Rtell Opposing Censure Hmgan, 18 Itielpi Rd.; Mrs

. . ■,..- , * , T, , .V >r ■#•, _*_-5i 4 .f -V • •" * ' ■v.' ■'. < ■ ■r-'irvrwef) ■;-r I- ‘ I f : - - ; " V fsn^tixraKN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1954 iimtrb^Btyr lEoptiins lyralb AYerafft Daily Net Preaa Ran IjMiirir. F ar MM,,Weelr Haded Thd WfRthfr " ■ II m Alpina Boclety arlU hold tta Faranto at high school ptgkls daughter la atteatUng Sytnctiaa Nev. 37, lOM F m ia a l a f 0 . R. w m e o . f About Town annual CSuriatmaa p ^ y tomorrow who attend afternoon seeeioaa will Snowball Co4]liairm an Admit Local Men University on a acholarahip. Hospital Notes % at 7 p.m. at the Sub Alpine Club meet this evsning at 7:30 at ths 11,560 L ight •aew. late thU ettoBilg. V? TbMBM V. McCuin, 33. S3 on Bldrldge Street Hembera are ochool. To Aircraft Club Lear 9 9 -8 8 . Thairkdaff * eal4 •99te fftM n 8t« yvsterday anturcd the requeated to bring 33 cent gifta ADMITTED YESTERDAY: EMERGENCY Mcaeber et the Aadit for the grab^wg. The Dllworth-Comell-Quey Poet Charles Argiraa, M Spruce St.; Itareaa ef Otrealatlea atonal a ■ew flarrtoe aver higher yp. B. Army and reported to the Two local men have-joined Pratt OIL lURNER >K4o«i>Uoa Center at F t Dlx, N. 7. Ho. 103, American Legion, will hold Police A rî$ Mrs. MUdred Eldridge, Hartford elevatleae. High 88-49. The Women’a iM gue of the Sec a social meeting tonight et the A Whitney Aircraft’a Quarter. Turnpike, Rockville; Alan Dux. SERVICE Manchester-Â of VUlage Charm ond Congregational OHudi will Poet Home on- Leonard Street Centtiry Oub. RTlllem P. Gwlnn, 14 Proctor Rd.; Robert Tucker, ------^ ------—___ ; Xiaa Barbara A. BeU of 34 W. hold an all-groig> meeting a t the general manager, announced to Omar Chapti 23, 32: Silas Rd.,' .yiithUa and Herman R. Ma- Bterting at 8 o'clock. Rcfreahments Taylor Street, TaicottVlUe; Elise- VOL. LXXIV, NO. 52 (THIRTY-TWQ PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Gifta will be served. day. free under >^,0Q0 bond while hath Ann Campbell, 43 Joseph St.; \CALL MANCHESTER, CONN., w y i:NESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 (COaaallled AdvactMag ah Page 89) i»tanr"aC Worceater, Mana. appHed ihould be brought to thia meeting The new 25-year men are Fred awaiting tMiU in' Superior Court PRICE n V B CENTS A matrtafa licanae in Hart- Joseph Patrissi, Sunset Terrace, "Hat for patienta at mental inatitutiona. Jack Sanaon, 85 Hamlin St., who P. Keiah of 48 Delmont St., and G. on chaiWs of possession of arms Rocpville; Teofll Opslsch, M M I - 9 - 4 5 4 8 .ford MBtarday, accordlnc to the is a patiant at Manchester Me Raymond Huaaey of 15 Forest St. or butthu's tools in ths night, a Avondale Rd.; Ronald E. Durand. rRart&cd Bureau of Vital SUUa- Ronald Lane of 13 Oxford St., morial Hospital, is greatly im- Pratt A W htti^ Aircraft’s Quar violation oTlBec. 8408, waa arrest 183 Broad 8t.; Marcia Gienney, WILLIAMS tlca. e Junior at Bmeraon College in provad and able to receive viMte ter Century Club now numbers ed yesterday afternoon and Bolton Center Road, Bolton; Albert Lost Plan e ’s Radio 40 Students Boston, will participate in the from hie friends. more than 330 members. charged with aaaauit and battery OIL SERVICE s ' Our Lady of Victory Mothera Krause, 44 Ridge 8t. drama festival, one of the high Keish, a third-shift bench jfie- and breach of the peace, according ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Shir Ctrcla will meet at the home of points of the 73th anniversary at chanic at the East Hartford phmt, to police. Mra. George NacBtowakl. 302 Members of Gibbons Assembly, ley Langerin, 370 Main St. Escape Bus the college. A drama major. Lane CsUiolic Lediee of Columbus, are joined the company in the cylinder Picked up by Patrolman Curtie DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Hadcmataclc 8t., tomorroa* at 8 will play in the first presentation, aascmbly department and spent 14 Wilson as the result of a domestic Heard in Mountain p.m. The Rev. Robert J. OarroU reminded that the Holy Hour of Mrs. Maude Phelps,-39 Cottage a full scale production of Romeo the combined Catholic organisa years there before being trans disturbance at his home yesterday, St.; Warren Wynshaw, 34 Milford Lose Weighr will akow colored cUdea of thb and Juliet, at the college's ferred to his present job. He has Oiapman la being held pending tfaaa Mae. Geocge >VVUlard, Jr. tions wUl be held tonight from 8 Rd.; Mrs. Louis T, Krees, Jr., 32H Motor Blast TbeatreH>n-the-Eimlanade Dec. 1, to 9 o'clock in the Church of the four children aad five grandchil posting of bond for appearance in Mea aad vam ta ’ arm be co-tMateaa. Town Court tomorrow to face St. James St.; Mrs. George Me- «iie foUew the Ayda 3, 3 and 4. Assumption. dren. Kenney, Tolland; Joseph Meder, Plea revert leehie aa A^rea; Hunt Pushed Hussey, general foreman of the these two addttlooal charges. 113 Weddell Rd.;. Mrs. Dorian to 10 peuade with ' Cheshire, Dec. 1 {JP) engine overhaul in the airport de AeoorAng to the atatutes, the the very tiret bei . Forty grammar school pupils The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Miss Hope Allen of Providence, Shainin and daughter, 33 S. Lake- <|2.M). Teka Ayde Lutheran Church will meet tomor R. I., will be the.gueet epeaker at partment at the Southington charge of poaeesaiem of arma or wood Circle; Misa Maureen Wad before mele ee dU North Conway, N. H., Dec. 1 (JP)—A faint radio messag'e m iss^ death or serious in row at 7:30 at the church to make a meeting of the Hartford Pem branch plant, began his PAWA burglar’s tools carries a maximum dell, 57 C o ^ r Hill St.; leremieh reeted. You ente-', jury by minutes here today plans for its chicken chmv mein broke Cbllega Club Tuesday, Dec. rsreer on the engine assembly line. penalty of five years in prison. eeelloelly eet leee— and ungubstantiated report of sighted wreckage on a moun rtell Opposing Censure Hmgan, 18 ITielpi Rd.; Mrs. Rus He hss been doing overhaul work William W. Dickenson, Jr, 33, leee .weight aet- a when a heavy flywheel on i HALE'S supper Wednesday, Dec. t , reser- 7, at the home of Mlsa Eliubeth Herald Photo sell Potterton end son, Keeney arelly. Lerso baa tainside today spurred ground and air search for Northeast vaticma for wlUch will does Dec. de W. Root, 38 Famham Rd., Mlsa Marilyn Lupten since 1931. He was made a fore South Coventry, waa arrested this Drive, Bolton; Mrs. George Rink, ' $3.96. Airlines plane downed yesterday with seven aboard. The Khool bus exploded, wreck Hmnlquartws 3. West Hartford. man in 1938 and promoted to gen morning and charged with paaidng Jr., and daughter, Windsor Locks. brief radio voice maeaage—trans-i. ing the vehicle and tearing Miss Marilyn Lupien, dsitighter eral foreman in 1947.' Huaaey a red light at Center and Broad BIRTHS YESTERDAY: s daugh mltted "blind" for anyonenyo who gaping holes in the side of a Ret|*aces Cham Delta. Chapter Ho. 31. Royal of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupien of worked at the East Hartford plant Streets by Patrolman Emanuel ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kee exydi cwtehity V A Y D S > iisan ’ Says FOR hetyed weP could -pick It up—^read: "glmer- Arch Masons, wiU confer the 31 Sunset St., has been named until 1930 when the overhaul sec Motola. ney, 509 Adams St.; a daughter to __ VITAMIN CANDY gency—Down five mUea-northeast Pilot of Plane nearby house. Moet Excellent MaaUr Degree at co-chairman of the annual "Snow tion was moved to Southington. Charged with making Unneces Mr. and Mrs. Redvers Beck, 82 The pupils had just left the bus of Field hill but—.” The messsge and Russell D. Pericins, a driver its stated convocation tomorrow ball,” aponsored by the St. James A t r o p h y-winnlng rifleman, sary noiaa with a motor vehicle, Greenwood St. DRUa then faded out. Senate Verdict IN evening at 7:30 tat the Maeonlc and St. Bridget's Catholic Youth Hussey Is a member of the Ciqiitol Ro^r J. Michaud, 22, 19 D e^ BIRTHS TODAY; a daughter to WELDON GO. At aitout the san:e time a report for the Rose Bus Co., of Walling heppardto Temple. There win be the ueual Organlutions. City Rifle Club In Hartford. He Sq., waa arrested yekerday by Mr. and Mrs, Anton Lataivtc, 19 901 MAIN ST.—TeL M1-S-883t attributed to a Civil* Air .Patrol ford, had ju st started the vehicl- APniEOIftTION aocial hour and refraahmenta fol has three children. His oldest Patrolman John Turner. Ash St. . pilot aald wreckage of a plane had Mhen the blast occurred. lowing the masting. A meeting of the executive been stgbted In the snowy wUdor- Fragments Fly 310 Feet Get Divorce Wo of Natmeg are deeply ness of. Bald Mountain, about five The engine, located in the rear Due Tomorrow aeaalMe of aid and sup committee of the Buckingham Congregational Church will be miles northeast of ths alriinet^’a tors the vehicle apart. By RBLAMN MORIN port reisdofed our hoidiag of Berlin airport destination. How Huge chunks of the /taotor the Thaakaglvlag Day road held this evening at 7:45 to make ever, ths Air Fores search coor pierced the aide of the home of Cleveland, Dec. 1 (A*)— Washington, Dec. 1 (/P)—Sen. Furtell (R-Conn), during r race by the merchaata; plana for finances for the coming dinator said it had no word of the Mrs. Nellie M. Felch 55 to n away, Susan Hayes testified today Senate speech opposing the censure of Sen. M cC^hy, said: townspeople aad ofSelala of year, and to issue the call for the reported sighting. Fragm ents of matal and a-ood Maarbeater, and In behalf of LECLERC annual meeting of the church. To that Dr. Samuel Sheppard “I can find neither rule nor precedent oil which to biuie eeniure morrow the women of the parish H is plane dlsap'.'eared in snowy were scattered for 210 /feet from told her he loved her, gave on the charges made.” the Uttle children whom fUNERAt HOME Weather on a scheduled flight from the scene. muscular dystrophy has, aad are Invited to a potluck supper Boston to ths Berlin airport at Perkins was badly/shaken but her a ring and said he was Purteli said he wished “the conduct of (McCarthy) waa will, claim as victiam, wo FUNERAL and Christmas party at the home MiUn. uninjured. / “thinking of divorce.” other than what it has been.” But he asked the question re* extend our moat heartfelt of Mrs. Baldwin Goswellin. Mrs. Immediately after reîort of the These events took place in the Harold Hewsham. wife of the min The explosion occlirred 230 feet l^ted ly : “What Senate rule has he violat^” Purteli con SERVICE wreckage and the radio message— from the Chspman/School on Hill- latter part of 1953 and in Janu tinued : " I hold no brief for the Senator from Wisconsin. I «W N^B b9 ister of Center Church. Hartford, Indicating that at least one of the ary, 1954. A- Edward Crawford, W u u r N. will give the Christmas message. dale Rd., where Uie bus had just depihre'many of his expressions. ...” OHmt AppHoBcei missing seven persons still lived— delivered the chlmren, Last March, she said, she afid Grand IhU Cedar, Laclerc, search partiea went Into action. the murder trial defendant shsr^ ^ Director Manchester Emblem Club No. Neariy three score ' searchers Howard Rose/of the Rose Bus the same bed at the home of Washington, Dec. 1 (iP)—-Sen. Bush (R-Conn) told his col- Nutmeg Foreet Ho. US, 331 will meet tomorrow a t 8 p. m. Co., explained the blast this way: friends in California. 38 Mita Street, lianchaatar In ‘nnker Hall. 'Tupper ware moved Into the Bold Mountain leagues today that if every Senator cimducted himself aa does lliiJBIlHAUea Tan Cedars of area. The party Included litter "It was one of those mechanical Only an hour and 15 minutes Sen. McCarthy it would mean Cair MI-9-5M9 ordered at the laat meeting will be bearera. mountain apecialiats, a failures happen once In after she took the stand, the state's ‘everj’ man a dictator” in the available. ^ medical referee and a doctor, all w’hlle, heel exploded. Ws've star witness finished testifying. Senate. equipped with Arctic clothing; been less 30 years and noth- The last question, by ssociate de Contendinjr McCarthy has “caused dangerous divisions St. Anne’s ; Mothers Circle will Haaardope Flying ing like ti has ever happened fense counsel Fred Garmone,-waa: among the American people,” Bush said he will vote to censure meet tomorrow a t 8 p. m: a t the Soma SO planes combed the ares before.” / While these actions were tak the Wisconsin Republican. ^ home of Mrs. Virginia Prior, 39 Beautiful Qienille in flying conditions described as ’The Imse Oo., operates a fieet ing place between you and Dr. Haynes St. . Co-hostesses will be 30 achool buses servicing Shepplird, you were at all timea Ob the other side, Seii.v Young "extremely rough." Tiie Berlin »R-ND) sold he believes thVboaic Mr|. Helen McAdsm end Mrs. airport at Milan waa closed due to aware that he was a married Florence Giacomini. CAPl^. W. PETER CAREY man?*’ issue is freedom of epecch\,nd McCarthy Mail Dry tow poor visibility accompanying a sued OB Page Twenty-three) that he will vote against censwe. Bath Mat Sets heavy anowfall. \ “Yes,” she gaid softly. The United States, Young said, Fred T. Bllsh HI, president of The general search area waa de Testifying in a low. often seml- has "attained the nighest degtee of Middle Hall at Tufts College, will scribed as quita m'ountalnoua but audible voice, and looking straight Checked in ’52 introduce Robert Frost, 80-year- freedom" of onff nation in history. .g-, » w t ^Mio HARD W AY with several large sections of fiat ■ahead, the attraej;!^ wllhess re A vote of censure, he continued,; f B n 14 ffin g fe- I fagh old dean of American poets, when ground. From one to two feet of Asia Reds/Blocked plied ‘‘yes’’ to a question as to he speaks in Goddard GTiapel on $2-98 would tend to destroy It. j -A a I a B U B aJ o a ? anew cqverod the ground. whether Sheppard "expressed love' Young sold h> did not "approve" ’ \ Hw in* dlofi ... the 'tufts campug.tomorrow night. Robert L. Turner, airline vice for you on other occasion.” Cplorful chenille aeta In solid color and multi-color floral preeident, eaid the radio message she said Sheppard gave her the of McCarthy’s past acUons in oil WashWtofi. D*if. 1 (ffV— The Queen of Peace MotheiS patterns. Blue, green, rose, pinkr'yellow, grey, black and waa sent on an amergency fre ring while they were together In respecU, but that McCarthy ’'has | WliDw R I d Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 white. ® quency. From Korea Debate not been the only one" to use’ (R-ni) aakad her home In January of this year.. "intemperate" language; p. m. at the home of Mrf. Chad •Turner said the meseage was She said that the first mention of the Senate ^lodajr to deelan wick Whltesell, 91 Bretton Rd. OTHER SETS $1.98 and $3.98 Set ^ divorce, she estimated, waa in the Declslaa Near that “no r«le presently SIk m U U YCXJR ^ identified aa froih "792," the flight Uhder on agreement to Umiit destination of the missing plane. United Nations, N. Y., D ^. 1 (ff)—-Russia sought today to ‘‘early part of 1953." exiata” under whkh Sen. Mc bring Red China and Communist North Korea into the U.N. “He told me he loved his wife AatboBy Wbltr. 38, of Forttand, debate, the hour of decision oh the The seach planes immcdistcly con moUmaa, puffs on big dgar bittirly-fought issue Wes fast Carthy can be c^dhed for Nof WASH OAYSII verged on the ares, which includes debate on Korea, but the/United States vigorously opposed very much, but not, so much as and carries rroerheted tabieeloth lasieadsot mailbag oa bis thow drr Bald and Black Mountaiiui, both wife. He was thinking of divorce. hftag Bsn««d nwl« crochet champio^pf the year ia New York cldstng in on the' Senate. hia “^ eged langoa^ or can- the move. The United Sta^s cited Red China’s sentencing of Miss Hayes said. Censure seemed plainly in the SIm i i g I o w more than 2.000 feet high. 13 Americana aa alleged spf ' City (Noy. 89). TaMocloth won klm G tle^r third time as be also duet.” Dirfcaen anid he IOO70 Wool Lebanon | Bald Mt., 3,370 feet high, one of "He said he wasn’t sure if his cerds. McCarthy himself predicted fBilsf Aftkls one reaaon why the Peiping yegima I *•**' "• 18 years ago. to reporters that there wiU be a proposing it aa a *subatlt|rti” the leaser mountains of the White should not be invited here. father would approve.” (AP HIrephoto). . MountajiM range, la lietween Ber This type of conversation tood( "coiApIetcly one-sided" verdict for the ceBaur»îoffolntien.\ lin and the Berlin airport, eight Poland •declared that/if the Pentagon Maps place several timea again In 1953, agoinit him. Democrats -ware re United Btatea waa really tatarasted Mias Hsye.s continue^, ported to be virtually solid for WashingtoQ, l)ec. 1 Scotch Plaid rallas outside Berlin, to which the in aettltng the ease of thyae men It DC-3 was flsrlhg when it vanished Staspparfi, accused' of hacking censure and Republicans to be Sen. Hayden (D-A»12)'‘ __ ought to agree to have tee Peiping More Spending.. his pregnant wife, Marilyn, 81, to split about half and half. yesterday noon. repreeentatlva'come k«re for du- R ed China Pie today a “covu” was p l a ^ on ^.êath in her bed at their laKafroht . Ths radio Mi^^Nune about 8 OBBslona. A final verdict was s bar# pos A m. from within a five mile home last July 4, watiteed intent sibility by tonight, but it appear^ Sen. McClarthy'a mail In Blankets radii s of Berlin to which the U. «. Delegate J a ^ J. Wads For Missiles ly. Occasionally he bit his lip, more likely it would come some as part of an investigation to plane had been flying from lai- worth asserted the ChincM Oom- made notes or clasped his hsnoi time tomorrow. . detemine whether the Wis conla, M miles away in a Boaton- taunists and the North Koreans W ishington, Dec. 1 (P)—The in front of his chest. A id in W dr An ;sgreem«nt limiting debate $ | 2 ^ . d 5 , 72x90 SIZE Bsrlin flight. still wert holding' hundretU of Pentagon plans' soon to increase After she went to California ■X ffecUve at 3 p.m. (EST) allowed consin Senator was speculat A broad air search directed by persons who elded/the U.N. cause .its spending for continental de last ysar and before Sheppard onq/ hour of argument on each ing with funds contributed to Air Force officers which had been and srere continuing aacreaslon. fense and gmded missiles. ame to Los Angeles last March Moscow, Dec. 1 (/P)—Red VCsntral ConunittM of the CSiineso propqjtod amendment to te a 'resa- him to fight Communism. One of the smartest styled blankets on the market. Color ‘The Oiineae ^mmunlsta have SecreUry of Defensa Wilson in- for post graduata work in no right to alt China told the Russian-spon Communist Party and a leader of lutionVpf csiisure and.Your hours McCarthy, fighting eeanure ful Scotch plaid w l^ wide nd satin binding. 72 x 90 sise. ..^Ôoutlaued m Page Tweaty-feur) thls '.able," he I eluded thoae items among several on onyî^roposeq substitute. chorgea now aearifig a vote, has told Uis OeneM Assembly’s SO- its PolitburA ‘ " • “ be said would call for heavier out (Conttaned'oa Paga Flfteea) sored European Security con Tbo Chinese ambassador’s re yeta.Taa|emw charged that a moll cover eroa At HALE'S Other 100% Wool Blenketi $10.95 to $22.50 nkUon Political com'liltcc. lays in the 33-biIUon-doIlar expen placed on him and members of his ference today if the United marks followed a call by Sen. Wll As today’*, session begim, Re- th e Soviet/proposal was laid be diture budget he foresee^ for the j Knowisnd in Washington for staff by « Seaota Btactloaa aah- fore the committee by Jacob A. flscel year beginning next July 1. States and its Allies go to war pubUcon Issd^KnovHand (CoUf) Senators See against the Communist coun-: states air and sea told newsmen hrqxpected the ace- commlttee that probed into hta fi Malik, who/isst week replaced the ToUl spending at that level would Ribicoff Plans Red China main- Sion w ould conCimM until about nancial affairs In 1831-33. ■. late Andrei Y. VishlnBl:} as chief be aboMt A haif-bilHon leu than tries “they will suffer a fate i Hayden’s atatement ta tea iea- Russian delegate. docketed for the current year. 8 p.m. (E9T) and Olqf aomq vot Next Goddess w o rse than Hitler’s.” | < Knowiand'e propooal for a block- ing would be done buX i^t he did •te was the first canfirmatlOB Wpdavyorth said he did not wish Wilson, gave no details, but ex No New Taxes, Red China'! Ambasisdor to Moe- > ede came after . Red China not look for a final before th at a moU cover—th a t to, a d to te to dwell/ at length on the esse of penditures this year for continents! I cow, Chong Wen-tien, sitting as i otosed the aentencing se eplea of tomorrow. on the return nddreeees ef incocn- defense—interceptor planes, anti Keeping Draft the 13 men and what ks described ! an obeerver, told the third seerion \ 13 Americene csptiiredNduring the Bush, first of today’s spehker’A Ing moll—hod been placed on Mc tem ped. up- charges" aircraft weapons and radar wartj- of the conference the 600 milUon; Korean war. The Eisenhower ed- Carthy. ^ u S 7M itM!S^( sgeiMt them. Ing network* in the United States. Spending .Curb said he had hod on "open nm people of Red Chins stand "shoul-: mihistrstlon has rejected such on the question of censure , wh* One of the chmgrii ■gntnet 'Ifc- Washington, Dec. 1 (ip—Four supported a proponal by A luks and Csnsds—are expected Oorthy in the censure contreverny Senators sgrMd today that the tip ^ Hartford, Dec. 1 tIPi—Abraham der to shoulder" with the Soviet meaauree at this time in order to the Senate reconvened to take it Prince Wan Waithayakon, foreign to be about 600 million dollars. Union. force release of the men). Ik that he was "coatenqRuoua of next Congress will extend the ^ a ft Seeks Fifth Supercarrier A. Ribicoff, who becomes Con-. up Nov. 8. But after Uateiiing to 1 q i. *6 ''^ noisier of Thailand, that South He said Russia had become more Chong, sand that the Communist the debate, he said, he hod reoch^ th*. elecUone subcommittee. He act but mffered over other parte of T h e Pentagon also will seek au necUcut's governor .in a little more hoe hrid he adopted the attitude be. ths Pentagon’s new military man-, Korea be invited .to take part n than S'month, says "if a firm hand powerful than ever before in his bloc states are "headed by the the firm conclusion that he ’'must jthe diacusatons. thority to build s fifth 60,000-ton tory. Soviet Union." did beMuse the enbcommlttee ea. power plans. .