in a slate of candidates. Holstein-Frlcslan ,\ssoclation by M HHnTn50 '55 ''Itmr Mmwid IKew** TV-CB$^We*Mr ings to be held after the holidays. MI 3-8733. Christmas Dance DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FREE ALTERATIONS SPORT SHIRTS Parents of Grade 8 students Model ,31C100. 2Mnch Uliro-Viiien CentelR. ManciMater E v eal^ Herild $5 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION Cenwine Mohopewy veeem. Cenceeled ■ have planned a Christmas dance Botto* eorreapondenfTMra. Joseph 21C-113 arty for the 38 youngsters to be for the home ^ ] DIVIDED PAYMENT PLAN DTMIn, telephone .MI 8-8848. MODH 31 Cl 13. 21-inch consol*. N«v Can«ral Eloctric I geld at the Community Hall to-' 21C-130 WINTER TREjAlP TIRES by Bight from 7:30 to 0:30 p.m. The lt)0% WOOL TV in gonuino mahogany vonotrt. Swivol coitors, - affair will be set up cabaret.,atyle Pine Accessories * I.airgeat Selection In Town with card tables located around Ceramics Black Watch and other Plalda $3.95 M odtl 34T070. 34-Inch table medal. Mahogany Ote hall. WESTOWN SPORT COATS GLOVES Those who have agreed to be China rein flnlih. Matching twlvti bote illghlly extra. present as chaperones Include PHARltoACV We Also Have A Limited Number Of John Morris. Grade 8 teacher; Mr. 489 Hartford Rd. — MI 9-9948 Glass $2.98 Up SIMTEX FLANNEL SHIRTS and Mrs. Thomas C. Johnson, Mrs. GIFTS TO PLEASE HIM! Portable TV's CIGARS * Wrought Iron > $33 50 Up PtgAkIn, Cape, ejc. Clifton Reynolds. Mrs.' Frank Excellent Selection $2.98 and $3.95 Xwanowsky and Mr. and Mrs. R Buy the Box 28a-S0s Lined, X'nlined O. Bristol. ‘ I f f . Plan Oandlellght Service I OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY R Mm9 iNrtlai trocltoal • Mere HM" mew, k* er mdl Plana for the family candlelight ALL ITEMS GIFT BOXED — GIFT CERTIHCATES Christmas service were completed FREE UHF YHF InMaUaHoii • More iNppMt trocKaal • Safer, MUtker, gdefer iMil last night by the Board of Deacons FURNITURE REPAIR o t the Congregational Church in N O W O PEN . CHARGE WITH ALL CONSOLE MODELS Its regular meeting. The services SERVICE WM»«WM«9KWA«W«W9UWWlK««W*Mi!UX:!W«W)H(MW«(WW^WecnMK«WWW4lfWIIMHUWllMMR«WIKMaKWMWelW«CM«(«M(«pit M l li t * * * * * * S I * * * *1 *1 * * * *6 M r * Re 9 * iNB M i ME * W TUBELESS OR TUBE TYPE — will be the only one held at the JOHN CARLSON ACCOUNTS I m»ieuiteuitmmmmietmmmmmeuemmetmm*Hiieuiaiu church that day and will take jplace Just Beyond Brunner's HARMAC'S at 6 p.im Deacons who will offi­ OIL SERVICE INVITED 66] 99 BLACK AND WHITE SIDEWALLS ciate fdr' the special service are-. Men's W ear R I You Are Invited ^To See The . * . 'V Charles C. Church, George W. RANGE and FUEL OIL Talcottville 946 MAIN' STREET TEL. MI 9-4188 GE Two Oven Range NEXT TO ARTHI'R DRUG Bmith, Alexander M. Shearer and Phon* PI 2.7297 i S Traditional Christmas Story Don’t delay another day — get the extra protection of Goodyear'i famou* Burton J. Tuttle. The Board accepted with regret Suburbanite* now, and be lure you have ufer trartion when the going , TOP TRADI-1N i 1 “No Room at m Inn” get! rough. Only Suburbinitet give you all theie ouutandipg featurei: We need your recappable tiici 464 dig-cleau, 18.56 knife-like edgea,'up to 91% more itartability, up to for Winter New Treads. Heg. m « C H R IST M A S DAY~^ $449.95 FROM 4:00 to 4:30 P.M. ON THE 39% more itopabilityl ^ EASY rkllM S IU»pw weak boys Rpdr NBC-TV NETWORK-^WKNI-TV MME PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OtHIR KIND It*s Christmastime at Pianttand NOW ONLY DOWN a Com* M iiy and avoid tht last minute rush. Select, the $07/1.95 DELIVERS type and siie you want from the hundreds on display. Freshly cut balsam from Canada, also spruce and pine \ . ' from dur nursery. v PAY $10 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★A” A N D UP DOWN See Our Newr R^igerators artd Ranges 1 ActingA ^ AsA_ Santa's Assistant -K PLANTLAND jj WREATHS and SPRAY^ ^ ■tVMVNM OFFERS THIS From to^^efve MIIVB _ W EEKEND A Small Weekly Payments | c ifiiHif «Mnai«, IN! BALSAM WREATBS Sif hMlf t4i*iltM«, Bp To *1 6 0 ®®^ , Freah and fragrant, decorated with cones, ^ rrie s and KaU«kWW««W»«[WWWWaCW«««{«fW«f«iM«flKMeCMf«HKM«l«[WWMWMfafWWWMWlKMeCMfttWMl ft ’ mm iktH io«t , ribbon.^- ,' . ' i f . . T ■ ' 2 0 % awaiuTic g CHRISTMAS PLANTS ^ amraiTiiM For Trade-Ins CONCOLOR FIR WREATHS $1.95 I DISCOUNT ON ALL APEY wWASHERS a s h e r s I es and ribbon. J N.ANTERS is POINSETTIAS $2.95\„,., iiae-9Naii I niun K CHRISTMAS BEGONIAS $1.95 fceMi m psts4i' PRINCESS I PINE WREAtHS $1.95 ^ PLANT StANDS Dark green, red berries berrii a n ^ big red bow. Treated to » .wi , . , ' "ETAL -f -k SS KALANCHOES ^9eA„.„ reef nmi last for y6ars. / , . WfJ. See ermiiM ’! last for y6ars. I |nl • MHi .1IWIM I 1 WATERING POTS ^ ~ * A CYCLAMEN S2.9.5 S Reg. , Our I ewevaMi; ' % BALSAM SPRAY Christmas Cactus $2.50 .4hd I’p aejenaiti < «N| Balsam houghs, grptipgrpUped and tied with red ribbon bow|- $179.95 Complete I , eeae wnra •e 4AAAAiiA*A>AiAAAAA4iAAAAA44.AAiAAAiiAA4AA4i44 ^ Line I I lima aH9 I f ft Ollltl MING . ft tennumiwn ^ i AitenHon Kiddies I 'T H E t r e e OF 600D FORTUNE" I CiTunee coaHit EVERGREEN ROPING A S L O W { amiie FUU HEAVY ROPING I n YOUR CHOICE OF NOW * BRING YOUR DAD and MOM TO SEE OUR t From $2.45 To $16#95 A S . 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. it- vv V / / tCANCHSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ifl, 1958 N. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1958 ■ L. PAGE NINM FACE EIGHT' Merry pandanca and security. Thousands of S.B.M.'s X gnjMURjrrKW HATHB Rockville. Dec. 16 (Special) PTA CffHatnuu Party and Sandwlchee at Andover Snac|t ducted by Charles S. Wakeley, appropriately de^rated for the Sunday evening fellowship hour In less than three months', $15. fiSiSSe la aaaaiioe i Claim that any boats had been hit Bar, Route 6, Andover. Mrs, RICS, minlsjei' ofnnuaic at Emanuel. Gentlemen,” London carol; "What the North Methodist Church this dapositors can tall you how planned sav* Howard Cortis, 32, of-.Sprlngfleld, The PTA wUl hold tU Christmas Clrild Is This?” (Greensleeves.) arrival of Sant^Ilaua. Elach child ••••aaaaa«****»«*******'**»’S[ or any fiahermen been killed. As party on Wednesday evenlqg at Prop. . p' The, carols chosen are: "The should bring ir dollar gift and It Sunday at 6:30. The movie, which B ...... !•» Maas., gave a fellow his waTch on Friendly Beasts,” traditional I2th English; and "Good' Chrlatlan has a Christmas theme, is the ings can achiava "Planned Security" for you. ittte ••••#•••••••••*••••• punishment for this t molestation, the Elementary School in the all­ Men, Rejoice” (In Dtilcl ^ubilo), should be mowed for boy or girl I .♦*aa*a»arf*«»**»»*»«*** *'£] a promise of a job yesterdajr and purpose room St 7:30. The room ' Mancheater Even! n jp HeriSld Century (Simeon Singers); "The and th e' aMffoximate age bracket story of Uncle Henry’s successful Plan for tomorrow today! ,,*aaaa«a*a•••••••••••••• at.d as warning against any lepetl' later found himself with neither. Andover oorreepondent^/Mrii. Paul Holly and the Ivy,” traditional German-LaUn. attempt to "restore the true spirit WROUGHT IRON ObfQf ♦»aaae*»»*»*»»********* ‘Flesh-ixilorod Band-aid For mothers, will supply dessert, rolls In order t^help out Santa. tion of It, the Israeli organized a According to local police who and coffee snd mem)>ers, are rC' PfansUehl, telephone, PRgrim English carol; "Bring a Torch, Wakeley will play the following A semVfformal New Year's party of Christmas in family life. raid In which they took 49 Syrian Coal Miner’ quested to bring a hot dish or a 2-68S6. Jeanette, Isabella,” French carol; music on the organ: ‘‘Pastorale,” Howard L. Holmes, chairman, agge For your convenience, you will soon be are investigating the matter. Cor.* "Snowy Flakes Are Falling Soft­ traditional; "Concerto Nd. 3 In F Is planMd and probably will be the haa announced that dessert and HAILINOS “Alert to serve’* Ifce AewtiSeain-eee u lives. tls met iwward Roberts, 38. of ThlF DroOdle, sent in by Ran­ salad for a pot luck supper. bigge^ party attempted In many able to make deposits at our new East —T S iLi to ^ UM of repubItcmUon H dolph' W.. Borges of Danikal, Ha Each nsember attending Is also 1 Christmas ly," Polish carol (Caroi Singers). Major," Handel; “Puer Natua beverage will be served to all who Center Street Branch. CT«llteO to lU jW There Is a faction In Israel Coventry in a SpriniHleld tavern "Wheijce Is That Goodly Est,” 'Tltcomb; • and “O Holy This year the music, fa attend. He remlnda everyone that PORCH COLUMNS ^ S w w t M O ^ to d in thl* ^p*r yesterday. During their conver­ wall, would make a dandy last' requested to bring a 25-cent gift food and beVeragea are in' 2u tbal(> eal oew» publuhoO which believe.s In just such tactics minute gift for any coal miner you for the R ift exchange. Fragrance,” Old French; "Come, Night,” Adam. the tiine haa been adjustejl from'*6 HAND RAILS sation Roberts told the Bay State Marie, Ellsabette,” Old French The public ia moat welcome to •d in the ticket. The ' vening to 6:30 In order to make It pos­ **5u rtabta of KpubUcaUoO ot - tactics of preventive violence. It forgot to put on your list. In case Hoepltallzed r^WlSTOWN start at 9 o'clock ahd contin­ itS ilS S rtig ite ^ alw> roeerred nan he could get him a job—in ex- you need other last-minute pres­ De Witt Boylngton Is undergo­ i PHARMACY B 2 T r e e s (Chapel Choir); "Jacques. Come attend this service of carols. sible for the group. to attend the PIPE G U ARP RAILS believes this la the. only way the ue into the New Year. Reserva ~ M l Mrelce eUcnl eC N. B. a. 8*fw hange for the g50 watch Cortis ents, here are. some suggestions ing treatment 4 t the Rocky Hill BMBHartford Rd. — MI 9-8946 5 here.” Old French; “Nowell,” Tlt- Candlelight and (i^rola Service in young state can possibly serve waa wearing. ‘comb; “Still Grows The Evening BLAZE OUTS BARN tions will be limited to 76 up1e?, the sanctuary at 7:30 p.m. Repr«»«nUtl»**! Tbj also last minute): For your Wife: Veterans' Hospital and will remain VAUEY WELDING CO. notice on Its enemies that It is They drove .to Rockville where sequin-covered Dust Mop and there for an indeflnite period. K GIFTS TO PLEASE lllM f Over Bethlehem Town," tradition­ so alt who wish to attend should The fellowship committee is the [|]ak of Manchester ^ tough and ready to defend itself. Roberts took Cortis to the L. Nel­ a gold lame Apron so she can be Choir Reheareal 2 F o r S a le al Bohemian; and "O Tell Me, Utchfield, Dec. 16 (/f) Ire make their plans early. Brewster Circle of the Woman's Phone Glastonbary ME S-9U6 I TOBACCO POUCHES I Also on the holiday calendar It Is a typical frontier mentality. son and Sons Transportation Co., glamorous and useful at the same There will be a choir rehearsal !WWlW»llSlllWllSIWWISI»*l»*llS Childrot Dear,” German destroyed the main barn Society of Christian Service. ' Call Today.-Call Collect cm cSC frR )» and told him there was a job wait­ time. For ^our Husband: An En­ at the Fii-st Congregational Rttail and WholBsalB ^ (Emanqcl -Choir). Connecticut Junior RepuM of events at the club ia a Teen­ The entire^ongregatlbn is in- No Charge For Esttmatea Another faction in Israel regrets ing for him Inside. Roberts then cyclopedia and an Introduction to Church this evening at 8 o’clock, The Emanuel and Chapel Choirs boys' town, last night. agers dance scheduled for the eve­ the damage such a code of preven­ left and Cortis entered the con- Hal March, MC of the *64,000 Mrs. Thomas A. Birmingham is W-I.D.E SELECTION tive war does to Israel and Ua ceim only to find he had been the Question. For your Dentist: some the choir director. TO CHOOSE FROM ;?a'5S£ay«r E^otaa cause in the world. It fears that. In victim of a hoax. new, up-to-date 1953 magazines. Attend Bolton Session He nollfled police about 8 p.mr. FOR YOUR HOME or ■dtrwtlauia c t o ^ bowej such an Instance, the retaliation For your Mailman: written per­ Eleven Girl Scouts from An­ OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 ' P ■»• P***ar. and Roberts was picked up at his mission to bite your .;,dog. For dover attended a Christmas party EMERGENCY YOUR ORGANIZATION _____^p. **' p. m WedMMBy. proportion to the provocation. It charged by local and State Police Droodles." For your Psychiatrist: the Community Hall lost night. OIL BURNER Op«n Thursday, Dbc. 15 until Christmos Evf. • ^ -t~ P »• m. Thoreday.WJHS- feats that such retaliations, rather with larceny of not over gSO and A cuckoo clock. For your Land­ IP—1 p a t ftW ay. SERVICE I than safeguarding Israel, make It Is being held In Rockville pending lord: 3 Small Throw Ruggs and a Wraatks and Sprays Ohristmas Rapiag ^yyiWWrpHna • * e n * •atinday - bond. can of Floor Wax. tha values lifetime! more and more Impossible to ob' ' it’s S h o o t P »■ ______Roberts Is presently on proba­ FOR RENT ~ CALL tain that atmosphere of peace tion from the Tolland County Su­ HURT IN AUTO CRASH y F rid a y , D ecem ber 18 8 and 16 mm. Mpvie Projeetoiu— WILUAMS which will, after all, be the only perior Court. He was convicted Milford, Dec. 16

— Milford aound or aHent," aloo SA lam. during the fall session on a forgery Police said Howard Hooker, 36, of 847 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. a: n .o o « p 3 5 ‘ y- really reliable guarantee of New Britain, was seriously In­ allde projactoro. OIL SERVICE W« Begin To React Israel's existence. It fears that charge. City police Patrolman ROUTE 6 and 44A Stephen .Pleaclk and State Police­ jured early ’ today when his car WELDON DRUG CO. such use of weapons dims the collided with a truck on the Bos­ MI-9-4548 H O LLY and M IS T iE T O i iibr policy reaction to the new man Joseph Koss are Investigat­ 601 Main SL—TeL M1-6-AK1 f4444444i444i444iii444iiiiii^ jlitflriAkPoUey la beginning to ap- chance of success for appeals for ing. ton Post Road. paar, lu th a worda of Secretary arms Israel will need. If the Near OiMUBtiiif Batktts FOR ALL YOUR SoUes, and'Hp discussions of the East arms race continues. / It is a very easy matter to sif CHRISTMAS eppre^ing fb^snl budget. Un- A Thought for Today / ,/ aai OoRtaiaeri fOrtunaUIy, it dc* 9 not yet seem I many thousands of miles away ta be an lmaginaU^:lnsplring re- and Judge. But when such ques- GREENS I tioning' comes from inside Israej Ohrlatmaa IE SURE TO SIE us This Chflstmas let us pray for naST FOR THE HNEST At the top of our reaction, as it itself, from those who share the ★ Chrkit-ln Every Heart. ^1.00 "p la revealed by budget planvls on l^riloua frontier situation them- ★ Christ In Every Home. in mlUtary spending. ^U pielvee, as it has just come In one ♦Christ In Every Gift. Open tonight to Ic the riemtntat. vUceral roactioAl of Israel's most Influential and re- Christ In Every Christmas I OkriftmaB POIN^ETTIA BtMiisrer we think somebody Is pspected newspapers, then there Is Card. ★ Christ In Every Church Group I. ■nuan annuesMs snsHSi MSM M bftiiB iupleaaant snd dangerous. | at Iq u t some validity.in It. And^my ★ Christ at Eveof C3irlstmaa Ms lew mtice ttnnt antiaRT a* T i m s And It la the one reacUon every­ if it is hard to decry that saiime Dinner. swsS ris|s. y«i CIS a. isrs si ssinsrtist PLANTS 55c UP § .i- body always goes for, with a maxi­ toughneta which won Israel/na­ ★ Christ In Every Car on Every and every night next yoeek—Monday thru Friday hseily, susuly ssS svnt««s| •slus. At mum of enthusiasm. To step up tionhood In'the first place, Im­ Highway. CMM mra taansnet Larga AssarlmaRt af Pottai portant to remember ttin there ★ (Jhrlat at' Every Chrtstmaa Wi DtlRMt iBIlilkU. R M B o a a k li ear mUltary spending always Social. Plaate aai Out Flowars At seems to get the automatic ap­ are new phases'' for every prob- |old. Matching fllip H ★ Christ In All Our Church highli|hta 4 diamomts i R riB A t proval of both psrties, of every- letn. Israel Is tough: It needs also Services. (Right) Two miniature (Right) An old pine candle- watch, 7 in ring. $179. Moat RaaiMakla Prieai hody. ___ to be just, ha,rd. as that Is fon peo­ Sponsored by th e ' Manchester half-sap buckets, with lin­ bracket is reproduced with But, In the present tnsthnee, it ple whoAire desj^ate. Council of Chi^rches. ers, make a pair of book modern plastic drawer, for seems a relatively poor answer to Bicycles are being made In ends. Can be hung on wall, u.se a.s a planter. Reg. $5.95. the new Russian j^mllcles, ahd L a u s ^ Is Williiijg aizea suitable for youngsters under too. DOWN mere a diversion of Amerldan four years’ old. 3.75' 5.25 piAMONU RIN6S I McCONVILLFS GREENHOUSES strahgth and resource than a ^ a immediate decision of Gov- WEEKLY / 302 WOODBRIDGE ST. — m . Ml 9.S947 emdr. Frdnk J, Lausche of Ohio is BOB of i t Russia, at least, is ' ■ \'/ Y - “ OPEN e v e n i n g s AND SUNDAYS" lag for other weapons, a n d ^ a t is merely to stand as a favorite son Whirl-0-Matlc smokers urhat the readjtatment of Ameri connate in his own state. But extinguish your cigar­ esa policy la aapposoAdo be about. thht la quite a decision for him to ette or cigar stubs. Thi.! / nake. In his oWn hitherto strictly 7 - Next nearest top of our model in maroon-and- SENSATIONAL enforced rule of "hot seeking,” and policy reaction Isia proposal, whl brass or bronze. it comes after praise' him from you w sst Is I again seems ^efoe receiving p r ^ p t tot NEW poUtical support, to I n c r e ^ our the Democratic South. So. It could CIbdi-KMdio spending for our Foreign Utforma- build up into a thing which gives BarcaLounger the Democratic National Conven­ C i tlon Service. Such an/increase LADY ELGIN lAVONNE. Diminuliv. would Increase the Bumper of tion next year something of a black inloyi enrich thit ileekly styled Choice, aa contrasted with the 31 itwel wotch. NyloA cord. $75.00 ways la which we Wouid toil the »itk iIn tuhnIvB test Of the world About ourselves lack of choice reflected,, in the The sensational BarcaLounger looks like a regu­ present fast run being made by 19.75 Jhe adjustable and our policies lar lounge chair . . comes in a variety ot styles Thit t i ^ I t Stevenson. \ . How good odt proves to be de­ tor living room, bedroom, rumpus room. Just thoving un4er«rint As the five term Democratic pends upon snint we have to say, 2.49 chair that has Th« •thar aaoM *11 governor of a state generally con­ tew lett tor Christmas giving! rather than on how loud smd often X ild a far sidered Republican. Laueche la shoving logt wa s a y |tf And the truth is that, If $149.50 to $189.00 famed aa b "middle of the road” Kapokrfilled Sofa pillows in a no levers ''niataf cloon, for |«af 39.95 it things and push light choice of yellow, red, turquoise - tm aalh In i the good word and.the Democrat. Some Republicans like to vote for him, and some Demo- and hunter green quilted failles or impression about ua makes or gadgets .crats don't Jibe to Vote for him. iinen-textured.icottops. way around the world, and Into CHOICE CLOCK- That is m u ^ the same as it is with Of COLORS ^ minda of men of Its own power, Tvrqueise Ivery artttout too'much need for words. another "middle of the road” po­ Pink Blue .r jT litical figure. President Eisen-, Poach Block UOkUikt Bo our Rrst two answer! to the hower himself. If some Repub­ A' T’s the world’a most uoeful new Russian tactica in the world licans vote for Lausche, he in turn Milk glass/ hobnail 14Jf5 seem to be guns and words. That hurricane lam^^ have I radio, by far! At your aerv- is capable of a t least being for SMALL AS A COMPACT ice d^y in and day out to turn loaves the third traditional weap- some Republicans. For instance, night lights in base -aKNTLK, CLCAN, QUICK en, doUme. Here the policy shap^ and are brass trim­ Eadi mutt and fust. nicM ia<^ cuts of on a favorite program or re­ he praises President Elsenhower. soap aad blade. The Lady ^uobeam’a mind you of an appointment. lag up at the moment is merely med. 18 inches tall. ^ REGULE110N PING PONG TABLES It is aomethlhg t>f an irony, but gentle, sure performance gives you a Turns appliances on or off, au­ one of not cutting our present raU new oasyway to keep neat, fresh and perhaps an encouraging and credit­ dainty. Wonderful at home or,.fftt.. tomatically. You enjoy excel­ of .foreign aid expenditures. That traycliog able Irony, that much of Governor •lAUTIFUUY 01PT FACKAOID lent sound reproduction with Budget S Ft. X 9 Ft. Is likely to be succeeded, very 'Bfuische's prospeotive support Arure blue baa with veloirr-Uning Ofvd a big G-E Dynapower speaker. \ soon, by a proposal that we spend cord cempartment; / ■ Terms should come from the South. But 10.75 A Chriftmae Spacial for Only a Uttle more. it la, aRer all, nearly SO . yeara DOWN' ■ \ Of the three WMpons, dollars since the.South did Its job Bn the Witt*auirCattvtrtibla. 1?AY ONLY 50c WEEKLY 7 5 c WEEKLY ‘are perhsM the mo^refflclent for only Catholic ever a candidate for Unique feature of this moderi) US, and Im t designed t o 'meet w h a t the presidency. There has been Wittnauer:.watch is versatility of 1^-inch knotty its bracalat — comes with three . r the RusUans are n o w Uylng to time for a healthy change, and' the ..wipinj pine wall shelf is do, but doUars, so far, stand last . hiterchengeable inserts which ere fact that Souther)^ senators now 26 inches tall; easily snapped jn place-three No more, peering on oor list. . [ take a lead. In favoring lAusche with thl ciwptitelt lutomatic LIST ON ALL has six plastic- bracelets, in one. Traditional \ ■\'ou cap iron with ease, Bo, at first glance, we seem seems an obvious sign that some Ihied planter handsome Wittnauer styling. for an earring! ELECTRIQAL TOOLS BMist eager and willing to do those change has taken placa KitcheoAid! draw ers! ' - $69.50 FTI. press like a tailor; ” things which, will do us least good Tliere is a possibility, then, that - Mown •IIHWAtHII < Do hall your laundry Black and Decker—Stanley/ In the.world. In fact, we seem Lausche may develop Into the only No more dishwashing ‘'blues" with without sprinkling. more adjusted to a revival of the real alternative to Stevenson of­ t KiichrnAiJ. Just load the consen- Mele dreamt^ up Press woolens without M a ll-D e lta ^ cold war, in its old form, than to 16.75 Perfect for lounging B-U y * A fered to the Damocratlc National ' ient racks that slide smoothly,'out a damp press'cloth. mmmmmmnmmmmmnoimmmiommmMmmmmtP the new phase of the -cold War. Convention. Off-hand, we .would ^ ffom the' front-opening door . . . The BarcaLounger adjusts AU­ /Ae EARRING C iiiS T But that 'we> Should reach for guess that, if the party could bring > Close and latch the door . . . press Switches ^(fom steim-to- Ns;' ^ the switch . . . forget til DisheS arc < TOMATICALLY to any position :';:''S+earn arid dry-ironing instantlyl KwaiaKaMenMataiHiHKaiaKaiaiwataKeKMafwafaiatMaf^ . .. yr/ir/h.' Lets you read, rest apd relax to ter. I) The new KitchmAid Dishwasher. < i Dry IR O N pafUeulatiy so when the rest 12.75 •youi'xheart’s content and well­ > is packed with features you'll lose. being! ' V HAND TOOLS ’STvi;.™’ ■ weapon we ought to reach for Is Help! ° > "Powered-water” wash .. . Z rinses < t actually something almost in > Vhilb fresh, hot w a te r. . . circulated HAMMER For Only $ 1 . 2 5 tangible, in the realm of ideas How early Is early?Those who > hot-air drying . . . completely self- rather than in the realm of ma- exhort us to do certain seasonal > cleaning and samiars. lt‘s •‘front- BLOCK PLANES ly $ 1 . 5 0 I tsrial things. Mr. Dulles happened shopping early, for instance. How > opening" tb be on the trail in his speech the early do they mean? Early this > Reg. $15.06^«val Victorian mirror other night, when he urged a re- month? Early last week? Early > fits many rooms and wallspaces, Its > viva] of the spirit of doing good In next week? Or early Saturday, deep frame is finished in burnished > PAY the world for the sake of doing Dec. 24? gold. • > ONLY good,*^ when he said it was the And'how is It they never extgll > Perfect for relaxing For The Children things of the ’spirit which had the advantages of shopping late? ■ISS AMERICA ^ SENATOR > Ifieesis. I7 iewlg.|lwrtie6eieel. 50c Pilgrim" candlesticks Lean ’way back for ei>f66i 6»i6 6Mae6eriet ea^reaUWe hleoew ■wmene* A playroom in tha attic or basamant. A gift that wiH ba { made America gibat, with its ma­ When the big crowds are gone, > ■^■eiffie ___ tatwrj tg»6e$— * WEEKLY terial greatness merely a by­ when the clerks have time to wait > of solid, gleaming complete relaxation. She'll love iti SeoUHful. . , and so pracficol. Fifteen individuol' mpraciatad by aU. Do it yourealf or k t us do it for you. I product, when he urged that we on you,When all the mistakes have > CiMasa Fraoi SavM MaMs! brass from pur brass Only BarcaLounger compartmenfi keep earrings, rings, pins in place . . . at her Tha coet te email. Taka 3 y a m to pay for it. Coll us ot ! Ctand for freedom and the bless­ ^ MbBbI KD*B1, illustratrd. giftwares sectidn. gives you patented already been snatched eagerly off \ BBiomatic. tBble*fO|» cBbinei. cravin fingertips. Began), calfskin simulated leather with exquisite gold Ml 3*5125 and wall.givo you mora information. | ings of freedom everywhere and the shelves? When you can take r drata laodcl. WoAel |(D*1I for ^il(*in. inches tall. ‘‘Floating Comfb'rt.” S uad«r*(ouaicr iatudUtion. MbBbI K0 dtiirod. the K0*1* with tmooih roUiog < stve Russia is now waging in the c.oeet? - Or when the family, iii V catiert it available. OPEN world, our best answer is to be {.esperation of your salvation, r America, and to act America, to pitches in and does the shopping WATKINS A 11G. E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. be eursMves and to act fflUflA—iR-jthe family autemtMIe their friend and neighbors' about W ORO-lMfl wom—i«ie Present Pageant Ihoir at Church *' H e b r ip h soring It. the : Congrejgational Coroner’s Jury parked across ths' strest from a the affair. This dance will be a | FOR MAXIMUM HEAT aafl TROUBli: FREE OPsitAXION toadies' Aid Society, the Ig>cal funeral homci Grange Notes. Holiday Dance with something I Daily . Radio Tvno-iew Skywatch Schedule Gives Carol Play Choral Society and <>the Wonren's Rules Foul Play Van Eeghen reiteatedly denied extra promised by .the "Country | At Green School Churches Reveal Guild of St. Peter's Church. any know l^gc -if the layings and Boys" band. \ WUUO-^ISM EMtcm Staadard Ttm# Those, attending are asked to reported ht< wife and daughter The Round Table stngers, under A report was read by Roger The ghnual Chrlgtmgg program Saturday, December 17 This Sunday at 7;39 p.m., the bring along sticks or logs for the I I I P a ir’s Dii^ath missing shortly''bbforc the Iwdles Willama regarding Information on Use SHELL FurnaceM / Christinas Plans -the direction of O. Albert Pear- Midnight-2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Junior .choir of the Talcottvllle cuatomary Bre. also marshmallows were fdund. Blue rCroas and the benefits Uiat gy# auppUad by the radio manag#* fev-uconn — va of the Manchester Oreen School 3 a.m.4 a.Ri...... Volunteers Needed Congregational Church, under the OH Harntn and Stoknra SoM to toast, and a flashlight. Another child' of the couple, aon, entertained the Wapp'ing will be offered In the' near funtre w is presented this mort^lng for tbo '^Melbourne, Fla., D*c. Ifl (/Ti^- maata aad ar# subjtct to Chang# ' a.m.4 a..m...... Volunteers-Needed direction of Mrs. Anthony Vr- and Sanrknd Promptly and Effielontly Htbron. ,I>ec. 1« d ^ c la l) - The I-adies' Afd will provide hot Roger, S, died in October, 1054, af­ Grange at the meeting held Dec. to the Orange. | faculty and students. On Monday a.m.-8 a.m ,'...... Emmett Roberta.vPaul lacobbucet banettt, will present a carol play Tliouuh, ChrirttnM it »tiU » wwk chocolate. Mrs. Albert S. Taylor, A ‘ coroner's Jury late yesterday ter being struck by a Ijaseball. without noUc#. _ a.m.-lO a.m...... '., . . j ...... Daniel Firestone, Elaine Veeco ... 13, a t tbe-Commu'nity Hall. Alt . Master Walter Foster made ai WGTH-}.es Paul and Mar;Mary Ford afternoon at 1:30, it 15:111 be re­ entitled "One Chrilatmas." Some 26 or M plana are announced who came to thia country aome decided that Mrs. Patricia Van Mrs. Van Eeghen, a native of members wefe greatly Interested strong appeal that all Wapptngi ill1#*- peated for. parents and friends. Id a.m.