WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1960 EttimUts iffrald Averaft Daflj Not Prsss Ron Th* Woathor For the Weeh Boding T - f V Feraeael el 0 . B. Waathet 9mmm Daoaiaber i g 1960 kong. To replace It. Squadron 'Tadar. geoerally fair, oaMi IFoiliids Reunite Flying Boats No. 205 of British flying b(M t baa 1 0 ,1 7 7 MriM*t near 99| tonigbt, M r awd Looney Larcenists Take gone to Japan to take up anti­ itiif r a iii ooidt lowmt abont 14 at' the ekofo, Help ill Korea submarine and mine-spotting pa­ Mmobar a( the A o M > 9 lalaadi Friday, M r to p a r ^ Marine Brothers There is still time eloody, oelA Locomotive^ Brick Wall trols. Bat saw at OboolatteM Manehetter— A City of VUlage Charm SingaporeBritish flying Witk tlM F m t k v tfw Divialon boats are estimated to have to have your CLOTHES ki Mkctti Two M*- By M. O. Pattingten aweeping machine, a locomotive Caii^t Cash His flown more than 1,000 hours by VOL. LXX, NO. 69 Adwrttatng on Page IB) MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES! PRICE FOUR CENTS ilM feratlMti met for the 8 n t time NBA Special Qorreapondent and a brick wall. day and night in helping out in A pollceman'a lot may be an un­ FRESHLY CLEANED for in two y a m . «t the Naval M o r ­ The atreet aweeper vanished In the Korean war. They have Japanese Bond happy one, but the lot of a crook Alhambra, Calif. But a track of been, and still are, on patrol,, re- tal k Tokaauka. Japan.. recenUy. ran be poaltively pitiful. At leaat aweepinga left a trail for police connolsance and communlcatlonib ‘•Doc” SanU Helps Stwk PttvntM r m t ClaM Oaorga and It wax for a collection of looney to follow. The railroad locomotive operations. They are credited Rangoon—(A5—A middle - aged the H O LID A Y SEASON Rail Unions Hoover Speaks lOelMMl KacBnank of Buffalo, larcenlata In 1050. was taken In Louisville, Ky„ with having helped U. N. naval Burman has for live years bMn In Pre-Christmas Delivery Acheson Back in U. S, MacArthiir Denies One robber filched aome hom­ forces to blockade the Korean trying to cash a bond representing N. T „ both membera of the famed where the man arrested for the • ■■ '* v n rat Marine Dhririaa. were ing pigeona from a San Bernard crime said, ‘T needed It to carry coast, flown search mission to 100,000 rupees. The bond In 1945 Sign Three South Bend, Ind., Dec. 21.— woobdod la the light for the lib- ino, Calif., loft. So they I a message from Gen. MncArthur locate mlnefleltls and made rescue was the first prize In a lottery run (JP)—Santa Is already in South flew back home., A would-be •ratieo of Seoul. to President Truman." And, In pay-ols to aid survlvoi-a from lost by the Japanese. Bend. Refuses to Comment Tim Kaesmareka ware wounded atick-up artist In Detroit whipped Kansas City, Mo., a man told po­ ships. The unhappy winner has hound­ Year Pact Early this morning. Patrol­ Enemy Uses Gas on the aanM hour, the name out his gun to Impreaa a store lice some crooks had carted away The veteran No. 88 flying squad­ ed government treasury offices, man Michael Santa (that's his cashier. But all he succeeded In the entire back brick wall of his ron Is now leaving the IwakunI banks and money-lenders trying MAPLE name, sure enough) delivered day. whUo lighting with the aame divialon In the aanie battle. doing was to shoot himself in the garage. They left his car. base In southern Japan and re­ to cash in on his winning. All a baby daughter to Mrs. Jo­ On Hoover Address foot. This has been a tough year for turning to Singapore via Hong- told him, "Sorry, no dice.” Yardmen Get 23 Cent* sephine Kotowskl in a police .Oyprwa Bnina Vneovered A London thief was making his police, too. Cops In Amarillo. DRY CLEANERS and ambulance. At U. N. Beachhead getaway. He jumped Into a taxi— ■n*Hour Raise; Cost o f The baby arrived when the Waahlngton, Dec. 21—(P)—S ec-. Army, which will Inriude both Tex., arrested twins, but In court retary of State Acheson returned | Amerirsn and German units, im- Mpyten, Cyprua — (AV-Digger* only It wasn't a taxi at all. It was the two men refused to tell which Living Adjustments ambulance was still several a police car. Three young robbers LAUNDERERSg Inc. blocks from a hospital. from hla ahorteat and most decl- | der General Elsenhower as 8u- on tUo hiatorlc Mediterranean tale was which on charges of robbery. slve mission to Europe today to [ premo Commander, Reds Reported '^brow- have diacovered rulna of an Iron In Chicago made off with 127 They even fooled their own lawyer. Are Also Guaranteed West Launch^ age aettlement aome 3,200 yeara from a grocery store. One of them face a stiff now Repiihllcan chal- | 2. Worked out with British ing Gas G ren adf^ A San Antonio, Tex., policeman Our Experienced Personnel and Modern Equipment lenge to his policy of Enrupesn Foreign Minister Bovin snd French old. The excavatora who carried forgot his bicycle In his nish to was investigating a burglary at a Washington, Dec. 21.—UP)—The rearmament as well os his con­ Foreign Minister Si'hiiman a final Hungnam Is Quiet out the work—from Aahmolean get away. The bike was worth assures you of White House today announced a Arms Parleys more than $27. home. The watchdog bit him three Truce Would tinuance In office.’ draft of a note to Itussla express­ Ifuaeum, Oxford, and the Unlver- times. In St. Joseph, Mo., the Flying about 15 hours behind After Allied Barragiss alty of Sydney, Auatralla—believe three-year peace pact between the ing readiness for a Blg-Four meet­ ' Some burglars out In Spokane, sheriff's office was broken Into major railroads and four operat­ schedule l>ec.ause of bud weather ing t'l discuss East-West differ­ that Immediately below are Indlca- Wash., were anxious to enter a Acheson landed at Wsshlngton's Decimate the Enemy; tlona of late and middle bronze and the cornerstone to the old jail THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING ing rail unions. Better Chance ences on a wide rsiige of^Issues. With Germany laundry, for nefarious purposes. taken. National Airport at 3:15 a. ra. eat. Talks “ \'ery Siicfs'ssfiil” ago dwelltnga. , The agreement provides: 12,97.^ U-N. Casualties They broke tFrtough a window There's no accounting for tastes, For 120,000 railroad yardmen— He had left here only last Sunday Asked by newsmen at tlia air­ and were apparently so badly cut and some of 19.50’s criminals had an Immediate Increase of 23 cents Of Asia Talks anil nt the Intervening three dq.vs port If he thought the nccompllsh- Keirli Won't Donate that all they swiped was some odd cravings In loot. A St. Louis, We Specialize In Evening Clothes an hour, with another two cents had: ments at the meeting had contrib­ Tokyo, D ec.'21.—(JP)—The bandages from a first aid kit. Mo., man stole a stocking off a on Jan. 1 and cost of living ad­ 1. Agreed, os American repre­ uted to world peace. Arheson re­ Units to Europe Army HiingnHm headihead lay Down In Texas, a burglar tried pretty blonde's leg^ while she was justments every three months be­ sentative on the North Atlantic plied: quiet today after Allied land- some large-scale larceny In Hous­ in It. In Long Beach, Calif., a For Prompt Delivery Service ginning next April 1. The adjust­ U. N. Says Cease-Fire Treaty (.’ouncll, meeting At Brus­ "This is the only way we can Unless Given Full Mili­ •*1 sea-air barragen mowed down SHOE ton and this Is what happened: he "friendship" club reported to po­ ments are to be made at th'e rate Would Enhance Likeli­ sels, to crestton of n 1,non,oik)-man tary, Politiral Eipiulity tried to open a cash re^ster, but lice that a file was stolen, which of one cent an hour for every rise International European Defenao (Ckintlnoed on Page Fourteen) and rolled back the^'-)^eds’ couldn't; he tried to open a cig­ Vlfdlm o t one of 1950’s looney REPAIRING contained the names, addresses larcenists was Dorothy Bam- or fall o f one point In the govern­ hood o f General Far moat menacing attack on'-.^he arette machine, but couldn't; he telephone numbers and physical ment’s consumers price index. Bonn, Germany, Dec. 21. (65— perimeter. Frozen bodies t* Of the Better Kind tried to open a soft drink ma­ atone of Nt. Louis, Mo. A bandit . DIAL 8416 specifications of several hundred took her stocking. The 2S-cent pay boost Is retro­ Eastern Settlenien! The Western Allies today embark Chinese and white-robed K< chine, but couldn't; he tried to lonely women. active to Oct. 1. on the laliorlous task of coaxing D O N E W H IL E drive away In a trailer truck, which Warns U. S- Against rean Keds littered the snow- A Buffalo, N. Y., salesman 72 MAPLE STREET EASY PARKING For about 180,000 road service Bulletin! troops from a West Germany Jackknifed; he gave It up as a bad and the hotel watchdog.. A New­ workers—an immediate increase crusted east flank of the United Y O U W A IT night. bought two regular alarms for his ark, N. J., pawnshop was robbed LsUce Sbocess, Dec. 21—(JP) united In demanding “ full equall- Nations defense ring whtr* tho home. Before he could get them o f five cents an hour, also retroac­ ’Thieves this year had aome of $15,000 In cash and the pro­ tive to Oct. 1, and another five —Trygve Ue oald today the t.v" with the West or no rearma­ attack was made. SA M YULYES looney ideas about what consti­ installed, they were stolen. Angry prietor's pants. * life of the United Nations does Land War Mdth Reds ment. Communist survivors apparent­ burglars who found only $1 In an cents effective Jan. 1, plus the 701 MAIN STREET tutes legitimate loot for a light- As for alibis, 1950's crop of same cost of living arrangement. not depend upon the Korean (!og7ilzant of a golden opportu­ ly were numbed to a standstill by fingered larcenist. Among stolen office left with the electric-eye situation. nity for diplomatic horsetrading, the fury of 'round-the-clock bom­ alarm that was supposed to have crooks had some whoppers. A The settlement was announced g o ^ s were a five-ton street- burglar In Washington, D. C„ ex­ by Presidential Aaslstant John R. Amplifying, be said some ot Herbert Hoover, former president of the ITnIted States, nt nrlcrophono Hoover Says l'4onflirt the Germans begin talks with the bardment Wednesday by Allied kept them out. the principles of the U. N. IiiY jirtcd three Allied high eqnimissloners warships, planes and land artil­ Boms foot-pads Ui London plained hla crime was merely to last night as he delivered radio and television siieeeh from New York. With lAHiiiniinist Muss­ raise money so he could pay his (Oonttaoed oo Pago Two) were nnder attack, but that He nailed on America to moke the Atlantic and Paelflo oceans Ita - ...... determined to wring sizable con lery. broke Into a hotel and broke the U. N. Itaelf moat anrvlve, cessions for any participation In Field dispatches reported tha out again with 4800 cigarettes, attorney so he could be kept out frontier*—not continental Europe or .Asia—and to "arm our air and es in Asia, Europe of the jug. And a man In Knox­ that the U. N. mnat keep ea naval forcee to the teeth” to defend them. (AP Wlrephoto). r the international defense force shattered survivors were thrown 140 bottles of liquor, a radio trying to achieve a free and Would Be Useless headed by Gen. Dwight Elsen' back from th* point of gravest ville, Tenn., -was arrested for ^ f T 7 o m hower. stealing a 100-pound sack of flour. united Korea and most keep peril to the Allied forces holding Wilson Names on reslatlng aggreeslon. Tlie North Atlantic Pact na­ "Somebody must have put it on New York. Dec. 21.—(/P)—For­ their last silver of northeast Ko­ my back," he said. tions which do not Inriude West rea around Hungnam on the Sea STORE OPEN Clay as Aide Lake Success, Dec. 21—(IP)—The Huge Addition to War mer President Herbert Hoover Germany- derided at their Brus­ ot Japan shore. United Nations has told the Chi­ urged the nation last night to con­ sels meeting Monday that 150,000 Quiet In West AU DAY SUNDAY Motorists, here’s a Christmas German soldiers were Wanted for traffic tip from the National Safe­ nese Communlsta chances for centrate on fortifying the westem Quiet also was reported on the December 24 hemisphere as a "Gibraltar.” the European Army they plan to woatem Korean front. ty Council; Drive right—and be In Mobilization talks on a general Far Elaatern Funds Set for Okay raise to 1,000,000 men In two left to enjoy the holiday! . . Yes, He called on his fellow-country­ General MacArthur's headquar­ ARTHUR DRUG STORE settlement—desired by the Reds men to "airm to the teeth” to hold 'years. ters reported tho Chines* had iuf- 942 Main Street drive with reason this holiday sea­ would be Improved If Peiping the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, \ Demaad Rqiiallly fered heavy loaaes—at a ratio of son. New ODM C*ar Also tHRISHf/l^ heeded U. N. calls for a cease fire O P Senate Approval with the Island outposts of Brit- Hi^t West German political 10 to 1—duriag the darke*t-daya Picks Sidney Wein In Korea. G u r i ^ n o i c e j g o B i i u o n ,1n, Japan, Formosa and tho leadetf and newspapers have of the Allied retreat from moot ot Philippines. served uotice they will have none North Koraa, Nov. 27 to Dae. 12. In a second direct appeal to the of It unless: berg to Assist in Gird' Communist government, the On Floor Chief Dollar Measure; Spur Mr. Hoover, speaking on radio Th* United Nations Oonunandar A HOME three-man U. N. Cease Fire com­ and televiafon, said It would be ' 1. TheiV notion Is accepted as reported U. N. casualties In tho ing U. S. for War Profits Tax Action “sheer folly” to engage in land an equBi piritner by lU one-time Nov. 27-Deo. 12 period at 12,976, REQUIRINB A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM? mittee said a pending Aaian-Arab conquerors. propoaal for ouch negotiationa war with Communist hordes in not Including those suffered by It*-, Waohlngton, Dec. 21 — UP) — Asia or the continent of Europe. 2. German tnsop units are not public of Korea (ROK) forces. All INSIST would receive greater U. N. con­ Narrows to 2 Bulletin! Charles B. Wilson took office to­ sideration If the Korean fighting "A m i to the Teeth” aigniflcantly restricted in alas or of the Allied killed, wounded and ON A McKlNN'EV . BROTHICRS’ Washington, Dec- 21—wsak pe­ SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM day oa Director ot Defense Mobil' was halted. He urged the United Statee to Izatlon and immediately appointed No Promise Given Watson of Wethersfield Without debate, the Senate "arm our Air and Naval forces to unless such restrlcHpns apply to riod Were American except 1,011 lEC A U SE Genei^ Lucius Clay and banker The second message, s?nt to gave approval today for the the teeth" to defend the frontiers all member nations. \ from other U. N. forces. (1) ' System engineered and In­ Sidney Weinberg as his assistants. Peiping Tuesday night, gave no armed forces to carry out gl.- he laid out. ^ To Explore Frolil Before that period, tha Dafena* And Hall o f Kensing­ 600,000,009 of defense oon- stalled by speclalista glring Wilson, former president of Gen­ promise that the Far Eastern Mr. Hoover said the Commu- 3. West Germany Department In Washington had you a Job THAT LASTS. eral Electric, told reporters of the ton Clontenders for Job BtmeUon—some of It ao ass>s4 ^ists. .oQulfl, ji^cver preak Pirough iaa ■•ociipied enemy llalad Amaricon caousltlee In Ko­ talks would follow a cease Are. the t>glsIatoiii (2) Reasonably priced. Anyone oppolntmaiiti^ti tha.Wblta Moue* Tho TMtefl States strongly op^ American sea and air power to scrapped and the RepublloXglvsn rea at 81,028 through Nov. 24, In­ can afford the VEST. after toktag m oath ot office In posea Unking the Korean flghUng In New Legislature not told Ite nature. The Sen­ invade the Westem hemisphere. Hep. Walter E. Btchm (R^ Ohio), full political Independence. ^ cluding 6,807 dead. (8) You get' the beneflt of our 10- President Truman'a presence. ate voice vote sent the legisla­ "They can no more reach 'Wash­ 68, was Inflicted la Washington, Entrusted with the job of ar­ Red Unite CUpplad with auch other Aslan problems tion on to President Truman. year service plan, cleaning pe­ Wilson said Clay and Weinberg aa Red China's demands for For- New Haven, Dec. 21.—UP)— ington In force than we can reach D. Deo. 20, by a federal grand guing the Bonn government Info Tha C2il.;*aa have been around ■ITie House passed It yesterday. th* Hungnam beachhead in great riodically at a 10% discount. will serve without coropenaation. Speculation aa to whom the Re­ Moscow,” he declared. Jary sn aevea ehargea of Illegally Joining up are the high commis­ Clay, flormer U. 8. Commander At another point, he expressed sioners of the occupying powers. force for days, but it was appar­ Plugged sewers eleaned elect riral- (OonMnoed o* Page Two) publicans will name for their floor getting money from two ot his ly. Septir Tanks and Cesspools Ot Berlin, is relinquishing hla du- Washington. Dec. 21 — (>P)— the opinion that the atomic bomb offleo employes for use In his sne- John J. McCloy of the United ent that the battling retreat ot U, cleaned. Waterproofing of cellars. tleo os Chairman of the Board of leader In the State Senate cen­ Speedy approval of another $20,- la "a far less dominant weapon eeseful re-elerUon campaign. States, Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick of S, Marinea and 10th Corps dough­ the Continental Can Oo. tered today about two men, Elmer 000,000,000 In emergency defense than It was once thought to be." Brehm, from Logan, Ohio, has Britain and Andre Francols-Pon' boys farther north bad badly crip­ Weinberg la senior partner of cet of France. pled an estimated 10 Red divisions. Court Upholds Watson of Wethersfield, the for­ funds was expected in the Senate The only living Ex-PresIdent, been a member of the House since Goldman, Sachs and Company, mer motor vehicles commissioner, They were authorized by the Red efforts to reorganise their McKlRney Bros. Sewage Disposal Co. today. making one of the most Important 1942. (AP Wlrephoto). .New York investment banking and Lyman E. Hall of Kensing­ addresses of hIs long public career, Big Three Western Foreign Min­ 180-182 PEARL STREET TELEPHONE 5308 'firm . He was a vice chairman of Most of the funds will go for isters to “explore the problem" of (Oonttnoed on Page n rea) Meeting Ban ton. more airplanes, tanks, ships, atomic said "It is clear that the United the War Production Board In They were elected In November Nations are defeated in Korea.” German defense contribution "as World War n. bombs and manpower In the fight­ G O P Denies well as any changes In the present to represent adjoining districts, ing forces — all asked by Presi­ “ Invite Another K"rea” The oath was administered to Watson the fourth and Hall the It would be "Inviting another occupation arrangementa which Wilson Iqr Cailef Justice Vinson In Affirms Right of Hotel dent Truman since the Chinese might logically attend” It. Atom Cocktail fifth. As Fourth district senator, Communists surged into Korea. Korea." he declared, to send more To Bar Paul Robeson Watson succeeds the 1949 floor troops or money to Western Euro­ Hoover Speech France la Wary (Oootinaed ea Page Seven) The House, meanwhile, was ex­ “ We will sum up the result of leader, Charles S. House. pected to override Republican op­ pean nations before they had armed Rally in New York Their names came to the fore­ these exchanges and submit them. Gives Big Lift position tcMay and vote Mr. Tru­ themselves as a "sure dam against front after a dinner meeting of the Red flood.” Is Isolationist In due course, to our govermenta Republican senators-elect here man the additional powers he the French High Commissioner New York, Dec. 21—UP) — A wants to speed the preparedness Defense of Westem Continental last night. Europe rests primarily on the explained. 2 Scientists* Find Way T IW ! and Outdoors State Supreme Court ruled yester­ program. GOP objections put a France, a key member of the WUROSE DRESS SHOP DRISSfR SETS News Tidbits Ablondl Wlhtdraws European nations themselves, the day that a Bronx hotel had the brake on this legislation in the Congress Battle Looms continental Atlantic Pact, is still To Purify Water After M I« ..u MJ7S Though the group took no ac­ 76-yenr-old former Chief Execu­ CBtyWnty 6ttod wfth H-f. Called From (TP) Wires right to cancel a reservation for a tion on naming a floor leader, reli­ Senate. almost as fearful of s revival of god odrrgr "Home-for-Chrlstnms” Drive tive told his audiences across the Over Proposals to An A-Bomb Attack n • MJsaowH liMwwn* meeting at which Paul Robeson able reports from the meeting nation. said that William F. Ablondl of in a Home-for-Chrlstmas drive, ^Shorten Defense IJnes, (Oontinned on Page five) $1600 Counsel for Northeastern < was to receive a peace award. the House passed yesterday and “We have little need for largA Oak Ridge, Tenn., Dec. 21—(45— Seymour, mentioned in some quar­ armies unless we are going to Two young Mlentlsts concocted an Tranamlabon company says I The American Labor Party, ters recently as a likely prospect, sent td the Senate two other meas­ Concentrate on U. S. obstacle has been removed to Its sponsor of tho gathering, then ures on the President’s "Must” Europe or China," he said. Land “Atomic Cocktair herq a month \ would not be a candidate for the war with the Communist masses In or so ago and then set about try­ efforts to provide Natural gas shifted the affair to another hall post because of personal reasons. list: Washington, Drc. 21.—'(/P)—A Official Denies 1 - A bill setting up a nation­ Asia or Western Europe “would be ing to take the fire out of It servloe In New Ekigland . . . .Near' last night. The Republicans, who are In the new congressional battle loomed ly 1,000 striking gas production wide civil defense system to deal the graveyard of millions of Ameri­ From that start they have de­ Justice Samuel Dlcksteln- reject­ minority In the Senate, 19 to 17, can boys and would end In the today over former President Hoo­ veloped a simple device, costing Strap Watch workers tie up three big utility ed a motion by the American Labor will officially name their leader at with a possible atomic attack. This Mass Slaughter program is expected to cost $3,- exhaustion of this Gibraltar of ver's proposals to shorten Ameri­ $2.60, which offers hope of mak­ A«»rgtg plants In Newark, N. J., and stata Party for an injunction to prevent a caucus January 2, the night be­ LENGTHS 7S 100,000,000 in federal ' and state westem civilization." ca's defense lines and arm the ing water supplies fit for use after ♦imoglocg orders sharp curtailmeiit In tn- the Concourse Plaza Hotel from fore the new Legislature con­ Communism Might Collapse' an atomic bomb attack. - ' dustrial use of gas .... General cancelling the arrangements. venes. ^ funds over the next three years Navy and Air Force "to the teeth” ROK Minister Labels St s# SOWN I24T5 EASTERN STAR RING 2—A $1,600,000,000 military Mr. Hoover said Western Euro­ to defend the nation's Atlantic The development was announced TO REMEMBER StSSWtfKlV MacArthuria war summary says Award poeon’t Arrive Fourteen of the G O P Sena- pean nations should arm themselves yesterday by Dr. K. Z. Morgan, A thrltlnf -««**g lg« SO A 7S 'Mrtiflefal Buance of *dlaaster"* tors-eiect attended last night's public works authorization, much and Pacific frontiers. ^^Exeeution Hill" Stor­ The singer was voted the award with comliat divisions of “huge Republican Senate Leader Director of the Health ‘ Pbjralcs lisswMnv BENRUS ihg Igdr $ has been given to allied withdraw­ dinner, given at the QuinniplacIC of It for top-secret purposes. lost month by the Communist- Senator McKellar (D., Tenn.), numbers" before the United Statee Wheryy of Nebraska aald Hoover's ies' "Vicious Slander" Division of the Oak Ridge National SIJSOCMn / ' SIRSWOKIT Club by Clarence F, Baldwin, al In North Korea. dominated Second World Congress veteran chairman of the Appro- lands “another man or another proposals "collide directly with laboratory. The laboratory Is the Joseph SUlla lb 71 today ----- State Chairman. w ttpltd at Warsaw. priarions committee, pushed the dollar on their shores.” those of President Truman and Seoul, Dec. 21—UP—The Ko Atomic Energy Commission's chief GOLD CA M EO •24" Air Force "poaltively Identifies" The award—a bronze plaque—did National Committeeman Wil­ His demand for a new foreign research center here. liam Brennan and Edward N. Al­ $20,000,000,000 Emergency De­ Congress and the public must de­ rean Minister of Justice today BROOCH St JO DOWN SfJiOOWN objects found by deer hunters in not arrive here in time. So it was fense bill through the committee arms policy came one day after cide wha is right." labeled as "vicious slander" some -Studied Isotopes SiMWtIKIV stjiwmav New Mexico mountains as instru len, Lieutenant Governor-elect, al­ President Truman named Gen. Credited with the development UtOPORTlO SgR pbth coiwgg MkgMV presented to Robeson symbolically so were on hand. with wartime speed yesterday. Most Democratic party leaders reports of the mass execution mefd. and ntt in«g a lOh * ments from high altitude research before an audience of persons. He expected to repeat the per- Dwight D. Elsenhower as Supreme avoided immediate comment but Dec. 15 on “Execution Hill" north NYLON b alloon ___ You may have to buy ■Mneuseed Finances • (Coattnoed on Pag* Fhra) Counsel for the hotel, opposing Reports from the meetings said Senator Lehman (D., N. Y.), said; of Seoul. HOSIERY st-MoowN M J 7 5 a ticket to see special shows on the injunction plea, told the’ court a discussion of State finances, led (Goatinned on Page niree) (CentlnoMl as Page n r e s ) “It appears to me to be a plea for The Minister, Kim Joong Yua, S1S0 WMUV your own television set If “ coded’ that sponsors of the meeting "tried by Allen, developed general agree­ a return' to complete Isolationism. referred to reports that political Image process demonstrated in to put something over on us by ment that Connecticut faces a If we followed President Hoover's prisoners were not. given fair New York last night ever comes concealing the real purpose of the suggestion,, we would find our­ trials and that In one Instance Merry Xmas 1. stripe-shwt Rfacigta rMf Ihgt “substantial deficit” and that •*' s24” Into general use .... Brooklyn’s m< . ng, which was to echo the large deficiency a{q>ropriatlons selves Isolated and without any boy and girl were slain. He added 2. stripes<*mfdiuiTt rackets-prohlng grand jury be­ Second World Peace Congress.” will be sought from the incoming friends in the world.” ^ "All of this not only Is false but •tioeewN gins Inveatigation to determine DMly Worker Bad "Ad” See Congress Echo is completely Irresponsible and For Ericos SlJSWfKIT General Assembly. News Flashes 3. stripes*“long whether living standards of New The lawyer said the Daily Work­ Alien, who has been sitting Senators of both parties agreed vicious slander." York policemen contribute to er, Communist newspaper, carried (Ijtte Bulletins ot the UP) Wire) on one thing—that last night's C3tes Law lAtrt % m tm m police graft. a<’ '------nts of the meetihg. (Oonttnoed on Page Four) broadcast proposals by the only Kim's prepared statement car­ Middletown Trucker Is i - •MTNnOMi Ml$ •2 Robert P. Patterson, former aec- The court was told that the res­ living former President would ried the names of the 28 men and M il* * * * * echo in Congress for some time to 11 women executed the day Uni » Out o f Jail in Time, tutiowN retary of war, aaya there la at %%mmwar ervation was cancelled by the ho­ Treasury Balance Ohio Congressman PIqads Innocent least 60-60 chance Russia will tel because of fear of rioting, In- come. ted Nations troops happened on Nothing Mio wooring HiocccMifia • g • Indoopo KRCOLATOR Family Gets $1 00 strike all-out blow against west In Jurv to guests, dam to proper W aahln^n, Dec. —The Washington, Dec. 21— (/P)— Rep. Brehm (R ., Ohio.), plead­ Bluntly calling the United Na- the scene. sn 21—Up tions-U. S. efforts in Korea a de­ All 39 he said, were tried and and ou t. . . whan you wont reloxotton from 1951 .... Herbert Hoover’s offlca ty, and unwilUngneu of the hotel position of the *rreasury Dec. 19; ed innocent today to seven counts of receiving illegal cam­ feat, Mr. Hoover warned against convicted under .the emergency de­ Accomac, Va., Dec. 21.—Arkansas, first women ever elected to the United States Senate, died today at White Hall Sanitarium at Falls Church, loaded truck on Virginia’s high­ TELLS THE STORY loyalty eatha ein illar to those re­ In Search for Mistletoe ways. » quired of applicants for U. S. ClvU Doors for Dixie ^Lifer^^ Va. And there was every Indicatlow SOLD ONLY BY ssssr <24” Ssrvles Jobs. * * * his Christmas homecoming wlO ba Bergdoll Gets 5 Y9*rs For Dodging Draft a bright one—at least mudi baiH NoahvlUe, Tenn., Dec. 21—UP)— . Browning said, “I am giving Prestonsburg, Ky., Dec. 21—(d5.fcthe mlsUetoe in ^ e .to p of a tree, ' ■ m m New York, Dec. 21— (TP)— Alfred BergdolL son of Grover __A trip to the w oo^ In search of |He chopped down the tree. But pier than the Thanksgiving holi­ Frank M. Qrandstaff, who com- him a pardon to let him get out as it fell it bounced, pinning his day he spent In the local Jail, tut- poaed the 70-page "Big Spring of the state. All the matters for Geveland Bergdoll, notorious draft dodger of W'orM War I, mistletoe for the holidays might have ended In death for 14-year- left leg to the earth. able to pay a 81,077 flue for vlo- Stores Open Caatata” in his prison cell, aooq which he was convicted were very was-sentenced today to five years in prison for dodging the latlon of Vliginla’a rigid load-lim­ will be a free man. old Ollle Lafferty, Jr., had It not Make* Owa Spllat small offenses and I am not sst- 1950 d raft The youth removed dirt with the it Uwa $ 1 . ^ pr. It is bsUeved he will be tbs Isflod to Isavo him there." Men for the lad’a resourcefulness • * * and his dog's Intelligence. ax to get to the Injury. He tore 5^- ‘ i Jfc Untit 9 Tonight first aver pardoned as sn habitual The governor said ha would For one thing, th* flnaad al' criminal In Tennessee. Crack'Montreal Train Derailed On Bridge Ollle told about it last night from strips from his shirt and fashioned sign the pardem papers today or a tourniquet to stop the flow of aUoB of his family—SBrieOb Before an announcemnt by Gov. tomorrow. He added he under­ VaudreuiL Dec. 21— facM the prospect of spending the The Cantata was the key 'that Shepherd, “Rock,” eet out f r ^ 9B7 M AIN STREET TEL. 2-3906 Injuries were slight and confined to a few of the 800 pas- their home at nearby Sloan. ChfM ber of Commerce.) rest of hli life behind prison (CoaUBoed *■ Fag* Sixtosa). S97 MAIN STREET 633 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER; waUa (Coattoued oa rage Twelve) sengers aboard. Only good fortune averted a major disaster. iniles deep in the hills, OlUe spotted