— supercarrier. Wilson said in an- is held" the state budget can be support" recommendations of the Malik told the - committee It . Chang is also a member of the "China." he declared, “is not censure committee, headed by gaged 1^ “illegal” actions againgt PRESCRIPTION Secretary of Defense Wilson out-/ ■wering. questions at a news con- balanced in the next two fiscal him. 2 q t »7 lined the program yesterday; would be impoesible to expect any ferencs yesterday. Three of the years without itHyêw taxes. afraid of war.' We often say we Sen. Watkins (R*Utah). It will call for a 4-year extenaiqb objecUva discussion of the Korean At the same time, Ribicoff need peace, but we are not afraid Hie vrice ehoklng with eatoUoti. PHARMACY problem wiUiout the two Commu huge carriers are now under con of war directed against srgres- Bute declared: (Ceattaaed^ of the draft law, a modtOed fonm struction and Congress already has wants to. look at state spending elon." CHARM HOUSE of universal military service ^ t nist regimes being represented’ If I ever saw a brave and noble N l Main S t — Tel. MI-S-8831 here. authoriud construction of s fourth. with a realUtic view. Any new win provide for long and short In the discussion of supercar ô n g like previous speakers, Senator, Arthur Watkins Is that BriUeh Minister of SUte Anthony increases in 'spending must be ful-. News Tidbits endorsed proposals to rearm Soviet man." Pr— term draftees, more pay for/ldng riers reporters asked WiUon’s ly and completely justified, he service man anq.ltttla cl:h ^ g e in NuUing agreed with Wadsworth opinion of an address by British says. Culled froBS AP occupied East Germsn.v if,- the "He aald ’T will not walk away the historic roserve and Rational that the Red regjmes should not be Irield Marshal Lord Montgomery ratifies the Paris agreement from tele floor and leave him Noirmal invited. These were -his comments yes to rearm West Germany. standing with a tog of coward." ’ BiiUeti] Toasters Ladies' Luggage Guard setup. this week in which he expressed terday after budget conferences Details Te Be 8ei He said they rejected the auUior- the view that the day of the slr- Production workers and driver^/ *The Oiinese government'’ and McCarthy hoe called Watkins from tho AP W iroff\ Instpllation wLt Ity of the U.N. at die Geneva con with five state agencies. P ^ Ie resolutely speak agalnsr the WUste. told a news coat donference ersft carrier is "approaching its of Cott Beverage Corp. In New "cowardly" apd the censure com 15" TRAIN C A SE ...... $9.95* that, wHtle some detaiU remain to ference on Korea last spring and €nd. Ribicoff ssseHed that he does PAris agreemenU,'’ ChA-ig said. mittee the "unwfttlng handmaid ftV this reason, it was hardly not want to reject summarily all Haven will take etrike vote late "•'\dsasrted them as "a serious en” a t the Oommunlat party. TWO DIE IN QLN BATTUE [Automatic] be settled. President / Eisenhewer fitting to invite them. Ths U. 8. Navy finally obtained provocation on the part of ths 18" Ceso : . $9.95* 24" Ce$e $ 11.95* will present the plan in his Stote approval tp start the supercarrier budget increases but added that he today... Presiden) Eisenhower Sen. Bennett (R-Utah) hoe asked Altatqaerqae. N. M.. Dee. 1— of the Union Message to the nCw will insist that each one be justi sigos executive 'tstder reducing (te—A peBee etfleer end a gaa. 21" Cost .. $9.95* Werdrobe $ 17.95* (Coatta|Md OB Page Fiftaea) Congress in January. * (OfBtteBed aa Page Foartean) (Ooatiqned ea Page Twenty-fear) fied before it ia Accepted. number of government automo (Oeattaiied on Page Twe) * moB were killed ta a eheeUaff All brass hardware. Solid light weight construction. Aa. Ohalrman Ssltonstsll (M-Maas) "I believe that the people will biles used for some ciyiUsn pur- battle early today and aaetes sorted ebiotp in. matched sebi. Initialed If desired, of the Senate Armed Services approve of increased spending if PO“ f-- peUrmaea wae Ittea lly »I2 " ; ^ * Plus tax. Committee and two committee It can be shown that ths serviesa CIO American .Newspaper Guild ed. Aaetker men. Sena. Stsnnis (D-Mfaa) and being sought are in the best In announces it wll go oa strike next ly sera pad capture five hean Why lug loorKlrv Case (RrSD), agreed In separate terests of the sU te as a whole,'" Wednesday against New York Yoshtda Defends U. S. Ties, lotor by a fseea rit 49 «l^ aad U. S. Bars Tough Action he aald. _ t ■tale peUce ate' aarreaaded a Another Monday? intervlewa that WUaon would get Daily News.. . U. 8. Consul Gen a sympathMle hearing when he Evlêooe ef DopUcattea eral Howard Donovan says King beaee la wUcli thd gBMBea ted GILBERT takes hia case befdre-the group. The Democratic governor-elect Tribhuvsns of Neps'l aad hia two Calls Reds Real Jap Peril been Uvlag. *T heartily believe- that aa im To Free 13 from China said that alreadv he has seen ways wivee are “clearly admissible’’ to proved reserve program ia neces to out down on money now being the U. S. under provisions of its Tokyo. Dec. 1 UPl—Prime Min RATHA Of BAIOON Hair Dryers sary.” Sattonatall added,' saylag _ Waahlngtan, D. C. (SV^Steody spent. There is evidence, he ssld, immigration -laws. - ister Shigeru Yoshlda.. in stinging S aliea. Viet N aai. D e e . 1 (te— he had ’.‘tried five timee" to get fTMaure Mmed at aroueing world of over-staffing and duplication. Idaho's Agriculture Dept, has replies to hie Diet (Porliamenii P a r t v H e a d Vtotaaaaaae peHee aad a eaae- critics, sold today. "It is very P ^ ef Nattaaal Araiy treepa $ 1 4 - 9 5 the Pentagon to submit datails on "••“f f « P today aa the I n R i o t These were hia views after’his letter from California man who it. during the current seeeion of main U.8. plan for winning release . first day of budget hearings. He wonts-to know if it's true Idaho's neceeaery for the Japanaee to know raaght.aa hear piteitod battle la Reg. $ 15.95— Speciel Congress. Ths cunUnt draft act, visited the Development Commis. the real menace of the Communist tee heart ef Batgaa’a crowded of 18 Americans jailed l»y Red Indians uoed -te eat gressbeppers. offensive."/ pasMd in 1931, is dus to sxplre OUnA despite- new urging for Sion, the Health Dept., State . . . Second rock-slide forces rescue Chlaeae toettea'. early today. CombinsUon Vanity and Hamper. Contatha a removable F e a r peHraan a aod two eeldlero laundry bin, ‘spacious drawer for accessories and top for April 30. more d li^ t acUon. Police Dept., the Board of Fisher crewa.te abandon hope of reaching And he snapped at opponents Whils -coacurring with' ths othsr ies and Game and the Park and trapped coal miner olive in 230- seeking to oust him; ‘*rhe Liberal were, hilled hetoce the treepa ’ I' jars, bottles stc. Made of heavy gauge eteeL Slu over tougher approach $ 7 - 9 5 thrss Senators that the Sslectivs came ^ m Sea. McCarthy (R. Forest Oonimiaalon. ' feet deep anthracite shaft In St. party will decided when, and to tire frens pellM all 29 X 19 X 10. Aaeorted colors. Baked enamel finish w hiter I should step do*n." with hand painted floral design. . ' Wls). He declared he is "In com- Today he was scheduled to vlatt Clair. P a (OeaHaoed en Page : 'With the proposal The 78-year-old leader fought ■te t) Field Marshal Viscount Bernard FLEET COMMAND SHIFTED "®»Jority leader Know- (beattaaed ea Page Feorteen) Montgomery deports frem Les beck at critioa who attacked him Und (CSslif) to blockade the China Aogelen by sir for New York after for being too ‘‘pro-American,’’ Weehlagtoa, Dec. 1 (te—The COMt, "It is neccaaory to oppose Com Defease Dept, aaaeaarid today Uf M AyyMr I U. S.*. Jury Probing two-dsy visit. . . . Committee of Universal Percolators aald la an Inter- i munism." Yoshids sold. "If that Is that eeatrel ef tee LA. Tte Fleet, Quint Quits College state governors - reports from ChT- which carried ea the naval ac- * PiatM bbtica. baby cM m he d o u b ^ * ^ngle American 1 cago nation’s highway needs in called ‘aUgnment with America only. I say oil the free world to ttoa ef the Eeeeaa War. has been Is OÊ'i oafai puNl ak 8e«. 6-Cup $ 19.95— 8.Cup $24.95— 10-Cup $ 2 9 .9 5 Remington’s Death would be needed to create' next 30 years wilt cost amro than a biMkade. He suggested the Unlt- ‘To Get Good Rest’ aligned with America only." eMftod hack to the OatoBMader « Adansbh tec tuf i REG. $69.95 PLUS TABLE AT $19.95 Is avaUaJ)le under preaent financ ro Stages could impose one by ing conditions. ^ Sugar Osated VI’erde ta Chief eC tee Paettto ffoet. * Samkaabatii ' ebdm/tedy far aie. er dssm.fi|l* Scranton, Pa., Dec. 1 (F>—A t*imply UlMng lU Allias they would Toshi^—embroiled ia ths poll- tsrprmtagiai TOTAL VALUE $89.90 • federal grand jui^ waa called to Montreal, Dec. 1 (P)—/Marie An "Atomicnic Mayabol Plan" for Ucel fight of «e, hfe—hod hoi^ FOTBW OONDRioN RAMB they Dionne, frailest of the four re flnaaeiag si-iooita power ploata in *1 aewtaii here iaday te inyeatigata M shipping goods to OommunlM words for questibnera in the Diet Vattaaa Ctty. Dee. 1 (te—Tte lOuse Roaster tjnina. maining quintuplets, hoe given up under-developed nstlona over next who urged expeneioe of trade with roadltUB ef Pape Ptas XH, saf- the alayiag at William W. Rem 100 years is proposed by leading Sen. Sparkman (D-Ala), en the her second venture into the world the CommunistA (ettag freas a rocarreaee ef gw - 1 . 9 5 ington, former government econ- oteer hand, said ha waa agai^ a beyond her home. Her sister said U.S. manufacturer.. .. Adm. Rob "The, Communtot radios pour REG. $42.95— SPECIAL ...... $ 3 2 . 9 5 ^ t h for easlst convicted of perjury in a blockade. It would amount to "an lest night the 30-ycsr-old girl Is ert B. Carney esya American COtttfd Words ct m tto eta Tte ra> Communist espionsgs case. •ot of war aitd would be In viola "very tired" and hoe returned to Naval to tn k in Pacific ore "in a ears." Yoshlda said. “At the year.eld Two physicians who tried vainly tion of the Korean Armistiee her porenU from a Roman Catho state of remdlneoi" for oay task time, the Cooununtot ndioe beom- Gieen Steape Givtn With Cash Sake to save the 87-year-old ecoaomist’a' Agreement" he commeated la lic college here in Montreal. assigned them. ^ to southeast Asia tell teem AiBliaaM S tm t EhtruKt lift at Lswlahurg, Pa.. Federal separate Interview. The Quints’ elder sister,' Mta About 20 German crew members Japan to bring neanarii for reaew- Penitentiary last week, were slated Secretary of StaU Dulte' short- Maurice Glrouard of Waterloo,. of Liberian tanker Casino decide •d aggreoslon under American in l iberal P arty . ___ Que.. said Marie went to the fam- K e ith ’s Store OPEN W^nesday to testify. They are Dr. Charles of-war strategy for Ubei|mng the net te soil from the Netherlands stigation. It to foriUh to buy Gom- Sbigeca TfeehMa, a te Tomliaaen. priaM physician, and 11 tj.S. airmen and two Anay-em- Uy home in CAUander, Ont,, for the unless vsaseTa - captqin and .first muniat words at face v a lU A " VARIETY md Hterard Uarnh (above) waa eaa Nov. 1 All Saints HoUday and V d head a t Dr. L ete WHUa of Miltom P a ployed -civiliaas appeared to cas •7 ^ partMpaato when sateiaal- mats are replaced... New York At another point Yoshlda aaap- scriea e j Dr. Within was'called to the ter im the marshaling of world not returaed to her domestic AasC Dist. Atty. Julius Hslfsnd ped: "If there la onyqne who hee^ ta te a Btad. NEWS SHOP Until 5:30 P. M. f srison when Remiagtoa'a condlUoa V m a ^ taaapl i s «f the New Jer- science studlea at" MorgucriU i t M i ^ H A U c k opinioA aaye probe of police "courtesy esUy believes co-sxiiReace (with dtato tephanatlc 197 He. Mata S tn a t faeame critical afUr ha waa beaten J*y ?***• Meeidfal. TrentsA rtated Bbui^coya OoUege. eM "j rocket hrtaga^ aaeaymeae telhB with Red Dallao may go late m a n detaO foe *wa haofA L atah hUtod 13 Oommimism) U pooriUe, I should Chian, 'Yaahlda ■ ltd: ' O B T b a S a w v achodf otteiola aaU the girt hod tatter from trucker eilio cloime think he to rather staw wittad” DtamdM ta m e . (MBA lost O r i etihas aoot him 83,000 IW "Oommunlat Cktea ■) (( TO a right wteg Soetaltot atom- ) patten. poybtfA h « eg tee Dtat erha urged taame-

■ / : tion had been undertaken by the Hayden replied that the elec SD) and Martin (R-Pa) taking Uit senator. (McCarthy) and that he tions subcommittee had examined Bush Raps McCarthy Acts, floor in McCarthy’a'behalf. Sena. MaQ had taken money contributed for into the tax angle- and had sent a Fulbrij^t (D-Ark)., ' Lehman (D, ;0IAL LUNCHES Search flu tin g communism and had ap copy of its report to the Internal U b-N Y) and pennett (R-Utah) ■NaFii to 2 pjB. Also aaaiwMMS ficial Diies dosed for Renovations New Book Solves plied it to the purchase of Mock, Revenue Service. So far, he said, Spdka for censure. Held over at the State (flecked in Purtell Opposing Censure ' But McCarthy, who attended the ^52 it was appropnate to determine the Internal Revenue Service Has For Scientist, Shady Glen Dairy Farn\ Ice the stock brokers n1th «tiom he made no i report. ■easlon only late and briefly,, indi OAK GRILL Rescue Effort Moscow Mysteries •T U a /.., cated once again he doeen’t think Cream Store on E. Middle n w O M ) had conducted business, and that W ith deadline for actual (C m ttnoed (roM Fags Owa) Deaths S* OAK ST., lOMOHilSTEK Turnpike has closed for —— could be determined by a mail tha apeechmakihg will change the Family on Boat Lorain, Ohio. Dec. 1 (P) — voting^ on the ceneure charges ap vote and predicted anew it would weeks to renovate and re Moscow- (P)—Mooeow’s alabor- msMatK* ki u iu i K iiiu n W b iit McCarthy denounced the check." proaching, Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) cenpure o f McCarthy for these re Oaught In a collapsing a|ag'pUe, decorate, incorporating the Sen. Watkins (R-Utah),. chair, go against him. » Goarga W. Ma«4g 7 , * ■ Ately decorated subway is not only rise HAiesu tiBci titt m t f «o v tr as Uiffal. Hayden told took the floor for a vigorous de Tokyo,I, ,Wiednea^y, Dec. 1 (P)— the general maitAger of the Lorain new addition. man of the bi-partisan committee marks, proposing it as an amend News Tidbits Expects One-Sided Vote Georgs W , Moody, M , 41 Marbla a transportation fBcility but ona the Sonata ha had had *'a diUifent Tha Jai Slag Co.' was crushed to death that recommended censure, asked fense of' the special six-man com ment to the censure resolution re ‘It will be a completely one-sided S t, jpprtngfield. Mast., dlad at ' Coast, Guard today or- A ^ addition to the building, TIH ipBUffi iil|g'is6|riHti!a*)lBto aaaich” BUda -of tha poatal Uws mittee he headed which recom Colled from AP Wires dared a iiimh for a smell sailboat yesterday while trying to rescue alm()>st doubling the aixe of the of the city’s chiiff tmuiat attrac and other stattitas and could find Hayden if a mail cover would not ported by the Watkins commit vote,” he said in an interview; home Monday avsnlng. mended the censure charges. p n American doctor, hit a trapped employe. establishment, was completed tions. Foreigp visitors are ahraya SNa( ia Mif-aMag HiletoL SaiBNliMk •■nA violation o f tha law in mail have been unnecessary if McCar tee. ■ 'Most of the Democrats and moat Watkins said McCarthy had Ha was bom Aug. 12, 18M two young children, which Dead was WliUam F- Miller, 85, recently and the shut down ImpreaMd by its atationa decorated 3U^ll$33f WEVERREHI llEE^PE If TVEE^P^la Chech.” thy had. accepted the election Asks Cenanre on Two Fetnts j f tha left-wing or self-styled Lib demonstrated utter contempt for WUliamaasett, Maaa. Hts wife, 28 on A world cruise and of oiburban Bay Village. ’ will provide an opportunity to al, g ffinp af ffiitk group's invitations to testify be The committee reco-nmended Xf. 8. Sen. Styles Bridges chairman of the Senate Rules com ad,'35-foot boat had not sr- condition in St. Joseph’s HospitaP Tentative date for re-opening mittee, parent body of the elec "O f course," agreed Hayden. bee'^ and attacking members of the Senate .Elections aut-committie of wide open.” .. Family-life special Juit what will be voted on first. tired aqrgeant of the guard/w the questions: _ with back injuries and possible has been set for Dec. 14. Sat (to m b; 8ia wA M afnM tions suTCommltteo first headed Hayden, who was a member of committee who heard the charges. 1951-02 and was repceltensibly ists of National Council of The customary procedure would be st Its Isat Japanese ached- “How long is it? And'jc^t where Springfield Armory. A veteran of o f call, and had not boen fractured ribs. ^ by Sen. CiUette JD-Iowa) and the elections subcommittee in its Noting that Mc<3arthy,, who had abusive to an Arm jf officer-witness Churches comes to conclusion for the senate to act tirst on the W orld W ar I, ha was a meinber i»t doe* it go?” from for more tiuui •aRaASAi later by Sen. Hennlngrs (D-Mo). final stages, said he did not know not appeared during the two-hqur before him last February. American husband is.. beoMnlng amendments proposed by the the 8PARMS Club, the 20 a u b at ‘ Slag waa being loaded by bull- These questions have fliially been session today, had referred to him epecial censure committee to the onth. doaer into a freighter at the firm’# pile coUapaed. Miller rushed to answered by an srliclc in tha naw- 4 Hayden told the Senate that at at the time of the mail cover Bush refefred to the drive by home-body.^ the armory, and a member of the as " a coward,” Watkins said this original resolution Introduced by In addition to the four Amer .Black River dock. I t became hia rescue but dropped from sight. ly-publlshed 27th volume o f Uie the time of the mall cover the elec placed on McCarthy. McCarthy admirers to obtain 10 Indian Orchard Lodge m Masons. DEWEY-RIGHMAN was an attack uponJthe Senate it Sen. Flanders (R-Ift) to condemn icana tha ship carried a Japanese caked and would not drop to tl|a Kraemer, whose head waa visible, “Great Soviet Encyclofiedia." tions suboommittea was looking Hayden said "undoubtedly" one 'million signatures opposing cen The funeral will be held tomor * 767 BtAIN STREET self "because tha committee were conclusions he had expressed. McCarthy’s conduct. crew of three. bottom of A 15-f(Mt pit which was pulled out first by workmen Into what he called '•very serious of. the.investigators on the sub sure. "Then youWe made up your mind row afternoon at tM Dickinson In the course of a long, lavijhly LIFE your agents.” However, Sen. Dlrkaeq (R;in) The owner of the bppt, named opened into a conveyor - system who later extricated Miller. C l^fes" against IlcCarUiy. committee's staff had asked the H e Said those sponsoring it had regardless of what the defense and Streeter Funeru Home, SOS illostrated .piece aimut the subway pigr, KS!ManmaanMaani*MNaaMaMii said he would like to get a vote the Phoenix, is Dr. Earl Reynolds, linked to the hold of the ship. One o f these, Hayden said, was Senate Post 'Office to make a Watkihs said .McCarthy's charges every right to petition the. Senate, might show?" asked Welker. • State St., Springfield, with an or its mileage ia given os 61.5 Mlo- first on- a substitute proposal ha 44, an antropologlat from the Uni Kraemeir stepped onto the pile He—What are you doing now? that McCarthy had taên money check on McCarthy’s mall. and comments were “ falsa and but that he wanted to “suggest re “ I’m not going' to answer ques gan prelude at 1 o%lock, followed metera aiid a map of the whole K b drafted. Sen. Watkins (R - veralty of Iowa. He worked for to see what w(u wrong when the Him—Nothing— but it’s steady! contributed for his fight on Oom- Hg said tha subcommittee had vicious — Just as false as they spectfully’’ they also petition Mc tions like that," Bush said. He by the services a t 1:30. The Rev. system 'ia printed. * Advertise in The Herald— It Pays nunism and diverted it to his own trained investigators, some of were vicious.’’ . Carthy “ not to accuse other Sena .Utah), chairman of the special the ’Atomic Bomb (Jaaualty Com added that 'T h e Senator from John Atkina wUtoflleiate. Burial mission in Hiroahlma for tbiwe use for speculation in commodities them former F B I agents, and a His comments came after Sen. tors o f aiding the Communist con committee,. said he would oppose ^ 1 be In Oak /Grove Cemetery, -Baltonstall (R-Mass)/asked if the Idaho appears to have made up his that. years before leaving on the crulae. or stoeka mall cover was a familiar way of spiracy, Senators who haye shown mind very qdickly." ^^gfiald. ^ checking on a person's mall. new charges ralsqd, against Mc- pieir willingness to die for their Dirluen said his substitute, with S .V .’ ■ ' • S - A - With Dr. Reynold! were hla wife, Hayden' said Uie cover was Mind Just A s Opea Prienda may/call at the funeral Barbara, 89: son, Ted, 16, and ardarad to find out tha, bribers It was pointed out in today's Chirthy, should be" referred to com country." ^ ■- out mentioning McCarthy, would b a r;"; f mittee. Sen. Behnett (R-UUh) has W elker retorted that nla mind is home tonight from 2 to S and from / ^ligh ter, Jessica, 10, K y o f i o with whom McCarthy was dealing, debate, ho%\*ever, that the question A ll those who have opposed the Just as open as Bush's. put the Senate on record as say 7 to 9 o’cloci proposed censure of McCarthy for ing that soma Senators have gone Will MAHONEY IheVALLIS News Agency reported. and he told the Senate the mail was referred to the revenue serv methods of McCarthy, Bush said, Welker, referring to McCarthy’s his remarks about the Watkins to extremes hut that the Senate The deceaW leaves no known JAiX K . N IllSt ‘/lA'S"- K' r ■ The Phoenix left Hiroshima^'In KEITH^S IS READY WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED 'check "did disclose the brokers.*' ice and that it has made no re are styled by McCarthy as “ Oom- description of the Watkins commit relativea / mid-October 26, the OoaatxGuard port. comnvlttee. had been lax Iw enforcing its Sen. Jenner (R-Ind), present munist-sympathizers or a fool." tee as the “ unwitting handmaiden’ ~ 7 ' said. It landed at Maniyama on chairman o f the rules committee Republican leader Knowland Watkins replied to Saltonstall He said he felt that McCarthy rules. It also would call on the with emotion that this was not of the Communist party,' asked VnXB DEATH Aw ajl lalandOct. 26j/tne Coast . and an opponent o f censuring Mc (C alif) asked Hayden if the di did alert tha nation to the dangers Senate to study rules changes next Mattiwa Dally liM necesaary. He said that all Sena Bush if he knew the definition of AHred Bnill SNuneialii Guard sat(L It la n il^ a t Maruya- Carthy, Intorrupted Hayden add o f internal subversion but that year. version to personal use of contri tors knew the facts Involves! and unwitting. Bush replied he thought ma on Awaji lalqnll in the Inland “ McCarthy “ did harm as well as The epecial committee, com- Alfrad Emil Schqiaiaki, S4, of / Smashing house reixirds Friday and Saturday and a weekly ircord dacIaiW that mall covers were butions to fight Communism would all necessary. He said that all the meaning was obvious. Sea Oct 28. good" in that warning. posed of three Republican and iRMct St., pasaad away this wltji a capacity crowd Sunday, “ White Chriatmas" haa been held over ordinarily placed only on “crimin- not be a violation of the Income Senators knew the facts involved Welker asked then if Bush The yacbtw ks achadiiled to sail' ala and tmirderars.” tax laws and whether it wouldn’t Says Defeat tb Aid Reds realized the Word came from a three Deihocratlc Senator!, held g at bla home after a abort at the State, Theater. The holiday musical features a quartet of and all should know “ that this is Bom, June 21, 1890, In this ClaeBoaSeope and Btoraeplionlo north t^-OoBi, about 50 mUea Hayden said: be up to the Justice Dept, to prose an attack , upon the Senate of the Bush noted the argument had “ profound verse" in the Bible. hearinge on 46 charges filed north of/Tokyo, and then head for the nation’s top performers, Bing Criwby, Rosemary Cl(x>ney, Danny " I f it v/as true a stock specula cute Any such violation. been advanced that censure would Bush said he recalled seeing the sgainst McOsrthy and recom he was the son of thq lata Sound '/ Kaye and Vera Eljen. United States.” ^ and Ida Bohmann Sohmalaki. Rawaji."^ give .comfort to the Communists. word in “The Good Book" but re mended he be censured oh the Preaeat The Mnatool^Hlt Tkb Phoenix was then to eail m e s T o i o w n He said he felt that defeat of cen grounds that; Ha lived In this city all hla life marked he didn’t think this was ap(hir.d the world, taking from two home of the rrlnUter, tha Rev. Mr. sure would help “ the Communist Id was a member of the local Odd HEbm AffiihAAiaif turned here Monday for her train- significant to the censure issue. y. He obstructed the legislative . to three years for the trip. Andrews, and tlie knot was tied. * • conspiracy” by shocking this na process by falling > to cooperate, Fellows .and the Knights of ing. In effect. Bush said, MciCarthy It waa not clear if the ship had The newly married couple did not Class officers In the elghth.gnide V" - a tion’s Allies into believing “we irith a Senate elections aubcom/ Pythias. Ha was employed at the had called the Watkins committee la CaUr/ a radio. It was understood the go to Bermuda for- their wedding are; President, Rayanna Weidiar; have abandoned our constitutional mittee that probed into his flnsh- Royal Typewriter <3o. in Hartford Keiths la Ready Fer Christmaa . , . W ith A StHBatag Oal- members “ tools o f the Communist' a*a« Kelley • Sr4 Choriia yacht was equipped with an aux trip, but paseed the time very hap vtca-president, Dir.ne Rebillard: processes and our faith in equality party.” cial affairs in 1951-52, and by de for the past 30 years. • teetten O f Home Gifts . . . The Gifts That Every iia FwtotH "SNOW-WHITE" Shaara si Ilia • S;M • a:W iliary engine. pily at the hoa liable Mitchell secretary, Bart Nicolo; traaaurer, and Justice for all." And, he told Welker, this remark noiincing its members. He la survived by three broth . . . 