-13 noon ...... !.•• ...... Marilyn Hubbard, Raymond Logor young people froih the church will years ago from- Helsinki, Finland, * WHAT—Muslo Msrehsat WHAY-Polka Parly Noon-3 p.m...... ,’^otnas Ritchie, Dennis lletfron by the churches aa followa; The Eeghen and her 7-.vear-old daugh­ Scotland, served in the auxiliary in the aingeri aa they are student! Grange mbmbers attehd the meet- ' Includes lining and la bon—THE BEST BRAKE JOB IN TOW N WeeU—Rscurd Btvua A pageant. "The Old. Old Story," ae taking part. . Q. L WILLIS 1 SON, lat. has promised to sing some of the from the .Manchester High School Evening .Good MuMe ' p.m.-4 p,m .'...... James Galeneh, Andrew Cavasaa Many of the traditional Ameri­ annual white g ilt service »111 be ter Phyllis met death a week ago territorial service, an organ(sation Ing of Dec. 27. A epeclal program | WKNB—Request Mstines WKNB—Music featuring the nativity aqene, was 3 MAIN ST. — PHONE Ml S-81» Christmas',carols native to that "at the hands of a person or per­ simllsr to the Women's, Army and much comment haa been heard haa been arranged and members I YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE WTIC—Mspplness WTIC—Lone Ranger p.m.4 p.m...... Jamea Galenek, Andrew Cavassa ' can Christmas carols will b# 'sung observed Sunday at Hebron and WORC—Record Shop WDRC-M.V Son Jeep . ' T* the theme of the preaentalton, with countr.v, which should be an added sons unKnown.’* Corps, and was discharged in Can­ on how highly rated they are. will be. getting telephone calls to I WGTH—Wsxworks p.m.-8 p.m...... i.Y ...... Linda Recknagel, Carol Chaae at this .time. In addition, carola attraction. WGTH—Counter Spy group numbers and special parts p.m,-10 p.m...... Kenneth (^urilla Gilead Co..gregaUonal Churches. The action freed Philip Van ada. Van Eeghen, a ative of St. Grange members gave sister Lucy have them attend this meeting. { taken as follows; Narrator, from all parU of thei world will be Hebron and Gilead Congrega- Eeghen. 30, who had be^n held In Utuis. served as a Canadian artil­ Southergill a vote of thanks in her This will be one of the most inter- j *' w I ulV—iTuatc Merchsnt WHAY-Polka Party 10 p.m.-Midnight .. - ...... Vdunteera Needed presented by the cflolr. The cos­ yianchrater Evening Herald WIMO—Roouro Be»u. WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Thomas Beat; angels. 'W endy Skywatch Poet located on top of Manchester Policb Station. Volun­ tionallsts will unite ^n a candle­ Jail 'for four day# fo llw ln g the leryman and they were married at efforts for making the evening eating and important meeting; >of' WIWB—Request Mstines WKNB-Music Stuck and Martha Adamson; Mary, tumes will also be representative light Service in the Gilead. Church Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan teers may register at Civil Defense. Headquartere, Municipal Build­ of the various peoples of the world. finding of,, the bodies iarly htst Ft. St. Johns, British Columbia, In enjoyable. - the year 1955. , j , WTIU—Stella Uslisi WTIC—Lone Ranger Patty Appleby; Joseph, Joseph on Dec. 23 a t 7.30 p.m. Christmas Pendleton, telephone, ACademy WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Yours Truly f ing, Mancheater on Monday, Wedneaday, Friday from 1-5 p.m. The public is cordially Invited to Friday. No charges had been filed H47. Many visitors, from local Refreshments seiVed by sister | WGTU—Waxworks Privissiiio; stable child, Linda Dav oervffea will be held at the 8-S4S4. against him. The Van Fx>ghens came to Mel­ Granges attended this meeting, Hattie Lane and her - committee; WGTH—Counter Spy attend. usual hours in both churches, the Bayer; ehepherds, John Howlea, Dr. E. C. Tedford, examining bourne three years ago. and when the count was.taken al­ were excellent and rounded off the | *'W HAY—Beuy Kimball **^HAY—Polks Party John Boyle, James Hickey and Ed­ elbow length sleeves and full pastor, Rev. John G. Beck, officl-1 PAJtOLEE HELD ATTACK most 20 members represented oth­ WCCC—Rscord Rsvim WTIC—National 'Radio Fan Cluh Magda LupcBcii physician, fbld the coroner's Jury wonderful evening. ' j . WDRC—31U Prscinct ward Stephens! kings. Robert Cote, aldrt..Het- fingertip veil was held ating. Southington, Dec. 16 W il­ that Mrs. Van Eeghen, 20, and her The guest who keeps saying he er Granges. TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-8066 WKNB—Request Matlnet in placb' by a cap of Alencon laca OPEN FOR BUSINESS WTIU—Widuel Bii'WD WGTH-Urien Philip Rice and Vincent Feshler; RAN&f A t St. Rfter's Episcopal Church, liam G, Short. 19. of Southington, must ^ ' going usually doesn't The ways and means committee Japan produced 981,100 still | and she carried a cascade of white daughter both died of head wounds WDRC—Record Shop candle bearers, Donna Harrica and Faces Operation the Bev. Douglas F. Pimm offici­ a parolee from the State Reforma­ mean it any more than 'you do reported that a dance tyill be held' cameras In 1954, Vn .increase of WGTH—Waxworks WHAY—Polka Psrtv • Fuji chrysanthemums and carna­ caused by a sharp, heavy-instru­ WTIC—National Radio Fan Club Sharral Laraon; and children of ating, tlje annual Christmas Na­ tory at Cheshire, .was arrested ment. t when you aak, i."What’s your Dec. 17 at the Wappihg Commun­ 40.5 per cent over the previous 4i*#— WRAY—Betty Kimball WDRC—21st Precinct the nations, Christine Dingwall, tions. • UEt Oil tivity pageant will take place at yesterday on charges of assault The bodies of the victims were hurry?" ity Hall 'with all fnembera telling year. WUCC—Record Revue WGTH—Listen Madfid, Spain, Dec. Ifl (49—Dr. Advertise in The Herald— 'll Pays •■#•- Stephen Brown. Dennis Podolny, Miss Marie KloU of d)jcago, 7 pmi.. on Christmas Eve. Mrs. and attempted Vobbery at a store WKNE—Request Mstines GASOLINl WTiO—Pepper Young WHAY—Polka Party Roddy Eliaaon; John Cregan, BeV' her only attendant, wore a bal­ Daniel Shorell, a Miami Beach, Charles M. Larcomb directing. owned by Hilbert Kanute. Police WORC—Record Shop WTIC—National Radio Fan Club lerina length gown of cocoa- Chief G. Robert Triano said Short WDRC—Jack Carson erly Harmbn, Gall Mitchell. , BeV' Fla., plastic surgeon, said today There will be a midnight Com­ WOTH'^Waxworks colored shantung and carried a hit Kanute ori the bac^ of the neck WGTH—Night Music erl.V Maulucci and Vlririnla Walke” he had performed a face-lifting ALL DAY munion service in th church fol­ • iU-; cascade of bronze chryaaiithe- lowing the pageant, with sermon. with an ax handle. Kanute, who 'WUAY-Record Rodeq Music was provided by the sixt'h operation on Elena Lupeapu, wi­ IT'S "B-B'' for BEST BUYS! WUtX>-Rscord Review WHAY-Polka Party mums. George E. Frankcl, brother On Christmas Day. a Communion knew Short', reported hbi assatl- w n u —National Fan Club sind seventh grade glee clubs, ahd dow of King Carol of Romania. B A N T L Y OIL WKNB—Request Mstines of the bride, was beat man. The aenicc will be held at 11 a.m. ant't identity to the police.''Trigno WTIC—Guy, Lombardo WDRC—»n g Crosby the stage setting by the seven tH" The operation, in Lisbon Dec. 13, I iiMI- \M . INI WDRO—News WGTH—Night Music '■ceremony was followed Uy a recep- In addition to the above there said Short made a statemeht that WGTH—Bob aad Ray •iW - grade art club. John Mortimer and v.-as the . second time he has per­ ■ ' I ■'M ' \ I IM I I will be the usual community, carol he Went Into the store "for the WHAY—Polka Party Thomas Moore were in charge of tt«n at the Oak Park Arfha for formed such aurgery for her, he WTIC—National Fan aub 16Vgueats, after which the couple SATURDAY alngNit the Green, Thursday at purpose of getting money." ‘ * ' wit A V—Record Rodes lights and the pageant was di­ •aid. . \ m Mlfclull 9 4S9'j W D R^Am os n' Andy left for a wedding trip to Ber­ WCCO—Record Review WO'm—Ntgbt Music rected by Mrs. Dorothy Poole. Mlse Shorell returned to Ua- WKNB—Request Mstinse •l4g- muda. \ TEL. ROCKVIlir S ?177 WTiC—loeo Radio Lgne Martha White and Mies Helcit bon today to check Lupescu'# WHAY—Polka Parly The bVidegroom's siste’rs, Mra, Everything for .the Weekend Handyman as WDRC—Record Shop ', WTIC—National liin Club Nicoll. condition, thenx is' going to well aa builder . ... lumber, mason ■uppliea. A VERY. MERRY CH R IST M A S WGTH—Bob and KayN WDRu—Amoa n Andy Alice B n h ^ and Mias Esther visit Genoa, Italy, \and Zurich, WGTH—Night Music Granstrom, principal of, the> local paints, hardware, tools. Always easy parking. ^‘ w h a Y—Suburban Screnafl ll'.t#- Switzerland, to perfotin a aeriea WCCC—Record Review \ WHAY-Night Witea Bowers Schools , also Mgr. Brown's of plastic surgery operatlona. Lu- WKNB—Request Matinee WTIC—FIgW daughter Susan, .wer# among th * p«Ku haalaa been living I in Kfitoril, a Phone Mitchell 3-4526. From Rockville w n u —lUW) Kadk, Lane WDRC—Romance Moods WDRC—Record S ^ p WGTH—E. P. Morgan Weddings guests. ' ' , resort____ Just outside LliLisbon,', sine# Willimantic and Storrs Ask Operator For WGTB—Bob and Ray l# :lg- The bride is a graduate of Oak Garol'#. death In 1953. SheNla 57 ENTERPRISE 9956 1:44— WMAY-Night Watch yeara old,__ WHAV—Suburban Serenade' WTK!—Cavalcada oMI|iarta Park-River Forest Rich School WCCC—Record Review WDRU—Romance . . ‘ Granstrom-Frankel and Rosary College. H w husbsmd WKNB—Today in Sports WGTH-Nlgbt Music Miaa Alice Helen Frenkel, attended spools in Springfield and . WTU>-ll«u •iadlo Lane I#:##. WDRC—Record Shop f WHAY-NIte «atci' daughter of Mr. and Mia. George is presehtly manager of mlll'orders / WGTH—Wlsmer WTIC—McGee and Moiiie - A. Frankfl df River Forest, and sale for a paper manuffletur- W# Spetdalla# ta • iW - WDRC—Moods rot Roroane# suburb of Chicago and Herbert jng company In' Holyoke, Mflu.. HOMBetnSi WHAY-News WGTH—Relaxing Time w o m e n Fs d r e s s e s Stanley Oranatrom of South Had- wh6re they wjll malge -their honm, (DciGnnftLf JCumhftr WCCC—Good Evening Good Huslu 11:45- Shea Iflti to U V i . WKNB—Today in Sports WH.aV-Nile Oaten ■ ley, Maes., son of Mrs. Anna N. • bfe#4 U# Yew J WTIC—News WTIC—Sport Hlghllghla 'i'lDcea take 24 cents out of every M&NOUTLET RaiyeiU# New toalj ,8 SU PP LY CO. WDRC—News WDRC—Mnode loi Komance Granstrom. SO Oakwood Rd., this OPEN WGTH—News WGTH-Dance Music town and the late Carl Granstrom, dollar spent for purchase of auto­ .505 Bast MMdIe Turapika • Hel#*fl>yUR* ^ I Z R I K $ WDRC—Bine Crneby REEM s i WGTH—G Heatler Silts S'/2 to 9 N. 4 to 9 M. 5 to 9 W. A Christmas Candies . Televisinn Programs COLORS: Black, blue vslth red. ROUTE 4, IOI.TON NOTCH •vOn Page Iwo v , Opfin 4 d ly and Sundays until 8:30 PM, 448 HARTFORD BOAH Yes folks! You’ll find-so'inany honc.vbuir styles to\choose from. AB leather, velvets, brocades, fur ! SMSBoS xIDCm S V O U i SiflDaS VSbS tlODuS C A U Ml 9.4897 trimmed, etc. *roGofft GENERAL ' Come in today— Don’t delay. Our Company Store Will Be Open To The Public TV SERVICE SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON Days * 9 A C A Call Available are fine hand-knitting yarns in Lambs Wool, Nights 9 as9 9 Plus Parts Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colors, at O ' SH O ES’ r \ « ■ “BEATTIE" AXMINSTERS TEL. Ml S-5IS4 attractive prices. From time to time also— Seconds of THE KNOWN NAME, i 881 MAIN STD A .special purchase from the famous “ B E A TT IE ” M ILLS Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be­ makes this sensational rufi offer possible right on time |o low market. h#v# I# 4m « i ^ M a n c h e s t e r ! \ THE KNOWN QUALITY' SINCE 1900 ^ . . . . \ D «a ^ gr#M llipa#n ##aw « fr#«t d#«l I# mm "dre8.s-up” your floors for the coming holidays! Smart lone- ALLIED FACTORY AUTHORIZED wntwaw#. Aad. #1 ceuM#. « # #r# aal MMgitacd h##aa# "HTTING IS OUR lUSINESS" 9 on-lones! Carved effects! Leaf and scroH patterns! Colonial TV SERVICE Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday ? we#i#a w#ald act b# •athiMla#li« #*«# kaviat t#4d OMai BUYTHINL kU designs! 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Here Can 11‘ ■ You can own thefinest china in the world and Take A Bow pay for it our easy club plan way. Wa Give Him 8 7 boov ^ 'be . . for tha Una racord thay liova t have china by LenoXi moda In thrift during 1955. A Woman’s Dannsl Graan , Slipper ‘ in Black, ^Blua Rosenthal, Doulton, v^niUKSHaP Haviland, Franciscan and Rad Fait, •fyjn. Now as Savings and Loan’s year-end and oth^s including 'dividend is about to be credited, thou­ ,,. the perfect cemhinotlen of Italic the above, top to bot­ Individual power tool# sands of thrifty people who have sav­ T b is i( the tool detigned (or the m ia who wants ings accounts here can be justly tom. (o do it himself. It combines the four basic proud of their retard. tools which are a musi in any shop . . . MAPLE SOFA- Flintriflge “ .Mirainar” e A hviiiy i* TiHtna AHmt $ow — tie We'd lika to have you open an ^ 1 Lenox "Westwind" (wars o( ony wscWiep. account. You can do it with • A 4 DFRckten iebtaer-pkifier—Ike a GREAT FACTORY SHOWROOMS Syracuse “Lyric" .Aofurel aecoAd feel. BED SUITES • A tlenderrf Oelfe It* DriU fre« — Ike meat ver»efit^e4t'yeur»MMeei. Sovt any amouitt current dividend e An IM ' flu Sender — (or are- Sava any tima • a • • • a ' annual rate. tanienel (InWiet an el iebt. Lovely Gift ,M»INEN HOUM: All mounted on one stand and Atember of ithe Federal Savings A Popular iStyla in Women's Slippers in Charcoal, operated by one motor. 1 and Lo#n Inxuranre Corpora­ Monday,Tuesday and Friday— 9 AM to 5 PM FREE PARKING IN TABLE tion of Washington,. D,.. C— ilic Delduhop .will da.9$5lt o( providing Insurance of jour sav­ Wednesday and Saturday-9 AM to 12 Noon Pink, White end Light Blue. • ' your workshop jobs'. Store jt any­ LAMPS ings up to glO.OOO. Ttujrsday-9 AM to 8 PM where; roll it out when yonbeed ? . . . ' i i ' THE ST. JAMES LOT it. , • - . - Choose from . hundreds of Atk about the ctay paynMoi stunning' modern and Iradl- - Tool-ai-a-Tim« Plan. FREE COURTESY tlonal lamp*:' In every con­ MICHAELS JEWELERS CAR SERVICE ceivable shape, In every (pavings <2^ £oan site! Every color you could Use Your CredHirPay Next Year! JEWELERR-SILVERSMITHS Phone the "B-B" store A D A M S a n d 1 0 8 4 a A for! Priced as low as Easy Payaspafs 4avli«A 558 MAIN at. MANCHESTER CXHOUSE&SM nearest your home, ask HILLIARD ST. M A I N S T . I f you're looking for an unusual value in lovely mellow maple living room or 0 IM c.: MANCHESTER LUMBER, IHC. for a FREE Courtesy M a n c h a s t a r H a r t f o r d den furniture, TH IS IS IT ! This is the suite that “ leads a double life !" A Maadwtler SaviMS $ LoaaAsswialiM- 1007 Man SL ..T W S G I V E dttPT GREEN STAMPS Car. We'll pick you up, handsome sofa by day that can be opened easily into a double innerspring bed. 2S8 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER drive you to our atore, MHcholl 9 .1 8 6 ,4 and then taks you boms. JAckson 3-6357 at night! You get 2 pieces, the sofa-bed and matching lounge chair. Hapd- No ebUgntloa, at-nil: aome new covers: . ■< '3 “ V- U - :■ ,*■ -'"v

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•^7 y •/O FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,19B5 FRIDAY, DECfeBIBER J«, 1$65 '• Pages 13 to 24 p a g e t w ^ v s Section Two Jlattrhr^tr lEornittg %ralli date Fallone was so jealous he ents khot to death In their h*. Portu­ boys." And, she added, that Fal­ huddled In a comer crying. Ehilles Seeking gal aaya Ooa la a Portugueae prov­ Today, relative* are caring for PHARMACT Weather permltung, the lone had threatened “ to get’’ the 4St Hartford R«l — Ml fl-tMG Receive 50-Year Service i*ins at Cheney Bros. ince and not a colony aa the In­ From Gun Wounds entire Small family. the Gmail children. Many of their State Senate Three at Cheney Bros. diana claim. The . Indiana want It weekend schedule for ice skat­ Christmas, presents lay In a cor­ g if t s TO .Pl e a s e h im TPC Hears Len^hy Cases ing at Center Springs Annex He Invaded the Small'household To Stop Allied, aa part of their union. ' and shot Gladys' uncle, William ner. In th* Fallone home there is 01.6 SPICE and Charted Oak Park were (CoatHmed from Page '■ * ) SHAVE s e t s Cunha hinted that in the event Small, in the f^ t . William drove nothing but grief. Fallone’s father, I ■ Presented by Jarvis, Bray- Approws Act of an attack on Oo4' b> India or announced today by the,; Park Ernest Fallone, declared: , V Advance to High Posts Red Trade Bar Department. < ,> 6() man posse closed In on the to a nclghbor’A house for help. on Macao by,Red China, he would youth yesterday, was reported ..Ifi When he returned Fallon* met him "He waa going with her ------« - ...... — i Invoke Article 4 of the NATO Each supervised skaUltgare* Developers Alexander Jarvis At Late Hour • I ' will be operated at the spm* satisfactory condition. He missed with a burst of gunfire, killing him. (Gladys) and then it broke up. He Seek Two Couckeo (OMUaoed front Pag* On*) treaty, which authorlaea member death by a fraction of an Inch a* Police later found Gladys' par­ never seemed to. get over it.’’ Read Herald Advs. and Stanley Bray presented long Him Johnson, Phelon, i *s==sssars=ssssBSBBSaKKl .ntatea to atart conrultatlona In hdurs. , ' ■ Today, skating will be per­ a bullet hit him unher the right and detailed cases at th* Town A special act which would clarify «ent Macmillan a letter on the aub- caae of anI AlWSVIVattack UIlon lhelr„terrl- eye and ranged upward to lodge Miss Mary DellaFefa, wel­ vhere in the worm. This mitted at both areas from 3 to Planning Coramlssioa public hear­ fare director, today asked for ths town's authority to purchase ject from Wathington, then fol- V rlca anjwl S p.m. and from d:30 until 10 under his skull. w '”'1 News Tidbits ______joweverr doe* not bbll- W v I M v l OPEN TONlGin TlkL 9 ing last night to support their re­ th* donation of two couches th* $1,350,000 Glob* HoUow tract Ward Cheney; Group' ^ . lowedinwed upuD durlnaduring talka-talk*- the two gate other mwwe hred In the which open out into bed* for- tuuiM UUitKiir Saturday and Sunday, the quests for xone changss. ^ from Cheney -Bros, wad pasaed bjf Clv.n Servie. Pin.! C.U«I tro» AP yif.. have had here during the current tary asalatancd. Cunha said Portu­ exchange between Fallone and the Jaryis, who’ wants the xone of use by needy families. She said hours will belfrom 10-a.m. to;.' posse before a sharpshootlrtg sUte 8 the State Senate last night about ______I j SBarrff:"— — .ja a sG S g M NATO Council meeting. gal did not consider Goa as part of THIS a 206-by-200 foot parcel behind the department also has use The Informant* did not dlacloae the North AUantic area, where the 13 noom 1:30 to 0 p.m. and .poltcamah -picked off Fallone as for about five bureaus. Any­ 40 minutes before the Special Ses- The appointment of three newj 'x tty . Gen. John J. 'Bracken the outcome nor what Macmillan automaUc obligation of mutual from 6:30 until 10 o'clock. the youth stuck his hesd.out irom hla shopping center on E.' Cfonter one who would like to donate sloli of the General Assembly ad­ Ch'eney Bro*. officers was an-; rules payment of school tuition la Both areas will be Illumi­ replied to Dulle*. » military aid would com* Into play. behind a tree stump at hi* fox-hole St., changed frdm Residence A to any of- the items may contact journed. . nouoced by Ward Cheney, presl-l American and Britlah apokea- He expressed ' the hope that nated, for night skating. like bastion. Fallone was fqund Rualness I, and Bray, who wants , The bin had been pasaed by th* i ? . .. thi. n-nr-in. i'"’ **** pl*ns of Fairfield University the Welfare Office In the House earlier this.week. men here would neither confirm Spain, now admitted to member­ with a .22 caliber automatic rifle a present,. Business Zone n on Municipal Building. ^•"5 eSiI® conduct raJfl* with p*y- Spencer St. extended for 988 feet, Yesterday, the measure waa du rin ^he annua awarding of 401 tuition as, prlxe,.!Ali. WINDOW SHADES nor deny the report. • _ ship In the United Natlons'along and 600 rounds of ammunition by amohg qeveral reportedly being The iaaue of trading with the wltK Portugal, might aoop Join of the, strategic British-held Is­ hi* side. He never regained con- took a total of three hours to and So-year service P*"*- . aialant Secretary of Navy predicts f BE SURE TO C/FA; held up in the Senate tor bargain­ The appointments, as announced at Groton______.i.J that conventional li _.v_sub­ Chinese reds is an old sore In NATO, land in the eastern Mediterranean, scicmeness. make their respective points. l o n g w e a r i n g Both I hearings were rehearing* tant. aa well aa Jarvis, to testify ing/purpoees. It passed without op­ during the annual meeting In the marines soon will be thing of past. British American relations al- Immediately after the *bf?ret All three countries belong to Fallone died 24 ho\irs after he company’s main office on Hart­ tho\igh the two govertimcnU have at applications, that had been re­ that a business xone is the highest position, however, when It waa'fin­ President • Elsenhower's cabinet session. West German Foreign NATO. Invaded the home of Mr.-and Mm. use to which th* la can be put ally brought to th* flo o r ./ . ford Rd., Include Ray Hoffmaster. in t e r s t a t e c l e a n t e x cooperated closely la administer­ The Greek-descended majority jected by the TPC In May, and meets for three honra and five Minister Heinrich Von Brentano J. Warren Small. He had a rifle and that a parking lot would not Both .the Republican and , th* treasurer; Herbert Phelon, assist­ minutes with Vice' President ing agreed embargos In the hope hurried off for a luncheon at the of Cyporlts wants the Island I both develdpera last night sub­ M A S Made M Order of preventing war-potential goods and a package of dynamite, along y LADIES' mitted sworn testimony to support depreciate the value of surround­ Democratic- parties locally support ant' treasurer; add Mis* Edith Nixon presiding In President’s # 1 * 9 9 WItk Pour RoUer* ^ British Embassy with Macmillan turned over to Greece. The With a battery to explode the ing, properties. the act, which is dRsigned to glv* Johnson, assistant secretary. from reaching the Chinese Reds. Turkish-descended minority says their poetlons indicating each absence at Gettysburg... .Bristol Heads of the West German de dynamite. The battery failed and Shurtleff, who ha* been a famlW the town specific authority to buy Hoffmaster, who joined the firm physician is elested o f re­ Each government from time to fenae and finance delegations to that If Britain relinquishes will take an appeal If his applica­ the land in caae sufficient author­ time has been hit by critics on — from bullet hole* in the wall*^— , WELLCOS tion U denied again. iar figure In xoiUhg oases in Man­ only last year, already holds the sponsibility In connection with th* conference Joined him there. Cyprus, It must go back -to Fallone couldn’t explode It with ity does .not exist in present SUte posts of secretary and controller. L L JOHNSON both sides of the Atlantic for the Turkey, which -formerly owned It. Jarvis, who says he wants the chester and who haR consulted death of 14-year-old girl patient Approve Air Plan bullets. Gray, R^yal ahd local law. In assuming the pew position of way In which it has carried out the xone change to permit parking b*^ with the Towh Planning Commis­ Board Meets Dee. tt whose parents had charged him The NATO Council concentrated Gladys said ahe had dated Fal­ hind the shopping center, ran into sion in drafting xonlng regulatlona, treasurer, he moves up from as­ with malpractice. • PAIN T GO, embargo*. Woman (to frlen'd) — George The next step in the purchase la sistant treaauhrer to replace Che­ Meanwhile, fifteen foreign min­ a considerable chunk of Its busi­ and I like the same thing, only he lone several months ago and that Medium Width. Sizes 4 to 10 opposition from property owner* said the approval of Jarvis’* appli­ Team of London . experts on 89^ Main SU T d . M1-9-A501 a apecial meeting of the Board- of ney, who gave up the treasurer’# medicine and erhns says sag isters of th* Atlantic alliance ness agenda at the meeting yester­ likes to save it, and 1 like to her parent* had forbidden her to In the area. However, his op- cation vvould provide “ for a na­ Directors and the Board of Water sought In secret session today to day. the first day of the 3-day ses­ ,sec him again. She ^sald after the ponenU last night were not as tural and necessary extension of job while remaining as president. deviation is so wldesprsad In spend it. Oimmlssioners at 9:80 p.m. Dec. „ Huceeeds Hotfinaster Britain there are "practicing coordinate their policy for dealing sions. Among other things, it a p .V vocal as they were last April, the shopping center area.” 23 when the groups will carry out with danger spot* all over the proved a plan proposed personally when he first sought th* xone Last night, there were only flV* Phelon, a member of th* firm’s homosexuals’’ In.PsrUament . • • IsADIES* and MISSES' the Instructions of the.votera in the accounting department, succeed* globe. 4! by Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. su­ change, or last July, when he properly owners present who were Dec. 13 election at whiep the pur­ Nationalist China plane# reported­ PtRSO N AL Each attended the meeting, preme allied commander In Europe. sought, but was refiued, an excep­ unegul ocally against Jarvis, al­ Hoffmaster * as assistant treasur­ ly damage Bed la'ndlng cimtt o f chase and the constructioh of a er; and Mlaa Johnson succeeds which lasted three hours, accom­ The plan calls for coordination of WELLCOS tion from the Zoning Board, of Ap­ though they presented a petition new aewage' disposal plant were about l.cioo tons and “considerabl* p a n y by only two top advisers. Allied a lf .defenses and for a uni­ peals to permit parking. signed by 42 residents of Walker John Hyde, who retired." Mis* number" ot abiall wooden craft NEARINS SERVICE both approved by clear majorities. Johnson is the former assistant of Spokesmen would only say after­ fied radar screen against pMSlble LADIES’ in red, light blur, pink, No Opposition and Lenox Sts. to support their Cheney Bros.' has set a Dec. 31 near Taishan’ Islands off Red wards that the Ulk ranged all air raids, extending from w rw ay black, royal. Narrow and me­ position. The two. street* flank thp Miss Jenny Wind. Who retired re­ China Coast. NEW HOURS There waa no opposition to. deadline for acceptance of Its of­ cently aa lecreu ry and aaststent around the World where ever there through Turkey. ( , dium widths. Size* 4 to 10, Bray’s application. The present prwosed parking lot. fer, and In order to meet the dead­ OPEN SATURDAYS were problem* directly or Indirect­ Business Zone II, on the south aide Had Support treasurer. president at the Arm last June af­ Before the mlhistersy meeting MISSES’ In red and pink, line the town will have to borrow Cheney snnounced th* sppoi.n^ DAILY 9:30-5:30 ly affecting the North Atlantic Dulles conferred for W" minute* of Spencer St., extends from a This time, however, Jarvis also money temiFdorily In anticipation ter 38 years at Cheney Bros. Th* Treaty Alliance. t Sites 12 to 8. had support from the property ments In briefly stimmsrixlng tat THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 about Cyprus with Greek Foreign point 50 feet east of the East Hart­ of inning bonds. th# four 50-y*sr pin winner* end pins were handed out by Horace Oolle* Warns On Cold War Minister Spyrldlon Theotokl*. /’ ford town line for 450 feet. He owners, submitting a petition with Th* Town Planning CommUsion Learned, new vice president and ' U.S. Secretary of SUte John about 40 signature*. 