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,'5 , .. . ■ .'X IdA^CHGSTKR EVENING HERALD. MANLHE»I EK. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 PAGE THREE justment, which auto workers .al­ ready have In the!;' contract, the Children Stricken Rail Unions About Town Truce Would ing the eonferees, said th* bill un­ railroads and the four unions Urges Shortening MacArthur Denies Afhlefl War Fund doubtedly contains errors that the ^Airlift’ Marines SERVICES agreed to another major feature of At Christina^ Party Wounded in Korea High Court Notables Here next Congress will have to cor­ the auto industry patk. That Is an A Christmas party will be held Sign Three tonight at Odd Fellows hall. East Better Chance Enemy Uses Gas To Gel Okay rect. But on the whole, he told From Snipers allowance for productivity im­ U. S. Defense Lines the Senate, It la the best that That hrtcfvrH the Eagle Pass., Tex., Dec. 21—(>P) Hartford, for members and famil­ A t Bar Association Banquet provement each year. ies of Welcome Itebekah Lodge, CAYEY'S could be devised In this short ses­ After Jan. 1. 1052, if the govern­ r-The Christmas party at little Of Asia Talks (Conttnoed Frons Pag* One) sion of Congrr.ss. With the Firat Mailn* Air ol tlM fW ily. Year Pact Crescent Lodge No. 2.*i and G. AT THE CENTER (CoaUaned ITiani Page One) (Conttoned tre a Png* One) ment policy has been to approve Quemado Valley school ended in Fred Barnes Encampment -No. 8. Wing In Kflrea—(/r>—Cbpt Frank Four Judges of the 8uperior.«Mrosek, Philip Beyer and John J. forniance on ■ the Senate floor to­ such improvement allowancea the an unhappy daah for hoepitala I. O. O. F. (Continued from Page One) Commander of Western European forces were progressing slowly— Oirda For Allesit Presley and Lt. Don Hough were (C3Mitliiaed rram P s f* Oar) Court were guests of honor last■ O’Connor. day. assigned the toak of fixing •; parties wdll sit down and consider when 58 amall children were ap­ forces and said additional U. S. too slowly to hamper the planned night aa the Manchciter Bar aaao- Attorney Raymond A. Johnson John R. Burko further wsge adjustments for rail parently atricken with food poi­ troopa would be sent there aa soon Kenato Hikes Plgnree shrapnel hoi* In the roof Of th*' SUclmon, who Ux* ov«r nenoUa- Stop lines and cross walk* were moss and for a seat in the United withdrawal of American forces clatlon held a holiday aeaaon ban­ presided as Santa Claus during a Bangkok - {/n - AH aliens In Workers. soning. Nations. DANCING J aa possible. The bill Is $2,000,600,000 larger headquarters building. niNBRAL HOMB tioM In the months-loni5 tlisputr being painted today for the new op the Hungnam beach. U. S. lose- quet and busln'eaa iVieetIng at the gift distribution which followed than similar legUIatlon already Thailand now must carry official WUI______Marne______Referee None of the children were be- Mr. Hoover said hla auggeated They clambered to the roof of traffic lights at Middle Turnpike. Peiping as yet has made no re­ ee there are reported extremely Villa Louisa in Bolton. About 30 ! the dinner. Each attorney was the approved by the'House. Identlflcatlun cards. Persons I Bm I O a tM St. IM . M M otter the government aeiced thr They will be assisted In that by j “ ‘ Ved seriously Ul. although all fbreign policy would make it poa- the three-atory building through West, and Broad streets, and at ply to either the committee's 8rst amall considering the action in­ member* and guMt attended. I recipient of a present Intended as I.arg«st boost was $1,834,811,- travailing oi\tslde of Bankgkok roilroodi iMt Auguet to overt' o Steelmdn, but t they can not agree ***’ '* observation last TONIGHT ■Ible for this country to carry on the ragged hole. Then. When the Center and Adams streets. ' Bpth appeal for more cease fire talks volved. Present f ( t f Judges John M. ; a particular, tribute to each In­ 000 tor the stockpiling of strate­ and intending to visit any province thrco():ncd notion-wide atrike. that any wage adjustments are tpdeffnitely, even if the Commu- COmley, Edward J. Quinlan, |dividual's Interest. In his role. At Job waa done. It was dlaoovend of the lights were put into opera­ or to the second note. The C%i- A P Correspondents Tom Lam­ gic sbd critical matcrlels such as for more than 15 days must report Steelman laid union leader* bad Jbstined^not necessarily on the EIxtra doctors aped here yester­ neee* Communist delegate to the lata attacked Ita defenae rim. James E. Murphy and Willtam J. ! torney Johnson said that he had that there waan't a ladder In the tion this week and were reported Fine Foods Legal Beverages bert and Stan Swinton, in th* rubber, tin. pumeroua metsis and to provincial officials within two agreed in principle after o 26- basis of the Improvement In pro­ day from aa far as Del Rio, 66 working In a satisfactory manner U. N., Wu Hsiu-Chuan, left for Meanwhile, he added, Americana She*. It was the largest gathering refused to wear a Santa Cdaus area tall enough to reach their miles away. beachhead, reported enemy Inac­ o ^ r materials and commodities days after arrival. perch. They were targets for en­ hout^ overnight conferente to a ductivity—President Truman will last night. home Tuesday after defeat o f hla Could hope that other non-Com- of high court notables In th* his­ suit, even though he had the Tnaftart supply during the last moratorium on any further dr- Quemado Valley Is about 20 uniat peoples would rise In tivity on the Hungnam perimeter tory of the town. Presiding as "architectural structure" to fill emy anlpers. be asked to appoint a referee whose demands for an end to U. S. ac­ MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS had field commanders worried, al­ war. ' mands by the four unlona. miles northwest of here near the Sir own defense, and that Com­ toastmaster was Attorney Harold one. The gifts, selected on a basis Lucky the husband during Lt. Col. J. Frank Cleo. squadron decision would be binding. A small brush Are was extin­ tivities In Formosa and Korea and S though they said they were cer­ The House voted $840,000,000 The agreement probably will . Mexican border. It has no tele- EARLY FOR OUR NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY munism would break down of its W. Garrlty president of the Man­ of jest, provided entertainment for Christmas shopping days who can commander, ordered n Marine hel­ Steelman could not say imme­ guished at 3 Hollister street this withdrawal of all foreign troops tain that steady pounding by war­ for the Atomic Energy Commls- lead to quick reetoration of tlie | phones. own weaknesses. chester Bar association. Each, of the event, which members agreed Juat sit back and let the rest of the icopter to "air lift” the pair from morning by the Manchester Sre from Korea. planes, field artillery and big naval alon while the Senate group raised roil lino operation* to their own- | diately whether he would recom­ The students began feeling 111 the honored guests was called on WAS the best local bar meeting vet world go buy! the patched roof. i department. Fire Chief John Unless the Peiping position RopHi' tor Cooperation guns had hurt the Reds badly. this to $1,080,000,000. er*. The Army ha* been running | mend ending gover.ment opera­ shortly after refreshments were for comments. held. Mers said no damage was done. changes, the cease fire commlt- Adding to hla prepared text, Warships c ^ ln u e d to hammer Also added were multi-million the roods. tion of the railroads. He said he served in the two-teacher achool. ^tee Is expected to report after The committee on arrangements A short bu.sines* meeting also would ooirsult writh the leaders of Mr. Hoover said “I devoutly hope Communist troops concentrations dollar Items to build 50 fast car­ Rrpmimts Compronilae New Year’s day that- It cannot consisted of Attorneys John R. was held. go ships Instead of the 16 voted the 16 other so-called non-operet- The municipal building offices a nvuclmum of cooperatloB can be north of the beachhead. As drafted. the settlement halt the Korean Sghttng. rstablisbed between the British by thr House, additional funds for ing rail unions who are esking for will be closed all day Saturday, Dealea Uee of Gas represent* o compromise between Commonwealth and ourselves.’’ guests that you haven’t been the Tennessee Valley Authority, some of the union demand* and a 25 cent hourly pay Increase, to So They Say- A fter the end of business Friday Correspondent Lambert report Queen Mother Aliyah Dies , He urged that the UnUed States ed the Communists had replied stamling over a hot stove all day. and additional aircraft research. what the railroad* offered. decide whether a strike might be night, town offices will not re-open I Pfe. Conrad Kowalski Ruth Mitl^tt SPECIAL CHRISTMAS free Japan end help her rearm; only with mortar attacks on the The Important queatlon today is Speed Proflia Tax Manche»tef^» Piano On* of the chief demand* of the under conslderstlon. TTie Issue Is s global one and until next Tuesday morning. not "What’s cooking?" but Anman, Hqashemlte Jordan, stiffen the defenses of Formosa cast bank. Food Just len t Served Up As It Meanwhile Congress drove to­ trainmen, conductors, and fire­ failure to comprehend this fact Pfc. Conrad Kowalski, son of "What’s thaw'lng?’’ Di$tributor for men and enginenlbn wo* a 40 Dec. 21—OF— Queen mother A li­ and the Philippines; reduce non- Swinton reported the air and Was In Grandma's Day day for a hurry-up agreement on carries the germs of freedom’s military expenses, balance the Mr. and Mrs. (Tonrad Kowalski, of hour-work week without loss In yah of Iraq d i^ in Bagdad today, and SURPRISE PARTY artillery attacks 5red 5ve small (All rights reserveil. NKA terms of an exeeas profits tax to ultimate destruction. I f the Hght budget and roll back Inffattnn; skim hllliona from corporation •SOHMER the present 48 hours pay. Families Move To Scatter Ashes it was announced here. She had 29 Falknor drive, was wounded villages. The Communists had The woman who hasn’t got a Service, Inc.) is not wagsd with coursge snd in­ Hid other'nations that show "spirit earnings. •GULBRANSEN There was agreement in princi­ been HI.for some time. during the retreat towards Hung- been using the villages for assem­ deep freeze Just Isn't In the run­ vincible determination to meet SATURDAY, DEC. 23 and strength" in defending them­ bly areas. ning as a hostess any more. The Senate gave the measure ple on this, but the compromise From Bandits the challenge here (in Korea), it In Sacred River ed ves again.st £fy>)nunl8ip; and nam in Korea on December 8. Of Ignorance I* Bliss provide* that the 40-hour work The Far East Air Forces re­ Spend hours in your kitchen be­ ha.sly approval yesterday, after a •WURUTZER win Indeed be fought, and possibly engage in no appesacroent any­ his group of 46 men only 12 sur­ sketrh-the-hlghlighta report frqni schedule would be put off at len*t MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW ported continuing attacks on Com­ fore your guests arrive, whipping St. John's. Nfld. (/Ti Maybe lost, on the battlefields of Eu­ where—"N o more Teherans and vived. •HARDMAN Kuala Lumpur, Malay States-- New Delhi, India, Dec. 21— (IF) ENDS TODAY munist forces throughout the U. up hot rolls, baking pics, cooking the woman customer hadn’t heard its tax-w'ritlng Finance commit­ until Jan. 1. 1P&2. rope. FOR OUR NEW YEAR'S PARTY! Vnltas.” ^ Wounded in the left arm and tee on what the hill would do. A t that time, the manpower sit­ ij’i Frral government authori­ —The ashes of India’s late strong ••LETS D AN C E " also S. Eighth Army area In the north­ a roast and the guests will eat about the now sales tax. After the left side the local Marine was IVslgned to lax away an addi­ uation will be studied by both ties sre pushing s bl^ resettle­ — General Mac.%rthur "TRIAL WITHOUT JURY" Mr. Hoover proposed that the west. with gusto. But In order to get paying for three rolls of wallpa­ man snd Deputy Prime Minister, FUN — NOISEMAKERS — FAVORS! last reported aa convalescing at tional $.'1,200,000,000 of this year’s sides with the help of Steelman. ment program in .‘Selangor state United Nations take these actions A top officer at General Mac- their real admiration and ah-Ing per, she was leaving when the I will never be for socialized .Sardar Vallabhbhal Patel, will be against Communi.st China; De­ the Osaka Army hospital in Osa­ Arthur's headquarters In Tokyo corporation profit*, and far bigger KEMP'S I f It should be put in effort then to take families out of sone* where TELEPHONE 3894 ka, Japan, although when his fam­ respect you’ve got to do it differ­ elork said, "How about the tax, sums as.defense spending moiinta. the workers will get sn additional 0)mmunist terrorists are operat­ medicine until I am for social­ consigned to the waters of India's clare it an aggressor, refuse It vigorously denied reports that ently. , please," She replied: "That’s all Incorporated ized newspapers. ily t r l^ to contact him there they Communists had used gas gren­ the hill differs radieallv from the four cents an hour. ing. One thousand families now sacred ganges and Jumna rivers membership, demand thkt. U. N. You must have baked the plea right; I’m going to paste It up” Pomitarc and Mnete —I.oiils B. Reltf.er, editor, Tlie CIRCLE members cease supplying. It wills were unable to locate him, which ades against the Hungnam troops. form In whieh the House had Besides the cost of living ad­ scattered over the Ampang dis­ at Allahabad Dec. 29. '' two weeks ago, cooked your roast Cleveland (O.) Frees. leads to the belief that he may He The report, he said, was wholly passed it earlier. trict are being moved. TTieir reset­ militarily usefur.gbollsf and adopt one rainy day last month, frozen Patel died last Friday of a STARTS en route to this country. imconflrmed and doubted at head­ Handbags with a light bulb tn- Today a committee of Kteiale tlement in effeet will set up a new Tomorrow a resolution condemning the "In­ the peas last June and confess The American people.should re­ heart attack in Bombay. He was OAK GRILL famous lies" about the United quarters because the Chinese •side are popular. We still think, and House memljers took over, township. ONE ENTIRE WEEK that the dellciouB hot tolls are alize that the Korean war Is cremated there the same«day. 30 Oak Strao9 TotophoM 3894 States. Communists had had no training however, that the eonlents should seeking a rompromise. The new area has been* fenced half of a double recipe you made be kept in the dark. In by barbed wire and special con­ now B matter of survival. India's President Rajendra Pra­ The ex-presIdent criticized the Asia War Hurts in gas warfare and did not have Senator George (D,. Oa.), head­ sad and members of Prime Minis­ up ao long ago you can’t remein stables are on guard. —Erie Onoke, national com­ British for "nirting with ap­ gas mask*. her Juat when It was. A Reminder For Your mander, the .\meriean Legion ter Jwaharlol Nehru’s Cabinet Mightiest Of peasement of Communist C^lna.” planned to attend the immersion Shawl Industry Two Killed By Auto Anything that is cooked snd Shopping List.. Man has spoken through his ceremonies at the Junction o f the All Western served the same day has lost Its creation of great buildings and two rivers. Srinagar, Kashmir—OF— Tur­ Danielson, Dec. 21— (IF—Two prestige value. In order to im­ and research. But he has spok­ 'Marine Captures moil in central Asia is playing men who rame to this country a press guests today a hostesa haa Adventures! to produce something from the en best through poetrv’ and faith. havoc wth Kashmir’s famed shawl year ago as displaced persons deep freeze that tastes exactly as CaVE UQUOR I And when the last ding dong F8r»*no(Jit p«ii85t) Reds From Air industry. The fine, soft underwood from Eathonla were Instantly though It had been cooked today. ■ rings, his voice will continue to Santa Claus WiU Be At of Tibetan goats which goes into killed yesterday when they were be heard even In the ruins and the manufactiye of shawls comes stnick by an automobile on Route Once Proud Boaat MIUIIIID'UIMm-CMIEI With the First Marine A ir Wing Grandma's proudest boaat as a ashes. only from Sinkiang province of 12 here. The victims, Andres Pints, SWEATER In Korea—UF — Marine Captain hostess was that the pies were FOR CHRISTMAS — WTIIIam fhaulkner, Nobel prize- STATE H u S 'd n . China, western Tibet, and Ladakh 62, and Hendries Wakkum. 60. Joe and Celia's David G. Swinford of Santa Ana, were hit as they were walking Just out of the oven or the loaf winning author, declaring man province of Kashmir. The moun­ SO EASY TO BUY AT can’t destroy himself with TODAY THRU FRIDAY .•Calif., is thought to be the* 6rat with traffic on the highway near of bread was still warm enough Copper Marine ffler to be instrumental in tain route linking Sinkiang with a hatchery where they were em­ to melt butter. atomic weapons. Kashmir has been closed since the 2 BIG HOU8E 'niRIlXSt capturing a band of North Korean ployed. Sergt. Robert M. Herr, of But those days sre gone for Chinese Communists took control Today T am convinced that Pat Humphrey guerrillas. He dived upbn a house the Danielson State Police Bar­ good. Granddaughter has to do THE IMPERIAL Canfon Charter Oak Grill in the north and Tibetan supplies racks. said the driver, Earl Cflem- it differently. Rus.sla Is out to dominate the O'Brien o Bogart ' and loosed a burst of 20 mm can­ have been scarce since the Chinese world. Her actions in Western non Ore. nets. 36. of 33' j Prospect avenue. In order to rate as a good man­ . Kill FllltW Invasion began. Shawl-makers Tibet prove that she Is out to in "SAN QUENTIN" KCNmCOUIR S Fifty North Koreans, a few in Danielson, was released without ager today and a hostess who has must depend on small supplies from a right to brag about her forc- dominate all Asia and. therefore, PLUS: Ann Sheridan j^miform and the others in the charge pending a coroner’s In­ Lizabeth Soott in Friday and Saturday Ladakh. Blght, you've got to prove to your PACKAGE STORE the world. icivilian garb affected by the giier- quest. I in 'ALCATRAZ ISLAND' ‘DARK CITY” —Henry Wallace Children .Accompanied By Their Parents WiU Trillas in the ares, came tumbling Bcaatifully Wrapped For You In a Handsome Gift ...... I ’ from the doors and windows. W av­ Carton— Call Bump.* and grinds gre actually STARTS SATURDAY Receive A Gift From Santa ing white clothes and bowing, they IMPERIAL PACKAGE STORE : a sqrt of dance. That makes started down the road in the direc­ i them good exercise. A woman Wayne In R IO G rO n cle tion of the Marine lines. Swinford G l FT For Liquor Gift Suggestiona Come To Th% Friendly Grill For A Snack or ’ could keep in shape by doing them made several passes over them, fly­ PHONE 6597 — WE DELIVER I around the hotise. PLUS: "Hit Parade Of 1051" CAMILLO ANDISIO, Permittee S Full Course Dinner ing at low altitude. "Just to keep i —-Actren# Virginia Mayo CHRISTMAS them in line.’’^ U * Big Kiddles Show Famous For Ravioli and Spaghetti Aa they neared the lines of the ! Many signs Indicate that Amer- m ivias Sal. .At 1 P. M. DANCE ground Marines. Swinford radioed I ica is ready for a/great religious N 120 CHARTER OAK STREET to tell of the surrendering North revival. . (but) crowds drawn by SATURDAY NIGHT 1 • Korean.*. The ground units sent I spectaotilar or entertaining or Foot Guard BoUfOom out a patrol \6 meet theih. I eccentric preachers do not give High Street In Hartford Celia and Joe Wish One and AU A Merry Chriatmaa , strength to the church BURNS’iDE"r,;r Franrl* DcISinn and HI* Narrow Eacape I — Dr. Ralph W. Heckman, mlnls- rM YR lIN I H T»» r u H Orchentra ijmmtmjmmmM/mmmmmjiimmmmimm FOR HIM! I ter, Christ ITiurch In New York. lt*B Th« Gre»t«tt Mstkal! Santa will be here to l**ue A Wondrrfal ProRrsm! Blind River, Ont.— (IF — Hugh GIVE A favor* and nolaemaker*. .\1*o Horner, farmer near Bruce Mines, j To defer military service until Nmas Corsages. fUy Rol(«r BRrryfnorp Jr. figures it must have been a near I a young man's education is coni- Danring 8 to 12 Juop llAYrr sighted hunter who shot at hia i plete may mean deferring it four Clitll W lllt Admiaalon 15c (Tax Inch) i to eight years. It wouhl be bet- "LOOK cow. He found a bullet had silenced PORTABLE RADIO I ter for most individuals to get FOR THE “ High I the bell around the neck of one of I thetr tour of duty over and done SILVER THERE’S BETTER EATING his Ayrshire cows but the animal SHE'LL LOVE IT! YOU'LL LOVE Large Selection j with before they enter college. Lonesome” | was not harmed. — President James B. Conant, LINING” WAITING FOR YOU Of Id color R:l^ 1* c*lor (:M - t e ' NEW YEAR'S EVE ' Harvard University. The KInani* Club of Hartford SELECTING IT AT MARLOV^'Sl Start! San.; “ Amrrleaa Carrrilla present* 1 Too many parents don’t have In Tba I'hlUpelOM" at the PRINCESS RESTAU RAN T DOLL K.tSY FKKE PABKINO j sufflelent Interest in the complete Pine I w elfare. of their clilldren. They HIIHACE HEIUT Real, quality food expert­ and More I dofi't have Ute ability or the em- PoDturiof CARRIAGES I Mtton to rear their children prop­ UIN SNMII KIT tMtU ly prepared by our mas­ erly. lUtt SWIM PKIU HNI Pharmacy And — William O. 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M. ♦ - 44.98 property on Lydall etreet. PlilUptiDM'* • dropicaf tables from ...... S69.50 Knight H. Ferris to Prank, Louie, • deep-leaf gateleg tables, open Frances and Mary Guinipero, prop­ FACTORY erty on Oak street. PRICE to neat 10 p e o p le ...... 109.50 Intent to Sell CHOCOLATES • deep-leaf extension gateleg Herbert N. Bagahaw to Secony nto WorUFmmotu SAMPLER Vacuum Oil company o f New York, tables, open to seat 12 p eop le...... 149.50 Intent to sell Pete's Service Sta­ YOl OWE IT: 1 Ib. 92.00 2 Dm. $4J)0 The factory standards set • Server with drawer and 2 cup­ tion 1S4 East Center street final ia Otkar WhUrntmn't Am oilmmU boards, 36” wide. 36” h ig h ...... 8 4 .5 0 up for Lincoln-Mercury serv- two weeko. yOVRSEW tdaairaaCt/U • wall shelf for use above server ...... 3 4 .5 0 ice are the only standards fol­ Deaaxa DorMa Married IN t •« '8kUN The ideal Chrintmu gift for the man in your life. lowed here. That goes for « ■»'«" ■' — . • Hutch cabinet base with I Sarreguemlnea, France, Dec. 21 Knit of the finest quality ill wool ynnu and hand* 3 drawers and 2 cupboards ...... 10 9 .5 0 methods, parts and mechan­ — (IF— Actresa Deanna Durbin DINNER AT MILLERS ical procedure. Use OUR fa­ and Screen Director Charles Da­ flomely tailored. Button front, 2 pocketn. Maroon, • Hutch cabinet complete with vid were married in City ball here SLEEPY HOLLOW G&IIG an open shelf t o p ...... 169.50 cilities, OUR “ know how” to today, the French News Agency Start th* New Year Right navy, dark sreen. Sizes: 38-46. YOUR advantage. ■aid. • chain in Empire, Windsor and It was th* 28-ysar-old singing ELTON BRITT EXCELLENT FOOD • THE BEST IN DSINir« bamboo turned s ty le s ...... 16.95 star’s third marriage. David, e a r l y reservation OPEN TODAY and 44. was married once before. TEXAS JIH ROBERTSON FREE FARKINO to cMr paved lot beMde etora aad ea ktok Miss Durbin hea been In Europe RETAIL SALESROOM OPEN ■Mee of etiw t to the Mech Jwt South of Keith etora. for th* past six months awaltl^ TOMORROW her flnel divorce decree Nov. 8 HillliillyBARNET GRANT u iirn L 9 P. M. BUDGET TERMS: Furaltui^ rage, bedttsg tequira saly'; from Hollywood Producer Felix PHONE 3 9 2 S UNTIL 9 P. M. MON. thru SAT. 15% dew* If Item to priced oarer W8>jw dew pagmeni ra- jC ifio o 6 i Jackson. * f q i M tf Item Is priced T ' ------M n im War Criminals Paroled RESTAliRAm' : P h a rm a c y OF MANCHtSUr Tokyo, Dec. 21—(8b— Nine more KniTTino mill Japanese war crimtnala have BROTHERS bera ordered paroled by Dec. 88. 4 T-THI eiNTM • MANCHISTBI <26$ Center St—TeL t-M ii occupation aumorttlep announced todsv. Thle will brl^ to lt2 the OpM Sandajr 8 A . H - 4 8 F. 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•u ■ 1 MANCHESTER EVENl^JG HERALD. MANCHESTER, COIW, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 19SO **■ — Nh'1«SK-»»^' --~ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 196C t A ^ f O U B Their notes are expacte<$ to be da- llvered to the Kremlin tomorrow. Engaget) to Weil Atom Cocktail Real Santa Claua Role West Laiiiielies ing Journal reported that ore hold­ Denies Troops Flayed by Woman Here Apart from any aettlamanta road, calebrated hla Slat birthday, ing more than 4,000 ounces of ait- Gives Big Lift such a tconference may produce. Dac. 8th. Pays Car Down Payment G O P Choice ver per ton had been struck at the Arms Parleys Western opinion la divided on jnst Riseb Noted 8t. Francis Junior Choir will Cobalt Lode Mine, according ' to Paid $25 Fee Mrs, Gilbert Ti Lewia, 42 what steps jh^ Soviet Union may meet at the church tonight at 8 one of the community's old-timers, (fonllmied from Page One) Pioneer circle, doesn't look take aa German 'rearmament be­ On Flobr Chief much like Santa Claus but p. m. to tour homes of invalids, All in Silver Dollars i buyers flocked In and established With (iermaiiv comes an actuality. ! In Idle Here •inging Christmas carols. Upon contact fid th mine workers who Ringrose Says. I..and- were A. H, Knmons and Robert A. that's Uie role she played to­ Amorleaht, who believe thatJn- leiurhing to the church the raroi- ■teal thw ore. Lauderdale. day for James Trlvtgno, local clualon of the Germans In the,Eu­ i»«'« 5 ’. . WHAT FACTORS NarroH's to 2 beauty shop operator. (<.:antlBued from Page Oae) era will be nerved refreshments by **Honeat Douglas” Dumas, locals "Gee, I don't know," the cua- ing Coal at Field, Rmmons described their pro­ ropean defense framework, will Seasonal Layoffs b Um nottaeni’ circles. tomer said. "I'd have to dig pretty Here's the story, as told by atrengthen peace, nonetheless SAFECUARD automobile dealer, has a aecreL to Was Met hy Line cedure this way: German mllltarlam aa aha Is of Christmas day the masses at 8t. deep." (Oonttuuc* frum Page Ous) Trivlgno: think the Soviets may react with Given as Reason; Sit- keep, and he has sold another car. "W e studied Isotopes present This morning he sent his Francla church will beheld at 6:45, So Dumas explained the various Mrs. Happy's the Soviet Uhion. The French moves Intensifying the oold war. BANK DEPOSITS? A called hlifi up this morn­ UWORS HOUDAYS Hartford, Dcc._21 yP) — State after an atomic explosion and made daughter. Marie, to a local financial arrangaments. Including with Governor-elect John Lodge especially want to avoid formation :Uation in State 8:Pa, 7:80, 8:30 and 10:80 a. m. an atomic cocktail of the same These rould tneliide tha ti*aring Aeronautics Commissioner Ken-i bank with a $400 deposit. Theta wUl be no bowling in the ing t«ask him whether he (Du­ the required down payment. while the latter heard budget re­ proportions. Then we concentrated of a new German general staff up of the Soviet treatlea with - " I ’ll be back In a fevJ minutes," Thrifty Tip For When Mane arrived at the Britain and France, setting off ScMOWtl layoffs accounted for Men'a League between Christmas mas) had , any good used cara. quests from various department noth Ringrose flatly denied today | on the isotopes that were known and the use of Oennan Unila ex- "Honest Doug" reeled off a few the man said. bank, she discovered she had another blockade of West Berlin, a rise U J per cent In unen^ and New Years but all postponed heada, reportedly told the m eet-! that a plane load of Christmas va-1 to slip through other types of de­ lost the entire amount en eeetllng brigade strength of 6,000 1. Good bank management. This ie games of the first half of the sea­ and the man asked Vrhether he True to hla word, he returned a and encouraging Communist par­ ployment In Manchester last tveek. Ing that the Welfare Department The Holidays cationing, home-comihg Omneotl-I contamination units.” route. Marie promptly tele­ to 8,000 men. ties In the West to step up their The total number of claims filed son must be made up either Wed­ could drive one around the block short time later with two heavy­ the underlying factor in the proteoa W IN ES and BEER • cut troops had been forced to pay The result of their labor Is a phoned her father. The starting proixrsal of the programs of Internal unrest.' lOached M* of which IM were fe­ nesday, Dec. 28 or Friday. Dec. 30. to try It out. looking bags and planked them In Is spending $13,000,000 more than on a pro-rata ba.vis the landing feel unit of two cylinders containing In the meantime. Trivlgno high eonimlssioners Bonn is ex­ tion of your deposits. males. There were 48 initial claims, There will be a mldseaaon party "Sure, come on down," satd Du­ front of Dumas. its appropriation. 