1%« Olfta Of Lasting Memory! Flaa Ta ObeesB T ra m ers, Arthur H. and Carl C. of New • A _ ALSO — ■ \ ------home, which in fact was the only Robert i^n.în^tc ' Sen. Welker (R-Idaho), who has "offended me very much.” •2. He , unjustifiably abused Oar Cemplete Selectiens! acted as a sort of unofficial floor York, and Albert A. of Tolland; place crailable aa the road beyond New Arrival , i McCarthy, who was absent/irom Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwlcbr. a being still blocltad. Angora manager for the McCarthy aide, three Mstera, Mra. William Sie- Hebron' A son, ’nm otliy Chase, waa OPEN TUESDAYS oad THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 the Senate floor during. ipMt of decorated combat veteran, hi ques born Nov. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. asked Bush if he hadn’t made up yesterday’s debate, was not 'on liert and ‘Miaa I Head Herald A^va. niyeraary today at the pleasant their experiences of 56 years ago, and Mra. Frederick Breliant of committee the /‘unwitting hand home of their granddaughter. Mra. and in retrospect it ssems to them town. / > maiden" o f tha Communist party ______Harry H. Kirkham, on the Green. somewhat amusing. Their two chil f and for desmbing Watkins as The story of their unique wed dren, Charles P. Miner, and Mrs. Manchester Evening H e r n I l ^ S O L ID R O C K For all o g tt . . . tha nicest gift the “ cowardly,” y id “stupid." ding day haa often been told, but Harold L. Gray, lioth living in Hebron correspoBdent, Mias SasM WHATBVBR Pendleton, telephone HAi would Ilka to hove for amot. McCarthy/aald he haa prepared- it aeamp ever new. Miner, the bride town, enjoy hearing about the .ETUto a apeech covering “ all aspecU” of groom, then lived in MUIlngtOn, wedding. The Miners also have four S-S889. Adjustable headtize. the censiê case, but that it was but had been ertployed in town grandchildren, Mra. Harry H. to length he expected Just to in on the H. CSintoh Porter place. Kirkham, Captain Lloyd Gray, of Y O l l R sert it hi the Record—probably to TELEVISION The plan woa for his marriage to the U.S. A ir Force, Mias -Mary ‘Get Out the^Vote,’ morrow— rather than deliver it on MIm Amy Mitchell of Eoet Had- Gray, and Lucille Miner, also sev M A P L E the flMr. dam, to take place on Humkagiv- eral great-grandchildren. i 't r a not being made to Infiu Ing Day. He-went to her homr on Schobil News Malayans’ Slogan I N C O M B I e n ^ votes," he said, “ because ] P R O C R r ' Thanksgiving eve to be all ready Tha seventh grade at the Ele fo r tha eventful day, when they mentary School is challenging the t t t l that would be a waate of time, Kuala Lbmpur, Malaya ()F)—^The Bedroom Pieces rowever. I feel I have a dutv to /ideo Evaryday—A llR igb U Resarved—H. T.- Dlcklnaon A Co., Inc. were to be married at Millington eighth grade' in some Olympic Green. Bet when the Mitchell fam games, in correlation with what Federation of Malaya " ’HI bold its f lake a complete record of this Many Beaded and Sequin Trimmed entire aituatlon.” ily and their g'leet arose ' and the seventh grade ic studying. The first 'Îsctions for the Federal McCarthy said, though, h« did liwked abo'jt them they Just games will pe. running broad Jump, Legtalative Council next June and rubbed their eyes and stared. and^ DESKS! E intend during the day to akk per- high Jump, 100 yard-dash and shot m using everything from armored Show, ono\,! Roads confiletely miaaion to insert in (he Record put. There will be separate con rare to airplanea to make sure that blocked' and more snow, swirling documents he said were Intended B e t t o r S e m tests for the boys and girls. The everyone eligible is registered. PASTEL HATS *6 ^® down. It didn't J(x>k so pretty to seventh grade la also piinalng a In far-fiung sectors where there to show,./that the Watkins com- the proapecUve bride and groom. mittae “aupp|«ssed evidence" trip to'Paabody Mtiseum, inviting are no zapda. election information M o to n iiT V It Whs, o f donrse, impossible *o the eighth graders tb accompany officers are walking from village PANEL BED about the activities of the 1951- get to the minster’s at Millington them. . 52 elections'subcommittee. to ‘ village. They carry leafiets. Heavy 2 4 inch eu w , $hiwp, S*M4y Green. In fact it waa impossible to New atudenU At th^ lichool are posters and pamphlets— and when DOUBLE DRESSER poata, low Colo A Few Better Hats 51 *00 each get anywhere imtU the roads could Richard. Wilson, Bobby Lamay, VHF RacapMan h a m ever they run out, parcels of jnip- Eight drawer model, nial footboard. $ 3 9 -9 5 « i j (SLIGHTLY DAMAGED)/ be cleared. But by Dec. 1 the way and Kathy Coffin. Gerald McDon plias are dropped by parachute on had been cleared by 10 yokes of generously proper- S o n .d S Twin or full alzt. OUtlant tla H M S ald has moved tq/6uekland. prearranged targets. tioned. warm hand oxen, 15 MiovelSr* and a crew of Miss Joyce (^rdner, a senior at Did You Airplanes also scatter tana of DROPLID DESK rubbed finish. snow removers, so tliat a paasage the Willimantlc State Teadhers’ thousands of leafiets in the more 277 MOAD A dreaaer M ir M i-9 -im cOuld be mode as far as to the College, completed nine weeks of densely populated areas. Authentic. Colonial r tr MHIinery Dept. Know Tfioi- SALES aWI minister’s home. training in the second grade o f the Armored Vans, automobiles and production in hard ror ---- $21.98 TEIIVISION m RADIO Miner.apd hJa proapecUve bride local school, Nov. 23. Mias Jenny T h f H A L C s e r v i c e motorcycles visit villages and oet- Rock Maple. Three CO. 2 nd Floor were conveyed by ox team to the Todaro, a Junior at the college, re tlementa. y ; drSivera, large writing On a normal school day, 118,000 surface. The perfect ichool buaea are used to take U.S. Cbaaatl S (taraiarly a> Naw Raraa, gift. • Caaa. children to school. - Chsaael la partlarS. Caaa. CHEST OF Tha number Of American na- Ctaoawl aa ktw Brltaia. Caaa, DRAWERS tlonala In India dropped by a Uuki- CkaaaM M Wafartorj^ Caaa. $ 6 9 - 9 5 ^ a a a l W Kalyaka, Man. t:la , D STRIKE IT BICB sand during 1953 to 5,211. , ' Ohaaaal 41 SyriaiHieM, Maai...... r:’ '’"re a Rati • : ^ O f SoUd Roek UDWASODEBADK PARTY The average length uf Ilfc' for —Pater DaaaM Maple to match U.S. industrial workers reached an lifA l a) Ol'TDOOK ADTBNTCBK (Ul THE LONE WOLP ail the other open all time high of 68.9 year^n 1953. /' rL l’B—Brace OUtaa "Avalaarhe” stock ll'ema. n v q H e r e ’s a plan that h el^ Wu Mve yoUr dollars (SI) BAB It WBSTBBM THEA- (U ) HOCKEY— Drawers, bracket THEATRB - •Ootlawe ri —Detreit ri. HOalera DOUBLE SPOOL BED and puts those dollars w work making extra t : Maa«pe4e nua" (U l BADGE Na. Webb baae. A quality (Ul YOI'B OWN aOMK (41) TV THEATER CHEST value at "Camille” Quaint .Early American re money for you. \t'i Uuâyroll Savings Plan of <») o i:t w bst w it b b il l production available In twin 111) DNCLE EU’B rCM CLUB :/ 1# drawer! investment in U. SI pavings Bonds — and it’a' • :n HOWDY OOODV generous bringing Idhg-rahg^goals closer for eight mil < ») WKSTEBN rLAYHOl'BK FLETCHER,S5;£i 42 inch FREE P A R K ' V Claemaacaj^ aa4 Calar! CATBOUC FBOOBAIf.- lU W. MMJli Taka V / M t —m "Meeiata af ■ a ij" beautifully KEITH’S Here’s how it works. Decide what you can afford (Ml NEWS AT BIX finished. P R IV A TE (ID COWBOY PLATHOrSS PAR K IN G ''BRIGADOON'' 6:11 ( a> •!« BE ANNOCNCEO A8T(T LGT Adjolfl- to save on ^ u r present income, then-tell the (Ml EABLY SHOW / A t S:It IBg The Store. ^ "Mnie aaj Sa46laa" I people in me pay office where you work. They’ll / — Plus — (n h riL N SUSS INSTALLED t (U) WEATBEBMAN put that/amount-aside /or you every payday. "Hell Raiders of (he Deep” Open Satardays I At a;M . t;U ■ ■ a:W (H) SPOBTS I / l:M ( S> aPOBTSCOPE Opea Thorsday Night I When ^nough accumulates, they buy a U.S. Sat/; "Deaver aa4 tke Bla (ID NEWS I oyaaSe” — Saa; Azala!' “ Sabrioa" (UAD DEAOUNE EDITION I S eriÊ Savings Bond in your name. Then your efaa Alaa La4A “ neaaile4'’ Tech. in t SPOBTS TUBWS a:W * D MY UTTLP. MABGIB I (ID entebpbiseu IEa 1:41 ( I) WEATBEB POBBCAST (M) i;VK G ^ A SLCBR _ liest egg really starts growing as each Bond earns l:U ( I) WOBLD NKWS IDDAY (ID WBATB roVB TBOl'BLB |».i aW a^ 'S - nST* average annual interest./or at long at (Ul NKWS—Saarie U:M ( I) BOXING KOI'T <4D.WOBLD.NEWS TONIOHT *.»»*«faa «i. CUr- NIGHT yeart and 8 months! ___ He Nerkae (114*) DOWN YOU GO TABLE STATE (If) TOWN BALL Start increasing your income and providing for NOW 1$ THE TIME ,a aa !1! S fS '*'' SBOW to make aa appolatmeat far MUa (Ml DANGEBOCB ABSIONIMNT (Jonveiiiant a more secure future today Sign up for the Pay jmu^tblldren’a Ckriatnaas per- “ Aataiila Btary" drawer and ' COMMODE (HI TO BE ANNOCNCEO lowar shelf. roll Savings Plan! (ID BIO TOWN.- HELD OVER —iM*tk Slaveaa Ruggedly, Two drawer modal for 3 (s>r>) $t.oo la;U ! ! ' K 2 ? ” ■POT—Mel Atlaa So to built. 'use aa bedside table or 11:1 ( ai COMEDY BOI'K— an impreosiva living (II4 D NEWS A t ELEVEN wear...so slimaiag. DESK CHEST room {deec. ANNE8RIFFIN (HI NIGHTCAP EDITION Five drawer Dreaaer' Bs m \«ith renter H yau Mm t $3 ,0 0 0 — $4 ,0 0 0 .. .. WEWS A WRATHRB Four roomy drawers Child Photoffrapiijr U :M III) MOONLIGHT THEATER That’s die a#w drawer guides, dustproof conatructlon. plus pull out desk sec If you put aside $3.75 each week on the Payroll 476 MAIN STREET (Ml TRR LATR BROW- girdle sensatioa* Warm mellow finish. tion. TEL. MI-g-8tSS • 'The Big Shaaran” 11:11 (U l rREROMAN ATATSIDB DRESSER Savings Plan, you’ll have $1,025 in 5 years— M:U (HI M O O NU O R MOVIE ’TlirtAtiMi VUk” $ 6 9 - 9 5 (ID JAMES MASON SBOW MIRROR . ..$14 9.5 $5,153 in 19 years and 8 months (the full ma l.to < I) DEATH VALLEY DAYS nua (ID TOKIOBT—Btera Allea bjr Bestfonn! Designed (llto ) Bt'KLA. PHAN « OUJB UMI < SI NITR CAP THEATER — turity period). KBEIIUNS (Ml CAPTAIN VIDEO —Ta be I with A crostod, (411 WEATHBB »:U PREVCKB 1:4a (ID UTTLB SHOW 1 :» ( n ------aaparateljr sewn center BUNK If yaw aara: $4 ,0 0 0 — $9 ,0 0 0 1:11 (1I4D JOHN DALY—Reel (Ul IN THR Pt’BUC IHTKBKtr panel, tbit light-as-air BED „ $12.50 invested every two wMki will add up to (ID HlOHUORTa Ri -Test CaNaa tiMs . . Uphiohftry girdle feels free, it Complete with 1:U CLEAEANED IN YOCB OWN HOU $1,710 in just 5 years— $8,591 after the full (M) WKATHEBVANE . oea saaia:ala tba aama lay. Calart ladder and 1:M tiae. For the first tiato, maturity period of 19 years, 8 months. ( II CXINNECTICrT SPOTUOR Rarieej. PHa EaUveeed. Iota fat guard rail. X 's e (Ul DISNRLAND Ba* labriea a truly high-qualitj, m m "A Mary al Data’*—Bcaaaa ■/ it aa a double traa ,/'laAy aa6 Tka C a l MI-9-7024 decker, or sep If yaw aam: $9 ,0 0 0 ar avar TraaiB'* V free-action gird# (Ul PILM C arate twin (M-UI TOCOLAS BOWARDB * at sneh a low, low ptiee. beds. Finer A Bond each month, on Payroll Savings or the THE NEWS quality •”” BWG DAWnr White oalj. Sites 26-36, Bond-A-Month Gub at your bank, is your surest W ) EOfolKEDOr------PISHBB throuôut. 1:U ( M I) NEWS CARAVAN- Jtha Tamarraw’a Sayttma HlakHahla savings plan. If it’a a $37.50 Bond, you’ll have Caaieeaa Swayia 1;U (Ml TV RITCREN In 16” length#—$7.95 BOOKCASE BED (Ml FRBRT com MOW ROEounr vGu- 441 (M» JIG BAW RCIS $ 8 9 -9 5 $2,365 in 5 years— $11341 in 19 years and OAHClNO-jUaay Mama 4:11 (Ul MATINBB Smart Bookcase Headboard 8 months. FLAT TOP DESK eith three compfrlmenta. Bed 0Mr*£IlENi ding frame extra. • ■ ■ i - c r a i i Large top. eight drawtfa, one 9 ^ a U o n qf. double depth tor fliia k A ^ O y ^ ^ Th’in S iz e ...... $39.95 • rs* V. a. mt soy /WiSm MORIARTY BROTHERS lovely piece. Full Size ...... M 9 .9 5 Tit Trtmtry O m it, tm OMr HOME OF SSSSZ m f i NEVER PINCHES •toirlECRNICOLORnCRNIOOLOR C 4 SAFE-BUY USED CARS YOUR POCKETBOOK — PLUS ADDED TREATS — BESTFORM'S OF m a n c m f s t f p A Seeaie Trip to Norway "VlsUVialaa \^to Nerwuy" FLIRTATION CARTOON — NEWS LINCOLN-MERCURY WALK, M atty ao4 Lato SIm v at SiW'^ ’ . S ' \ J ( e i t i t Enming Ifrratit 101-211 O N VBI ST. PHONE MI-3-1131 f C » / . / m A te ■■ * < f A O l i m m MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 1, 1954 PAGE n V B ...... - Bolton Boitbn Principal Welicomed ■ '■V: A 1^ Principal Mather Starts ■ I- Duties in School Office VPBNER’S i ■ ' V ■ ■ 825 MAIN STREET W STORE ■'i Boltoa, Dec. 1 (SpcclAl) —Rich-%minU and nuts were served. A •rd B. Mntiwr b«csn his official graceful arrangement of greens Aftwr 2S ytors In Uiislii*sf."WnrbnM’'s is elosinf Hi d#or» fnrtvnrl Ivtry. i ffntlsa as supcrvlainf principal at and berries with candles was cen tore... the E lo m sn t^ School today. He tered on the table and recorded Iliin q Ir thn ttWB m^Jb» sold to flio bew* woRs. Tkl^ b NOT • silo of odds was honored at f tea yesUrday music made a pleasant background given by Elementary Supervisor for the occasion. ood ond^^but^yodf dioleo of our ontird stock—4wy' of o «r fowious br ands lUas \ôIa Larson-and Suparin- *^'Prlncipal Mather, who was en taidsnt of Schools George E. Graff gaged by the Board of Education . . . onytbln«intliostoro.'HntTyinfdr unboHovoMosoviiifs. wMCh was attended by all mem on Oct. S, comes to town from bers of the teaching staff. ^ 'American International College in Also present were Board.of Ed Springfield where he has been co- ucation members John J, ÎfcOer- ordlnator jif Its program In ele Bott, Mrs. Pearl Jewell, Mrs. U1-, mentary education and an asso lian Van Sander, Weldon Miner ciate professor of education. He For Every Lucky Cal On Your List and Norman Preias,” Other staff is a Yale graduate, received his members present included. Mrs. MA from Columbia University and' Lffdla Allen, music AV^Wlaor; haa done graduate work at -that Mrs. Thomas Bentley, Jtbcaiian; school as well as Harvard and the GOING M in Margaret Dhnehy, school University of New Hampshire. nurse: M n. R. K. Jones, Sr., Mather is married and is the homebound Instructor; Mrs. R. K. father of two children. He is cur A DACRON BLOUSE Jones, Jr., Student Stamp Club reutly Staying In North Coventry leader; Mrs. Roy Boaworth; John until he can locate family living Swanson, Sr., school bus driver m atters in town. . and David C. TVyrntsy, Jr:, custo r MMZone Board To Meet . B y dian. Zoning Commission will $e.98 tgUgL tontonight to consider the re BUSINESS ■ Weber The tea table was arranged by the school lunch staff under the quSStquest ôf of Green Manor Estates to direction of the cook-manager, widen* the business sons to 300 Originals Mrs. Harry Kltea. Mrs. George fdet on' Routes 6 and 44-A between Shedd and Mrs. George Carr Bolton Center and Williams poured. Canapes, small tea cakes. Roads. A public hearing was held on HtniM yiMjto the request a week ago at which Bolton Board of Educatioa Chairman John McDermott, left. Rural Superintendent of Schools several residents of Williams Road George E. Graff and new Elementary School Principal* Richard H Mather are shown above diacuMing are reported to have entered ob school routine. Mather was wsloomed yasterda/ afternoon by a tea at the school which was attended jection to extending the depth of by members of the faculty and the Board of Edupatlon. He ktarted his duties as principal today. the sone on that street.H ie resi dents did not, objMt.'to the re tiona. Mrs. Floyd Ackley of Ripley, Nei^, quest as it applied elsewhere but Reaervatiaus To Close York, located about 70 miles west to u rist Business fearful of increased traffic oniyil- Reaervations will close tomor of Buffalo. llams Road if the additional depth row night for the baked ham sup ^^p s in Canada were allowed there. per to be served Saturday to Advertisement—. The Zoning Commission is ex Group n of the Lndieo Benevolent Older teenage Ballroom Class pected to make a deoMlon on the Society at the Congregational will start this Thursday, Dec. 3 at Ottawa^Dec. l (J’)—Canada’s •-d • • “ /t- request at tonlght’a meeting. ^ V4 V. Church pariah room. They are 7 p. m. Registrations still being tourist burih^ has slipped a lit To Request Skatiag Feud being taken by Mrs. Walter F. El taken) at the Flora B. Johnson The Finance Board hu sched liott and Mrs. August Mlldner. School of Dancing, Telephone tle this year Compared with 1933. uled a meeting at the Elementary Meetings Tonight ' MItcheU 9-1333. "Officials blains a variety of Y School tomorrow at S p.m. at THe Volunteer Fire D ept will factors. Weather, is one. Another which it will hear the request of meet tonight at the firehouse. The Manchester Evening Hemld Bol is that the Canadian' dollar holds ANOTHER SUCCESS ILOUSB ANOTHER SUCCESS BLOUSE Harold Dwyer to reconsider Its de regular selectmen's meeting will ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph dslon rejecting a proposal for an at a premium of 3 to S cents over be held et the school at 8 p. m. D’ltaSn, telephone MI S-884S. the U. S. dollar, and U. S. tourists appropriation to provide a public Salvation Army Unit Forming FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING POR CHRISTMAS GIVING / jkatlng rink at 8peiry*a Pond. Hie dEurope bn a Bj' Weber Originals — 100% dacron, jiffy drying. A beauty with half sleeves, ^ w front, quarters of the Salvation Army in necticut Bsr was advised yester pay-later basis—is a challenge "to washing, jiffy drying. Split V with ruffled ICE CREAM establish a rrecedeat leading to Boston is currently organising a day by the Rules Committee of Canadian tourism. Noting that tiered embroidered collar and jewel trimmed "with Chocolate Bonoef growing budget demands for rec service unit committee locally. Superior Court Judges that a pub major U. S. airlines offer vaca front in white and pink. Sizes 32 to 38. buttons. In white, pink or blue. Sizes 32 to 38. reation and on this basts, did not Some personnel has-already been lic hearing on some proposed new tions in Europe, for $35 down, a > -V / feel It whs ra abaolutely essential recruited and it is expected they rules will be held at the Supreme Canadian travel official comment $ 5 . 9 8 $ 5 . 9 8 expenditure. ' - will act as a part of the relief and Court on Dec. 13 at 10 a. m. Law ed: SHADY aiEN Dwyer haa stated that the was assistance program of the Salva yers from all sections of Connec "It’s pretty hard''•to compete In substantial aocord that the- tion Army on the local level. ticut are expected to attend the against that sort of thing." DAMY FARM town would be ill-advised to under Visit Relativaa session and express their views Preliminary figures indicate take a laige recreation program Mr. and Mrs. John Rothwell and about a series of neSv Judicial rules tourist spending in Canada this BOVTESandM at this time but felt tnat the MANCHE9TER two children of Howard Road spent calculated to amaah the log Jam year will be above the 1953 figure skaUng rink could be established the Thanksgiving weekend visiting of civil cases now confronting the of 375 mlUions but under the 1953 wfthln definite financial Umlta- Mix. Rothwell's parents, Mr. and higher trial courts. total of 303 millions.

t ; * Kf I " . . . T'- i’l, Everybody^ but everybody is coming to ANOTHER SUCCESS RLOUSE ANOTHER SUCCESS ILOUSE FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING ' By Rojay—Dacron crepe with long sleeves, By Weber Originals—Dacron and nylon, jiffy lace trim oh collar and cuffs and round pearl Keds washing, jiffy drying. With jewel neck, lace buttons. Note the 3 button novelt.v cuff. Jiffy insert and short sleeves. White, pink or b!ue. wa.shing, jiffy drying. In white, pink or blue. MABEL 73 SUMMIT ST. Sizes 32 to 38, Sizes 32 to 38. |J w / l*VE Gsbr TO See The moX€€s u-'.' i TALK t o YOU V.' ■ Fabulous n m t^ A K A . I f NEW MODB UUNDRY ssi BRY CLEANERS Meet me at 73 Bammit St. * V if Ttanday night at 7:M. Tm Burton's sure we cak IRON ant our Shirt Finishing OUR ENTIRE STOCK SLASHED! differences. ' JDL NANCHESTCR (WAY, APRON anl TOWEL SUPPLY if ^ i f t ^ Operation I Certificate \ if f ', LADIES’ SH0ES^3» V if sdives every gift problem s HOUSE DRESS, SPORT AND WALKING SHOES if I THURSDAY EVENING PROM 7 to 10 YOUR CHOICE — NONE HIGHER! - if •MS - ' * $a .8s See Gigantic SAVE UP TO 7.07 PER PAIR SALL^ See a ""Model"* Laundry and Dry Cleaning * Gifts Galore from Burton's Store * Washing if Plant in Operation t l A O U Machines in if the otk' Wonderful Washabf^ Sanforlan f W Actual mr * modern lAtindr.v and dry cleaning plant in operation? CHILDREN’S Yon’rc in for a treat. AND INFANTS' SIZES TO MISSES* AND ROYS' SIZES \ Wool and Nyloni x #• s t AU. , Operation We’re throwing the doors of our plant wide open Thursday eve- : YOUR CHOICE — NONE HIGHER! V I good ning DbCn 2 to all oor friehciii and cuatomcra. On the following day we play hoot to the New Enpland Refional Lannderers and Cleanera SAVE UP . TO 4.07 PER PAIR! ' $938 Conference, one of only six New England plants to be chosen for Flannel Skirts ^ this honor. f I if H ^ Wc want you to get a preview of our plant in operation. Bring t o . 7. 1 family and friends. Experts will be on hand answer your ques- , i tions. MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES - - .. . if $ 0 .9 8 J t 9 G ive h cr DRESS. SPORT AND WORK SHOES $ 9 ' 0 \ V ' ALICE See How Fine ORCHID CORSAGES POR RRST 300 UD IES YOUR CHOICE — NONE HIGHERI 4-88 YOU HAVE MOKEN CIGARS POR TH E MEN ' SAVE UP TO 4.07 PER PAIR! if As flattering as a second date. Rattet-styled MOJUD * Linens and with a flare that sweeps out from a slim trim MY HEART LOLUPOPS POR THE KIDS if hipline . . has its own belt. Glamour How can you any we’re FIN Flatwork Are ..Ut QUALITY ISHED? Meet me at 73 Saro- BOOTS, RUBBERS Sizffi 10 to 18 aiK SL, Thnraday night at SLIPPERS Ours Alone if s S t o c k i n g s 7 and ten Bsa It Im’t aa. Finished i m A ARCTICS Colors: Black, brown, lilac, red, coral. ‘Your Choice—For . NYLONS if H. R. ALL FIRST QUALITY in Manchester s Women, Boya and Men 51 g Au g E,' 15 DENIEB This -Christmas FOR MEN, WOBOEN DARK SEAMS if AND CHILDREN REG. 1.19 I LOWEST PRICES "Cora’i" Adjustable Cpu- •’Coro's’' Belle Fleur Ad if Box of Pairs tourier Necklace. Gold justable Necklace. Simu $ 1.35 ANYWHERE! ■nake chain ornamented lated pearls with rhinc- TO with baguettes, marquise Btonea or gold with' colored if and pear shaped - rhine- atones 1A8 THURSDAY atonee. 4.98 Matching Bracelet 1.9S Matching Bracelet ' 4.98 if Matching Spray Pin 1A8 f;00 A.M. 1 Give ker Mojud "Magic Motion" 99’to%« Matching Pin 4.98 Matching Drop. of Matching Eaninga 4AS Earringa 1A8 stockings, ana you giva her axtra Compare! BAVB 1A5 PKB BOX TO f:0 0 P M. , jd ) l - l glamour, extra wear , . beeausa if tkara's axtrh "give'* and spring- W t hovt mod# spoelal orraaganMats fi» ba opoa tba wook oftor CkrbN *1 ’’Coro'a Simulated Pearl and Rhine, I t back in tka knit of Mojuds. mas ta axeiclw gus of Ckrbtmas gifttl atone Necklace. AdJustaUe anake • T. chain a-ith aatin finish pearta and. con if Aay pwrefcost otbor tbaa CkrirtmoA Ifts may ba rtH w ad for axekaopa ( trasting gunmelal pearls iJR 9 - Matching Link Bracelet 4.98 Got oar boaos gift — o rtfimd witWa ooa weak. PIocm sovayoorMlassIpB! Matching Round Pin 4AS cuHO with tba pofckata of Matching Drop Earringa 3A8 A# WESHirS SHOE STORE pr^''h' ''.■ ■\ •V / .. y..'