17 40-year pin winners the "dfas- CLOSED MONDAYS They discussed means of easing wants it enlarged to accommodate last night formally voted approv­ tlc" chsngea that have occurred general manager of the company. Foster Dulles warned yesterday a shopping center. Benjamin Avery, 42 Wglker St. Bealdes the pIna that war* tension between Greece and al of the Globe Hollow purchase S t the local textile mill In the last that Russia ha* opened two dan­ Turkey over the potltlcsl future At the rehearing on Bray’s ap­ one of the leaders of the Jarvis awarded In person today to em- gerous new fronts In the cold war opposition. Indicated a reason for and of the disposal area off Olcott year. » WpL*# M I Our Complete Line 701 plication, T P C member Ralph St. as the location for a virtually Cheney Bros., which was pur­ ployea of 40 and 50 yeara servic*, j __the Middle East and Southern See Scudleri disqualified himself and the diminished vigor of that op­ V . Herald'Photo. ■ OW- ‘ K new aewage disposal plant. chased by th* J. P, Steven* Co. In pins were mailed to 12 employes Asia. ' w’a*^ replaced by Atty. Robert position ■ when he said, ‘Tm get­ More than IWO years of employment are represented by these four Cheney Broe. employes shown with who have been with the firm SS The ministers concentrated their ting bored" with the running The TPC had already made two of the company's'top executive*. WllUam H. Waddell, aUndlng between Horace Learned, left, vice April, has been contracting Its THE BEST S Warm Slippers Fot The Entire Family Beech. Scudleri is a member of the recommendation to the Board ot years. attention on the explosive Middle rilGALJIEVERlliESe architectural firm of Scudleri and fight. president and general manager; and "Ward Cheney, president, has 60 year# and five months service, 'ni# operations steadily. But, Cheney ( SO-Year Emphtyea _ m Directors that the town buy th* said, the company hopes soon to Eastern situation, especially the L AT liOW PRICES 4 Mankey which has prepared plans He vva* at the two previous workers seated, left to right, are William Chambers. Carl 8. Benaon and (Carles H. Johnson, each of Fifty-year pins went to William in HEARING! effect on other NATO member* of for the shopping center^ hearing* on the parking lot Globe Hollow land. whose employment records cover 60 year* and two montlia. They were awarded service pin* this mom. end this period of contraction and H. Waddell, who has five months Turkish and British partldpatlon question •;— the original TPC “ l\irn around and rebuild.’’ • Director Walter Mahoney, who Ing. * . ' * ______^______more than 50 ytars sendee; and in the Baghdad Pact. Portugal also [Arthur Dnis Storos ^ attended the public hearing last hearing In April and the ZBA “ After this • period of contrac­ Charles H. .Johnson, 'Carl 8. Ben­ raised the Issue of her dispute with hearing in July — before show­ tion," he went on, "w* hope to L HOURS S A.M. to 11 P-M. a night as a private citlxen, en­ Felnateln,/ Hartford, repreaented aon, snd WUHsm Chambers, all o f India over the status of Goa.i dorsed both application* and urged ing up again last night. He Hospital Notes Helalne Rtt; Mrs, Harriet Kent, 28 have one of th* finest mills of Its whom havs 50 years plus two Some of the tipie was devoted to claimed also that many of the McKinley St.; Walter Schub, South Reach Settlement the Tomania estate, Peter Tenson, type In the country. It will be so the Planner* to approve them. He 195 N. Main 8t., a cousin 1* appar­ months. economic cooperation among the said both would benefit the town. signer* of the Jarvis petition were Patlenta Today: 110 Windsor; Andrew J. Doering, East compact and well ordered that Recipisnts of the 40-yoor pins //. member nations—a subject which ently the only claimant on th* es­ we’ll be proud to show It off," In supporting Bray’s application, “ tired of fighting” and had been a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY; Hartford; Mr*. Edith Marshall. 111 Acckleiit Case were Emil Plltt, Brie M. .^ideraon, will come up again In plenary ses­ “worn down" along the way. Talcottvllle; Mrs. Lucy' Maee^ro. tate. Fay# Tribute te Upcie f i ^ Mahoney chided the Development Mr*. Mildred Kadelskl, RFD 3, /- Joseph B. McLaughlin, Rudolph sion during the afternoon when Commission for not having a rep­ The opponent* last nigl)t ex 52 Park St.; Mra. Florence Rob­ Cheney aleo paid tribute to hi* Haupt, John Klelnschmidt, Joaeph on-military activities o f’ the *111- pressed the feeling that Jafrvl* had Rockville; Janet Nourle. 31 Co­ bins. 25 Westminster Rd.; Mis* A $6,000 settlement between the BLACK HAWkS DOMINATE uncle, Frank O, Cheney, who died NOTICE! SHOE DEPARTMENT ~ MAIN FLOOR. REAR resentative at the hearing to “help lumbus St.; Donald MacDoggall, Chicago If) — Former ChlcMo Hanna, David Wilson, Mlchasl F. Snce will be tackled. »n - -bring this (shopping center) Inte jiotten himself Into this parking Barbara Brown. 55 (Jllnlon St.; estate of Andreys Tomanls, Injured last month, saying he waa "our Mooney, Pet* Jsnlssewskl, Jama* ■ me.nbcr of the NATO Inter­ Due to an error In our Monday problem by building a shopping RFD. Vernon; Mfs. Nellie Knapp, In an auto accident Feb, 36, and Black Hawks appear on every Na­ town.’.’ He said Bray’s projec. Mrs. Irene Phillips, 278 Hackma­ tional Hockey I.«ague team, 'roron, greatest friend.” Cffieney said his F. Tierney, John W. Allansky, national secretariat said some con­ center where he knew he didn’t 101 Hamlin St.; CTarence Burke, Dorothy E. Zilch and Marjorie uncle, who was with the firm more ad, we are >' would bring in Jtax money without 229 Autumn St.; Joaeph Dcganne, tack St.; Mra. Gertrude Murphy, to has Harry Lumlcy; Montreal ha* Helen 8. FritssChe, Joseph Skones- clusions reached by the ministers have enough area for parking^ New Haven; Marvin and Dwight Zilch owners of the car which than half a century, was “a part Increasing the school population. 49 Norman St., Mra. Ednk Karpo­ struck him was approved today by Bert Olmstead; the New 1fork kl, John Bonesek, Harold Beebo, woul^ be mentioned In the com- OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 CLOCK-RADIO. That' la the type of buriness the They also objected to the annoy­ Hayton, 235 Hackmatack St.; Wal­ of the life of th* company and in­ Amy Olson and David McKs*. munlqhe—tonight or tomorrow-^ ances and intrusion on their pri! vich, 15 Ridgewood St.; Mrs. Bar­ Probate Judge John J. -Wallelt. Rangers have a pair In Bill Gadaby T’S the world's most useful radio, by far! At your 5 Development Commission was set ter Doll Jr., 180 Porter St,; Mrs. Tomanls died from a coronary and Dave Oetghton while Detroit terested In everyboSy who worked Twsnty-flvs-year ptns went to to mark the end of the current I up to bring In, Mahoney said. The vacy created by the parking lot. bara Hill. 174 E. Main St.: Mra. Amah Tucker and son, Vernon; here." CLOSE SAT. A T 5:30 (erilce day in and day out to turn on a favoriu S' Evelyn Tripp, South Windsor: Mrs, acculsion. There was no evidence and Boston each have three former Altec T. Lowell, Joseph Fataher, NATO CJoiincll session. • 1 JUST Democratic Director has been a Bray's application waa aupport- Mrs. Lorraine Chishman and Hawks.'Detroit has Bob Goldham, Besides Frank C9ieney, who' yUsxsndsr Nobis, Alice Adams, While' the secret meeting w_ program or remind you of an appointment. Turns *p- { ed by the sworn festlmony of Ar­ Emma Von Deck, 164 Summit St.; that the Injuries from the accident critic of the Development Com­ daughter. RFD 3, Rockville; Mr*. contributed to hla death. Tomanls Bucky HolUngworth and Metro usually attended th* servlce-pln t’Anthony Goiss, Jamas Tppllff, • L U I C R O S S still In cession. Paulo CJunha. Por­ OPEN EVERY A lG H T , > 39.95 plisnce* on or off, automstieally. You enjoy excellent * mission In. th* past. thur A. Knofla, realtor and apprais­ Robert Schaller, Glastonbury; Mrs. awards, anothsr figure missing this William GoUck, John Vines, Aliea You give so much for so little Yvonne Holt, Bolton: Mr*. CSirls- Agnelin DeCarli, Fairvlew Ave., was struck while crossing Center Prystal while the Bruin* have Vic tugueae foreign minister, came out B. *toh**arr. I*«<7 sound reproduction with a big Dynapowcr speaker. Claims Parklag Problem er, and D ^ a Beach, 25 Stephen Rockville. .< morning was Hsnry R.' Mallory, Bowe, UUlsn McCsughsy. Augusta to explain to the pres* Portugal’s NEXT WEEK TILL 9 y Une Pelletier, 27 Tyler <31rcle; Mrs. St. near Knox 8t. SUsiuk, Lorn* Davla’ and Cal HIARIN6 AlOS sr Knh Fries# ituhii* h tf wsrtwK* M jwrfossd Imbtr. , Jarvis claims he .leed* the addi­ St., a aalM representative of Esso DISCHARGED TODAY; James Gardner. who resigntd aa sxeoutlv* vipt Schubert and Charles ApeL Standard on Co. Bray also re­ Irene Gemon, Ellington; Denise The law firm of Krevalin and / (Exetpr Saturday, tional parking qiace behind the Ungham, 143 Lydall St.; Joseph Hebert. 32 Salem Rd.; Mrs. Frances 7Se DOWN — 75e WEEKLY when you give shopping center biecause the .park­ ceived Support from Matthew Ott, Massapeaua, N. Y.; Frank tM TNT-A” MTTHT.. . at > r britHyl jtaBWRHRRMISRRiSIISKRfiMRHItft t? ing problem, which Is now serious, Moriaiiy; leading HanchMter busi­ tx>ney, 91 Eldridge St.; Mr*. Fr*da CloM at 5:30) Van Wyck, 6 Lincoln St.; Walter Bauaola, 120 Charter Oak St. Al UW Al IMG m TIAt tpmMai ttsll will become Intense when work is nessman, and Wilber little, ^ 195 , ------T *» G.E. ELECTRIC I completed on a. new building. In Spriicer St. Smoluk, 115 Oak St.; Ernest Ir- A steSurt *( DsMbtf* _ - _ „ ><«n.’ 22 W. Center St.; Mrs. Bar­ Csmsssy, Mlsnssssllt. *f4|C-VV TOTS 'a TEENS 4 • - center. The Rtructure will Would Start la Spring tLANKETS i Bray, who was represented by bara Belllda. 98 Walnut St.; Wil­ SUiui... mm 9mm INC. house a branch of the Savings About Towri wlHi eVS swSiiel eieeniie. ___ MANCHESTER card fdbles Bank of Manche.*1er. a store and Atty. Jerome Wal-sh, said that If liam DeVeali, 19 Bretton Rd.; •iw) «r MrvlMt m MOW Sf gOMailfi Pofrterton's I 977 Ma i n ST Douglas C^auasen, WilHmanllc. / tinUar SMW. ISO CENTER STREET .5 956 MAIN $T. six or eight office*. He says there hit application is approved, he is now parking for about 85 cars: would-tegin work on the shopping ADMITTED TODAY: M/s. Manchester girls arriving home i a s o n js • MMVIDUAUY nnEO isawiiaMaiiaiwsaw Atty. Raymond Johnson, who center In the spring. He said also Marie Coma. 162 Eldridge St. yesterday from Lascll C;ollege, (^U O a P U U Y QUARANTflD presented the case, called o i Prof, that the first stage of construction BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Boston, Mass., are Joan Daniels, ihaglft thayll iM* and usa, Somsonha'i DaKix* navel Shurtleff, a xonlng consul!- would cost about 8330,000. ' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donna LaVista, Carol .Tohnson, iASY lUDGET TRIMS Cord Tobl*. Somienil* will slay baoutilul, He plans to build the center in Minor, 431 Lydall St.; a daughter Mary Parmakian and Margaret i r three stages, the first of which to Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Kasevich, McKinney. They will return to O M K IN OR PHONE TODAY strofiG Olid sturdy for yaori ond yaorsl Tubulor staal would include a . supermarket, 27 Hammond St., Rockville: a classes on Jan. 5. construction is strong anougb to bold a bank, stores and filling station. The daughter to- Mr. and Mr*. Steplien PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS Norman Greenman, manager of typawritar or avan o sawing tnoebin*. And spUi}jon't ^ WESTOWN I next two stages would be. built to Babut. Thompsonville. with . PERSONAL . , PHARMACY = the east and south, being con­ BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. planning at 'Rogers Corp„ served stoln tb* upbolstarad top; it wipoi elaon with i 459 HarMord Rd. — MI 9-9946 structed as the demand developed, and Mra. Wesley Thouin, 42 Elm as an associate chairman at an HEARING SERVICE a damp elolb. For smooth, compact GIFTS TO PLEASE HER Bray said. Ter. American Management Assn, U OAK ST. — Ml t-6SGl DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: workshop' seminar Dec. 5 to 7 a1 folding... for colors thot bland UNIQUE SALT AND a PEPPER SHAKERS , Seven U.S. vice jpre-'ldents have Mfs, Hszel Wright. 141 Deepwood the Sheraton . Astor Hotel, New parfactly with ony daeor, you simply RSIiaWWIIXMWIKiaMlWWIIXIIXWX succeeded to the u:s. presidency. Dr.; Mrs. Eileen Fee and aon, 80 York City. can't boot Somsonit*.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, both by Conservative and Labor other former members of ths Com­ said he had known or believed to pay back the tlS>4 mUlion taken they attached the amendment are now working on the rule factions of bslng_vagqe. munist ceM In the BroMlyn Eagte be ’ Communlste in the 1937-40 changes required by the new law. Margaret Ex-Belau CorrccUon from the highway fund. they knew would be unacceptable Egypt Thrept Eden Shakeup The London T lm es„ an Impor­ during the late 1930's."' period. • : All of the money collected, in­ to the House. Town commrttees have until Feb. The . last paragraph of the Burd|^ a Columbia Broadcast­ The subcommittee questioned I Model 15 to make their own Ohangea, tant voice in BriUsh poUQcs, said re Passes cluding that taken from the high­ Engaged to Marry report of the dinner htmqring sharply today "the country would ing System ((TBS) newsman, testi­ most of those he Identified and the ‘JVo. 2021 otherwise they have to accept the Thrifty Cleaners D r.' OeOrge A. F» ' Lundberg, fied that he had .joined s Commu­ few bUU tn newspaper work a ll! way fund, w ill-go into a special Stirs Tempest atate committee's rules for towns. To Israel 'in be helped by a clear general sUte- sWore that they are not now Com- j YARDBIRD flood fund. After - the , flood- Pro­ which was in last night's ment on the main objectives aitfl nist unit on the hon-defunct Eagle Connecticut is the last state to Lohdon. Dec. J6 (A*)—"iTie Hon. AND LAUNDERERS Herald . ml.stakenly referred in 1937. He named a dozen other muntsts. ! gram cost Is met, Whatfever money State Primary ,CdIln Tennant, ofice regarded as a the next steps In foreign policy remains In the flood fund will go get a primary law. to Dr. Luhdberg as "chief \ of 111 Torj^ Party former employes of the newspaper ' Eastland said repeatedly that the : The change la the modt aweep-> possible suitor of Princess Mar­ U.N. Council from the man who la In charge." whom he said he had known then subcommittee was not making an I A gseiop Flood Relief Plans Into the highway fund. the medical scn-lcpr’ Dr; - —— - « . Undkr the ruanored cabtnst Ing in Connecticut's pollUcsl snd garet, Is engaged to marry , an­ berg has been chief of the medV as fellow Communists, . . ' Investigation of the press but was i The total flood financing pro­ Law Enacted (Contlnogd from Page One) shakeup. Macmillan would suc­ n-hlch the (late appropriated $2,* election history. * other woman. (Oontinopd from Page One) 'cal service for many ytsars but Besides those, on the Brooklyn "hunting for Communism.wherever ' tTMB rsg« 0"«). gram is expected to provide $5 .mil­ Here are some of the provisions ceeded as foreign secretary oy de­ Eagle, Burdett named 10 others he we find it.” 405,000, la intended to correct Th# engagement of Tennant, now is to 'W senior physician,' ters under heaviest attack, Butler lion, and the highway fund money state CapitcA, Hartford, Dec. 16 of the new Isw: fense minister Selwyn Lloyd. (ubstandard or blighted areas In snd tax Increases will provide the 29-year-old son of Lord'Glencon- DOWNTOWN SNOPPINfi? largeli Ambassador. Abba Bban while Dr. M. E. Moriarty is and Fjrtign Secretary Harold (/Pi—Connecticut now has a neW The town committee Is set up as ner, and Lady.Anne Coke, 23-ye^ir- now chief of the medical serv­ Eden was still confined to his ^ ^ * * f!y ^ M ^ M r L * o ^ d e r a ^ * " I the atate. Thia includei the re- rest.-- primary eleAions law, even before Was prepared to re .ly that the at­ Macmillan. The latter reportedly buildiilg and resoning of flood- a powerful unit that can write old daughter of the Elarl of ice. bed with a cold today but his con­ Gov. RlWcoff told the Oeneral The financing program will the one passed In the renlar.-aes* party rules, endorse municipal can­ Drill Off Dry Cleaning tack was necessary to rtlence would move Into Butler's place at damaged or flood-prone areas. Leicester, was announced today. .the treasury. dition waa reported improving. An Aasembly before tt adjourned: | raise the money. The legislature sloh of the legislature had a cheiite didates, and endorse town commit­ Syrian guns which had been haraa- announcement from, his office •THU special aesdon has ttm- j The iwdevelopment also includes also approved a number of appro- Tennant once was a frequent sin g-^rseli' police launches and \Two influential newspapers which VERNOH RIDGE PARK to go into affect. , tee iTiembera or delegates to atate Convenient, accessible ’^piRIFTY is voy. After seeing them, the Egyp­ said: "The Prime Minister has ddered many dilflcult problems,, authorslation for towns to Issue priationR„to spend . The new one passed the Legisla­ and district conventions. escort, of the Princess. His bride- fishing boats. Support ■ the . Eden - government. VERNON, CONN. Tbeea problems are of great im- I Rent Controls to End downtown headquarters for Dry tian Premier told correapondonte Lord Beaverbrook’s daily express had a better night and his Um-:i bonds and borrow »or 'their.own re­ ture yesterday. A primary for town committee to-be, also' a friend of the Royal * Charge* Arab Plot 44 ACRES OF SCENIC BFwVUTY portance to the future of ourj development, wfthvloa'ns guaran-- Republicans In the House, last Egypt "will take action if another and the conserv-attve Dally Mail, perature la lower.” Actually. It dMsn't become law members. Family, was a maid of honor at tleaninir and Laundering. Try us ' Israeli President Ixhak Ben-Zvl HMen became 111 Wednesday. Quality Honoea Individually Blended Into Each <, Acre Plot itaU, The Oeneral Assembly haa tMd by tlve state. night beat back a last minuta at- the coronation of Queen Elisabeth Israeli atUck occurs.” protested that "removal of Butler until the first of the /ear, ciicept A primary lor'delegates to state In Jerusalem yesterday charged J— ^ I OPEN DAILY 1 UNTIL DARK—SUN. 10 UN-nL DARK bad to tahe new approaches In . Redevelopipent was one of tbe tie ipt by the tiemocrats to extend II. soon. You’ll like the coqvenience— the Arab countries: with seeking The Nasser letter listed five, Is? froVn his job as economic chief for tb« part about party rules, and district conventions. . i raeli attacks on Egypt since late many fields. j major recommendations of th'e rent controls beyond their statu, A primary for members of ths snd the quality work. tWe “ annihilation' t i t Israel” and would be a mistake, Both news­ which IS effective as soon as Gov. February and finally the assault on papers credited him with restoring ■T am pleased that the basic' Governor's Flood Recovery Com­ tory March 31, 1956 limit. General Assembly, Gongress, can­ aaid the Syrian firing on the Gali­ Red Probe Ordered SU .5 00 $16,800 , A ridinx toy that travels dn Its own miniature railroad Rlbicoff S; .-n- It. the Syrian posts. The Egyptian the country's prosperity. The Mail program rdcommended by the' mittee, headed by Sherman R. 1110 move came in Senate ac. didates on the State ticket, includ­ tracks. Propelled by cranks; big enough _to cany twa The new law provides for "pri lee boats was part of such a cam­ Premier said Egypt "is bound to 6 itOOM RANCH flood recovery committee has Knapp, utility executive. tlon on a measure passed by the ing governor, probate judges, reg­ said his replacement in the Econ SVi ROOM RANCH voungsters. Tx>w center of gravity for stability and Mfety. m iry by challenge.” T)\\b means S & H Green Stomps paign. i deal with the situation herself, in­ omist post "would have a most In Press, Radio, T\ been enacted Into law. Majer Tax Increases House to permit towns, on local istrars, town' clerka and othera. 8 Bedrooms 8 Bedrooms. 3 Batha Eight cast-iron wheels. Mounted on 2 trucks. Wheel bea^ that unlesf someone challenges • The, Council was expected to cluding the use of her armed forces upsettling effect abroad.” "A ll of us will continue to do Here are the five major tax In­ option, to reihiiiate controls but party endorsement, there will be XMAS SHOP hear both aides, then adjourn until logs permanently lubricated, f^ippi^ with crankS’ and only to the March deadlilie. P-land. air and navy—with a view The bitterest attack on Eden eur best to rebuild Connecticut.” creases which will provide ^ the no primaries. OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 next week while members pon­ chain housing knocked-down. Ci^plete with 40 feet of When the bill moved Into the to Insuring her safety.” hah come from the leftist Dally (Osattnaed Irons Pag# Oaa) ' curved■ track, - shipped ■ ■ ‘ 'knocked-down ' j-down iiin separate In contVast to the chaotic-,end money to pay the flood hill: Mast File PeUtlea ARTHUR DRUB dered possible action.. . In the past $17,500 to the regular session earlier this 1. An Increase In the sales tax Senate, which is.controlled by the Hljrror, which called h)m "the tainer. with detailed assembly instructions, Trailing■"ng car To make the challenge, the dis­ AMPLE PARKING the Council has .never gone far­ ings as "following up ths Informa­ year, the legislature closed In an from 3 to 3*4 per cent for nine Depiocratr the Senate tacked on A L L DEPT8. LOADED Seventy out'of every ioo people greatest dlthefer in British polltt George 6 ROpM RANCH Builder and additional track, straight or curved sections,i available. an’ amendment giving any. town satisfied person must file a peti­ REVERE WARE ther than a censure of one side or in India eark their iivihg from cal history." tion developed lasf'summer In the orderly manner. Much .of the months, beginning Jan. 1. 19.56. W ITH GIFTS SURE questioning of Winston Burdett snd Rialey 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Developer 2. A 12‘a per cent surtax on the under control at t:ie March dead tion and make a financial dej^sit. COPPER KITCHEN SETS TO PLEASE EVSHTONE the other and a request (hat both agriculture.. Macmillan has been aceuwd FH A and fktnventlonal sweeping legislation of the flood Every elective public office Is rogram was enacted in the last 1655 Incdme of corporations, pub­ line the right to decide by .refer­ 1063 MAIN ST. sides work with the chief U.N. Mortgngea covered under terms of the bill, but truce supervisor, Canadian Maj. Sours. lic utility companies, and domes­ endum If It wanted to keep the HOBBY different methods of challenge arc Potterton's Arthur's WW Chrisf- Gen. E. L. M. Burns, to prevent Adjournment came at 10:40 p.m tic insurance companies. control on until July 31, 1957. a Ceramio.Tlle and Colored set up for different offices. 180 CENTER ST- ‘ _ mas Wrap Your Gift further Incidents. e Approx, Floor Area 1,200 Pandemo^um Missing 3. An Increase In the cigarette .. The Senate approved the amend­ JERSEY MILK — NUTRITIOUS. DELICIOUS. ECONOMICAL aq. f L. Fixtures In Bathrooms, ed bljl, 20-11 with two Republican Both state central committees Downtown Cleaners British, French and U.S. dele- Two new rutos adopted by the tax .from three to four cents a I Absolutoly FREE of a Baseboard Radiation Heat, e Spacious Closets. legislature were credited with pre­ pack for nine months, beginning Senators, John A. Mlnetto of gatlona/already have started talks MiUiiamHifaMiwwaKiiHmiMiwBfaitaiMianicwaitwk CHARGE. e ’Touch Plate Electric System, . e Storm Sewers, venting the pandemonium wnicli Feb. 1, 1956. Goshen and William F. Ablondl on the situation. An Informed e Alr-Loc Take Out Windows, marked the regular session ad­ 4. A 30 per cent surtax on alco­ of Seymour joining the Democrats, a miWBBBWBi source said they were not work­ o Full Basement, *Ihimihiaiinibiiaiiaiiaiimwiiahhipiipp / e Finished Oarages, journment. One rule required that holic leverages for nine months, The Sytiat - sent the amended bill WESTOWN ing on any concrete proposals yet, e Amesite Drives. e High Elevation. bills be actually before the law­ beginning Jan. 1, 1956. back to the House where majority ISTAMPS • COINS and added, "the question now Is , t« 'I ' 5. A 12<4 per cent surtax on leader Norman K. Parsells killed PH ARM ACY whether a resolution condemning Directions: Tnke first left after-Vernon Congregational Church makers before they could act on WHITMAN FOLDER JERSEY MILK on Center Road to alte at Vernon Center. them, and the other barred every­ amusements for nine months. it by moving that It be sent back ! 48t Hartford Rd. — M I f-tM fi Israel would help matters, or to committee. one birt legislators, their aides, and The Legislature also extended OIFT8 TO PLEAHR HIM whether it would make them B. C A N T O R newsmen from the floors of both the recent increase In the gasoline Parsells' said the Democrats HOBBY SHOPPE •worse.” . ^ , killed the limited rent cohtrpl ex RONSON LIGHTERS EXCLUSIVE AGENTS TEL. TR 6-8495 / REALTOR Houses. tax, from four to six cents a gallon, Some delegates assumed that IS YOUR The redevelopment plan, for > for one year untH July 1, 1958, to tension granted by the House when e*MWlMia*NWR6R*Rto»«9» some kind of censure against Is­ rael eventually would result.. 3 British n ie Protest Britain protested against the • ...... - - ...... --3...... attack yesterday in a note handed ICE cream cake the Israel ambassador to London, EIiah\i Elath. This followed up T BEST BUY! Deliciouslyiciously DecoratedDecorptel With Pure Cream statements of regret from gov- ^ HERE'S WHY: SPECIAL SALE AT F amsD AUTO 111 \ernment spokesmen in both Lon- I ACETO’S HAVE 1000 I ^ n and Paris. SFfC IA l FOR CHRISTMAS AT THE STORES TTie United States was reported in ^ s h in g to n to have notified Is­ AVERAGE MILK ^ JERSEY MILK Beautiful PYRIX War# m May Be Purchased at the Plant— (N o Dellveriee) rael t ^ t . in view of Sunday's in­ Color cident, X"*^'***^ 111 (A ^livistiiids Utrfs SEE US FOR sider a wh^s-old Israel request to buy some s50 million wortji of U.S. 3.7'/}- Bowl FANCY CHRISTMAS FORMS arms. \ ~ . NIW And Ih PariXlast night, Britain. Butterfat (nr I / A LL SIZES Sot p-- SUCH AS SANTA. SNOWMAN, TREES, Etc. France and the ^ lite d States were THIS CAKE WILL SERVE IS understood to haVe agreed to co­ HANDYMAN FlKMilkt i Butterfat ’ TAKE YOUR PICK formarty $3J0 ordinate efforts tX help Egypt . . . hei peu*w4 "pMk-piiM''djg MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS R O YAL ICE CREAM CQ. build the billion dolla^- high dam 5.3% iwiHli. Caere*** with «kk —BOW only //sM# M ir# Makers Of .at Aswan, on the Nile. 3.3*'> in r Protein 3.8% ? ALSO LOVELY SPIYAYS itHNsb - a# fvaWlsf Orfitelll's Baaquet That word got around after Sec­ *lie dark. $ 1 .7 f $ 2 9 5 r / . i # 4 w w f retary of State Dullcs^\Brltish Sugar ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. SPUMONI Foreign .Secretary HaroidXMac- 4.85»:'r [c r iljiH 23 WARREN ST„ MANCHESTER—MI 3-6950 ■ mlllan and French Foreign Minis­ iiii ter Antoine Pinay conferred Hn 0.69% m r Minerals •Ol 0.7% 3 ACETO’S ORIVE -IN unoaMMog- the French capital. «/i oimooa I:-;:! We.itern aid on the dam would J .199 SPRUC| ST. FREE PARKING TM«uaoaiitH l-Uii be disigned to offset any advan­ i-A hwiy Meer tage with Egypt the Soviet bloc .lERSr.Y MILK CONTAINS •heskw belli owf- Total Solids Total Solids Weer eeU feifeep may be gaining through Crecho- 20% MORE FOOD VALUE CHOICE FRUITS and VEGETABLES fomoereleretewo slovakia's sale of arms to the Nile 12.13% THAN AVERAGE MILK \ 14.8% tool cefivaejofH# nation. That same arms deal has J I GROCERIES, COLD CUTS, BREAD, SODA, Etc, | J wrevve^e prompted Israel's request for U,S- ^Energy Units /Therefore. Jersey Milk is Energy .Unitfl Timt'Uving Christmis gift... » t .iHdr. munitions to counter the increase Worth 5c more per quart — CeMl,efiMl4.4 MANCHESTER 1/1 685 and yet it .costs only^c per . 880 RUBBERMAID DISHWASHING TEAM wlltew kre.e ' in Egyptian strength. Hlreytw* etM* Na.xser's letter to Hammar- quart more. You save 3r per Sevea her 30 minutai avery day. t rit. D ark er..* I k *Im wU*i llfli* quart buying Jersey Milk. Deluat Dralnar air-driaa diahei, haa skjold, delivered last night by I A e'..li *iHMr*ti Bgyptiaiv delegate Omar Loutfi, 8 eutaid* glaadioldera, portable ill- vererare cup. $l.fi e*4 edirwlwii. PUBLIC MARKET matched a warning the* Premier Avelt. gave earlier in Cairo to U. S. Am­ JERSEY m M X RICHEST IN TASTE — HIGHEST IN FOOD VALUE Matehinc Drainboard Tray la aelf- ekt* I* le.e.l* 803 - 805 MAIN STREET bassador Henry Byroade and Sir draining, keepa drainboard dry. I8.M «>«(40if*ir.l4.f(. Humphrey Trevelyan, Britain's en- TRULY ECONOMICAL .