10 six layers of absorbent'll through received another call. This one pected lo be one allowing German 311 contlnusd and lO afent. No for the members of the Bowilng mas. The bags contained the down He also was quoted by reliable assessed at Tnirabull Field in A short while later the man, payment— 198 silver dollars! sources as having said that the Groton last night. which radio-active liquids pass. was from Mrs. l,ewis. a clerk comliat teams of 5,000 to 6,000 2. Sonnd bank supervision. Adher* veterans f l l ^ League In Oommunlt.' Hall Thurs­ at Marlow’s department store. who appeared to be in his thirties, "Gosh, I had to dig pretty deep general world situation, making All Nor, said Ringrose, had he ever Dr. Morgan said the device will men each while prohibiting a Ger­ The iSei"— lead in ttate declined day evening, Dec. 29. Bowling, She reported finding the STORE OPEN cnee to rigid standards ir'diecked for that,” the man said. "And I heavy spending for civilian de­ told State Representative-elect An­ "mn'kc fit for use water which is man general staff of War Minis­ aHfhtly from 13,341 to 18,128: ping pong, coffee and sandwiches arrived. SclectlM a car, he got money on the sidewalk in front in and drove off. Returning after a don't want my wife to know.” fense almost Inevitable, demand­ thony G. Ktrkcr of Norwich that thousands of times more radio- try. AU DAY SUNDAY through regular bank examinations. Women claimants made of B8.1 win be had. A short btialnesi meet­ M of the store. A short while per cent. Initial claims numbered ing will be held. few minutes, the man expressed So "Honest Doug" has a secret ed that all "unnecessary" expense the only way a refund could be ar­ actiwe than the maximum toler­ R^-e Rusalon Ketu'lloa December 34 to keep, and he has sold another be cut out and perhaps would Your Favorite Brands ance” considered safe for human later Marie called for tlio 3,788. Bridgeport still led the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hart and satisfaction with, the car, and ranged for the boys, who allegedly i money and It waa soon safely Tills, the Germans have ob­ Federal Deposit Insurance. Bach state offices reporting while Man- "Honest Doug " told him the price. car. bring curtailment of some captial were forced to get together to pay consumption. jected, would debar them from ARTHUR DRUG STORE son, Rickey have moved to their expenditurea. depo.sited in the bank. 942 Main Street depositor in an insured bank is in* diester was fifteenth. new trailer home oei Kelly road. $25 fee,, was by action at the next Marguerite O’Leary I Mrs. Lewis refused a re­ complete equality. General hiring in all planU and The Incoming Senators, It was session of the Legislature. The Held | Pfc. David Frink, aon of Mr. and ter Mra. Carl Ooehrlng of Main ■aid, also discussed various Re­ ward. A big question attending the ne­ sured up to the new maximum of factories throughout the state was Mraa Harvey Frink of SulUvan street ^s operated by the State. , Mr. and Mrs. John F. ^'Leary | llospitai Notes gotiations la one over which the noted. Seasonal layoffs were re­ Ellington | publican platform planks. Inoliid- $10,(HX) for all deposits held in the avenue la homa on leave to spend' Mrs. Phebe Tilden and her Ing a dual job ban and a Senate An IpexpenslTO way to help folks As a matter of fact.^ a.vscrtcd| of 36 Wa.shlngton stro4‘t, an­ eonfereea have no control the ported in garments, textiles, elec­ daughter Mrs. Blanche Fournier PIKE Ringrose, he had never talked with j Russian reaction. Chriatmaa with hla family. redlstrlcllng proposal. reUeve that "oTerstuffed feeling" nounce the engagement and com­ Patients ToJij- ...... isg Marion Johnson and aon. South same right and capacity. W e and tric, toy nm’eltles and construc­ Postmaster Edward F. Charter are going to spend the holidays The annual Chriatmaa party of after a beatry meal Is just to pass Kirker; the fee ws a natural part Coventry; Mrs. Annelle Anderson The Soviet Itnlon last Ortolier WANTED tion. with Mra. Tilden's other daughter ing marriage of their daughter. Admitted yesterday: Janet St. Francla church Sunday sch'Jol, has received word that his son Ed­ "Hlfhgraders" Get SUver Ore around tasty RBIiLCT'S SPEAeMINT of the operations of all airline ac- and son', South Coventry; Charles warned she would not tolerate a other member banks pay the fuU cost Mrs. M. S. Sthrom and family In Marguerite Marie, to Harold W. Gushncll. 70 Middle Turnpike, aponaored by the combined Moth­ ward F. Charter, Jr„ has been pro­ BUM. Chewing Just naturally aide PACKAGE STORE tlviUes and was paid directly and west; Joseph Scranton, Bolton: Charles, 41 Bigelow street. vival of German mllitarlsin On of Federal Deposit Insurance. California. They will make the Cobalt, Ont.—(ffl -Highgradera digestion. Helps relieve tension. without protext,by the gaptaln of MacNccly. son of Joseph Mnc- the eve of the 12 Atantlc Pact EXPERIENCED ers' arclea, will be held Sunday. moted to the rank of Sergeant. Ho WILBUR C. BROWN, Permittee . Rosa Urquharl, 39 ' Edgerton Births yesterday; A daughter to Dec. 'J4 after the 9:80 mass. Gifts trip by plane. have moved in on the booming Co­ the plan-, who brought the boys to Nesly of' 14 Strong street, and street; Mrs. Thca Wlllcry, 416 Mr. and Mra. Bernard Bloom, 11) nations’ recent meeting In Bel­ is an instructor in Radio Mechanics Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Maple Bometbing else. Keeping re- Mrs. Frances MacNeely of Hy- gium. alie dispatched' notes last Wuppiug will be distributed and a color balt sliver mine here. Hlghgrading freshlngWrlgle3r*s SpearmintGnm 278 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST TnimbuU. ' t'entcr street, Mrs. Fredrlcka Cornell alreol; a dnughter to Mr. movie, "The Littlce Angel " will be School at Scott Air Force Base, street lias a very attractive holiday Is the mining intiu.stry’s name for Ibtssengcra Never Pay annls, Ma.ss. Sploss, Center street; James Ma- and Mrs. Richard Soucy, Somers; week to France and Britain charg­ CARPENTERS Opni Ttiuraday Rveninga bandy givaa your family a wel­ Both young people are grad­ ing that their jiolines on Oermnn Frank Dennette of Buckland has shown. III. dccohation in her front yard, an thievery. When an American mln- "This fee,” said Ringrose. "is a gowan, 33 Nathan road. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward old swell-body sleigh laden with come Mt of sweet that satisfies uates of Manchester High school. rearmament violated their treat­ For Inside and Outside kindly donat< d a sewing machine The funeral of James W. Cox of Jamee McKnlght. son of Mr. and withont erowdlng tammies be­ Free Delivery—Tel. 733C usual part of the operations of any , Admitted today: Nancy Travis, Jarvis, 739 Center street; a daugh­ 4:00 to 8:00 packages, ail that Is missing is the Miss O’Leary la employirf by the ies with the U.a S.R. Wnrk-^Apply at to Wapplng Grammar school for School .street, Burnside was held Mrs. Horace S. McKnlght of Sadd's tween meals. Makes a specially air liner whether on chartered or 139 Main street; Peter McGuire, ter to Mr. and Mra. Herbert Duke. which the school is very grateful Mills, who is s student at Cornell horses. regular flighU. It is Ugured in the Connectlsut General Life Insur­ 56 Haynes street. 8 Silas road. ' Opinion Divided 5 Dover Road today with burial in the Wapping Authoria^d Agents For wholesome between meal treat PLENTY OF ance Company, and Mr. MacNec- ‘O’ and wish to extend to him thanks cemetery. University in Ithaca, N. Y. will for children. Try It, today. cost of operations. Passengers Discharged yesterday: Eata Or- Birth today A aon to Mr. and The United atate.a, Britain and Or Phone 4112 MANCHESTER TRUST Co. Th.’ sewing class is in its second spend the holidays st his home Got your Chrlatmav tree yet? are never asked to pay for it, ly by Pratt and Whitney. cutt, 120 Woodland street; Berlon France liave agreed to meet with Manrheater. Connaetleut The wedding will take place on Mrs. Josenh ' O ificlll. 5 Warren year and is now making Christmas and his brother Dixon who Is a Maybe not, but Cliristma.stime HEI.ENA FREE PARKING' "Kirker apparently was mis­ Stebbins, 132 Bissell street; street: a daughter to Mr and 5trs. Riiasla for tallis on Germany and brings this thought from the Na­ Chawing ^ Saturday, January 27, at ten .lAllVIS REALTY TO. presents and plans to make the Student St the University of Con­ taken about this and called the James McVeigh, 68 West Center Henry Gaiaucr, 62 Essex street other tntematlonni problems. : MEMIEE FED EEH DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION tional Safety Council; Christmas RUBENSTEIN o’clock In St. Bridget’s churth. uniforms for the girl's basketball {Kangoon Citizens necticut will arrive home today to Governor’s office, which immedi­ street; Mra, Ella Qiitsh, 69 North lights and trees are pretty—dan­ IVMOIEY’S SPEARMINT GUM AT ALL TIMES team. The school would be very spend the Christmas recess with ately asked me to investigate. I School street; Mrs. Marjorie Do­ gerous! Don't let Are ruin your olds digetfion, feofh, hreofh gratefifl if anyone hsj another ma­ Wake on Hour his family. Arthur Drug Stores did so and found everything had E. Butson of New London, who ar­ herty, 746 Center street; Mrs. I liollday. Take care. Make sure Florris Fletcher and ton. 444 Hil­ chine they would like to donate. Mias Lois Chapman Daughter of been done regularly. ranged the flight and made it with your holiday decorations are safe. liard street; William Sluzkanis, |iany Obodwln of Buckland Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Chapman of "The plane is owned and oper­ the men. and he says he quoted Rongoon— — You don’t hava South Windsor; William Burgess, road, attended a farewell party Maple street who la a student at ated by Resort Airlines of Georgia a round trip price which was all the to be an Insomnia victim to hava Beaver College, Jenklntown, Pa. which will return those boys to the fellows were required to pay or did 17 Trotter street; Mrs. Mario last week-end in Lynn, Mass., for Dion. 3 Ford street. his brother, Richard, who has en­ sleeplcsB nights here. Tha night haa arrived home for the holidays. camp when their furloughs are p a y” ______Fred G. Weld of Enfield. New over and at no time did it seek to Discharged today: John Mora, tered the Army service. watch keeps you awake. .340 Hackmatack street; Wilfred Last year at the height of the Hampshire has come to Ellington assess its passengers for such a St. Helena, where Napoleon was A llM Barbrick, U.S.N. F.A., son exiled, is a south Atlantic Island. Stewart, 148 Mkpla street; Mrs. of ]flTudi(Mrs. Allan Barbrick of Burmese rehellion there was a to spend the winter with his dsiigh- fee. 1 have talked with Wllllatn Foster road, is home on leave and threat to Rangoon. Cltisens band­ SELECT somcTHinc will spend Christmas with his ed themselvf k ito ward committees to sound the alarm If the enamy family. approached. A night watchman A t a meeting Monday evening of was appointed In each street. the Board of Education at Ells­ Hla duty was to .strike the hour LAY IT AWAY OR TAKE IT TODAY worth High school a preliminar}- of the night on an iron pipe aarve discussion was held on the ele- SEASON’S GREETINGS Ing as a gong. The rebels hava re­ mentaiy school budget, for the treated, but the night watch has coming year. An informal outline remained. Cbnsequently«s*U is of tbs anticipated expenditures was quiet in Rangoon except at'hour studied preparatory to drawing up intarvala. Then the night watch the final budget at a later meet­ clumpa hie "gong." clears hts ing. throat and assures the ^ p u ls e s Robert Valentine of Ellington "all's well.” SUFFERING FROM ARRIVED TODAY! Asthma? rBULOVA SANSON’S ASTHMA to Electrical Gilts ' BRUSH and COMB SETS RKMKOY Has helped many people ^ '^ONE — USE I TABU SETS lead a normal active life by Are Easy To Choose — removing (he palnral «vmp- OLD SPICE toma of asthma. 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Perfect. ★ ★ ★ ¥ ¥ > quality Is G U A R A N TE ED by the famous Keepsake m Certificate bearing our signature. GAUDET JEWIURS 517 BROTHERS S91 MAIN STREET Main St. DEW^RIGIMAN (Across From St. Jemesbi Church) At Th* ILBCTRICAL CONTRACTORS ESTABLISHED 1906 10B3 MAIN STRICT MANCHBSTER Center 767 MAIN STREET 1 ' i j ^ BIANCHBSTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1960 PAGE SEVEN . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. I960 ...... -...... —‘ ■ - - - '______■(MIIIWMWWMMMIHMWeillMWiMe Elnds Wants E ^pt Join migretlng. So far tittle damage Henae ini the Move Two Unemen accompanied the 5. Casualties in Retreat Propaganda War has beei\ done to crops because moving erew Uf clear overhead m 111 Atlantic Pact News , PLACE YOUR ORDER HOW Wilson Names Feature at Circle most of the grain has been har­ Mooae Jaw. Sask. iff5—An 18- IlnM. Thj house was settled on Us Culled rroM m wiru« ! Is LiOiitiiiueci vested. roora farmhouA' was moved 125 new fotmdatlons with no dama^r in Korea Are Put at 11^314 ''fo r Christmas Ice Cream, Milk and Egg Nog Rages in India Iranian ofliclals say most of the mllea to Moose Jaw In 24 hours. except a few broken window panes There Is Still Time To D«C. — A Cairo. Dec., 21.—(Ah—Egypt’s Clay as Aide damage will come next spring ih« iUO,P)—A hear­ J. A. BERGREN DAIRY STORE Portugal to give up the colonies iWItir*! ftrat wtfe, Omca IVlM Nations fonees from abroad B uffe r­ U. N. potential." It aatd 12 Al­ Atlantic Pact conferencea dealing ing on the Southern New England Mr. Trumen'a circular office. The ^ V * Snior, braufht th* milt, aeakinc lied divislone were confronted hy from Hong Kong. . . .President three men atood beneath e large to G®*- Damaun and Dlu. Portu­ Gift Suggestions ed 1,011 casualtlea in that period. with their areas. Jruman is working on Christmas Telephone Company’s request for ------' 844 MAIN STREET — i- gal intends to hold on. And while t« |MT« n INB .moontcnted divorce The toUl of“ ‘12 12,325 dIzV’ did^norrn-did not 27 Chinese divlelons —"only 20 "Egypt," aald Acting Foreign rate increases which would add rnrtrelt of George WaaUlngton. Woniuii Veleraii w t o tU t. Nnawd w n defendant * ppr cent of China’a organised mil­ ineaaage calling for nation-wide the issue remains deadlocked, tho elude republic of Korea losacs Miniater Ibrahim Farag,' "has an prayers. . . .Stock market edges 82.300,000 annually to its tncuihe W. Stuart Symington, Oreirman propaganda war grows Increasing­ wM Kteenor Alien Senior, who Headquarters said field com­ itary manpower." important position among the haa been continued until January of the National Security Kroourcea Of St'rvii'esj married the Bethel bualnesaman a Headquarters said between IS along extremely narrow price ly bitter. Bombay, home of tens of ' I manders reported Chinese Red Mediterranean states and has an route. . . .Felix Carmona, 17, з, Board, some of whose dutlei WU- thousands of Hindus and (*ath. month afUr the divorce. and '25 additional Chinese divi­ evident interest to participate in Witnesses for the company ap­ losses at a ratio of 10 to 1 — a total sion, were "known to be massed young man who wanted to own ■on la taking over In the moblllEa- ollcs of Goan origin. Is a renter Parnd Msland. S. C. iA*i—Ma­ CHOCOLATES If the ault had been preeaed to a of more thafi 120,000. the part on the aame footing aa fancy automobile, la named by po­ peared before the commiaslon tlon Job, stepped i.p after the cere­ for nationalist, antl-Portugues. dadeion, the outcome would have In a second eehrlon along the those two powers." when the' hearing opened before rine Private Lillian Benson, 81, The period was dated Nov. 27- Yalii and within Manchuria." lice as dope peddler to Bronx High mony smiling ind said, "Let me bo agitation. determined which of the women Dee. 12. bvit the total also includ '"The Mediterranean area," he school atudents. the Public Utilities Commission the first to congratulate you." going through "boot camp" here, waa Senior’a loRal nrtdow and heir Tlie withdrawal from Slnanju continued in an interview with the here yesterday. Allcrton F. Brooks, ■•caus* or* Pr«f«rr4* sd relatively small losses suffered through the Red Korean capital Both Republican and Democratic Hne Wide Powers has now seen service In the Army, te the Mg eeUte. He died without during "U. N. probing attack., be­ Wafdiat weekly Le Mesaager, company president, and other offi­ Navy and Marines. With the maMhga wiU. of Pyongyang to the present "maybe more than any other is state central committeea went In­ cials testified that the rate boosts Wilson told reporters hla imme­ Locust Swanns Terms ot the eetUement were ginning Nov. 2i." Eight'll Army line near the ,38th exposed to danger” because of Its to red in financing recent political aro necessary to offset jecent diate plana are lo continue Just Women's Army Auxiliary Corjis J ) \o Worl4 fmmomt S .4 M P LER The defense rtcpartim-nl an­ parallel was made at a time when campaigns .... Two more Phila- wage and tax increases and to what he la doing now—that la, sur­ in World War II, Pvt. Benson was , _ J not diacloeed. but i t was reliably MaeArthnr said China was com­ proximity to the Persian gulf and Menacing Ir.uii reported that It included a truet nounced Nov 30 in Washington Red Sea oil fields. delphiana have been felled by maltnin e.arnlngs at a rate high veying the Job that must be done; one of the first 200 women to vol­ that American casualties in Korea mitting l.MO.OOO men to Korea. mystery bullets but police say they enough to attract new capita] Hedy Lamarr and Ray Mllland 2 lbs. 84.00 fund for the care and maintenance The summary said of the wlth- The countries of the area and getting "just aa many facts head the stellar cast of Para­ unteer for overseas duty in 1942. of Grace Senior, described as since the war began had reached a should, therefore, be bound by ties are not sure either ambush can be needed to improve and expand as 1 can.” Tehran. Iran— > « » UCCrM&jM After Rare Birth, vSsIvatlon Army citadel Saturday balvanjos Hapsbiirg. of Connecticut and the Retail Mer­ then# thlnga thoroughly but add­ door spdAs stadium here because Open All l>ay Sunday and Chriatmaa portorlal ’dlaaster’ period." The Th* couple was married In city chants of Stamford. of a shortage of policemen. An ap­ Second Division played a major at 7:00. The program la under the ed; Toasters, Mixers, ■ Cow Chews Cm! direction of Alton .1. Munale and hall by Corporation Counsel When the hearings resumes Jan- Won’t Merge Agendea plication to increase .the Happy role In blunting the Chinese Red George J. Crocicchln. They had и. ary 3 at 10:30 a. m.. the PUC World Stadium from its present counteroffensive on the rforthweat will be presented before the ar­ FuuerulB "H« ought to have the power^^ rival of Santa Claua with hla pack obtained their marriage license staff will cross-examine the com­ Jo 'siACK m e Vt shuffle Bgendea In order to DBi;. caparity of 7.128 to 12,000 people Combination Branford. Conn., Dec. 21— front. ^bnly a short time before. Probate pany's \viUics.ses. Opponents of the was sent to the Singapore Munlet- The headquarters summary of good things for ths chlldrsn. Carol Emigh ride for emergency moWllmtlon. Karndyko Astia Viola is contentedly Judge John J. Gaffnev signed a application also will have an op­ Wilson add he plana U> orK*"* l^ ity . City officials specified ai chswtng hap cud today, waware gave other Allied loaaea as: Ths program will opsn with waiver of the five-day waiting Funeral aervIcM for Carol portunity to be heard at that time. limit of 9.200 people if certain al-1 Sandwich Grills, U. 8. First Marine Division, 2,- carol numbers played by ths band. ise hla super agency aa a * sh*yl Ot the ftW caused Tuesday period and blood test required un­ Emigh. aeven-year-old daughter of group of qualified pertons" who terations were done, and sent it to whan aha gava Wrth to Uve and 891. Following a reciutlon by Donna der .Connectleut law. the police. U. S. Army Seventh Infantry Humphries, Grace Jones will Mr. and Mrs. Wilbort J. Bhnigh of )e Amazing "Channel-{y«'‘ will aid In formulating defenae Waffle Irons haalthy trlplat*' mt event In the Both bride and groom gave New policy and coordinate efforts of The police turned It down say­ EAST HARTFORD bovlna world about as rare as the Division, 2.0P7. sing, riobert Duncan and Thomas 'York CIt.v addresses. Sandor. 95 254 Henry street, who died ye.sler- Tuning— no itooping, ing they may not he able to sup­ U. S. Army 2.Mh Infantry Divis­ RqSHell will play a cornet duct. day morning, will be held at two the several defenae agencies. birth of hiunan quadruplets. Christopher street and Mrs. Sftn- He thus affirmed that ODM will ply enough policemen to handle Xomdykt U a pure-bred reris- ion. 1,606 Another vocal solo w'lll be given dor. 37 East 6tth street. Both o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the HALE'S no squinting crowds and because of the possi­ I T . S. Armv First Cavalry I'hvia- by Arlcfic Richardson, and Mys listed their ages as 35. It was Watkins Funeral Home. 142 Ea.,t . not. for the present, try to merge bility of a great mimtier of casual­ tsrod Nolstaln now at the Charles and girls who will be heard In existing agencies into a single big Dairy Form on Thompson street In ion 443. the second marriage for Mrs. San­ Center street. Rev. Clifford O. W i*: e Dyno-Power Chas;sis— ties in the event of a psnic or fire. U. S. Army 24th Infantry Divis­ reeltallona include: Faith Hall, Simp.,on, pa.slor, of ..the Center Headquarters % ' mobilisation office, ss he is em­ Famm. though ahe has been sold dor. who obtained a Reno divorce mero tubes for more powered to do. to Charloo DIsbrow of Orange. ion. 146. Thomas McCa,nn, Jr., David last Monday. Congregational church, will offi­ SEE OUR CHOICE SKIECTION 09 WINKS AND Other U. N. Force-,. 1,011 Lyona. Lucille Relder. Judy ciate and burial will be in the ■#Gu ■ powor At tho same time, the National *T was surprised as ahs was, I /• Production Authority (NPA) Imlia Planning IIOUORS AVARAM.1 FOR TNI HOLIDAYS m m " asid Leo ChansM, co- The heavy flrat Marine divlaion ClCsigh. Three Children, Edward East cemetery. and Army Seventh Division losses Turklngton, David Addy, Robert gave official confirmation that It ato m of ths farm with his father. Reds Aflvaiieiii" Friends may call at the funeral q One-Knob fkture Control plans to set up an all-industry (^aiulhi Shrine were suffered during the Icy, Richardson. Patricia .McCabo, home this evening between the AAP LIQUOR SrORES aOSED AIL DAY "Tvo handled thousands of Barry Cole.,. “controlled materials plan," called OOOW and this is the first time I’ve bloody battles around the Chang- hours of 7 and 9. e luilt-ln Aofiol jin reservoir In northeast Korea Into Dinblap "CMP." like that under which New Delhi (Ah—Indian leaders MONDAY, DECEMBER 25 mm that happen." and their fighting retreat'to Koto Carol was a member of a basic defense metals were allocat­ Brownie troop at the Bowers • CyronMtk Picture Lock ed to every company during arc studying models of the Lin­ and the Hungnam beachhead. Winter Starting •school, where ahe was a pupil- coln and Washington nionumentn Headquarters said "unofficial, Saigon, Indo-China, Dec. 21 World War 11. In Washington and Mo.ieow's Red persistent and speculative casual­ — Comnmnist-led VIetmtnh troops • Kkh Mokogony Cabinet WIMKS Canadian Roadsi Clay Won Acclaim Square tribute to I>enin in their ty raporta from the Korean thea­ Dav Tomorrow were reported today to have occu­ NPA Administrator William H. search for a suitable shrine for Want ter continue the artificial nuance pied the frontier town of Dinhiap No One lujiirecl Harrison made the disclosure in Mahatma Gandhi. Rate Boost of ‘diaaater’ that has been giv­ following French withdrawal sev­ announcing the appointment of Preliminary plans rail for a MADRONI WINES en to U. N. military operations..’’ Chicago, Dec. 21 —(A>) — The eral days ago to a position about Walter C. Skucc of Toledo to ■OnUD IN OUFOeNIA winter season starts officially to­ ■ 3 7 8 - i i shrine of 100 acres covering the Ottamp. Dec. 2 1— Canada's It aald the losses were not out four miles .southeast of the for­ In Rail road Crash "take charge of NPA activities area of the Rajghat burning •i»r poet - TAWNv raar - aancAm of line In comparison with those morrow—after more than a month mer key fortress. Down Payment 9M leading to the development of a igflwayi applied today for an tm- pyre -where nearly 100,000 Indi­ CMAM m m tr - a m atv m m y amdlMS general freight-rate in- suffered In similar pullback oper­ of ■ cold and wintry weather for A French military spokesman central control plan similar to the ans watched their idol s body ations In other wars. most of the midwest and much of said French reconnaissance in Vaudrcull. Que., Dec. 21 — qp) — epoaoa e( flva per cent and a ds- RtingeSr RefrigrrHiora TU M I TO riT TOU( CMP." turned to aslies. s ; l o 9 fonsd hieroaae of an unspecified "Experience tablea" normally the east. The cold weather con­ force towards Dinhiap had run In­ Three cars oi a crack Toronto- 1 0 0 0 1 4 Harrison said this does not mean SCHNOONMAXai SeilCTtOM tinued today over much of the Montreal pa.°senger train with 800 asnouiit. consider about one per cent of to enemy fire. He said Vietmlnh Washers aiul Al! - SlifMly kifliGr tn blond* Rnith that such a plan will be set up im­ E\pensl\e Nests TIm proposed five per cent in- overall troops strength a day ah eastern half of the country and it reslatanen had dissipated under passengers aboard teetered peril­ mediately. Skuce. manager of Pyrex and Revereware srsaOO. ostunated to yield the car- a "common yardstick." the sum­ was comparatively mild Jn the French artiller.v fire but empha- ously over the edge of a St. Other A|»(iliaiiees ' 1 transportation of the Owens-Com­ Fort William, Ont. lA’. A store N. Y. S. WINES rlam 9 12,000,000 a year, is based mary said. . "The ra.,un1tlcs of we.stem half. .sized that the town was not re­ Lawrence river bridge 85 mllea rhe unchallenged T \' value on rubbed mahoganyi Sharp,-glare ing FIbsrglaaB Corp-, director owner In northwestern Ontario (BM y OB this week's final settle- every eategorv on all fronts In There was a below freeslng line taken. west of Montreal today follow­ ihe market today. Beautifully free 16" picture. Hbre's the 7\’ of CMP for the old War Produc­ found money mis.slng from the TAWNY - Rutr pen - afr In A Fine Choice Of Items For Gifts osont of thotr wage-hours dispute Korea are well within thi, hraek- from the plains states to the New French army headquarters an­ ing derailment of a baggage car. TH4 JW H A U COM uyled cabinet in genuine hand- set )ou have waited for. tion Board. cnah register. When it was taken SIN wtth 194.000 employees, which et." England region. There were a few nounced Tiie.sdny that Dinhiap had Passengers were badly shaken General Clay, whose pollclea for apart, mice were found using pa­ tomiD IN Hew vote nAW 95* added ^0,800,000 a year Immedi­ It said total ln.,.,es in the Ko­ sub-zero readings in the North been evacuated. up, but no Injuries were reported administration of occupied Ger­ per money for beds in the back a t e te tholr wage bill. rean war "have not even approx­ Central States. TELEVISION many won wide acclaim, la a vet­ of the machine. Xmas T reo With the general increase, the imated the battle lo-sse.. In certain Light snow fell in North Dakota. eran in the handling Of supply and COAST TO COAST ^\iaUwaiya also asked the board of comparable operations of World Minnesota. the upper Great DECORMIER production problems. He was As­ Ct oommissioners for an War n .” Lakes and the mountains of west­ 2t MAPLE ST. — TELEPHONE 8«.i4 sistant Chief of Staff for Supply cAUPOtNu foa TAMi m m Lighting Sets ate 10-cents-a-ton increase. Headquarters said the Allied ern Pennsylvania. There was min and Deputy Director for War Pro­ auesuNor - ciamt - n m o tm t wlthdnvval after the battle of near' the central Gulf coast snd grams during World War II. In and Bulbs. Sinanjil In northwest Korea "was in southern Oklahoms7's 1945 he was Deputy to General 4 9 ' r 99* JUG 1 .8 9 erniaii Red Dwight M. Elsenhower. Now .53, he took the position in industry last year. He has been servdng Electric Ba61^ in Berlin alio as (Chairman of the New York I NOW — T6U CAN MAIE IT AN State Civil Defenae Commission, ■OTTUO tN CAUPOtNU Candles BwUii, Dee. SI-Jnp—la s t Oer- a post he is also relinquishing. OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 8:50 P. M. MY lAUTOtNI - tw in MUnBM - nany’* Cemmuniet Ireatdent. Wil­ FOR DIABETIC AND Weinberg, widely acquainted Daily 9:30 A. M, to 8.50 P M helm Fleck, returned to ^ e Berlin "OLD TIMES’’ (Shristmas! with top Induatrial figures, was Xmas Tree Stands beadquartera today after A.inonth's the foremost recruiter of talent A SCHNOONMAKtt KUCT10N •OI 95* vacation in the Soviet Union. SUGAR FREE DIETS (Nee HebbrUren hD aknun ANTIQUE AUTO 8R S from buaineaa for the wartime Flack epent the past three da>w emergency agencies. In the pres­ paying a etaU visit to the Pt^h ent emergenCjb he la credited with - CHAMPAGNE fovemment In Warsaw. \ Wonli TImw laav-To-lviM Mo4»li having helped to persuade Harri­ SLEDS and SNOW SHOVELS Fleck told a delegation which CliMM Ml Pavailtae Ftwa AB eic««Ko4 M«nl son to leave the presidency of In­ greeted him et the East Berlin ternational Telephone * Telegraph COAST TO COAST NewYOOK arAYi oca 2.59 main railroad station that the Co. to take leadership of NPA. Pl’arsaw vlait showed a strong It la expected that Weinberg will TAITTMOER iMpoami te43 vfNTAar »Sot 3 .7 5 See Our Line Of — FoUsh - German friendship has A N D FOREVER... ' be assigned to round up the frown since the war. $ 0 .5 0 ■ "qualified persons” with whom “We have abollahed the hatred Wilson hopes to surround himself. GIFTS Block and Decker Power Tools that once was created by the Prus­ from'IMATHER^S os Shown Below IM POHTED SCOTCH! sian junkers (land owners) and Telephone poles, water hydrants A precieut dhimond ring it a gift that lath and safety sones never iffrlke an Ihcluding Saws monopolistic capitalists against MALCOUM STUART OttOOOf the Polish people," Fleck said. forever. Ouhtonding vplues in fiery diamonds. auto except In self defense. GIVE HER THE BEST A.; Select her ring now ^nd poy for it next yeor. GLEN CRINAN teptoop About Town aM jk- GLEN GRAEME •ePROOf JS?4.15 ttti SUICB - twOtOWOSIU HM.