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W A G E S a . Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ,V e d n e s d a y , D e c e m b e r i , 1 9 5 4 MANCHESTER EVEKING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER '...dliMM-MMIp- PAGESEVIN myself to each reader of the News. plgin when tkcy 'take your boys, W OTH— i m tea ihdiids Mrs. Frederick Sweet, headquarters. ’ ’There a r e n ’ t British Probing Plan Fund Drive aecretary, Melvin O. Oox, Sr., “ 1094-55 la a crucial year in our and destroy yorr homes and fac Christinas Spirit enough of us.’’ • Uvea. A t the end of this year we W H A V —s i t treasurer, land Wesley J, Thouin, tories and tM away Vour wealt'i Daily Radio shall stand face to face with the In World W ar lU . You will not The announcement was regafded EVERY BOY or GIRL WANTS Sabotage of Sub At North Cburcb Robert L Arendt, Sr., Philip E. The Ojpen Forum Strong in Britain necessary because it was' feared an WDKC—ISM TIm w n c —loM Stem, EMmond J. Folsom, and third great opportunity of our life havs earned the right! \ . impreaslon might get about that Mrs.^ R. H MoLagan 'CHAMLIS time to move the world fom-ard • Donald Karrington'* London, Dec. 1 iff*)—Security po CommunicaUona for pubUcxtioiw In tha Open Fomm wiD not towards that ôrld law and limited . Thankfully yours, Americans didn't want to ahare A PAIR OF LEATHER TOP i loUowiW pragnm aebeduieewSiSs— S a '* x a ^ Mark Holmes, longtime ibember London, (ft — There^Just aren’t Christmaa with the British. ^ : am SuppliedqppUad ^ tthe w radlt WHAY—Newa; Night Watch Only three points separate Piano Children to aid in its progrem of You would expect to pey- much w n c —Newa dally qualified personnel for ence proposals m hht Ve made for moles, tJie cobalt touches o f f a Shoppe and 4XXXX as th^ 12 preventive research, a factor WDRC—News teaching the'retarded. In the past, giving tiie U.N. the po-.-er to main series o f clicks in a set of ear mere (or a beet of this quality- WGTH—News teams in the setback touTMment which should not be overlooked. phones. Mrs. OroWeroft marks the with b o d y l at the Red Men’s Club prepare to the problem of retardation has re tain world security against ag Available in Black and White or •»S5- ^ ^ ceived little attention in the fields Retardation brings loneliness, iqole's path with numbered pegs. WHAY—Hall of^Baoorda **wfctY—Night Watch end the first half o f the tourney gression. These proposals, if Ten and Red. Low heel or w n c —News of World of medicine and psychiatry. Above anxiety and despair. With a adopted by two-thirds of tiie U.N. The fishing-rod detector device i m c —1080 Baft I ~IMD* WDRC-Cal Koto next Tuesday. sound program of parents groups is used to keep the moles from T O R C - C a l L WGTH—Sports all, there has been very little un members, would than go to all western heel ityles. Sites W G T H —w u d : iBickok A t the end o f the lU h session derstanding o f the problems o f the backed by community Interest, we states for ratification. Ih’en though Imowing that tlêy are being fol U t*P- , ' last night; Piano rShopps held the 5VDto3. • l ^ y - N a w s WHAT—Night Watch ’ . retarded among the general public. msy dare to look forward to the ratification was not imcnedUtcly lowed. Mrs. Croweraft sail t h T w n c —N e w a WTIC—Starlight Serenade lead with 2,275 points but the Xs, day when there will no longer be would feel her- footsteps i f she Within recent years, there has secured from all states, the pro- W D R C —N e w a WDRC-Cal Koto / contest leaders In many o f the play “forgotten children’’. When that came too eloM and this would pre SJt S T O T H -M e w s ll!* ‘ been a growing Intereat in this (iosala could still stan I. rnd be sessions so, n r , were threatening day comes, will - you be able to continually advocated as the spe vent their doing what comec. na with 2.2W. major social problem. In 1050, the turally to a mole. * *fe A Y—Sparta, National Assn, for Retarded Chil say, " i helped"? cific, detailed ternm on which the [ST wno-dteieUy Bporta Herq tire the scorea as the card Mrsx John R. McElraevy, W DRC—J. BaliSai "I Wonder dren wssToiinded and since then ccid v.'ar could be ended, or World W G T B —P la e o P o r t n lt a players go into the 12th session. local chapters have been formed 394 Portqr St, War I I I if It should come, stopped. P iM o Shoppe. 2,279; 4XXXX, Even thovgh the present anarchy * *t ? H A Y —B upeer Beraaads ^pst Reported \ across the country. The Manches w n c—£. Cato 01 aa a o h ^71; Liebes, 2,162; Milikoweki. ter Assn, for the Help of Retarded * n i« Peeple Have the Power” and war racs were doomed to con- WDRC—Q. Lombardo > 1,130; Patten Builders, 2,121; Red Children is such a member unit. To the Editor, thiue, at least a theoretical solu XMAS CARDS ^ jro ra —But-atain Men, 2,101; M lstretta, 2,057; IPORTODI Int^S. Em ploy^ The local organization’s member Earlier this year approximately tion and object!vs would be before Loose or Boxed W HAY-Snppag Seraaada Coughlins, 2,090; Oliva’s, 2,038; W hat Size ship is composed of parents and 150 persons gathered at the Msn- the nations of the world in practi 775 MAIN STREET W nO—S Sttf fiXtra Manchester Paint, 2.031; Colla. friends of retarded children and ,cheater Country Club to hear the cal, political prixioosals. Tliis would W DRC—Lowell Tbomaa. . Washington,ton\ Dec. 1 M —Êm- (JPl 2,001; Town Motors, 1,009. thereby accounts for over 30 rc- Rev. Dou*I . ed it, and is presently conduct would welcome this opportunity of ^ e r lc a n Assn of tVe United ■ Wnc—Dinah Shore / cept during July and October of ing s Day Care Center five days hearing from him again. W PIIO—FBI—Peace and War Nations and support their Ohi'rter this year. range a week at the building, now railed “ Message” ^ ^ jr e T H -« 8quad R o o m Byrd aaid the Commerce Dept, Revision educational work? Are the Bunce Center 'for Retarded ‘The Minister’* Comer” , ^ yoii going to give them financial **^ Y —UConn. vs. H. ;1. Baeketball showed an increase o f 12,105 xvoi^- Children. The children attending “This is a personal mesliage IC —F r a n k S in a tra / ers' from Septerhber to October FUEL OH help this year sarrlflclally? -«C-FB 1-P e a c e 4nd W a r the Day Care Center are those which I would direct straight from " I f ;'ou don't, please don’t corn-' AMERICA'S MOST ADVANCED fOTH—Squad Room “due largely to temporary employ ment by the Bureau of the Cen gasoline — AT—UConn. vs. R. I. Basketball sus.*’ W nC-W alk a Wile A W D R C —Slat I^ e c ln c t Decreases in other agencies off ^ W GTH-Lona Ranger set In part this Increase. i t « - BANTLY OIL W HAY-UConn. vs. R. I. Baaketball WTIC—walk a Mile George SUeber of Detroit .has a I w—Slat Prednet . , bowling average of 157 per game. : 'I \'% I m i.i WQTH—L«na Ranger * However, he bowled the lowest league total on record when he TEL MItchrll 9-459S / TeleYlsion ProgrnuBa scored only nine in a 1052 league NEW CAR -1955IDERQIRY 'On Pace Two - game. TEL ROCKVIl LE 5-2177 824-828 TEL. 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Bellhop’sâppy, gulls and other water birda tm Vle- aistenUy advanced the i&ea that Rather a gap-to6thed ear, Yugoslav* Actress > toria'a beachea raetnUy. ôntitio tfrrald Roekville't Broom Maker: It's all on act ef mercy. the people o f ftuaaia are people, grown oii normal s(hl, in a normal I DILSiiiacjf Tlpsûfficient It brought to probably 2,000 the way,'say we, than aqy display per ------...... ’ ...... ' ■ Asks for Asylum and that tha root o f the world's number nt auch birds, their feath fection unnaturally achieved. STALKS ABOUT I troubla lies not with them but PWlxdejphlx, (A V -‘T « » ’t thxt ers impregnated writh heavy fuel With their rulers in the Kremlin, .Genoa, Italy UR —A 28-year-oId oil, that have been killed. Hundreds aaked th« UtU« old lady Yugoslav actreaa haa asked, the 'niahkagiving Day the Voice of more' remain atricken. They arc hop Mlko McDonnell after Ohi to ^ a r His Soliloquy Genoa pellca for poUtical asylum. helpless, unable to fly and aome America put him cat the intema- Droodles him a Up of four one-dol- Ôfficials ^said Eva Blcznlc of cannot even dive for foodb- Uonal air, with an appeal to thj lar billa. The U.S. freighter North Beacon Zagreb walked into police head went ashore off suburban Oak Bay. 8 people behind the Iron Curtain to By BtMlER PBltlB Mike, 66, who’e been a bellhop quarters yesterday and aaid she Its double bottom waa punctured, reject policies o f destruction, and for so yean, thought it 'waa By ZOSEPit Ar OW ENS ^tongii.t, "The broom tire is nothing fled her homeland because of "per- plenty. reteasing the oil from its tanka be join with other people, - every X gold watch c>iaih ia looped more than a vise. I never made eecution-for my Catholic beliefe.’.' fore It was pulled frSe. " It ’e more than enough,” he from a-vest button hole, tjie third, fancy brooms. They Ukc too much She said she had managed to The oil slick spread over wide 8 where, in demanding peace. ^ ■aid. "You're very generoue.” time. Don’t c411 it a kitchen broom, from the bottom'to be exaef, to leave Yugoslavia with p ballet areas of water. This month, in his axehiaiva ■ In the course o f thia broadcast. He had juet carried her luggage please don’t. It’e a parlor broom. t ^ p e which left Zagreb for Lon- from her room in a hotel to a taxi- the watch pocket of the patriarchU That'e the right name, even if they Journal tcriss,^thia hSiovad Senator Vlanders began one pas doir. She was sent to a refugee Oirietmas Ornamenta baby authority teUa how fa sage by addressing *‘my friends, M b ouUildo. garment, beneath Which ie a blue are used in mllle and Kitchene. camp pending Investigation. But the lady wasn’t aaUefied. Andrew Piader injecU a few A new idea in Christmaa orna love your baby without my Soviet brothers.” denim ahirt, faded from many ments involves using them os ■poiling him. How do you She took back the four one dollar wariiingf. mortfxdeuils ‘telling that Miffitt Testerday, in the Senate, the bills and handed Mike another sewed tbc.^twine on by hand with a Christmas greetinga Itech orna know when to stop bring Because the arm « ends are worn < Sickly Birds Shot ment comes in a gaily decorated McCarthy defender. Senator Jen- nSte. high to keep the cuffe from cling double pothtad needle. He also in permieeive and begin to bo "But lady,” he eald. "That’e a duces Miffltt'to^ show the four re box in a sturdy shipping ca;tdn. Arm? Learn hts views «■ ner o f Indiana, accused Senator ing to the wriate and the pante ready to mail. You can write-'your 1100 bill." , which-once matched the veet now maining stacks d f broom corn. The In Act of Mercy strietnecs versus flexibiUty. Flanders of thus having proved "Tee, it is, and you may k ^ p raw material has sdede on one end message In ordinary pen or pencil In the December Ladieri arc shiny snd Uttered it is appar ______. 'Si on the ornament tag. himself a lover o f Communism, It," said the lady aa the taxi car ent John M iffitt wants to be-' .ork- and before a broom mkker can use Home Journal. Out today and o f tha "tyrants” and ‘‘‘mur ried her off. ing— he’s dreaeed to do the job it these seeds must be cut o ff and ■Victoria, B. C „ (P)— Squads of — on aO newariands. ' the stalks trimmed. shotgun-armed volunteers slaugh “ Everything cornea to hi:.i derers'* In the Kremlin. The Jen- he knowe but. raya^ "I'm too tired now.” Csvered With Dost ^ tered mere than a thousand ducks, orders hash.” ner tactic, for a good period of "Sign Outside A Bowllag Alley A dust covered seeder stands That Lende Money” The quaint puritan face o f this Ume during which the Scnate.was amasing tradeaman fashiona a Idle a few feet from the half- N ot many people know that the ghostlv inventory stacked against out of all control, waa to stomi at The emile only occasionally tlicse days. bowling ball, was in existence for tha wall. Perhape he traveled back Flanders for an explanaUon, and Periiaps his fri«nd, Andrew Piader, 900 years before anyone ever can promote one, certainly strang to more joyous days for at least then out-shout Flanders when a fleeting eecond. A curve, not a bowled. Ancient scientists spent Doctor Says ers cannot. ever he tried to give it. full smile, comet.to hit lips, a gold years tryli^ to figure out what to F o r more than SO years John Miffitt, who never aspired to any tooth ia visible as he says,“ The This was aa good a sample aa Outlook far Vlctlna of DlabetM do with bowling balls. They used ri>eciai niche ih city circles, waa vacuum cleanera hurt, but'they — ' Pk m. MenMr. any of McCarthylam's talent for to chain them to the legs of pris Is Muck Brighter didn't put me out of businees.” ' p. m._TOM4a7. self-supporting by manufacturing . o^We^MUr. shouUng that black is white! and oners. They encouraged children and, selling parlor brooi.is. Thia Now he la ready to quota some then refusing to listen to any with large hands to play marbles By im W IN P. ZOROAN, M.D.1' hardly seems cause to provoke facts, “ Sold most o f my brooms with them and one enterprising Written for N E A Service - - to the mills. They w anted the num statement that, o f course, black wonoerment ot applause but the ^pwUekUoo oM pl ■atUTur — alchemist amassed a fortune by N ot eo many years ago almoet dark glesses worn - by M iffitt do ber seven all the time. One mill, the is black and white Is white. It ia selling them to the Visigoths for ai; victims of Mvere diabetes either tell the world that the man, who Hockanum, used only my brooms. possible, of course, that Senator unbreakable balloons. But one day died of the diseaee or fvom com- weighs a pound or two more than Ten dosSn a month. Later it was Wtdnuday, December 1 less and less. Jenner, being the character he is, a Turk happened to carry one into plicatione tt-hlci at that time one hundred and may be an inch what we now call a bowling alley, could not be prevented. Today, “ Could make six dozen a week really did not understand the na taller than five feet, haa waged He Won By Looinf dropped it. and it accidentally thanke to the disc >very of insulin an effectual battle againat blind when I had to.Then I cut to 6ve ture and purpose of the Flanders' roiled, down and knocked over the and better knowledg*. of how to and four, right now I've got to be n ie Oerman elecUone In the ness . broadcast. It may be that he spoke pins and k. bowling was Invented. treat the disease, A t outlook Is You don’t ask John how long he retired. I should have quit seven otates o f Bavaria and Heaae, laat What other columns bring you in much better. , haa been shut o ff from the world. years ago. The dust has been get from Ignorance rather than from ting me. but I ’ve slwayi loved to wadeend, were local atate elec- teresting facts like that? None- .But there are still problems: His former cuatomers fill in the guile. work—I ’m loet without it." tloas In adtlch national iaauea had other, that's what other! there ere believed to be nesriy a details the beat they can, "H e’s al But this is not likely. The pro His friend, Piader, realizes John baooihe dominant. The national million people with diabetee ^ o ways been that wZy. Quite a fel cess o f taking a * statement out low, isn't he?'' Is becoming blue again and mo do not know they l.av( it and tions for the Interview to doac. Iaauea were German :aarmament, therefore are not reqeiving the. of conUxt), and forcing upon it a Living Lesson "H e didn’t tell yo«i that he's a the atatua o f tha Saar, and that benefits of modern treatment, snd meaning exactly opposite to the A Tlionght for Today There is a living lesson in H if- vloilnlat. You should know that be aallcioua divialon which ia ao humah natfre being what It Is, fit for, in the passing panorama of meaning It possesses in Its con cause he is very good. I think it’s pronHnent in the affaire o f Weat there are far too. many diabetic time, setbacks, never discouraged wonderful to have a story in the text, ia altogether too typical of The American city was once patients who do not follow direc him. Now he’s becoming a little Germany. Theaa national iaauea paper about him. Other people will the tacUca of McCarthyism. called the melting pot of the ages. tions and are therefore taking despondent. The dust from hie realize that their troubles are were aavafely and violently Now it is more like t. sandpile. dances with their lives. trade is taking a toll on hie health small when they read IL” fou(ht. I t would be interaating, People are heaped together but Diabetes is s curious disease. and no longer can he fashion the Human heroics are not perform ^ r e fo r e , to have aome clear idea RhecooRsbte they do not hold together. The Heredity and excea* fat. ay a part panicles of broom corn into sweep ed before television cameras while In its development but the exact ers. o f how the electlona went. ' community spirit tends to be 'e an orchestra cultivates sympathy The other day the Korean Na- stroyed by our mass living. And cause Btill remains to be diicov- Yet he still has plenty of apuiik. w-ith mood music, but rather on But both Bl'dea—both Chancellor Sofas in Colonial Prints ®® Opening the door to his. modest the spirit of community is our 189 ered. The place where the trouble the side streeu behind the doors Uonal Assembly acted on a con- apartment on Maple Street, the Adenauer and tha Itocial Demo* best defense against Communism. originates ia in the pancreas, which of a not too well-kept houee w-here trevarsial oonsUtuUonal amend back section of which still houses The crucial test of our naUonal ia a small gland lyir,g in the upper perhape a John Mlffett site in orata, hla d iiaf oppoaitien—claim his equipment. M lffit asks, “ What ment, 'an especially tailorad thing morality is In the city. It is harder Hsrt art thrta.inriporfant living room piocts from our portion of the abdomen. This gland, Mliloquy recalling earlier chapters. victory. Kurthennore, it la Impoa* do you want?.. So you’re news- to let President Syngman Rhee be to maintain high civic and social among other functlone, normally D »y i ho lovod but novor roally Connocticuf Casual Collactibn that harmoniza par* W ing or pa pe>- men. There's nothing here alble to dm y iahaolutely the claim standards in our big ciUes than in produces a hormone which is emp Herald Photo •aw. elected President as often as he for you to make a ctory out df- o f either aide. our county seat towns and country faetly with Early Amarican mapla, charry or pint. All tied into the blood and is known likes. W ith tha cxcapUon of Dr. aa insulin. I'm just a tired old roan whose Theree a place for everything The anawer ia that' there were districts. City dwellers are not eon be custom-covarod in a ehoica of old tima Docu* which do not contain much safe to answer this with a "yes,” health is bothering him. Rhee, the Korean conaUtution pro individually worse than farmers, Lounge chairs . Insulin Is necesiury to ensWe except your knSes under eeme of two leaidta in the elecUona. Ftrat, starches or sugars. In mild esses hut there are some who have sugar “Take thla down if you must put but their sense of personal respon mant prints or textural, with box-plaatad valaneas. ' the tissues to burn and use sugar; the restaurant counters. vides that no man may serve for this may be enough. in the urine who are not diabetic, something in the paper. I made there waa a < demonatratlon of sibility is dwarfed by the pressure if it is absent or deficient-in quan more than two terms."' Tha Lawson sofa it made with two or three cushions. and In older peple in particular brooms for 33 years. In 1922 iropiilar aentlmant That went of numbers. Cape Codder 44-50 tity some of the sugar will spill It-should be nentioned toe that 8950 diabetes msy never be severe. If opened a little shop at 81 West As the Hattonal Assembly voted W e must rise above bur denomi Sofas regularly $219.00. Chairs regularly $110.00. over into the urine: The body thus the severity o f the diabetes may clearly one way. Second, there waa the condition la really diabetes, Main St. and lived right there too. on this amendment, the vote fell national and sectarian dlbiaiona to does not get enough nourishment change from time to time ao that We call this oul Cape Cod Wing however, it will hxvj to be watched. It was handy. Came to this place tha apportlaiiment o f aeata by a see the church aa the Body of and wasting may occur If it goes it ia necesFsry to alter the treat one short o f the required two- Another recently v.Tote inquir 18 years ago. That’s enough.'' FOR HIM hyptem o f -proportional rep'raaen* Christ. In my opinion the greatest Chair . . . with its maple wings too long unchecked. ment. Also, a diet which ia istls- ing whether it night not be pos- PrC.ssed to grant permission for Lighters — Razors thirds. Actually, then, tha amend single advance which ChijMianity and arms. Practical; good looking The prinipal aim of the attack fsCtory St one time may have to taUon. Thla haa worked out to . Gih$ of siUe to take inaultn some other a look at hia tools he -finally con Fipeo — Oosneraa ment failed. haa made during the years o f my on diabetes is to improve the use be clianged later. keep aêhange in popular aentl* in Colonial bedroom prints. way than by needle. Tq thia Uie sents and his shuffling steps draw ministry ia the Increasing solidar \ at the sugar snd prevent its wast One correspondent aaka whether But such a aituaUon, in some answer ao far is “ no,” though thia attention to the black shoes with meat from reflecting Itaelf in the ity of Protestantism. It is tragic age through the uri e. One method one can asy “ once a diabetic, al {Arthir Dnif Storot modem states, presents no serious Distinction may come aome day. But even for dry and peeling leather. actual reaulta o f the election. that we still have more than 280 of doing this is ^y eating foods ways a diabetic.” It ia probably those, who dq not like the needle problem. In Korea, the presiding churches and sects in America, but Picking up a rather long piece The Social Democrata — Ada this is better, than dying. . officer declared the amendnjent the hopeful aspect is that the of wood he says. “This is. the way nauer’a oppoaitton — cleariy won church is waking up to the trage ★ the handles come in. I put the han adopted, nonetheless, and the next Salt Water Bath the that ^ p u la r aentlmant In dy of its divisions. * dle in this broom.tire, fasten it and SnAMID CLAMS day President Rhef aligned it. At sew the wire on to make a spiral tha atata o f Heaae, which waa al Sponsored by The Manchester 'Tia aald that an 'old-faahioned laat wrord, those members of the Council o f Churches. finish broom." ready their Btronghold, the Social 99-50 salt water bath will perk up your 50c National Assembly who sUil be SAVE 10% on Believing that to be the extent Democrata increaaed their per winter akin. Pour three glaaaea of of the explanation soilght, the lit lieve Ih the processes decreed by UBRARY PROTEST SLATED centage of the vote from S8.7 table salt into warm tub water and tle man starts to show his visitors CHATTERBOX law were out on boycott, in pro' stir it around. Climb in the tub for the door. Interrupted In his plan, year ago to 43.6 thia time'. A t the Hartford. Doc. 1 GPi—Caroline •612 Main St— TeL MI-9-8M2 test. But the last Ume members of Adjustable your nerve tonic. he speaks with a rather sharp aame time in Heaae, the Chriatlui n a tt o f Fairlleid, president o f the the National Assembly protested ConnecUcut Library Assn., said' F M ra a tg Democrata, the Adenauer party, Mmething they considered Illegal, lost night that the organisation's •M crafc dropped from 9S.2 per cent laat Executive Board will meet Dec. 7 La-Z-Boy r— is President Rhee had them arrested year to 24.1 per cent thla year. In Portland Library to protest the by-his own pollUcal police. So far aa tha vote waa oon- ‘‘posslUe appointment” of Albert But Rhee does deaervs one W. Ooote of West Hartford as as C h a ir and eemod, thia would aaem to be Chairs As Christmas Gifts credit mark. Ha is willing to sistant State librarian. Earlier triumph fo r the Adenauer oppoal- j’esterday. Miss Platt said, she had tolerate the democraUc process so Ottom an 94-^® lY BUYING KFORE DEC. 15 AT tlon—and h vote.againat raarma- sent a letter to the State Library . "S ' long as it fellows hia bidding. He maht—in the atnto o f Heaae. But Committee stating that her as could just as wall abolish i^ com sociation views "w ith considerable stylized Lawson Lounge Chair and the acthal reault la aomethlng pletely, and does n ot dismay the possible appointment matching ottoman with .nail trim. quite ' different There la a new of a non-professional librarian to Covered in red or green leather-tex Relax in a La-Z-Boy Reclining BIGGEST .the position of assistant director of elhction ayatam in Heaae thia year. tured fabric-back plaatica. $115.00 Chair and live longer! Adjust from And the apparent reault o f thia the State Library.*' WILLIS OF THE LOW-PRICE 3 Too Much ShnekabUity values. upright reading position shown to DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS ayatem o f p n ^ rtio n a l repieaen- low snoozing comfort. Footrest It is possible to describe a good tatlon la to take away that clear comes into position as -you adjust ear e f com as one which possesses control of Heaae the Social Demo- the back! evenrrowed, full kernels, which crata enjoyed lu t Ume, and would have atrengUien^ thla time if the extend to the very Up o f the, ear. HOVH atralght party vote .determined A good display of ears of com, 59.50 pinscri thinga, and to give Adenauer, of for prise in an expoelUon, would THE BEST Quaint little wing chairs designed^ all people, the man whoee party feature a nice, conformity o f sise 1/2-INCH for the Early American bedroom,'^ actually loet voting atrength in and appearance. These are the in HEARING! with ruffled flounces. Choice of Portable Electric Heaae, the Chance to capture the essential qualiUes o f good com, and with such a display two 8mall-patterne.d Colonial — style local government there. And alnce print. Order early for Christmas. Drill \ that local government determinea brothers, out,at Chicago, had, one For.genersl ‘‘all-purpooe” part of the makeup of hta na day this week, ifôn the UUe of driliing . . . in all kinds of tional legislature,. Adenauer "corn kings” of 1984 at the In $44.95 material. . . on the farm, actually atands to gain voles at ternational Hay and Grain Show. in th 'e shop, out on the Bonn, on national policy, by hla Then they lost the.UUe because Job. Drills to steel; drives wood augers up to loss of votes in Heaae. their corn had one other good ■ j: .1 * ( bole 66W9 up to 3*. Weighs SH lb*-* lo°C- In Bavaria, an- Adenauer quality. It had shuckabillty, TTiis M ushroom ationghold, the aituatipn is some is the characteristic of an ear of what, similar. The Sociial Demo- com which makes it easy to strip Rdekers 29/75 crata, in opposltioa to Adenauer, the kernels from Uie cob, and An- Early 'Colonial maple. Increased their vote by 20 per which insures a clean, strip. Platform rockeF" with ladder back; cent, which would seem to be an The . original winners of the Chicago contest displayed corn Colonial print covers. increase o f sentiment against re- ■ l U I CKOSS Rockers 890P* Ton times foster timn hand sow f ” *>an»ent, the Saar settlement, which, besides being perfect in / ing. All safety footuros, quick and Adenauer, A t the aame time, 4very other way, was also shuck- HiARING AIDS /iTie best,of the platform, rockers however, Adenauer increased his able. 'ihat was their undoing. For acting odjustmanls. Mock li nAWETet-fewm. has graceful swan-neck arm sup LONGEST...LOWEST...AND LOADED WITH POWER 1...THE ALL-NEW control . of the Bayaria|i legisla their kernels were so free and 6MTM7‘‘A'‘ MT7Mr... ae ports. Foam Latex seat and back 6** HMrify«Duty DbIuxb Dockor 115 Volt AC/DG molort ture, again with an indirect in easy on the cob that some of them AS 16W At $146 m TIA2 eetll for luxury! Lipstick Red, Brown, SawF - O aly $76.50 Cutting dopHi range 0" to 2", crease m - hla own legislative fell out on the way to the exposi- Sheraton Reseda Green, Toast or Hunter atrength at Bonm Uon. 'iheir solution to Use a bovol oniglo, -O* to 45*. Cuts lit Us glue, and put the missing *125 green nubby fabrics. Thus tha curious over-aU re hwMi mmy (A W ing 129-00 practically ovory bwEding moto- sult la that Adenauer gained a kernels back on the cob. When «r MFvlcM •! m •HMsIttr mmm, riol.* this waa discovered, they were vlctoey by losing strength, and e MMVWUAUY FinEII Handsome Sheraton Wing Chair improved his poaUioh by,vered to your o r ^ r ! I hiodQuftfiMO ioff Yiiut ^For a long time Senator Flan- j “ . I ^nent panel Flite^lontrol Drive Selector; or two — and you,*too, will join the hie awing to is that competitora who would re- l o c a t i o n chairs. Copper. Walnut or < «fW e fw 6t !• « 6197# CM# • ^ pRiFRfsiBRti 6y6B» I MS a f Varaiont had been advo- I other great drives’ . . . famous Synchro-Silent Plymouth . . . the biggest car, the biggesL bny aort to glue would also be coptir (N’EXT TO HAIX^S) Laurel Green textured covers. wits NwerFUfe, b««iNir4v6 or tfiRWiMiiii. I transmiasioa or Autooiatic Overdrive. in the Idwest-price field! i propaganda campaign P*ftidra who would put haa*^ Limited'tiock I OoiFtirBH* ggcA ip HRiiGt at «Rtr« .rm I. to apUt the Russian peo- 'mATTHBlES ~ OOBB8 '! manure on 6m Mttla obmer of a . 3 ItV womdcrfitl ta.rida fai. . . with the extra far ARMakea { G. E. WillisS Son | il M s y from their ewn leadar- Juat U produce priaa earn fba hMriag 4tl (or aocae aahlbiaeB. a OuRp Im L R ^ ia y 9m * m ban igas which, ta (sor vltw o ( whgt MHuld AR Pay WadseaEay COMf IN TO'DAYI SEE IT, DRIVE ITI l a i J ' ,