Produced on nearhiK farms Irom ORDER JERSEY MILK TODAY tested herds of .lerseyyattlr. UNIVERSAL Memlier* of the Northern Jersey. .Milk TEL. M l 3-5194 COSMETICS Producers Co-OpcratlvX Inc. , We Carry All the Top Lines DARI-M AID M ILK CO., Dlstrl'>ulor B A.M. to 8 F.M. with iho Flovor-Selector ArthurOrug Stores i JERSEY MILK — NU>^IT|OUS. DELICIOUS. ECONOMICAL the Fineat, Foateat IHB9(|€AN OKNEIS \ way Id Good / Coflee A practical gift aba'll i- m! IWIN-AINICO V-N4 ...allyourfuodneedsl J — ii- in UNIVr RSAL from ^lova M M i doya a yoor. iUH! ^ Weekend Steak Special! | Daaler Signoturt From "SeditO ld‘*S k SMOKED FRESH TIE and CUFF LINKS i l i '^ it m k SHOULDERS Si/.es 4 to 12. By Slurdiboy. Tdfl$VMfl$TER m ^ 5 to 7 Lbs. Each MI. rovEiMiTic m m i Cwsmk Hlg|i ndeNty Cartridge ‘Haw few .r. MIm Hsat — HumMItr X $ 2 . 9 5 iHn» t Action eole. liiH ■oticollylow. • Something New Has Been Added To * Colors: Mint, pink, maize, white. !n ^ . tt o n b r o o d , ■i •tort. It «o«i(. The Manchester Public Market „ No lessons needed! No paint mixing! log .. , tkon roiiM It—ell Po^ bU.plywood COM, 14 x t ie have jus,t installed a 'TIlir* froxen food refrigerated show rase to feature our wonderful > by I.t.olt, X d ", assures sirengsh wkK- display of froxen foods, Only one.other store In'New England has anything like it! Drop in The G ift Fet Outdoor Liifing ^ k o » gorfoct eiwt excess weight, Cerered in the next time you’re doi^ntown. ■ .. < ». ' Dress or Cowboy tooir, ' timyleScd leatherette. In twodene .lullt.ln Ixeiwr Type u n u BaBwii ■ 1 6 ‘ Teiw Ceeirel far Natwr^ Seun4 Ion and brown te match any heme 2-SllCB $ 2 7 * ® J JUGSL & CHESTS celar Kheme. Brois grill weirk, and ' fres/i Eastern Dressed Delicacies Galore! , $ 1 . 0 0 that the new typo recofdf ore topoble of producing— ovory. instruntonl in SPORTS trinij matching ptostic handle. A.C.enly. DRIED LUTE HSH OPEN MON., TUESm ^ E D , THURS.rFRI. NEXT WEEIC Order yours Sedey, befero they sell out. every tonal range reolistkoHy reproduced. All this |^uC^ super-heterodyne Pork Products radio receiver with outo-dyna converter circuit that assures 6 tube performance. SOAKED LUTE FISH COATS BILLFOLDS $2.50 Plus Fed. Tax ' Smart new designs on all items! UNTIL 9 P.M. Not just o rodio — Not just o phonograph — but NOTH — FuH ,fonge tone control on both phonogroph and radio from boss to treble. • PORK suns They make good stocking gifts. Two oxciting worlds oi anttrtoinmant—< In one powerful instrument. And lot Built-in loop onienno And not just o cobinot, but designed os port of the • FRESH BACON SWEDISH SALT HERRINGS Size 4 to 12 the fifSl fim« under ^94 9S — end on pin-monoy credit terms Now you con instrument givjng bond-shell volume and fidelity to every musical note Order • FRESH HAMS BOND-OST (CHEESE) W e on|Oy the bend-shell concert musical roolism of high-fidelity oil the htusk yours now at this 1 /7 price - and on pin money credit terms. • FRESH SPARERIBS (PLAIN AND CAHRAWAY) • PORK FEET VERMONT SHARP CHEESE $ 1 0 . 9 5 1 Up SNEAKERS Deliver • PORK HOCKS 2 ^'EARS OLD. IN BULK • BOLOGNA and s HERRING IN WINE SAUCE By “ Keds" or "Ball Band." If By "CHIPS." "CORTLEY." 13 to 20 ... $18.95 up ,vou don't know the slxe buy i ' SAUSAGE CASINGS a Gift Certificate. YOUR i n t t o n t BUDGET TERMS BROWN BEANS— SWEDISH PEAS FREE ALTERATIONS AFTER CHRISTMAS II • PORK ROAST ______RYE FLOUR Hanging Planter Plate ...... $2.98 S T O R E ALSO NATIVE VEAL SHANKS WHILE SELECTING A SPORTS-COAT FRESH UNGON BERRIES $ 3 . 9 5 .\nd .Morg Chippendale Hanging Tray. . . . : $3,98 Pr. C an ap e (hanging) T ro y s...... $2.98 We Hov* a Grand Varity Of SELECT A PAIR OF SLACKS by "O.K.," $5.95 LINGON JAM IN JUNIOR SIZES, $7.95 IN YOUTHS. 26 to 31 WAIST. Magazine Rack ...... iT T , $3,98 Baking Supplies Woite Basket ...... T. . $2.98 LINGON BERRIES $1.98' Fancy mixed fruits, citron.In bulk, orange and I (IN C AN ) Official Headquarters For All De«k B a ik e t...... Siii- lemon peels, glared cherries (red sad greea), I Hanging Picture Troy i ...... T. $2.98 . -7' OPEN DAILY glared pineapple (red. green, yellow), walnut VARSITY TIE BAR Cub and Boy Scouts FRESH MADE KORY meats In bulk and white raisins. MPOT SQ U AU I ; WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS. FOR OUR end LINK SETS 34 DEPOT SQUARE ' TEL MI 9-5274 • FAMOUS FULL-BREASTED NATIVE TURKEYS CJEHOlISEsSON I •CAPONS • GEESE • LARGE ROASTERS E. A. Johnson Paint Co. I PM tM MAIN ST. MANCHESTER TEL. Ml 3.7UI0 to P M- f PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION $2.00 Plus Fed. Tax* 699 MAIN STREET Manchester t-i,. 9 WE GI VE GREEN STAMPS . mrxtrtH Advertiae in The. Herald-—It Payi ’ . ' A % V- a y r — r> ■ '■ Af I-. " ■■■ ■ ' T.. ^ •; IIANGHESTEH e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1955 ■ \ i . PAGE SEVENTEBI. iC E ^ D C T ^ E ^ SIANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1966 phen "'riircotte'; cow, Thomaa' Za- Christmas Overseas Searchers Locate Vcrplaiick Pupils brovsky; sheep. Roger Wiley; the lo be prompt about calling for murder. indictment but Uir- Jury W a p p i n f f W oiiM iii Chargi townsffeople, Thomas ■ Provencal, ^150 Dotvity $16 Per Month their girls after the meeting since found no true bill for that Indict­ • Pair Buried Alive In Yule Program Doreen 'Clark. Judith Wetas, Rich­ the hall la often used b^ other ment or for a second degree indict­ PLETGHER eUSS CO* OP MANCHb'STBR ard Dey and Margaret Scott. • jg MANCHESTER STORES K Girl Scout Heads groups following the scout meet- On Maiisla^htcr ment. . ■ ______$UtcbeU Singing Trick or Treat The actori were pupils of Mra. ihgs. Superior Court Judge (Jharlca $-717$ Fort Smith Ark., Dec. 16 (JP)— The children of 'Verplahck Joyce Penningroth'a fourth grfide. Buys Houses in Wisconsin Matayan Speaker ' ------/ ' ' 1 ] (House issued a, bench wari:siht 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE The bodies of two men who were School today presented their an­ dlfected by Mrs. Helen Snyder.' Aiiiioiiiice Plans Yesterday the pupils of Gradeg Middletown, Deb- 1® (>P1 -Mre. charging manslaughter at Ko- burled alive v.'hen the xvalla of a nual Christmas program, this year Supporting roles were filled by .5 through .8 at Wapping Grammar Audren Caminat^'^42, of OJd Say- aickl'i request and ball w ^ set at ~ CORNER DURANT BT. Marks Yiile in Portugal deep excavation crumbled were re­ representatives from all the other S '-’ BparU, Wl«.. Dec. 15 Home^m o n t h for 25-ye*r«. Three bed- entitled "Our Gutdlog Star.” Wspptng, Dec. 16 - (Special) - School had an oppodtunity to hear brook, today wa^ ui>de,r a charge of $10,000. Mrs. Caminati w is taken covered yesterday, ending a search classes. iHiyvnt had a field da^ here today | room, alnfrle family units brmiKht to the Middlesex CbuNty Jail at g,, NEW LARGER QUARl'ERS as they boURht two-bedroom j »6.000 with psymenis of $35 *j.Mrs. - tVilllam Driscoll will 1^ the Syad Adam Hogan-3haidali, a manslaughter 'in connection with of almost 48 h6urs. With Gary Gallagher serving as Music for the pageant waa .pro­ graduate of Yale University, Haddam to await arraignment. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING^ By JOSE SHERCUFF .yfeast. Typical dishes include a • The victims. Lee Otis Slvley, a narrator, the reenactment of the vided by each grade In turn singing ’ .hotwes for tlSO down and pay-‘ month. I leader and treasurer of Girl Scout the rifle slaying of her husband. Middlesex Cbtinty Coroner m e ^ of a month for 25-years. Duplexes at Tomab.'ivyh «n ly j;j;"^ ‘ speaK on Christmas holidays In Lisbon, Portugal, D«c. 16 (P)— variety of cakes and sweata and Fort Smith fireman, and Donald Nativity in Bethlehem waa por­ fao|lllnr hymns and- cwols of the I Open ^ 516 1 this year, assisted by Malaya. Hogan-Bhaidali is atud.Vr Gedio, 39f . Morris .Wrubel Ink finding handed Christmas in Portugal is heavily trayed by the youngsters in the ■ The^bo™®* part of a fedcr-. one bedibom, are selling for $7,000 j Y "°P The huMiand, a State Highway AUTO i*LASS INSTALLED ' “sqpa de pao de trigo" —a soup Daggs, an 18-year-old construction Chriatpisa season. . w Until Caroline Bancroft. Nina Alesln. ing for hit master's degree at down three dpya ago, held Mrs. accented by tradition with carolers made with bread, salted codfish worker from Hartford.^ Ark., died following roles: al houdin* administration project and $45 a month, Carol! Department toll collector, died Caminati cpthilnally responsible erected by private ownership Pollard, said there are lOl dwell- Yale. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS practicing a singing version of with cabbage, codfish balls and al ost Instantly when the pit Mary.' Mary Ellen Bottam; Jo­ Ann Barry, Muriel Magee and ;Dec. t in a hospital here from a for her hu^and'a death. “ trick or treat.” when neart^y Camp McCoy was jhK,units in Tomah in O."* struc- Mrs. Tracy Hartnett. Modal Club Officer* - gunshot wound police said he re­ black olives. caved in, said Coroner William'H. seph. Brian Loomis; shepherds, At the annual meeting of the Following the shooting State n one Is generous and gives good Although the Christmas tree is Pope. Lewis Codding, Ernest nerog and ____ . . . Ihe tufes. He said that only -six of .Inchided on the Ti-oOp Commit­ ceived the night before. Police- duoted Mrs. 'Caminati as MIRRORS (Firtploc* and Doer) GENERAL Itonnn Ivar. When the camp w-as'. them have been sold.' tee are Mrs.i Raymond Hallowell. Lithuanian So<'iaI Club th)s week, wines and cakes qnd charity, the not indigenous to Portugal, it Is Daggs was trapped Tuesday af­ Deaths Last Night David Magnuson; angels', Marjorie Walter Jurgefas was '-reelected X Middlesex County grand Jury saying she shot her huaband after praise goes like this: becoming popular w'ith holly and ternoon when wooden braces sup­ Bi|;ge, Denise Gervais. ' Nancy deactivated and limited to sum- ’ — ------•. chairman: Mr*. Robert. Griffin, refused to hand down a murder In- he had broken in^o their trailer PICTURE FRAMING (oR fypM) TV SERVICE I Tonight mer training programs P'i'atei i j ; i _ i secretary: Mra. Russell. Trotmen, preeldent: John Melin, vice presi­ “ The masters of this house will mistletoe. porting tte sides of the hole col­ By THE ASS4KTATED PRESS Chambers, Nsney Chatel. Marlys dent; Mrs.i John Kehoe ’Jr., lecre-^ dietment yesterday after deliber­ ■th® night of Nov. 30. see the Chriet Child this mom.” In the north, fishermen serve lapsed, pouring dirt and debris on ownership failed and^ the KHA. i r l H l l W c i y C iI U | llO \ l Mrs. Hartnett, Mrs. Robert Bossen ating many hours. Hollywood Paul Harvey. 71, CariUllerl, and Barbara Prentice. Days 0 4 AC A Call tary: and William Barton, treasur­ WINbOW end PLATE GLASS But let the occasional Scrooge their Christmas meal on a white him and two other laborers. Fire­ Tn\ kings W-ere portrayed by which had Insured thovloans, look and Mra. Henry Adams. State's Ally. Bernard A. Kosickf At least one automobile is owned * . character actor In scores of movies NIghta 4 4 * 9 3 Pint Parta over ownership. Sparta Is In west- er. JAlAlliSlES: Installation Is llulrk, Easy and Economical. ahow up, and the .singers, will cloth laid upon rushing mats on men quickl>\ rescued two of the since 1917 and former stage actor, Charlea Case, William Johnson and TEL Ml 3-5164 Killed ill (Irasli Plans for a<:out activities later originally sought a first degree by 71 per cent of U.8. fa r Hies. chant; ^ the floor, symbolic of the humble men, and SivlW ivas attempting to central Wisconsin. include a skating party In Ttipse on the Rxecutive ^ a r d CONTRACrORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK who created leading roles in many DouglaX McBrIerty: donkey, Ste- are Eidward Gutt, Mrs. Frank "Bang, bang, goes the hammer; beginnings of the Christ Child. A free Daggs w h ^ a second cave-in plays. Born In Sandwlcl\, 111. Died I'nloada FHA Home* February with Mrs. Alex Chlckey, these brainleis asses have nothing yule log burns on the church Sslenu Dec. 16 cd'i A 19-year Krist, Leon Shetensky and Steven burled .loth of them. Thursday. \ The FHA is now unlosdlng them chairman, assisted by Mrs. F. Lee Wadach. | MEDICINE CAIINETS end SHOWER DOORS to give us." porch — a massive chestnut trunk The pit was bAcg dug beneath with a two-bodroom. jio basement old st^te highway employe was Magee, Mrs. Trotman. Ann Barry, Hollywood — Dorothy Bernard, fatally injured early today when Post Office Opel) V , .Open Saturday*—Open Thursday Bvenlnga Families meet for feasting or olive. It bums contlnu- the floor of the /^ a n s a s 'Waste 61, thq Iri.sh cook In the "Life with model going for $3,000 on a down- Nina Aleshin and Muriel Magee. ously so that the Christ Child or « HALLM ARK his convertible ran off the Hart­ Mrs, John Pelton will be chair­ Robert Burrill, postmaster, has ‘ ■ r ESTIMATES UIJIDLV GIVEN beginning with riovenas to the Paper Co. to hold i ^ncrete foun­ Father” television scries who orig­ w S t o w n I ayment of $150 and payments of any poor, homeless creature may dation for a heavy paXer baler. 16 monthly on 26-j*car mort- ford Rd. here and slamnred into man of a committee during April announced that the Wnppirtg Post I baby Jesus. They eat turkey that inated the role' in the .play on PHARMACY 5 r a large tree. Office will be open Sunday for | wa» part of a drove herded warm his hands. The young gather Broadway, and who broke 'into in 4.59 Hartfordu.ptfnni Hd.Ma —__Ml Ml «.aiua9-9$46 E^ CHRISTMAS CARDS gagea. Duplexes, also without to arrange a paper drive. Also an round it to exchange greetings and John H. Jones Jr., of Colchester April vacation, party Is planned malllhg packages, letters and pur-; through the streetil by old HELD AS DR.AFT DODGER show business as a child actress in basements and with two-bedrooms gossip. Waterbury. Dec. 16 (/Pi^Joseph in each'llving unit, are being sold was pronounced dead on arrival al under the leadership of Mrs. chasing stamps from 8 a.m. to d ' peasants In long stockin'g caps, Los Angeles In 1905. Born in Port X GIP'TH TO P ^ A S E HER X North End Pharmacy Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Charles Madaeb, and Mrs, Robert p.m. . , for sale from door to door. But carols play one of the Anthony Keating. 25. of Water­ Elizabeth, South Africa. Died off at $6,000 With $300 down and IF THOSE ICE SI^ATES DON'T n strongest roles in the traditional bury. native of Ireland, w-aV ar­ « HAIR B R U M SETS { 4 Depot Square— 511 9-4.585 $32 a month. He was removed from tlie Griffin Is chairman of a group Chick McClure Soys— In the cities, gay booths sell Thursday. »WWWMWMiOWMMWWWWlP siusshed car after a pas-slng motor­ planning an April parent's-night. • M*nche*lef Evening II r r a I A FIT — HERE'S WHAT YOU DO . . . Christmas dainties and decora­ 12 days. In many provinces, the rested yesterday\by the PBlXpn The hoiises are being sold for words fit the lives of the men who charges of refusing to be induentd the FHA by A. N. Wall, president ist spotted the wreckage and noti­ The meetings are held Wednes­ Wapping correspondent, Mr*. An­ “ We can’t offer you a tions. carols are sung each of the fied the Groton State Polic^ Bar­ nie fnllin*. telephone .Mitchell Take them to tlhlera Kerv-k-e Htalion, eomer of E, Center and 12 nights by boys and girls who sihg them. In the Algarve fisher­ into the armed forces. Joseph of the local Farmers, National day nights from 7 to $;30 at the foster Ml*., any .Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and for a small do­ racks at 3 a.m. Community Hall. As there Is "no .V4II9. trip to the moon but accompany the strains with the men sing; Casper, Connecticut agent in Bank. He said the only stipulation nation, .uhlch will be .donated to Explorer Unit of Scout Troop “O Christ 'Child, thou gentle charge, said Keating told induc­ oil the sales demands that the State Police eatimate the crash one at the hall before 7 o’clock to we can offer you a ringing of handbells, beating of occurred about ten mfbutes earlier. supervise the girls, parents are A child’s temperature la more No. 27, they'll exchange them fOr a pair that really flt as they r tin plates and whistling of pipes; Wisher; of thine hair thou makeat tion officials at his examination In Oper^^ven^ngs Until Christmas buyer live In tliem. They cannot *hoiild. The center of the Christmas a net. of thine eyes hooka, that New Haven on Dec. 7 that he was be sold to investors for resale or Cause of death was reported as a asked not lo bring them before apt. to fluctuate than is that of an Rood deal bn a broken neck. that time. Parents are also asked adult. festival is the' crib or Presepio thou maysl fish for aouls.. . ” plannihg to return to Ireland. rental. Wall said there are .Vi where the Christ child. is in his Keating booked pa^asage to Ireland atructures being sold and that all manger. Tradition holds sway WAR CRIMINALS FREED on Dec. 9 but canceled It shortly were "apoken for.” 1956 whether the crib is a humble Tokyo, Dec. 16 —Two more afterwards. He was taken to the A similar sale Is imderway at cardboard box with straw and major war criminals of World New Haven County Jail when he Tomah, 16-mlles away, which was / cheap figures or the magnificent War ir were freed from Sugamo was unable to post .a $.500 bond. also hard hit by the cioaing of PONTIAC sculptured cribs of the pld prison today after serving 10 camp McCoy. However the prices! I churches. years. there are Jil$her. ! I Here's the Gift of Thrift /or Everyone! \ On Christmas eve, the Christ They pre Marquis Kolchf.Kido, William,Pollard, of the Monroe Child rewards the faithful. While 66. wartime lord keeper of the FOR PROMPT Ooimtj'Finance Oo.. agent in the ,, the family is at the cathedral fqr privy seal, and Hiroshi Oshima. REFRIGERATION sales for FHA. said the two- bteCLURE the "Mlsso Do Galo," the baby 60, wartime ambassador to Nazi bedroom units weredgolng for Jesus by tradition slips into their Germany. SERVICE $5,000 With paym enu|^ $30 a S;iNTA BANK homes and leaves gifts in little Both were sentenced to life by ^QPo ^JPo I PONTIAC shoes at the foot of the chimney. the International Military Tribun­ CALL WTLUAMS When the family returns, there al for conspiring to wage aggres­ Ml 9-3585 Attractive red, black and white Santa, aslea|!> in hi$ 373 Main St., Manchester Is the "consoada" or Christmas sive war. a MI 0-4545. Open Evedlng* /■ I WESTOWN t gold-colored lounge chair, will delight children! It's big ■ FHARMAC$' 5 $$• Hartford Rd. — Ml $-$946 S I and strong, too — 6ver 6 inches high and made 'of / M GIFTS TO PLEASE HER X i ME5IBER FTCDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION V LOVELY COMPACTS « durable cast metal. There's no better gift tor the sea­ mvannmiiiiiiKMiiiwiiiiviHMK, son, no better way to encourage t^ift. Get yours from Stonek' CHRISTMAS TREES IT'S NOT TOO LATE! i STARTING NOW — while a limited quantity i$/^vailable. 1 I You can still apply for your Charge Plan Creiiit Card for the family CHOICE HEALTHY STOCK—ALL LIVING in time for Christmas shopping. Apply at either of iS 2 '► our offices, or at any jnember store. SHOP MAN- ? Select and Tog tho Treo You Liko CHKSTER. the convenient ChargePlan way. i <(, Cut^When Wonted SUPPLIES Motorola Golden Beam on MONDAY MORE THAN 50 STORES DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM Tumi, Tnblr. A rnatom- • Battffries HR ^ For sole this Saturday and Sunday only '>bullt TV with *taln re- * l ~ • Hdaring s GIFTS piORE I niHtant leather top and t J Aid Co^s High Fidelity Sound. ^ with all bills paid In^11 . . . that's the way 'M MEMBER - PiM Pharmacy 50 (.SATURDAY AND • $399.95 YOUR PICK ^ EACH SUNDAY ONLY) $64 CENTER STREET ff, you'll celebrate C Christmas hr if you join our -m T E L . M1.8 .$ 8 U Christmas Club for 1956. PiaaLaaax Pharmacy ^ ARTHUR B. SHORTS, Grower—Tel, MI 3-8886 ^ $$$ BAST CaCNTER ST. ^ Farm at i>8fl Burnham St.. Manche.ster TEL. M l $-08$$ w. 0pm. A ^ (4-Mflesfrom ManchestecCcntcr) '* la n $1.25 DIRECTIONS; From North End R. K. ntatiun go west on ^ ■pedal Holiday value. Gift-boxed ^ North Main St., i-ontinue we*t on Tolland Turnpike, turn m i mmi : 4 ! . right at Windsor St., after Wilbur Cross Highway overpass. MAXCKESTEM TRtJST(^ IH K i k - g S i ^ Proi-eeil on Windsor St. and Burnham St. Is m-xt left. Continue -► 1 ! CONDITIONED ^ 1 mile up Burnham 8t. Just past Bnison farm at N*-o. 580 ^ THE b C i l l i t l J OF MOTOROLA ^4444 4 444444 4444444444444444t TABLE TV STORM WINDOWS! FIRST NATIONAL BANK MANCHESTER TRUST .MAIN OFFICE Up front tuning with pu*h- Decorator colora In pink, HirlfUMt of all t l ” arta. 893 Main, Opposite St. James’ Church button, turn-on. Built-In blond or mahogany. A bny Charcow,' carnation pink, only $29.95 UHF-VHF antenna. tan. 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« « I I I Ordinary fools, soosonod lumber, Eosi-Bild poftems, our advice and even on || S omotiurcon turn out wonderful decorofions,' foys and Christmas gifts for X t friends dnd family.' " £ v/ . ^ / T r-' r '’ •’ .r 'V MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16.1965 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRI|>i(V, DECEMBER'16.195S PACE NINETEIK • A ' I M.' MasterT-Well, boyi^' what did Boys—Yes, It did. - She didn't sembly Ways and Maana Qom- m BUGS BUNNY' Chemical Firm. mlttee, said of Deway,'' “In Aiy yoii do?.. want’to go. Answer to Previous Putilel book he can have any political job Obituary Judge ^tloW 8\ Boys—We helped an ojd lady U.N. , Still D ead locked This «nd Thot m / Workers Have he aspires to." ■ .i • " Sense and Moiisense acroaa the stnwt a little while ago. Epitaph on ' a .western N. C. “I don’t want any, how or any­ Maater-ymd did it take all three tombstone: "Don't Dig Me. Now— time.” Dewey, twice Republican Early, Setting n of you tovdo that? Tm REAL gone. KEMPS' n ;• ACROSS . DOWN On Council. Seat Volt 'Official Uiiioii^ nresidentiai candidate; replied. “ X PauKhter—But Un't h« a 'nlea But I admit that. In a while,, that n a completely ha)tpy.“ D eM th B color acheme played a trick: 1 J 1 Cat and 1 Platform ' j C ■ m g ■■ younr man," Mamma ? ------fight 2 (OonflBsM from Pafa One) meitiber nations got dhwn to4)Usl' Dewey is practicing law here. Of Machines] ■ Mothar—Not at all, my dear. itarted feeling' alightly aick. .Dear Leer . New Haven. Dec. 16 (/P)‘-?Yhe In­ s OVAL BY DICK TURNER 4 Boy meets ness yesterday. 'When the As ternational Aaaociatiop of Ma­ Upon leaving office in Albany FU R N ITim B He remlndi me of your father at Readcra—yes, I took" it back. And a 3 Yellow flower George J . Siemsen 4 -!— from gods that the Sicandinavlan natlon’a sembly; acted on a truAteeahip chinists (AFL-CIO) today ^aa the last .December, Dewey said he did ' George John Siem sen,. 73 Hor­ Town election officials today rt- AND M im O ’ hla age. traded for a good, plain black,— 8 Persian poet question, two new Communis T first labor union officially desig­ not intend to. enter politics again. Karl Flasler. 5 Unemployed recognlUonXpf Red (Thina would ton Rd., died at the Maachester ceiv|d court permission to unlock M1-BA8W f - 12 Long, long i 6 members, Hungary and Romania, nated to represent the 4,300 pro­ He did not stand for - re-election Raised play a role in the growing battle Memorial' Hospital early this voting machines used In the Dec. THIS *N THAT 7 Lett coin voted with the Soviet bloc as ex­ duction and maintenance employes after three consecutive terms is a morning after a long illneaa. 183 MAIN n e. over CJhlncse repreaentation.' pected. of the Winchester Divlrion of the 12 election on Dec. 21,. 44 hours old; The young man started w <^ as . _ l 3 Notthe 8 Measures New York governor. ,’n>e meet­ • m My car waa Juat 1? yeara a stock-room boy. W ith ^ six Italy also wak reportedly sug­ .. Delegatea of five new members piin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Bom April l l j 1893 In Daven­ earlier than the law ofdinarlly al­ My wife declared It ahoiild be aold. ''faiptett — 9 Colt's mother ing with State Republican leaders port, Iowa; he had lived In Man­ months he waa made a aifieaman. 14 Papa and 10 Prayer ending 26 Flat'bottomed 43 Tramp gested, but a number of diplomats —Albania, Bulgaria. Nepal. Ctam- The union yesterday won a bar­ yesterday was DewejHs first since lows. ■» Said I, “Why j:o to all that fuia? YRTAIHTVZfl are kndwn to oppose glvipj: such a gaining election supervised by the chester for the past 25 yearg. He The oixler was issued by Com­ Let'a trade it on a brand-new biia.“ In another six rpontha/he was 15 It's an-.— 11------avis boat 44 Individuals bodla and I%os, had not yet ar­ he left office. waa a commercial artist u d htd upped to sales m a n a g ^ and short­ wind that 17 Jewish law 29 FVench sees j 48 Network high post to a new member. The rived. >. I) — The Shepherdatown Register w ■ - N Club, will be held topiorrow morn­ DUAL IT8AMII. gfala. IF VOO PRICE THAT'S A OOCKCAU, 45 Neptune and 1 there .is a deadlock the counti^on pointed by the Democratic ad­ will suspend p\iblicatlon next !«• NeeL Na are riwlae' 1 WANT the short side'of the ballot mu ing at 8;3( from the T. P. Hoiloran 'BM.yoO'I'LL' AtACK.' HE’i , Ws—— JT 1 New York, Dec. 18'(Mt-The fight ministration took over. 1 5 MaJaJ. . TH'WATEfi :S! WMATTO Civje 49 Joined s p withdrawn. Perhaps that might Dg of Phenix C ity,,Ala., to drive out Prison Forgery funeral Home, 175T Center SSt., fol- Thursday after 107 years of opera­ SHUT OPS/ FOC CM(?lSTMA$? 6 M0 Ni 'EM f’ONOSRlMe 1 lowedx by a solemn requiemrequlem Mass tion, Ihibllsher William B. Snyder WANT StlVIk IAMIBT, WHAT'RE’VOU TOO, AND 6PENDINS T H A T 1 51 Michigad - ■ ■ an apprbpriate way to resolve this entrenched crime, vice and cor- ,We fPMoseet), PeeMAf^ P situation." 11 in St. fam es’ Church' at • * 9 o’clock.o announced In this week’s addition. Nvs.camsarinaal. HaIJi , wsshin' vexjR ^TUMBLE MUCH 0(0 TH E < canals nmtion won it a place among Burial ^111 be In St. Jamea’ Ceme­ He blamed mounting operating awra, aeJ af every rite— HANPSNOW e o p e OF PSABLS 0OT 52 Aid and—— 5 PT r r Negotiations aimed at ending c^m unlties named today as “AIJ- Scheme Smashed CNER m o MI65US — THERE­ rv/<», tery. coMa. i akd wfaeiHs, the deadlock have become urgent Am ^ca Cities.’’ PORT 6HUM5 tJECKLACeS LlKS FORE HE MUST 53 Boy’s So T’ifcey Sayj t u e hamsmam'5 N oose/ THE T.M.SM.v.aeiies. w 51 over the past two weeks. Deler Thk, other 10 announced by the Friends may call at the funeral 'hie newspaper, second oldest In FlA8mOl*eOATB» Ha n kie HA'JE ?ia;(3HTEACH nickname Jsck&on, Mjch., Dec. 16 (/D—Of­ home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 •TNe PECiOBT? e.r.t)>w>rssi»s«.eM,a». 54 Light brown gates feared that if the Assembly Nationh] Municipal League . and West Virginia, waa founded in RACkf.' tafa aralecNaa O E P A E T - OPUS AT LEAST A ST R m ficials said today a plot haa been, p.m. ■' 1848, Harry L. Snyder, the present far flsM) lablawars. Okl CVECV (SIFT 55 Stud adjourned without filling the seat, Look Magazine, co-aponsors of the nipped at Southern Michigan pris­ * I read in an Atnerlcan newspa­ “ HERS.' ■ fUENT,/ Diamond sd c k - 'I don't mind this talking to myttif, but I'm getting so the Council would be out. of busi­ annual citations, are; per a careful analysis 6f our situa­ Besides being a moat active publtaher'a grandfather, bought It HOSAif RSVeiVIN* 58 War god 5T 9> 51 on in which some inmates had member of the British American FiN— SO forgetful I can’t keep track of what I eay!" 67 He and — ness. Under the U.N. charter, the Belle'vue.xWash.: Bloomington, tion. It said the Arabs would al­ In 1882. WASH, Tha a>ar|sasiplafs, If made up blank CTiristmas club Club, Mr. Oaaksll was also a mem­ When' he died in 1935, his son, i>DAS5N'T 11-nation 'body cannot Function 111.: Cambridge. Ohio; Grand Is­ checks on a Detroit bank, ways be defeated by Israel unleas lharaveh waAstf acNaa 6ne Him without full membership. land. Neb.: Joliet, 111.; Port Huron, Egypt could huy arms from Russia. ber of Manchester Lodge of Elks Harry L. Snyder Sr., became pub­ •var JarlfsaJ. s Warden William H. Bannan aald and was well known in local sport­ lisher for a short time until hla S O O iif U.S. Plan Rejert«sl Mich.; Reading„/Pa.: Riverside, th e' inmates made up 75 or 80 So I took that good American ad­ nu$ MANY OTNaR PRISCILLA’S POP The Small BeRinning BY AL VERMEER The United States has tried\to Calif.; St. Paul, Minn.; and Savan­ vice. ing circles. death when his widow, Mrs. Mar­ 8xeiTR4«. NIW tORAt checl.c in the prison print shop tha J. Snyder, took over opera­ re.solve the problem by proposing nah, Ga. - I and intended to .