- Emanuel Lu.hcran church choir i S-OIAMOND KINO An ABC Automatic Washer CHALLENGE lOYiAHSouttepeoor oca•^4.69 followinf its rehearsal last night, RICH I4K OOlO visited the older parishioners and; ------^ H R A N D i E S - ahutins and sang carols, after Siaae down which they gathered at the parson, i ’too" «>.ea wiiKtT age for a aocial hour. Mrs. Olson l90tAamiR-lM9 MCADNIAC .»J9 _i9aerACRARP*ttM C0AST-T0“C0AST 7VfAMOU>a«paoop SI3.39 •erved refreshments, and Mrs. A Clothes Dryer Hotpoint Fleanor Johnson iff Bolton poured. f a m r u d a p p u i5 ? 3 .3 9 Members of the choir vrill go out > « . » » caroling CTiriatmas morning after 4.75 the Julotta service. Saturdav eve­ DUROY AIUMGIIAC IMSSTAMJtTSliimm tIM i*M Moiwi-r rcao u m tf08 MOOU *r FORD 92 99 ning at 6:45 an octet from the 7-OIAMONO WEDDING A Pushbutton Electric choir will sing "arols which will be •AND OP 14K GOID ------W H I S K I E S - amplified from the tower of Eman­ MO 9MM uel Lutheran church. MJaoowN SI3.99 Cuiii|ilf'te Absortnicut of iie e w fiK iv e t e k d*MtedMid sue • TWO-WAY STRETCH leether Nweliie*. Style^ lAe e CLOCKS — MIXERS — DESK LAMPS allergy, salt free or low calo^e diet. IMSIlaiiUlUr SLM ailUSMU ' ^ ■ t to to T c t oMf home for the hoUdays. Her broth­ ’9 9 " eiaa wmur m* MO •ce-Owr’ie aieecmin . . . leek lAe « mec- SUNNY RWeE imotKMaaoMwni. S?3.29 I M m o m e l w W i • lAUNOER fiSIlY I*iii9 CIgs*4 Out Af R*4lue*d Pric*tl Band Saws, Etc. er, Technical Sergeant Alfred De- If you are on a weight rsducing diet come irt and 8miMwrat SUS toeical tU t eoiln ,. . but iqeeMieed end Clantts who Is . stationed In Japan ; • WEAR LONGER im .iini with the Commissary Department, see our complete line of sQgar-free foods. •tipper-«eted. Men’t end Beyi* GMEN VAUIY . INVISIllE lisa* 4 to 12. la Natural, Wlae, Full Line Of Hand Tools No. 487, writeff his parents that he 16-DI AMONG ■oNaoo aoutaaN too moee 13.99 Is well snd very busy at the pres­ WEDDING KANO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND! COUNCllB ent tiOM. J^hase Note: — We now have Fresh, Your Shopping Made Easy: • SEAMLESS ^ in.woowN Fair Delicious Sealiest Diabetic Ice ssea witKtT I-Jirgeet Stock of H-0 Railroad In Town ■ Buy Duribilknil and en|oy a a a n y o t h e r n a t i o n a i i y 8 * ^ ^ OPEN TONKiHT UNTII, 9 ' ' VtCi Albert H. Bolduc, local ‘1 1 9 " ABLE INCLUDING OLD TAYLOR, CANADIAN CLUB, d: who was wounded in Ko­ American Flyer, Lionel Accessories' I - the fullett metiiwre cd re* CLOSED FRI. and SAT. NIGHTS AT 1:30 to now in CalUoniia tnd may Cream, ' • FOUR ROSES (KXDEN WEDDING, SEAGRAM’S, P. M. Erector Sets, Chemistry Sets I lial from voried** vein», be home on a Christmas ! swollen and tired legt ond ^ J x^ B E L ^ W S , flElSCHMAfW, IM rejA U was learned today. SCHENLEY, JOHNNY WALKER'S, WHITE HORSE, TAKE HOME A TREAT FOR Hobbies, Crafts and Toys > other leg conditinns t MccMle tl ABC BLACK & W HITE, H AIG & H AIG . Witll tte M* «f 8 tMw* CMBaN B eeelfiad THOSE ON A RESTRICTED DIET Plenty Of Free Parking Space—Open 9 A. M.-9 ib M. Dae. 9X-4F1—Walter a Larsen’s Feed & Hardware the tradltloiua tide $«kl Only Ry to Buckingham AL'.tlut * Wf’r« No Further Away Than Your TelepheWA present Ills era- CENTER i^ARMACY JEWELERS^ : 116 East Center St; W U. 8. Ambaa- ■ , HOBBY SHOPPE |(IIM ckm 2i DELIVERY SEilVICB 1 af 8t. James. 838 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER “Where Phannuy Ja A Profe«eion“ COR. CENTER and GRLSWOLD ST. PHONE 3?.13 PfMcription Pharmacy DIAMOND’S 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEIn ' tOng George 487 MAIN STREVr V ~y. c TEL. ^253 .TELEPHONE 2-1S75 21 MAPLE ST. t ’ 901 Main St., Tcl. 5321 ARMY AND NAVY m . , 111 BIT MAIN 1ST. ^ TBL. S-«9M |

^ ..'■7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. O URSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1950 MANCHESTER EVfciNH'.i, HKKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER h , 1950 P A G E N il PA6S EIGHT % campaign claases, Governor thinking of the Demovrals that i* B!!* that South Korean troops had tion! Compare it! Ask tor a demonstration and evening at the carriage house. Deaths Last Night i^rtlfamBDU aad otb*r rAAdlng matur. Reptihllrnn convention. It was In­ a MORRIS Members have been asked to bring In Th* M*nebABt*r Erinlpg HeralA more moral right to cross boun­ you’ll agree it’s true M pvh-Claar television . .. dary dividing their own country yoari ahead in eight and aound. an Inexpenalve gift to place under the tree. Refreshmnts will be By The Associated Press Thursday. December 21 than did the American or Britilh WORKINGMEN'S STORE Sarasota, Fla, Mrs. Ida Rlng- XMAS TREES FOR SALE served or Turkish troops representing » DKPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER MODEL 197 — 90 tquar* inch 'M*vf*-CI**r Members of the Elks are re­ Ung North, 76, only sister gf the seven RinsHng brothers of rlrciis Hoover’f Rcrommendations the I'mted Nations. So. at this Free Delivery! piefurat wlHi Sylvania’s ^7V^" lubal minded that all* reservations for fame, who shared with her eldc.st stage of the Korean campaign, the New Year's Eve party of the Former PrsBident Herbert Hoo­ long-ditlanca A ll 12-channsl ra- lodge should be made on or be­ son, John Ringling Nortli, control the I'nlted Nations forcea placed ACETO'S of most of the Ringling Bros, and ver must be credited with con*i*t- Work or Dress Work or Dress ’ chensit with captionl luill-in fore December 27. TURKEYS themselve* behind a shield of | 591 Hilliard Street Yletory Aaaemblv Barnuni k Bailey f ’ irriia. She was eitey. When the world'* problem baeilad arniaitiwity ■nianna * / born In Prairie Du Oilen. Wis. ! .South Korean*. When the < roaa- Victory Assembly. Catholic La­ waa Nasi ag:gr**alon, he recom­ Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. - ing of the 38th parallel seemed PANTS SHOES dies of Columbus will hold a mended that we let it rage where' Christmas party, and pot luck sup­ George Gibb.s, an engineer and FROM FROM Ona-hand tuning! Finsil FM hlgh-fld*lily found it pleased abroad while we con­ militarily and diploinatn ally safe per thia evening at 6:30 p. m. at city planner who aided In design­ GRADE A GRADE A Slippery Driving Ahead circuitil ing many American clttea and centrated on the defenae of our —when it waa assumed that th* their rooms on Elm street and SMALI. peril of Chinese Intervention had members wtll-bring a gift. The towns and IT, S. military cemeter­ YOUNG HENS own aheres. I f he reckoned with AUTO INSURANCE $2 95 u. $3.95 UP baauliluliy tlylad mohagany cabinaH committee in charge includes ies »ln France. Belgium and Eng­ been paased all the iTniteil Na­ TOMS th* poaaibility that we might find In your heat pmlecWon Mrs. Arllne Preasler, chairman', land. He was bom In Greenup. 10 to 14 LbaJ ouraelvea alone in the world tions forces were sent northward. Arline Kellner. Mrs. Eleanor Ky. ' DESIRE OR PURITY BRAND Skinner. Mr*. Catherine Gessay. lb. lb. against overwhelming world In their progres.s, they seemed to Rayipond E. Gorman '!8 Tube t'liasal* Los Angeles - Nellie Bly Brown. all but complete the dispersal of 42 Brookfield St.—Tel. «4«0 Mlaa Margaret Ronan. Mr*. Kath- .’>2. former stage actress known forcea, hla ooncluaion waa *till Work or Dress eririe Moran, Mr*. Margaret Lut- /I a.s Bly Brown. T A L L CAN that we could make ouraelvea an the North Korean army and SHIRTS xen. Philadelphia — Matthew J. OUR BUYERS BELIEVE THESE ARE THE FINE.ST BIRDS WE’VE HAD IN YEARS Impregnable^hemiaphera laland. then. In the Yalu River sector, SPORT BrotheniOfMl Meeting ...... Broderick,...... 53...... Insurance nnd stor- the CTiinese Ctommunists Inter­ The Brotherhood of the. First | company executive. He Wiis EVAP. MILK Now the world'a problem la that / Work, Dress mmhmfm r n k m m Evangelical Lutheran church will i (,0 ^ 0 in Pittsburgh, DEL MONTE FANCY—GIANT 46 OZ. CA'N vened after all. PRESCRIPTIONS of Communiat aggreaaion. and Mr. hold a meeting this evening at ' Now the military ami diplo­ JACKETS ■/ Paris — Marquis MelcOor De Hoover'a formula la the aame. He Compounded by men of many and Sport eight o'clock at the church. Pollgnac. 70, chief of press and LONG IIILAND matic situation la reversed. The Wool Kiowa Council Hi would concentrate on th* defenae year* experience. WILL BE propaganda service.* for a special FRESH Chinese Oommunlata are now the FROM FROM EVERY .SET PURCH.ASED BEFORE CLOSING TIME SATURDAY Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca- French mls.sion in Washington of thtf hemiaphere, latUng Com- hontaa will hold a meeting Friday ones confronted with the problem INSTALLED IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS during World War I, and direc­ Pineapple Juice 33' DUCKUNGS muniam hav* what It pleaeed in Arthur Drug Stores evenipg preceded by a pot luck tor-general of a champagne firm of the S8th parallel, and their so­ NEDICK’S—GIANT 46 OZ. CAN Europe and in Aaia. $6*88 Up $1.59 u. supper at seven o’clock. Following for more than 40 years. WAYBF.ST FRESH lution of that problem seems to be the business meeting there will be LARGE RtlAH’nNG Ih Aa In 193» and IMO. Mr. Hoo- a Christmas party with exchange Cincinnati - Harry Doss, 86,: shaping up aa a repetition of our who piloted steamboats on the | ver'a preeant oounael aandi a mea- of gifts. I solution. Stop In—Browse Around and Sec If You Can’t Complete Ohio and Mis.sisslppl rivers for 63 , CHICKENS aage of eompleta deapalr to the Christmas Dates I What they hav* apparently Your List With a (;IFT FOR HIM The foUow’lng is the schedule of I years. other freo pooplas Involved In the Dajlon, O. Irs M. Grishaver, ORANGE DRINK 24' MALONEY'S FRESH Chriatmaa events at the Union I fate of the world. Aa then, it dona la to reviva the once-shat- j 54, of Bridgeport, Conn., vice OCEAN SPRAY—TALL CAN NATIVE ft ) tered North Korean army, and , FREE ALTERATIONS Congregational " h : ^ Dee. J l . Pr„<,uoUons ‘ amounta to a perilotia Invitation RUBBER FOOTWEAR RADIO AND TELEVISION Thursday, 6:30 to arge ON PANTS Inc., of New York and of United L place it In front of themselves as a . CAPONS to Aggreaaora to come forward I'. 8. Royal, 660 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 2*1046 Donald Watrou* and Mrs. Wilfred Lutz; Saturday, Dec. 23, 2 to 2:30 Aircraft Products of Dayton. and taka what they pleaae. And. ahleld. Apparently they, too. as- i lAk Crosse I A Open Every Eveningr From IW l’| p. «.. Primary party; 7 to 8:80 p. FRESH aa than, it repreaenta th* natural aume that there is a difference be- I ”i;|l 9 P. M. OPEN EVERY EVENING ’TIL 9 P. ,M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS G O P Leader Die# ranberry auce WAYBEST ft) m„ Intermediate and Senior De­ C S 13 Inatlnct of perhapa one-third of tween having North Koreans aa- I partment's party; 7 to 8 p. m.. ASSORTED FLAVORS—CONTENTS saiilt that boundary and having , Chimes and Marimba. Betty Ko.ss New Britain. Dec. 21 i/Pi - NATIVE FOWL th* American people, who atill Thomas F. McGrath. .17, widely foreign troops do it. . | and Mrs. Wilfred Lutz; Sunday. oUng to the idea that thia country Dec. 24, 7 to 8, special (liri.stroas known Republican Icfldcr in this Beyond lAEt, it would not be LGE. READY oaa aucceaafully atay out of “ for­ service, chimes and marimba, Bet­ city and a veteran city employe, ROT. lb ...... died of a cerebral hemorrhage yes- TO EAT eign" war*, and who argue that surprising if, with the North Ko- ty Koaa and Mrs. Wilfred Lutz: ickwick oda m.. Cradle'Roll and Nursery 1 terday. McGrath served as Secre P S 3 rean antiiea reappearing in the | ooked 2 P C thia nation'! Rrat mlaaion in the { HAMS lary and Chief Clerk of the Board CHRISTMAS WRAPPED— POPULAR BRANDS field, the (Tiinese Communists party: 10:45 a. m., Christmas ser- world la to protect itaelf. a* a rr- \1ce. of Public Works here for many should revert lo Ihcir previous years. He was City •Comptroller | FRESH poeltory of wcitem rivilir.ation, Held Serxice LEAN RIB ft> role of backstop for the North Ky- Rev. Maurice Foulkes, rector of from 1949 until he reslgnAl In 1 no matter what ala* may Have to 1950 to make an unsuccessful bid CARTON be aacriflcijl toward that end. ream, keeping themaelvea in the CROSLEY FREEZER for the Republican nomination PORK ROAST Now, aa then. Mr. Hoover hope* background unleiia they should be for Tax Collector. He had sought! eiGAREHES FOR YOUR KITCHEN the G O P Mayoral nomination in | that auch a military and diplo­ needed to repulse some new Mac- or B.VSE.MENT Copy Cat Styles FIl.I- CUT ft) I Arthur offensive. And. if they do 1944. but lost thqn to former May- ! matic course wnll enable u* lo bal­ NVe have some 8 cu. fl. or George A. Quigley. Funeral ance the budget. I Ihi*. It can be seen Hist they insy services will be held Saturday 1‘I.NT BOT. or, I LEGS OF VEAL kitrhfii mmicls on special The iaaue posed by Mr. Hoover ! soon be turning a bland face to- morning in St. Joseph’s Church. 1 O O ^ I PORK PORir OHOPS iSe OYSTEROYSTERS FRESH Plat 79c al S2i;i.;i.'i. Low down pay­ >1 Burial will be In St. Mary’s Ceme­ MAZOLA OIL ia fundamental. Can we live alone I ward the world and B.sking ques­ OVEN KIST SALTEII— 1 LB. BOX ments— 6.'> weeks to pay. tery. GRADE In the world, aafely and proaper- tions Ilk* these: "What Chinese Lb 49c .NO P A Y M E N T S T i l , CHUCK STEAKS REEF SLICED BACON ouBly? Or must we live in the 1 troops in Korea? Where are the FE Il. 1. lO.'il world, part of its tragedy and I Chine.se doing any hghling in Ko­ a u ’ie Perl and Pretty VEAL CHOPS * LINK SAU^QE troublea, but alao ita main hope? rea? Who aaid we were eiossing . a or a oda rackers th* S8th parallel? " S C Mr. Hoover'a aniiwrr ia that the Oit>gl«8f stomwwo CORINA CALIFORNIA FANCY SAUSAGE MEAT ^ HAMBURG ^OlIND^ venture of living in the world, aa All of which will create the kind W H IRLPO O L •nd twmMort t* matchl repreaented by our participation of diplumatle har.e in which ajt- by UWRY GLASS in two World Wars, and by our ! greasion likea to opciatc. AUTOM ATIC S'GinM'ahi, $2.50 6'4 OZ. LB. participation in th* United Na- 'f. On the other hand, Ihi.s .stial- • Magnificent cut-gtsa*-^ CANS BOX egy,. if it Indeed bri omes what the W ASH ER OR correct ■for modem, tradi­ Uona, has failed, and that even the | tional, fbciMl amHnfor- $3.00 TomatoPasteIo LOAF CHEESE 2 ^ther free peoplea of the world I (^ineae follow, will have its CLOTHES DRYER mal *eUing»T-M^ guar­ anteed rims (" If the rim have proved themaelvea unworthy 1 bright spot. It would mean that, RONtXESS of a 'Safedge’ ftam ever ft) of our fellowship., j although the i'nilrd Nations . a or a chip*. I jbbey will replace SKINLESS We must take aoblsr ^larrel ! force* would still hr barred from k 'J In right different llems—for every enter-, YOUR CANNED HAMS with'-aU this.' To surrender alt' the reronqiirvl of Noi Ih Koira, NEW TIDE-DUZ '.taininf need. CHOICE Europe and Asia is, to our mind, they would he able lo hold their REFRIGERATOR NU-MAtD H, the extreme in appeasement. To , own mihlanly against thr North TABLE GRADE aasurae that thi.* nation can live i Koreans. It would hiean thal the We will deliver this the LARGE PKG. MARGARINE with all the rest of the woild I ’ riileii .Nations would nut be day before Christmas and GXYDOL CENTER abandoned is, to our mind, an ulti­ driven off the peninaula. allow you .'t'lO for your old CUT ^ JERSEY TBV-BLU SIJCED mate mistake. To assume that It would mean thal, even if bv ice hox. SWISS CHEESE this free nation can' abandon the ' "uhlerfuge, the I'hinr.se Commii- ee BLUEBERRIES tall can 23c FRESHLY |. rest of the free world, and still re­ ni.sts do shrink from rrn.ssing thi FOR JUNIOR. a. DEL MONTE FANCY SLICED tain principles o f life within it­ :iMh paralli'l tlirm.si lv<-s. Bal- a llopaloni; Cassidy Radio BOOED HAM self is ta Ignore the American amrd against tin- dipli.nialir luii- COOKED PRUNES glass jar 19c lUKUriout n#w character. To assume that the barra.ssmrnl of tlie I'nitod Na­ FOR MOTHER... >» SUNSHINE , United Nations has lost and been tions, there would nevcrlhelo.sa br a Zenith Clock Radio, or cut •t#mwar# KRISPY CRACKERS Ut 29c KIELBASSE destroyed is to abandon that prin­ tlie fact that the (Tiinese Commu- ('omhination Radio-Phono. dS'ewl. - -Utirrly lovely 1, " j E B P - ciple of world law whirh is the mst.s were, physically speaking We have RCA. Zenith. p^tically-prired. prac. WON last beat hope of earth, and that (li.sciigBging Ihomsclvis •' from Brilliant naw tical lo usei Rim' 8 1 3 1 SERVE YOURSELF IN OUR EXTRA LARGE principle which must be made to world war. guaranteed-’;if the rim 3-f yr*. G EN ERA L Sf a ’Safedge’ Has* ever live, despite setbacks. If there is Thus IS all speculation on our cut stamwara chips. Ubbey will replace By Sue Burnett IPRESH FRUITS and to be life for any part of the part. But ita combination of em- by UMBY GLASS it.'* In a I'omplele a^'ic*. ELECTRIC 5080 SEYM* STRK ^ ^ , world. haria.ssment for th* I'nited Nations Bride* pleaae nolo ’v y ^ . Your little helper will adore VEGETABLE DEPT. FANCY PIES Mixers, Vacuum Cleaners • For both modern and tradillonal lal Le*r’ is perfmt with, having a pretty pinafore just like Finally, to a.ssume that we have with a .strategy for keeping Ui L l t B t r GLASS Delicious, fresh fruits and vegetables for your Electric Clocks, .Vutumalic •ettingf. praHiral lo use every ! both modem and trsdi- mother’s. Each of these buttons •If holiday feast. only two choices—defeat abroad pot boiling in Korea while les.sen- Itiau are'gii*ranleei . tional aellingf. down the back and has colorful FOR THE HOLIDAY Toasters the rim M a 'Sefedge' glam ever chi or iaolatlonlam—U too closed and ing (Ttineae Communist involve rlc rac trim. Fun to sew. Ht'll r^sre it.’') Idau for hridasi By Mra. Aaae Cabot CALIFORNIA PASCAL CAFE COD artificial a view of our world op­ ment. makea H seem a likely and (toblei illiulrated—many olhar ilem* •fABLE WHAT ABOUT availabi* in this patlem. Pattern No. 8130 is a aew-rite portunities and responsibilities. typical iwiliey for the Communiat perforated pattern In sizes 12, 14, Your pride and Joy will look an­ Cranberries IC each Both peace and war are indivisible ca'mp. 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, gelic in thia aew-eaay party frock. CELERY n M B LE TELEVISION? 4 ^ The frisky kitten appUque can In our world. We are in that 5 2 *5 0 3 8-4 yards o f SB-inch. We have in stock: .\d match or contrast with the ribbon 25c Bch. 2 , Lb. Pkgs. 29c world beyond any Inatinctiv# de- miral. RCA, Zenith. Enter Pattern No. 8131 la a aew-rite trim. , cUion to withdraw from it. We ... perforated pattern for alzes 3, 4. Pumpkin, Mine#, Apple and Cnatard. Just the thing to son, Tele-Tone, Rendix, Air Pattern No. 5080 consiata of tla- NATURAL COLOR, LARGE. LUSCIOUS ar* in that world standing for a 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Sizes 4, 2 1-4 complete your feast. KIur. .\rvin, 'Crosley. An yards of 39-inch. Buc pattern aizea 1, 2 and 3 year* INDIAN RIVER JUICE EMPEROR certain principle, without which drea. included, material requirements. 1 MiaihWi h™” ** we cannot live ourselves. That USE OUR TRIAL PLAN For these patterns, send 25e for appUque pattern and aewing and ] ORANGES GRAPES prindpl* has. its military, political, each, plus 6c for flrst-claas mail­ flniahing directiona. ^ j aeiM iaabm >##Auwiw»wewiiipig^ ^ ing for aach pattern ordered, in 25c Doz. 2 Lbs. 29c diplomatic, moral boundary,on the coins, your name, addrisa, aiae de­ , Send 20c plua 5c for Arat-elaM 8#th parallel in Korea j i i t as h o m e c o m f o r t OFIN e i o s i D sired, and the pattern number to mailing, in coins, your name, ad^i much aa it has It on the coast o f Sue Burnett, H ie Manchestet Eve­ dress and the pattern number tENT GLOW smart, easy to sew ftylee; apecial tbitII lyo ar* In I j^ope lATc All Day Sat. Til S feature.*; “ ift pattern prihted in- . . . pin.. 4' gift patterns and dl- eld* the book. rcctioiu. ^5 cents. ' ■ aa lnS'^^ ato- OIL BURNERS 1 UANCHE8TBR BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUmm, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 MAM:HESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. tORO PAGE HLBVBT

W TItl — l»w» WON* — l«l« North End Sing W rU A — MHI.1 Church School z'SZT' UfOOO— l Annual Event 4 ,lS :a S - News Story in Error as WDRO^OtHk* It lUch. ■ W THT—New*. WONS—Jack's W»xwork.i. To the Tiiiie-J>f Affair Children of .Nazarene w i w r —Ntiwa: rw nUy Album, |fO «r 1»:S5— Mm fsm d b u d g e t Brnktimom w n c—BMksUfe Wif«. WTHT—8>-mphonette. At Depot Squall To Give Their Pro- WHAT—Pollu Hop. WOHS—HoUywood. U. B. A. llHKk— mraiii Tom orrow Night New* on all station*. WKNB-How*: Sport*. If you are In a quandary as to 11:111— jg0mr mmrkeiim§ limt tmrgeM «:15— WONS -Jack's Waxwork*. when the annual community sing enimmmm Pupils of the Nitzarcnc Church w n c—Btdl* D«11m . WTIC—Song* hy George Solter. will be held at Depot Square, let school will present their annaal w n rr—FamUy Album. WTHT—U. N. Recorded High­ WONS-^*ck Downey** Muste us put your mind at ease. It will Christmas program tomorrow eve^ light*. be held tonight at 7 o’clock. An nlng at 7:30 at the church, opsniiig S tep . W DRC—World Tonight advertisement in yesterday’s Her­ AT FIRST FOOD STORE with the favorite carol. "O Come 11:80— WDRC—Tankee Kitchen. W n c -R e p o n College Choir. ald announced the affair for to­ All Ye Faithful." aud prayer by w n c —t,or*n>o Jone*. WDRC—Public Sen-Ire Pro- rRIMlWHSR I K IWmMSRHSRIRtRfnMMRiRIRHItRtRMIfRM entaeilH niSfSR the pastor, Rc\, James R. Bell. Customers’ Corner WHAT—New*: Polk* Hop. night but a news article said It gr*m . Little Bill Adam.son wilj, bring AtFs Festive Foodlhhies would be held last night. This was 11:66— SW IFTS PLUMP, Y0UN8, TENDER greetings. The Beginners Depart- ‘w w tc—Old Record Shop, WONS—New* a mistake of our* and we humbly msnt win sing "Away In a Mang­ w n c —Toun* Wldder Brown. beg forgiveness. 18:00— er” and Pamela FltzirolVions and W TIC —New*; Dance .Music; G. Albert Pearson and the Round Jim m y BcM.flXVlIl sing .^“Redeemer WONB—Strmisht Arrow. New*. Table Singers from the High Divine." WDRC—New*: Old Record sehool will be featured at the North PVe<|ueticv Modiilstlon Gail Wctrsmaii will hiiig "In a ,hi. « ...n .1 •»>« T” '- Shop. Knd Christmas c*rol song festival Manger”, and the Primary classes WHAT—Story Queen. , WDRC— fTW; 98.7 M t’. tonigtit. The former will have WFH.%— 108.7 M f. will sing' . t:30ent NlgUk” and ”0 1 w U h : » Help Make a Merry Christmas! WTOT—New*: Storyland. charge of the program while the Little Town ot Bethlehem. The w n c —When ■ Girl M*rrie» WTIC— FM 90.6 MC. WDRO—FM on the *lr 1 p. m. to youthful singer* will rei>.Ier sev­ Juniors win sing •'While Shepherds •iIA— eral selections. Mrs. Arlyiie Garrity Watched " and th t '.Ttinihr choir. WDRC—The Old Record Shop, 11:86 p. m. TURKEYS18 POUNDS UP 10-18 POUNDS will accompany on a portable or­ "Tile First .Noel," and a group of w n c—Portia Face* Life, — .Same a* WDRC. gan. Police Chief Herman O, Junior.”, .Symbols-of Christina.*. , h « the happy eompan“»"**»‘P WHAT—Meet the Band. WFHA P. M. Schendel has donated the use of T hose 2!gklntfnwl. ® ^ ^arm fellow- • : * * - the emergency truck and an ampli­ Recltatlona ndlt be glMo by the of lovea onet, th* WONS—Sky fan*, «;00 Racing and Sport*. 0:15—Farm Report; Weather. fying syatem to carry the Btralns following boys and girl* of the w n c—Ju*t Plain Bill. of music so th*t person* unable WTHT—Superman. 6:30—Weatem Serenade. church school: 6:45—Keyboard Kaper*. to attend from that section of town Billy Anderson. Dianue Platt. will hear the singing. r •<- h .« v . « I*'* WDRC—Curt Ma**ey —Miydh* 7:00—Dance Time. Richard Fish. Billy Hayes, Freddie CRANBERRY SAUCE 8:00 - Naval Reserve Show. The program is sponsored by the , foil meature of Tilton and Orcheatr*. Adamson. Maxipe Allison. Sharon WMoii o« traaiNio 8:15—Here'* to Vet*. MAnchester Improvement Asso­ l b . Kilpatrick, Ernest'McFall. Arthur wnc—Front Pa*e Farrell Viappineea- KIA* M l« M MMC WHAT—SpotllRht on Sport*. w n o ciation and the chairman Is Fire Schwarm. Maril>Ti Phillip.*, Billy s***v A c**s A V ■ :S5— 9:30 p. m.—Duffy * Tavern. Cbtsf John Mere. M'nney. Sally Ann Cole, Bobby WTHT — FaletaT* Pabulou* WTIC—FM on Ite air 7:80 a. m.- Allison. Joyce Wo-atcott, Keith STUFFING BREAD 1 a. m. Bell. Fable*. KMmHKWWMWWMfWWt JABC LARCr MfS WONS—Bobby Ben*on. Televlston Christine and Karen Kilpatrick, WNHC—TV RARRER LOAF 4& 1 •:**— AUT<» CLASS Nancy Craft, Wayne and Warren WDRC—Now*. r. M . Uslier, Beverly ‘Haye% Carol Ann W HAT—New*. 4:00—Homemaker’s Exchange. MIRRORS Har\'ey. Judy Fraser, E arl Cran­ S A U S A ^ M E A T WTHT—Sport* Headline*; Joe 4 ;30—Vanity Fair. dall. Martha'McConib, Edwin Mc­ RieRWICR 5:00—Lucky Pup. Olrand Show, Connell. Sandra Cummings. George Fl tl FMH IS Oy w n c —New*. 5:15—Time for Beany. 5-6 Lbs. Avsrags White. WONS—New*. 5 :30—Howdy Doody. OYSTERS 6:00—Don Wlnalow of th* fOfUlAR MANDt-THI IDIAL CHtItTMAl aiFT lb . WDRC—Jack Smith Sport*. Navy. * * * 7 9 ' 6:30—John Conte's Little Show. ROASTING CHICKENS C i g a r e t t e s eia 1 ■ fAcx •:1S— 6:45-Je*n O’Brien F.ntertain*. Gilead W DRO—Needle Club, IWSRWSBSRMSRWHIMlIRfRIRtRW S I RHSn fllMliSniRMHUfMMWSIMIMnMMfllMMfWMCWMHHWWMnfnfWdS* raiCiO rot CONNKTICUT w n c—Bob Steele. 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollle. 7:30-Sport*. MGRIM NAND-YOUIK. HU&f A TENDER M TOW LIS W TO 22 LIS US t MR WONS—Sport*. NATIVE— 7 - 8 Pounds Avurdqu FRESH or SMOKED Hebron- Grange, P. of H.. No. 22 WHAT—Supper Serenade, 7:45—Newsreel. Ill, held their regular meeting at 8:00—Stop the Musle. the Gilead Communlt.v hall on Ann Page Stuffed Manx. Olives . AY o: J^R55* WDRC—Record Album. 9:00—Ellery Queen. lb It) Tuesday evening.^ -•iTie lecturer, LB< ^ LB' 9 :3 0 —Dave Gsrroway. Mrs. Mary Porter, had a very in­ R&R Plum Pudding ...... 14 02 LAK39* TURKEYS .59 •:tS— IIIH Osatot St. Pbntie 6866 w n c—Weather. 10:00- Private Eye. CAPONS 68<’iPiCNics teresting Christmas program. Deep breasted and delicious ... these plump birds are specially selected for their tend­ 10:30—W hat’s Mv Name. Mors Froota. Ptrtaro FraoSag Carol singing included .song.*, ".Toy HO 2VY CAR37* •:as— iWWMMWMRHIMMSRMMIHIMlWRHIHKi IIUHSUMMRCUWMKRMKni||tniWlf RtRHKRMS43 lyn Porter and tableau b.v Miss WTHT—Weather. MS*SRHS*SRtRIRIRiRIRCncntRI Quality n $ h —AUraatiudy Priaadl WONS—Fulton Lewi*, Jr. SUCED BACON 5 9< I HAMBURG he delivered gifts to everyone. A DRAWN, RIADY-TO COOK FANCY CAPONS 9 79e w n c —Guy Lombardo Show. beautiful decorated cake was pre­ O s l f i HOLIDAY lOX 2 . 9 . ^ V - N E W — IMfUOVtO swwinMcnHMMMilicwsimHiiwnMWW IMRMSRWIMSRIRIf WHSWWS.*, WCHCB—Rod and Gun Club. Tur m A 15-OZ. PKO. SF.EDLR8S Swoat Mixad Picklas FACKIRf OtlL •UARl JAR 33' come. 4 SiSB— Mrs. Alice E. e'oote and Mrs. Bxtitt Larf • Sise Greek String Figs . . . WONS—BUI and Henry New*. I RAISINS Ann Pag* Oranga Marmalad* . . . « . 