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A t A & k t b h MANCgESTEft EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER-1, 1954 /. kANCHESTES EVRNINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONR. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 Hebron Riverside, CM., are spending three and Travancore-ObcMn, two o f ttM Americans 'truly Normal, weeks in Connecticut, vieltlng Nehru Faction areas where CongrsM was slipping. Hal Biîe products to the courts of Sweden, contrary, itlia am advantage." Then broke in diplomatically: l53, four new dens Wsra formed relatives and friends in town, In An ...... Floyd Chapman . • alive.” takes ak activa role in selling her pared and done exactly on time. PSTiM, Dec. 1 o n —A French- ...... Volunteers Needed- and formed the parents of their re- Robertson. 32, EUeabSUitowfl, X y„ of the life of an individual—spirit Richard D. Gale, Elementary and children, Pr.mela and Stisun, A third party, the People’s So 4 a. m.—6 a. m. ’ ,, Champagne Dynasty In the ftrm’h 3H miles of caves ch em p a g ^ to the top restauranfe Here you kiumr what’ ha. to be man's hook Just published here of (^n'iord. N. C , are so.-ndiug By EUGENE LEVIN cialists, led the forces defeating 8 a. m.—9 a. m. ., ...... Volunteers Needed sponslbillUes in cub scouting and was in traffic court on ebahVes ual, cultural, social and in his fam' School principal has announced S t Reims si;e stored five million and nightemba in the French capi- done—and you do it. In Paris we the Binui of the organization. At eomds up with the conclusion that lly—are approximately the same their Vacation at the home of New Delhi, Dec. 1 (P)—India'® Congress in Travancore-Cochin. 9 a. m.-^Noon ...... Mrs. Willard Small bottles champagne, none of Ul. ■ ' "'n allow for a little, more improvi- News or recklees driving and having M the revival of the weekly schbbl John’s parents, Mr. anJ ’Mrs. But the Socialists were having Noon—3 p. m...... Mrs. Gertrude Uriano, Mm. Shirley New York UPi—Madame Olry mitted. But, on the other hand, zation in living." the award presentatiem ceremony, AsMrtcans are practically normal. in West Europe and in the United (jbqgresa party la In the throes of which 'te sold until' it is at least Hef interest'hi the export biiai- directed by the cubmaster. Asst. driveria license. States.” news letter, which Is being sent Stephen Mosny. troubles of their own, with their Galtigan \ A. Roodtror is the klnd'ôt widow that the does have something Just as five years old. nesa brought her here for her first Asked why he didn’t tiave a h- "The overwork o( Americans is an iiiiernal crisis whldi must be % good — five million bottles- of Aa souvenirs of her Journey ahe The first meeting o f (hib Scout Cubmastcr William J. Eeliger, Cartier’s book is "The 48 Amer out to parents and PTA mem Children Baptized leadership seriously divided and 3 p. m.—6 p. m...... BUI Evans / bachelors dream of meeting. tour of Americs, Just completed. cenae, Robertson drew an envelops greatly exaggeratedi” says Ray bers. School news la prepared by Joy to ttie cruntry’a Comnuiniata. champagne. She also has a atable Mnm. Roederer, who can taste is bringing back blue Jeans for her taking the part of Akela. and Cub icas." Another recent book, 'Tah Children l apUzed at the Con apparently unable to give the par 6 p. m.—8 p. m...... Ann Malson, Ronald Gambolatl She .Is blonde, hazel-eyed, warm snd accurately" name the major She wsa accom paniel^y her aon- Pack No. 53 was'held Friday eve from his pockat and begen thunm- mond Cartier, a correspondent of pupils of the eighth grade. Those The Cohgreas, Prime Minister ...... Harold Glean, Rene Blanchette of 120 trotters, and her horses in four grandchildren. Hopalong Caa- Burton X*<=^**"*i’*> only leau, of the United States," finds gregational CSiurth at the 10 a.m. ty a platform. 8 p. m.—10 p. m. .. hearted and highly cultured.' She in-Isw and daughter, and Mrs. ning, Nov. 26, S t Waddell School ing through some papers. the msgasir.e "Paris-Uatch." He now doing this work are Rayanna Nehpu’a paHy, la losing mthibera recent yean have been among the brands of champagne while blind sidy, it seems, is now galloping "Bear" iiTthe new pai^. Bobcat pins the United StateiT wanting in some service Sunday were: Stephen, son While Congress was united Im 10 p. m.—Midnight ...... -.'York Strangfeld, Anthony Zllln- has a mellow, mature beauty that Claude' Rouzaud, and thSx doctor’s ‘T guessT lost it.” he sa4d after spends much of his 11 m a in Weisher, David Fi'ied, Nichael No and electiona-^Nuid it® Internal co- biggest money winnerq In^ Franee. folded, gives the final voice in the through France, too. with 20 boys snd a large group of were presented to John A. O sw - respects in comparison with of Mr. and Mrs. Nelscn Cheney, seeking-the goal of political In skas ^ French ladies fichieve and wear ao selection of a cuvee, the blending brother, Aqdre Rouzaud, 4vho, at Mme. Roederer also was cheered a minute. America. vak, Deborah Hellfrick, Joyce hdaion. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters on Monday, parents participating. terd, Lqc E. Dubois, William Green, ' » ...... Europe. In It the historian and Deborah, daughter of Mr. and Lira. The Congress ik^ atlll the giant dependence from the British, It has w eir In their middle yean. She Since the death of her huehand of 1,000 choice casks before the 35, is managing ' director ofthe by pleasant news from home. Formation of this new pack wsa But Robertson sdready tod- Kinney, Batt Nicolo, Richard Wednesday, or Friday afternoon from 1—5 p. m. Civil Defense Head also has a fine, well-developed in 1932, this pert and vivacious Imnsld J. Laplsnte, Bruce A. thumbed through too i Sle^rled says: Darrel Keefe. Lynn Mary, daugh among Indian political partlea. It been unable to push a program actual bottling. champagne firm. \ "Two of my horses have won necessary because the number of many hsart disease and cancer, says The immigrants from Italy, Rearlck, Ellen Shorcy, Beverly ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius y f. for bringing Indians "economic snd quarters is located In the basement of the MunicipM Building, at the ■enae of humor. ‘ widow haa auccesafully managed Cappa, David dem ena Ronald A. One looked familiar' to -court Lavalee, Ellen Koshko, L,ynn is riding along on its preatige as ‘Tt is an important decision," ' Mme. Roederer found San FraiK racea while I was away," she said. new applicants wag too large to Gobble, Robert J. MacDonald, Jr., Cartier, "but all the other causes Spain, Portugal, Greece and Ro Roblnaon, Jr.,\gnd Donnie, dau^-> social independence." The party in- Center. - , "That sounds all right—so far the ' champagne firm of Lcmls tachea. ' / Dzieck. the rallying point, in the fight for she iMid. "For the wine decided cisco the most Eunîean-Iobking P.S. to American bachelonr. fit into existing packs. After sev Robert T. McNamara. Peter cfaael- of death are becoming IncreaSing- mania whb'went to America were ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rajaniernl, of sista it is aiming for a "welfare aa It goes,” a cautious bachelor Roederer of Reims and the famous, upon that day won't be drunk until of American cities. She wsa sched The paper handed o v e p -^ the Student banking in the school Indian independence and om Neh--. harness racen of “ tlie stablea of w don’t write and oak me how eral meetings of interested parents la, RoIIand R. Cote, Jr,.William D. court on demand, show«een able to enact this taking orders from Moscow', said Dhebar. His associates say he No, Mme. Roederer doesn’t own in the 189-year-oId champagne champagne firm. compared with her own product, don't find escape in alcohol any News of St, Peter’s However, since the national elec rottles ofv champagne, ifishe. gave named chairman. With 19 new boys roe. Karl J. Norris, and Jan J. fast as possible in a society Nordic of Mr. and Mrs. llerbeft W. Porter. tions two yer.rs ago things have pregrain because important ele- India should be supporting Britain wants a vigorous party president a liquor store. lYiie must be ad firm which ships its ‘ vintage "Not at all," she aaid. "On the she hesitated and Andre Rouzaud me a bottleXand hef i20 horses. more than Europeans. And Eu in spirit . , ; The . sermon topic of the - Rev. ■ind one transfer from Pack No. Pllswskl. Richard O. Clark at the 11 a., m. Mias Janet Porter Mas leader of not gone well for the party. Earlier ents within the party—industrial and her Russian ally. Many who can devote full time to the ropeans go astray In believing "Followed naturally a civiliza a group diacrasiott on the subject dian'a are also bitter at the Reds party snd restore its unity. Amertran family Ufa IS breaking service at S t Peter's Episcoj^l this year it lost It.s majority In ists, landowners and Hindu tion more and more directed to of ’’popularity." / Travancore-Cochin State. More re- extremists—have been opposed. for stirring trouble when Mdia up. Ho explains: Church Sunday was "Builders of ward. collective. efforts in which Christ Campaign." cently.lt slippec. in Delhi municl;>al Thus some of these turning to was Just starting to roll as jt free A SHOWS EAK^-V FOOT "The immense majority of the the Individual acting alone, think This was in line with a campaign Manchester Evening Herald He elections, while a Congress govern Communism likely are doing so nation. dtvoKes of both sexes are not ing adone,. is made powerless . . . which is in force in all churches bron correspondent, Mias Susan ment, in Andhra State was ousted because of impatience with the Nehru, although he seems to High Point. N. C. (NEA) —Lee seeking to break up the home but "Since Hitlerism and the Sec-^ Pendleton, telephone HArrlson with a no-confldence vote. The Congress party. >. support Rusaia and Cliina at times Petty. naUohai'chsmpim, Jumped of the Episcopalian denomination, S-SS39. simply to change it, The large ond World War, the creative and will close some time next party's executive board recently A key factor against' the Com- in international affairs, is a deter into the lead in the poinratandings \ part of divorces are undertaken source of American science - has spring. St. Peter’s quota ig $M. The heard a report indicating member- munlsts is their opposition to the mined foe of the Reds at home. At for the NASCR Grand N^stlonsl with the remarriage already in come largely from learned men rector asks for donations for the It’s easy to understand what a idiip was dropping. independence movement during one time he had more than 8,000 championship by winning the first ■X sight—and thb p i ^ e r already from central or eastern iBurope annual Christmas party for the young fellow likes about a new Meantime. Conimimiats w^re World War II and their advocacy Communiate In ptfson. ' race of the 1955 competitive C*™- chosen” who were expelled by persecution church school. girl friend. His arma. gaining elctoral ground In Delhi ol armed rebellion right after In. Recently Nehm gave up the paign. Unlike Europeans who take from the old continent. One is led Choir practice will be . held this lovers and mistresses, he Says; to ask whether the Anglo-Saxons, evening at the home of Mri and ' s ONE OF MANY NEW Americans-pi efer to break up the in their tendency to sj^ a lize, in Mrs. Gardner Ql Shorey. Meeting i!k; marriage rather than sully it. their propensity to givs sport the at the various homes for choir re "The hard truth,” he asserts, "is place of honor in their university hearsals instead of at the church thatAm erica is coming to resem hierarchy, aren’t neglecting the makes for increased sociability S ta r* e p M Tim | . and Than. iMfil 9 p.m. — Wodnasdoys until 5:30 p.m. iLIDAY ble iw o p e more and more. Every training of personalities of high and saves heating the church. thing is growing in that direction. culture who are the very soul of a DSy With Parents Increasing bureaucracy, mounting civilisation . . . Mr. and Mrs. Uobeit H. Horton ^>1 socialism, and. obligatory military "America and Russia, while spent Thenkaîving Day at tha sertice in time of peace.” bitterly opposed to one another, home o f the latter's parents, Mr. Cartier notes that many Euro lean toward the same tet^ ical and Mrs. James Rigby, in Dan pean observers find America too conception of civilisation.” bury. Their two small daughters mechanized, half of the population aocompemied them. Wise S anta rushing to bars at 7 p. m. to quiet The tea dumped into the bay Vislttag Dooally their nerves, or passing hours on a during the, Boston Tea Party of Mrs. Eleanor Querto and two M .98 pajrchoanalist’a couch "talking of 1773 cams from the Chinese island daughters, Patricia and Jacquelyn, love instead of making it " of Amoy, currently in the news daughter and grandchildren of Mr. •eeiiuyE all his leys i JU "The misunderstanding is that from the Pscifle. and Mrs. Stephen MoSny, from ^ • A This one, illustrated. Is Pure at thrifty Grants Silk and Orion. 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Matching Slippers Special a t ...... 83-88 D AILY 9 to 5:30 ographed bricht colors 1 . 1$ y wide. 18* htglu.^_|^0 Q spatula, full instruction m i n i a t u r e t e l e p h o n e i n d e x , small Cinch stvlea...... 81 AO if - ■ ■ ' ' ' ■ grand playtime tcs- |^ 9 0 Bases and pegs 9 8 4 GREETI'NG c a r d s with aUk. tie enclosed. book. Hours of fan Q| enough for your pUrae ...... 81.90 * * - WOOL,PLAID SCARFS and CARPET CENTER THURST and FRI. Service weight are lovely SHEER HOSE. Special a t ...... 10 fer 81A0 Box of thrM LOYRl Y. HANKIES ...... fJA8 STOLES ...... 81A8 aod 8» 8Q bSE GRANTS CREDIT COUPONS - . NO DOWN PAYMENT -1 S T p U OPEN TUESDAYS ood THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. Allaixss and lengths ...... filA * NEW PLASTIC WALLETS ...... ,81.00 4, 808 Main Street “Middle Turnpike Comer” m e r c e r iz e d c o t t o n s o c k s .. EARRINGS. BRACELETS pr PINS .. .81A0 9 a.m . to, 9 p.m. WOOL GLOVES aM'MITTENS 81A8 te 81.88 COTTON PAJAMAS. Sizes 34 to 40 Tel. MI-9-4348 SHOP BLAIR’S FOR (White) ...... 8 pakra fiLfi* NOVEL'TY WOOL GLOVES ...... 8144 t * Specialifta in wall-to-Wall inatallationa LOVELT CHRISTMAS CORSAGES ..-8108 MOUTON FUR COLLARS or ' W . T. GRANT CO. OTHER LOVELY GIFTS LINEN CHRISTMAS HANKIES 88e te.81.88 POM PONS ...... ••••OS .81A8 JEWEL TRIM ANGORA COLLARS ..81.88 LACE •miM NYLON PANTIES

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PAGE TW ELVl KAWCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HrANCHESTER. CQNN; WEDNESDAY/DECEMBER 1, IflB4 MANCHESTER EVEklNQ H E B A p . MANCHESTER. O0NW.,j WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1954 fAGK TRlRYiif. 105 Oomatock Rd.; Joseph Kerri-' Apel PI.; Mrs. Thomas Hesly and don MacFarInne,' .104 Avondale One Million Back Dances in Musical Latin InvcEtmento' gan, 14' Ensign St; Mrs. Ethel son, 117 Ooiiway Rd.; Mrs. Walter Rd.; M ra Hadley Estcy ^ d son, ‘Andover ' ■ * Wapping ' Fontainet Patricia Paloal*, Ed- Sherlock, Sandra Bimmona, Ruth and Mr. and Mra Arthur Brown Kllnkhammer, .131 Summit St.; Schardt, 31 Eastland Dr.; 'Mrs.. .Windsor Lock. plan designed to swell U. S. invest 714 N. Main St.; Mra. Ruby have the mistaken noUon that the man. ArdcUe Sipith, Kllen Smith; AD M IITBD T O D A Y : MUa Vanderbrook, 361 Parker St. • H i* wedding of Ruth Mary Rice, Burnham and Kathleen Riordan. day for delivery to the U.8. Sen. ments m Latin America and at the Clough, East Hartford; David way to keep the middle years of A special meeting of the South sophomores, Wayne Reichle, Janet The two winners ware presented Carolyn Watts, 63 Arvlne PI. Kittle, 9 Pioneer Circle; Mrs. datoM ar of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N O W O F B N ate. aame time save the U.8. '.nveators. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a a man’s life from becoming "dan Windsor Art; League will be held Stoddard, Jean Ellison, Judy Lan •ach with a gold trophy. 3 TIMES . FASTEIt H m petltiona had been prepared Manuel Oeuna, 15 Dobson Ave., mllliona in taxes at home and daughter to Mr. and Mra. Anton X Rice, Olltad Road, and WllUam D. gerous" years is by spending a lot tomorrow at the firchouae at .8 dry, Jean Lavmlle. Helen MatuIU. Meet Toidgfet by an organisation known as “Ten abroad. R(»ckvlUs; Sandra White, Churcl) Marilyn West, Mary (Hark. John HOURS 9 !• 8 DAILY Latawlc, 4 Dr. D; a daughter to Uhlma of Rockville took place on of time, energy and money on try p. m. Tonight at 8 o’clodi Evergreen- MllHon Americans Mobilising for The. prograni originally .suggest Street, Vernon; Leonard and Am ^:(i^;^YMIOIIGIIOUT TNI TIARil Ellsworth, Judy Kayross, Maureen Wood CSiaptcr OES wUl meet at for GAS on Stomach THURSDAY UNTIL 9 Justice." which hired the trlick to ed by U.S. ’Treasury Secretary Mr. and Mrs. John Skathiil,. West drew -Kearns, 5 Walnut St.; Paul Thursday In the "OongregaUonal ing to keep themselves looking One feature of the meeting will Hai-tfovd; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Krul. Meriam. psbom. Jane Phll- Masonic Tsmid*. A vesper service transport them to. Washington. George Humphrey,- calls 'or Latin Karkevlch, < RFD 3, Rockville; - WITH GIFTS FROM Church. The Rev. S t^ h en C2iam- young. ' be the painting of a quaint fishing lope; freshmen,. taiis Sharp. Davie' ‘or the public will be held at 9 CLOSID ALL DAY WtDMSDAYS -'A spokesman for the anti-cen America to eliminate discrimina Ernest Garrott, 35 East St., Rock Alexander Urbanetti, 13 Green her Iain performed the ceretueny. village In Brittany done by Al- Lorensen, CjHnthia Pelton, Virginia ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl They would have far more suc p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald House sure organisation said the peti tory taxes on foreign, investments. Manor Rd.; Mrs. William Kilpat The bride wore « dreee of white cess and much happier husbands bertus E. Jone.s of South Windsor. tions sent to Washington carried Lewie, 209 E. Middle Tpke., a son rick and daughtef, RFD 2, Coven Jones will sl^ow thp oil p sintin n 'The United SUUea in turn, would lece topiied with a ehoulder length if they concentrr.-ed on their hus 1,000.818 signature certified by an negotiate special treaties with . the to Mr. and Mra. Robert Boatlvick, try; Harold Wsibel, 14 S. Haw LARSEN'S which he did during a summer m 200 Lydall St. veil and a ooraege of white roeee bands, instead of on themselves. L 1 auditing firm. The names were individual nations looking irom in thorne St.; Mrs. Joseph Mistretta A man’s fear of growing old, his the east coast of France. The pro signed to the petition in a nation vestments m Latin Am*i-ica. At DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: and mume. gram will be a colorful travelogue and son, 112 School St.; Frank / iebelllon at being os a treadmill, wide drive' to collect 1(1, million present the United States taxes Cnifford Hodgkins, 86 White St.; D'Amico, 18 Eldridge St.; George TIm bridie woe attended by Mise hie diemey at realising that he is with life-like painting instead of J h id u 9a . 9L i signatures. corporate income even if taxes are Bonnie Lee Wyman, 18 Deerfield Klerstead. Buckland Road; Mrs. Sandy BaCkoffen of Rookvllle, who probably as successful as he Is the conventional slides. The Washington shipment was paid On it elsewhere. Tlie Latin St.; Mrs. Leoii Bresnisk, 27 Wad Vernon Hauschlld, 94 Milford Rd.; wore blue taffeta and carried yel ever going to be can’t be wiped Jones, a foriher president of the addressed to Vice President Nixon, Americans contend this is keeping dell Rd.; Mrs. Jam es E. Gregg, end Mrs. Benito Psgant, and soif 70 low nmnia. Gordon Rtee, brother out by having a 45-yeer-old wife Conn. Academy of Fine'A rts, b ss Select who serves as President of the out private U.S. capital tncy need daiightef, 209 Center St.; Mrs. Otis St.: Mrs. Clayton Varney. •f the bride, wap beat man. who looks like 35 or a SO-year-old been painting for 54 years and Senate: Senate Majority Leader to develop their resources and Joseph Plensio, 107 Strickland St.; Vernon Trailer CJourt., Following the ceremony ya full wdfe' who liioks 40. economies. teaching art for more than 40 Mammoth Food Sale William F . Knbwland of Oallfpmia Mr.1. Frederick Starkweather, 74 DISCHARGED TODAY: Glen- covree turkey dinner was earvad to The resolution w a.s approved at They can be 'softened enough year*. His ChristniM Olft and Minority Leader Lyndon John 70 guasta In the social ctxm oT the to become acceptable, though, by Honor Roll AT ^ - son of Texas. a subcommittee aeaaion lasting un church. having a wife who understands The honor roll lOr the first mark A Senate vote on a censure mo til after midnight. The committee Iha bride la a graduate of Wind action amounted to approval by the hia feelings well enough fo help ing period at Ellsworth Memorial LUTHER HUL . tion starts today. ham High Bchool and Is employed him find such a full, rewarding Rear- Adm. John G. Crommelin conference since all 21 American AN IDUL CHRISTMAS GIFT by United Aircraft .(Torp. The High School has-been announced republics were represented. life that he hasn’t any time to let by Principal Henry J. Adams as (Ret.), who directed the signatuty bridw;roorrt, a former aergeant In himself become, depressed. EH M U a UITHERW OHUROH enmpaign. announced yesterday The plan was drafted by a work the Uff. Army, 'wae discharged follows: Seniors, Patricia Barr>’, that the aucitcf a hfjd counted a ing group composed of Brazil, the F O R ^ Refuse to Be Discontented Joanne Kenny, Betty Luchina', Mlrielle Brian* ENGINEER BOOTS last October after having aeen One thing any wife can do to H A R M A C ^ S total of 1,901.041 signatures by 5 United Stfitea, (Colombia, Mexico service in Korea He is employed Suzanne Ordway, Carol Wheeler, M TURDEY, DEG. I, FROM 1 to « M L and Cuba. It consolidated propos FOR BOYS—FOR MEN u s t i n o make her huaband feel he " Judy Daly, Joan Demicat, Marie ■'5 •'*' p. m, lie said the counting job may Talented Mirielle Biiane is the at Case Paper Oo. in Manchester. take as long as 10 days and that als offered by Salvador, Peru, beauty achieved a great deal la to refuse Gilbert, Lucretia Graham, Jeanne ___ UteraUy hundreds of people wlU be baking for yo».^ featured dancer in "Hello Paree" Brazil,-Colombia, Chile ard Ecua The coupla left for a trip to- the to be discontented herself. The TAg Distinctive Men ’# Shop he aspects the 10 million goal to the musical appearing .rt the Par* ■outhem etatee. Upon their return Harrison. Esther Joseph, Marie La- SWEDISH RYE jnUCAD—We beke ’em—you take '«»- be temped. dor, wife who Is proud of her home, for a king. sons Theater in Hartford through they will reside la lUickvIlla proud of her hudband and the Saturday, Dec: 4. SWEDISH COFFEE CAKES—Now well have anOi fbraD . Haggerly-Oarleoa place he has made for himself and Bay him s fift with a laM ht lmow»-e SWEDISH VINEBRCD—Lovely on the outM e^i $ Mlsa Mary Haggerty, daughter hia family, and is proud of what the Inside. ^ lest quality8.98 leather, waterprool of Mr. and Mix. Patrick F. Hag All merchandise sold with n money-back orge they have accomplished together, Distribute Gifts Hospital Notes ■ Manehottar SWEDISH 30BAT BALLS-Bach a ptaasuriibte tMie «• Rd.. fl.OOO; Walter Hobby for Mrs. >oiiMe soles. K CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS ond DECORATIONS gerty, WUHmantie and W. John helps, by her own attitudes, to guaranteeC heerful exchanges after perience. WoUpaptripapi A Paint Cp, Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chirl To War Veterans J. B. Johnston at 21 Bigelow St., keep her husband’e spirits high. STOP Christmas. SWEDISH "SILL'’. SWEDISH KORV" 3123; Russell E. Miller for ICdward Patlenta Todav: 181 249 BROAD ST. W. Carlson of town were married Another, thing e wife can do is your hoUday pmriioa gayer. ADMITTED YESTEHtDAY: ARMY and NAVY I MANCHESTER, CONN. In St. Joseph Church, Wlllimenttc, . . / i. . . . Dougherty at 71 Doane St.. 3627; FULL LINE OF to encourage her husband to uae Also Brownlee. Ctokee, CooMea, Plea, Cpmdy I M ra Francis Dwyer, president Mrs. Charles Steurer for (Charles Hugo Lautenbac'<; 85 Charter Oak 987 Mala St., Manchester Baturdey morning by the -Rev. hie talents and abilities in worth Hio m Drofty Doors com. Of the local American Legion Aux- Steurcr. 3200; Alphonse Pizzola, at St., John Yaakulka, 3 SiinSet Ave., Francis A. Murphy. ^ while Civic projecU. A man who- with INTERLOCKING Large Selection Of NaiionallY AdrertisM Uiaiy, and Past President Mrs. 89 White S t, 3800; OamUlo Gam- Rockville; M»-s. Maria Garavehta, Read Herald Advs. FAMOUS The bridegroom is a Contractor. la helping to do something worth ^ D TlMrS -NOT TVUber Little, visited the New bolati. on Woodbridge Street, The bride la employed In t ie of While can’t feel that he is on a motol woofhor-stripping ington Veterans Hospital today, to 31 ,000. fice of the Batetro-Motive Mfg. Co. treadmill.' ^ Brands At Popular Prices We have beautiful Amons, for Cbristmaa giving. tM M assist with the annual Christmas REVERE WARE After a wedding trip the couple Still' enot/er thing e wife can C rayon. Aprona, foii-- chOdran’a “• gifts. BwediiS Can Shopping service for hospitalised win reside on Hickory Hill. Cart do is tt> .'.lake sure her husband Fro* ostlniotot. Holders, for faettve decoratlona fnn4Ww.«« BookA idaat a gifts or home. war veterans, which enables them The most beautiful kitch oon served two years in the Army. knows ihat he still comes first • ARROW SHIRTS • McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR # DORIS N TS with her. Women who alwa.ve con to share in the joy of Christmas About Town en utensils ever. Visit P m f State DON'T M » m . ^vlng to members of their fami Mr. end Mra. Harold Chrthell sider the needs of their children PHONE MI-3-5470 • INTERWOVEN HOSE • RAHIOR ROIES • SWANK > JEWELRY lies and friends. This (Christmas The choir of the Buckingham and their daughters, Susan and —of whatever age—more im Shop will be held again tomorrow Congregational Church will meat Jdne, spent the peat weekend with portant than the needs of their • PUETWAY PAJAMAS • SIMTEX FLANNa SHIRTS • HICKOK ta T S at the Newington Institution. tomorrow at 8-45 p. m. at the Mr. end Mre. Wilbur Allen of husbands do a great deal to make On Dec. 8, 7, and 8, shops will church to make preparations for 'N orth Reeding, Mesa. a man's middle years "dangerous” • CLIPPER CRAFT CLOTHES' # ALLIGATOR COATS the Sunday services. years. be held at the West Haven Hos . \ pital and on Dec. 13 and 15 at the (All rights ixserved, NEA Serv-. Participating In the- sophomore Mancheater Evening HemkI An Ice, Inc.) Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. Mrs. dover correapondent, ; Mrs. Jane Hairy Sweet, rehabilitation,chair talent show, "An Evening at C9ub EMERGENCY ’57," this year at. the Teachers Corthell, telep h o n e POgrini man, and Mrs. Harold Belcher, S-8822. ★ Free G ift Boxes ★ CUEt Certificates weirsfe chairman, have volun College of (Connecticut at New Bri DoR't N a g la cf SKpplMg OIL MIRNER teered to assist the men at the tain are Margaret Rogers, 1163 E. SERVICE latter hospital. Middle Tpke.. and NOncy Orfltelli, CHARGE 21 Warren St., who are both mem-, FALSE TEETH Usually on the SrsL Christmas Do (alia teeth drop, slip or wobble CALL ACCOUNTS shopping day at the institutions, bers of the chorus ‘11ne.\ , \ FOR HER m en irou talk, eat. laufb or ueeza? THE WORLD'S FINEST Don't be annored- and ambarraaisd INVITED ambulatory patients come to the bv lueb bandlcapt. rAamCTH. an auditorium to select their gifts. At The Holy Angels Mothers Circle MI- HARMAG ukallae (non-ScId) powdartos^n- 9-4548 Other times the volunteers take will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at ParftmiM - Gift Sots bla on your plataa. keapa falsa tMtb >2 9461«AIN ST., MANCHESTER * NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG the home of Mrs. Clifford Rauten- more flmly aat. Olvaa confidant faal- them to the beds to enable the ^ of aaeurity and added oomfoet. YflLUAMS lUl 1056 MAIN ST„ EAST HARTFORD . NEXT TO SAGE ALLEN ;ihen to make selection, after berg, 127 Hemlock St. The co AiHrar Dras Storti which they gift-wrap, address and hostess will be Mrs. BMward OIL SERVICE drat counter. mail them to the different fami Moriarty. POWER TOOLS OF ALL KINDS lies, a service which is greatly ap preciated by the veterans.' Mr. and Mrs. Saul M. Silverstein, INCLUDING DRILLS. SANDERS, POLISHERS, Etc. •X It is estimeted that between 8 28 Stephen St., who recently re and 10 thousand gifts, contributed turned from Turkey, ■will give their by the 191 American Legion units impressions of that country at a of the state, will be placed at the meeting tonight at 8 p. m. at the dlspoaal of the veterans in all Community Y on N. Main Street, three hospitals. under auspices of the YWCA. Both men and women are cordialiy In vited. Public Records