-muggle them out —.Egyptian Premier Qamal Abdel rotation plan calling for election • Honorable mention went to Nasser on why he bought arms tion. ' Aiken, S.C.; Brownatown, Ind.; so relatives could cas.i them. The Her son became editor-publisher O N L Y A S K of the Philippines this year and checks and a large box of blank from the Soviet bloc. Two Cars Crash , F O R A Yugoslavia in 1937, D^uque, Towa; El Caf/Spp, Tex.; I am optimistic and I dd not on her death in 1948. / E lt^ ood Park. Ill,; Fort Collins, paper trlmmeE to rize were found UTTLE Both Yugoslavia and Britain Wedneaday In the print shop. think optimism Is a crime. A job-printing shop, which haa Just Arrived . c o c t : gave a cold reception to the C^lo.; Lake Qtarles, La.; Medford, —John Foster Dulles, U.S. secre­ At Traffic Circle operated in conjunction with the Mass.: Seymour, Ind.; Sidney, The inmates apparently made THE HNEST AUTOMATIC DISHWASiBER BVIB lUlU* American i^posal. The British’ plates and slipped them into a tary of State. J.. newspaper, will continue in busi- Ohio; and Ypsilanti, Mich. neaa, Snyder aald. and Ru-ssiansT argUed that'such a hand press, Bannan said. The At 7 o’clock last night, a car move would breach the Laindon big "The awards are given for citi­ The cltizen'soldier won World Hd said he haa no plana to re­ zen teamwork rather than for plates have not been recovered. driven by George Greenbaum, 68, power ngnecmenf giving an East Five inmates who work in the War I and World War fl and If new publication of the Register. the All-New KitchenAid European stath the seat on a regu­ municipal perfection,” commented we’re goln„ to deter aggression of Hartford, and one operated by But In the last paragraph of his George Gallup,, president of the print shop are being questioned, lar basis. Bannan said, but all have denied the enemy must he made to know Mrr. TTieodore Welts, 45, of 76 announcement in yesterday's edi­ Complataly dacoraior-ttylad . . . sdaMifiesUy anginaatedl. . . k ft The United States argued that League. , we have a reserve. tion he aald . that since tha print­ In Phenix City, 769 indictments participating in the plot. Brookfield St., collided at the In­ oawar, smanar, batter than avarl Brilliant Alt-VhA*, glaMNlaf. tlie 194B agreement wa.s binding —Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, tersection of Main and E. Center ing shop will 'continue to operate, for only one year and added, that were returned to crush a crlnte hero of Korea, retires after 32 there remains a chance that pub­ Stainlass Steal, glowing Antique Copper (rents, or throngh M r syndicate preying on troops sta­ Sts., near the traf/ic circle, police ' Asia shoultl have Wider repcesenth- years of Army service. said. lication of the newspaper might be arraoganMnts can be Snisbad in any color to asMch er scesMyoRt - - JRvnaias^ •.«« V t MM. tioned at nearby Fort Banning. Ga. Repuhlieaii Chiefs resumed at some time In the fu­ O tion on the Council. The citizens also installed new Patrolman Walter Gutzmer in­ vary own kitchen color tebama. THE powpew ruTFS ■SbUSh iSb When tile ninnithon balloting I haven't done anything to be ture. JA ,y political leaders. vestigated and aald neither oper­ All the advantagat ot Hobart Ynplowring. The siM|e mrm began two months ago, the race Reading and Savannah also were Meet with Dewey ai.hamed of. There never was any­ ator waa injured and that no ar­ ALLEY OOP Erased BY V. T. HAMLIN was between the Philippine.^ and thing glv»n tv, me under the table. rests were made. llie world's largest carillon Is In facturar whose famous dishwashing equipment It used la landias choieh for fighting "corruption and Riverside Church, New York City. Poland. But .after the Poles bogged machine rule to a standstill," the I love to run and I don't expect to According to.Gutzmer’a account hotslt, rasuursnti and hosphslt the world over. - . . ‘ rM WEARY, COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO down early in the ninnlntn the New Ytfrk. Dec. 16 l/Pt —Former get paid for It. of the accident, Greenbaum waa It weighs 500,000 pounds and has 72 announcement said. Gov. Thomas E.^Dewey met- last bells. COME IN TODATI rMGONG .Soviet bloc switched it.s support to Riverside and Bellevue were —Champ miler Wes Santee, on driving south on Main St. at a low TO LC BRINGS BACK W aL. DON'T LOSE AMY 1 Yugoslavia. night with seven'state Republican his suspension for receiving exces­ rate of speed. Mrs. Weiss, driving , MEMORIES OF SLEEP OVER IT, KID.iUk ) chosen for meeting expanding popu­ DOWN FOR COTTON, HOW DOES IT FEEL MY HIGH I HAVE A HUNCH OLD < With tlie U.N. membership en­ lation problems; St. Paul, Port leaders. He tn.slsted, however, sive expense accounts. her car west on E. Center St., At WHlLEyi TO OPERATE AT YOUR OLD SCHOOL AND LOU IS GONNA FORGET larged. there was siieculation the Huron and Bloomington for mod­ that he has no political aspirations stopped at the traffic circle to let ------OUARTER- COLLEGE HIS AILAACNTS AND HANG ('oiincil would liave to be expand­ ernizing obsolete city facilities; and a spokesman for the party My only regret (at retiring traffic pass. As the Greenbaum ve­ POST days, - IN THERE AGAINST THOSE leaders said the meeting was f WESTOWN COACH.^.. ed soon to give A.4ia greater Grhnd Island for sol'ving a school from the' Marine Corps) is that hicle went by, Mrs. Wetas's car NORMAN’S rcpre.sentatlon. There liave been i problem ;, Cambridge for attracting "rtrictlj/ social.” I won't be present for the next rolled forward and bit the rear fen­ S. PHARMACY * m •re Indications India might be ap­ new industries to replace clo.sed- “There is no news tonight. I war. der. Gutzmer aald. ^ 459 Hartford Rd. ~ MI 9-9946 S 445 HARTFORD ROAD TEL Ml Mlf7 pointed a sixth permanent mem­ have nothing to say,” Dewey told —Gen. Lewis B. Puller, win­ Gutzmer estimated fSO damage down mines and mills; and Joliet M GIFTS TO PlALAiE HIM | ber and some other Aslan nation for replacing an outmoded gov­ newsmen. ner of many honors for to the rear fender of the Green' OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 ril. DAILY given a noppcrnianenl .seat. ernment and approving bond iasues William MacKenzie .of Belmont, heroi.sm and gallantry in baum car and said Mrs. Welaa' M ELECTRIC RA20RS i MeanwhUe,' the newly admitted lo improve city facllitieq. N. Y„ chairman of the State As- battle. auto waa undamaged. WRUWIWIIRIWWHIIIIIIRRRNIRRIMWN

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THE NifclitiiHirt ftr Setrtrt Diminutive Starter Fresh Ammunition Arms 52'51 Victor Lies Cotnbs II Springfield Vet Red and White ’\ Pros to Meet' Queen of Rose Bowl Seven Footer F irs t Round 111 League Thriller L Herald Angle Buys" Nashua Lakers Down Syracuse Seeking Third Female Cagers s'-**;-; 64 at SaMord ■ tandlan By New V^rk, Dec. 16 (4V-Mlghty Wi|i Season Biggest star with the Arthur w L Pet. EARL W. YOST Nashua wlll be shipped to Florida Murray Girls la Ethel LeNoiie, a Hedlund'a Sport (Tenter 2 2 .500 Good for Lead next week, to continue hi|i sensa­ In Battle of B askets Brooklyn, N. Y., girl who la a day­ U T. Wood Co...... 2 2 .500 Sport* Editor tional racing career jSfter In fabu_^ Following last Tueadsy'a one­ Jack's (3offee Shop . . . . 2 2 .500 Ibus transaction that saw a new sided but unimpressive 63-41 tri­ time secretary and a night-Ume Natsiff Arms ...... 2 2 .500 Sanford. Fla., Dec. 16 OP) —Sam New'York, Dec. 16 (F)—There'S’eJected on personal fouls In the Snead ia like wine; he seeiiui to ownership take ovCr the champion' overtime-frimy. Dolph Sebayea led umph- over East Hartford, Coach , magician with a baaketball. A few ■HOTS AND THERE CEaJtern Hockey League with 28 colt for a fantastic world record waa s new record for th* NstionsI El|pn Zatursky had his Manches­ year* back she obtained eoma^old Jack’s Coffee Shop and Nasslff get better with age. points on 14 wins and five losses. Basketball Assn, book today as th e 'N a ti w ith 34. Tlie Slammer from 'White Sul­ Notfhboring Rockville not only price of $1,251,200, Ernie Beck scored nine of his 11 ter High eager! back on the. prac­ newsreels of the famed Harlem Arms won their gamei last night Wa-shington (24), Cllpton - (22), In a Wall St. setting that be­ th* reauit of the Minneapolis tice floor Wednesday afternoon in the East Side Junior League at phur Springe, W, Va., ia 43 yearn haa a ftrat claaa high a^ool points in the final period, to lead Globe Trotters , and in the art of Baltimore (20), Johnstown , (18) fitted such a gilt edged deal, Lakers 135-133 trium ph In three the Warrior* to their victory. Nell brushing up on defense and map­ the Beat Side Rec to create a four- old wand for a profeasionsl golfer baakotball team thla aeaaon.but executors of the estate of the late ball handling, ahe can give the that's up in years. But Sam Isn’t and Philadelphia (l4) follow in overtime periods over U. Syracuse Johmlon, however, was Philadel­ ping .plans to contain Hartford way tie for Qrat place. Naasiffe tiM Windy City *chooI has an olB- William Woodward Jr., sold Nash­ Nationals. Bulkeley's big, 6-3 Tom Czarnotiw Trotters a few lessons today. Ethel edged the U T. wood Co. 62-51 conceding father time a thing. He’s that order. Don Hall of Johnstown phia's leading scorer with 22 «lal souvenir prograni which ' Is ua yesterday to a ayndjeate headed The combined score of 268 points point*. a strong rebounder and author of can spin the ball on not one but while the Coffee Shop defeated looking, feeling and playing u 4I*trilmted to fan* at > all home heads the individual scorers with by Leslie Combs II of Spendthrift surpassed the old mark of 248 Fort Wayne’s first quarter total 38 points while spearheading his any finger and score a layup in Hedlund'a Sport Center 34-20. Well or better than ever. gamea The attractive and in­ 51 points. New Haven meets Farm, Lexington. Ky. hung up by Syracuse 'arid Ander- of eight points represented a new teammates to wins over Hall and the process. Billy Malaueky's 43 points were In successive competitive rounds, 'This was the greatest single aoQ« Ind., in five overtimed ’ in East Hartford. Coach Lou Baz- not enough as the Icemen loet out nesd has turned In two. record formative program pula most col­ Philadelphia Sunday night at the •low in one period for NBA team s First Local Appearance NVw Haven Arena.. .Yale's 97-36 horse trade bver concluded, in­ 1949. Syracuse,w on th at one 125- this season. zano'a. untested Maroohs provide The talented Arthur Murray by a single tally In th* last few ferformances. Aa a result of ht< leges to shsme, not to mention volving an Unprecedented sale of the opposition tonight at 8:15 at seconde. .Billy played a great high schools which overlook such win over outclassed Wesleyan last 123. Girls will make their first local ap­ latest record-smashing effort, the night in New Haven was, the a great colt still at the peak of The only other game played last Htandlngs the Armory .{n the Indiana’ home pearance tomorrow night at the game as ha poured in 14 points Slammer started today’s second an extra in the promotion held. his racing career. Sunny Jim Fltz^ opener. A JV game is scheduled at in the firit half and then came Johnny Canavari has worked largest margin ever recorded by a night was a defensive battle by Eastern Division Armory meeting the Green Manor round in the $18,000 Sanford Open Blue team on the hardwood court. almmons, 81-year-old trainer of comparison as the Philadelphia • ’ W. L. Pet. 7 o’clock.' Pros in d benefit contest sponsored back with 3$ markers in th* final ^olf Tournament with a two wondm in his brief tenure as dl- Nashua, will take charge of the big tyro periods. Nasaiffa looked good Toetor of athletics and head Every member of the Yale squad Warriors, Eastern Division lead­ Philadelphia 14 .5 .737 Although guilty of shoddy play by the Chuckle Skoog Fund. As an ittrokc lead over his nearest com­ scor^ at least one point in the three-year-old again late next ers, turned back the Fort Wayne New York 11 8 .579 against the winless Hornets, the ar they passed well land took the petitor's. basketball cpach in Rockville. The week. added attraction, the visitors will decisive 61-point decision. Yale led Pistons 80-73. • ' ^ Boston 9 8 .529 locals nevertheless had the aitua- present little Sharen Strauss, age ball off th* hpardi .t« acor* points. Snead's opcnfng round 33-31— foim er Teachers College in New Nashua, of course, was the big j The tilt waa close and wasn’t de­ IMtaln athlete worked hard in a t the half 44-14. The Nats tied the score in regu­ Syracuse 9 10 .474 tion well in hand especially in the II and seen dally on a New York 64, a six under par effort, wiped news in the dollars and cents part lation time at 105-alI on Jim ' W estern Division second half after a fairly close firat cided until the final basket by preparing material for the pro­ of the bargain. But for the senti­ television show. A very busy out the old mark of 63 for the Fort Wayne' meets the New Tucker’s Jump shot with seven Rochester 10 9 .526 half. Playmaker Dave Turklngton youngster, Sharen, who hM never Tommy Topping, who hooped 16 gram which ia kept up to date mentalists the clink of hard cold points for the nlghj/' Mayfair Inn Country Club course with each gama Team and in- York Knlcks Saturday afternoon seconds remaining. Chuck Mencel St. Louis 9 10 .444 had a hot-Hie4»)nd peri(xi against had a singing lesson and yl'at^dis- set in the late 1030s by amateur on the NBA TV game of the cash was no compensation for the saved a M6-116 tie for the Lakers F o rt W ayne 8 11 .421 the outclassed Hornets scoring 12 Skip PTiher aniP’Pat Mlatretta tfvtdual photos, schedule of fact that fate at the same time de­ covered by an executive, of'a mo­ combined to score 20 point* be­ Jim Spencer of Sanford and since gamse, names and numbers of the week.. .The«year end bowl merry- on a push shot with seven seconds Minneapolis , 7 15 .318 Herald Photo. of hla 18 points. And in two games tion picture company, Irflciirrently equaled several tlpies. jgo-round starts Saturday with the creed the passing of the famous left in the first overtime. Ed Con- Tonight’s Schedule I-fTO C>T to date, the senfor letterman tween them and lead the Coffee plwers, oScfal'a signals cheers Belair Stud—one of racing's great­ waxing aev'eral records and al­ Shop to iti eecond win of the eea- And it put him two strokeii and ads. of course, make Up the Poinaettia Bowl at San Diego for lln's two free throws for Syracuse Rochester vs St. Loui.s at Mil- guard haa misaed only one free ready is scliedulcd to be th« guept the Armed Force* championship est stables folinded 45 years ago by deadlocked the r^ame a t 125 to send waukee. throw in 14 attempts Turklngton eon. Th* winner* looxed much Im­ ahead of Dow Flnsterwald of Bed­ excellent program. Tonight the William Woodward 8r, vocalist on the nationally televised ford Heights, Ohio, one of the TeDowjackets, winners of four getting the show on the road... T ' ' it Into the third overtime. Ed Kal- Thurkda.v’a Results and diminutive Leo Cyr wlirhandle proved as they moved the b^l well 62 Horses kohl Graham Hastings afat finally ended matters with the Two Close Contests show. "Name that Tune." Last and scored on nice plays.. Fl<’her, younger proa, and veteran ’Tb4 straight games, meet unbeaten w etty small potatoes was Coach M inneapolis 135, Syracuse 133 backcourt duties tonight against CThristmas'eve the youpgaler made John Toner’s remarks about the A total of 62 'horses, including Veteran forward Graham Hast­ .clinching basket ’'."(Ji 40 second.' (three overtimes). the invaders. playing hia first gams of the yelsr. Kroll p t Betheada, Md. . Tkrmington with first place at a big hit at the Waterbury Armory. Seven riayer* Deadlockeiv stake in the red hot valley B officiating received in the Miami- Nashua, sold under sealed bids for ings will be in the starting;lineup remaining, ’I^e score was tied 17 Philadelphia 80, F o rt W ayne 73. Iti West Sitle Loop Best Rebounder took c'large of the playmainpf lisague race at Rockville. New BriUin High football last a grand total of $1,866,200. Combs of the Springfield Indiana Satur­ times (iiiring the game. Saturday’s Schedule The Indians’ best rebounder In Other Arthur Murray cage mem­ and led his new teanimatea to Seven others deadlocked fpit Friday night in Miami. The New said Nashua would be sent from. day night against Providence at (Jlyde Lovelette, who scored 30 Syracuse at Boston. outings against the Alumni and bers include petite Roz Rinaldi, second win over Hedl .nd’a. Chucl fourth spot withII via67a aa as oi 8t of uivth* Britain coach, according to pub­ Kentucky to Hialeah Park in Mi­ the West Springfield Coliseum. points, and Vern MIkkelsen, who Rochester at Minneapolis.. Standings Hornets, junior Norm Hohenthal, only 4-H and aij amateur weight Salmond and Billy Kelley were th* huge field shattered'ered par and Ifandiester’s Joe McCluskey lished reports, was Incensed at ami to begin training for the $100,- had 25, were on the sidelines when W Pet. lifter. In an amazing halftime ex- high men fo' th» losers. others matched it in the openlBg lost out. as expected, in his bid for Game lime Is 8:15. New York . at Fort Wayne aggressive -6-3. 190-pound center jyton. Which already has calls of the officials In the game 000-added Wldener Handicap Feb. the Laken) finally won. They were (afternoon) Na.ssiff Arms ...... 4 1.000 has been held to 16 points but Is When an excited fan threw a box of popcorn into the ring, he gave hihitlbn she carries the rival r«rfee Ska* IS4) round. Par forDr the 6,208-yun a poeltion as coach or assistant Personalized Floors ..4 1.000 B r rt*. seVen-fooUr Billy Uhl, gets some in which New Britain lost by a 18. capable of doing much better and Ivan Kalminkoff an Inapiration. The referee tries to break ia up as team'* heaviest performer off the Plenty of flipping ia done when Joan Culver, Paaaden*, Calif., City Il'nnequln, f ...... } IV] 4 course la 36-34—70, •each of the United States track Norman.s ...... ,.3 ,600 College coed ia around. Joan, 18 and a skin diving enthusiast, can be icln^tn ' the. height department team in the 1B56 01}rmpic Oamea. 20^21 co u n t...B o b Cousy of the Nine other race horses and 12 Glassiiicii and Gulf Zatursky hopes the big pivot Ivan rubs the stuff into Mitsu Arakawa's face during an honest wres- court. Roz is also a night tlub ClxHn, ( ...... a .1-4 7 Mike Souchak, former Duke Boston Celtics I* sidelined with a yearlings went to John Kroese, Fire and Police ...... 2 .400 chooses tonight to get hot. Senior ;ling match at Minneapolis. singer in her spare time. ’ Dot" found, under water with t’nese flippers—when she's not impressing McAllicy, f ...... 0 0-4) n from Jim P ilfer, 6-7 junior. football star who registers out of T t» honors went to Jim Kelley of Charles Ponticelli’s ...2 .400 r is h 'r , f ...... t (VJ 10 number of ailments including a Alan Cole, pressing Hohenthal for ______« Whalen, a legal stenographer from beauty contest Judges, who just named her queen of the Tournament Mlstri>tla, 0 ...... 4 ;-X 10 Orosainger’s; N. Y., wa# one of Minnesota, Bob Glegengack of Teaneck, N. J., electrical supply Gus'a Grlnder.s ...... 2 .400 cheat cold, arm and hip bruise*. man who owns a racing stable for Will ill Y League rebound honors and wtith 30 mark­ Phoenix, Ariz., has been a pro­ of Roses. linrsn. * ...... I 1-3 1 those with a 67. ' Tals, Col. Frank Anderson. of Pagani and S o n ...... 1 .250 McKnaoe.v, g ...... 0 0 4 1 , 0 He ha* been ordered to bed by $205,000. Mildred W. Woolwine of Dons Face Marquette ers in two tilts, and Captain Eddie fessional baaketball and baseball A birdie putt of feeb—* Texas AAM and Jess Mortenson Decl's Drive-In ...... 0 .000 Celtic team physician Dr. Edward White Oaks Farm, Lexington, Ky., Wojclk will start up front. The stawdout the past 12 years. Helen Tnlali ...... M *-lS 34 length he hates—on the final hole of Southern California All four Browne.. .Tomf Trsbert and Pan- Fletcher Glass defeated Kelth’a Advance Sale of Tickets *|Mrl CeaUr (Ul are veteran college mentors. Mc­ breeder of Helioscope, a top 1955 sturdy Wojcik acorecl several eye­ Klely, a 24-year-oId Plainfield, r Pl». gave Snead hia record 64, ^ t hla cho Oonralea Msume their pro ten­ 44-19 last night at the Commu­ Norman's defeated Ponticclli'a catching twin-pointers while dunk­ N.J., housewife, ha^ a secret rea­ Cluskey. in his first year as coach, handicap horse, paid $4101000 for 39-37 last night at the 'West Side Peirson Returns to Lineup RrallhwsUc, t ;...... ? 0-0 0 most sensational ahot of the round nis tour tonight in Los Angeles 24 Belair broodmares and 16 nity y, while Wyman’s Gulf In DePaul Cage Event ing 18 points last Tuesday night. son for wantlnfl to play. She was a llamlll. f ...... came at No. 17. bandied the New Torle Athletic with Gonzales holding a 2-0 lead. Rec to I move up in the league For Pro Game Tremendous Bcrtsiiakl. ( ...... Ctab team which swept to the Na­ weanlings. prevailed over the Cycle Shop Prgbably the Red and White's big­ mother recently and thinks basket­ B Swrnson. f ...... RES ' Snead poked a drive about- S6S standings. Fire & Police moved gest outside threat. Cole is expect­ tional Antateur Athletic Union Mrs. Woolwine said her associ­ 30-25. into a three-way tie for fourth J, ball is a fine way to keep her To Spark Faltering Bruins l.i-rtbMi'r, c ...... nk baLd yards down the fairway and used team championship . at Boulder, Pee Wee Reese who has signed New York. Dec. 16 (F)—The San'fahot and he had a chance to tie ed to improve omhls 11-polnt out­ \joa Angeles, Dec. 16 —The weight down. It Ssimnnd. r ...... Plcai ates were Edward Potter of Nash­ L arry B ales turned In an o u t­ place with a 31-27 verdict over (’.ochrlnx. * ...... a seven-iron for hla< 135-yard ase- Oslo., last summer. Joe is now a his 1956 baseball contract w ith the Francisco Dons and their fabulous the score. He made his firat free put against the rival Hornet*. publffc doesn't get much chance at inrsnrtrlla, g ...... : DdUon ...... 94 79 343 ond shot. ’The ball hit tha pin Brooklyn Dodgersj got a reported ville, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Gus's Grinders. For the first time in recent year* All-Ainrrira Girl CoHp>n ...... 77\ w 97 273 Wall St., broker in New York ry S. Middendorf of Boston, Mass. standing performance for the Ali-America Bill Ruasell shoot for tickets for the Rose Bowl foot­ A nother sta r of the team Is Boston, Dec. 16 (>P) — Johnny • Hawk nets hut Mickoaki got hia KHI'y, ( ...... RtmpUon ...... 85 \108 98 381 and stopped IQ inches from Ota 136,000, a boost of 11.000. The Glassmen. racking up 22 points, throw, but mi.ssed the second. Bpb Ray Dotchin scored nine points Zatursky boasts competent re- City. During his active track days, Broodmares acquired by Miss their 30th straight victory against Kessler flipped in 25 points for the in the fourth quarter to spark Nor­ ball, game, but it is loading up for Audrey Erickson, last year voted Peirson has resumed his National ■ stick on the disc. Johnny gave ■Tolal* ...... n $IS 35 Turklnxtnn ...... Y07 105 311 cup for an' easy birdie. He got MoClusley won 2S National Cham- veteran shortstop need* but 84 and playing an exceptionally Marquette in Chicago tonight as .sCrvc strength which could play a Herk ...... 100 136 m Woolwine Included Segula, dam of Terps and little 5-11 Gerry Calvert man's to their third win and third ilic pro championship conte.st to be the All-American girl. Audrey has Hockey League career Just where stick, puck and all a whack and his other birdies with putta of 70, ploashlps, more than any other more base hits to reach the magic strong floor game, Tim Beckwith the whirl of Chrislmaa holiday major role in whether or not the held in the Memorial Coliseum Na»lff Armi (51) Tnisl...... 441 N ashua. Sequia Is in fo'al to Nas- 19 for Kentucky. place in the standings. The sharp­ bowled 232-221 and 198 in one : had a goal. 'iwi''\6Q4 1449 12, eight and five feet. nan in history. Twice he rep- 2,000 figure... Alex Webster and Stan Grzyb followed wdth major college basketball tourna­ Indians will qualify for the State • Dec. 56 between the Cleveland three-game set; punts a football he left it 20 months ago - aij.^ a B r Pte, B sll.n (4) emerged as the leading ground rullah, daddy of Nashua. So a full Yale scored IJs most decisive vic­ shooting forward registered seven Class A Tournament for the first "My concern wa* to cover my T. Swenson, f 3-3 3 Pevlne ...... tM 94 339 Sunday, Sneed won. the Miami lesented the United States in the eight points each. Keiths displayed ments gets under way. tory in its 61-year-old basketball Browns and the Los Angeles 40 yards; is. a field hockey ace; dependable goalgctter for the Bds^ Iliimee f ...... gainer with the New York pro brother or slater may be along a good team game moving the ball field goals and four from the foul time in 10 years. 1 man'elosely and not let him score," Bviveeter, ( .. Qua.tillarhka 104 393 Open after firing a rOcord ilx-Uft- CHymple Games and 13 times was next spring. The Dons, who snared the NCAA history with its 57-polnt spread line for a total of 18 points. John R.ims. MKRC'HANTS LKAGriC plays ba.sebalt and in between ton Bruins. 1 Rlsnehsrd ., 97 102 n .t 333 der-par 20 on the back iiina of the • member of the Track and Field football Giants during the past very well and with the exception crown last year on the great play of U*e2 .scheduled to get underway a t 8:15, Went into Business' worked himself Intci^laying condi­ T olall ...... 3.1 5-14 SI Andereon ...... ^ 94 as 3S3 only millionaire w ith $1,085,760. W) mRti*R (tulf <301 in reverse for San Francisco to­ Bill Eagleson. Frank Naumec, .Fergumn II* ) 3S. 9.1 3 40 the Holy Cross-UConn basketball Amendola, UConn grid leader, . gether Auburn, Eastern Kentucky. court and clever Joe Reilly at the ence title clincher against the W'ith a prelim inary on tap at 7 Peirsop, a 20-game scorer for tion, may have arrived just in This year alone, Nashua won seven night? Ronald Spenr and Ed Teabo. O cen Bay Packers. Totalu .... 481 , 535 499 1 5 ^ llaimln . ins lOd 106 313 game on Jan. 4, is a sellout. Also, who will play with the North in Mnrhnrilt ( ' Mississippi and Texas also opens Nornintr, (42) guards. o'clock. Also during the intermis­ .six seasons folqwirig World War time. UConn-Niagara game Feb. the annual North-South Shrine $100,000 races and earned $752,550, Csrrl.T f .. B V rt.«. After tonight's contest the lo­ Los Angeles drilled behind closed "folaU ,.. 536 47* 459 1473 WES TOWN the 4, Harrlvon, ( . (i: tonight. The tournament tempo Vlr’a (4) sion of the feature conte.st the II, retired to go into the furinture Three I’layers InJuVril Liglitlnirii Favored may be sold out as only a limited -ggme on Dec. 26 in the Orange surpassing Citation's 1948 record d picks up next week with the Unl- DolcMn. f ...... 1 4-3 IS cals do»Jiot return home until Fri- gates yesterday. Coach Sid Gill- Kl**t*’r ...... ’f(9 l U 324 fjirls will stage a colorful 30-mln- husine.ss after the 1953-54 sea.son. Alrcad.v hurlxirlng thrce^ien on i PHARMACY Bowl will fine a fellow Derby resi­ of $709,470 for one season of VlllR, f .... Fl.«lip|. f ...... 4 )-r> 3 BviH’vcnto ...... 92 103 19,'i Penny Lucas roiled a 296 game 4S9Hartfor4 IkL — MlOOfilij number of tickets remain, Soltys Ordwai. c J ; versity of Kentucky Invitational House & Hale Nips Trueman f ...... 0 ' i'l' day night, Jan. 6. entertaining big man worked long on offensive ma­ M ■ T. (Iford ...... H>i S7 .305 utli halftime show. But .somehow Johnny just the injured Hat, the Bnilnk, lost rsportg...Tonight the UConn'flve dent on the same ' squad. Bob racing. Stnimard.