2 3 ' Olla Wrapped Brh € I I I T N I POTATOES 4 - 2 9 Robert E. Foote were recent call­ ARsr rsars of sxMrlmenMns. the ers St the home of_ Mrs. Ruth Sweet Potatoes YtLLSW SSLBf* 4 LSI 29* Walnuts *mm** •**■ r ■' WDRC—Suipcnac. IIFFIRIReil Bacon BMtllna companr brinii Hutchinson Foote in' East Glaa- Grapofruit Juica rACKIIS UIEL 44 U CRN 25' WONS —U m erick Sitow. you a Club Soda . . . LIGHT ROCK . . , that can't be beat! LARGE DOUBLE BUNCH CALIFORNIA PASCAL SWEET CIDER tonbur.v. ' WTHT —Amateur Show, It'a luperb earbonatlon is pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil were Crispo Sugar Wafars .... Yellow Turnip CABMIAN IS 3* Imparted Pitted Dotes wnc— Dra*net. duced by a ntw aclcntine control T A IT I TNI proceaa which ilvct you a Ctyb Ig^>Z. CAN R. * R. callers at the homes of Mr. and WHAT—New Britain v*. Hart­ Mrs. Albert Dorau in New Britain Ann Pag* Tomato Soup . . . ford High Baaketball Game. 8oda that aparUte lonser . , . Hubbard Squash u 3* Almonds ...... BIFFIRINIII taatae hettarl Try It now at thli and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolf­ •:U— low. tet-aaquaintad price. Aak PLUM PUDDING gang m Durham on Sunday. QT Frosting Mix AIIORTFS WHAT—Moonlight Matinee. your Independent nelihborhood White Boiling Onions 1 29* ' Golden Kernel Popcorn Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fish and • m — dealer. CELERY TB I BolUs Poultry Soosoning .... WDRC—Playhou**. son Calvin accompanied Mr. and 6trs. Frank Ulm and son David of w n c—We the People. MADE BY BACON BO H LIN G CO SINCE 1851 AftP P u m p k in ...... Ice Cream SLS tussm H SAUSB FM89* Frexen^trowberrles USSY'S ISSBF ■49* WONS—Reporter* Roundup. WHITE ROlUNG SAUCE Bolton and were dinner guests o« t:4S— Mr. and Mrs. Henr.v Hurley at WTHT—Robert Montgomery. 2-OZ. JA R their home in Middle Haddam on Ann Pago Salad Drassing . . . Marry Christmas ani A Happy New Year! Sunday. This was in honor of David's' fourtli birthday which Ann Paga Raspberry Preserves . w n c—Screen Director* Play- STUFFED DLIVES hou*e. * was December 17. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Novak Cocoa Marsh ChOCOLATI drink PRIFARATION ' WDRC— Lineup. ONIONS 9-05L r a o . 2 * " 2 5 NONE-SVCH ^ have bought the farm and hoiue' YOUR CNOICi OF PUMPKIN OR SOU ASH WHAT—New*; Moonlight Mali' nee. . from George Kroncli, Jr., on West Educator Soltines ...... • IN street. lACH ; : s e » WTHT—Hall of Fame. McIn t o s h MINCEMEAT lb ;lS — ■ Mr. and Mrs. Osborne of Bloom­ Del Monte Pineapple Juice . . field lu^ve boiiglit and moved into WONS—I Lov{ a Mystery. POUND PKO. ANN bALE WTHT—Gu*»t Star. the old colonial homestead recent­ Date A Fig Pudding CRRSSI & RLACKWtLL ly owned by George French. Jr., THIN MINTS on West street and formerly One-Pie Pumpkin known as the Charles Burt place. APPLES POUND BOX LAWrOVS This house is one of the oldest in m m Orte-Pie Squash ...... Ribbon Candy wamiums mm 39*. Layer Cake CMRirWU IS HICN 1.89 Gilead and was originally owned by the Talcott family and it is Elberto Peaches HALVES Il'LTANA Christmas Stockings m* H a Robert Hawley of Gilead street. Sweet Potatoes FACRER S LASa PIES A. a PETERSEN’S Hebron Grange are sponsoring a CHRISTMAS IbsarM Ssdat series of csfd parties the first one A&P Cream Style Corn M m c«ii2 r«* 29* Squash, Pumpkin, Mlnee Is i Grsam Fruit Baskets and Apple Oeateata Oaly. will be held at the Hebron Town Hall on Tuesday evening January Ann Page Mince Meat f « F«S 1 S COOKIES f ACKIO fUU O f CRANBERRIES S far 29s 29s piati 9th at eight o’clock. Bridge, set­ U F s Pil€B POLICY ASSORTED back and ipinocble wUL. be played A&P Fancy Peas .r ; . *« M c*4 23^ ffSTIVI IMHWAT fOODS Horses and Santas, and prizes will be given for each game. Refreshments will be , . 44Unit33 a SwswMs kw jHess sa kaaAsSs el Honey Boys ROLLS Sunnyfield Cake Flour lACH 4 # 9 8 served. The purpose of these par- ksM asary 4ar~.ia*Ma4 al Jait a ia* B i t BEN ; ties is to raise money to install -tei4sy*ag-is*sfci4 ig iiali - running water in the Gilead Hall. A U R M C U N K I OPEN SUNDAY, DEC. 24 a AAn ttk t i yrisas art gaaraalssJ k* UNTIL 7 P. M. aaa wtsk. asaa tteagh riatkal ptkts Cake KODAK QAHERAI McINTOSH. DELICIOUS Closed AD Day Chiiat'nas Day ••■a- AiWAYt AN Afwaeu w a iMimAv am and BALDWIN ITATIONERY alO the Itey Following r * M k st iMt paAcy M s* bar Place Christsus Orders Early—Telephone 2-9486 APPLES em itam tra «•** msrt Maasy. i^M .3s i;£ S.e5 N O R T H rEN D aWMi tlM asnaei frias markaC «a Amartaa'a F m tH U ' irst7'' t ood tore $1.00 bushel tvsty ilMi, ylna aa heatesd caA laf* S M S f A l U M A______• Y F F S l*l« sUf. . . yaa kaaw wtel yao stsa e*ar Twe-Tki* M k md NM4 M tNH ‘.vv . ^ 1M b DM PINE PASHtY SHOP W OiirttrSti^ OF lUIIOHESTER. we. : . TthphiM MSI LOUIS M .B0TT1 aiA iP. fsr isaftsa *8 yssf k *e . « . *a4 ODT WRAFCPfOt €68 CENTER STREET ECONOMY OPEN THURIDAY-m I P. IL P m U Y TIL I P. M. a n d S O N S B b Utc CoattaU C^pyriiktaA 1950—The Great A tkatk aeS Padia Tea Caw - Bay tea. aaS Xbm B i ^ HUI Rend Telephona 8-1991 K-ii'' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1950 PAOB THIRTEBli? jfANCHpSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1950 swards which werejriven out. They street. The Asford car travelled Driver -Arrested about 60 feet after the Impact and L ocrI Were aa follows: " Resident Bakcti Cub Pack 91 struck a tree, police said. against him by Accomack County N^ht Courses «. Church Group Hundred-Ten Pound Pie Wolf Badge: Peter Bushnell, Merry Xmas Authoritisa. Raymond Luce, Bcldon Bogir. After Aeeideiil FRIED OYSTEdS, CLAMi] The story bit th# nawspapm Philip McGehan, Nonpan Fish. The effect of nnisrs on nervea FIHH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NSW FRIALATUIII Police Chief Points Out November 34 whan Mra. Brioo At Trade School WE W ILL BE CLOSED Gives Program A local resident, Joseph lAl- Enjoys Parly Roben Cox, Robert Spies*. Bobby of girl typlats waa tested by a For Enricos kaa, of SO Foxcroft drive, to­ .Toicph N. Asford, 17, of West made an appeal for money, saying Messier, David Batstonc, Jay Boris, scientist. How about tsating the tlur new unitary pmeew glvn you a dalteioaB, ttj Priscm Doon she bad only meager funds. She day baked what Is believed to Charles Johnson, Bruce Johnson. street. Bolton, was arrested for effect of gum-cracking on the Holiday Driving Hazards said she and her daughters had Evening classes at the Hbwell SATURDAY, DEC. 23 be the largest pie ever baked Manchester Green Unit vic^alion of rules of the road yes­ golden brown food t* Scala In the flavor! CMt* ig-i ' f i v s (Contlnned from Pa** One) Missionary Circle of llie Bear Badge: Jerry BaUtone, boaaT "spent a miserable Thanksgiving." Cheney Technical school closed in the state of Connecticut. Holds Annual Event Thomas Lombardo. Roger Spring­ terday following an accident at try them! FKIRI) OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED “our No so lucky as Erlco was Fred­ for the Christmas holidays follow­ Kmaniiel Lutheran Has The mlncc pie weighs 110 er, Thomas Gagne. David Janssen.i 4:25 p.m. at Porter and Grandview I'D TAKE HtJMK. CAI.I. 3808. ’ Enrico didn't know where pounds and measures nearly I erick Racine, an Independent ing the regular session last night. At the Bower* Schoul Uon Badge: Dawson Bents. streets. wtooB Qmi4* next meal la coming from.” trucker from Norfolk, Va.- He re­ ^ CARTER Ils Clirislmus Party four feet In diameter. This aft­ Classes will be resumed on Walter Sharp, Frank Terry. Patrolman Josepli Sartor report­ t i tn tO im to Bl * Mra. Enrico has been working mained in jail today, serving a 60- ernoon it waa placed on dis­ ed' that Asford was driving on DR. WILLIAM L. Wednesday night, January 3, play in th* window of a mar­ 'T o give is better than to rs- Gold and Silver Arrows: Gordon COMMUNITY RESTAURANT ■■Sur. Tot* Octob#t^lM#. K 0 WATlUni^ #M1nur» ' <*wamnlo. flUbfltftntiAt^A in the meantime—but some of her day sentence that began Novem­ CHEVROLET CO., Inc. The Chriatmsa program apon- celve"—turned out to bs th# them# Rhodes. Herman Helm, Jerry Porter street when he'stnicK a car tar • book written bjr den, for example, substantiates ber 17 when he couldn't pay an ket on Farming avenue. West . COHLON 143 NOH'I'H MAIN STREET torliU end welkere, todey, follow­ our suspicion that the consump- small earnings had to go to pay a 1951, at 7 o’clock. Applications Mored by the Misgionary Circle of of the evening at the>Manchester Batstonc, Walter Sharp. James driven by Philip 1. Holway. 48, M A N IU B S m i: ed eetimatee by Wllllem C. Jamee, overloading fine of $365. 311 MAIN STREET Hartford, and it can be seen Uon of three or four bottles of woman to take care of the chil­ will be accepted on or prior to this Rmanuel Lutheran church waa there for the next two days. It Green Cub Pack 9C Christmas Cornish. David Janssen. Wajme of Andover. The Hol\lvay vehicle ANNOUNCES THE oC Immemt nt-the Blfc Director of the SUtlatlcal Dlvl was pulling out of Grandview beer will lessen the drivin,, skill dren. date for a new group to start thoroughly enjoyed by all who at­ will eventually be taken to the Party held last night at Bower* Longfellow. PERMANENT | | ^ MBUBDlal. aion of the NaUonal Safety Coun­ The family has been given School Auditorium. SanU Claus cil, that If the present accident d t an expert .driver by about 25 Mrs. Spiess Faints training, in addition to the stu­ tended Tuesday night. Newington Home for CYlpplod to 30 per cent!" a Christmas present, however, of a dents who were enrolled during Children where it will be was on hnnd to give out gift# to CLOSING Owrihtafra record ahowa » rate continues, the traffic accident tree, vegetables and fruits by Misa Edith Johnson, president of the boys but as each boy received KMMWWIKWWWWWSKSMSIHMMMfMMIMWaiaMCr^ toll for 1950 arlll be 38,000 For this reason, the Chief said, the past term. served to the children as part OF niS OFFICE tUmms, mmttf tarceny. n w u alcohol probably is a factor in Nicholas Scata, father-in-law of In Local Store Any person sixteen years of age the Missionary Circle, welcomed of their Christmas dinner. his present he left a repaired or Tjiropble larceny that brought or more. Mrs. Theresa M. Scats, head of the guests. Mra. Eleanor B. John­ freshly painted toy of his own AT “Contributing In no small part more fatal accidents every year or over, now employed as a ma­ POINSETTIAS ■hn the Ufa aentence 10 yaare ago. than appears from the official rec­ the trucking firm which employed Mrs. Mathias Spiess, 77, 281 chine operator, machinist or tool son led the devotions using the under the tree. Thea* toys are 29 HAYNES ST. to this brand of annual highway Christmas story as her theme. being turned over to the proper "5 «1 can’t brtlaya thia wonderfm ords. Erlco. Center street, collapsed while maker or working in a drafting missionary bad been obtained to C A R O L SING SUPERB QUALITY AT PRICES EVERYONE CAN ■riac haa happaned to ma," Orand- murder,” Chief Schendel said, "la And there’s a little matter of The boys' choir, consisting of welfare authoritls# In town for MANCHESTER the havoc arreaked by the drink­ "Just as we know that drinking shopping at a Main street store room who wishes to supplement assist in the play. AFFORD — RED, WHITES, COMBINATIONS JoM aald when told the pardon impairs a driver's# skill." Oilef ♦100—through the courtesy of yesterday afternoon and was tak­ his knowledge and experience Ronald Olson. Eric Swanson, Jan distribution among less fortunate ing driver! In 1049. for instance, Peterson. Peter Olson. Thomas Tile scenery was oxceplionally PATIENTS ARK — I coming. have triad to an- Schendel said, "we know that the Judge William S. Gordon, of en to Manchester Memorial hos- with practl<;al or theoretical trade well set by Mrs. York Slrangfeld. boys and girls. I ALL WITH FERN M n ^ 3 f, to aearch my aoul. I the National Safety Council esti­ Wethersfield, Conn. ROASTING GHIGKENS Turner. Ernest Heydenrelch and Brothers, sisters and parents of REFERRED TO mates that about 5,000 fatal traf­ holiday season probal)Iy is Uie piUl. Shortly after Mrs. Spiess instruction and blueprint reading William Luettgens and Mrs. Thom­ I have made eirora. For •drinkingest' time of the year, and Judge I'ropoaed Gift was stricken, police were called may apply for this aiutillary Eric Gothberg. sang “Deck the th* cubs all joined In cartd singing. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY fic accidents involved a driver who Halls." The choir’s jovial mood won as Turner assisted. DR. HAROLD J, _ who hare atood by me, I that drivers who have been drink Mrs. Scata appeared before and in turn, the John Burke am­ training. The school machine For Christmas you will want the best chickens to be The success of the play was due Cub Carl Maastal accompanied the I my there will never be a time had been drinking!" Judge Gordon last, week on an the hearts of the audience. Ronald caroling on his accordlan. He also TONIGHT LEHMUS Ing are to be found on our high­ bulance was called. shops and drafting room will be in to the capable directing of Allan The NaUonal Safety Council, to­ overloading charge in Connectlctit. found, and you will find them at Olcott’s; plump-breast­ Olson was soloist. played a Christmas solo. All the ' will fad aahamed of me. For day, endorsed Chief Schendel’s ways in greater numbers than Mrs. Spiess’ condition was de­ operation Monday and Wednesday Coe, Jr. , SAME ADDRESS HOLDEN'S ___ e who doubted me, 1 muat during the rest of the year.” After Imposing a $55 fine, the scribed as "good” toi>iir ria'l|ira on lh<‘ white imd of feld did very well as the bus In Hollywood, Douglaa Morrow, in an Improper manner and if such groups of Connecticut soldiers, Idonah Slade Perkins, 65, of Nor­ line of covers in fiber, plas­ your loaf of enriched Bell Bread. about 60 in all, have arrived home drit'er. walk, has Identied Joseph Jarasko, author of “The Stratton Story,” is the case those resi>onsible will tic, satin twill, nylon and be punished." Kim said. from Camp .Stewart, Ga., for five- Linda Pearson was a typical 31. as one of the two men who aald Aspen productions is pre­ ’teen-ager who was on her way to beat her Up and tossed her out of paring a mode on Orandataffa Kim said execution by shooting day tthrlstmas furloughs, but one leopard akin. Made to fit has been suspended until a new group took a lot longer to make it California to get married and waa an automobile here last month. Ufa. ' Ma title he said, arlll be thoroughly annoyed at being de­ Police Lieut. C?hristtan Schick said your car. Prices start at "Csawroada." death house can be completed. than the other. Twenty-seven men JOHNSON POULTRY FARM In addlUon. the Korean Presi­ who arrived at 5:07 p. m. yester­ layed. She drew many laughs from Mr*. Perkin* picked Jarasko out day had left Camp Stewart five the audience. Harold McIntosh was of a police lineup yesterday "with­ dent U setting up a special board out a bit of hestitatlon.” Jarasko. and GROCERY STORE of review to pass on all death hours before. The 36 who arrlveil particularly good as the salesman. $13*95 Per Set Parly Tomorrow at 12:35 a. m. today had been en Thomas Turner played his role sought since the assault on Mrs. 847 Middle Turnpike West — Telephone 2-006.5 sentences "now given or to be giv­ Perkins, was arrested in a Bridge­ en in the future." route more than 24 hours. The as the blind boy so realistically he first group by Connecticut Nation­ BURSACK’ S WISHES brought tears to the eyes of many. port rooming house Tuesday Of Cub Pack 112 The President also haa ordered S tate al Guard plane: the second by bus. Miss Doris Mae Johnson played night’. Mr*. Perkins previously has Fresh Dressed Chickens everyday. Full line of Gro­ Kim continued, that the family of her part of the Japanese woman identified Stanley Sul, St.' Nor­ Robert McOomb, chairman of os though she had really expe­ walk ex-convlct, aa the other as­ ceries . . . Beer . . . Baby Foods. Orders taken now for ONE AMD ALL sailant. Both men are being held Service Station ths committee of Cub Pack 112, rienced the segregntlnn of the Japanese during World War IT. in County Jail pending a hearing Downtown Tydol Roasting Chickens for Christmas and New Years. has anonunced that the pack wrlll Milton Nelson, the shepherd, was in Fairfield Town Court on bold Its Christmas party for mem­ ideal. Had it not been known charges of aggravated assault. 770 Main St. Tel. 4307 SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREES bers o f tbs pack and tbelr families A Merry Christmas | that Ernest Kjellson was acting, Their arraignment is now sched­ a t ths West Bids Recreation build­ MERRY CHRISTMAS one would have thought a real uled for next Tuesday. ing oa Friday evening at 7. The pack win receive its charter for tbs year 1950-51 at the meeting wljicb will precede the festivities. To All \ Awards, including Bobcat badges, AND A HAPPY ton be present^ to the boys who TIm TOOTHSOME, TENDER,! a huqe selec tio n o f h er r in o s havs earned them. YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY 1 ' The party will feature carol Raging, the decoration of the tree bj|| the dens, the annual visit from NEW YEAR SHOULU BE ! FLAIfORFUL HAMS | s w e b is h s a lt h e r r in g s t tw t ii Santa Claus and the serving of re- FEDERAL Iriahmeats to the boys and their tamilies. Each boy is requested to A SUPREME QUALITY Manchester "' Ing a gift ^ not more than 25 * SrafL-MEYER FERRIS ^ h e r r in g in c r e a m i k u n g s iu h l l e t s nts in value for tbs Christmas BAKE SHOP «.se. Parents are requested to pro- I HANDY’S BflIGHTWOOD HERRING TID-RITS ! GENUINE RUSSIAN CAVIAR Mde a similar gift for other child­ 885 Main StrMt SIH’RFINE _ P ublic M arket ren of the family who may attend GRAPEFRUIT JUICE g Altoitf 12-Pound Size, tbat none will be overlooked by » GAFELIITAR I MASTER HERRING TID-MTS ata Claus. Which OffFan Holiday Goods liko Gonuino Scotch A t U 4Lcas29c A MHUMWWWMWWMCSKMUWWWaCMraMH Short Brood, Too and Christmos Cookios, Christ* Public Market t1i I I Official Denies DEL MONTE .All Public Market Turkeys are native | 80S m a in s tr e c t mos Stolon and Fmit Brood with many othor f m h A mmetmmouzmotmtiemmou {i\ Mass Slaughter PINEAPPLE JUICE grown in nearby North Franklin, Conn. No S f FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES bohod holidoy itoms. western or northwestern poultry— Only na- fl MMHIUlHKWMWanUUWlaHIMHItl MMHU* ♦6oz.caaS9c tive grown. Each Public Market Turkey is || Fresh, Eastern Dressed t (Ooattaoed from Pa*# Om ) I •MUlHWmMHi? a perfect example of the best in scientific p I OF THE BETTER KIND! A ■M mbsequantly aMiroved by the MISSION BELL turkey fanning. For best selection and com PORK PRODUCTS Mktional Assembly. [Extra Value-Supreme\ ..This decree provides the death FRUIT COCKTAIL plete satisfaction buy a Public Market Su I FANCY GREEN BEANS S LAR<&E SUNKIST ORANGES Moalty during the national emer- CUDAHY’S PURITAN preme Quality Native Turkey. FRESH SHOULDERS gebey far anyone convicted of Largs eas 33c I WHITE ONIONS | TEMPLE ORANGES Murder, arson, rape, destruction READY-TO-EAT HANS FRESH HAMS e^aabotage of military facilttiea, Quality—Huge Variety ibery of military materials In TURKEYS IVAN*8 FRESH SFARERIBS t a n g e r in e s RED ONIONS I Duties and acts causing a 1 break. FANCY TRIOKS OOOklES FRESH BACON FRESH PARSNIPS § __aall that between O ct 1 I I RED AND WHITE GRAPES _ J Dec. IS a total of 391 persona 2-pomd box 79c PORK HOCKS 1i FANCY MeINTOSH APPLES I M ^ gh t to trial under this decree lb. 85c Bad been aentencal to death. As \ Bontless Fol Raatt, Beit of Beef FRESH PORK BUHS WINTER SQUASH dF-this data, he added, 242 have SWANSDOWN RED DEUCIOUS APPLES V ^ 4 ------INSTANT CAKE M L pbg.2Sc I BoHoless OvoR Rouat; Best of Beef lb. 89c FRESH Flos’ FEET PINK GRAPEFRUIT j PASCAL CELERY.. 5 usttmmmmmouttmmOioimsitmmmmmm a M ILK-FED FRESH FROZEN OCEAN SPRAY NATIVE POUND LesR FIro (jiiRlIty llrouRd Beef Ik. 69c I Delleioui, Teuder, Home Cure I p o t a t o e s POULTRY CRANDERRY SAUCE YELLGfW GLOBE TURNIPS Broad Breasted FaRsy Yours ,b.79c CORNED BEEF ' ‘^ C A S T E R S ...... lb. 56e The FrasiMst l i 2caaa29e Lower RoRud QrMRd IWMiUguniWMCMWWifWMMWMMCMWniaMiUM A P O N S a n d / “7' ■ ' . f EXTRA FANCY HEN HENS AND TOMS ^■^APONETTES ... ,1b. 64c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES h o l i d a y lb ioa I Kether Style I Our OwR Make SaRsage Meat Deliveied la Manchester I BRISKET ' Ik. W e * BAKERY SUGGESTIONS - Friday Eveatags ft Fdr Your Holiiay Fm s I FANCY MIXED NUTS lb.47e ^ CaU A fter 3 P. BI. Up To TURKEYS 20-Lb. Siz*. Our OwR Make Liok Seuease lb. 49e ! RIB CORNED BEEF lb. We I H. A. FRINK EXTRA FANCY CLUSTERED 8 OZ. PKG. TCBKISH FOR THE HOLIDJiY Drawn Weight— 73c Lb. Pound .... Stfntvui A vguiig— EGGN EMPEROR ORAPES 2 lbs. 29c SMYRNA HQS 25e ONUGK CORNED BEEF, Our OwR Make HallaR SauMse lb.69e SWEDISH LIMPA BREAD — FRUIT CAKES — ASSORTED EXTRA FANCY TOM SHVRFINE BLOCK STYLE lb.89e SVOAR SWEET SEEDLESS 23c DINNER ROLLS — FRUIT BREAD — OLD FASHIONED and ORAPEFRUIT Sfor2te OLIVES 21 Peundc •tv f t And Over, RAISIN BREAD — BABKA, MINCE. SQUASH AND PUMPKIN TURKEYS AOZ.BO'fTLE _ Christmas Baking Supplies TraESIlllllFM OF FANCY CALIFORNIA Pound . . . PIES. Walidoy loO Nool MARASCHINO CHERRIES 15c SEAFOOD V Add a futtfv* air le )Povr Drawn Weight— 59c Lb. D’ANJOU PEARS S for 2te Of Huge SelectioR aad Supreme Quality! hoHdoy golhorino* ®dlh dollciewt CAMPRELL’S FRESH OYSTERS To Avoid Disoppointmonr, Pitas# Ltovt Your Ordtr Early! Ig g t4og tOfvad in this shimnMfino whit* Malonila LARGE SCNKI8T NAVEL FROM H. C. ROWE COMPANY FANCY NATIVE TOMATO SOUP 3lor32e TF-NDCK, N A TIVi: PILLSIURY WHITE RYE FLOUR SMOKED CHEJSES M u9 and Bowl Soil H is a gonuina HozaLAllas old** ORANOES Aoz. (ts wtmmm’mmmmmMm* prodwcl, o®lly doeoralad In rod and groan "Ouro-Colors." f t CAPONS lb. 69c SWEDISH RYE MEAL SWECT RUHER STOP HERE nlUd with our doliciaws, old-lashlaiMd Egg Nog CAPONS FANCY SWEET Large «lie. 7 to 10 Pounda. FOR FROZEN FOODS STRAWBERRIES 8 to 10 Pounds Average. tmmmmmmmouiim PEERLESS PASTRY FLOUR OLD SHARP CHEESE (non-AkohaliO-’-Ooidaa in coloc, rich in flavor— ll*s a TANGERINES ioLSSe FuR^Ripontd Bolrrlas holiday trool iho wholo family will onioy. Ordar todayl FANCY NATIVE ROASTING FARM FRESH, NATO'E ROASTINO SWEDISH SYRUP eOND-OST CHEESE ORANGE JUICE fv SWEET. RIPE, FRESH CHICKENS lb. 59c WHOU CITRON SAGE CHEESE Delleioiis, Sweet and Tangy! K etd and Sw##tanad a ie ^ v in j ORDER DARTS DEUOIOUS f t PINEAPPLES aa.29c1 5<'{-7 Pooads. IMPORHD DANISH CHEESE NON-ALGOHOUO EOO NOO NOW! CHICKENS LEMON and ORANGE PEEL 2 cans 45c ^ mOMTRO^I^POOQ* LARGE 14-OUNCE SOI l a r g e d o u b l e b e n c h c a l i f 1ST WATCHES I t MEDILM SIZE. NATIVE GLACE PINEAPPU IM P O tn D < PUMPKIN PIE MIX V m U BOUS Made from an oM fashioned recipe tyhich includes EXTRA FANCY NATIVE PASCAL CELERY lb.49e PA K IR 'S VANILLA ROQUEFORT CHEEK ROASTERS box fresh efca, heavy eresBi, atilk, aoNar, nutmeg, etc. Daabla bsicb SSa « i . 4-Pooad Siw. . MUENSTER CHUSE [PEAS 2 pkss. 49e TOYS lb NUT M e a t s pkgs. FOWL 1 B ox Eqnals 3 Ponnds P e u In Pods! LOVE! « raONE M M FANCY IDAHO BAKING or PECAN RfEATS S W IK C H E E K GOLDEN SWEET TENDPIR. N A 'n V E or place your order wHh our route salesmen. ATailabie WHITE RAISINS EDAM C H K S E SAUSAGE MEAT POTATOES SibalSa PULLETS lb.49e OpN Tn I{M m < FriCay U il3 ^ CIs im I SatarMy M 9 P. fl. from now nattl New Tears. 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ttANCHBSlt:R EVENIIJG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1980 MANCHESTER RVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1980 PAGE FlfTEgy rated, providing retirement Income Was assessed in some quartan aa at ag* 66, and life Insurance pro­ Acheson Refuses a new challenge to Administra­ Coming to Bushhell Machine Firm tection to that age for all em­ tion foreign policy. ployes eligible, ’nie inmirance to Denies Hoover declared that the Unit­ WANTED THE Hoover Comment cover wavwrltten by the Connecti­ ed Btatea should not send more Awards Bonus cut General Insurance Company. iver Speech men or money to Western Europe SALES ORDER CLERK Anderson Paces High Win Over Windham (Continued from Pnge One) before the nations there have The. company’s Bale- volume thla HERALD ANGLE themaelvea organised a sure de­ year will be the largest in Ita for­ Oy Is Isolationist possibly do It." He added that he fense against (Tommunlst aggres­ Carlyle Johnson Co, ty seven year* history. The pro­ sion. Otherwlae, he said, the duct manufactured is friction For Textile Manufacturing Office EARL W. YOST thought the conference was "vel-y Gives Annual Christ­ clutches for Industrial maj:hinery. .’= ® lU i United States would be Inviting iluaineas School training or equivalent of flea Spurts Editor Sonny West Fighting (OM M M ilnw rhga OM) successful.” ° ■'another Korea.” ' mas Present to Its Help Its customers comprise a majority experience requisite. Pivot Man Scores 17 H. Freeman Mktthews, Deputy of tha country’s largest and best this csuntry fssds mtn and In the meantime, Acheson la ex­ known machine builders. Durabta Pappy . Ken Saundera, the capabla high TJnderaecretary of Btat# for Po- pected Jo talk to the Senate and Attractive salary, beneflta and working con­ trikes SPARE S m than b a fm the Buropean Employes of the CJarlyle John­ (Currently the alvip la operating Pappy Houghy one of the beat achool reporter for the New Brit- e^sntsa their ^ de- llti(Al Affairs Mpt the aecretary House Foreign Affairs commit­ ditions. For Life After KO Points in 45-38 Win at the airport. The White House tees aa soon as meetings can be son Machli.e Company, today ^re­ 47 <4 hours weekly. hnown name* In midget and atoSk ' J i S i L ^ ^ ^ y ^ v I c Baylock and llMitarGMt liMgM T lesgee arranged. Republican memberq ceived the customary C^irtstmaa car competition in the country, i Oranakl on hli all-atar New VltlA LaalMi tit Maacksela* Mstar Halos . Blaenhoe^r. ^ ^ Less than three m onths...... 16 ...... joa _ 103 ToiaJa ...... A03 645 570 1711 Truman later in the day. Ache- Iv (he new line of GOP attack or Telephone Manchester 5128 second in the final point atandlnga | Britain High. Granakl was a team­ I'htlllM r S m t ^ k e . Secretary ^ State As of November 16, an em­ of drivara in National Aaaoclatlon B a s s e t t a t S L N i c k ’ s .*«ootms_by Ronnl. Cyr, Carl zm .- King ...... — •5 “ 95 C'aatar Darvlra tU « son said he always hss a 12:30 p. signalled by Hoover, mate of Dr. Ray Moaier, local den­ ■er and Terry Altken proved to be High Here Friday a X Iea o waa flyln f back . from ploye's pension plan was inaugu­ o f Stock (Jar competition. Bom (Ilaaaon ...... 101 139 IM I m. c.onference - With the president tist, at Fordham . . . Saunders too much for the Patrolmen. Gibbs 1611 Si'hmftFka 130 107 I thrWaasella eonferenee which au- In Wabaah, Indiana. 49 years ago. Totalt . ■ ...... 5R5 515 511 thoMped the combined non-Com- on Thursday. Calf Walks Miles to Eat places Harry Jacunskl at center. New York, Dec. 21—(IP)— (Sonny and Bauer played well for the ioe- MIlWr'i (1) alHnikl .. 107 loa 3 A big Swede from tha Bast Hough owned five midget racing Harry later starred at end for ers. (\>rtfntl ...... 86 134 93 811 ruagart .. 101 KM .1 Side, Swada Andsrsoa sat tha asantst force. Ttecllnes Comment Boy) West, a 21-year-old Negro .umlr)<;h . lai 97 3 Harding. TH.- Or —Farmer Lou ears after World War II and one Fordham and the Green Bay Pack­ Bowers School. League Notre Vincf ...... M ina 98 3R4 •coring pace last nlgM la WIUl- . Many Wee eat He was a.sked to comment on night at West Springfield the 08 110 SON H.vivla Sydney Godar has a calf that won't let go ers and is the current end mentor boxeh from Washington, D. C., A t Bowers achool the league iUrrera ; mantle aa Manchsstsr HIsh’a la- a New York speech last night by \vmk«r ...... !. M Rf) 177 i'otaia .... 67N 579 5i3 1139 Many Republtcaas In Oongreen , of mama cow's apron string*. “ Little Plga” , as they were known, at Yale University . . . Four prov­ hovered In "very critical condition" started with two games. The first I dians scored a 45 to SS triunph wet* quick to ebSer Hoover's | former president Herbert Hoover placed one, two, three, four and GaIU ...... ID 110 118 315 'The Innocent*" etarring Sylvia Time came to wean the calf but It ince# of Canada produce about 90 today after a knockout loee to game wax a wild, fast beaklng PIAflii ...... N •4 — 193 Das Wlllla (It over Windham High. Ths six foot, V sharp dCoent from the Truman-* but said he had not heard of It five In 'the feature event. In 1947 Sidney, begin* a two-day engage­ foi nd It* way back -even though per cent of the akater# In the Na­ young Percy Bassett of Philadel­ game with the Laddermen out- utka ...... four Inch Anderson tossed In algtit '•jchiirai i^cy. before and Would have to read It GIVE A when Hough had the five "Little tional Hockey League. The four climbing the Crulaere 36-m ; • The Total! ...... 