WaiTBBlee Deeds Robert J . Smith to William F. S S . J i Hensel and Barney T. PeUrman, property on Green Road. Mary McCann to Andrew Ansal- di, property on Wetherell Street. Baeeater Deed Francis E. Bray, executor of the will of Edwin Bray, to Carl I^ o h ap Yes. the SINGER* W Ma- and Susanna Krach,; property at .18-15 Wadsworth St: Given On C.O.D. Deliveries A FULL LINE *] chine is high in vnlue and Ouuige af Name lowin[ffioe.Itmakmli|htworiiofdiildnB*8 J f* -. The Manchester Lumber Co. tb OF NNE General Enteri)rises, Inc. ^ clothing, alqpc(>vats,curtaiiis and odMrnseAil ^ CerflSoato of laeorperatton . projects. • Manchester Lumber, Inc., 375,000 capital stock divided into 750 HAND TOOLS Buttbere’fahmiiedquantity80ACTNOWI *a shares of common stock at 3100 per value. RANGE & FUEL OIL Lease For Hit Horn* Moehanic • « Y SINIER ARE IE ASSIREE % —Milton p. Slosberg to Manches-' I ter Lumber, Inc. premises at 355 G OF OOALITT A R I S E IV IC L Center St., for five years begin •A ning Dec. l ’at,310,000 a year with The BOLAND OIL CO. 8 5-year options for renewal. " BaUdlng Perm its IWL Mltehdl 3-4320 9 NGERSEWINC CENTER For alterations and additions to t dw-ellings (o Eugene Girardin for / - 932 BIAIN S T ^ T E L . 1U-S-8B8S

MR. SANTA... i A great name in mod ern glass cooking /- / dishes. ,We have a complete scleciion. Thrae diaaiaadt, IdK BRING ME A DREAM I $909 This sift says "MERRY CHRISTMAS” ttoe Pam oue IM ICHAKI.S TR K A SU ItB CHKST... : 'sVery time 'ths phone rinssl. MODERN i Aeowpt^d symbol off Flawless biamond duality I . \ ..— Bailirooin Scalts -,i ARE A GOOD lêre’s t wonderful surprise ift that package for some lucky housewife— o gift Hore's the Kttle Treasure Chest thot makes receiving your engagement FAMILY GIFT / t • x t a n s i e n t s U p h o n s i W hether she has it installed in her kitchen or her bed- diomahd a bigger and more impressive moment! It's the M ICH AELS flohlMNn toll toom, it's sure to save her coumless steps every day. Treasure Chest, synonymous everywhere with finest flawless diamond $900 Sht’ll Wtar WtHstot Eviry lay i ‘ qualHy. .No need for you to wonderl'There's that important word "tiaw- Best of all-— it's just as beautiful as it is useful! Extension telephones now come in k m " inscribed right in the satin lining— rond 54 )ârs of M IC H A ELS relia- If Yaa (Hn Hsr k M tn MtohH “A Gift to Treasure Always” eight lovely colors to match any decorative scheme. Or in black, if you prefer. They’re A COMPLHE UNE OF blHy to bock it upl - ESPECIAUY IF ITS FROM HOWARD'S a ll in gay holiday wrappings . . . a l l low in cost. And the charged a n be put S e e Urns boaufiful diamonds n o w /S o M e day you will own o n e/ Here'a a grand gift that ^ any ^^Manry Jm m e, I^Z-Boy Bebliaing Clmlra. Fabrics and pUallr. all purpose ELECTRICAL darUng” all year long. caeirs^beedolr chairs, bedroom furniture,, pillows, blankets, tight on your regular phone bill.' , , ■Maprea^ akeeta, rugs, pictures, mirrors, lamps and famona - She’U tove thoaa CURTIS cabinetn . t . bar inaritltng brute of BUttmaea by Gold Bead, Ecllpae, Blue BeU, Spring * • V* . - - -t APPLIANCES MARLITE walls . , . her eaoy .te cert for RatW TQa Air, nreatene "Foamex" and otbera. So stop in at the telephone office and arrange to take home an extension telephone. Floor. It's that extra special kind of gift that tells of your thoughtfulness all through ^ ■ year. In faa-»-êry time the phone rings! /

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Y A i : :: t ' r' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1964 M l v om m cE V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1964 ^G SlU Tipir...... ting up a committee to reyelew tafsrtncss to his ftcUngs for hit keep informed on the East Garmaa not-classify as “veterans,” accord amounting to from" 3 to 3 'per EUington tha Board’a rules of procedure; .wife and that ha waa thinking of Allies Tag Russia' [IBbiceH Plans Study Plans for Precision Engineered Home Senators See ing to the latest Pentagon think cent, costing up to 600 .million Question of Greenhaven possible installation Of traffic Susan Says divorce then was given. OommuiUpt “ pollea” force contend: ing, and thus would not qualify dollars h year. UghU at Oak and Sprues Streets, In November ef 1953, Miss Conference Bluff 1. The present East German Pfo New Ta:|(e8. for most veterans benefits. Pentagon aides said tha raise Meetiug Rescinds and at Hartford,Road and MeXse Hayes said, another such conversa Atfhy of 110,000 men roprexenta al- Next Gmgress (3) The 34-month selectees might exclude men who s e r we Street, ahd authorising, th^ town Sheppard to tion took place. moot the limit of military man would spend lees time in the or oiily the minimum two years, leav Coming. Before Board counsel to settle a sidewalk claim “He said ha mentioned - to his l^riin, Dec. l (B—Allied quartera power tha creaking Soviat sons ganised reserves while the short ing more money to be given longer Town Work Vote for 31,350, , , . wife sonMthing about divorce," the in Berlin said today that the Mos afford at tha moment Spending Curb termers would bt on call for emer term and career military speclal- witness testified. She waa not cow conference throat to taof iip a Keeping Draft gency active duty for a year or 3, Voluntary recruiting has IsU. . ' EUington. Dee. 1 (Bpacial)— Ten Items on Agenda set dates for four public htarlngs, Get Divorce asked to rsiats any dataii# but the Communist East German Army ia X falhire and even ranriasiva Case aid he agreed with Wilson meets next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in amendment to the building code. coffee makers, will move its glass pretty witneaa told of going with Sheppard during this time in Call- Umlnary. budget Which caUa for several times in recent yeara Dept ia planning a pro|âm . of of the Oct. 35 meeting which town fom ls, but thst Sheppard told her Weatem cifiriea In Berlin viewed ly dangerous move for the East that aome pay increases may be attorney, Donald Fisk rultd as il tha hearing room of the Municipal One of the appropriation pro. ware products assembly operation him on a date to the home of Dr. the Moscow declaration aa propa Zona Radi, making the army even apewUng totaling ^10,000,000 for **As one who previoualy aup- necessary “if wa’ra to hold trained indoor children's movies for Sat Building and several of the quee- posals for employs benefits would to a 33,000-squara foot plant in and M rr Arthur Millar. Dr. Mil his wife waa in northern California ganda designed to throw a chill more o a p o ^ a r than it ia now, the flacal biennium l^ n n iiig next legal. He based his opinion bn the visiting friends. ported UMT," Long said, "I think pereonnel in the armed services.” urday mornings throughout the fact the vote forbidding town of tions acheduled for discuasion ap have the town pay 1-3 the cost of Muskogee, Okla'., in January. ler ia a Lot Angelaa osteopath into thoea sagmenU of Waatam July 1. In the praaent biennium. it can’t be done.” the' workers’ sicknsM and accident and a friend of Sheppard. In cross examining thO witness, Stennia said any military pay winter season. ficials to do town work wan not on pear likely to present problems. In making Uii announcemsnt parllamenU which atlll have aome * Soma 70 per cent of all epllsp- 1350,000,000 ia being apent for Wilson said the manpower pro hike must “bs Justified on a cost- The Director# u-ill take up tha iMurance and the other would pro yesterday, Ford said, however, the Misa H ay^ described an eve Garmons went deeply into details douhU about the wisdom of giving ties display tha first aymptm s general operations.‘ . Ih e pre This program will begin thla the original meetiM agenda. prelfmi* gram as now planned calls for a of-living or aome other basis,” and Officers Beeted statua o f the temporary housing vide for the town’s purchasing operations other than glaas at the ning which began with dinner. of her interviews with Ixw Angeles West Germany a half-million-man before they are 30; the ailment ‘m c h i t i i m i aSfey b u d ^ la higher than the double system of induction that in soma categories a raise Saturday, Dec. 4, at the West Side, units in Greenhaven, a subject compensation insuranca for the factory here would hot move and Later some frienda of ths Millers police .shortly after the crime. Dur military force. strikes moet often during child- ttiwoEpected for & State in the East Side, and Community Y rec The Ostholic Women’s Club re ing thoM interviews Miss Hayes through the Selective Service. seems Justlflsd. ^ cently elected Mrs. Earl Parker as which lias come up several times employes. ^ therefore the switch would affect dropped in and she said, "aoms of Allied military quartera which hoi^. next ttn yacr Moet young men—nearly 300,000 Both Case and Stennia said reation centers. The rikovieO will in tha past few years and brought The town once carried sickness the people played poksr.” denied haying had intimate rela'-’ Throughout hla trip yesterday, president for the coming year. cniy 30 to SO of-the Srm’s 330 tions with the defendant. a year at the current rate-^would there had been complaints from be made up for comedies designed forth conaiderable coatioversy and accidsnt insuruice but it was employes. ’’Where did you spend thst RiMcoffIndicated he means to cut to interest the younger children Others elected are: Vic# prssMent, be drafted for two years of active enlisted and officer groups that Mrs. Rensrd Beaulieu; treasurer, about whether or not the units dropped when premiums became He said the company hoped that hijght?” asked assistant proae- that prallmhaary budget, but he duty, then go into the organised “fringa benefiU” for those in the of the community. should bo torn down. too high. The Insurance Advisory cutor Thomas Parrino. listened patiently and Interestedly Mrs. Joseph DeCsrli; secretary, the loss of.direct labor here may reeerve. armed servlcea had bean reduced. T h e acheduie of riio'ws is as fol Mrs. Philip Tolissno; exsoutive General Manager Richard Mar Committee has studied the pos "soon be.offset by the addition of “At the Millers’ horns,” Susan Red China Pledges to the explaaatiena for increased Then, to build up the reserve, These Involve such things sd re lows; West Side,. • o'clock; East tin placed the maUer on the agen sibility of instituting such Insur- replied. budget renueotn committee, Mrs. Raymond Peltier, further. Silex -products and in another 50,000 to 100,000 would duced prices at post sxchahgcs and Side, 10 o’clock, and ths Com Eleanor Gullno, Irene Dowd, Mary da after receiving a letter -from snes again and has come up with creased sales so . that the long "Where did Dr. Sheppard stay?” Russia Aid in War TOTS ’n TEENS He cMded aome agency heads be inducted for a four to aix munity Y. 11 o'clock. ^ the state public works commisr a recommendation by which the Parrino continued. for asking for more 'money than military stores, free medical and Cunningham. Gerry Prating, Mrs. range effect will, be beneheial to montha basic training period and dental services for families and Mel Cushing, Bob Brown, Bob Ralph Hayden, Adeline Loetocher, iloner pointing out that FHA and town would pay 33.000 a year if the Hartford plant and îta em ’’At the Miller home,” the wit they-aitiuOIy expect He jêaded ness said. fsihion esntsr for young Manehsstsr then automatically become mem dependents, and housing and DiBsttlsto and Beverly Lawrence Irene Tolisano, Cenevieve Heim, VA mortgage terms have been re all eligible workers join. ployment.” (OsnBahed from Pngs One) for their help in reaching what he bers o f the ready reserve. schooling Sid. laxed and suggesting that "now is “ Did you share the same bed called a reaUaUc flgun which xep- of the Recreation Dept, staff will and Mrs. Joseph Oirardini. Town Self-Insured The opening, of the branch plant There would be two major Wilson stressed the Intent of the be in charge of the s h o ^ at the the proper time to proceed with While the towm now is self-in room ?” Parrino asked. United States and their supportara , zeaaata tlw State’ e aiûal needa distinctions between the short and at Muskogee would require about “Yes,-” ^ Mias Hayes said. in England and Francs. new program would be to induce various buildings. Maaoheater Evealag Herald H - the saiAof these hories. sured for workmen’s compensa 35 to 30 workers. Ford said. "Em V At the State Development Com- longer term draftee; Bunt ^ e r World War II for “ Did you share the same bed?" “ At tha present time,” he aidded. — hearing, ha made no honea men to.atsy in uniform longer. He There will ^ a,ivery email Hngton rorrespoadent Mrs. O. F. tion, it is proposed thst the town ployment there will be increased . (1) Hie short termers would apoke in terms of a pay increase charge for .the movies. Herr. Telephoae S-tSlt. amergency veterans housing, the purchase insuiar.ee to cover it at “ Yes,” replied Miss Hayes. "the aggresatvs circles of Jie Unit about anhatituUng It with a State, if our business Increases.” Miss Hsyes, auburn-haired and ed States and their British and small homesVere lO have been dls- a coat per year of about 310,000. - He said the move is “a natural the toddler net D ept c f Oommerce, a campaign ’ posed of, but their dtaposltlon has 34. flurlied faintly and hesitated French supporters pin their hopes Park Superintendent Horace toove for the company” and waa on the remilitarisation of western I been postponed several times. Murphey has set forth severql rea slightly before she gave teatimony A t the SUte Health Dept. Rlbi- one planned for some time. He about sharing a bed vhth Dr. Shep Germany. ooff. wanted to know why the de> fFConBor To Report sons for adding 34.395 to the budg said that nearly all of the glass "They think that West German B engineer^ home In this area is being erected by Russ Miller, eeneralôntramot^ on Tho Board is alsb, expected to et for tree work. In a letter to the pard. M tepgtiut partflunt has a mental Health used in Silex coffee makers is “ Did you have any clothes with troops will be their shock brigades. Bureau when the etate hae a Men 4 Purchased the precision milled lumber used in balding the home at a hear a report on the ktatus ^ the general managar. he explains that made at the Coming glass works They do not see thst the Germany since World War II moat tree you ths) night?” Parrino asked. tal Health D ept Health Commis- man-hour about 100 boun from the W. G. Glenney Co. It Ukea four men s ^ t f ^ dsva Maguire tract by Atty. John J. in Muskogee. * Miss Hayes said she did not, of today la not the Germany of akmar Stanley H. Oriwm ex- M u w “ w o v e r ^ p ^ for the model home are John McBane, O’Connor, the attorney Appointed work has been done by contract Establishment of a branch plant World War H. They do not realize house rtpr—cnUttve, MUlcr, W. G, Glenney, Jr., and Wallace Cooper, warehouse engineer. since tree workers have been that Sheppard drove her to the plataMd that the aetup of the to handle the matter for Um^towh near the source of glass supply suburban residence where she was that today (here exists a peaca-lov-1 Duraenii preventive and not cura when Town Counsel Charles N. scarce. He feels conditions now will result, Ford said, in "substan staying the next day to get aoma. Ing German Democratic Republic tive. Did Crockett disqualined himself. warrant the town’s doing more of keep the thtae chairmen o f the parley. The Dutch said also they would tial savings in transportation, Then they w en together for seven which has bacoma a atronghold of A t Um Stete Police Dept, Ribi- The long-standing disagreement ite own tree work. Geneva conference on tap to re T h e political committee turned not renew talks on the issue with cartoning, and special handling days, lncl^dlng x IHp to Ban Diego tha forcea of peace and democra-' eoft appeared intereated in a plan sume. negotiations when such ap to the Korean question after adopt between the Directors and William Seeks Code Revlsioii costa.” , to attend' a wedding, she said. cy ." I to renew e v e ^ year the fleet of pears timely. their former Aaiiui subjects no ing. a reeolutlon last night express matter what the U. N. voted. Maguire, owner of the tract, ap T h e Building Code hearing con *.'Waa that the first Lime you Western observers here specu petrol cars. Thla would coat the Both the United States and Brit ing hope that the Netherlands end pears to have reached a stalemate cerns s request by Building In- had Intimata relations?” Parrino lated that Chang’s statement ap- | etate more money in the first The final resolution also repre vlith an order In force prohibiting pector David Chambers thst the Constitution Shifts parMtIy constituted a promise of i ain have made clear they consider Indonesia would continue to seek sented a modification of Indone asked. year but would save about 350,000 such a move would only set up an a peaceful settlement of their dis the Building Dept, from issuing code he revised to permit the ^ - Again with a alight hssltatioii, support by China to Russia in case I a year thereafter, ha wee told by sia’s origUtal demand that the as- any permits for homes on the installation of domestic elsctric and keeping her ayes riveted on of war in Europe. other fruitleas confarencc. pute over West New Guinea. The aembly call outright for the two Backed in France State pidlce Ctoaimissloner John Britain, which has been acting size of the vote—34-14 with 10 streets there. incinerators. Town Counsel the attorney, aha. replied in a low "The Soviet Union has become CS. Ktt^. nations, to resume negotiations. Maguire has taken no legal Crockett has prepared an ordi voice, "No.” as a go-batween for India and the abetentions—appeared to assuK Indonesia contends that West atiU mere powerful than in the A t tiM Fish end Game and the resolution of the necessary MEK-tion Gifts action against the Boards’ order. nance designed to accomplish thst Paris, Dec. 1 (P)—The- T h e National ^ t “When were the other occa past and shoulder fo shoulder with United Statec, reportedly favors New Guinea helonga to her by vir Park and Forest Depts.. Rlblcoft a plan to take note of the Geneva two-thirds majority when it comes Ifeahwhile, however, most town purpose. Assembly has approved 11 change^ sions?” it stands the. Chinese People's Re heard requeeta for more money to tue o f the independence she won in France’s constitution. The re \ M lss Hayes said they toelc place conference and let time work out before the General Assembly for from the Netherlands at the end officials feel the questionable status In ■ the matter' concerning mu- public with its 600 million people,’’- Very young feet get Around buy land-for recreational purposes. a solution. final approval. of the tract should be cleared up nicipslly-owned propefty, the forms include measures designed in A ugu st, 1950, wlitle she was Chang aaid. “A mighty and united RSdooff said the conservation of of 1949. The Dutch have refused H ie Russians, anxious to see . The committee's action was a because it creates administrative Board will again take up the ques to trim the inSuence of the Com n*orking in a downtown CItvsIand camp has therefore been brought natural reeonreea for recreational to give up their phrt of the is munists and to ease the task of laboratory. nicely in Stride Rite "beginner" ■OTS ■OW^SSSIW what the West will do, have let it defeat for the Dutch and the othep land — Australia controU the rest problems. tion of a new locatioh for sky- into existence headed by the Soviet UM la “near to my heart" and ne- be known they will make proposals watch, plans for using the aban getting new premiers into offle*. "W here?’' Union. oeestry as the eUte bemmea more colonial powers. The Netherlands — and contend that previous fruit When the Maguire tract waa th’o e i . . . detigned for of their own "in due course.” TT|S had fought U. N. consideration of FROM HOUSE'S? last discussed, during deliberation doned Hall o f . Records and the The vote last night waa 413-141, “In his car and in an .apartment "TTiat ia why it is safe to stats highly Industrieliaed. less negotiations have riiown the Soviets have dropped broad hints the matter, contending it waa out by the Board over whether the sale of s small parcel of land to well over the two-thirds margin above the FalrvJew Clinic." she thst if American aggressive clrclea uselesaneaa of further talks with needed t(v avoid a national referen ■aid. eomfort, gentle lupport thsy______favor_ another Geneva-modeli side the assembly’s Jurisdiction. the Indonesians. Water Dept, should instsll a Sre Atty Herman Yules. 'X and the circles In west Germany Asia Reds Blocked hydrant at one of the streets in 'The question of relocatlitihg dum—and furtlM delaya—on the "What floor?” sponsored by them dared to un ths tract, Director Harry FIrato skywatch ,has been discusaed for amendments. The changes become ‘TJpstalrs.'!’ leash a new war against the Soviet And Aound protection. -effective ss soon ss thsy ars aignad asked to** x review of the msUcr, several' months and several ob "Ars there living quarlsr* Union and the countries of People’s Erom Korea Talks including a report by O'Connor., stacles have prevented a decision. by Presidsnt Ran# Coty.. there?" Democracy, they will suffer a fate We heve imAll-fify K BulmlU Plana Under tha new provlalohs, a can ’’Ysx.” worse than that suffered by Hit Consider proposed Hikes ^ didate for the * premiership will The attomsy then led her oyer ler.” Meeting ss the Board of Water Town Engineer James H- Shee- Stride Ritet in ell eitee F. L BR A Y (fkuH w sd Fage Om ) have to gat only a aimple plurality the story of the trip from ',o t An TTie same session heard Albania. ^Commissioners, the Directors will key has prepared plaqa designed vote of approval from the Assem toxutillze the Hall of Records fqr geles to San Diego. Drring thla Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary JEWELERS Xallk was supported by the again consider the proposed hikes bly to take office. In the past, a trip, Mias HayM said she lost her end widths . . . reedy to fit your toddler with in water and sewer rates. The town offices. The plans include support the proposal mads by Soviet sateUitee. majority of all 63T msmbera was wrist watch and Shepnard gave Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. 7S7 MAIN STREET It has been the Kremlin’s policy Water Dept, has prepared s list of a scheme to use the basement required. Many candidates have The property Yules wishes to her another on# before he left M<ôtov for strengthening and co utmost cere. Why weit? Brixjg her in loonl to let Peiping take the IniUetm on water costs under the proposed been rejected because enough California Ststs Thestsr BuUdta« new rales in comparison with-the buy is a small Internal plech be ordinating the forcea of the Com the Korean question. Soviet Fbr- deputies abstained from voting to Defense attorneys ohjecteil when munist East bloc under a unlSed rign Minister V. M. Molotov, one costa in other communities. hind hishome on Steep Hollow leave the aspirant abort of the re Lane. Parrino asked: “Did he UII you he command.\ Of the three chairmen of the abor- * Martin is. expected to report on quired total. loved. S w ? ” The objection was Other Matters Sizes 3 to 8 . . . •5.50 Sizes 6 ^ to 8 . . . .5 .9 5 rive Geneva talks on Korea, let talks between him and offlcials of overruled and MIm Hayes replied the Metropolitan District of Hart . In other matters, tbs Board la These days, if your ship com4S Red CSilna’s Premier C3iou En-Iai Sugar cane probably w a r first firmly, “ Vto.” In, it’s docked by the government Read Herald Adva. ca n y the ball all during the Ko- ford over the possibility of the slated to consider accepting, a dead jrrown by man in India, where an "Did lUAxpnisa love for you on negoUsUops. town’s JoUilhg the district. to Lyness Street^ from . Lucian cient legends spoke of a "hensy- other occasions?” The-talks finally bndte d bw n u ri Ret Heariac Dates Street to McKee' Street - from bsaring reed” around the year 3ra "Yes." June after weeks of fruitless Mek- The B3ac4 win also be asked to Camlllo Qambolatl, .developer; set- B.C. , Testimony ajhout Sheppard’s erlng bstween the Reds and the Weet. ' The UnUad States has bsen sounding out dslâtes on a pro posed lisblurion v ^ c h would -ix Hundreds of NYLON eept tha report on the Geneva con ference submitted by the 13 U.N AlUaa. 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MANCHESTOB EVENING ^ A L D . l^CHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER , Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, l9fi4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 000, and eetimatea place the ooeta. ^ânrlffatfr £npttht|( .fiwaUi P jV gra i f <0 ite! I [fsteor tups Hole New Deputy Memorial Service for the year 1953-50 at more than Mon’s Gob Repairing Cancer, Cigarette Ym I Mig Higm NKW Morlow SGrvIcGS $142 million. School enroUmente In Toys for Mansfield Sunday for Elks the 8U.te will incraaae by 85,000 lb Roqf of House pupils within five yean, according Link Is Ridiculed \ DRY III TAILORING The Men’s Club o f the North Aok Parents Send' PahMen Plaans to the Commlsatoner, • - #01 m A KiikJ/’* 111 Alterations, Trouser, Voice U n v e ^ Alfc. D«>. 