- r. ('iirlson. f ...... 2 i V. Diilialdo ...... kK at Gossett’s New York Riverla rrmiin. s . . 7 and the Charlotte Carrousel Clas- 4 Meriden in a CCIL encounter. neuvers, pppbably on the thcor.v 111 :i22'[ couldn't keep off skates and the defenseman Fernie Flaman in\the Over Ralph Dupas GIFTS TO PU A8E HKB visits St Joseph's at Philadel- Skoronskl from Indiana' has also The executors declined to iden­ McKFiiwin. c ...... 5 ' Meanwhile, they'll engage strong that if tjie'Ram^are going to wit* Kcnbcrt ...... 96 123 .320 game with a severe abrasion o f^a aileya. After 11 straight strikes Sliiriii. R .. d I sic. It reaches feverish heights Floors in Thriller Sinarh-lti. g ...... a < Picaul ...... — uij;e waa worse'this year than last the 5 pin wiggled but Hlled to fail. pbls...New Haven ia leading the been selected. tify an.v other bidders, than to say (’owl.., K .. ~ I the week after Christmas as teams Nruhauor, x ...... " ' 0' Hartford High Tuesday night. this big'one they will have to do it "7 COLLEGE B.\SKETB.\LL to get hack into tinifonij. left hip whic li is expected to aide M COSMETI :^SITS that -11 bids were received for I.Min. g ...... 0 I " Bristol Friday. Dec. 23, and Hall Totaln ...... r»UO 517 537 1554 I .1 New York, Doc. 16 t/P)—Ludwig Her three-game series waa 630. TotAi...... 3,n 30 trek across the country for such SchcifirUJ, g ...... o i on 5*ttack, not on the enemy's mis- MorlArtv'a (0) General Manager Lynn Pafrlck line him a minimum ot two weeks. ifhtburn, an Invader from British Nashua-Sflve of them exceeding C.nn«l. 15.1) StandIngH "I Friday, Dec. 30, in road aki'r- East Montreal's triumph -ninth in a major attractions as the Dixie "takes. The Rams won their divi^ MrlMosh ...... 98 98 •126 .322 ■ Tuft.s 84. H arvard 76. and Coach Milt Schmidt of the ' ndura* and a recent graduate of $1,000,000. Charles Mapes said Classic, Big Seven tourney, all- Pet. Total.s ...... IS 6-16 42 mishes. Sional title largely on a stout de- .Malcr ...... 79 94 87 260 Bruins hopefully ' noticed these row for Canadiens who threaten there were "Only two legitimate Mr(’’Artii.\. f Harm’s Camera ...... 750 iin tii'fili’M (ST) Da ma.‘^rht ...... 9(1 124 111 325 Yale 97. Wesleyan 36. theNprellm ranks, la a surprising aiinun»TA. ( collcge tourney at Oklahoma City, K fen.se and opportunism th.it con­ Willcttu ...... 84 66 signs of unrest in the man wlio to make a runaway of the league bids below a million.’’ Poe. ( ...... VFW P ost 2046 ...... 666 92 242 I St. Bonaventure 77, Iona 52: IS-tOxfavorite to beat lightweight Sugar Bowl, New York's Holiday Kuhtmnnn. f verted opposition mistakes into ...... 88 9n 102 278 I Smith had been Boston's .most prolific stretched its lead to 12 points contender Ralph Dupas of New UNANIMOUS* Ilail. v. f . . Festival. Southwest Conference House and Hale ...... 686 York f ...... scorer-in the po.stwar years. Bos­ over the second place Rangers who MfU’Ciiir., r riiiij.ii f .. . 'Coiiiiiiitlces Naiiiccl touchdowns. Tulain ..., 4J7 472 518 H27 Tenne.ssee 67, Springfield Orleans^ Madison Square Garden €VeNYON€ASNe€S HOCKEY AT A ULANCE ('o w lr .. K tourney and Orange Bowl. Personalized Floors .. .333 c. Rain and cold are working ton needed scoring punch and haa were dropping their fourth Thursday’s Rtwulls I ;rr.yli. s ... ,333 (Atassi 33. \ tonight. ^ Kentucky nipped Maryland 62- West Sides ...... Olandcr. k . . 20 I against the Brpwns, who are tra'^- ('ornmnailsr reaft <4) been riddled by injuries. Only 10 straight. TilkONLYPLACE TO National I.,eagur Mi(NiK-y. g .250 K <’yr. c ... It marks .the Garden main event 61 in the top game of a Thursday Manchester Trust .. For at (Jiib ing in Cleveland. / ‘>n...... 11114 122 82 318 days a^o Pcirstjn announced he Marty Pavellch conlrDjuted his M ontreal 2, New York 0. Marlin ;; ...... 93 9*( 192 debuts of both youngsters. ’The 10- SOYAUSeOCAP/S Totnl-** ...... 3-S 25 night program that also saw Okla­ BKST ROWIalXG Si^OHKH would return. first goal of the^'season and Dutch D etroit 4, Toronto 0. Score at half 1 1'AII House A Hale defeated Person­ 37 Harrifl ...... 121 116 .3.36 rounder Will be broadcast and tele­ OltSfioJdA. homa defeat A rkansas 69-59, 'Dilsa Tfiti'i.- ...... W eir...... IW 98 309 "I got tired midway in the sec­ Riebel his sixth and seventh to Boston 4, Chicago 1. Scort at half time 18-18 Chairmen of the majai' commit­ cast (NBC-TV, radio, 10 p.m., take t^estern Kentucky 6'7-56, Ok­ alized Floors 40-37 last night .(it SoAton ...... KH 107 329 Perfume League. Fran Cran­ ond {ieriod," Peirson admitted but the Red Wing.s' trium ph. Toronto'* E astern Iy Cann 3.30; Merchants League — finesse nor his aim, t Bei'kwllb. f I.«yola 92-66. Tufts upset Harvard niuh 4 ; Owens. (ifrilAA ...... 81 K4 16.5 than five years of pro battling at American Iwagtie ilruyb, r ... ball League standings. I .*. ( Carl Bolin Jr.,: 137-384. Bill\Chap- , In the second period Pierson and Cleveland at Her.sey 84-76, Yale scalp W esleyan 97-36, Hoiir* f "! Each of the following commutes YOUR I)( Mei'(*h»nt 98 313 Gold Beach, returning $191.60 in 20. figures to have toll much ex­ RMcn, c Kentucky Wesleyan whip Hardin- Whltcy Gavello stole an out of T. Totlrr. R'-rk ...... Vl)8 328 man 369: Herajd League—Joe La- (Chicago's Nick Mlcltoaki went af­ 1 46. was the highest priced w in­ Eastern Iwague Blanchfleid. p . " I heads will select his own assistants, iRiuarkiUA . 1*)6 perience for the promising 21-yyesf- Sartnr. g Simmons 68-60, Tennessee wallop bounds pass with 37 seconds left MANCHE5TER 32H Forge 139. ter the puck in front of the Black ner Iri Gulfstream Park history. In *iold Ughtburn. Baltimore at Philadelphia. to play and scored to put the Phillip.- p 21 Owens Said: Bob Rech, Greens H rim ...... 97 305 No games scheduled\ in any Totals 20 4-5 4i Springfield (Mass) 67-33 and the I nndd. p .. " I Comjrriittee; Ronnie SIpane, Tour- Dr.il ...... 65 Citadel end of a 28-game, losing Clothiers ahead 38-37. Dick Bis- "De5ata-Ptymauth" league.; l\ellh’ft (ID) sell sunk a lay-up shot with thre 86 . 280 a first baseman, from Rorhester. W ood.. X ...... d point m en/or the losing Floors. I Sv.'.-'f <■ . . Finance Committee, and Merrill T O P V A L U E Rnirh ...... 88 101 91 278 D o u r h .tt., X ...... d Maryland—SBW the Terps put on a Ander.son, Membership Cpmmittee. ('niniiHll 108 117 113 338 The Floors held a *4-28 thirds'*' M""’*"" 1..0W' Sf'(4l . .85 95 77 257 i-Itl 13 spirited rally after Kentucky had ,, . ‘ R Mundoii. p Pliliinlng ('oinniittee Ti'IaI.i . 3 taken an early 20-8 lead. period lead as Hoil»e & H a 1 C ! fj .i4ihn.-on. 4; Henry Rockwell will head a 10- Sror. at, half hf-S Klrlrli.r. scored two foul shots in the third U S ED CARS Tolals .. -15(» 478 458 1384 M o r r c E With 2:58 left to play Vernon ’ Totnln :m .3 2 man Planning Committee. .'iirarir O) We confess we’re GUILTY—guilty of arranging terms period, Gavello collected ei'ght of MdiI-v .. 87 95 9.5 27.7 Jean Boliveau likes to have Ter­ H atton put K entucky ahead 62-60. "We are hoping to secure a lease K^’inpri . 8S 10(1 77 285 ry Sawchuck in the net.a when he’s Adolph Rupp's lads tried to freeze his 16 counters in the final stanza on the Country CHub property with •SI p ONT. 51595 to fit your budget. Everybody in Manchester agrees— Jtuper Catalina. -Radi", Fllhic . 10.5 106 85 298 GMAC financing is a car owner’s best friend. playing hockey. Of Bellveali's firat the ball, but with 40 seconds left while the Floors;-were scoring a LaslJ^ighrs Fights an option to buy, " Owens said fol-' (’of'ini’vr ...... 85 119 98 902 II goals thi.s'.sea-son. aeven were Maryland got ppaaeaslon. Bpb hoop and one foul shot by Bob lowing a meeting of the Board of hriater, hydraniatic. Out­ . 9.5 10.1 93 293 standing special!/ scored agalnit..Sawchuck. O'Brien was fouled going in -tpr a Witt. Governors and the Planning Com- TdIhIp ...... ;t.‘ ’46U 526 448 1438 Hewitt. I Lo.*? Anodes A rt Aragon, mittce. (Country Club officials will ! I 1958 BUICK 4-DOOR $395 Ildiibi* 'A (40) •53 OLD5. 51495 Fabprea (S) R Ptji t Los Anpclcs. outpointed contact Town of Manchester offi­ C & C MOTOR SALES DOWN X\\ >on .lotdan.. 142. Los Angcics, 10 cials at a future date and try to Super "88" 4-Door. Ra­ ...... 97 81 83 361 ■FECIAL. RADIO sad HEA’TER Seelort f .. dio. heater, hydraniatic. (’or rchti ...... 9(1 /J,32 101 32.3 11 RlSNell. r .. Benny Arti.sl, 13ri. Brooklyn, out work out a satisfactory agreement, But II* ti ...... 92 86 99 2T7 i | Ballard, f .. J pointed Bobby \Voo(.’.'(. 135, Spo- , There are approximalllljL. .400 gorgeous. Priced right! Il-.M-Kcnt)-^...... Hf9 ion' 317 If Prior, -t ... rirK* V ...... 106 102 88 296] 1953 BUICK 4-DOOR $1095 (Javeno*. c . fk kane. U>. members in the Country OuU, •52 PLYM. 5695 are happy to anno^uncet the opening of their new Used Car Plaza at UtHtconi. V - St. Paul. Del Flanagan, Owens, said of which 350 are play- , TutaK ...... 494 6o9™ T 7k i474! ('onion. R . Cranbrook 4-Door. Ra­ •» Indlsi'rae.l (1); SUPER DYNAFLOW, |lADIO and HEATER. \ Simmon.**, c " 156, St. Paul, outpc .ntcrn (37) K. HiMnski ...... 90 89 179 and customers to visit them. The policy of C & C MOTOR SALES is B K I 'IP. Paei'naw, Mich. Gene White. , 4-Door, Radio. heater_ tt’lrito. j4 2-Tl 10 190, St. Paul, outpointed Don Jas­ i Pa.scdcna, Calif. INEA)—Red d.vnaflow. Cleon. E xtra Totiils 4.51 453 475 1.179 I __ (1 ;-.Sandcrs doesn't figure to have special! to hgndle the finest selection of clean, dependabfe used cars obtain* >1 MERCURY $2295 ilp-wlll, f .... 'tl 9 per. 192, Duluth, .t. . O-J) 1) ) much troulile firing up the UCLA lllauk (1) 1952 CHEVROLET CONV. $895 (*Hmpo)*4('». f Baton v’.OHgc, I,a Herbie 97 :(i«9 able. All late rtiodel used cars Will carry a 100% guarantee in writ* Monterey Station Wagon e SEAT COVERS (7lmnlt)i, . . . 8 n ; Hcbt ...... - 85 127- .. team for the Rose Bowl game •50 D O D G E 5495 .lA nib ...... ; ...... l'»7 93 RADIO and HEA’TER jAmAiti.9. p* ,,,. 2 ' 1-2 5 Rodriguez! 147. New Orleans^ *86 '»a with Michigan State, -Jan. .2. The Club Coupe. F II 1 1 y Ko.*'mio'...... 84 82 166 RurnhAm. g (» (M i 0 knocked-s out Guy Gurretle, 149. ing. Our business is to be built on the fine quality of our metchan* - Givt him a gift cartHicata far Hit mast boautiful (M1 0 Bruins have never won a Ra-e equipped. Spotless con­ Sfihifkl ...... 97 -113 103 313 WriRhi. R ...... (► Hou.stoh Tex., 2. j M c(*am i...... i n 114 ’5SP0NT.»f“; $1395 VcnnaiT c . __ 1) (M) n Bowl game. lor, 1959 FORD 4-DOOR 5 o at C av trs in th t wariOU RIV.ALS Tabu (3) a few examples of our tlean, dependable, fully guaranteed used *4 4-Door. Fully equipped. N. OllvA ...... lol 102 114 117 Ohio State's AU-America back Newark, N. J., 3 Showroom condition. (». DUva ...... -Ki.l 93 93 2V9 cars. ’49 PLYMOUTH $195 Howard Cassady averaged six Tallaha-ssec, Fla. (NEA)—When Oltv'rt ...... 82 . 82 81 245 1949 FORD 2-DOOR BIH.SELI. DART LKAGI K Florida State's swimming team Lirhatz .. I* • yarda per carry in Big Ten com­ •51 PLYM, 5595 F*i t>k«»lkin '.‘.V.V.V 104 99 89 292 RADIO sad HEATER petition during the 1955,sreason. .Standings meets k lorida at Tallahassee, Feb. Club Sedan. Radio, heat­ Hariflicap 22 86 ’47 FORD as. $95 •- \V L Pet. 17. it will mark the first regularly er, other extras. Heart.* ...... 11 7 .611 scheduled contest in intercollegiats ■'Creampuff2' T otals ...... 511 459 499 1495 1950 PLYMOUTH COUPE Clubs ...... 11 7 .611 athletics between the state Institu- 1955 FORD COSTOMLINE 1953 CHEVROLET 5T PLYMs H ardtop $695 Diamonds ...... 9 9 ..’>00 tion.s. Many Qthprs Kqiiall.v As 4-D(K)r Sedan. Beautiful ivorv^ gpd turquoiRe. Equip­ 2-Door Sedan. 2-tone green. Radio, Keatcr. Locally RADIO sad HEATER ■For ihe Spades ...... 5 13 .278 Nice . . . Come In and ped with Fordomatic, radio, h’ealer. Jack Sharkey, ex-heavy%veight Plej^ Yours. Today! • ' owned, *51 FORD V-8 $545 MAW WITH A CAR . ,j - lJ«st Night's Scores bo.-iing champion, has bagged * All sports sweaters for ait sports—handsome, hand- •S3 DeSOTO knit look In pure wool, luxurious looking worsted 1949 MERCURY 2-DOOR 4 Clubs 2, Hearts 1: Diamonds 3, deer in New Hampshire annually Slost one owner ear* . , ; fc - the last 11 vears. wool in a resilient knit with a rugged, outdoorman RADIO sad HEATER DOWN- Spades 0. Previous owner's name on Ilardlup, radio, heater, SPECIAL aiitiimutlc transmIsaloB, 1954 CHEVROLET texture. Generously cut for the finest fit, comfort Cam# in and LOOK aver aur large saloetian of request! 1?52 CADILLAC and freedom of action in all sports activities. Most­ whiteuall tires, tiilono 4-Door Sedan. Ivory and black. Radio and heater. 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR $79 '5 4 FORD 1955 Fabrics and Ante Taps paint. •*62” Model* 4-Door. Dark green fully equipped. ly all washable. HYDRAMATIC. RADIO and HEATER Victoria Hardtop Wa hova e wide choice of colors end patterns for^ AHENTION ROY ovary cor at a price to fit your pocketbeok. CHRI5TMA5 5HORPERS MOTOR5. INC. $8.95 to $13.95 1951 NACH 4-DOOR $100 (2 Lorations) Gift i-ertilicates can be purchased for 15S C enter St., M nnrheslrr , RADIO Bad HEATER DOWN $1595 ' WE A L50 HAVE CHRI5TMA5 TREE5 FOR 5ALE that loved one. Largest selection of wM MMmuinfIfIi*iBf r ■ ' '1 . . , ■ archery equipment In this part of the 241 N. .Main 8t.', .Manchester SEE DICK YRARD state for pro or noylce. I j-. Indoor Shooting Range open Monday H I 3-1226 and MI S-51IS MEN'S I MOTOR MORIARTY Star Seat Covers and Kiato Tops to Friday till 8 p.m. , Open 9 A.M.-B:30 P..M. BlAUPRE C & C MOTOR SAUS CLENNEY'S SHOP 575 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. CONN. “Over 30 Years of MOTORS BROTHERS \ Open Daily From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. FARMER'S HARDWARE ROUTE IM Continuous Customer > 367 OAKLAND ST. Ml 9-2701 OPISN EVENINGS 789 M A IN ST. SULLIVAN AVE-, EAST W INDfOA .HILL—TfUL JA S-OfiM Satlsfaellon" 856 E. CENTER ST. Ml 3-9135 Call Georre Amaral MI 9'5405 TEL. .MI t-llS i i ' > e^Ps # e^iPel ■■ k j : iiin ' I a V r ~ I .t . 7. - - 4 - i 1-.

V - ^ w ■ M ^ C H E S 1 | R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN FRIDAY, DECEMBER)JcE 16,1955 PAGE TWENTY-THBElt PAGE T^NTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1955 —— I .ii ta <1 Household Goods 51 Wearing Apparel—Pun 57 and Land For siiW 71 Houses For Ssic 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Automobilee for Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHUKIEN Docs— Blrds-i^'Pet*7 -'^ 41 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Witness Ready j^OR rBRNITURE O F QUAUTT MOUTON tAMB coat worn only ATTENTION $1,000 DOWN, laiaa three bedroom TWO-FAMILY house. East end. ON TV IN GLOKIOUS COLOR 1»51 fONTIAC ChiefUkln ‘ ‘S" de 20 GALLON aquarium, stand, heat­ WANTED ranch. Fireplace, tile bath, tA- CHILD’S PEDAL car. rel^ilt 'like ..For Uit entire home * few Umea, else 14. Olrl'a white. Church or Laurel streets area. luxe four door aedan. Original NO.-IvyOUTM er, ~el6cti1<^ pump, fluorescent Reliable, Honest Person aXatea, atae •. CaU DC. t-STM. / rage, ameaite drive, 106' lot, J(An A. Lawler, ML 9-7373. Ciassified owner. L«w ^ lea K e. MI. 3-7442. 'W ia .A u light, storked with' tropical fish. new. 48 O der Mill Rd. M r 9-4899. viHt our ahowroom. Buildeik and Davdopera To Talk Un^er MOM fOQ OMNtR.' R no right a f t e r the la9t Parr i« TO TAKE OVER Open daUy from 10 to 8. trees, high elevaUon, suburban. MATINUE THEATER W M T ,' 18 MOU MI. 9-7547. V DRESSES, CoaU, Ilcta jn A Carlton W Hutchins, Realtor. Ml. 1948 CHEVRM^ET. two^oor. Com " Twam DinNiTt WA4H10 AND THE.LAST OlSH QTACI^D SCriRCK 25 latest model electric Evenlnga 7:80 to 9. We now hat(e aevtsrai finaipacU MONDAYS thru FRIDAYS , caN ’T, Mou cawT.' MONTHLY PAYMENTS blouses, aiaes.% to 8. try/good 9-3183. B-tnt. Advertisement pletely rebuilt front end, - other r u m w oRkiH s' AWAN,WH0 BAUNTERfilH? razor. Used one month. Cost $29.60 CHAMBERS’ nfRNm JRE SALES of land ranging from ifL’to' 300 LIST WI-TH LAVITT Immunity Law AJ 1:00 P.M. tan . THIN I IWOM’THOlO ' win sscrifice $17, Franklin 8 m.m OF $17.63 condition. Stroller and ra'chair. acres, some with city water avail­ CLASSIFIED ADVT, work, doesn’t bum oil, Doujias. DiMNfR 18 VOU’R I RABBITS; nine months lild. Check , At The Green Call MI. 8-4781. MANCHESTER. Gardner St.—New Motor, S3S Main, dOTAlOOOE Giants. MI. 9-9043. magazine movie camera FL9 ' Start Ydar able. These are strAtegically lo­ \ Scc.it on the beautiful Motorola Color TV at DEPT. HOURS ‘ ftU Rf YOU'RE cated cast of the riveriwitiUn short atx room ranch house. Three bed- If your property la fairly priced (Contlnaed from Page One) MirriNO-'m -focusing lens. In very'good con- Montlil.v Par>'mentS TBREJEtPIECE modern Upholater- rooms, hsMinent garage, large MANY OLDER cari, good trans- MOTOOMlNOf CANARIEIS, American singers, Red drlvea of the present and-propoacd we can promise you an honest ef­ 8:15 A. M. to 4:.10 P. M. fax OUT.' dnion, $40. Call MI. 9-3898 after 5 T Month After You Receive ed living room aet with foot atbol. lot, miw open for inspecUon. Call ' portation. Cars that ean’t be aeen Factors. Guaranteed singers at p.ro. , Lika new. Ml. 9.5500 a(ter S p.m. Wantitd-((>-Ta Buy 58 teldgea. ■ fort and'' adequate advertialhg view by the appropriate institute ' Your Home Outfit v Gilbert Flckett. MI. $-9983, which should result in a sale with­ S T from the street. Look behind our reasonable prices. Will hold till bodies because of your refusal to COPY CLOSING TIME LIONEL TRAIN set, 50 feef of 3 COMPLETE ROPER, GAS range with gaa heat East of the river it-’ in a reasonable time. We have Your TV and Radio Headquartem Office. Ooug^tts Motors. 338 Christmas. Inquire 32 Bank St., BOY’S ICE SkaUa. size Uiraa and $8.60() t)VO BEDROOM ranch, just FOR CLASvSIFIED ADVT. . or call MI. 9-0024. track, Bcceasorias and tables, $90. unit --very good condition. Price many prospective buyers (or homes answer questions" put by the com- fasi PLY810ufH Crahbrooli, four ROOMS OF BRAND NEW six. Phone MI. 9-0017. pays to call ‘ redecorhtyd, plastered oil heat, 277 BROAD STREET MON. THRO FRI. Cal} MI. 3-8711. . FURNITURE $100. MI. 94HS4. .full cellar, centrally located. Carl­ of all types, and good investment mlttM, door sedan. Radio, heater. One PARAKEETS for sale. 134 Lake- properUes. Such Actions put a heavy bur­ lQ:.tO A. M. .owner car./ .Excellent condition 23 GALLON stainless steel aquar- Beautiful. Westinghouse elec. * . demonstrated Easy Autom. SAMUEL M. L A vnr ton W Hutchina, Realtor. Ml. wood Circle South. MI. 9-9296. Ann WANTEDr-Boy’a ice skates, sUea throuKhour; Easy flnanclnf, $399. mm with stand, stainless steel re­ I^frlgerator ' ’ waaher, greatly reduced, $198. Manchester'M^. >-8280 9-M83. M3 9^9M. den of proof on the teacher to SATURDAY 9 A. M. Trudell. . , 3 and 5. Ml. 9-9478. EAST o r THE RIVER’' , Call MI. 9-6808. . flector. thermostat heater, outside Beaufiful Bedroom Suite Kempa, Inc. roL'Y-STuksiT—Six room colonial, prove hla fitneas to teach and a Beautiful Living Rqom Suita rouR couPcirAtioN filter, two cylinder air pump. MI. enclosed sun room, hot water IT PAYS TO CALL heavy burden on the Institute to 1940 ClfcjVROLET de luxe f ^ BABY Parakeets, all colors. $5.95. Beautiful Dinette Set . ' ^ ’ IRONRITE IRONER, Cabinet caae, flRVI SOMiTHING SUPIRI BE APPRECIATED 3-5414. ■ BOY’S SHOE SKATES, Bize HoaiM For Sale 72 heat, oil, fireplace. gArage. Con­ rsvtew hUf fitness to teach," Ret- door sedan. Eirst $90 takes It to Ml. 9-2949. Beautiful ’ ’De lu.xe" Range floor , model. Greatly reduced. Call MI. 9-9U8.- ftel It off the lawn. Call MI. 3-7068. SINGER ROUND bobbin sewing Kemp'a, Inc.. venient to stores, bus. Excellent SAMUEL M. LAVITT* taliata oald. Washing Machine, Television Set, VERNON STREET — Three bed­ condition, 114.700, Goodoblld Real­ machine in new portable case and Rugs. La.mpa, Tables, Diahes, room -ranch. Pull basement, at­ Both Matchett and Oltm were D i a l m i - 3 4 1 2 1 M.O. 1999 ixtP condition, white ty Co. Ml. 8-7939 or 8U . 9-0939. kiANCHESTER MI. 9-6280 njtmed by" Prof. Herbert Fuchs, 80. P' I i’,- l-ivestnck—Vehicles 42 motbr. MI, 9-9419. ’ Silverware, Blanketa Musical Instruments 51 Rooms Without Board 59 tached nroge, amesite' drive, wails, wire wheels, low mllesae, ■Free storage until wanted. Free de- cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, Binppended law professor at Ameri­ b 1 r - : $1,795. BIT. 9-1276. CAPE COD, 9-3 unitnlHied, ameaite can Unlvei^lty in Washington, WE BUY COWS, calves-and beef WE SELL and service all electric * liyery. Free setup by our b a n d a n d orclyeatra inatrumenta ROOM FOR gentleman.* Privata . fireplace, immaculate condition. drive, garage, flre^ace. Near >- cattle. Also horaet. Plela Bros. V razors. Big trade-in allowances. BUYERS WAITING -I f you .are D. C-, as Communists employed by 1992 BUICK special Riviera hard­ reliable men. and ptanoa. New, uaed rentala, entrance, contlnuiua hot watke $17,500. Warren B, Howland, Real­ Verplanck school, stares, new Tel. MI 3-7409. Russell’s Barber Shop, corner Oak Krafiae, and ahower. 101 Cheatnut St. ready to tell your property and the federal government before (utd lAist and Found top convertible. A very atyllsh Rhone Me Immediately ' repairing, Ward tor.'M I. 3-1108, Ml. 9-60(13. church, bus. Large lot. Immedi­ want quick, rellabla aervice, then and Sfiruoe Sts. 87 Walnut. ate occupancy. Call MI. 9-4335. during World War U: model equipped with radio, heater . CHINCHILLAS lOrtnolf! for isale, two pairs ^Htfd. CH 7-0358 ■ NICELY Furnished, oqmfortabUi EAST HARTFORD —$9,000. Five call The Real Estate Center, Real­ Oltm, a former atenographer foi and dynaflow. The sea-mist green one female . Very, Vv.-jonable. « « Ml. AHer 7 ’P,M'„ CH 6-4690 MUSIC Inatntmental," rental. Com' room, heated. Next to fikth. With roomq, oil hot water heat, cellar, tors, 65 East Center St. Ml, 8-5151 the Interstate Commerce Comiflla- liOST—Vive rabbits. Vicinity of 147 .finish constraated with the ivory . any time. AUtufnn St. Finder please return. 9-0654. Diamond*— Watches— See It Day or Night pleta line of inatrumenta. Rental shower. Continuous hot water. MI. garage, 100' lot, bua. Carlton W, aion and.'the U.S. Public Housing I top and white wall Urea makes Jewelry 48 applied to purchaae price. RebrC' 3-5423. Hutchins, MI. 9-5132,. B-4694. lIit level, $13,800. tonbury,_Asking $1800. ku. 9-1043. tions. saying he rhlght Incriminate . ALtfA/TDWV.m. keys, hens 59c, toms, 65r. Fresh 43-45 ALLYNILLYN ST., HARtFOliD Will rent single or double. Chil­ .Please call George L, Oraztadlo, Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ACCORDION. 120 base. Apply Jq*t over the Mancheeter line, h im s^ . LOST- Car keys. Vicinity Main St. Aiito Repl^nit— Painting 7 frozen 10 to 25 pounds. Schaub's Street. Ml. 9-4387. Free Auto Parking coV AHyn and- Bud'a Music Shop, Market St., dren accepted, (limited). Central. i)4»w three bedroom ranches, Realtor,. Ml. 9-5878. 109 Henry Turkey Farm, 188 Hiltstown ;Rd. Trumbull X, : Reaaohable. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Arch Street. ^ Rep. Gordon H. Scherer (R- Call Ml. 9-2347 after 4 ;30. NEED CAR repairs? Easy- pay­ Rockville. ' ,$13,'800. Over fifty more listings Suburban For Sale 75 Ohlo) advised Olim. he could, be FRUIT CAKE St. of all kinds including two and ments as low ak $2 per week. No GEESE, grain fed. Tuolose and EASY SPINDRYER washiW mal granted iqimuntty. After-confer­ LOST—Black kitten, vicinity Fox- three family homes. You name it, lANANA CREAM PIE croft Drive. Please call MI. charge for loan cars on order over BusinrsH Service* OffeV^d 13 Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted— Male 36 Emden. IJve 39c pound. Eviscer­ Fuel and Feed 49-A chine, good condition; ,$45.xMI. eROCKVILLE. 24 Grove 8t.—W ^ VERNON—New Six room ranch ring with hla attorney, Olln) said $90. Expert front end. motor tuned 3-1341. we have it. Call The Ellsworth Full heated basement, attached h^ was willing to testify if the im­ CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE 9-3682. ated 60c pound, also 4ireedcrs. heated, light hooaekeeping roojna, 'Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI. up motor jobs, paint jobs, wheel ALL TYPES OF electrical wirltig, | EXTERIOR ■ and interior painting MAN* FOR floor maintenance work 1- eslie Standish, Andover. PI. SEASONED hardwood (or stove, Town $12 weekly. Inquire first floor, rage, haturoi birch kitchen munity ia granted. CHRISTMAS COOKIES balancing, tlrCj etcX Phone MI. furnace or fireplace, delivered 3-6930. Installations and repairing done. I and paperhanging. Floors cleaned In or around Manchester. Steady 2- 7502. Apartment 9. f Sblnst, ceramic Ula 'bath. Excel Local Stocks POTATO PFEPFERNUSS For Christmas Pertonals 5 3-9191. Brunner's, Tolland Turn­ Call J. A A. Electric. MI. 9-66751 and wts^ad.tv^ad. Free estlmat'es. Su­ work. CH. 7-2404 for appointment. anywhere. Call Ml. 3-7083} Leon­ Advertisement lent location. Reduced to $30,900. pike. Talcottvllle, next to Vittner ard Giglio, Bolton. FURNISHED ROOM for reht. Near Warren E. Howland, Realtor. MI. NICKS perior Painting .and Wallpapering Special Every NEAPOLITANS CHRIST IS Christmas.' Who will Gardena. \ Co, MI. 9-7547, EXPERIENCED bookkeeping ma­ Main St. Phone MI. 9-2m . 9 Hazel MANCHESTER 3-1180, MI. 9-6003. ilatloM Furnished By Extended Forecast Articles For Sale 45 SEASONED hardwood delivered, Pressed Ordinance Friday your Children wwship this year, Household Services chine operator. Five day week. St. / V, A MIddlebrook, lac, Wa hit Birthday Ohhas, W addU f PAINTING AND paperhanging. Apply Watkins Bros., 935 Main stove, furnace and fireplace Revised Building^ Code IP READY to buy sell, exchange 2 pjn. to 8 P4H. Christ or Santa Claus? Offered 13-A 55 GALLON Ink urutfis for sale, In accordance with the pro Immediate Occupancy p.m. prtcea Boston, Dec. 16 f/P)*-The tem­ , OooUa Trays, ate. TM. Ml 84818 Quality work, reasonable prices St., Manchester. $2.50 each. Inquire Herald Office, lengths. $18 cord, $9.50 one-half WOULD LIKE to shate home with real asUte, mortgages arranged PASSENGERS to Pratt A Whitney, Auto Driving School1 v > WEAVING of bunts, moth holes and prothpi aervice. Free esti­ cord. Stanley. PL 2-6438, visions of Chapter III, Section 8, lady. On bus line dear Main St. Five room ranch, (uir base­ Cooault Howardsrd iL Haatinga. Biwk Stocks perature in New England during second shift from vicinity South DRIVER for light delivery. Five , Bissell St.______evenings after 5:30. of the Town Charter: All convenience*.'Ml. 9-7313 after Agency &a 9-1107. Bid Asked the next five days, Saturilay OPEN TUESDAY Hihi SUNDAY 7 A.M. to R P M LARSON’S DRIVING Bchoot, and tom cloUimg, hosiery runs, mates. F\ilty Insured. Call Bert SUPERVISOR OF ment, hot water oil heat, .^ i: Manchester to south parking lot. Plante. MI 9-^969. day, forty hour week. Apply i ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- Notice is hereby given that 4 p.m. . cast Iron radiation re­ rst National Bank through Wednesday, will averaga Manchester's only trained and handbags repaired zipper re­ of Manchester .... 38 33 Phone MI. 9-4997. placement, uinbreliaa repaired, . Hartford News Co., 222 Barbour able and standard typew PuM|c Hearing of the"* Board of cessed. Tile bath, fire­ TOLLAND, Crystal Lake Rd\S slightly above the seasonal nor­ certified Instructor. For your safe­ men’s shirt collars reversed and I.