468 53R 500 1489 I.alley ..., field goals and one charity tOM ment at the Buehnell Memorial In before eomnientlng. Tills speech it wa* taken three miles away. Pigs", ha grossed 5136,000 al­ phia last night at St. Nicholas xSeBstorTaft (R-Ohlo), Chalr- Hartford Wednesday night, De­ Over provinces are Ontario, Manitoba, Cruisers opened up In /'the laet Lanky . ... for 17 points to lead all aeorsra. though he spent 533,000 on tires. Saskatchewan and Quebec. Of 112 Arena. Oak Orlll (St Uoinpaiiik ^ f U i a Senate GOP Policy cember 27 Tlie highly heralded Burgeons performed an emer­ quarter but ran out o f gas as the Four of Anderson's toaaunatoa Pappy baa driven everything from puck chaser*. 100 come from one Rofli! ...... 79 IT* 97 350 Br gM . dttsc, toM a reporter he William Archibald play I* based Three Hundred gency brain operation on the whistle ended the game. “ Hook" chipped In with two basksta aSeh I with “ many o f the general a Jalopy to a ellck 1960 Job during of the four above-named cities. Holmes, younger .brother of Gra­ Qoehring ...... 13 95 t03 390 on Henry Janie*' celebrated thrill­ PORTABLE RADIO stricken lightweight who was car­ Karr ...... KM 119 KM IM Total! ...... 554 599 555 1712 In helping Cbach WUJ Ctezka'a Hoooer stated. Finished Mimoments and his 39 years of auto racing. ham Holmes, t ^ battler, toaaed In Dryaat D Ckapmaa (•> er, “The Turn of the Screw.- (Miots Here'Bad There Saturday night the Springfield ried unconscious from the ring SaaiPla «• • ...... iia 101 113 9M crew acore 1U9 third WtS IS UV6 th ft‘ some would term the Dadd Cole and Patey Bnider. Markers In Our Display Indiana face the Buffalo Blsona on 16 points fo r^ lg h scoring honor*. n. ragani 109 too Hkooff ...... M U1 M ttl games. Johnny Perry, Ptnjty ‘ W>- Burr Carlson, the six foot, alx after failing to respond to stimu­ Syniliigtoff ...... <.( ss ».i MMCh lablatlonlat but added that child Btara and Regina Wallace, a the ice at the Coliseum In an ■Nels" Quimoy wss the loeer's big henthol, Bill Bheekey and A1 H o r- Yard To Choose FVom! Inch center who has been ruled In- lants. gun. LltUe Mike Falkowskl was TotalR .... 400 MTnOTlUmwn — ...... 10« »<( 3*7; t K/ Hooepr presents very force- veteran of 6.% movie*, complete ell^ble at the University of Con­ American Hockey League game . . West wa* losing biit still ap­ I Dulif ...... lOK nil W) 3l«, gan each hooped two dO)iDlodafk- fidly a point of view which cer- the cast of "The Innocent*" which Coach Hugh Greer’s UConns play the defensive star of the game. nisll...... J...... 11« IK 341 era. The Finest In necticut this season. Is serving as peared Strong until Bassett tagged In the second game the Hose- Zw.ck .. . 91 37* taUly shovM have the immediate wa* Hated by both critic* George mm$m9 a scout for Haad (JOa'ch Hugh Colby College tonight at Storm. him with, ei straight right to the Ahderaon 97 799 l,,w Man ...... — **, At halfUms. tha Invgdara . bald $ meiY nosed out the Patrolmen In cMaakKratlen Of the Oongreas * Jean Nathan and John Chapman 19.95 Graer . . . Ralph Kaplowlta baa Saturday ntght Boston College head after 29 eeconda of the seventh OrfUrlll .. 19 319 a 23 to 21 load In what l^ d l)aiaa a m a slow and more defensive libnded rnlol. 4C0 944 49« 1900 111 30n ^ a Ohio Smetor plana to simi­ In their theater yearbooka aa one Design been the big gun in the attack of face* Ole Huskies at the Storra round of a scheduled ten. On the MoOeomn dlng- season on Broadway. "The Inno- 'S\ ■ and Mora Christian announces that more spray for the Hoeemen waa "Whlt- and going Into tha final algkt .. ■anator Ruaaau. (D-Ga), who Workmanship American Basketball League this had won only one roupd. Referee ey" Matheweon with 8 points ToUla ...... 876 435 479 13M1, W^unffirm ...... m 111 R3 804 qqn kaad the S e n m Armed Ser- centa" cornea to Hartford follow­ season . . . The Bridgeport entry, than lOoq ticket* are available for Harry Ebbets also had one tyin. 1rhamb^ri ...... 135 109 ill utes of play, Manchester' w la' while "Gabby" Masntckl hit for six Hwede Anderson front by but one point, 2S'to'‘M.' Mm s Ownmlttee, avoided direct ing euccesaful staya in New York known as the Newflelds, will join tonight’s UConn — Colby game. Sonny Boy, moving baelcward (4> WltWowakl ...... 119 iin 99 83R M IN G TREE Material points for the Patrolmen. 113 K)1 108 816 Best for tha loaera wda C3iar(la oqaiBwnt hut noted that Hoover and Chicago. Game start* at 8:30 . . A1 Wldmar, Qentllfora . ■ 139 HI 113 359 Wtlktf ...... RONSON and EVANS the fast-lmprovlng Eastern League aa he was hit, fell flat on/lus back, Tommy Conran and John Cervl- ! 114 838 The Impressive setting of TTie St. Louis BmwnV baseball pitcher, Rlv(Nia ...... RR 103 191 KovU ...... 133 101 CTorlarty with ,14 points, '. , iS lS e a a ln z Judgment vupon the next season . . - With * winning hie head hitting the ring canvas nl. Instnictore at the Bowers jm... — — - Innocents" won for scenic design­ LIGHTERS la now performing with Allentown Savertek ...... 104 97 — 301 Friday night the local* rTtubt ihlhtlM alM of the Army. Navy Cutting done in our own team, attendance at the Boston with a thump. He did not regain Total! ...... 5R9 533 510 ir.8i Wappilig Wilis, er Jo Mlelllner last se-jon'a Don­ School Leag\ie, wish to thank Aretn ...... 9N 114 213 home (or a tX7IL game w(th Un­ * 4 Atr Forte and on mllflary tac­ shop from the rough stone Playa anj-where. Every- Garden for home games of the In the American Basketball League conscinusneae. Norm Burke for giving his time ...... 95 194 319 1 ■ree'* (t> aldson Award for the be*t stage Paifanl ...... 334 defeated Meriden High. ’Che t i c ELECTRIC RAZORS Boston Celtics baa averaged 7,600 . . Hank DeZonle has been released Dr. Vincent Nardiello, New York (>’l,#eary , ... 9.5 95 sUanilan ...... tu 113 K17 to the finished memortaL ^ body should have one. AB to Instruct and officiate the game*. m 109 :i34 Ruaaall Mid sveh policies 'should design of the year. per game . . . Attendance at Mhd- by the Trl-Cltles Blackhawks In State Athletic Commission phy­ Baininnd . ■ .. . 133 97 380 1 Darrlrh ...... 104 Tie for Lead Silver City five won its .ftlth the most popular and famous West Side Rec League I II. loiL'hapelle ...... 9B 90 130 313 h i datamlnsd by the Joint qiiefs KAYWOODIE PIPES ison Square Garden this winter the NBA and Is expected to rejoin sician, administered a stimulant in Anniello . ... 109 109 ! s;reight game laat night by a 53 make*. Jerseys were passed out to those ___ — ___ 1 ftarton ...... 16 ion 130 3(H. to 61 (fount over W aterbury CVoa- for the college twinbille Is off Saratoga in the A. L. soon . . Ed the ring. After Weet waa carried 111 101 present and practice games were Totala ...... 914 933 990 1919 l/ i» Man hy. 1,500 a game. Last year the Gar­ Creed, head football coach at downstairs to hla dressing room About Town CIGARS MANCHESTER played enabling the coaches to n rroniice North End Five ,summar>-: den attracted 15,000 a night for Teachers College In New Britain, ___ 190 i>>ula 911 931 931 1990 •qSiay SM In much better poi^ In the basement of the ancient form teams and because many of Sobleskl ... 107 18 Maarhetler (4ai cage doubleheaders .... Jack recently passed the written exam­ RO 94 174 ,'57-41; (xurdoii Grove th irte Judge tlioee things than Mr.x Manchester Lodge No. 1477, To Thnir Fovorifn "Folia' arena. Nardiello gave him another the boys had to attend a Christ­ Martin ...... I . f*"' T- MEMORIAL Dempsey claims the big secret of ination for admission to the State Injection. Then the ambulance nerallo ...... H9 ___ K)8 193 1 Mea l,«asae P«rry,‘- • rf- .... .2 0 . 4 S h e a r 0^ . ” Ruasell added. 'Loyal Order of Moose, will hold It* mas party It waa decided to wait 93 — 91 164 I 1'rip** Bri-MarH, 39-38 correct flght-watchlng la to keep Board of Approved Baakctball hustled him to St. Clare’s Hoapital. <} Mtlek ... Keaa'i (I) Toop. rf ...... 0 0 • “ Aiwund Wgahington there la a iiMual kiddles Christmas party to- a week before starting the league. Marl^rhlan 103 ...... ins n i COMPANY your eyes and your attention on Officials . . Rumor department has Shortly after arrival at the hoe- j amith WUlli. rf .... m iriillig aantlmMt on both eidea mbprow evening In the White both men—not Just watching one. Bemtc Blerman, late of Minnesota, East Side Reo League Blgenakl ... Rrnwn ...... 90 99 HtandlBfM linhrnthial. If S r ra I anamination of our program E ^ le hall on North street. The A . AlME’m . P r o p . pital, Weet waa rushed to the oper­ HtUann ...... Werner ...... 1(16 119 Psiiflrrs,' If . . . . There were 13 1 to 0 pitching moving to Southern California as "Ronnie” Daigle put the boys 19 W ret M t|M light of what we have d o ^ will open at seven, and San­ NORTHTEND BRunnEll'S ating room. • Nardiello r*))orted through a few preliminary drills O'Brien .... llreep ...... 9« And^rsnn. e. COR PEARL and HARRISON duels in the National League dur­ head football coach next season. Monat iy'ii . . . 1.000 ta ClkuB will he there to distribute "neurological findings indicate it'Helllj ...... 93 119 Bh(*»»k«y. rg Igarntd aa to Communists and ka PHARMACY STREETS ing the 1950 eeasoh and Robin Jeff Cravath, USC coach who re' and then chose team*. The teams Totals ...... 497 497 479 1439 Wapping ----- 1.000 gifts and goodies. The Women of TELEVISION blood clot." Nardiello and Dr. Vriinart (Jknn**)*. rf tg oiir All)aa," Senator Brewster, Opposite Eaaf Oetnelery Roberta of the Phillies was In­ signed yesterday, is reported head­ played practice games In order to , (lAHlrn Grove .800 Morg«u. 1* db -iS .) said. the Mobse will serve refreshments 3.18 EAST CENTER STREET James Daniels, a'braih specialist, see If the teams chosen were even­ ...... 4A1 54R 4 DEPOT Sp. TEL. 6545 TELEPHONE 7782 Ot 5207 volved In four of them. The star ed for Mirniesota . . Odds-makera Tntili .. 55S 15M I Belton ...... 000 Moorp, Ig ... I ^ approval of the Hoover Ideae and a stk^lal time will follow. , TELEPHONE 5191 performed the operation. ly matched. Satisfied with the PifABl'a (t> KoanirkaakI, PhllHe righthander oopped three 1 have installed California a one KM 3X) North Ends . .400 oMsa from Senators Martin (R- FREE DELIVERV! to 0 verdicta and dropped one . . . Only 896 fans were present but teams and their coaches jerseys Bmaroon ...... 13.1 .200 Open Sondayt point favorite over Michigan In the Meriden Saints ...... KM 100 M4 Rockets ...... Bg). WatMna (R-Utah) and oth- The meeting of the Paal Grands FREE GIFT WRAPPING! many thousands saw the bout were then handed out . and the PtffanI . .000 Totsi! i l . I - .- 41 Rose Bowl game on New Year's which waa carried on a television Krey ...... 100 R7 395 Brl-Msrs ... . WlaShssa (Ml etp Bho bqve been highly, critical Association ^ f King David Lodge, Open All Day Sun. and Xniaa Buy Direct and Save Money! Day. Oklahoma is a 9% points League will get Into full swing Kre heit ...... 102 112 .14K 81lk City ----- .000 o f ^ I>an>ocratlc foreign polldea. No. 31. 1. o N p . F.. scheduleA for and radio network. Saturday...... 143 130 87:* • ...... 71 choice over Kentucky In the Sugar It was In thla same club that Trounce PA’s l.ucoa .. rorrlarly, rf . Martin, a former Arm y genera), tomorrow evening, ha* been poat- Bowl and Texas is rated seven Names were selected for the Po­ W apping moved into first i A. B*y«r. rf . ....,.(..‘6 * MS a ^ ^ TJnlted Stataa must decide poned until,Friday. December 28. LAVem Roach of Plalnvlew, Tex., lice and Firemen League for each Totnle .. 577 553 541 1677 ‘ Coleredo. rf , # • 6 • points over Tennessee In the Sugar was fatally injured when knocked place He with M orlarly'a in the Y ftivera. I f ...... w^ara It la g < ^ g ta make a stand at seven o'clock\ and all members Bowl. Miami la s one point fav­ building and they are s* follows: out by Gcorgle Small of Brooklyn “ Hoaeman,” “ Laddermen," "Pa­ Locals Suffer Second LM 'i Kat * (t) ; l/eagiis last night by soundly Brown. If ---- 1 'i mgibiat Communism Instead of let- are urged to reserve the date. orite over Clemson in the Orange last Feb. 33. trolmen and "Cruleers.” An Indi­ McCurr) ...... 106 lot JJ® liouneiiig the North End Phar- Ulchorilaon. e 1 W g Moaeow datermlne It. in avery way! Bowl . . Villanova pinned the ftrat Straifjht L obs, 88-62; ...... 13.H m Inhiiion, fl ..< 0 Bassett, 32, has won 47 of 49 vidual scoring record will be kepi Trucniftn . M ala la *<9«artathMk“ Duplicate bridge V tll he played setback of the season on North ...... Ill 99 307 mney in Hie opening gam e Of e N. rg ...... /.....v,*, , } > pro fights and his last 19 in a of each boy participating In the P aShanF. rg ...... 0 "T p a mighty tired o f Joe Stalin as usual tomorrow night and next Carolina State last night at Ral­ Girls Triumph Again LMmb*w ...... 99 KM .1 3 4 ' iwin-bill, 57-44. The Caiden Grove row. A F leagues as well as foul shoot­ UradRcn ...... 141 U5 34'* j i?aterdr* emerged on the front Hjphar. rg ...... 0 0 kalM tha quarterback for all eon-, week Friday at 'nnUer hall. Mrs. eigh. According to Ring Magazine, ing. Soon the coaches will start elid of a 39-38 ecore over Bi'i- 'IHirrottr, If ...... 0 0 Robert Lathrop waa the winner of The Polish-American* trailed to Skonwon'. if ...... 0 ■ k*. t q ^ * * ha aqld. C e o e i m . there have been eight boxing picking their beet men for their Total! ...... 695 586 588 1669 Mare in the nightcap to etay one an Individual toumahtient held Kse«>|r*s Watkins said the speech “ places! ' A gift of unuBual and lasting beauty requiring deaths In 1960 throughout the All-Star team. There will be ten Meriden last night and were 8 11 full game off the pace. Il waa ths last week.t SrhUf t» ToUl* ...... U- ' i. : •»., am ykjropa the task of her own no attention. Trees of various sixes and colorings THESE SPECIAL VALUES Sports Mirror world, amateur and pro. Only two players on each team and If a boy soundly trounced, 88 to 62. ski (iflh conxecullvc loss for the Hri- Bror* ,*f, half Dk\l<1aon dMwaa aMed by aueh help aa we were In the United States. The pictoiLdoesn't play up to expecta- Meriden, coached by big Jaek I Msr* who now occupy the cellar n-f-ree. Mallll Pth^lr Walter Gnyb, son of Mr. and in attractive dishes. A Ming Tree will add decora­ (Krailla — .. i '- ' - • aqh glee her.” Mra. Joseph Orzyb of ST Mill TviSay a Tear Ago — George iln it 'wsl^RoacE add the second tiona he may be replaced by an­ French, was held in check by the MahofiPv ■'4' with HllkgL'ity. not having a vic­ tWator Benten (D-Conn), a tive charm to any home. Prices start at occurred Dec. 7 at Merced, Calif., other member of that league. local* In the first half on some fine Huaceni . 107 111 94 313 Mlatfkam 4. V. i.W) - 9lae4lieMer (ill street, who Is aboard the 'U. 8. Kaplan. unbeaten heavyweight tory to boast about. • M. Apiaiiar Aaalataat Secretary of when featherweight Samuel Boys still wishing to play in this .shooting by Pete .Stauni and Paced by A1 Dumez, whose 20 Battleship "M ltsourr In K V e«. from Brooklyn won 20th straight Totala .-a. 509 559 500 1568 ■M te ealA tha Hoover prapoaale OUR GIFT TO YOU (Johnny) Lopez of Richmond. league arc urged to report to the Wally Parciak The half ended poliila were tops for the night, bouts by outpointing Italy's Dullo In a letter Just received by his building nearest their home Satur­ r - T T WOHM rapsgt a mistake made twice mother, sends best wishes to hjs Spagnolo. Calif., died after being knocked with the score 46 to 44 in favor of Wapping werft out front quickly day morning. There are still plen- hMwa — o f anpecUng Western friends In town. His brother Ka*, $3 .5 0 out by Joe Madrid of Stockton, , . the home forces. and waa never threatened. The Five Yearn Ago—John Barnhill Calif. Last year there wore 18 ty of Jersey* left at nil .srhools huamiMii natlens alone to defend imer, formerly employed by CThency' In the second half, the locals score by periods w as 18-9, 33-20 Local SpoH thair aaO. Drwi Up Your Chritbiias Dinnar Table With the Fiaaat fooili At Raataiable Pricatl war-time football coach at Ten- ring deaths.. i c'rni.rr. (M» received a had break when tliey S|M*rlB S cIhmIh Ic and 42-20. BUI Kodea hooped 16 Brothers, left Tuesday for Fort K. K T. ’ Another Democrat. Frear of neseee, signed five-year contract lost Snap Server in the third peri­ ixilnts In a losing eauee and led a .... 2 0 4 Dm fm an, aapresaeO partial agree- Hood. for 510.000 annually as Arkansas I.nKi'rpr. rf ...... od and Stauui early in the fouiUi Friday, Oee. 22 Com * in . . . maka your solMtion o f tha Finast Turkeys, Roosts and Capons or whatever you n;iiiinian r( ...... 0 (1 0 late inlly that cut the gep to eight Chaiier iMnt with Hoover, saying: THE FLORIST coach. 0 0 on fouls to rut dow-n their seorInR West Marlfoid v*. High, 8:30 point* with three minute* remain* Bomb 8he4tera Behool* (.terard r( ...... 0 XT. S . HaSSi n e e Bampe MILIKOWSKI- Ten Years Ago -- Billy Conn Police and Firemen .'haw. If ...... 0 0 0* Iiosslhilltles With Wally and - Armory. log. Th'e Harvester* were not to W alt Komtfknflt of Don YVHUs Unltod Natteoa has had wish . . . and know that you have bought the very best! signed to meet "Joe Louis in June Krjiicu If ...... M 0 I.J Clisi'ley Parcisk playing with four Tiiraday, l*ec. 28 he denied and exploded In the Garage Just missed getting into '■afMeat tima to make up Itp' Hartford, Dec. 21—(/P>—Plans 6!)5 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 6029 ✓ for heavyweight title bout. Basketball Activities Campbell. If...... 0 0 0 fouls apiece, the Poles had to play rhailer Oaks v*. Laurels, 7 P w.mlng moment* to win hendlly. the ' 400 Cllib In the Dowling .... 8 8 y q ilM Although I support the for designating areas In public Lowd. c ...... a eautinus game and could not m. Rec. Garden Grove nearly lost a League last night whihi'flc jrMled j FEDERAL TIRES Fifteen Years Ago — Charles Karr^ll. rg ...... ___ 4 3 10 1 I h q M Natlona, thla la the time school buildings as bomb shelters Carra's Market Wishes To Take This Opportunity of Sincerely Wishing AU of Our Cus­ The Police and Fireman Basket­ eheck close on driving la.vup Legion vs. E agles. 8:30— Uec. game that they seemingly had a 897 triple. Walt put'tbgsthei are part of civil defense planning \ give you all thCK feature* “ CY Rigler, veteran National (Jrady. If ...... 0 0 0 far ^rdaloii.” ball League started in two of the — shots. Wednesday, Dee. 27 sewed up. Trailing hy 26-13 at games of 141, 146, 111 TW .hU In Connecticut. Roger F. Gleason, I at down-to-earth prices; League baseball umpire, died in ' ' t ^>ao Repuhllcans, Senators Sal- Philadelphia. four buildings last Saturday and Total! ...... ___ 9 5 33 * Herman WIerzbicki and 4,'hcl 'silk City v*. Rockets, 7:1.6—Y. halftime, the Painter* pul on a three string total, tehatan (Maas.) and Aiken (V t ), State CTlvll Defense Director, says tomers the Merriest Christmas Ever and May the New Year Bring You Joy, Good For­ I /. CsM tebbt* is husky, wide. 6at Laddar (t#» 1Kurlowlcz did double duty In the N orth End* vs. M ortsrly’s. 8:30 R(x>ring drive In the second half will get Into full swing come this 0 I iflio have supported most bl-psT'. that local defense officials will re­ :v I tread for extra lent wear • 51cLoan, rf ...... 0 0 fourth period checking under the Y. that nearly ■oelled defeat for the KerVy Jdent mads Her tnltisl ... a 0 4 1 ttaw foreign polldea, alao agreed ceive Instructions on the establish­ I S. ,Wsdt*-flrip ceoler ribs »>tb sUd-, week. Jerseys were passed out to Knfllth. rf ...... hoop shots and getting rebounds Friday. Oee. 21^ Grove*. A1 Olsson gsrneped 14 BppearanfM: vrith the Ifitnchsstet Clarke, rf ...... __ u (1 0 ' m b i the Hoover propoaala In part ment of a shelter program for tune and Happiness! v Bristol Tramps vs.' Nassiffs. poftil* and led the Attack that I rcttstina. slotted^ ridtaif ribs for all the boys in each building and i'Ukral. If ...... 0 0 0I off the board*. PoiUh Amerlciin Girl* baaketW school children. It will include STORE OPEN 8:45— Armory. “diH alnly we should not main­ \ I extra selcty t teams were picked. Although Sinltli If ...... ___ 0 0 0 ’ Oosztyla -sma Jankowski were brought B ri-M ar* to within -three learn last night In tferideh gnd tain large foceea In Europe un- points on the proper* methods of 0 0 Monday. Jaq. I I $ . Hlfliast aeelltv Meadardt bKked ALL DAY SUNDAY teams are picked and the leagues Cyr. If ...... 0 high scorer* for the victors. point* at the end of the third scored 29. points . on 14 b s^aU leaa the people of Europe have grouping children In taking cover Uohvnthal. c ...... 3 0 6 Hartford Hurricanes v*. Nas quarter. The anaaiilt continued snd one free throw. The Ipcsl I hy exclusive Double Cirsrenfee December 24 are' about to get underway there « In the preliminary, the Pollah- tiw qdll to defend themselves." and In selecting the best parts of Darllnf. rg .... 2 5 Amerlcan Glrla again proved they slffs. 8:45- Armory. long enough lo give the Painter* iRsales played tha enttf* g l^ e buildings to give maximum pro­ Se ^ Smart S a n t a J umh eciffhborheod service I is still time for boya of the league .... 3 5 Sattonstall said. hope the ARTHUR DRUG STORE Augua*.. If ...... _ . are the team to beat In the Girls' a short lived lead as the final tea- without substitution in winning M a t few months will prove that tection. Arras where adults may LIBBY’S PUMPKIN I 4. Caaislele Hue coverina every need. age to Join and they may do so by Rer Intermediate leagae N A T IV E 943 Main Street ,, . . 9 3 30 division a* they overwhelmed the Sion got underway. But the Cater­ 89 to 4. ■ . they have |hat will, for I believe take shelter In emergency will hie SUGAR HEART I fresn rutged truck tires to luxu- reporting Saturday morning at the Totala ...... building'n, rf . . alffs expects to mSke kn *n« free." B R. T. siiccesafully to freeze the ball nouncement later this wesli of th« planck school. ing 29 point*. The St. Stan Girls (', Bunce. rf . Aiken said this was true but One nice thing about winter Is ! TRAM-IN ALIOWANCIS H. Cyr, rf ...... 8 1 7 only to have the Brl-Mara ecoop signing of s new big man M r the / The buildings open at 9 a.m. and 0 were outclassed by the fast mov­ 'h. Blanl . If . added he “ would vrant further that Junior usually gets all the U p To 21 Pounds. ilulland. rf .... 0 0 Parlk. r ...... up a loose ball and score the flnsl local Eastern Leaguers. Pongrats DEWEY-RICHMAN’S DATES the first hour Is for practice and ing Manchester Girls. eonalderatloi) before withdrawing way home before the lee cream Zlnaaer, It . I’*l. Il, rx .... liaskrt. leaving them a point be­ ha* been bitfnlng ths wlMSjduring WANTED schooling. Schedules have been Aitkun. r ... The Pollsh-Anierlcans next eeenpletely out of 'Europe ” melts. 11, Iltim-e. rx hind. That ended the scoring. Paul the past thi:se days in k p g p of made and games get underway at Shepard, c .. game will be Jan. 7 when they A. BIkxll. lx Listini/s, both rural and A rc a rl led the victor*. landln^at least one good M|jpnan. WALNUTS 10. The boys are flnlahed after I*a‘ge. rg . meet the Middletown St. Mary's T Y D t ^ urban by which we can bet­ Shannon, If R-9 .16 ir/arSea Grave C'etcrrr* (S»> nun CASE... NONE-SUCH taking a shower and dismissed at at U)c East Side Rec. Tiitnia B. r. SWIFTS n riM G Wlahart. If Msarlirster TIi'Tolon. rf ...... 9 0-(l ISjriavell. It 1 9 West Side*. Burr’* BulM|p va. M IN C E M E A T ■Fstralmes (19) 0 1 Arcarl. c ...... natal (Mkiet for ovary In the Initial game of the league 4 W. Parclack. If ...... 4 .9-7 19 Derrah. If ...... « O-f 1 7 CYO Jrs.. Green Home|^., and PREMIUM o c e a n s p r a v seaua^ the OuUers paced by Jack Far­ Trdford, r...... 9 0-0 9 - Connelly, rff loilat roqyWIa. UnSow 9 Btauni, c ...... • 9-13 3'* 0 _ J .G.i'iflet Jewelers. \ JARVIS rell and Kenny L/ird edged the Gibb*, rf ...... 3 0 ,.4 iS. Partlak, r x '...... 9 0-3 10 lloarl>ld-a. rff ...... 0 0-0 O; Foil n, rx Saddle laolhar com. 0 Kaxicaon. Ix ■ , “ Laddermen" 23 to 20. It was a Cuahiiiff. rf ...... 0 > 0 , I 1 kLuplowlc*. rx ...... 3 0-0 4 Blanco, iff ...... (/ 0-f O r Odwr ilylat ler «am*n. O ver 20 Pounds CRANBERRY SAUCE State Service Station Sbenmna, it ...... 0 0 0 H. Wlrrsblcki, I* .... 1 1-3 9 — Mlnn1ciirrJ^.M* • * George Zanl* pen* g i^ r M r o m Downtown T)'dnl REALTY COs hard earned victory for the CTruia- Chandler, It ...... 0 0 TcU )* ...... 11 (1-1 32 7 js Miami. Fla., where hail* tWring DUFFS ! 1 E. Parclack. Iff ...... 0 l-R 1 IS Tie Slain «t. Tel. 481*1 654 CENTER ST- ers who had to overeomo a 14-10 Bauer, c ...... •••• 3 0 Score at half tifne 14-4 Rn*l*. Tiaal* the SoiiHi with the Teadharai Col- halftime deficit. Norm Hobcnthal Gaura, r* ..... * 0 ® 34 14-39 (2 Krl 94ara 439) P H O N E 4112 24 Total* ...... r. T. tegc of New Britain . b aiM b all I was high man for the losers with MocClussaffe, r* ...... 0 •> 9lrrl4es Asiaalws (441 C A K E M IX E S Jaslowalil. It ...... ' ** 4 IViikrot, rf ...... A. (.Meson, if .. 0 14 team. Zanld Is m *n *g*q6 r the SWIFTS TOP QUAUTV _. ' Tlionipsiiti. rf " '' eager*. The team plavaB Florl- WIUTE MEAT ' Hewitt. Iff ...... 0 0 0 Marlanirk, if ...... Ilntlen. rf 9 Pnriuik, If ...... f); Tlcntsil. I( 1 d*. BUto, University ot Wiaml, Pilhanoak (. If f Penrlere if . ■ lb. 75c Totals ...... * ® 3 lankvwaki r ...... Vernier, If .. n 6 iTnlvertHlv of Havana and tha Ou- LETTER CASE... RID ROAST Kelly, r ...... TUNA FLAKES gfore »t half time, lS-9 Uooem-n. 4 Owar*. c ...... ilcArdI*. t .. i 9 |,ban Olympic tasm. • ^ n f t. •> o«f Vodoty of ttyla*. 3 Gnsstyla. rff ...... lUnoen. rff 12 ■ w. (Mseon, IK • DEL MONTE CHUNK fl I ('nmpenrill, rx ■aoesMS (U> 1 Ardox. la ... .9 . I,Hthrop, iff .. B. K. U LaFrencIr. lx . 0 ,t » ' Manchester High’* Indian* T Gardner. Iff . 9 ^, gained partial revenge laat night SLICED BACON lb. 55c LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS! Pyka, rf ...... • I't 19 Totfd* 39 16-34 SS . . j o . Oeelte. lx ■ PINEAPPLE dweet, rf ...... 0 O-d Score at' lii.lt tlma, 46-44' Meriden. Totals '.'1 46 , for two defeat* *u»#red *#*- an!. ' T id v ls ...... Mllchell. if ...... 6 naeliryra (4I> G*rde.>«on at the hand* of Windham Score at half I High. Brightest light tn (S* In- OUR OW N Kelleher. If ...... « Maachcetcr OIrU (HI Grove. Uathswten. e ...... * t'* P. B Arfflroe, rf : (liana' camp lo date ha* b e « big ARohoviet Antipasie Simmons, r* ...... * V"® 0 Ideal, rf ...... 14 Southerfflll. II ) Swede Anderaou. an unhfMtlded lENEL CASE... for Sdlady'i ALL TV SETS Tliaysr. Iff ...... 1 8 7 Stratlnn. c ... SAUSAGE MEAT lb.59e 0 Zaffortkl, If '...... 4 B. r. T. *lm, r ls fi asd alhar ! Anderson, iff ...... 1 0-0 3 Blosle. e . ; ...... 7 r.obliiroii. IK Sardines la 01i¥S Oil 9. .Mainada. rf ... . 3 0 6 valvabl#.. Oeld leela^aiid 1 Dowd, rff ...... 1 Lambert. Iff . . 2 i J ToUla ...... 7 1-3 1 Vittiier. I* •...... 9 - ■ U IJm ki. rf . . Bill Steam# report* that the valval lined. Ramevakle trey. Palrolmen (13/ 4.7. Muskft. if ...... 2 0 4 Park Department started this PURCHASED UP UNTIL CLOSING TIME — - T.dsls ...... 10 •'•I 13 3 2(1 Choice el Italian Styla Peppers i Uolleieper. rf ...... 0 ToUls ...... 2» 1-6 99 Score at half lime.. 2.7-21 Bui kc.'cs. Duinrz. i ---- morning to apray the tennis ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb. 85c lUreieecK. rg ---- . 2 R 7 Martin, rf ,...... 3 Meriden OIrle <4i . 3 3 7 court* «t BoberUon Park. La«t Mojiiicki. If ...... 3 GoiitylK. rf ...... 0 0-2 ! Dalc}. Is ...... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, T. ! winter there were aeverel weeks /Aft. Aez. 33e Trlvlffiio, c ...... 0 Dzlouzlo. rf ...... 0- 0-0 23 9 57 of skating on the court#. There aORIDA 0RAN8ES Brown, tg ...... 0 Olizzi'fski. It ...... I 1-1 g Totals Proian. rf 1 - Aertk Kad c) (41) la a' good possibility that there UiNMlar, Switt, Ooopar, ImiwrtaC Daaith, K. (juimby. Iff ...... 0 ” |a\Budnlck. c ...... 0 0-0 Sartor, rf ... B. K. T. wtU be BkaUng over the week-end. WILL BE INSTALLED IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS Coleman, Iff ...... ■••• * \8kawlnikl. rff ...... 0 0-0 MocNamara. 3 .. R 0 16 SWEET POTATOES Slbt.236 I/Auffustyn. Iff ...... 0 0-0 Cune,». If . . . 14 Kudes. rf . ------0-3 13 3 IJek, rf ...... 4 0 6 Blau, Dal PlaiaObaaia. ToUli 0 Nceeliiff. I f ...... 0 1-1 Cueler. C '... . . 0 3 SeaBeea play the Rocket# to­ Score *t half time. I0-* Ptlrolmau. Sfiner. rff..., 12 Mlchaelr. if .... 2 Qeiiovrsl. if .... a 0 0 0 night at T at the T In an InUr- 1 . TANOERINES ioL A3t 9 Tolalf *...... I 3-4 M>kulc;t. Jrg e 0 0 0 mediate League game. The Rnv- Laddersus (H) Score at half lime. 41-3 Maoclicetcr Madron, Iff Bldwell. If ...... M., -gan.. c ...... 4 0 6 e n anif Rlue DevUa meet in the niEAMURER lAUET... isciodva B. r. rontella. Iff ■oMi $alanl, Italiaa GeokaC Salami. Miirlarty c ...... 2 0 4 riock.tear ceoalracllaa wkh no cMctiad OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT OFFER EXPIRES Brault. rf ...... , '4 o-> •V lelermcdlate f,e*xar eecond game. 5 ll|t.19e 6-12 46 Bralnard. rg ...... 2 0-, i TURMIPS McAIlleler, rf ...... 3 0-3 4 Mamratead Pacliera' (AH T otals ...0. 0 0 et,*ieids of leeer. IW, -v SATURDAY. DECEMRER 23. D O N T BE DISAPPOINTED! Kustick'. Iff ...... The T wUl be eloaad Saturday tecrel pechel. Other stylet for Copl.Gbla. TKLUm OIXHHC U'eyenoon. if ...... « H'' B. . 0 a ■"(i‘ Thlffault. Iff ■••• ezeept .for ahowera. Tha gym Gusufion rf ..,.; ...... 0 Toet, Iff...... a. 0 0 0 ralkevskl. rg ...... ® ® MorconI, If ...... 4 14 I Day. rf ...... ^ M open week (^|a iliii'M 'Mayhow, Iff ...... 4 O-O ^ Stone, c ...... I 3' Affeatlnelll, If ^23 0 A - - to I f nr-^,-. and 3 Dower, e Totals cation from 15 to !■ m KIcblah, o ...... 1 gcOTc at half time. ^J-30 VVepplffff. from 1:55 to 4 fbr P< Total* ...... 17 3-1 36 Pringle, rr ...... 1 7 Descey. c .... Ccslaer* (Ml Jrilin sin . .iff ...... 3 10 Tlioriiton. r* baak*ttMt» DEWEY-RICHMAN Siaimoiu. rf ...J ...... i (Vrlpht. rff .. Hockey at a Olance itot be any-qioriHr _ McIntosh, rf ...... 0 U-0 9' Totals • ...... 14 39 Donltii. lx ... National League the Y. 'V . ' . - I 't Ilylaiidcr. if ...... 3 1-3 J Hl-V <33/ Toronto 5 Montreal 1. ESTABLISHED 1906 MARKET 19 S4 Giuufaon, 11 ...... 9 0-0 9 Moix'onl. rf ... Tofals Score at Jtalf time. 30-19 Muauiifi. Briaton 4. New .York 4 iT l*l. Raasssko- • ® ...... * 4 .Mitchell, rf ... Amcricah League 767 MAIN STREET N, Qulniby. rg ...... 4 0-0 3 Gukv. If ...... I 7------:------^ ■ 1 SOUTH M AIN STREET Belbloper. Iff ...... i . . 0 0-0 9 llciiuchel. c .. ' Texas ChrkJllan IJnIveralty ha* Providence 5, 8L Louis 6. OPEN/EVENINGS UNTIL 9 RADIO AND TELEVISION Pavala^ Mf 1 1*1 ■3 tiltrhie. rff ... I had only three football coachea Cincinnati 4. 'indtanapoUa f. . .: Dubaboskl. Iff >ltUburgh 8. Herahey 2. Rocheatar »4,_W^ n . JARVIS BLDG. TEL. 2-1046 32: i since 192.')—M a tty B e ll, F ra u d * Tri-CItie* 96. aeOCENTEit Totals . 10 2-4 zi ‘ Sr.lirvXflt end Dutch Mavor. I Springfield 5. Cleveland 3. Score it half time. 33-10. Laddermsn., Total*

■ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1980 FAQlBlVBfm to

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1960 He—Thera are two periods In a Dm P« Write It *Ttmne.** Thto’nTkat A New York youngater, who waa TOONBRVILLE FOLKS BY rONTAINB FOX 1 man’s Ilfs when a man doesn’t un- At ChrlatmM time from China, more accuatomed to man-made r r W astsi»Ts Buy M 76 Sense And The (Jharlotte, N. C.. Obaerver wondara than tha marvala of na- dsrstand woman. BaMi Sonric— Offerod 18 M bsIcsI— D nuB B lic 89 Articta* Nr flalt t t Booms for Balo n Saborbu for flala from Europe and from flreoce, ona Shs—Indeed, and when are AatwaobUat for Sain 4 vwy wtaely, under .the above bead­ atrong united plea gopa up: "Dear tura, waa treated to a vacation tn KiPiNG Herd PIANO TUNINO, repairing, keys BOLTON — Building atone end WANTED—flood uaod turattura. OVER NORTH. S-famlly bonra, 8 ANDOVER—ImsMdlate occupan­ Nonsense tha country. There he saw hia these periods? ltS9 OHSVItOLBT tudor, IBS Attention Home owners. Bmsrgen ing, protests against the uee of tho Father, bring us peace!” From He—Before marriage and after cy roof repairs. Free aaUmatea recovered. PYee esUmate, quick, flagatone. Alao ruck grUUng Any quantity. We offer you high­ rooms each side, garden plot, |7,- cy. Naw ranch type flve-rooo fields laid waate'by wicked war, first rainbow. The attitude of tba ItMdSulck eoupo, IBS; 1BS8 Hud efficient service. Phone 2.BS3B or and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ est prices. Woodshed Pboas 8- 600. lUdaUna Smith, Realtor. 8* home. ' Full cellar, ateam-coa The modern youngnter was term "Xmaa” for ChrUtmae. We child, as ha gaaed upon the gor­ marriage.. aon aedan, fSO; IBSS Ford aedan E. Hierlault. S65S. from homes bereft and hare; the 1874. ry. Phono 2m017. Stanley Patnode 8164, ■ ^ 1848 or MTS. haat„ flreplaca, plna panelling, uked to wrlta. an easay on hie are glad that aome dally paper has children raise their wasted hands geous phtnomsnon, was one of ISO. Tarma. Colo Motora. 4164.^ a 1.1 /kPPLJANCES oervlced and approzimately one acre. On bu iriglnatton. He went home and taken up the matter, for Just how wonder and perplexity. Adveiiisanentt DUPLEX 6-6 rooms, oU heat, sun to Him who bears our prayer. repaired, burner^ refrlgarators, EAST SPIN Dry washer srtth line. Price $11,000. Henry Elacot tsksd! They have no etocklnga to be filled, "Mother,’’ he finally exclaimed, DON'T ORAB tho Srat uaed car H elp W anlied— cm ala 86 Room Wltbooi Bosnl 69 porches, on large lot, 8 block Child—Mother, where did Orand- people can be ao thoughtleas aa to ranges, waabera, ota All work apray rinse. Perfect condition Agency. TtA. 8688. use limply the letter "X ” to In­ no Christmas feast to sat; they "It’a very beautiful, but what does you aeel Sure new car production 8100. Phone 2-0524. from center o t town. Immediate ma come from? It advartlaeT” baa been alaahtd, prlcea on aaroa guaranteed. Matra Service 'Co- EXPERIENCED Waitress, full PLEASANT Funilahed room with dicate Christ’s name la rather have no clothes but filthy rags, no TeL Manchester IMISSS. oooupaney. Priced - at 818,600 Mother (surprlaed)—Why, son, shoes upon their feeL How sadly ralaed and now tho talk U of lean time. Nice hours, good pay. Apply BOY'S lightweight blisycle, 810; kitchen privileges. One block fram W anted— Km I Eiitate 77 amaslng to anyone who slope to cash neaded, 84,000. For appoint­ the stork brought hsr. do their parents gaze upon thane Chiiatmaa was foihldden tn chrome and only 4 Urea, but that The Tea Room, 888 Main street. boy'a Ice skates, site 8, 88. 104 Main street. Phone 2-4428. ment call Howard R. Heatings Child—And. mother, where did think. I/>err—P»y •»v«lop« containing little ones, and hearken with re­ America for 22 ycara because the doean't menn you can't buy a HXECTRIC TRAINS and acces Middle Turnpike West. Phona 2-1107 WANTED—Residential properties; you come fiym ? "Xmas,” Intended to represent vidnlty of BlnoU atmeL good used car. Don't rush, ahop EXPERIENtTlD legaLstenograph- HSIATED FRONT room, continu­ 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. tho Wrth of the world’e Redeemer, membered fear for rumbling of Puritan fathcra balleved It w-oa a sorlea repalrad. Phone 8388. ous hot water, centrally loc;ated Mother-—J^ y , the atork brought the guns. No matter what their pagan custom. In 1659 ths Oen- lUwnrd. Fteuo call Andover T at leisure at, Douglas Motor er.-Pleasant working conditions J3NE PAIR of lady's Canadian HOUSE, Duplex 8 and 8. Immedl- Competent, confidential service. me, Jtooritod son, he alao brought le n ead reflection upon our RANGE Burnera, pot burners and Good salary udth opportunity for Champion ' match-figurs loe Gentleman preferred. Phone 8129 Suburban Realty Oo„ realtors, 49 thoughtfulness. More power to the faith may be, yet He will hee4 Manchester Herald, Box P, Man Blanchard, Real EsUta • MtvTlce. KTmiMSMOlINmGi GOOD TWN6 THAT VOCAL CORDS IT IN YOUR to 6. Call 2-1696. 79 Lakewood 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN — 2- Wolcott. A-1 Repair Sales, 181 and record player. Phone 8652 ness section. Maple near ''Main room home, all on one floor, Chester, Conn., stating name, ad­ 6447. K R 6 6 A N T ;i«JU 6T KCOULPIfTTALK' r e s t ; SAVINGS Circle. tone grey and blue, radio and Main street. Phone 8597. after 7 p. m. street. Sui^ble for business or nestled on side of hill with 2 acres heater, new air-ride tires, ex­ dress and phone number. small adult family. Apply EMward of land. Fireplace, oU heat, b«Me- REiCMt6EPH86r6ECM LA6TNI6HT"lirp JACK'S SPECIAL tomorrow — cellent condition, very low PETER W PANTALUK, electrical WANT TELEVISION?. A special ment garage, outdoor terrace and STETNOGRAPHER—Must be effi­ J. Holl, 1009 Main street. REAL ESTATE llsUnga wanted. 60MAMVTHIOTIUT HAVE PUT NIC Clam chowder, bread and butter mileage. Price, $1,345. contractor, malntenaiice and wlr purchase, 12Vi-lnch console, fam- fireplace. Shown by appointment. cient and accurate typist. Attrac Customers waiting. Phone 2-0483. 35c; coffePSc; home-made pastry Ing for light and power. 40 Foster ous make $169.95 plus tax and EUva Tyler, agenL Manchester 2- ikstwunbmrstmioat ; FOOTMITtSUIV; 1947 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE ttve local position to March 15 5c and 13c ; hamburgers ISc; etreet. Phono 8308. Installation. Brunner's, 358 East Business Ixications 4469. TO BUY OR Sell ring elUier bell! —Maroon, radio and heater, 1951. Write Box B, Herald. 2-1642 or 4679. Madeline Smith, Swift's hot dogs 16c; pop corn sli^ covers, new white wall Center. Open Weds., Thurs., FrL For Rent 64 5c ■ and 10c; organge, grape, root CELLARS Cleaned, ashes am 'til 9, Saturday 'til 5. BOLTON —Route 44. Unusual 12 Realtor. tires. Fine family car. Price, rubbish remi>ved. Call Milton Ted WANTED—Experienced waitreas. year-old quarry stone bouse, beer 8e; booth service. Jack's. 209 $1,145. Steady work, good pay. Apply in FOR QUICK sale of property list Sprac# street, next to lullano's ford, 170 Hilliard street. Phone 2 STORE FOR Rent. Oak atraet near roome, bath and sunporcb on 1st 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN person. Tea Room, 883 Main PAIR WOMAN'S ekl boots, size with an active concern. Confiden­ Bakery. 1200. Main. Call 7650 after 6:30 p. ra floor, fireplace; 8 cottagea with —Fine condition. Special at etreet. 6. Tel. 5508. income $31 monthly Large front­ tial estimates by qualified ap­ WANTED—Ride from North End $895. OFFICE IN Orford building. Real age. Corner plot, approximately praisers arriving' at a satisfac­ ’m ) to Morgan street, Hartford. 1946 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE HooMliold Scfrleas estate, profesalonal, etc. Apply 1 acre. $14,J00, terms. Suburban tory price for you. Allen Realty Help Wanted— Male FOR SALB -Set of drums. Phone Hours 8 to 5. Phono 2-3247. SPEC. DELUXE — Radio, Ortcred 19A Marlow's. Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perldnt Co.. Realto;s, 180 Center street. Rockville 907JS. BY EDGAR MARTIN heater, low mileage, $945. MACHINIST, turret lathe, tool and StreeL TeL “216. Manchester 5105. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES______No W o n d e r CORNICES and valance boards die men, full time, day shift or FIVE LARGE rooms for rent ' '— S AEtnEWbtiaa Fna tUM 4 AS IS SPEXHALS FROM $50 UP Custom btiUt, choles of designs Comer house, business section THAT'* ALL I N8EO ■vww '«»0.tA\SS VU6 P M ? | I ooH fr " night shift. Top wages. Wtico Ma­ Diamunda— Walelic f H' CUPBO/^RO'B BORROWING Phons 2-8524 from 8 a. m. to chine Tool, 222 McKee street. Suitable for bualneaa and real OVER A.T , l« A PER NOVW.' nm ccMwwtwwG ( TVMWVCGO*. I d e p e n d a b l e USED CARS Jcw alry 48 (AY JOINT, POC.' iOBGWAOINfl THANK*. } BORROWING HOWCIO Don’t Miss. Call On Your P> <9- dence combmed. Apply Backer PAL/ y BRBBPS MVM 7 mm AT ELDERLY MAN who can operate 36 Oak street. Bobby Riggs Heavy Loser I NEED A PEW HABIT/ Downtown Dodge and WICAVINO Of burns, moth holes LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ SiL THINS*.' LAXINIGS LOWER PRICES B A S screw machines. . Small a n d W EAKENS Plymouth Dealer and torn clothing, hosleiy runs, pairs, adjust- watches expertly. IM I FORD CUSTOM 4-DR. shop, good working 'conditions. CENTRALLY located 2-room of­ CHARACTBR/ handbags rapairad, alpper Reasonable prices. Open dally. fice with private lavatory, avail IMI MBRCURT SPORT SEDAN SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. Call Co vent.-y 7-6630. On Current Pro Net Tour 1148 FORD OONV. COUPE placement, umbrallaa repaired, Thursday evenings, 129 Sprues able in January. For information 634 Center St. Phone 5101 U47 f o r d s e d a n men'e ehlrt ooUare reversed and WANTED—Reliable service sta street Phone 2-4887. call Alice Clampet Agency. 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1937 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan replaced. MarloWe Little Mending tlon attendant. Married man pre­ 4543. New Y’ork. Dec. 21— Bobby . Browns’ pitcher, is performing for 1B47 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE Shop, ferred. Also part time help want­ = ■ „. to i tho homeless Allentown Aces of Very clean with recent motor Garden— farm— Usiry Riggs, who has a few inInutes to | Basketball League 1848 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN overhaul. Radio and heater ed mornings and evenings. Ap­ 1848 CBEVROLET SEDAN FLOOR c'RCBLEMS eolved with Products 60 Wanted to Rent 68 catch his breath while his tennis winter . . . Extra dividend Clarke Motor Sales. Phone 2-2012 linoleum, esphalt tile counter. Ex. ply McClure's Auto Co., 373 Main 1841 PONTIAC SEDAN street, or call 2-0442. troupe is taking a vacation, al- - notes: More than seven million pert workmanehip, free esti WANTED—3 O '- 4 rooms by re- 1840 PONTIAC SEDAN Deliver ready !» making plana for more j feet of movie film were processed 1887 PACKARD SEDAN SANTA CLAUS” DeCORMIER mates. Open evenings. Jones YELLOW Oijbe turnips, spon.'ible coi pie. Both employed. ed. Call 7644. and bigger promotions next year . . by one company this fall for school. SAYS: "Here Is a really fine car Furniture, Oak street. Phone 2- PORTER FOR Arthur Drug. Ap Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2- In spite of the flop of the Riggs- college and pro football teams. BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. for all the family.” 1041. 1642 or 4679. 158 Cantor St. Phone 2-4M8 ply In person. 042 Main street. FIRST QUALITY Green Moun­ John Jachym baseball venture and ‘ And a sporting goods dealer esti- Open Evenings Til 10 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. FLAT FINISH. Holland window tain potatoes. Mealy, cook and URGENTLY Needed. 4 room rent, the failure of Gussy Moran and I mates that some b lg -^ e ^ teams ALLEY OOP Take A Sniff BY V. T. HAHUM WANTED^Man to service new taste good. $1.25 bushel delivered Pauline Betz Addle to draw huge ^ spend as much as $50,000 A piZaon HE'S COMING Stawot street Phone 5705. AERO SEDAN shades made to measure. All by two adults, both working BACK/ ANY IT%HiM/VANDTHl6L Radio; heater, defroster, direc­ and used cars. Must be 'experienc­ to your door. Call Hathaway 2- crowds, Bobby figures on branch- , on equipment. No wonder, with CONGRATULATIONS. \ VES.OOOLAjJUl' mBFwKTTisfTMS metal Venetian blinds at a new ed polisher and simonizor. Apply Best of rcftrences. Phone 2-1868 LECnjRE ABOUT WrMOBPHEREf SEE THE NEW DODGE tion lights. Popular, smooth and low price- Keys made white you 1390. ing out into other fields. . . "Y'ou're shoulder pads selling for 28 bucks BORROWINfl OSCAR,you’v e OON8/ N O »yRieU M - at McClure's Auto oS„ 373 Main after 4 p. m. and helmets for $18.50 . . . CWmson ItT WE'VE MADE A CHON IS, healthy. wait Marlow's not a real promoter until you've ; PlO SOME FLIGHT FROM EARTH JOB RATED TRUCK street, or call 2-9442. WANTED — Rent 4 or 5 room lost some money. Bobby is a pro- i Coach Frank Howard, who lugs Liberal terms at Household Goods 61 around a prize collection Of good TO V8NU6 AND MANCHESTEIR Upholstering Ca WANTED— Gas station attend­ apartment or small house. Man­ moter,” says one of his aasociates. uvecT WITH FLUID DRIVE Ra-upbolateiing. draperies, slip . . . The Tri-Cities Blackhawks of luck charms and wouldn’t let his DeCORMIER MOTOR ant. experienced preferred. Good MR. ALBERT HAS chester or vicinity. Write Box Q covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 3- Herald. the National Basketball Associa­ team use its new orange Jerseys SALES, Inc. wages, vacation with pay, also 3 ROOMS OF SUGHTLY this year because they won the See Uoyd Havenor, he will be 9521. Open evenings USED FURNITURE tion have their sixth coach in 24 Maple Street Tel. 8864 bonus. Day work only. Apply in three years and will get No. 7 next first game in white ones, has one Mad to quote yon prices and trade person. Dim WDUs Garage. 18 AND APPUANCES aSowaJMea. You can trade your Mancheeter Business Property for Sate 70 month when John Logan enters other "superstition.” Says Frank: . -y ...... Florist*—Noraerics 16 Main streeL Which la practically new, and haa You've got to have your squad in aar for a new truck, also new or Just been RETURNED to ua from the Army . . . Maybe they should * i*», ,•». e-*. ■Bed ear. HIOHE81 CASH prlcea paid for FOR SALE—Midget Smoke Shop call it T r y Cities . . . Haywood as good shape as the other team. CHRISTMAS trees, door sprays, Model Home. This merchandise 1013 Main street, Manchester Then the breaks rount.” 1887 to 1950 used carl. In good Salesmen Wanted 36A Sullivan, the "pitcher” on the U. wreaths and cemetery baskets. A was uaed for demonstration pur­ Good business, priced for qulcTt End of fJne 88tt FORD F-8, CHASSIS AND clean condition. Douglas Motor poses only. of Florida football team, will turn large selection at Krause Green­ WANTED—Distributor for Vita sale. Inquire on premises. Headline in a North Carolina CAE—Heater, booster brake, Sales. 538 Main street houses and Florist, 621 Hartford EASY FRIENDLY catcher when the baseball team orange In this area, full or part turns out next spring. . . . paper says: "Oak Ridge Has iMnli O t PS808 powwow*8 going to and in a fight— I 8,000 aUlee. New tlrea. Regls- road, Manchester, Conn. Tel. TERMS ARRANGED Powerhouse.” A quick double-take tan fOr-8 tm . Priced at 81,495. 1937 PONTIAC sedan. Good condi­ time, car or small truck neces­ A Retiring Disposition gtvo b m ohitft lotdta tion, radio and heater. Price $125 3700. And I’ll hold it in the warehouse i Houses lor Sale T l shows it concerns a Junior college sary. For Information write. The until you want It at no extra cost Harry Markson, the Internation­ BY GALBRAITH BY DICK TURNER Phoidl 2-3094 after 6. basketball team. Owen Martinez, SIDE GLANCES CARNIVAL 1846 DODGE H TON PICKUP— CHRISTMAS Trees, 50c and up California Fruit Juice Co., 50 FOR INFORMA'nON NEW BRICh home ndv, ready for al Boxing Club managing director, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Expenaiv# BY MERRILL C. B L 088B R condition. Special at usually rides home after Garden son of New Orleans sports editor Thresher's Pony Ring, Buckland Gulnan street, Waltham, Mass a n d DETAILS occupancy. Hot rater oil heat, 1950 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN figbta with a couple of sports- Harry, Is the new business man­ FPROON^.BOT ONE OF* Center. Phone Waterbury 4-3144, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, 29 fL 1950 OLDSMOBILE TWO DOOR WANTED—If you don't like being writing neighbors. . . . During the ager of the Forth Worth Texas 1 WISH TO MAKE J Mr. Albert shed dormer, garage. Lot 76 x We have Just received some new MILEAGE UNDER 500 tied down to monotonous work in Ray Famechon-Glen Flanagan League ball club. He started as ANNOUNCCMBNT.' w ® / * * trucks. Please call er stop In, get R oofin g 16A factory, store or other employ­ OLD RED Tin Barn, 706 North 130. Five .ooms finished. One fiasco last Friday, when the cus­ an American Legion player .... /D eur price first. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ment, write for details. Good Main etreet, buys and sella good room and second bath ready for tomers were disappearing about Eddie Gottlieb of the Philly War­ NEW CAR GUARANTEE lathing. Henry Escott Agency. We a n ready to help you with FEATURING Guaranteed roofs opening nearby. More money and used furnit,irr and antiques, the sixth round, Harry walked riors finally haa given up on aeven- and expert Repairs as well as 266 High street Vv., Tel. 3683. Sole foot-three Jim Dempsey after y«ur transportation problems at COLE MOTORS a real opportunity. Rawlelgh’s Frank Denette*. Phone 2-3376. past hla pala and remarked: “ Don’t any time. gutter and conductor work. Try Dept. VUL-26-CC, Albany, N. Y. AgenL leave, fello-wa. I’ll be right back.” spending three months and con­ 4164 your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ WE BUY and sell good used luml- siderable dough trying to make a BRICK HOME, 4 rooms, oil burner, .... A nearby scribe (it was Joe Tour Down Town 1946 PONTIAC sedan coupe. Ex­ lin 7707. ture, combination ranges, gas basketball player out of him . . . automatic h^t water beater, good Gootter of Paterson, N. J.) heard Dodge and Plymouth Dealer cellent condition. Douglas Motor Help Wanted- -Male ranges and beaters Jones Furor-' the first part and arose at once . . Jim Ellery. American Hockey Sales, 833 Main street. ROOFING. SpadallalBg In repair­ Fem ale 87 ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1041 condition, trees, w bite picket fence League drumbeater, thinks he has new Broad street school, stores "Harry didn’t tell me to aUy,” he SOLIMSNE And FLAGG, Inc. ing rooft of all kinds. Alao new said. "I’m getting out of here." the ana\v«r 'U'*? popular rang 884 Center Street Phone 5101 1939 MERCURY four-door, radio roof a. flutter work. Chimney a WANTED—Sewrlng macbliw op­ and bus; Immediate occupancy Spiorto Before Tour Eyes mystery . . . At any hockey game, Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. and heater, $225. Can be seen any cleaned and repaired. 26 years ex erators. Apply Ka-Klar, Hilliard ELECTROMASTEK Stove, good Manchester 3683, AgenL Red Rolfe tells Detroit writers Jim argues, you’ll hear fli* goaUes time at 29 Sunset street. Phone perlence. Free astlmatea. Call street cornel Adams. condition. Call 5343> R. H. Smith. hoUer: "Get that boomp-to-hoom FOR BALE—1948 Nash ‘‘600':,.4 COZY COMFORTABLE quality 6 that hts Tigers will have a fight door ssdan. Radio, heater, e x ^ - 6705. Howley. Mancheatec 5361. on their hands to finish fourth thing out of here,” anytime there’s SALES ORDER clerk wanted for room single in excellent location a loose puck nearby. Icnt condition. Ihrivate owner textile manufacturing office. Busi­ FOR SALE—SimplAt Ironer, good convenient to bus, school and next season . . . AI Wldmar, the s 1947 OLDSMOBILE, Model 78, BY AL VERMBBR Reasonably priced. May be *eed black four-door deluxe. Excep­ Hfating— Plumbing 17 ness school training or equivalent condition, reasonable. Phone 7613, store. For particulars and ap ------T PRISCILLA'S POP Soon Find Out at 110 Rusaell street. office experience requisite. At­ polntment call Douglas Blanch he decided to use Rock as a mes­ tionally clean, excellent white OIL BURNER service and repalra walls, new brakes, seat covers, tractive salary, benefits and WIDE S E L E C m o 4 of doll car­ ard, Real*|lsuite Service. 6447. senger. He gcrlbbled s note qn pzrt EXIIIIX CLEAN, LOW MILEAOE Ml makes oU burners and fura riages and atrollers. Small elec Bowling of a small czrdhozrd box. Usd It to AT LOWER PRICES ■ heater, radio, direction signals aces. Earl Van Camp. Tal 5244. working conditions. Apply in per­ eimonlsed. .ne owmer. Unusual son. Aldon Spinning Mills Corp, trical appliances including com the do^s collar gnd, after much WRITTEN GUARANTEE binatlon steam irons, portable and buy for private individual. Call PLUMBINQ and Heating, special­ TalcottvlUe, ..r phone Manchester persuasion. Rock got the idea and 1950 PONTIAC 8 SEDAN OFFICE SPACE 3235 evenings. izing In repairs, remodeling, cop. 6128. table model radios Excellent for Streaked for home. OUie began the 18S0 DODGE TUDOR Xmas giving. Chambers Furni Modem suite of offices. Center tortuous crawl. 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN per water pipes, water mains, of Main atreeL has been a doctor’s Five hours later he was found. 1950 'CHEVROLET 5-passenger de. electric sewer cleaner for plugged ture, at the Green. Open 0 to 5 • 1960 BUTCK SEDANETTE luxe club coupe. Fully equipped Doffs— B ird*—Peta 41 7:30 to 9. office for 30 years. Directly over Rock had delivered the meoeage. 1960 CHEVROLfcT CLUB COUPE sewer. Time payments arranged. Quinn's Drug Store. Will rent In Douglas Motora, 333 Main street Vincent Marcin, 306 North Main 1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR COLUES. A.K.C. pedigreed. Pre- ONE DB LUXE Easy Wringer units of one, .two, three rooms or Writ Side Saaler Leasee 1940 .CHEVROLET SEDAN 1939 CHEVROLET club coupe street Tel. 4848. holiday Special. Sables, Blues, style washing machine. Looka five room unit. Bleebirdi (4S> 1947 PONTIAC TUDOR Trii. Beautiful temperament, 825 good, runs good. $60. Watkins B. F. T. RANGE AN D completely overhauled, in excel­ EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat­ 1848 FORD TUDOR up. Sunset View Kennela, . 509 Brothers, Inc., 935 Main street Anderson, rf ...... 5 0 10 lent condition. Call 2-2605 for de­ ing. Plugged drains machine 4 0 8 1948 PQN*nAC 8 SEDAN tails. Keeney streeL Telephone M76. Manchester, Oonn. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Hollend* 1( •••••*••**■***•• cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 REALTOR SulUvM, c 6 0 10 FUELOIL ' Best Terml—Beat Trades Oakland street Phone 6497. Jones, rs ...... 3 3 8 Alao flood Selection 1037 to 1042 CANARIES — Females 82 up GETT YOUR aU metal Air-Way 876 Mali! St.—Eat. 1921 0 0 0 Guaranteed singers, $10 up. Cages Phone 5440 or 6938 Sloone. rg...... Huainem Semeea Offered 13 PLUMBING And Heating, special­ Sanltlzoc today. AbsoUiltely no Whsrton,* Ic ...... 3 0 6 . Home Listings Wanted 0 W. F. OERICH COLE MOTORS—4161 ising in repairs, remodeling, cop­ and breeder’s auppllea. If It is container or bag to empty. E^Z Donahue, Is ...... 0 0 a FLOOR PROBLE.’ iS solved with for birds, we have it. Porterfield’s terms. Your local, dealer. Mr. Birch ML Road. Highland Park 0-21 BY MICHAEL (PMALLBT 1950 CHEVROLET special club linoleum, s.'-phall tile counter. per water piping, new conztruo- ToUle ...... 19 2 40 Telephone 6075 t > . VIC FLINT Coming Down tlon, estlmatea given, time pay­ 68 Spruce. Phont 2-9520. Aronson. Phone 4910 after 6 p. m. Vary low mileage. Like new Expert wor. aanship, free esti­ FIVE l a r g e : rooms, corner house, ■awka <»> WFA ww er mu ectyiet. ac. v. a. an. e. a m t. 4>f. 10U OONT AMR? IF X'« « « '' NOT AT ALL. JUFT ments arraaged. Edward Johnson. for demonstration at anytlma B. r. T. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 Main mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ DOGS Washed and groomed. See business section. Suitable for 3 8 ” Ev8ry yoar your relativ** eengragata AUOOklFW ------MT*iOUBSSlF A gMOatNOUE^ street Phone 8979 or 6044. This ad worth $13.50 In extra Taylor, rf ...... 3 M A RX WARRANr THR______niture. Oak street. Ptione 2-1041. ua for pet auppllea, and freah equipment for old cleaner. beauty parlor or offices. Apply LOSBB* ...... ••••• 1 0 3 GERICH.SPRVIC^ STA. during m hofday*—Pm goiiw in and 8 fow '•R'i 9ur now policy of trotting tho public politoly— AUNT JOLLY frozen horsemeaL I6c lb. Call Backer, 88 Oak atreeL Aronaon, e ...... $ 1 19 attaehod to tho ro**l" F*wr,puoo»^ MUarMFOME* 1940 CHEVBOLiET master deluxe DE LONGS Refrigerator service. 0 8 Bnckland b o w r you’ll find a Sokot WHHm a b o im V A nd A* Moving— rnM ktnt~ Kennel Suppi]*8llop. 2-4278. ROUND OAK gas stove. Four- Morlarty, rg ...... 1 4-door sedan Radio, heater and Repairs on all makes commer­ DESIRABLE older type home with McNamara. Iff ...... 1 0 3 Telephone 8826. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WlLUAftB OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE new tires. Flue car in appearance MUtrage burner. 8 years old. Reasonable. 4 0 8 UMSUSPECF cial and domestic. Emergency 24. PUPPIES. Red Cockers. |2Si: Bos­ Phone 6410. Call after 5 p. m. comfortable sise rooms. Hot water Doering, I f ...... AU . THE STDR1E& ’ and mecKknleal condition. Rea­ bour service Phone 2-1797 ton Terriers, eroaa breeds. CoUle Me r e 'S i u b o e a l . m b m / pinchII tlANimSSTER .‘ackage Dellvary heat, good location. Needs i Totala ...... u s » V C R X O O r 100 d x CENT ON VtlUR MEME— ' ’ sonably prlo-d at $845. Ready for and Boxer pupa. Eimmarman FAMOUS Make 8 ft. freezers. Just STATE CERTIFICATE WONPERFUL Local light trucking and package decorating. H. B. Grady. 8009. Score ftt htlf itme. Hewka 28-34. I MOST the road. See It at Clarke Motor ANTIQUES Reflmsbed. Repairing Keimela, Lake streeL Phone 8287 In time for Xmas, 8190.96, or let’s __ip P JAUNTS uMEtTMENT OF *200, Salea, Broad Street. Phone 2. done on any rurnlture 'nemann. delivery. Rafrlgerinort, waabera HOLDERS—, THRO MOONLIT IN 'fME HOOPLE HOT Set and atova moving a specialty trade your old refrigerator for a Crswa WOODS ON POSSUM LEANSG PUFF;.. 2012. 189 South Main ■U'eet Phone CANARIES For Sale. Yorkshire new refrigerator with a freeser L c^l Notices B. r. T. 6843. Phone 2<0V52. and Norwich, 83 up. Inquire 62 6 3 IS HURRY! HURRY! •t,IO0 POR 1He MAN unit. Brunner’s. 868 East Center AT A COURT o r PROBAT* held at Doer'ng, rf ...... DODGE H'ton pickup truck. Eht- Plearant streeL Tel. 7688. Duff, It « , • a a a • •• e ee ee aa a a • 0 0 ' 'A-'y MHO HMCHED 'tUe ■me . cellent condition throughout Call DOORS OPENED keys fitted, THE AUSTIN A. CSiambers Oo., street. Columbia, -irlthln and for the District Kearni. c ...... 13 3 38 0AM8OO/ local and long dlstanca moving, of Andover, on the 18th day of Decem 4 Limited nmnber of koineB iDEA.tOlLeD t o PUT X-2S76. copied, vacimm cleaners, irons, TROPICAL Fish. New shipment of McVall. r» ...... 9 0 IT OYER. AND GOLD packing, crating and storage bt*r. 1950. Bombardier, Ic ...... • 1 13 a\-aUable iritb aa Uttle ait ll908 guns, etc. repaired, skates, new and unusual fish. Kelly's Musical instramcnta 63 Present. CL' TTON *. HUNT. JudfA 1 1 1 shears, knives, mowers, etc. put Service to all parts of tba U. 8. Aquarium, 29 Sunset streeL Estate of Chris or Christie Fred- Letparanoa, If ...... down Inclndtag chNtbig‘ cnata. 1987 CHEVROLET tudor. 62 Rus- A. and Canada. Cali 5187. Hart­ In cundltior. fur coming . needs. PIANOS, new, uaed, epineto, erickabn. late of Bolton, In aatC Dia- ToUla ...... •••■ a s 7 57 Pay as ■ vlilt tomorrow.^':- \ y oeU street.. Braithwait-. 52 PeaJ strMt. ford 6-1428. CANARIES—American and York­ n-ands, conaolea, upright. Low trlct. deceased. Eaglea