1 W»—A "Kike Memorial Day” will be " I f we build three acboolrooma Methodlat Church la collecting • Baltimore, Dec. 1 {JPi— "Go Gtosch used and broken toye and are G L E A N I N U j|l Cuffs, Zippers, etc. Books for Library Andrew AasaUU, biiltding ______jrtaac* aacn in Ih w observed Funday afternoon at 3 every. >-ear during this period.” he ahead and amoks—noderately” la _ j iiAuf Identified yeiterdey ea o’clock by Manchester Lodge, No. painting ai^ fixing them up contractor, la the proud owner Plush S t u d i o s declared, "w e will still have a the recommendation of Dr, W il (Lower Street Floor Level—Next to Shoe Repair) Phmtinent Physican Says ill enpiodinfc meteor wrtiteh eent n 1393, at Tinker Hall. echo6> housing ahortege.” for the Mansfield TraininR of panties which are blooming School. The project last year Parents of children attending today, tn hit office on Bldwell n f i r ~—1 fragment craahing This -•bservanc'e takes place Speaking about tea^ra, Xngle- liam F. Rienhoff, noted Baltimore the Buckley School on Vernon »h—.lyh a mot here and injured a annually i" every Klka lodge on was carried on by the Mieaions surgeon, who discoimta the idea AMJgaS L. BLAXMUBB^ fboya and .girls, charitable imd Game in City Street, It was reportad this man said that to h(dd and to build Commission of the same Street have been asked to aid in morning. According to reperta, In Washington tl*]rear^d woman. the first Sunday In December and good morale with any teaching smoking caiisea lung cancer (AF. Selewe Bepertor) philanUtrbpie organiaattona. church and over 300 toys were Stocking the bare ahelvce of the Ansaldi attributes the tote X n . Hewlett Hodgea auffered la dedicated to the deceased mem group, working conditions must Or. Rienhoff who also la a mem Mlaiiii, n a,. Dec. 1 m —An "Tha beiaic unit of a community school's library. taiien to the Mansfieid School' la tbe family — and whether the B y JOSEPH A . OW ENS , nourishing of his "tw e er Washington. Dee. 1 (Jfl—The brutaea wbew tlM meteorite tore a bers o f the order, 'tile memorial permit high success in teaching. ber of the. Scientific Advisory Mrs. John, Hutchinson, 113 for Christmas gifts to the chil omlaoue'".spiritual disease” eeems community is strong or weak, three big bunches” of flowers Voice at Amtrica, wblrii haiwia hs^m three feet wide in the roof service coneiata of lodge ritual, ap- More than 500 educators from Board of the Tobacco Iiiduatry Re Rockville (Special)—If you're a dren of that institution. to be spreading, a prominent phy- enargetic or Isay, moral or im Helaine Rd., and Mrs. Joseph to his "good loam.” It haa also over her Uring room, amaahed a iropriate music and an address by throughout the State are enrolled search Committee, toM members M A lL O IV k Magnanb, 33-Greenwood Dr., both flght fan take a ringside seat along radio programs on both ridoe of moral. will depehd to a large de been reported that forsythia is .radio and atruck her on an arm J selected speaker, who this year in the conference, which is part of Any resident o f the town o f the Baltimore R otaiy Chib yea- •ieian d e ria t^ today, and a changa the Iron Curtain, officially uavoUa 4 gree upon tha type home which of whom have children attending aide George Groeeh. Don’t check still in evidence in many parts and hip. will be Mayor Harold Turkinôn, a nationwide series of conferences who has used toys or broken terday that he doesn’t believe e f heart la needed to fight U. today its plush new Waatfiagton Its families have built,” Dr. Price the school which opened in Sep- Nate Fleischer’s Ring Book for hia o f town. The object waa identified aa a a member of the loc'al lodge. leading to a White House confer toys that they would like to smoking has "an.ything whatever temberi are co-âirmen of a broadcasting center. "H ie physiclal and mental health name or, if you have .a friend who auteUde meteorite by George The general public is cordially ence on education next yesA give for the worthy cause may to do with causing lung cancer.” said. The voice, operated by the UJ3. o f mm people la relatively good, "A home should be. the focal committee which has set as iu strolled Jacobli Beach, don’t ask. Bwihdle,’ field repreaentative . of Invited to attend. There is no ad contact either the parsonage He called recent articles con goal the circulation of 10,000 Information Agency (V S IA ), thus the U A Geological Surrey. mission fee. but there la evidence o f ^ r itu a l point of tha life of the family — him If he knowra Geenie because o f the church or Alton Cowles cerning the relation of tlgaretta diaeaac,” Dr. Julian P. Price, pedia- books a year. coiMletea a move from New York at 85 Lockwood St. and the emoki^ and lung cancer "irre- not a boarding house or hotel it would only be a waste of breath. A “ brtaht Saab” hcroea the aky trictan at Florence, G; C.> 'ihe They have rant home messages Drive for Funds to Washington one inanUi a b e ^ JoUowed % exploaiona waa report* toys will ,be picked up, or they, eponalMe and unc-rovable." where members of the family meet George never felt a left Jab to American Medical AaeocUtlon, occaslbnally. Each member should to the parents o f the Buckley the body nor did he ever connect of schedule. ed abont S pjn. aimultaneouaiy in may be left at. the church. "This whole Uting started (A M A ). » School children asking for books OffMala iBvItsg AUaata, Newman and Odumbua, Lodge to Address Weddings through a couple o f m y medical feel he la a distinct Individual and with a right cross to the head. Yet Amounts to $2^07 Qtea Mora laxity at the same time an integral part which will ' be used ,ln classroom there were' days when George and Invited to the festive emning <3hi« Sytocauga and Birmingham friends, whose names I'woit’t men He aaid the eighs Include *Tax- work and as pleasure reading. were Secretary o f State Dullea, in Alabama, and aa far away aa Education Group tion, who happen to be fanatics of the group. Mutual play, joining thousands like him . across tl>e Belaire-KMrns' hurst with at least "half the .re- neas of morale tn our nationel gov activitiea, family dleciiiaions country were the core at the. once Flora Taylor, fund raising other cabinet members. White OraanrillA Ittaa. on the subject of non-emolUng,” lie ernment in recent years— the hqld Hemse officials, members at Dr. 'Vrater B. Jonea, Alabama Mr. and Mrs Herbert F. Kearns, aponaibility for wrecking the fsun- added. should be an everyday experience. great aport, boxing. chairman . of the Monchrater con Mra. Alice T. PeterMB Hartford, Dec. 1 (g>>_Gov. John ily” of convicted murderess Lor- Slider comfort which oig-uHixed 'rice has upon gress and representatlvea o f praas, 107 Harlan Rd., announce the mar The surgeon said ha thought "Parents must recognitc their Area fans recognise’ G'rosCh aa Assn, for the Help of Retarded atate geologiat. aaid that evident- rains Eatpn Clark, today began a legislative and social life— diabon- radio and trieviaion. a meteor expibded over central Lodge will be the prtnclpel speak riage o f their daughter, Miae p isa - that Improved diagnostic proce obligation to be with their Chil About Town the capable matchmaker at the Children, announced today that tf Mra. Alice T. Peteraon of Bran three-year prison sentence for eaty and corruption tn various From its new headquartera in er at today’s concluding session of b s A Ann Kearns, to Donald Bet- dures v/ere reaponsible, in part, for dren ... Children need to be given amateur .Sghta which were held Alabaaia and that Mra. Hodgea ford will be the new deputy sec adulterous relatlona with her. f h e y e a r " r o m i d a a e atate and local governmente. tha total amount received so far the Health - Education - Walfare .waa b ait l » a particle of it the two-day seventh annual Con alre, son of Mr. and Mra. William the increase in reported cases o f the feeling of belonging... But Sons were born et the Hartford in the Town Hall and. during the retary of atate, aerving under Sec "The increase In crime In our in the drive for funds conducted Building, near the Capitol, the Mra H o d ^ aaid aha waa lying necticut Conference on Education. Belaire at Manchester,, N. II. Mrs. Clark, a 28-year-old brunette lung-cancer. Another reason, he they should also be taught to rec- Hospital Sunday to the following summer seasons at CiYsUl Lake retary of State Mildren Allen, teenage population—the evidence Vrice expects to beam more than 'aa a oeudi in the living room of A t yesterday’s session. Finis B. The wedding ceremony waa per beauty, pleaded guilty Monday to said, was that rhyaiciana, with Im ognixe and respect parental Manchester residents; Mr. and back in the thirties. State-wide, he during National Retarded Chil when the new state achniniatration » f bribery and unethical conduct In 70 million words a year. ItS iMg Imeia whan the eneteoritc Engleman, State Commissioner of formed on Friday, Nov.17. Mr. and second degree murder in the April proved operating techniques, i how Thonb to lha Santa authority. Moral principles and is given credit for s t a r t ^ the once, dren’s Week is $2,207.17. This takes office Jan. S. . amateur athletics—the effort Mrs. Raymond Chartier, Jr., 211 acound-the-clock - operation fea- . 'SlSiHiipd tfarmi^ the roof and tore Education, spoke on the teaching Mrs. Belaire are now residing in 10 shooting of her hupband and was are sending Itmg cancer patients apiritnal values are learned best jtopabto Steve- ftort bri tha flatic represents 33 per cent q f the goal; H ie announcement of Mrs. who, gives coxy made by many to cheat on their CMt«_St,,_Mr.„and Mre,-Cariton tures more than 75 daily pragrama W 3 5 hthee36ng. shortage problem and predicted Columbus, OMo. sentenced Jo a mandatory life term to surgery where previouely they thrsnsgh-observatloft-----the chlld'e Shepard. 243 W. Center St., and ladder of succesa. • which la $3,500. Peterson’s appointment was made that the cost' of operating Con. at the Framlnghain Women’s R e Income tax. ------bbecrvatlon of his imrenta’ way of Now George haa memories, but in 38 languages, with more than thia week by Mra. Allen. Although “just let them die at home, im- slipperst We'vo Mr. and M rs. John Touchette, 43 Contributions are still being re necticut’e achools.wUl increase al formatory. "The mad aeerch for pleasure life." he’s willing to ahare them. Care to three-fourths going behind the the secretary of state haa tra 8TABTS PRISON TERM recogniaed.v Woodland St. ceived and anyone deairing to do most 50 per cent in the next five which .rausea our people to spend listen ? • Iron Curtain. ditionally been a woman in Con Jackaon and her husbatuf, Melvin Furthermore, he statqd,i people o big chOico nate to thia worthy cause may do years. Salem, Maaii.. Dec. 1 they do for religious "W e started upstairs in the MVIONlrMK years, Mra. Peteraon, a veteran ue live to be 11^, probably all o f ua Holy Hour Service Auxiliary No. 17 will hold a meet Roland A. Miller, treasurer of the will go towrard operating ' the necticut fo r 1053-54 were $99,085,- charged by Judge Charles Falr- ânt. and welfare activities— the inroaite Town Hall in '32 and for a quarter legislature, will be the first wom will die of cancer—or amoet all,” ; wholo fomllyf ing this evening at ST o’clock at Retarded Children’s Drive, at tha Voice, which maintains dneena of an deputy in the state's htatOiry. which .the doctrine of atheiatlc we gave the fans 10 snappy bouts, First NaUonal Bank. e the VFW Heme, Manchester tranamitung stations in the Unit TfUeiHfatios C am efti* Connecticut has been without a Communism Is making upon the Attended by 800 good stuff and I mean it, not these thinking of some o f our citixelw.’’ Green. Members ace asked to palookas you see in tnmks today. Included in the above figure la ed States and abroad. Voice o f deputy' secrcta^ since January, FROM bring Chiratmaa wrappings for the sum o f $937.13, the amount ficials maintain, however, 'that Whed Charles B. Keats waa ap- Dr. Price, a member of the It waa conaervativeiy estimated O f course, ringside oeata were 75- .AM A’e Board of Truateea, de gifts for the Mansaeirt State Praln- cents but the bleachers weren’t that waa received from the school Soviet Russia spends 25 nsilUon ted secretary by Governor dollars trying, with something clared the only remedy ^’liea In that over 800 attended the Holy ing School. Mrs. Lucille Hlrth bad. children in Manchester. Special ffU the unexplred term 1.19 leas than auccesa, to jam the $ a change of heart.” Hour last evening at the new will be in charge of the aocial "About .500 fans turned out the folders were distributed to all Alice K Leopold, who had hour. Plans will also be made school children for this purpose Voice’s output, half o f which la resigned to accept a federal ap "It la my sincere belief that Church of the Assumption, spoh- first night We ran a show. Stevie im ii§ tm for the annual Christmas party of Carr, fighting right here out of and each child contributing re atralght news. Die Rreateat need of our country aored by the combined Catholic pointment the Auxiliary to be held with the ceived a card making' him a depu Congreea Ordered Shift today—and of our profeasion—is groups. The sanctuary waa filled Rockville, waa In the atar bout. Chapter. , ty of Rpy Rogers’ Helping Hand The shift from New York was a spiritual rebirth, a return to and it waa necessary to open the That boy waa a honey. A il the ■OHOOL AID Bl£l4 nUBD CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Riders. \Ona, envelope received ordered by Congrraa when U 8 IA God and hia eternal principles. wing. fights" were three rounds of three The annual fair of St. Mary’s from a litê girl contained the wms made ihdSipendent o f tbe And the rebirth roust come in the Father Corinac Kinkead of the minutes. Oh brother, did they slur Hartford, Dec. 1 V P h ^ bill One Lot of Women’s Slippers organiUUona will open in jh e it out." ' ■ following note wrritten in neat State Dept, last year. The dead heart of the average citiaen—and Holy Family Monastery, Farming- which would provide cn parish house. Church and I»ru s t Picking up one of many scrap childish scrip t\ "I hope' this little line waa Dec. 31. The move waa In the average doctor of medi ton, gave an inspiring address on increase o f State aid to townAfOT Values to $2.49‘ j1.00 Streeta, tomorrow at 2 p. m. The hooka the balding Grosch says. " I contribution wtib help some little executed a month early srithout cine.’* the subject: "Peace in the World," education purposes waa filed with baked bam supper, for which res ran only one pro bout but through girl or boy get better and be able a second’s time loss on the sUr. Oells e « Doctors for which millions are praying, it the aecretaiy of the State’s office ervations are necessary, will be my connections I got to know to play right.” \ by moving different sections at waa the second time withiif a yesterday 1w State Rep. Norman He called upon doctora to re served at two sittings, 5:30 and some of the reel boys. Bat Bat- different times. Paresis of Fairfield. It would pro member that they are men and month that "Father Cormac”, as 6:30. ■ Tea will be served from talino, l»u ie Kaplan and even About 200' emjfdoyea refuoad to vide for an suMitionhl payment W e're sli dressed up for Christmas and our floor is citlxena aa well as holders o f M. he is knoLvn to hosts of people, 2 to 4 p. m. The Guild. Wom shook hands with Dempsev. Won leave York, however, and this the state to the towns devoted lo O Roiirke, ,A l Gero, G erry Varry language information specialists. education grants to towns. request while hubby eavesdrops near by. Stop in to nual meeting Xnd banquet early in the Nelli Memorial Fund. and Tommie Broulllprd? Date Book Some 1,600 persona are employed Novehriber, and has been Invited to morrow—see our selection of traditional early "Jimmie Britt, atate flyweight by the Voice; half o f them tn the appear again under the auspices of American and modem furniture. Select yours now The annual Christmas party of king in '35 was the best home united States. The other half work for a lasting gift. • Gibbons Aasembly, Catholic Ladies the forme.- Red Cross Volunteer town product we ever had. If it Temerrnw at qtudios, transmittcra and n la y OOYCXJWANT of Columpus in February. * Nurses' Aides Will be held at the hadn’t been for the war that kid Christmas sale and baked ham baara around the 'world. Eleven members of the Monas Manchester Country Club Monday, would have gone all the way. His supper in S't. Mary’s parish house, The ultra-modern new Washing tery, .choir,âdded much to the Dec. 13, at 6:30 p. m. A turkey raal name was Russell Boucher and 2 to 9 p. m. ton studios boast 14 carefully con- service wltK , their fresh,. yqung atructed broadcast rooms, a cen 'dinner will be served. I f there n6 wM killed during the wer/* Hsrald Photo Friday, Dec. $ voices. They are in their Brat year tral power section and sundry are membera of the corps who 0%-er Boardwalk Smorgasbord at North Methodist Phene lo of study for the priesthood. Their rooms for editing tape and disc mmln have not rsteeivpd the invitation Back in the days '.vhen fans msmoricB nwar, but don’t let anyone grab-bag. The Coventry Players Church, 5:30 to 7 p.m. 5nal number; ” Ave Maria,” waa recordings. •rrongementa ter et teon cards, they are asked to contact crowded’ small arenas to see two forget Dempsey wvs the best man wilt present Tennessee Williams’ Impressively .rendered. Dee. $ and 4 Today’s full dress opening will Mra. Marguerite Young, 114 Wash youn,"- men exchange leather, to ever put two feet in a pair of new one-act play. Mra. Arnold Sock and B-jskin’s presentation be followed, offlctela hope, by dtety Members of the Knights of.C o ington St., or Mra. . Virginia Groeeh operated a gym in the city Sphocs and that Rockville was a Thompson will be hostess for the * 1 0 t « * S O O of "On Borrowed Tlire," Buckley guided tours fo r the pubiic. ■ f ■tr - ' *!’••* , v-. J?' lumbus. Fourth' Degree Cb(0r Fiavell, 33 Pa«kard St • "over the boardwalk across from fight town v.lien the boys aw.ung evening. - TAKRltemwONTiKTO RIpgY Guaird in full uniform, added to the hotel." for keeps.” School. the dignity of the Holy Hour. DIES o r AUTO INJURIES The Past Mistress Club of He talks freely about those days, DAUGHTER BORN Saturday, Dee. 4 Every one attending received the Hertfbrd. Dee. 1 — Theodore Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, and makes several references to MEETING TONIGHT Waddell P T A minstrel show, ynir TIM E ? miraculous m'edal. the C. D. K. Cluh which iponsored school auditorium, 8 p.m. NlchisUc, 54, of New Britain died' $>n LO U . will hold its monthly meet A daughter, Audrey Ann. their in Hartford Hoopltel yesterday of the bouts. According to the former Mammoth food and variety sale. ffJ7 ing Friday, Dec. 3. at 3 p. m. With The Center Hiespians will hold first child, was bora yesterday at Injuries received when ha wea 4MM Mra. Violet Field, 39 Ridge St. matchmaker. Lew Chapman. the Manchester Memorial Hospital Emanuri Lutheran Church, 1 to LOUNGE CHAIRS George Bokis. Harry Dowding and struck by a car Saturday iright in Bushnell Ele MANCHBSTSR'S OLDEST sington St., received two honor Sprlnra. Meriden. New London and MARLOW’S •W rfcwfs^yg f.JO I , Cl»aw SmUtimft can Boston Rocker. No BSTABUBHEO JEWELER able .mentiona for her entries in elsewhere. Veterans recall th A TOYS rocker aa decorative or The cause anid curb'of muscular dyatrophy—a disorder Of the vol tho 1954 Nationwide Crochet Con everytl:.'e Grosch arranged an comfortable. Authentical WT Ma& BL—TaL M ' ^ i l test- in New York City. Her prixe- untary jniiaclea—U presently tin- even match, promotera fro n other ly flniihed in maple, ma wmning pieces were entered in the clubs would be in ths dressing IN MANCHiSTil M ato tkalatar BelMtog known. o O O O 0 O O O 0 0 0 O 0 • o o • • • • • o hogany or black and scarf and w all'panel and todies rooms after the boi.t signing the gold. From $19.95. .Over 35 clasaiflcations. Mrs. ssois two boys to aiesd their cards Schuetx submitted her entries to Flnslly, in 1936 the fight gams AT THE MOST : -V - ./ the contest through the Stafford passed Irom the scene in the area Fair, Stafford Springs. - “ A r.iembry. fta t’s all it is,’’ says Grosch. ” Klnda hurts to see lASONABI Orford . Parish Chapter. DAR. lê parking lot over at the lake. will meet tomorrow night at 8 That’s wrhat they did when the o’clock at the home of Mrs. Bruce arena closed. Tore Cawn the stands PRICES! HOUDAY Beale, Talcottville. A'program of and made a perking lot.” LAMPS tbs will is a music will be presented by the »»**»ag Uke A Be* University of (^>nnecticl.t Carol- Who can forget George buaxlng Member ef the ... . The biggest and JUceat I MANCHESTEirS TOY HEADQUARTER^ lers. Members wishing transporta about town U;,e a bee during ths "T e y Guidance CmmeU” aelection in town. I f It’a tion or directions to reach the da>-s befors a fight? He nailed up maple you like, see our home o f Mrs, Beale may contact posters, contarted the nswspapeni; new reproductioas’ Just TRADlTiON! the transportation committee. The for publicity and on tbe night of arrived. If you like tra f|E e H lo n l hostesMS will be Mral B ^ n Boyd, the show aat in the Judge’s chair I a a a ditional. aee opr new Mrs. Marion Norman arid Mrs. lamps by “StUfel” featur in the coivtroom checklnr the Raymond Woodbridge. ' > fighter* igxm t lelr arrival 4- ing the StUfer switch, and Iran H your Nifla girl weight o tew pounds mprajhon over* Kow that the milder, lower-priced, 86 Proof bottling if you like modern don’t ,..■,? *** ’***^ *>*h4s to hia mouth. Gta.aran if the h o t* tew chubby butgos Kora and thoro; iho is available at a companion to the celebrated,100 King David Lodge No. 31, lOOF, That -was a stinkerbo’’’ and la u d miss our dleplay. From win be host to John Erickson $3.95 to $39.95. ‘P roof Bottled in Bond, thousands more can give and ing aloud he rSminlsces, "That’S BIG wdMwee e Happy HeUdey *hen you draw her In e cwuiemi Lodge of West Hartford Friday what the fans would give me on serve the finest Kentucky whiskey ever put into glass! night at 7 ;30 in Odd Fellows Hail. the street the next day If the star ' LANE CEDAR CHESTS Fediien designed to make glH i> la id leek ilimmer. ‘The initiatory degree will be ex- bout wasn’t good. If I miuit say Be aure and aee our large telecUon of empliSed on a clasa of candidates. myself, they didn’t get the chance cedar cheats, in all flnlahet. Don't miaa Refreshments will be served in the very often.” > the new "space Bavera’" by Lane, they YeuH fUd our selection complete, wMi’a full range t i banquet hail after the meeting. A ll To.lhU day the Prussian deocen- TAILE AND CHAIR SETS Odd Fellows are welcome. dent wbo talks out o f the corner are truly wonderful. From $49.50. u perfect Riling sixes. In prints end solid pdtternt, aN weE of his mouth in, real "boxing mob” New your httie Chgpman Court No. 10, Order of $ 5 . 9 5 style avers, “ Put two punchers in ne(gbbor over i Make llitt hh BIG yeorl Gwe him SHOR- known tebriet, anJ on In a HoRdoy Meed. Amaranth, will meet In the Mason there if you wSnt a fight. Keen the A N Ik U P SMITH*—« cemphrie home worinhep in ic Temple Friday at 7:45 p. m. A bpxers in the gym for. my money,” ■to one compact unit 19” low, 12” Miidor, Moke sure the hot a Happy Holidey. O ha her taOrt thOG short business meeting will be fol In the days when managers 16^” im pren, 34” lathe and herixontaf lowed by tbe annual Christmaa owned stables of amatojra. A1 drill]. Giving him SHOKMITH ii Rltt giving hr G new drew... give he* a CM ut^m Pothienl party. TTie program and refresh Weill, manager o f Iraavyweigtat 0 SAHnWIUBE yeanelf a room full of furniture, toys for C ments will te-in charge o f Mrs. champion Rof ky Marciano, was Jf * ** SCRAIRU ___ the children er even a new roomll K o w Annie Smith, Miss Alice L. Shel stubbing his toea on Nutmeg soil 1 don. co-chairmen and their com and like the rset croasei* paths |[ HERE THIS WEEK mittee. Members are requested to with Grotrii. MONOPOLY * 1 1 CHUBBETTE DRESSES $4.9848.98 | Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey bring 50-cent' gifts for exchange. But as George seys, “ It’s ell Cotton and taffeta. Siaea 7»4 to 14H.- Sub teens from ^ PARK ^ SHOP HASSOCKS lOH to 14)4. C - NOW-TWO GREAT BQTTLINGS! ASSEMM.Y LINE I Round, square, oblong, rec Thvrill toEpjii. MAGAZINE RACKS tangular, jiu t about any thing covered in the new M P R O O r SKfP.ACROS$ K • In mahogany, pine, maple, limed I CHUBBV SKIRTS $5.98-$7.98 if tweeds and solid plaetics. Pri. 1 it 5:81 p jk oak and wrqught iron. From $3.95. From $3.95. ^ Rayon, taffeta, corduroys and wool. Sixes 7)4 to 14)4. CiUnMdOU Craw-lighar. just say CHARGE IT! EASY MONEY , . . $1.90 aigdwsad Iraer priced i Complete Sdecties Dor selectiso ef Car* she fee Rieef.Ba«M in Brad 4t GAME CHEST $1.91 4>f Staffed Aniauila riaces. Sbelmrs' se4 I BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED | Open Tuea. and Thnra. Until 9:00 P. M. K SatyNii Ell Oai vSedpedee is m s L j M It*b the modern, eoaveitfcnt way to FIREPLACE FIXTURES I OOTTLSD IN BONO • KX> PROOF PRINCE VALIANT $1.91 98c Th $5.98 nsseaabic. . V Open All Day Wednesday do your shoppinf. Inqnirc at tha office ^The most wanted gift, "Fireplaoe . The *e * firacue ef tended j t l ' / R (Main Fkwr— Rear). acceaeorlee." Visit our complete tewtera nredete. ra enul g, Com* oo di yoo hMs. display for fireplacsi screens, andirons, fireseta, grates, wood- baaketa. bellowa and firelighters, I's woitim . ^^m sAt C^lmse jis • B U S H h a r d w a r e C O . • Complkte ensemblte from 124.95. ^ M A R L O W S ' Z ^ s t r e e t — MANCHES’nER • i • t ’'- • V Fnm ifiuta D«Ba«taiHHn| T H ( OLD CROW DISTILLERY COMFAHY. FlUNKFORT. KY. * # 4 O O O G^ O o • • • • ••