* ^*NTING—Extel^or and Interior, St., Hartford, | All makes of adding machines Garden— Farm—Dairy Dlrectqra of the Town of Man- ROOM IN private home. Inquire this house overlooking Shen Hartford National mal. Moderating temperatures ty we are trained to teach proper­ place, plastered walls, full replaced. Marlow's tuttle Mehd- paperhanging, reillnga refiniahed. sold or rented. Repairs on all Products r -50i ENGINEERING chester,\ ConnecUci’ut, will be held State Tailor Shop. MI. 3-73S3. insulated. Lake. New custom JJuUt six room Bank and Trust Co. 31 33 over the weekend followed by little ly. Ml. 9-6079. Wallpaper books on request. Eatl-> WANTKD • A-1 mechanic. Top After 6:30 ball ML 3-5047. ranci). Large living room dining Conn. Bank and change through Wednesday. Automobiles for Sale 4 Ing.Shop. makes, Marlow's. -! | in the 'Hearing Room of the Several other listings , CORNELL SHOP wages paid for the right man. Trust Co...... SSls MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. mates given. Fully inqured. Ed MclNTOSH APPLF.S. 75c and up ' k unicipal Building, Town of Man room, three bedroome ana bath, Some normals for the period are BEFORE TOO BUY • used car Boland Motors, 369 Center St. .1 ' Manchester TYiut .. M HABTFURD R ^ — N B A S MoRJCE BTBEBT Lost confidence quickly reitorcd FLA'T^INISH Holland window ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003, THREE PIECE living room set, a basket. L. M. Botti, 260 BOsh ' Chester, on the 17th day -of basement with garage. Founda­ 68 Boston 82, Providence 30, Nan­ 4 8 Spa Gorman Motor Sales. Buick NICE ROOM next t^ bath. On bua CHARLES LESPERANCE tion 26’x46', ell 28’x46'. One half by a skilled, courteous ins^ctor. ahadekx made to measure. All maple arms. Slip covers for 2 Hill Rd. . 1 RECORDS January, 1956, at. eight o’clock In’ Fire Insurance Companies tucket 34,’ New Haven 30, Concord, JOSEPH 8. LURAS. Prop, and Bahar Bales and Service, 385 Main PAINTING AND paper hanging. line. Free parking. MI. 3-5432. acre lot. 114,500. Bent and.Bent License included. Insured, dual metal Venetian blinds at a*new INCREASP: DEMAND chairs included. Must sell by Sat­ the afternoon to consider 'A pro­ ML 9-7620 Aetna F i r e ...... 6/>A 70H N. H.. 23, Burlington 21, PqrUand street. $U.' 9-4571. Open evenings. low price, Keya made while you i Repair or new~Work, First class urday. Call MI. 9-4370. *P’OR S A L E - U.S. No.. I 'Katahdin ^ AD. 3-6686. evenings BU. 9-0163. Hartford Fire ...... 184 164 24, Eaatport 38, Oreenviile IT, controlled standard and hydrama- work at rcasonahte rates. Ray­ posed ordinance as, follows: p l e a s a n t (umished room, cook­ tio ears. Ml. 9-7398. wait. MarlOw'a. potatoes., Bryan Brothers, 179 : AN ORpiNANCE*^PROVlDING ing privileges. Suitable for one National F ire ...... 129 139 Caribou 13. - 1949 CADILLAC custom 4-door mond Fiske. Tel. Ml. 9 9237. ; i . FOR OUR PRODUCTS BOLTON.—Building stone, veneer, Tolland Turnpike, Mancheser. BOLTON—If yoU-are looking lor a aedan, fully equipped with radio, Excellent opportunily FOR A BUILDING CODE FOR adult. Ml. 9-3884. PhOfnlx ...... 91 96 At Boston, the normal maximum WOMEN MOST careful drivers. fireplace, wall stone flagstone. Phone ML 9-7037. $13,400. NEW THREE bedroom home in this choice euburban com­ heater; hy^amatic, power win­ MEANS INCREASE THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. munity, then call Crockett. Many life and Indemnity Ins. Cot. temperature during thia period is Never too old to learn. Femaia in- IRONING DOrJE at home. 3G. Also slate flagging. Rolton Notch for man with supervisor.v VERY PLEASANT large front ranch. Large kitchen, ceramic 38 and the normal minimum tem­ dows, power seats and all of 6-0511. Courses and Classes , 27 <3uarry. Ml. 9-0617. Prompt de­ FOR SALE-W hile Holland tur­ Be It ordained by the Board of varied lietings, from new ranches, Aetna Life ...... 210. 230 •tructor, Staiidard automatic. room next to bath with ahower. tile bath, oil hot water heat, full perature it. 25. { Cadillac's finest extras. A Brew­ -V xIN PERSONNEL ’ livery. keys, Frank Bronkie, Lake St. experience in engineering Directors of the 'Town of Man­ capes, a two bedroom colonial, Aetna C a su alty...... '148 188 Larsen's has iti, Dual Insured car. M and M Drlv- DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT. Twin beds, hot water heat. Park­ cellar, 'a acre with trees and Precipitation during thia period ster green finish with black leath­ FORMICA counterk. Plastic wall Phone MI. 9-4687. chester. view. Suburban. Carltoh W, small home just off .the lake and Conn. G en era l___ .-,.498 828 Ing School. Ml. 9-8S4I. tile. 'Vinyl floor tile. Install It • Tractor Training Service is select­ r e c o r d .8 department. SECnON 1. ADOPTION. OF ing. Kitchen privileges. 381 Sum Hartford Steam Boll. . 90 100 win, on the average total 3 tenths er interior appointments makes Interesting Jobs — mil St. MI. 8-7118 after I p.m. Hutchins, Realtor. M3. 9-5132, many others. T. J, Crockett, real­ this car an appealing value. Come vourself and save. The Tile -Shop, i ing and training men in thia area 30 GALLON gas water heater. Call Minimupi of 7 .vears ex­ BUILDING CODE. 9-4694. tor, MI. 9-7751 or res. In Bolton Travelers ...... 81 86 of an inch over southern New Eng­ as Diesel, tractor, bulldozer me- for those who can qualify. land occun-ing aa snow or rain late in and see it at Barlow Motors, Bdckland. MI. 9-2859. ^ Ml. 9-695.5. * Hflu.sehold Goods 51 There is hereby adopted by the ROOM FOR Rent. Gentleman pra- Center MI. 9-7781. PuMIe UtllHles 0 i-hanics, parts men and other jobs perience of products de- 435 Main.St., Manchester. MotorcVcIes—Bicycles 11 Town of Manchester (or the pur­ (erred. Centrally located. Call MI. OVER-SIZED Caps Cod. Six rooms Sunday or'Monday. T-li TEA SETS, lampa, HntUjuea. any In the rapidly expanding heavy Milling Machine Operator WILD BIRD see^ feeders, ^ pose of establishing rules and plus recreation room, IH baths, BOLTON' Six room ranch, at­ Conn. Light Power .. 17ti 19’ WHITE BEf^GAL combination oil .‘tigned to military speci­ 3-4692. Conn. PotVer ...... 41 43 ^ H fliM u o n 1949 CADILLAC convertible'. Lua- BICYCLE REPAIRING all types. metal Item refiniahed anil re­ equipment industry. If you - have (Night shift! equipment. Little & McKinney, 15 regulations for the coitstructlon, fireplace, ameaite drive, steam tached garage, ameaite driVe, cab­ Fggnog n e (Yield i 8 Servings) tm paired. Plating and. pdliahlng with mechanical ability and are willing Woodbrldge St. MI. 3-8020. and gas. Two years old. $175. 9 fications. Hartford Elec. U. .... 86'4 88’ troua dark green finish. Nearly English a specialty. Now open 9 Waddell Rd. MI. 9-1722. alteration, removal, ■ demolition, ROOM FOR rent (or gentleman. heat.- Near new high school. Ask­ inet kitchen, I'.i baths, wall to new top and tires. Buy during the a.m. ■ to 9 p.m, Manchester silver, gold, brass, copper and to prepare' vourself for increased Engine luithe Operator equipment, use and occupancy, lo­ Kitchen privileges optional, MI. ing $13,900. Owner. Phone Ml. wall carpeting in living room Hartford Gas. Co...... 36 39 One envelope unflavored gelatin, So. New England season. Save. Center Motor Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ nickfi; Satisfaction giiarantSed. earnings, owe it'to yourself ■ (Night shift) ESTATE RANGE combination oil cation and maintenance of build­ 9-9748. 9-9135. _. ■» Large lot 150 x 300. Split rail 4 cup cold water, 3 eggs, sepa­ Sales, 461 Main. Rockville Silversmitha. 25 Center to find out whether or not you can SIREN AND flasher, Federal tvpe fence. $15,900, Warren E. How* Tel...... 3 8 4 40V4 rated; 4 teaspoon salt, 2-8 cup pike. MI. 9-2098. W, 6 volts. Ml. 3-5185. and electric hot water connection. i Actual personal ex­ ings and structures, including per­ St., Rockville. TR. 9-2394. \ qualify. For full information Model Maker MANCHESTER—Spend this Christ­ land. Realtor, kfl. 3-1108, MI. Manufacturing Companies sugar, >4 cup milk, 1 cup heavy 1963 BUICK SUPER fouC door, Fine condition, MI, 3-7868 after 5. i mits. licenses and' penalties, that ■:/ about our program of selection, (Day shift) perience required on the Ap«rtDiei)t»—Plata— mas in front pt your own (Ire 9-8003. Am. Hardware ...... 22 cream, 1 teaspoon pure vanilla.ex­ completely equipped including training and placement without TRIPLE TRACK windows 27‘ 5X46. certain building Code known as' the BOY’S 28" second hand bicycle. 23>ix46. 31U.X46. 35'i.x34, 40'-x WHITE ELECTRIC sewing ma­ follow ing: State Building .Code, adopted from Tenements , 6-1 place. Three bedroom ranch. Full Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 47'4 tract, 1 tablesitoon sugar, 1 9-inch Fits your hand, power steering. Beautiful two Reasonable. Call MI. 9-7239. Rurldlnc— Contrarlini; 14 hbligation and to arrange con­ The above positions require chine. maple cabinet $40. Good basement, plastered walls. Only VERNON — 6uy yourself a value tone green plus new white wall 17'-, 1.5'-x30. House or porch en­ the Basic Cod6 of the Building Of­ Aaso. Spring 30 baked pastry shell, 1 teaspoon fidential interview addresa replies skilled men who can set up and condition, MI, 3-.5T22. F o u r r o o m s and bath near Main $14,500. Bent and Bent. AD. 3-5556 packed hoUday ^ (t. New ranch, ground nutmeg, holly leaves for tires. Fully guaranteed. See thia GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altcra- to: Tractor Training Service, Inc., operate these machines. Interview closure, $8 each. MI. 3-1493. ficials Conference of Anierics, After 5 call BU* 9-0152. four large rooms, plastered walls, Bristol Brass ...... 18 your kitchen, and St. Hot water -heat, oil fired burn­ Oollins'...... 110 1 garnish. beauty at Center Motor Sales, 481 BICYCLE 28" BOY’S. Tel. MI. tlons, additions and new constme- Box T, Herald. dally from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made Bill of materials. t, Inc., as reedmmended by the State er. Adults only. $75 per month. oak (loora, full basement. Near Main. 9-2092. tion. Dormers, porches, garsges STUDENT S Bluebird desk, suit­ of Connecticut, being particularly BROAD STREET—Lovely six room Em-Hart ...... 28 Soften gelatin in cold water, Will consider part time employe able up to high school age. Good slip covers, cornices, drapes and .JVrtte Box C. Herald. ' Wilbur Cross Parkway between Beat egg yolka in top of double and rooms finished at reasunable for night shift job.s. upholstery. Fine workmanship for Engineering releases. the 1951 edition thereof and, the finished Cape. Large kitchen, oil Fafnlr Bearing ...... 47’,4 condition. MI. 3-6764. Manchester and Rockville, 'k acre boiler. Add salt and 1-S cup of 19W PLYI^OUTH suburban special BGY’S a n d GIRL’S 28” bicycles prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Bqnd.a—Storks— little monev. Budget terms. Cal) whole thereof, save and except THREE ROOM flat, heated, kc^ond heat, (our large bedrooms, double lot. Bent and Bent. AD. 3-6556, Landers-Frary Clk .V 24’4 ' de luxe, gtm metal gray finish rebuilt like new, also chain drive Di.stiil)ulion of piint.s and N. B. Machine Co...... 33’,4 sugar. Stir in milk. Cook over hot laasRA haafaps RaQaa^hr Free ealimates. Robert M. Alex­ Mortgages 31 FOUR COVER black stove con­ after 5, MI. 9-7862 such portions as are hereinafter floor. Working couple. East Man corner lot, double garage with eveninas BU. 9-0584. with- four practically new tires. A tr(kes and tricycles. 46 Cider Mill ander. Ml. 9-7716. CRAY RESEARCH AND control of master files. deleted, modified or amended, to- Chester. MI. 3-6389. storage. Near school, bus, new N. Eaatern S te e l...... 7 ’ « water until the mixture costs a wonderful family car that must be Rd. Ml. 9-4695, verted to oil. Suitable for cottage metal spoon, stirring frequently. ■'V ' 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest DE V E LOPM ENT C0^1 PA NY or work shop. $15. Copper coil gas gethfer with any code, rule or regu­ shopping center. Owner. MI.' North and Judd 3.5<4 driven to be fully appreciated. Engineering change pro- YOUNO SCHOOL teacher wishes ’ BOLTON Blend in softened gelatln.-Beat egg PALMER AND CARNEY, mason | payments: $22.25 (or each $1,000. hot water heater with 30 gallon lation Incorporated therein by 9-3977. Russell Mfg. . : ...... 8 ’^ .Barlow Motors, ■ 439 A|aln St., Hilliard St., Manchester, Conn. cerliire. to share attractive apartment with Stanley Works ...... 64 whites until they stand in aoft BOY'S ENGLISH bicycle, full size. I Connecticut N^rtgage Exchange. tank. $10, Dresser wflh* launtl m ir­ referenco, of which not less than Manchester. job too b|g or too small. ‘ Ml. 27 LewisJSt.. Hartford C H .'8-8897. 8 copies have been and now Are young business girl. Near bus MANCHESTER -Brand new five BAYBERRY ROAD Terry Steam ...... 128 peaks. Beat in remaining 1-3 cup In good condition. MI. 3-6733.V "A GOOD P I^C E TO WORK’’ ror, $15, bed to match, $5.^-JHI. SEPTIC TANKS 3-4793 or Rockville TR. 5-4744. Card Index filing system as filed in the office of the Clerk of line. Write Box F. Herald. room ranch on quiet street, with Torrington ...... 23(4 sugar; fold Into mixture. Bet aside CHEVROLET two 'door, 1991 A-- 9-0482. AND applied to drawings and the Town of Mancheater and the panoramic view. Hot water oil U.S. Envelope com, ,.102 1 to cool. Beet . V4 of the heavy Chevixdet sedan. Fully equipped, Help WanIcd-XjFemale 35 heat, (bll basement, large lot. Delightful country setting, cream and fold into cooked mix'- brand new Ure8. Douglas Motofa, Business Services Offered 13 Florist.s—Nurseries 15 SERVICE STATION attendant, M ED IltM SIZE doll carriage, new specificalion.s. same are hereby adopted and. In­ Business Locations six room ranch, two yeara U.S. Envelope pfd. .. 71 A- storm coal, size 10-12, two jump­ PLUGGED SEWERS Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI. Veeder-Root...... 63 ture along.^ltl>-the vanilla extract 333 Main. CLERK TYPIST wanted for branch part time. Over 25 years of age. corporated a.s fully as if set out al 9-1642, Ml. 9-1146. ’ old. Fieldstone fireplace, ANTIQUES Retinished. Repairing CHRISTMAS TREES. AH fresh cut K>yierienee anil references re- ers and diesses, new Sunboau All types of reproductions. length hcreiiv and from the date For Rent 64 wall to wall cai^eting, Turn Into a baked pastry shell. office of Nationally known in- The aboVe quotations are not to Just before Serving, whip remain-? NEED CASH? Car payments too done on any furniture. TIeman, balsam, Table size and up. Dairy qitired. Hours 6 to 10 p.m ., also automatic poicolator. never used, MACHINE CLEANED o which this ordinance shall take $10,500, MODERN two or three three bedrooms, i.H *cr* be construed as actual markets. tn tifi 189 South. Math St. ,Phone Ml. , surance company In Manche.sler IBM systom as applied to en­ Al^ CONDITIONED' office 100% Ing cream and place around ed . high? Trade down at Center Motor Queen No. 1, 488 Hartford Rd, location. Diversified duties, appli­ Saturdays 12 noon to 10 p.m ., .Sun­ MI. 9-3718'aftei- 7 p.m. effect, the provisions thereof shall location.- 869 Main. Suitable bedroom home. Recreation room. corner lot. Price $16,8()0. »19»® box 3-5643. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer gineering records. of pie. Sprinkle center wrilh Salea. Bob Oliver will give you cant must be a good typist. 'The days 7 a m, to 6 p m. Apply Van's be controlling in the construction insurance, doctor,- dentiit, etcT Completely redecorated. inside PENNY WISE TRAVELER (IsdsJei biactet ler wait iMvaHas) cash for your old car, and you can CHRISTMAS TREKS and boughs. Service Station. 427 Hartford Rd. M K N ’S Tubular shoo skates, sizoN Lines Installed — Cellar Water­ of all buildings and other struc­ ground nutmeg and arrange holly FURNITURE Repur Bervtca t position also Involves some public 10. $6. O itl's tubular shoe skates, Apply Marlow’s. and out. Cellar. Garage, ameaite choose from many good low priced Nice selection of trees on display. between 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. proofing Done. Procedure willing. tures therein contained within the drive, trees. 187’ lot. Near bua, BENT & BfeNT, REALTORS Jacksonville, Fla. <)P)^Herman leaves In cream fqr gamlah. Complete repairing, > rsflniahlng, All prices and all sizes. 553 East contact work. Must be high school size 6. $f). Girl s fi^ire shoe Oorac in and fst feel of Mixette,*the one portaUa used cars. Center Motor Sales, 481 corporate limits of the Town of HEATED 6TORE. (or rent at 33 shopping. Carlton W, Hutchina. Hines of St. George, Ga., thought ' restoring on all types of furniture. graduate under 30. hive day week, i,oCAL OPPORTUNITY guaran-! skates, size 5 $t. MI. 3-5668. ! AD, 3-5556, Evenings AD. 2-9606 Main St., Tel. Ml. 9-0081. Middle Turnpike, (corner of Ver­ c in n e y b r o s Manchester. Oak St. Will paiiit to ault tenant. kO. 9-5132, 9-4694. taUor-madf to your needs! Tested bslanoe makes it 2lgmurd Gozdz, Prop. Formerly non and East Middle Turnpike|. excellent benefit plans, and pleas- teeing $90 weekly’ to start for ------M K . he saved the 66 cents biu> fare tq SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. f i r e For Information call Ml. 9-1691),' eioqr^to handle. Compact makes it handy. And the 1993 DODGE 2-door suburban light of Watkins Bros. Tel Ml. S-7449. ant working conditions. T\vo qualified man Work has $125 L’AICARRY a complete line. Pafrit, SECTTION 2. LIMI'TS Mscclenny when two strangers of­ venial if . . ~ •..^11— — . Ef(TABLISHED. Ml 9-8094, M1^ 3-1418.______DON’T SPEND V fered to drive him there. handyLflee k hei^ today! green body with contrasting Ivory weeks paid vacalion if hired be- weekly potential. Last man pro­ wallpaper, electrical equipment, [ ISU-I3‘I Pearl St., Tel. .Ml 3-5388 r W E S T O W K wan bracket furnished k ttp t ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Roofing—Siding 16 foie Jamiarv 1st. Call Mr. Peter­ light bulbs, .Xmas lights. Open Apiily at Personnel 'iTie fire limits ‘-of the Town of ' NEXT CHRISTMAS \ Wanted Real Estate 77 Instead it cost hint $76. top. An original 26,000 mile " car moted from this po.rition was STORE AT 406 Center St. Good ' PHARMACY son. Ml. 3-U6i. realizing $7500 annually. If m ar­ from 9-9, Monday through Saliir- Manchester include all closely Hines told police, the two men that la fully ^arantced and priced Radios and Phonos FOR THE BEST In Bonded built ' Office location (or neighborhood grocery HOUSEHUNTING ’ ^ 459 Hartford Rd. — MI 9-994« with the lowest. Barlow Motors, ried, under 40, with reliabte car, : dav. Green Paint and Wallpaper. built mercantile and adjoining Become your own landlord to­ ARE YOU CONSIDERING took all his money, stabbed him in up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, ’ PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Co. of or most any kind of busineaa. For 439 Main. Available At All 'Tlmsa write Box X, Herald. MI. 9-6300. manufacturing districts and sur­ information call John A. Lawler. day. Whether you are a renter SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? the leg with a knife and threw him GIFTS TO PI.£A8R HIM LARSEN’S HARDWARE conductors am) roof repairs call! America l^s opening for one rounding blocks on all slde.s which We Willi apjfralse your property out of their car about IT miles Call WILL HILLS Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707, If no answer stenographer and one clerk typist. Monday thru Frijday MI. 9-7375. , or just looking for a larger 1994 FORD V-8 Chistomllne four WANTED—Part jime bookkeeper. ! VACUUM CLEANER. 120 bass ac­ constitute an exposure to such home be sure to see these free and without any obligation. west of here. KAYW009JE PIPES 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER door aedan. Radio, h eaterj' low MI 9-9698 , call Ml. M431. I Experience not necessary. Perma­ , Experienced preferred. Call MI. cordion. Zenith radio.* Phono Con­ area or wllliin whicli new t TWO SMALL stores. 447-451 Main We .- also buy property for cash. nent employment, attractive work­ 8 A .M . to 5 P. M. ''Jarvis listings. mileaite. Original owner. Private Phllco Factory Supervised Sendee 3-4079. Boland Moiors for appoint­ sole'. Admiral refrigerator. Call slruction of a mercantile.or manu­ St. Inquire Joseph Trotter, 459 Selling or buying, contact sale. $t300. Phoiie MI. 9-0377. RAY'S ROOKING CO., shingle and ' ing condition, ahorU hours. five ment. *■ . ML 9-4335.' 139 BENTON S T -8 room Cape STAIfLEY BRAY. Realtor - ———------I built up roofs, gutter and con- i Sat. Until Noon facturing character is developing Main St. day week. 342 Main St., Manches­ and are hereby ejlablished a.s fol with from dormers, in im­ BRAE-BUHN REALTY For Holiday Vacation$ TREKS REMOVEIYand chain saw i ductor work. root, chimney re- i ter. ML 9-5226. 1953, 1951. 1949 DODGES. Extra lows: PROFESSIONAL Office suite. 351 maculate condition. I’-i bath's. kO. 3-8273. nice. Priced to sell on easiest fl- work. Land cleaned, retaining i pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-’2214. Situation Wanted— ■ XW6K«(W4KlSCldlKWM(W«MIKa^' Center St. All facilities. Front and walls built. Arthur Gay, MI. 1 Ray Jackson. MI .3-8.32.5. ' 1HOUSEKEEPER for falhTr ii^ All of the ln(lii.*itri'al and Busi- Enclosed sun porch, ^ m ic a , nance plan an>-where. Douglas Female ne:sjfZonesZones of tlthe Town. rear parking. MI. 9-1680 MI. counters in oversized yxitchen. Motors, 333 Ilaln. 9-6875. ' two. cluldren, IJve in. will con­ 9-3549,' (BtXJFINO. Siding and carpentry. W E S T O W N S E C T I O N 3. S A V I N 9 Anchor fence enclosing lovely, sider woman willi child, of*, her EXPERIENCED i A Set In Afghan Stitch RUBBISH apd ashes removed. ; Alterations and addltiuns Cell- 14 year old Girl I » P H AIIM A C V J ' t ADVANCED CLA..A USE. landscaped lot. Aluminum WANT TO BUY A CAR and had own. Write Box OU, Herald. Scout baby sitter. Loves children your credit turned down? Don't General cleaning, cellars, allies I, Inga., workmanship guaranteed « 459 Hartford ltd. — .MI 9-9946 J f Nothing in this ocdinance or in combination windows. Hot will sit mornings and evenings SkULL STORE at 23 Oak St. for water oil heat. All this and give up, tee "Honest” Douglas, and yarda Reasiinable rates^'lM. : A, A. .Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn' WOMAN WITH sfales ability. S GH-'TS TO PLEASE HEK g the code hereby adopted shall be rent. Apply at Marlow’s. also on weekends. MI. 9-437(1. more for only...... $15,500 333 Main. Not a finance company A M. Iwbbish Removals MI, Street. Ml. 3-4860. Steady income, ple^ant work, 2 '» nallninrk Keiiieiiibranee 5 ; DEVELOPMENT construed to affect any suit orj 9-9757. / plan. . chalice for advancement. Avon CURTAINS I.AUNDERED and 2 * ALRI .MS S.3.75 * ! proceeding now pending in any .STORE FOR rent for all .types of Cosmelics. MI. 9-2814. * 148 WAU ' pienence. Free estimates. Call STENOGRAPHER'- For general chara(;ter be lost, impairod or af­ model. This car must be seen and IX W EE K S old mongrel puppies. We will sell at public auction, Jack’s Coffee Shop, Andrews malic waahing macninea. electric Howley. Manchester MI. 3-5361.T-AiRi'T3-5361.•f-Adfi'T work mm.'icla)l .'icla)l stoic Five stop at CAVEY'^. their fected by thi.s orclinancf'. JARVIS REALTY CO, driven to appreciate its true value. ” o set price. MI. 9-1406. ; December '18. 1955 al 10 A..M., 1.35 Siiiffen'.s Lane Building, 59 East Center iSt,;'Ml. Rariou-Sr »» I ranges, vacuum «slganers. motora, i ------1- ' iiky week, prefer older fierson. t 1 SECTION L v a l i d i t y . 654 Center Street the following automobiles to i.- 3-4282. REGULAR cheater* ' ’ ^ ^ appliancea.. we|dinf.e|dinf. 174 rr; - - — ------RepKRepK', by letter by letter giving'Wpicrlences giving'W peflences j FINj i FIR TA.VIE baby p Tl^ invalidity,of any section or Call MI. 3-4112. evenings MI. 3t7847 parakeets cover charges against them: food is delicious. Cor. S. .Main ■ r- __ I Main Streel. Ml. 9-6878. ' : M lllinel'y— D re.ssm uking 19., and siH^ry l equiremen'ts. Write j «tl^4K:ienwood.St, (rear, in baac- provision, of this ordinance nr of GREEN ROAD — Four bedroom 1949 p.m. MI. One 1951 Meri'iir.c^ ( onvertU (South End of Plant) the cdlde hereb.v adopted .shall not Houses For Rent 65 tran s^ ati^ ^ ‘w^ir^®.’ t 'MANCHESTER T 't'.Tet'^e. J adlb : ALTERATIONS Di essmaking. ___, ______| 1 ?!' invalidate other section:;, or pro­ colonial available for the buyer transportation at low cost. Low-est I x y apeclalisls since- 19.14.' tailor made, hand finished Rea ...... ® hle t'l.ub Coupe wreck: One down payment. ‘ l»w WANTED Dcblal H.ssislnnf. State I ' visions tliereof. b e a u t i f u l seven room duplex with a large family. Loaded with .monthly- i Charter members of Telsa. MI, aonable prices. Call .MI, 9-4370. qUHlificalions, age 1946 - Riilck Enrdor Sedan PRICED qUHlificalions, agq'and experience , COCKER P U PS. L ow ly golden byff - SECTION 5. INCONSISTENl’ fent; with'garage. Oil burner, auto- extras. Excellent financing. Might Are to a Douglas Moiors, ; g-gflOO or ML 3-4607. wreck. 3 i N o n e fATtdRN^ to Box-L, Herald, babies, sired by a son of Champi- ORDINANCES REPEALED. matic hot Water, linoleum. Very be possible t'o trade your smaller r.i.-v-1 'zV’ f.-~ .1 C aim ors. Rise and Shine liiout CAVEY'S STRATFORD. CONN. central. Adults only. Write Box V, hom e/on’ a deal like this. T. J. 1950 DT n<4MORtr IT* # ' 3 ' MEIXJDY RADIO—T.V., phono’s. Muving—Trucking Ordinances' or parts thereof in DENTAL Hygienist. \ M c e lent ^ (*iiampion Glow's Gay Echho DILLON force at the- time - that this Herald. Crockett. Realtor. .Ml. 3-5416, res 1955 P I.Y M 0 U T H $1895 1953 C H E V R O L E T $895 two ime i '^'8ht calls. Guaranteed aervlca. Storage 20 woiking conditions in busy, office-. | daughter ..---.b . aux 45 EAST CENTER ST. MI./9-7751. ' two lone green, radio, heater, I an 9-2280 Nine weeks, AKG SALES and SERVICE ordinance shall take effect and in­ All applications held cdinfldbutial. ^ * TEI.. MI 3-1415 hydramattc. Looks and' runs, like - ______! AUSTIN A. CHA.IfBERS CO.*- local registered, H. C. Chase, Harmony 319 Main Street, .Manchester , consistent herewith, are hereby' 4-Door .Sedan V-8. PoworfUght. 2-boor Sedan. A real buy. ' a much later model Priced for FOR REFRIGERATION sales and Write Box K, Herald';'' Hill, Hebron Road, Bolton. MI. Suburban' For Rent 66 SUMMIT STREET-One five snd I and long distance moving, pack­ It’s Nice III Dine Out repealed. a half room ranch home still quick sale at $875. Center Motor- service, anytim e. Call A, and W. ing, storage. Call MI. S-5.18'7. Hart^ WANTED "Daytime salesgirl fori 3-5427. ^ SECTION 6. AMENDMENTS LARGE TWO room cabin, heat and Bales, 461 Main St. Refrigeration C o .,'143 West'Mid- It’s Smart fn Dine at-Carey’s available. Fireplace full base­ ford CH, 1-1423. candy kitchen not under 20 Hoi-(■ Center 995' MADE IN SAID c o d s :. light. No children. Inquire Scran­ ment. beautiful kitclten, nice lot 1954 PLYMOUTH M195 1952 CHEVROLET $695 MI. I land Candy Kitchen, New Bolton ton’s Texaco Station, Tolland 1953 CHEVROLETS four doorsl^d Bu’“ 9'31m"' land Cnndv Kitchen New Bolton gj -j,j g.Vsr.t, Pedigreed , The said State Building Code is Priced at $14,000 with a '30 year I MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Rd.. West of Three J's Restaurant. Tpke. Club Coupe. Hmer, radio, low mile­ two ^ doors. Most 'are f.iiv i ” ______, German Shepherd puppies, baby' amended and changed by deleting mortgage, either FHA or VA, 2-Door Sedan. Hepter, radio, good Light tru()klng and package deliv­ MI. 9-7919. SEPTIC TANKS available. Open daily. Buy now age. - equipped. Many other car* t o ' DOORS OPENED keys fitted, parakeets, canaries, mongrel pup­ in:;— SOUTH COVENTRY —Five room tires. ery., Refrigerators, waahers and Dry Wells— Sewer l.tnea Section 100, paiagraphs 1 and choose own. color scheme. T raooae from. 1952 Chevrolet Bel ■ copied,-vacuum cleaiiera Irona, pies, hamsters. S and H stamps unfurnished apartrrient. Full bath, stove, moving specialty " Folding Installed through 13 inclusive; J. Crockett.'Realtor, ktt. 3-5416, oi; 19501 BUM, etc., repaired. Shears, chairs (or rent. Ml. 9-0752. Help Wanted— Male .16 with every purchase, oil furnace. Suitable family of Motor Sales, 461 kn.«vea, mowers, etc., put Into con­ SEWER and SINK LINES Section 101, paragraphs entitled (our, PI. 2-6872. res. MI. 9-7751.-' 1954 CHEVROLET $1195 Main St. REMOVAL SALE. Discounts 20% ROTOR\ CLE.A.VED Building Official and Certificate 1951 FORD $595 dition (or coming needs. Braith- AUTO -MECHANICS, full time. Can CHRISTMAS ■TANNER STREET — New ranch waite. 