THURSDAY. DECEMBER t t , I960 Averigo Daily Net Praaa Ron Tha Weather iVmurlfPster ^ornittg l|rralb For IIm Week Ending rsfewiM at C. a. We Dsermber 16, 198# TaOiy wtntor Xtac David U)dfa. No. tl. I. O. 10,177 cleedlweeei highest I o. wiu opan Its mMtinc at lav- nnto t t i tenight, Bght About Town on o'eiodc tomorrow ntiht bccauM ir o f the A m m iBanriypatpr MpraUi snnw sr m at tow i o f tha Chrlatmaa party which will I nf Clieeletleee etoedy aad eel Okitotanu foOdw. WRAP YOURSELF jUmicfcestor— 4 City of VIttago Chmrm Om OOd raOowa and lu­ ll b « h tH tomorrow at A. briaf meaUng of Manchaatar • t tlw Odd ftUowa ban. Juvanlla Orange will ba held to­ IN THIS BEAUTIFUL V O I^LX X , NO. 70 ICTaasMsd AdvtoUalag ea Pngs 16) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) morrow evening at 6:30 In Tinker ^ joyous PRICE FOUR CENTS 'a Harald erronooualy UMVP tba party for tonlcbt. halL and will be followed by movleo. A t laat nlghfa meeting of Man- chaaUr Orange In Orange hall Mlaa i t r aai Mn. rtank J. Uaichaae I# td'OaWaad atfoat wlU i5aod tto Edith Winiama of Tolland Turn­ pike, waa elected matron of tha QUILTED \ and and catrUtmas with tala- Ntf^hillawTortt. Jpvenila Orange.______ROBE Red China Rejects I J. N. Cease Fire Plea Smartly atylad in wrap around or coachman mod­ els of soft rayon satin. Court Delays Report from Brussels West Agrees Santa Geta Something Assorted cotors. Sixes 12 In Hia Sock-^uch! to 20, 40 to 46. To Big Four Portsmouth, N. H., Dec. 23. Massed Rockets Stab Color Video —(;F> . Santa Claus took It on thr chin—literally—today. Until April 1 Parley—If Strolling along the etreet In Sit hie full regalia, Santa (high SI2.98 achool atudent Bill Emery, a Foe Posed for Kill; huaky chap employed by the Judges Rule in Favor Insists That Russia Talk Chamber of Commerce) stoop­ ed down to a four-year-old lad O f CBS System But On All World Prob­ and aaked; "What would you Allow Time for Ap> lems, Not Only Reirh; like for Chrlatmaa, sonny?" to The little tot let go of hla Soviet Spurs A-Plans SI4.98 peal to High Court May Meet in N. Y. mother’s hand and svimng a hard right to Santa'a jaw. say­ Chicago, Dec. 22—(JP)—K three ing meanwhile: "You didn't By The Associated Press give me what I wanted last If You’re Dreaming Of Premipr Chou En-L«i HOLIDAY MEALS Judge Federal Court today ruled The Western Powers agreed to­ year." Defense Bills j White XmaH— Wake Up! la favor of CBS color television day to a Big Four meeting pro­ The mother shook the child Calls General Assenio Advance ordered poultry will be rindy for you any but held up the etart of color tele­ vigorously and hustled him Boston, Dec. 33.— (SX— New time yon eaD Friday or Saturday. Store will no cJoaed casts until April 1. posed by Ruaeia, If the Kremlin hly Committee Unlaw* will agree to broaden the agenda away. Sped by News ^ England ran look forward to a aU day Monday, Chiiatmae Day. Open Friday and Satu^ The decision, split, two to one, cold, brisk dirlstmas day, th* to Include outstanding world prob­ Santa felt hie chin tenderly ful; MacArthur Re^ day h m 1:00 A. M. imUI 6:00 P. M. It la Oaay to r w b dismissed a complaint by Radio Sectetary of State Dess Achesos (light) glvea President Tmmsa Weather Rurrau reported to­ lems in addition to Germany. For­ and went on about his busi­ ptnehnrat without traffic eougeetlon . . . and our parMng Corporation of America aeeking to first-hand account of the Brussels Conference, after his arrival back ness. day—but there's little likeli­ ports Enemy Ready let la for your con\-enlence. Boy» will carry your order Gift aet aside approval by the Federal la Washington. Acheson returned from the Atlanttc Pact meetings eign Office sources said notes de­ Of Red Effort j hood of snow. to the parking lot. We auggrat that you ahnp early In OommuntcaUons Commission of confident that there Is a good chaaoe to achieve world peace. (N E A livered In Moscow tonight suggest­ For All - Out Smash GIFT SCARFS ed that the Four Powers’ U. N. Some snow Is predicted for the day. If It la convenient the CBS mechanical method of Tekphoto). the "first of next week" but Colorful all allk scarie with rolled color telecasting. delegates work out the agenda, AEC Chief Tells o f, At Beachhead; Russia time and place for the meeting. the forecaster offered little hems. Also, all white sheera. Square The FOC had aet last Nov. 20 Hat Company encouragement that It would Speeds Atom Bomba For and long styles. for the start of commercial tele­ There have been reports that the Russia's Feverish A- { GLOVES four Foreign Ministers would be fall before—or on -the holi­ casts In color nut the current le­ West Set to Remove Bomb Achievements; day. Stuffing gal prodsedlngs had prevented Invited to meet In February in New Going to Drop Tokyo, Dec. 22.— (/P)— Red York City, This was neither con­ Pepperldge Farm or $le25 K>$2e98 ea- CBS from be^nnlng such pro­ Wilson Is Optimistic Chinn rejected today the Arnold's Seaaoned SHp-on Btyles In fabric, grams. firmed nor denied In French offi­ cial clrclea tonight. United Nations’ rejiteted sp- ' Bread Stuffing dndga LnBoy INaaento Occupation Controls Drew Pearson capeakln, genuine plgakin, H ie majority opinion was deliv­ Answer Invltotlaa Bulletin! President Flies pealn to negotiate for a cease- Ptnehurst Farm deerskin and wool lined. ered by Chief Judjge J. Itorl Major The notes were drafted In answer Washington, Dec. t t —UP)— fire in Korea. It could mean Style GIFT STATIONERY of the Seventh U. S. Circuit Court to Russia'a Nov. 3 Invitation to A Housc-Ncnatc Conference war to the bitter end unless BArSAOE MEAT of Appeals, and District Judge the Western Powers for a four- Ailam Firm Says Con­ Ctonunlttcc today approved Attractive boxed paper and envelopes In Western Germany West for Xmas other means for peace can be Lb. BSe Philip L. Sullivan. The dissenter power session on Germany's fU' tract Won't Be Renew­ unanimously a $8,800,060,- Cheatnuta . . . Hard In Note and Letter sizes. White and was Dtatrlct Judge Walter J. ture. They were approved by the 000 iMMiat In corporation tax­ found. The Peiping radio Ona 8>'and colora. Bread . . . Freah LaBuy. A ll are of Chicago. Bonn, Germany, Dec. 22— »,parley with the high commission Big Three Foreign Ministers in es, IncluiUng a 77 per cent broadesHt the ntatement of Oyatera' Fabric Gloves . .$1.00 ed; Denies Link With Will Spend Holiday 'H ie majority opinion said the Two-thlpds of Germany and her era o f France, the United Statea BrusMls Tuesday night. The levy an czoees profits. rejection by Premier C!hou En- tat Prise Bag purpose of Its order Is to restrain hotee, which are Identical in vlew- McCarthy Dispute Lai. Pigskin Gloves. .$4.98 t o western foes readied today for and Britain, that "there has been Quietly in Independ­ Saoaage 5 9 c $ 2 e0 0 lengthy negotiations over a swap a big step forward” In plana to in­ Washington, Dec. 22—UP)—Con­ It spurned the proposal o f • mmtmuHmmmmmmt (OonUnoed on Page Fear) of German troops for near-tnde- clude West German troops in the (Contbined on Page Nine) New York, Dec. 22—UP)—Adam gressional action on the multl-bll- ence, Mo., With Family special U.N. Assembly commlttea W e win have fruit eovered Haros and Fruited Shoulders. Deerskin Gloves, $4.98 aa rising Red attacks In western pendence for the Allied-occupied West's projected 1,000,000-man de­ Hat Btoraa aald today It would not lon dollar defense program was Pleaty af Tmder Lean Pork Roaata, Lamb Lego, Boaat Korea prompted a warning by area. fense force against Soviet aggres­ spurred today by a grim warning Washington, Dec. 22 (py-Presi­ Beaf and Corned Beef for your Sunday dinner. Steaka Wool Lined renew Radio Commentator Drew General MacArthur that a big am tender and offer good value for a hurry-up Saturday Gloves ...... $3.98 Many months o: talking between sion. Pearson's contract when it expires that Russia la making “an inten­ dent Truman went home fdir 3 Boys Drown the West German Government and Three to Die dilneae military offenslva may be See End o f Controls Feb. 18. sive effort" In the field of atomic Christmas today - and the anxie­ on the way...... $3.98 the Big Three loomed before Ger­ A communique on the conference LEAN COMMERCIAL Capeskin Dress Gloves . A statement Issued by Charles energy. ties of s war-threatened world In northeast Korea, evacuation OYSTERS man troops could fight alongside disclosed that the thre« Western V, Molesworth, Adam Hat Presi­ Expert teatimony on the Rus- 8 Year Old Pal For Murder rode with him. of nearly 25,000 frightened clvll- HADDOCK ROUND GROUND . lb. 89c White Fabric Gloves . .. $1.50 to $3.25 their former enemies against Powers, offering their first big dent. said sponsorship of Pearson's alan atomic program came from lans from the Red-besieged beach­ Soviet Oqmmuntsm, or West Ger­ concession in return for German Mr. Truman left by plane at PINEHITBST weekly program was being dropped Chairman (Jordon Dean of the head port of Hungnam waa re­ SWORD many would become almost a free participation, have agreed to place 12:30 p. m. (e.a.t.) for Kansas LAMI PATTIES...... lb. 49c Missouri Youths Are One of Men Convicted in because of "a planned change In Atomic Energy Commission. Ori­ ported by AP (Jorreapondent Tom DRIEF BEEF nation. their relations with West Germany advartlatng media for 1951.’’ The ginally given ^hlnd cloaM-doors (?lty, Mo., after recording two Lambert. Charged With Mur­ Chancellor Konrad Adenauer an­ Hold-U^ Killing Was Christmas messages—one to the Call Committee Illegal SALT PORK PINEHURST nounced last night after a five-hour (Contlnned on Page I3even) (Ooatlaiiled on Page NIae) (Conttnoed on Page Nine) American people, another to the Close-range rocket ships, big SAUSAGE CHUCK GROUND . lb. 89c der in First Degree Cited in Gordon Case people of the rest of th* world— naval guna and arUltery aUU for broadceatlng on Christmas eve. shielded the small beatehead—tha for large turkeys was aurprialngly large this Caruthersville, Mo., Dee. IS —fS) Whtte Doe. 3ar» In the President's Mlasouri- United Natlona’ laat fbothoM la -----. . . as a result our producer of Native Farm North Korea. —n im i yhiiht hoy^ who told* cM- ( ^ —Three men draw death ehatr bound party wem MaJ. Gen. Harry nraws Ceaa. Tkrkeys baa Just shipped another amall lot Vaughan, hla military aid*; Brig. China's rejection of any to­ cen they tied up an elght-yaar-old Big Christmas Quepy- verdicts Ixet night for the holdup GM Bows to Price af 16 to 15 lb. Ham. Wa win have Capons, Roasters and companion and threw him Into the Gen. Wallace H. Graham, the Pres­ ward, a cease-fire was made la a MIsaisstppi river were charged with murder of a Readera Digest mes­ idential physician; Ool. and Mrs. six-point sUtement broadcast la senger. Pelking and heard here. Ripe Green and Ripe (black) first degree murder yesteiday. Louie Trumsn; end various mem­ Froit Cake Prosecuting Attorney Slmer Who Gets the Jackpot A fourth defendant, who teatl- Cut-Lifts Sales Ban bers o f the White House staff. Col The Red Premier-Foreign Minis­ Olives have been hard to get. Peal said, however, the charge may fled againat the three doomed men, Truman Is a cousin of th* Preel- ter said the three-man U. N. (kna- Salted Nuts win he tried later. We now have S A W Jumbo Ripe be changed to delinquency. dent Pickka The three are Walter Herrin, 11, A jury o f six men and etx wo­ (OoBtlaned on Pag* Eleven) (black) Olives 59c; Gourmet **Sing It Again*' Award men In Weatchester County Court Auto Industry Waits Plans to Work tcs Raymond HerHn, 9, and Harvey OH Extra Large Green Ripe Olives Free Ballot brought In first degree murder Hartford Firm Although he’s going home for a Neal Journey, 11. Poaes Quandary fo r Qarification of U. S. Hard Candy 59c; Regular Stuffed Olives are 72x90 100% Virgin Wool verdicts a^^Unst Nathan Wiasner, rest, the White llouse said Mr. A Wonderful Assortment of Wete Playing Heqkey Truman plant to get a lot of work Chocolates priced at 25c, 29c, 39c. 52c, 65c CHATHAM "SELBY" Boston Judge as 2 88; Harry A . Stein, 52, and Cai­ Policy on Wage Curbs; bixie Negro Sheriff Jake Claxton said the Box Stuffer man Co<^r, 43. Wins Contract done.. He wlU be In constant touch Cherries and 11.12 a jar. You will find on boys told him they tied Paul Lee Demand Huge Prize The victim, Andrew Petrini, 33, WSB Has a Plan with Waahington anu his plane, the dtsplay Kemp’s Nuts and Pea­ Nlcholaon's arms and legs and of Mount Kleko, N. Y., waa slain Independence, will be r e ^ y to fly Mixed Nuts GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS BLANKETS $11.95 GIFT UMBRELLAS tossed him into the Mississippi Ex-White House Aide him back on short notice In the Home Bombed nuts . . . Tiny Tim Christmas Boston, Dec. 22— {/P)— I f some­ last April 3 at Chappaqua, N. Y., Bulletin! Gets Job of Construct Filberts Ail white or colorful prints in sheer cotton or linen, river while playing hookey from in tha holdup of a truck carrying event of an emergency. Candy and some extra fine qual­ Wnahington. Dec- 22— lace edge Hankies. GUARANTEED MOTHPROOF FOR 5 YEAR.S! Beautiful styles with long and short handles, novelty achool Monday. Released from Prison; one usee your telephone to answer magazine funds to a bank at ing Atomic Energy Mr. Truman plana to spend Pecans Beautiful quality 100% wool Chatham blank­ ity S & W l.arge Walnuts in plaids and weaves in all colors. The sheriff said the boys gave no the payoff question In a radio qulx Pleasantdale, N. Y. Price StafaUlser Michael V. Christmas day quietly with hla Blast Tears -Atvay Wall Almonds the shell. .Hard Sauce. Plum ets In the new colors of Hunter Green, Blue, reason for the act but he is In­ Got Two Year Term DIOalto anounoed today th* Plant at Paducah, Ky. show, who gets the jackpot? The verdicts were received by family at their big, old-fashioned O f House in Former* Pudding, Fig nr Date Pudding Rose, Yellow and Green. , vestigating a possibility that It County Judge Elbert T. Gallagher. Chryaler Company haa can­ home in Independence, Mo. Mra Walnots may have occurred during a quarrel Ashland, Ky., Dec. 22—(/Pi~ This was the $18,000 question celled a price Incrcaae on Ita from Crosse & Blackwell. 25c to $1*00 Qlher Chatham Blaaketa...... 61.96 to $14.95 EHectric chair sentences are man­ Padurah. Ky., Dec. 22- ((P)— F. Truman already has gone to Inde­ ly Segregated Section Biwils over Paul's lunch money. Edward F. Prichard, Jr., Paris, posed yesterday to Superior Court datory because the jury did not 1951 model oara, reetorlng H, McGraw A Co. of Hartford, pendence by train. Their daughter $3«98 to $8«98 The body of young Nicholson has prlcea to Dec. 1 levela. Ky„ attorney and former Adqiln- Judge Eugene A. Hudson as two recommend mercy. The trial laated Conn., haa been selected aa the Margaret plana to be with them not been found. principal contractor for the $350, Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 22—UT) Seedless Pink or istratlve Aid,, under P en den t men pressed claims to the Dec. 16 33 (lays. on Chrlatmaa. (L? The fourth man accuaed la Ben­ Detroit, Dec. 22— The auto 000,000 Atomic Energy Plant to —A bomb last last night heavily White Grapefruit prize on "Stog It Again” (CBS). Meantime, Mr. Truman haa a damaged a dwelling occupied by BABY SHOP Roosevelt was released from the nie Dorfman, 31. Industry awaited today a clarifica­ be built at the site of the Kentucky few engagements In the neighbor •nie dispute started when the Negroes in a residential area pre­ SWEATERS federal correctiofial Institution Wlssner waa alleged to have tion of the govemment'a policy on Ordnance Plant. hood—a party tonight In . the D*Anjou Winter viously zoned for white persona. GIVE A TAFFETA DRESS near here last night on orders of telephone rang last Saturday been the trigger man In the clay­ wage controls after its bigghst Thla waa announced today by Muhlebach Hotel at Kansas City; Pears The bombing, ,,,the flrot her* FOR XMAS Pres^denL Truman. night In the pastry shop of Rocco ing of Petrini. producer yielded to an edict rolling Kenneth A. Dunbar, Manager of a luncheon tomorrow In the same News Tidbits Warden.. R. O. Culver said aince AprU 13, followed a ruUn|f og SLIPONS $2.98 - $3.98 We have plain colors or plaids. Sixes Rotondi. . Diatrlct Attorney George Fanel- back prices of new cars. the. newly eatabllshed Kentucky hotel; an Eastern Star meeting Delidous Apples Chilled From (/P) Wires Prichard’s two-year sentence waa lia said Dorfman was associated General Motor* capitulated yes­ the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals 3-6X, priced at— It waa "Sing It Again" calling Area Office of the Atomic Energy Saturday night at Grandview, against Birmingham's racial zon­ Fancy McIntosh Short ale«ve, nylons and al( wool, pastel col­ conununted by the president. with Wlssner In the operation of a terday to an order cutting prices Rotondi. The laMbr thought it Commiaalon. Dunbar alio an Mo.; and a church dedication Sun­ ing laws. or Baldwin Apples ors. $4.98 and $5.98 The 35-year-old attorney, who New York car rental agency. on new models to the Dec. 1 level. nounced these architect-engineer day, also at Grandview. « Burmese government denies it entered the prison Isst July 14 waa a gag, according to his friend Cooper was a aheetmetal work­ The dweUing waa occupied by 3 Lbs. 29c It waa the only producer to fight selection* for the project: Aska Prayen Mrs. Mary Leans Monk, who had has signed secret pact with U. 8. after conviction of ballot box William De Marco. er. Stein waa a novelty jewelry the order. It agreed to piit Ita 1951 RAYON TRICOT PANTIES DeMarco told the Court Roton­ Giffela A Vallet, Inc., Detroit, for Hla mesaage to Americans, ask­ led the court fight against resi­ giving American mUltery bnses stuffing In Bourbon county In the salesman. ChevroIeU, Pontiacs and Cadillacs preliminary engineering and de­ Red Grapes CARDIGANS $4.98 In lizea 2-8, priced front— In Burma. .New York Investign- di quickly handed him the tele­ ing prayers for peace, will be dential segregation hen. Mr*. 1948 presidential election, was re­ back on the market at 1950 prices. sign on the process plant and In­ tiona Commissioner James H. leased at 8 p. m. last night. phone with the remark: broadcast in connection with the Monk and five other occupant* o f All nyjon, i^ t e l colors, also red, black. 69c to $1.00 (Cuntlaasd on Page Nine) The auto Industry'! price situa­ spection during Its construction. White Grapes Shells says new milk price Hi national community C!hriatmaa tha recently completed residence In pink, blue, maixe, green, orchid and Warden Culver said the text of "Made a F U t $16,000” tion aeemed pretty well set — at Sargent A Lundy, (Chicago, for Avocadoes there by major distributors la the order received yesterday from "Here, WilUe, make yourself a trM lighting ceremony on the were unhurt. floral pattern. Treasury Balance least until March 1. But the wage power studies and the design and Wmte Hotiuw grounds In Washing­ Tean Away Wall "shocking.’’.. President Syngman James V. Bennett, Director of fast $15,000.” picture waa left somewhat of a inspection of construction of power EXTRA LARGE TANGERINES ...... 6 for 35e SUSPENDERS * $1.00 Rhee proclaims partial Christmas Federal Prisons, said: DeMarco promptly Identified ton at 5:15 p. m. (e.a.t.) Sunday. The explosion tore away half of Waahington, Dec. 22—UP)— The question mark by an announcement facilities. In happier times, thousands a bedroom wall. Mra. Monk had amnesty for all prisoners in "The President has commutted the "Phamtom Voice" as that of Pinehurst Gift Food Baskets are in demand this For girls 7 to 14. Brown felt with colorful position o f the Treasury Dec. 20: made In Waahington last night by thronged the we]l-manlcurcd lawn Seoul's W ls except those sen' the sentence of Edward J. Prich­ Grover Whalen, Former New York Coatnets Signed just left the room when the blast year. W e have an order from one firm for 12 . . . trim. Net budget receipts $454,024,862.- the Wage Stabilization Board. for this annual event. This year tenced to death for ‘‘peculiarly ard to the time .already served. City greeter. Smith, Hlnchman A Grylta, Inc., took place. Police began an im­ Give A Gift Of Sleep! 05; Budget Expenditures $158,753,- The Boaid 'Sald It had reached a the world emergency will bar the another for 6 . . . another for 19 baskets and revolting” crimes . America's He' may be releas^ Inunedlately." De Marco added that he told Detroit, for specialized design and mediate investigation. 761.93; Cash balance $3,980,600,- engineering for Mnltary and fire gates. For security reaaona the The bombing of Negro home* orders for many individual ha-skets. As all our IWWWWWWWIKWWMWBiWW Ray Robinson says ''nuts'' to Reports of Prichard’s release Rotondi all about the big prise PLAYTEX SUPERFOAM 449.77 (Ooattaoed ea Page Ntae) public w ill not be admitted to the here has oocurrsd intermlttoaly baskets are ’’custom made” it takes extra time French Communists. circulated laet night In his home which included furs, furniture, water aystemi, sewerage syatem, No other table la so low S White House denies report that steam plant and admlnlatratlve and grounds but can watch from a since the late summer ef 1947. N* and we would appreciate your order as earlv an town. In response to questions. money and other things. Rotondi priced — so attractive — so S President Truman has sent For­ congratulated him, De Marco said, auxiliary buildings. distance as the big tree blazes arrests w e n made after the previ­ Warden Culver said earlier thla light. ous blasts. posaible — Dial 4151. useful—no other table glvea i BED PILLOWS eign Minister Robert Schumann morning "H e’s gone. I had In­ but later decided that he, Rotondi, (Jontracta with all four firms -'AmtiiicA’s''. you so much for eo little! have been signed, Dunbar aald. Mr. Truman's other Oirlstmae of France "some sort of alUma- structions from my superiors to should get the jackpot becanae he Eve address, to the people of for­ Perfect fo r sewing, cards, tam " of U. S. aid.. Decision In release him.” Is the telephone sutoKriber. Dunbar aald tha Hartford firm eign lands, will be brouceat by Vegetables — Frosted Foods',.. - foitmosT - homework . . . as a game disbarment proceedings against Ask If Prichard had been grant­ Judge Hud»on issued a tempor­ was aelected after AEC offloea at the Voice oT America. White or Ubie for all the family . . . s 9 e 9 5 ea» RE:aUI.ARi height two of d^ense lawyers in con­ ed a pardon ax reported In central ary injunction barring the Oolum- News Flashes Oak .RlOga and Waahington bad Chemist Guilty GOLDEN SWEET ■ TABLE -■ ae an occasional table, night spiracy trial o f Amertoaa Oom- reviewed a list of qualified eon- Kentucky, the warden refuaed to bla BroadcastiJig Syatem from (lAto BolMtae e< the UP) W IN) TeDow Globe table, utility table, and many moatot leaders la delayed by Fed' comment. He merely said be paying the prize to Rotondi and tractoN who expretesd interest in Prapose Re-Dlstrtctlac POTATOES ...... 3 lbs. 29e other uses. Seven exclusive OTHERS $10.95 and $11.95 participating In the national atom­ I n Assault Turnips ^ VALUE!c-' eral judge until at leart next Feb­ had acted upon orders. barring Rotondi from receiving lithogreph top designs. W at­ ruary. .Meaeow press gives prom' A t Paris, Mrs. Lucy Prichard the prize until the Orart decides ic energy progarm. Hartford, Dec. 23—UP)— A pro­ Lettuce Butttmut Sqiioth...... lb. 8c erproof, atain and heat re­ You'Ulie thanked for y e i« to come — glvn taent irtsy to spesch by former T^ Prodoo* UNolam posal to rsdiatrict the 'state .to SPARKLE . . . P l a ^ x Superfoam pUlowa. White and pink who lx entitled toJL Psrishss In Bhsc Radishes sistant. Lustroua pmlv>g- V. 8. President Herbert Hoover (OeBthmad on Pace Etevea) A hearing waa aet for Dee. 2$. Dsubury, Dec. 22—(;P)--Vito Jseabino, 65, perished today "Th* Initial list,” ha aald, "waa give state Senatorial dlstricta ap­ Faces 10 Yean for Dm MoIbm Squash . .R>. 10c any finish. Stands 20Vi” In Smooth Clear Crystal covering. criticising U, 8. government’s for­ narrowed to a group of 'IS firms proximately equal populations will Tomatoes high, 26" X 15” top when in a fire ihat destroyed his one-story home in Farm street in on the baslB of experience In con­ be made to the Incoming State Shooting Husband of ______OMtnry. a sparkling eign policy. Peppem LABOE DOUBLE BUNCHES open. Folds Into a highly It's Fostoria of course! Newark. N. J- gas workers the northern outskirts of town. struction, present anf' future com­ Legislature. Tha reglstran of decorative screen when not new-iew pattern to catch your eye and make you want Former Sweetheart White Onions PASCAL CELERY . bch. 39c start back to work early today » s e e mitments, availabllty, of key votera In this city. Republican An­ In use. It for your very own. ending 26-hour strike against Santa Claus Answers personnel for aaaignment to the drew O. Nyatrom and Democrat YeDow Onions Four Trailer Tracks Collide commlaslon’a project and perform­ Henry B. Claffey, aald they would LA TE hOWE gaMiMMaMiaiaMiF three key plants o f PuWlc Service Dedham. Mas*.. Dae. 22—(r > ~ encumbers Electric sad Oss Cb... .Nations] Anbam, MasSn Dec. 22—(/P)— Four traller-tnicka were ance or peat oontracis.” petition for such a change. Hart­ Alan O. Richards, 82, wall-to-do Spinach CRANRERRIES...... 23c Aasodstioa for Advancement of Bobby ^s Plea—But Ckiod smashed in a coUtekm here today bnt only one driver waa in­ The new plant will produce ford alone could save up to $10,- Cambrldga chemical oompaay Cnnliflower Colored People renews Its request jured. One truck lost a tire, swenrinff it into the others. The uranium-335, the atomic bomb ele- 000 in annual election expenses if Bales manager, today was coavlei- Rutoboga Tornlps___ lb. Sc V I / / / to General MscArtbur for pSraia- tracks were operated by Joseph Lnbckzyk of Worcester, Its Senatorial districts w en put ed o f assault with Intent to mur­ Parsley slon to Investigate eoort liianlal S t Paul, Minn., Dec. 2%—(Jt\— <^ His Dad Gets Ticket . (Ooathraed oa Page Etevea) into balance, they aald. der the husband of hla fonnar girl ^ lag o f Negro ttooM in Korean Bobby Hiner, 9, La Porte, Ind., L a Porte businessmen, who han­ Michael Trlccaria of BristoL Carter Lawrence of CampbeO, friend. Y ob will find our Frosted Food cases well filled ^ANTA ^ dle Santa Claus mail, asked Ron­ The Norfolk County Superler campaign.. -Helea Hayes Is set to put a letter into the Santa Claus Ky., and Umberto PUegfl o f Worcester. The latter wsa treated with Jast about everything including Strawberries D A i N I a -^-q y l a n d ' return to films after. 15 jrears. mailbox In ths l A Porte Court ald MeVikar, Chicago aumagar for minor injarles, Court Jury acquitted him on an­ House. for Northwast AliUnes, If hs could • * • other Indletmeat charging aaaault aad Buuiy specialty Items. with a dangsroua we^xm. I t read: "Laat year I aaked you locate ^hby*a father. Northitest New City Mayor Asks Rollbacks THURSDAY 2:30 to 5:00 to bring my daddy home for Christ­ headquarters hers did, via tele­ A Jury Nturned the verdlet 1st* mas. This year I wish after you phone, teletype and radio. Thay New Yprii, Dee. 22—(ffV —Mayer Vincent R. Impellitteri to­ Newsboys ’ Edition yeetmday after 80 mlnutM dslih- and 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. Stores Open had dslivsred your toys to all ths found he was convalescing frqm day called npon aU miBi aiad bread concema in the d te to re- entlon. Judge Fraak J. Danahua iW lf Green good girls aad boya that you the accident and able to fly back to ordered th* dsdalon withheld on- I seted inunediatdy "in the name o f decency and palrmUans,’* TOPDBr (Offtt - would atop by aad take, me with the United States on a ticket pur­ tU 10 a. m. t o i ^ . ‘ Stamps Given SATURDAYS 2:30 to 5{00 recently annoonecd price faicreasea. ^ Tom orrow Ftaad f m Sheta Until 9 Tonight you as far as Alaaka when you go chased by the buslneasmen. « ’ * * * Rlcharda k ebarfed with mill UTIUry TABU.; With Omh P. M. and 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. home to the North Pole.” Bobby's father Is sdtsdnlsd to Bobby's father, Andrew Hiner, step from a Northwest plans at Two Killed In Train Craali In accordance with The Herald’s UBukl CJhristmss eus^ tempted murder and aasa * * » • I I I I I -V' Salea (Retell MerchzBte Bu- has been working In coal mines tba teilcago A irport Bobiqr, hie Ocala, FfaL, Dee. 22—(/F)—Tiro freifhfitrains collided head- tom tomorrow’s edition o f this newspaper will be a dangerous wwuaB oa TOY DEPARTMENT nsar JonssvUto, Alatea, for about two brothera aad his mother will for the newsboys. Their copies of The Herald will Krul. 23, Batnoa uetitata JWHAU resu, Manchester (Hiam- a jrsar and a half. Recently, he on near here today, kUHne two crewmen and injnrinff three Convlctioa on elthar (karg* OAK ST. ENTRANCE be on hand to see Bobby’a letter be given to them free o^ charge. E rn a $3.98 SftSMCHBSnK C M W , ber of Commerce.) suffered a back Injury in an acd- to Santa C3aua answered In even ethers. The wreck ecenrrH on the main Atlantic Coast Line denU a better way than he hoped. trank between East Lake Weir and Wciradale.

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