52 Peart street. Pointing—Papering 21 also use automobile polisher, lube and Jip on all bird supplies, cages, DRIVEWAYS DR.AINF.D of occupancy; ROCKVILLE—Four room furnished 2-Door De Luxe. LtKal oiie ownor.car. Club Coupe V-8. . 1 NASH RAMBLER station I ______.______books, package seed. Petamine. Septle Yanks Overhauled Section 115. introductory para­ homes being built by Hense.1 & 2155 man. tire man, coal and oil truck , apartment. Heat’ hot water, ga­ Pete'rman. Many de luxe features. excellent! GONDER’S T.V. Service, available ' FOR INTERIOR painting an driver. Call or slop in, see Mr. Budgimine. Parakeet toys. Porter­ ' ' CELL.^RS graph; and .substituting in .l)eu rage. TR. 5-5303. any time. Antenna field's, 68 Spruce. MI. 9-9520, WATERPROOFED U.ereof the Xollowing: (See Section Model house is open daily (or your 1954 CHEVROLET $1295 5 m 'id e ^ ^ c o n d car'*^aT'*'(^^^ *"*enna converai'ina deTOrating call Wm. Dicksbn an Teg or Mr. Quey, .Monarly Bros., Inspection. For details contact T. Philco factory supervised servlra. S o ^ Ml, 9r0920 any time. Com­ ! Inc., 301 Center St., Manchester. 100 paragraphs 1 Uirbugh 13 in -; ROCKVILLE - Four room apart- 1951 CHEVROLET ^ Motor Sales, 461 Main. Tel. Ml. 9-1488. PEDIGREED BOSTON Terrier TEL. Ml 9-4143 clusive; Section 101, paragraphs' ment with bath, hot water, heated, J. Crockett-, Realtor, at kH. 3-5416, 5EW-SIMPLES Hardtop. A real nice one. Ivory, Efocn plete insurance coverage. MI, 3-5135. or res. Ml. 9-7751. puppies, nicely marked. Reason­ entitled Building Official and Cer-' 6-3942. top. 2-Dodr Sedan. Powerglide, heater and able, After 4:30 p.m. Joseph Shem. TOWN & COUNTRY Adorable.' halters that are just radio. Immaculate. TREES tificate of occupancy; Section 115, Co n s t a n c e d r i v e —6’ i room right for that holiday vaufation, erluk, Rrittion 62, Scanlic Road, THE THREE WISHES introductory paragraph.• as print­ A Christmas Sli»ry HY WALT SCOTT East WWUsor. Windsor I-ocks, NA. DRAINAGE CO. ALL F'RESII CUT BALSAM Wanted To Rent 68 ranch, fireplace, hot water heat, Crocheted in the easy - to and dellghtfuUy:^simple to sew 3-5644. ed i, I oil, ' attached' garage, combina­ afghan stitch, thfs set may from a minimum of fabric. You'll 1953 D O D G E $945 ■THE OTHEEANIMAlS l)5C0TDtA06H^ TABLE SIZE AND UP SECTION 7. d a t e - OF EF- ANDOVER family being ..evicted. tion screens, storms. large-'Iotr made for either a boy or girl be­ 1950 P L Y I U D T H $395 want all three!. Club Coupe. Heater, radio, liEht blue. m a t h u s- m o t a t us; WHEM TWEV FBCT. House sold. Five room reasonable nicely landscaped, trees. Excel­ cause directons for a boy’s cap as Pattern No. 1449 is in sizes 12, 1., * RJOO TH6Y CAME TO U S - This ordinance shall take effect rent. Three small children.. Call lent condition: Early occupanc; well as a girl’s ruffled bonnet are 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14, top, 7-8 I TMIMKOF ^ ten days after publication in a William Snlgg. PI. 2-8988. Qair Goodchlld Realty Co. included. 'yard of 39-lnch; ‘4 yard contrast; LIBERAL TERMS! WE HAYE A FEW NO DOWN PAYMENT CARS! THAT? ruCOSECMSECMA A-^^ newspaper having a circulation | y ' NFFDFn «„»' nr 3-7925 or BU. 9-0939. Pattern No. 215.6 contains tied neck, 3-4 yard of 35-Inch; low- CHUDCEH! within the Town subsequent to, URGENTLY NEEDED, five or crochet directions; ' material re­ er halter, 1 1-8 yards. , , - u FROM adoption by the Board of Direc-, f*"!'Y FIVE ROOMS and bath, plastered quirements'; stitch Illustrations; three children, two girls o t\ t boy. For' i this pattern, 4end 35c In WANTED tors. „ . walls and ceilings, hot water heat, for size 1. v MI. 9-6557. cast iron radiators. Cellar partly Coins, your name, address, size de­ Copies 'Of propo.scd ordinance Send 25c >in coins, your name, sired, and the Pattern Number to CHEVROLET and of codes, rules and regulations finished off with kitchen, bath and address and the pattern num /' EXPERIENCED MECHANIC STORAGE SPACE in. vicinity of large rumpus room. Priced right SUE BURNETT, THE MA.N- incorporated by reference in said Main.'St., north of the Post Office, ANNE CABOT. MANCHES* CHE8TER EVENi.N'O HERALD, OPEN 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. for quick sale: Private owner, kCI. EVENING HERALD, 1150 Du« t1> expanding facilities we have an opening for Building Code are on file in the garage, basement or. anything • 9-1093. , t 1180 AYE. AMERICAS, NEW ToJto Clerk’s Office. AMERICAS. NEW YORK 88, NlY. YORK 86, N. Y. ’ BUICK one all around mechanic. Apply SAT.. SUN.. 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. auitable. 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VOL. LXXV, NO. 66 ■ NEW LOW PRICE (FOURTEEN PAOES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1955 (Glaaalfled AdTortlnlnk on Pago U ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Vs. Grdnchi to See Ike / Ike to Hike 111 High Level Talk

Aid Bid to G ettysburg, P^i., Dec. 17 (47 FAMOUS —Prdaldent Giovanni Gronthl/ of Italy will pay a etate $3 Billion to the Hnited States si. < "CHARM" . end 'Of F ebnisry. ■ t. Announcing this (odsy. Washington, Dec. 17 <;P)-=-l White House Press Secretary SLIP Top administration officials 'r James C. Hagerty said the are reported drafting a Italian Pre$ident'a visit would Invoh-e high level policy dis­ e/ no-press stepped-up foreign aid re­ cussions. A-Pool quest to Congress of nearly Gronchi’s visit will follow by nylon tricot ^ • 85 billion for next year-r a month the scheduled Wash­ some $2,200,000,000 more ington visit of British Premier in proportioned lengths Sir Anthony EMen. than the legislators voted last Hagerty's ' annciuncement session. . said: ‘ Tells Bonn A Jacket Sweater Informants said the big new ‘The President hsa extended program, partly in answer to Rus­ an invitation to the President sia's tougher anti-western pqjicies. of Italy, Giovanni Oronchi, to Energy Act SC95 She’ll Love! would be divided up this way: visit the United. States. Military assistance—about $3 "President Gronchl has... ac­ The popular bulky knit, warm and soft 100% billion, triple the amount Congress cepted the Invitation and will wool. Two styles to choose from white with silver / approved for the prcs.cnt flscal arrive In. W ashington for a 3- Change Due lIlM .'2 '0 trim. Medium and large sizes. year which began last July 1. dsy state visit Feb. 28 through ihort, r»|sjUf, nil Economic a id —some $1,900,000,- March 1." 000, abpiit $300,000,000 more than Tatis, Dec. 17 (/P) — U.S. this year's appropriations for such Secretary of State John Fog- Fee the tight beginning » purposes. ter Dulles today pledged High ranking administration Jordan Regime American support to a Euror #»fty (Mium* • ■ • $5.98 sources who disclo.sed th e size of SPORTSWEAR—SECOND PXOO pean nuclear energy pool, dip­ luxiie'i lovely "Ch»rm* the foreign aid plans acknowl­ edged many Congressmen would Weighs Tie to lomatic informants reported. The secretary wes said to have »1lp. Froity ihirted nyioft be surprised—perhaps shocked— by any move to, push foreign aid Baghdad Paet thrown Apierica's weight behind net end witpy Y»1 !»'• appropriations that high.' a new driva for European union In a aeries of tglks with leaders of a A $5 billion request, the biggest movement tp pool Eurdpean ra- trim the bodice . . . Prize Study o/ Homework' In four years, would reverse the Amman, Jordan, Dec. 17 — Joidan's new government held ita apurccs for the production of flounce the ikirt. . This picture of a pretty Chineae girl doing homework 'Won recent_tr«nd toward lower foreign peaceful Induatrlal power from ai(f spending. Secretary of State flrst meeting under Prline Minis­ drat prize in a New York picture contest. Six-year-olcl Elaine ter Hazaa Majall today. On offi­ nuclear pisnta. Detigned for peifett Leong not only has to study her regular school le.vsphs, stir’s also Dulles and Foreign Aid Director Dulles, it waa said, told them the John B. Hollister'had bm a.-dqzeiK..delegaies Aroused Arab members of the, killed or injured in cla*hes with man treatment which it sayz The talk, aponsi^d by the Hart­ to /' verall program has been Unlveislty, declared in Hartford lean view, is the more effective 2 5 ^ $ e»ch and the a^djoilmmeh^ ul^ll 'Won-'United Nations pressed today nal deciaion under the President, i Arab Legion troops . In Jordan Americana held In- (h>mmunlat ford chapter of the American Civil f !| Presidentby all Eisenhower government could agen­ j yesterday. The demonstrators last night that) fear of the truth Libertfes Un(pm'had been origlnal- control it would give, and tha 1.06 day came after the 35th\,ballat 'larael’s'ouster from the world ikr- (!!hlna are euffering at the hands Liberties Unloty ha greater reassurance against diver­ Pre-teens still changecy the said, program including before he the failed to produce a winner. ganization benaiise of a blbody were reported protesting against (*f the Chinese Reds. has given the United States "th ely scheduledY®'' -Uie Phoenix In- sion of nuclear material into wean- Winter skirta just *ln time for Yugoslavia Wins Lottery ; raid'.on Sy^Jan jjosts. . , gformally mreau requests which the has funds the in fi-a moves to bring Jordan into the Officials reported this as the weakest foreign service of any! aurance Co. auditorium, ons. Y Chrlstmaa giving. Bome are all five-power Baghdad Pact, which SH(DP HALE'S FOR CHRISTMAS Maza called representative.s of ‘ There was. however - li^e indl-i State Department last night dis­ great country deallfig with the However, the company withdrew Talked tp European fitoteamcM. wool, some are tweeds and eolidi. WHAT A VALUE!-,HALE'S the United States, Britain. Ru.s-l-cation that the Arab’hlbc would■( (Continued on Page ThirtMn) joins Iraq. Tiii^ey. Iran, Pakistan closed that U.S. Ambaasadar U, problems o|| Asle.^ and especially permission for the talk after. It Blouaet to match in solid pastel ala. and France into his office af- nH)ster enough zuppo^t' to carry | and Britain m a Middle East De­ Alexis Johnson has protested to C hina."• ''I , f ' ' ' •****< it Jrei’elved epinplalmts DulJiBs speqibmqstjjf thAmomlng colon. A good BcIecUon to chooee ter the 34th ballot. With • them thro^igh with the mpVe. fense Alliance. % Red Chinese^ envoy W ang T ing- . He aa-serted that American fot- !that Uttiifioiy, long', a.' edntW- and early af^m iw'. -iglltng .to ^ I from . Gift Hosiery Morewear Blankets were representatives of the^Afri-, The ouster campaign got under. (Jordanian' Inform.atlon. .._inlnls- nan a t Geneva against (hich tre a t­ elgn officeca are now more con-1 vcrslal figure,- had .been indicted statesmen who Are-idanplng < vOm can-Aslan bloe and the . Latin way after Syria's/Chlef Delegate*' ment o f Americans. < nuclear pool. aa\anotberj. atap to- ■ Egypt Will Gel ter Wasfl Alt$ll. In a telephone rerned w ^ pleasing their bosses i ^ r perjuiw In connection with wSrd a 'common Mpnomlc market. l;( 85 % WOOL— 15 % NYLON American gi-oup. Ahmed .^ikaiiy called on the Se- ! conversation with the Associated The U.S. officials indicated that than with reporting the truth. He Communist Activity, but waa later First quality sheer and semi-sheer ny­ ,'These include JeM Mohnet, au­ lon with reinforced heel and toes for He also railed in Brig. - Gen. . curlty Cmmcil yesterday to apply! ; Press in Beirut denied the reports Johnson’s protests, so far as they said that this retreat from j cleared of all charges ^y poth the Blouses $3.98 Carlos. P. ttoniulo of the. Philip- economic-saWlions against Israel.! Nile Dam Funds {of riots and said there had only know, have brought no change in "iwefessloif^slonnl standards" has been. courts and the Justice Department. thor of thf P-iropMn Steel and L i Sizes 8 to 14. extra wear. pines and Leo Mates, '. Yugeislav He told, the cquffcil that 49 Syrians been a partial strike in Amman. the treatment. ''Jllpartlsan, starting with the Lattimore cited the case of John Cbai Community plan, and BelgUn . $12.95 Value! amba.ssador. and . proposed the. were killed in an Israeli attack The situation was now' normal, The State Department also an­ Dcmocrata Ainder Dean Acheson Paton iDaviea aa ah exampla of Foreign ^ Minuter \ Paul-Henrl $10.95 plan callmg for the Assembly* to Sunday night on Syrian posUions ; 111 UeSav Britain, Altall said. nounced that Johnson has repe<^ and rontlmiing under John Foster what can happen when ah ex­ Spai^, chairman of a conference ' elect the country whose name he nc.ir the east shore Of the Sea of ^ ,ljln London, a Forelgaf'^fflce edly protested to Wang against tne Dulles." ■ perienced. foteign service officer of experts,from Franck! West Ger­ Buy for yourself and for gifts. AnotW>r shipment of these pulled (tmt of a box first, irnder Galilei.' •' /. | spokesman said according to in-| failure of the Reds.to permit U.S many, Italy, Belgium, The Neth­ Paris, Dec. *17 (iPt The United Urges Freer Ptlbllr Debate reporte the, truth. He aaid' Davlea, Skirts wonderfully warm blankets. Blue/rose, sea green, em- the proposal, that country would Israel Faces CVnimre ! qulries made by Britain, there I citizens to leave (Jhina in Accord- who waa dlsmlsaed by Dulles, waa erlands and LjRembourK who ora •rald green, yellow and red. ' z' agree to serve untjl the end of Ten of the 11 Council n^embers States and Britain were reported He urged a return to freer pub­ authoritatively today to be *"90 had only been small scale demon- ] ance with the Johnaon-Warig lic debate of the Issues, staling fired not because he was Wjrong working on the scheme. 1956. then resign and allow next /decried the attack. They made it strationa. I agreement annoqnced last Sept. aboutUhiang Kai-shek, but because $3.98 to $7.98 year’s Assembly' to' elect the oth-/plain that they intend to cenaurc _per cent agreed" on raising $400 The Jordan govemrtient that in a democracy/debate is not he was right, 'million to help Egypt to build the fell I 10. only perinlssablii hut necessary, “1 (Continued on Page Seven) ,Sizes 8 to 14. er for the renuifhlng year of tjd i.srael if the facts bear out Syria's Wednesday after, a cabinet split : Ourge Partial Release ■ Hearrh for Rcapegoat term . charges. The CouncH agreed to ; world's highest dam at Aswan on do not see how We can have a FLANNEL BACK/tLASTIC COATED the Nile. There are 14 Americana still held stable.'public opinion, with a keel Batttmoi^sald the search for a 01BL8‘ DEPT.—Sad FU)OB Those present said both Roduilo wail, hoevever, for a full ieport * (C'oninued on Page Seven) in ChinA'se Comm unist prisons. "scapegoailar after Chlang’a defeat and M ales agreed-. / on the incident from Palestine - A high Allied diplomat said a iii it. able to ride out storm s, un­ clitef- purpose of wesicAn assistam-e Beginning last Sept. 6, 27 Am eri­ til the public is more Informed," led to DavIeSi who. had predicted Maza was blindfolded And the truce chief, Maj. Gen. E. L. M. | cans have 'been permitted to leave the Nationalist leaderU downfall. Table Cloths names of Yugoslavia and the Burns before taking any action. I in th e $1,300,000,000 project he said.' Bulletins would \j)e to^ forestiill a Soviet, of­ China but the IJnlted Slates con­ '•'We need more facts and Ideas, It was (elt, said Lattimore, that Philippines wTre , pul in a box. It is expected to lake the issue up ! police Quizzing tends that this partial release is ^(aza drew Yugoalavia'.s name ' against next week when the report j fer ' to sfurnlsh all oiitsldo as­ from the AP Wires sistance as a 5p-year loan at 2.'3 not enough and that the 14'should first. arrives. ' I also have been allowed to com4 ficmi getting them la . . . fear o fl^what h a t h*he hsHhsd. . "-r' tuithe tilt *6^ 52^ 52 ■ $2.98 -The A.ssembly, Svhich spent the Burns liew to DalnaScu.s yes-1 per cent interest. accufled of poliUral un*.! it is of "secondary importance" Reports frdb.i Washington- said Granby Spouse home long slm e.. reliability.’* ^ day voting its $ig.800.000 budget terday, presumably to discuss the Officials declined to give any that a foreign service officer "know TWO BURNED TO NEATH for next yeari and approval of Syrian charge.s. He conferred with the U.S. State Department would Lattininre spoke at the First anything* about the Far East." Maahpee, Massn.-Dec* )7 President ■/Eisenhoc^'er’s "open Gen. Shawkat .Shuqualr, Syrian announce tlic plan later today. It In Wife’s Death details of the '^ruel and Inhuman-*! Methodist C h u U before an aiidi- I^attimore aaid. adding that "It is . 'Ew’o men were |nimie(l to fieoth /2x72 $ 3 .9 8 sky " plan for aerial in.spertion as Army chief of staff, rnforiucr i eportedjj* provides^. ‘hon «00 Which of primpry Importance that he be oi^d three perams Injured early i^TAmstJhm.cUli f _ , a disanuament prelude, came sources said .Shuquair demanded 1. The Interna'tiohal Bajik for ...... crowded into the chiircji’a ssaem- favorable to the Reihjlrttrai).,Party's today aa lire deatroyed the JUa--' Give a practical plastic cloth, so easy to care for—just back after a recess. rrlea.se of S.yrians capturod in the . ReconRtrfiiction and Uaj’elopmient H artford. Dec. 17 (.Pi- S tate Po­ They said full Information would ' bly room and ovcifiowed Into • torir ° Attoqula Hotel. The dead wipe clean—they are stain resistant and will not cracky Maza announced the lottery com- laid .Sunday. (tVorld Bank) woulo\ furni.sh lice reported today that Michael be disclosed when the record now large recreation room In the base- (Contlhued on Page S tv o n ) , . Were not Immediately Identified. or peel. Five patterns, all colors. • promi.se. A* dozen speakers im­ .Shukairy told the Council Israel j aWut half the foreign a-sslatance, Ireton Jr., 49,- whose wife was being put together, is published as an official document, commonly | . Injured la leapa from the aecMd STRETCH N YLO N S...... $1.15 to $1.95 Pr. mediately as.sailed it. had wpgcd sn attack of "imsi>e4k-1 $200 niilllon. Tliis would (^aka Uie found dead in. their Granby home ,floqr of the St/| atory wsiodeB Other Plastic ClothjS 99c to $2.69 On the next ballot Yugo.slavia able brutality" and declared she! form of a 30-year loan t^ E ^ p l yesterday, has been booked on a known a.*, a "wh,lte paper."tjbe.v building were tlM owner, Thonsaa ALBA SHEER NYLON ...... $1.15 to $1,50 Pr. at 4'j per uent interest. holding charge for questioning did noUsay how soon this might ! be. - •; "I L.vona, 52; . h im .,A|ip FItz* NO-MEND SHEER NYLON';...... $ 1.65 Pr.' (Conlnti^cl on Pfcgo Soyen) I (Contim»#d on Paf:e Thirteen) tliitHglil Grant JSeen ^jiere. j patriek, 86, aad Air 'Fproe SgL 2. The United States would , ^ e w-as bopked on a 19,5f78talue Last night'sjLa.^iVouncement was i McCarthy Says Probers Bruce TuAcer, )M, of 'Qarrett, ii • NO-MEND SEMI-SHEER NYLON ...... $ 1.65 Pr. provide about four-fifths' of the. "•nU"h says a police officel* may prompted by a ^inese blast issued Pa., sUtloned at nearby Otia Air X' __ balani e.' approxiinately $160 mil- make an arrest without a warrant Thursday In Geneva. Johnson' and Force Baoe. FANCY HEEL NYLONS...... $1.00 Pr. -‘iTo’n. over the next 10 years. This to case)) where he has reason to ((.'ontinued on Page Seven) ARKWRIGHT SHEER NYLON ,...... $ 1.00 Pr. would be in the form of outright believe a felony has been corn- Ridicule Red Hearings ,^QCEEN’8 KIN SHOT DEAD.- ARKWRIGHT SHEER NYLON ...... $1.00 Pr. Touring Reds Seeking grants which Congress is expected - mitled. Umstleblayney, Ireland, DtiN- to approve next year. -Mrs. M arjorie I r e l ^ 44. i a 17 (>P) —!A coroner's Inquest was Om w L.- $1.35 to $1.50 Pr. 3. Britain would come up with, medical examiner reputed, hpd Washington, Dec. 17 ig) Sen. Mc-:iiecurlty -program andYo recom- s e a m l e s s s h e e r n y l o n s .... Carthy (R-Wisi today accuse^ two mend ways to Improve it called today In t h e j ^ t h of a the remaining fifth, aboiil $40 mil- p*”'®* broken r«tis and^bta and ans lion. ^ ! bruises all over he her body, Senate subi-ommUtee# of deliber-, McCarthy said McClellan's husband iM one d'f »“ot. decli^- iJkoL MARTEX EMBROIDERED demand that a new nation Push- Stan between the Indus River and ! of the cellar stairs. Bellevue Hospital. ..Egypt mill-1 '■ , . ^ tog that it.s appropriate fcommit-| EXTORTION PIX)T FOI1J5D t'oonistan - be carved out of Uie the Iranian-Afghan border be made Auto (^’ash. Fatal He carried her-to a bed, he aaid, tavy spokesman says Egypt has - xjring ' his charges in a letter to Ices .shall continue " to investigate ' Miami. Fla.. Dec. 17 t*V—A 59fi«$5.98 Pakistan border area where five into a separate state. No nation- and telephoned Dr. Owen L. lodgiKl complaint vyith mfXed Arm- ' Chairm an McCtijflan ID-Ark l of nnd expose coiiiniiinlsm. minister’s son arrested here last Towel Ensemble million Pathan tribesm en live: has seemed to take the demand To Piihlislier’s Son Murphy, who is Granby's medical iatice Commission concerning al­ the Senate investigations subcom- He .said th^ resolution looked night has admitted that he tried After the dinner, Bulganin and .seriously. For a long time Pa­ examiner. leged Israeli attack on south Gaza. mittee. .McCarthy urged that that then like an effort to "off.set" the to extort $600,000 from publish­ BATH SIZE ...... $1.98 - his traveling companion. Nikita kistan ignored the demand, taking (tounty Cojoner Louis W. U.S. Ambassador to Italy O are group atari its ow-n atudy o( the fact tluit Sena.le Deniocrat.s' had er .fohn S. Knight by threaten­ I a” -«w*o I 1 9 ^ 1 Khrushchev mixed with the guests ■ the stand that the Pathan tribal New Haven, Deo. 17 Rob­ Schaefer waa expected to Boothe Luce arrives In .Vew- York security program. , joined aolidlv in the Senate'a vote ing his family, the Federal Bu­ STOSE CLOSED SATURDAY AT S;30 F.M. HAND S IZ E ...... : ...... $1.29 at a reception. Veteran observer.s area was ita own internal affair. ert Johnstone .Vance. 23.- Ne.w an investigation of the ca.se to -: by pjane for Christm as holidays The. ■W'^laconiin .Senator said h(i j « month 'earlier-to condemn some reau of Investigation said te- here .said they had never seen Ppintedly. Pakistan officials Bhtain. was fatally Injured here day. i and State Department consulta- has been informed that ."ridicule „f McCarthy’s conduct, day. Peter Napoleon Wllllama ^ C E C LO T H S ...... 39c Afghan Premier .Sardar .Mo- have asked privately why Afghan- la.st night when h is . neW-ly )>ur- Ireton foifmer Hartford City! tlons .. U.S. Army Secretary and Intimidation by .Senate com-1 since-the resolution w-as adopt- .Jr„ 20, was raptured when he OPEN EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK TO 9 P.M. hamoiid Daud to happy. It was i istan wants*independence for the cha.sed sport car went out of con­ fireman and more: recenlly em-i Brucker says Vietnameae Army m|Uces and, the piess lias caused ; gj McCarthy .said, "not a singlb picked up a dummy package Dairrty. floral embroidered pattern on heavy martex qual­ certain Bulganin “had done the one which h ^ been pliwed oa a EXCEPT SATURDAY ity. White, yellow, pink and aqua grounds. I five million Pathan hillsmen on the trol in Tower Parkwav and struck ployed aa a parttime bartender would be able to defend itself a general relaxation of efforta by | Communist -. in - government has thing the Afghans wanted him to a tree. here, w-as sentenced to State’s against Red Vietmtnh "with a the executive departments to ex-k^gn expeised by a Senkte com­ garbage rack behind n row of Hormeity by ) Pakistan side of the border and houses. do moat.- says nothing about a similar status Vance, onl.v .son of Robert C. Prison Feb. 3, 1948, for 2 to 10 little more training." , pose and get rid of Communist Ijttge. ,N o atteimpta to uncover No English version of Bul­ Vance, publisher of'the New Brit­ years for a a MZaulC w ith in ten t to Burglars break into Ixindon I for the four million tribesmen on ' suspects. subversives In government are be-1 ARUE.NTINA PLOT SM ^BED Gift Handbags ganin’s remarks at the. dinner was ; its own side. ' ain Herald, and a sophomore at commit ra^, committed in South apartment of .Italian film actress .McCarthy is senior Republican ^ ^ Committee S Y t ^ ..1 5 PIECE-36" available. But most of those at­ P ier Angeli and make off with Buenos .Aires. Argentina, Dec. "Pushtoonistan" left the realm ; Yple. was dead on arrival at New Windsor and was paroled Oct. 5, apit former chairman of the in- " Top handle pouch or over the shoulder styles. GrMB Stomps Given With Cosh Soles i.. tending. including diplomats and Haven Hospital. 1949, prison officials said. jewelry worth $28,000. . .New vestlgatlona subcommittee. There 17 i.Vi—Unnlltclal but Usually re­ Daud him.self. quoted Bulganin as I of the -world's minor ia.siies last i State Police disclo.sed that they York bandit trio betomes frenzied' T E ST IFIES ,\T .NEW HAVjpiN liable sources -said today the 6-fc. Place Setting $16.75 Many with zipper compartment. Genuine spring, however, when a .series of Donald Charle.s. M urray. 20, 191 was no immediate comment from leathers, plastic calf and faille. Luncheon Sets saying: Freem an Rd., Orchard P ark. N. are, searching for clothing worn midway through $600 warehouse | Hennings, Johnston or McClellan.! .New Haven, Dec. J7 T(Pi — Wor- provisional govemment of Oea. "We sympathize with your at­ incidents between Pakistan and Y., a cla.ssmate who wjnE: ‘ riding Thursday night by Mrs. Ireton, a holdup-and fires scattered shots I Hennings heads the Senate sub­ de'n C. Mosher, 56, New "Haven Pedro .jlramburu had anwahed a /C a lM ta b y titude on Pushtoonistan. We also Afghanistan resulted in Karachi’s with Vance, was critically Injured Oranby school teacher, wdren she around building, killing one man ' committee on constitutional righto.” television repairman, yesterday vast “troubletiusdLlng’’ plot mad 1—36" CLOTH feel that Pathan tribeamrti virtually blocking the transit, of about' the head and admitted .to entertained four.fellow teachers at and wounding another. Johnston has been directing a Civil became the fourth government wit­ arrested tome 600 suspecta. They end 4 NAPKINS S' ■hould be consulted on this issue." goods through the Khyber Pass the hospital. a meetlbg at her home. Five persons are killed In head- Service subcommittee investiga­ ness in the Smith Act trial of eight said the conspiracy waa dealgaed S Y lifijlS E t I m CQRI! A few of his listeners, however, to Afghanistan. This is land­ JBtKIUU $2.98 Police said that no other car Police. Bifid they w^nt through on oolliaion bbtweeh two automo­ tion of what some Democrats have alleged Comniunisti, one of-them a more to emlMrraas the Arana- C X lM M A N O H s m i C o n n * aaid they understood him to say locked Afghanistan's shortest and was Involved in the unexplaipad the house yesterday afternoon biles 10 miles south of Belton, Tex. termed a Republican' "numhers .New Jersey w-oman. buru regime than to create a $2,98 to-$10.00 ea. Printed spun rayon in a smart pussywillow pattern with "appreciate ” instead of "sympa­ cheapest, route to import gasoline, i accident which happened near with three of the teachers who at­ . .California police say mechanic 4 contrasting napkins. game” in listing totals of ’govern­ Mosher succeeded John Lautner revolution. The government haa 5-P?. Place Setting $10.75 CORNER OF MAIN a n d OAK STREETS thize.” * cloth and other necgiuary supplies. Yple's Pa>'lie W hitney gym na­ tended the meeting, and they re­ has admitted h'e poured gasoline ment workers' fired aa security of Washingtorr, -,D. "'ho had .made no announcemeat. Tha It waa the second time the The stretch froiii the Indus RIV- i sium. They aaid the car mounted ported that the clothing Mrs. Ire­ th a t azploded and fatall.r burhiNl rleks- testified for 15 days aa a govern-' aourcea aaid th#: raids aad ar-- KlflEmi ■ ■ ■ ■ i Ruasian leadarz on their current ton was wearing the evening be­ hla former - girl friend and one­ A special bipartisan now to start reata lanBched yeaterdajr iqgB Aaian tour hava tried to wta (Contbood oil Pago Sovoa) (CeaUafied ea Page Bevea) fore waa not in Uit house. time airman as they slept. an Independent ■tudjf' of the whole (OoBlnnqd on Pago Sorea) . ooattaobig, . IJ6MI 'V ■ : ,-T' 6 . . f . .. .. , r - r