\ ' i ■■ ■ i V m - x t i I’ MANCHESTBB -EVENING HERALD, UANCKESTBR, OONN^ WEDNESDAY,* DECEMBER 1, 1954 • r r NANCHEStEB BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 PAGBTniuHP^I'- . ^ •m ^ fj to work oa a rovlaloa o f the town's -1 Ing Calhoun, askad 0r. Stolaman would, in. general, be of benefit to on the baala of to# Watkina Oem- K o m Vet Killed code. At that Uma J. O. Rldar; to read from maUHal;prepared by a defendant. The doctor had ex- managar of the Manchsatar Olvl- ChurchilL H rating niittee report but MC because of RCA Hires Court Cases Dr. I. M. RabUiowRx, an associate plalned this by saying that a deep hU statement attacking tot re- ° By Auto Injuries aion of the Hartford OaaiCiK, told of McGill ‘University in Montreal breath would include more carbon the group thg typo hokttr con- ^ Wartime Message .port. and a censultant at tha Montreal dioxide than a ahailow one. X A n ACLU statement aald toat^ Attorney• in Sl^.-'J •P'.a- ' te m i^ e d for tite building had boon Although hla attor.iay made an General Hospital, whose work * ■ Bridgeport Dec. 1 m —Joaeph found safe when used -with a When the sample being , to Ofnsure him for attacking the VA llilA A all oct attempt ,Lo discredit the ac Seems to indicate that the amount includes more carbon dioxide London, Dec. 1 (P)— Prime Min report .would "confuse tooae issues New York, Dae. 1 OF) — ‘iM I t t - S A V E S 7 Blalakl, 31, of Stratford, a Navy specially designed flue. curacy of the' intoximefar taai of carbon dioxide in the blqod \ The only type chimney permitted a deep breath in relation uter Ctourchiil said today hit con present in toe report and estab dio Oorp. of America has raU fiM votaran o f tha Ktweaii oonOlet, fiollca hava been using ainca aarly varies considerably with the HWt dlad at SRS a. m. today in. St. under the preaant coda la a four weight o f' the sample Ulken, it troversial meseaga on rearming lish a ImM p^sdent regarding Adlal E. Stevenson aa counseTiB a this yaar In connecUon with activity of a person. would indicate that mtee blood free speech, ■''"s. W's.xl.l.s VIncant’B Hdapltal of injuriea re- or eight inch brick chimney. suit brought against RCA by tllV 4 drunken driving cases, Jamaa P. Dr. Stoleman agreed that'vari- waa bebig tasted thai( would the beaten German troops in toe clos Zenith Radio Corp. M lUl NaHMNlf dvMlliMl hero In an auto-truck ac- Indicationa are the committee Calhoun, 44., 104 Benton at., •«'aa Vill complete Ha work on coda re- ancea do occur, but nfeath. Police said Bielakl died of a viaiona soon. . f.nad 1100 this morning oq a charge not he found in the official records Fascists ABBaUecl concerns of having conspired Mate affect the validity of the test. the ^ m in t of alcohol in despite an exhausting search. 1010 to monopolixe the radio and I AUTOMATIC TOASTER ■fraetura of the akull received of operating a motor vahicla while Other evidence introduced by the when he waa thrown to the pave under the influence of intoxicating the breath sample remains the Laboritea sought to put him oq television business. It asks I t asO- SUte conaUted of taatiinqiiy by the spot about tha mostege, which As Latin Threat lion dollars in damages. ment from the auto. Discusses Appeal liquor. Bond on appeal was set at same, no matter what the percent- TREE Patrolman John Mahoney, the ar *?* dioxide, then the tm{died dUtriut of the Russian RCA. disclosing that it had aas- 8 9 c *1110 drivsr of the car, Mias laoo. . resting officer, Sgt. Kdward Calhoun, arreated aa the reault a lco)^ percenUge in the blood Allies aa they were sweeping west Boeton, Dec. 1 —A MethodUt ployed the 1952 Democratic praijl- R«R. ■Uaan Middleton, 17, also of Strat Of Pig Farmer Winilcr, and Dr. John Prlgtiano. would work out to a lower figure. ward in IMS. lential candidate and format Got- Too«» Pof»4lp LIGHTS ford, Blelaki’a Ranee, received back of a minor accident at Forest and Both'Winsler and Dr. Prignano missionary reported to toe Na Main Streets at 5:10 on Nov. 10, .. Judge O'Connor aald the read- The Prime Minister, acclaimed rtNir of 'nunois aa counssl, anid wh«n dcMM Injuriea. Sha ia in St. Vincant'a examined Calhoun at police hea^ r*R "* ***** *••*. and the testimony by political friends and foes alike tional Council ot (tourchea to^ay Stevrtifon'a first action would be HcM^taL RockviUe" Dec. 1 (Special) — waa taken to police headquarters quarters and in their opinion the oflowtng the accident and fivan a by the police officers and Dr. Prig- on his 80th birthday yesterday, waa that "rclljj;loua persecution, to seek 4 delay In tba taking bt trailar truck involved in Judge John P. Cotter of the Tolland defendant waa under the lnfl)i4nce county Court of Common Pleas breath (or Intoximeter) twt to de asked by Laborite Kmanuel Shin- clam and ClksicalUm" depoxttlonk ..from RCA offtelalia ' thp crash waa.operated by Orlando of liquor to the extent that he toe" flnffing*" well to. produce the message and RCA said 'Stevenson was sxpset- Amato, o f West Haven. has diaialsaed the appeal of ji pig termine the level o f alcohol in tli# should not have been OMkatlng a threata to delqpcracy.'^ in' Latin • RRkRRRM farmer from a-^niUng by the An blood, which resulted in a reading Ferfelts Bead explain why he disclosed it nine ed to appear 'before Asaodata moto.* vehicle. Thom w J. Brooks. S5, Hartford, years after the war. America than Cokqmuniam. Supreme (Tourt Justice Shemwa' dover Zoning Board of Appeals of .36, A readlncr of .15 ia usually The Rev. B. FMUr Stockwell, which had forbidden him to import conaidered a reading indteating in Testimony for thd defense by torfeited a 3200 bond on it charge "It might be. as Mr. Shinwcll Minton in a day or two to argue toxication. Calhoun's broUw,'' Joaaph, and hex several times suggested." aaid president of UnlonSjTheoiogical in behalf of such a detajr. ” May Asli Martin largo quantltiss of garbago into M avading reaponaibillty. Depu Seminary, Buenos Aires, Argen f'L'> V . > (1 f t '5 the town. , Dr. Abraham Gtolaman, Atate CSiarlas CampbM, bpth of 74 Oak ty Judge John J. O'Connor said a Churchill amid laughter, "that it It is being asked. R ^ s a id , to Toxicoloftat testifying du^ng the Orova St., waS to the effect that, warrant may be issued for Brooks' was never sent at ail." tina, amid In a talk prej^red for give the corporation tlBO to To Rule on Flue In a memorandum of 'decision in their opinion, CkUhoun had not the annual meeting o f ' the Na prepare an appeal from a UiUtad Fhsf dm... filed yesterday. Judge Cotter aald trial, said tha teat is designed to arrest on the charge. He added-that the search is con (1) determine the amount of car^ had anything to drink, on the day , Omar Chapman. 25. 32 Silas Rd.. tinuing. tional CTouncil'a Division ot For States Court of Appeals rulta’g that tha ajppaala board has not iii question, prior to the accident eign Missions: which gave Zer.ith a go-ahaad for % • CSk, Acting BuikUM Inspector Orla-' acted "arMtrarUy or iUagally or bon dioxide present in the sample ^barged'-with breach of the peace Speaking at Woodford Nov. 23, TREE UOH1S '. (Mm'pbell had worked during the Churchill said: "I telegraphed to its damago aiUt. At This Price wold Ohappell ‘Has Yiotifled the has abused its' lUscreUon" in tha submitted to the atate laboratory, and aasaiilt and battery, waa given "Our best friends In Latin • T-1 builder of the Howard Johnson case of Anthony Ribeira. and (2) to tell from thia figure the nuirnlng v/ith Calhoun, he said, a total of 80 days in jail. 30 on (Field Marshal) Lord Montgomery America are profoundly disturbed ’ HIM. 1.70 restaurant on Tolland Tumplka Riboiro took his appeal to the amount ot alcohiri yreaent in the, And was sure he had ndthlng to each count. He was arrested directing him to be careful in col by our professions of democracy Accept Beaupre ?\ thdt ha cannot Inatall a gaa fired court after the Zoning Board had blood of the person teatad at th4 drink during the mornihg that day, Monday as the result of a domea- lecting the German arms and to on the one hand, and on the other Only at... T/ heater without a chimney because refused last spring to grant him time ot the test. but he did not see him again until Uc dUturbance a t his home. alack them ao that toXy could by tha complacency of active sup ^ Tyiriil Uw MctI tha town's buUdirig code does not a variance which would havg per This can be done, he aald, be about 4;S0 that afternoon. He Charged with speeding following ,eaaily be isaued to the German aol- port We have shown toward the Bid on Cruiserg permit it. mitted him to bring In garbage to cause the percentage o f carbon added, that Just before the acci his arrest by PatrotRun Robert diera, whom we should have had to Fascist regimes like those of ^ttguM yflT^ In his letter, of notification, feed his pica. Andover's . z^lng dioxide in the blood is fkirly coiv- dent, which occurred shortly after Turcotte on Nov. 21. William A. work with if the Soviet advance Venesuela, Colombia or Spain." T i r t t f o n a howovor, Chappali outlined the regulations ihake such 'mportatton atsnt at 6>4 per eenfin most hu 5 p.m., that he and Calhoun had continued." He said Protestantism in LAtin Manchester police will ha driv |flr«»««M SrTUU Whalen was fined |2l this morn ing PI>'mouth prowl ears next r . . Per d Itayt Only / mechanica of appealing his deci unlawful. man beings. If the Amount ot car driven to Main Street and Chil- ing. ... America ‘ ia helping "in la>ing »• 1* sion to General Manager Richard Rlbelro was repraaented by Atty. bon dioxide ia k

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However, the court Indi consist of singing in the chapel by A b o u t T o w n Churchill himaelf called It a “When I Srat aaw my own por* For ^ Arctic' Trip The Atka skipper, Cmdr. Glen n RobertÊ- Emrick. The case of Vir Stsnley L esizza will be the as trait by Sutherland I waa taken . Coughs up Peanut cated that it would hear requests a- mixed choir of 40 voices from ginia May Carpenter va Kingsley sisting hogtiesa lOver Portrait great axam i^ of modem art com* Jacohim ijf SeatUa Wash., esti later that part of their sentence Heavy Wind Loss Unlng force and candor, (lh a old aback," Maugham said. '“I didn’^ 'alls Reds Real Jap Peril mated thel craft wpuld be ’heading* County Community Chorus the 'Manchester High School. TTiis Blrdsall Carpenter is also sched ’ A cventtig of Fellowship will be Scandia Lodge N o.‘33, Order of thlqk I looked in the least Uke H ^ o n . Dele, 1 UPt—^Tho Navy Richmond, Va. (/rVrAn enier. be suspended.. , * will be followed by a social. Pjaul uled. £• ■■ held a ^ ^ e First Lutheran Church m ui la known for hla averaion to into the Antarctic after the drat The cate of Grandville Baker, Vasa. Will hold its'monthly msiat* —and I Imagine Sir W inato^ re* icebreaker USS Atka, her holds and MSrge Arts will U i in charge. Coming Events tonight starting \\ith a suppe?''kt New London, Dee. 1 (A)—^Hufrl- Of Sir Winston modem art.) Hie Dally Kxpreaa (OsathoMi tMM Pag«. qM ) current politcai crlols on ppUtlcii of the yrar." Ho said plans Call f«r gency dash from south Virginia charged with embezzlement by Ehich member attending ia asked ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock ip reported that at a private viewing acttone must have\been atmllar. the expedition to stay In "the Plan Messiah Presentation The card party of Victory As 6:M. The Rev. Gordon Hoht« will Orange Hall. This maeting ’Will be eaoea coet the OmnecUcut Power Now that I have got usedô mine ‘V ho are running around hell filled with food and paraphernalia via Roanoke Rapids, N. C« eamc agent, a case which Involves the to bring an article of canned goods. before yeaterday'a public im v^lng Japan a potential enemy. I wish operating area about 54 days." sembly Catholic Ladies of Colum l^bw slides taken at the recent of the utmost importance to 'XII Co. 8193,000 in damage, in 1954* Jjondon, Dtc. ^ (/lv-"Why no I like it Immenady. v ^ lteve Sir skelter out of hist for for rlforous weather, clears today, to a happy ending with a rush of former card shop in thia city, waa Committee on Book bus will be held this evening at Lutheran convention in Toronto-. the Prime Minlater quipped: “It Mr. Miwa (the questioner) would lodge meimben, as the annutl elec foot on ear Pilmo MiniaterT" Winaton will feel th Yoahida repeated his tiiarie that for a five-month expedition to the Christmas will be spent off the tearii in a hoepital elevator here.. Rockville, Dec. 1 (Special) — . ^ford Congregational. Mildred Gal- continued to Dec. 7. Ail members of the speciel com 8:15 in St. Bernard's (Thurch hail- stockholders were told today by makea we look half-witted, which negotiate," the CtonuAnist were'aimmg their New Zealand coast and the day Charles H. Legare of Manafleld tion of officers will be held and llint’a jnat one o f the quoationa The controvere^T portrilt la at AntarcUc. C. C. Jones Jr., 8, choked on a Handel'e Messiah will be presented chery; Ellington Ongragational mittee appointed by the town to The meeting of the Board of All Taleottville' aad\Varaea important matters will be dis President Austin D. Barney in A I ain’t " the Prime Miniatferâ residen t No. strongest ^)nfUtratlon/aiyort* at will be marked by, carols broad pleaded'guilty to obtaining money make plana for the publishing of news items are aow In ^ d led At one point ha said with a peanut and was rushed to Roanoke Sunday evening atarting at 7:30 Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Education advanced from ' next cussed. Refreshments will 'be statement accompimying a quar beiw niked aquall ct con- Sutherland expected the contro* 10 Downing Street, and it bet Asian natlona in c lu d ^ Japan. Aboard the B,700-ton vessel, be cast over the ship’s public address There are also several singers by false pretenses and sentence the book “Cascades and Courage" week due to the city meeting will through The Manchester Bvealng smile, “ You Socialists arie trying Raplda At a hospital thef* the at the. Union (^ngregational was deferred until next Tuesday. served at the close of the meet terly dividend of 56.25 cents. troraray wiUch baa oroken. over veray, but aoemed to be a litUe to ChurchiU. But many felt thqt Iha little PriaM Mlnlater used sides the crew of 220^men and .14 system. A Christmas tree and a from the following churches: Im by Dr. 'George 8. Brookec o f this be held tonight at 7;30.at the of Herald Rockville bureau. MCatea ing. He said Carol interrupted serv nrtiat Orabam Butherland'a Mrth* ahaken by ita violence. to get me to quit, but many of hia cane and motinted the platfora peanut waa spotted in the bc^’e Maurice A.^' Vsrteteuille, 42, of the public should have a chance te officers, will be 85' passengers, sumptuous holiday dinner are lung. C. C. was sped to ^Rdimond, Church ^by the Tollahd County manuel (>>ngregationaI, Hartford; city, met last evening in the (Coun fice of Si.perintendent of Schools at One Market Street,, telephone ice to 45.200 cuslomera. Edna to day portrait of Sir Winaton "It ie Churchin aa I aee him.” eee it. Several newspapers urged people want me to stay.” slowly to 'h lp ^ r oiponanU in the planned for t ^ perionnel ao far St. Bernard's. Rockville; SL WillimanUc, driver of the auto cil rooms With CImirman Herman Arthur Chattertqn. - Rockville 5-SlSf. mostly technicians and scientists where tiiere vaa better aquipniant Conununity Chorua under the di which struck and fatall.v injured 15.000 and Hazel to 19.500. CtairchiU, given him by membera he aaid. “My Idea of him ie prob Sir Winaton to exhibit it at the is critics called him one of traditional > question and answer from home. rection of G. Albert Pearaon and James, St, Bndget*f, Emanuel Olson presiding.* This book, which Any members o f the American Miss Julia Mortarty, daughter Of A.v the result of the company of the Houaea of IÛament aa an sxchanM. anxious to make studies of condi to rem'.ve IL / diaries Gallup, SC-years-old of Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Moriarty, ably nothing Uka the man in the Tate Gallery. “ thb anti-Red three—Syngman The expedition, first American As the ho^tal/M ovator moved Wilfred A. Kent. The chorua, as Lutheran and Second' Conirega- is a history of the tpwn of Vernon Legion AuxiUnry who wish to as 5nU( DEAL1»S PROTEST Joining in organizing tjie Yankee 80th annlveraary preaent yaater* atreet’a.” B uV w voice rose and ha fired tions In the f r o m area. Mansfield last January, pleaded and city Of Rockville, the result of 131 Psu’k St.^ a sophomore at AI- Rhee\chlang Kai-shek and To- voyage to the AntarcUc since 1048, up, the child recoiled la terror, sisted by several outstanding sing tional, Manche8te^^ Seventh Day guilty to a charge of reckless driv sist With the'Chrlstmas gift shops Atomic Electric Co,. Barney said Art CrMca SplK ' TEACHER GRADS GET i—Mer.tbers bertua Magnus College, New Ha thida, N^bo are delaying the har' 'm o have ootUbined in a two- The sailing will climax months with his frt| ^ came taara With. ers from Hartford,' Willimantlc ing and was fined CIOO. He was «r- ven, is a member of the sound com “ our area may be among the first The art crlUca divided aharply. New Haven, Dec. 1 (/P>—^New trip in 1957-58 for the Interna- the crying came coughing. And The progi-am will be brdadcast Brookea is being presented by him to get in touch with Mrs; M arie in the country -to be served by Haven State Teachers College mony of ^rongod drivel to oust him from of careful preparation to ready the and Longmeadow has been re? igihslly charged with negligent^ of the Cdnnecticut Milk Dealers mittee for the play •'Pygmalion," The portrait, aaid the Mancheater crew and vessel for arduous tasks Uonal geophyslcat year program. with the <; Ughlng—UM peanut from the tower for hospital shut- as a gift to the town. The commit Britner. for the time and dates of atomic power. The amount of such Mid today that 188 of itx 311 The SgM ng Prime Minister office. The newly-formed Demo* 0 . hearsing for ithe past six weeks homicide, but Uie comity coroner' tee voted to have John R ady draw Assn, re-elected Lyrian E. Hsdl to be presented Friday. Saturday Guardian, “ ia a aurprialng proof for the event. Mrs.' Wilfred Lut* ins. The public la invited to at in bis finding had exonerated Ver- the shops in the three hospitals. energy reoslved will not initially that the truly contemporary artlat, (80.1 per cent) June gradates al snapped at\;ritics of his trade cratic.party—made up o f Conaer- tend the presentation. up speciScations of the .book, pre The Friendly Clas.s of the Union Kensington their president and and Sunday. A BoplioWiore. Mias be very great, but it-,la of the ready are active in the tuudiing policy: vaUvea like Yoshidar-and the will accompany the group. tefeuille. liminary to securing bids bn its Moriarty ia majoring in the field for all hia preoccupation with ab* The soloiats for the program are Superior Court Heeeloa ConiTegatlorial Church will hold executive director yesterday at the greatest importance that private atraction and purp^ formal prob* profession, most of them in this No Forel|n Exchange Soclallsta oppose the leader whose t MU MU lAtu M mu MM iffM m u MU MU ] Court of Common Pleas printing. Cliffiord Knight has of of biologj’-chemistry. BartMira 8. Muir, soprano of the The case of Gerard H. Riopel Only one of the eight cases.aa- a business mecUng and social' to annual meeting here. Donald O. enterprise take the lead in pio lama, can be, whm the need arlaea, state. Russia and CMna have been more than 4 x continuoua years in fered to draw a design for a special night at 7:30. Mrs. Eleanor Skih- neering in this fleld of atomic Nine graduates, added place office ia by far a Japanese record. Asylum .Hill Congregational of Stafford, charged with Indecent sigord for yesterday's session of Hammerberg, State mUk adminia- aa much of a^humanlat aa Rem* unable to export fe earn foreign book-jacket. The next meeting of ner of the Connecticut Light A trator and a principal speaker, The cloistered Dominican nuns energy power production, and we ment director Paul F. Lowe, en Church, Hartford; George L. assault was continued to Dec. 14 the Court of Common Pleas was the committee wil) be held on brant. Doubtleaa thia portrait will, exchange. If they ^ v e ho for Yoahida’s llberais, a conaerva- at the sesaioil of the Tolland Povar Co. will shoxv-'slides of her expressed disappointment over the and their friends nill offer the are proud that New England ia to for a few yean, eeem ahocklngly tered military services, five mar Uve group, afiU are! the largest ■Vince, tenor, Congregational heard.. In the case of Ronald Tuesday evening, Dec. 14. eign exchange, how ci^w e expect Church, IVillimanUc; Nadtna CJounty Superior Court yesterday. Worthif^ton against Fred J. work, and members will‘'exchange failure of a large number of Con closing ei'.charistic hour of the be in the forefront of this move unacademic, but in Ihe end it will ried and did not take up te a ^ n g party in the Diet, but the Demo Short Calendar Seaafon gifts. Marian Year as prayer to secure ment." careers, two began graduate them to buy anything from us?” Bryan, contralto, Longmeadow The case of Merle L. Walker of ‘Worthington, Judge John P. Cot necticut schools to participate In aet the tone for a new and a aolid* Yoshlda was answering ques crats and Social!^ could push a A short calendar-session of the The church council of the First a special school milk rrogram. He Our Lady's protection and guid or kind of academiam, and help to work, while the status of 18 others Congregational Church, Ltong- Vernon, charged with five counts ter ordered a Jr.dgment of non-auit tions from both the left and right non-confidence motion and force of injury or risk of injury to Tolland Chunty Superior Court Congregational Church of Vernon noted that while 8437.000 in federal ance for Archbishop O'Brien of Flies and mosquitoes are new reicue official portraiture from the is unknown. new elections, meadow, Maaa. entered on the complaint. The will be held Friday starting at 10 Side of the Soor. | children was continued to the plaintiff in the case failed to ap will meet tonight at 8 at the finds were available, only 413 Hartford Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at tsking screen tests, and we 'wish drbary trough into which i t . haa Businensmen who bankroll the .--The following churches with a. m. with Judge William'J. Shea manse. among some 1,000 schools showed the Monastery of Our Lady of we'd see them only In the mov faUen." ' — A tough drill Mrgeant ordered He refused to give his critics PEGGY LANE next term of the Superior Court pear. Liberals don’t want electiona But their eholr directors are cooperat William Scott of Stafford, presiding. Cases are nasigned as The , Baptist Women's Socletv interest. Grace in North Guilford. ies. The Dally Telegraph thought the every man in the squad to hold hla any hint of his retirement plana. Yoahida’a.fighting defense of hla ing in the presentation: Rock\iIIe, |x>ngvtew PTA follows; Alfred M. Stiebitz vs. left leg straight out in front of Yoshlda has agreed to step down pollctea today charged with statutory rape, waa The Longview PTA will meet on Sam Gann A Co., Inc.; Rock artlat had failed to riae to a great lay indicated the Prime First Lutheran. Gdrdon Hohl; giveii. a-'suspended sentence in occaaion—“ the maater aurrekliat him. By mistake, one rookie held aa president o f his Liberal party, Ministerinlster may stiUi be intending to 777 MAIN ^T. MANCHESTIR Methodist, Edith Ransom; St. Monday at 8 p. m. at the new ville Building A Loan Assn. vs. Er haa failed In hia portrayal of the up hia right leg, which brought it with the broad hint that this also Cheshire Reformatory and was Longview School. The guest speak nest H. Ellis; Steven Staenger, ap c a ^ hla fight to the people. John’s Episcopal,.Eva Little; Trin- placed xth probation for two years. maater reallat. The portrait ia no out to hia heighbor'e leg. would mean he would retire from The OonaervaUves attack Yo f Ity Lutheran, Fred Hallcher; er will be the Rev. Forrest Musser plication for change of name; X more than an unflidahed aketch in “OK," Shouted the hard-boiled the prime ministership in the William C. Merrlam, Jr., and of this city. Amos D. Bridge's Sons, Inc. vs. shlda aa a “dictator’* who "never OPEN DAILY 9:11 t o 5;j ESD2Y-THURSDAY UNTIL I PJL Union Congregational. G. Albert A ttllid, Savelli, alias'* Virgilio the academic manner." sergeant, "whO’a the wise guy near future. consults with aqyone." The social Pearaon; Baptist, Leslie Denley; There will also be carol singing. Lqon Podrove Tr.; Zinaida I. Nel- One of the artiat’a Srat diatln* holding up hoM legs?'* He laid the blame for Japan’s Savelli were before the. court Refreshments Will hc'served by the aOn vs. Ford, Bacon A Davis, Inc.; ists call him "reactionary.” Tolland Federated, Marion Schaf charged with conspiracy and ac fer; First Congregational of Ver seventh grade pupila' mothers. G. L. Gray Sheet Metal Works. cused of scheming to get incrimi Members are asked to bring a gift Inc. vs. Peter L. Madaloni; Emma non, Wilfred Kent; First Congre nating evidence against the wife for the Christmas table, not ex IgM jgM'yiM M gational of South Coventry, Mrs. Chrzanowski vs. Joseph Philip G i r i s t m a s of Savelli. The two men entered ceeding SO cents. All parents are Chrzanowskl. Ruth Wells: Second Congregation pleas of guilty to two new urged to attend. al. North Coventry. Rev. Ramige; Judgment Is asked in the di charges, lascivious carriage and Young Married Couples vorce case of Ekliia Bienkowski vs. Columbia Congregational, Myrtle breach of peace and a nolle was The regular meeting of the Chester Bienkowski and the do Englert; Stafford Springs Congre- entered' on the conspiracy courtt. Young Married Couples Club of the mestic relations of Florence N. XT EVENT I gational, Edith Glacier; West Staf- They were sentenced to six Union Congregationil (Church will Lazzerin vs. Robert P. Lazzerin; every family!

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Pesce, a sophomore, i z : don't have much of votue in their a . fether for. the benefit of the coun Senate; that it haa made a com New Carrier Deck possession.'' home and she had felt well enough three Quinta ore dotng wall In Coventry majorin.ylh agriculture, the Rat try, we will. mittee of the Senate its unwitting Qiiint Quits (College to start school in Montreal at the their atiidlee although "they find 40 Pupils Escape cliff HtCKs Scholarship; and Miss U. S» tSars 'I'ougb Actibn TTie director said *,'all the facts So They Say -House Speaker-Designate handmaiden. Twice Usual Size are going to come out"* during on beginning of September,, it dlincult at timet." DonnA^. Risley, of Beebe Camp, a Sam Rayburn. —Senator McCarthy on censure ‘To Gel Good Rest’ Another Quint, Annette, is aenlOr, majoring in arts and sci DONATIONS WANTED Investigation by the Bureau of > Bus Motor Blast GOP Unit to Elect Officers move. Prisons, The FBI is also probing studying music «t the mme col 1«M River Or Death ences, the William Holcomb Me- Bar the doors if he (Egypt’s ex- There is nothing I should like Tb Free 13 from China Newport News, Va. OPV—The lege, and Yvonne And Cecile are iborial Scholarship. the rase. ' (Coatintied from Page One) King Farouk) drives up. Throw better than to have a hotel pn Red My visit to Russia leads me tb OF DAY ROOM FURNITURE super carrier Ranger, under con Following Remington's death. student nurses at a Catholic hos « ______Entertain Parents him out if necessary. Square in Moscow. But I would struction here, could .take two car pital in a Montreal suburb. The Yopoo River was .named by A t Meeting Tomorrow Night Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chappelle think that the. atomic bomb, which (Coatlaasd frsas Page Pag) Rep. Broyhlll (R-Va.) promised left because of ill health. Her -r-Egypt’s ex-Queen Na'rriman on also like to see a ehurch on the seems to be a threat to the world, facing U.S. officiala waa' thia; riers the Size of the old Ranger Mrs. Girouard said Marie had a group of Miselpsippi aborigines, Wallingford, Cheshire awl ffom - recently entertained far a week former husband. to "reintroduce jn Congress dur father, Oliva Dionne, said In Cal same square where people are free will aiH>ear in a hundred years' SOFAS-CHAIRS-tABliSiSts. at a mid-aftemoon news confer Should their actions be directed at on her deck. ing January a, resolution calling seemed happy at school and had in whose native tongue It was den. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, O- A. to enter and go. seeking freedom for the IS re The last Ranger, the flret ship lander Marie waa not sick hut had been doing well in her work. She ■ Opfvcntry, D«c. I (Special) —^w;ûlne Oiiarro, Jahlce Sqhâger, Benson of Alta, Iowa, who return time to have been the saving of ence an what he had in mind in for an Investigation of the Lewis- come home because she didn't like knW n as ‘The River of Death." Rote said the inveotigatlon would Itesiatered Republicani <»dll meet Nancy Moore, Pamela, Crane, I think (Sen. Joseph R.) Mc —Hotelman Conrad Hilton. the world. . FOU cently imprisoned or should they ever constructed from keel up as burg Penitentiary. the school. added that the four sisters went be continued. ed to their home over the weekend. Carthy could Have saved this elec • Oayifig during his Chicago speech go whole hog and demand the re an aircraft carrier, waa completed to a movie together every Sunday It it perhaps most famous os' the tomomiw night at the Church Com Harriet Dorsey, Catherine Wana- BrtMierick-Strede —^Britain's LPrd Coleraine. Broyhlll said a House investiga Mrs. Girouard gave this explana there woe no eetlmate o f the munity Houm Btartlng at 8 o'clock gel and Penny Barth. Carolyn tion if he would have campaigned I would have the American peo NATIONAL OUARD Monday night that the United lease of .all 89 Americans citizans in 1934 and scrapped, after out- tion of the prison last summer tion : and sometimes during the week, locale of ;.the . Yazoo Fraud, in damage. Miss Marlene Broderick, daugh the coiintry. ple* recognize and contemplate in States would "exhaust peaceful bclievad ~ to be held inside Cbina to ele^ otflcerfi tor the Town Com ^ a ib is team scopC^r. William E. ter of Mrs. Harriet Broderick of I’m an optimist. I cannot be •tofiding service in two oceans dUr- might have prevented the kiliing. and often went on shopping excur- which some 35,000,000 acres of —Talbot, Peterson, Wisconsin Re dread the fact that the Ck>mmu- means of sustaining our Interns- against thsir will. Hie IS w' correspondent, Mrs. Charles the poverty andd defenalV'eness of HALF PRICE! SHOPPING DAYS shlpmenU to Red China or Iqi* U. Oimmunista insisted at the Geneva p.m. in the vestry of the First Con Meet Friday L. Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231. the forces of the! s p i r i t B. aid, he believed it would/imng conference thia year that they have U. S. Jury Probing gregational Church for the younger The Merry Sewers 4-H Club will —The Rev. Dr, Chvles Lowry, about the release of not udly the not been captured. children. The two-day affair spon meet Friday from 2 p. nu to 4 p.m. Washington, D. ’TIL CHRISTMAS 13 imprisoned airmen btit also EARLINGS sored by the Woman’s Service .at the home of Mrs. Ethel Cargo. : T u N S y other Americans held hf this Cbl- Remington’s Death Guild of the church will be open Leave For Ohio Rescue Try Vain, I am yerw sorry, I thought it nsse. 7 from 11 a. m. -to 8:30 p.m.' Fri Adele and Donald Gehring, chil was my wife. } Wine;! and 528 Amerieonsfrlsslng (Coatintied from Page Ooe) A Christmas Tip day and from lO a. m. to 3 p.m. dren of Mrs. Ruth Gehring. will But Viotim Safe — Englishman Vincent Hallidav "According, to the mlllUry,’’ he Suurday. There will be a movie Local Stocks leave Saturday for the national apologizes for stabbing said, "they hold.^ver 500 of our with a half-brick encased in a'sock cartoon proifram for the older chil 4-H vegetable contest in Cincin ^trange woman. ' W e a th e r uniformed mnC" (The U. S. dren from 8:45 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. -^Ff oiihag By Nov. 22. Remington died of a skull nati. Ohio. It was erroneously San Mateo, Calif., f/P)--The Start your Christmas shopping hero where you government has demanded an ac- fracture Nov. 24. in the Kingsbury House et a nom stated they left over the weekend lady stepped on the gas Injrtead of • O MUUtabMok. iw From Your counUng Peiping for 528 miss inal charge of M) cents each to the brake. Cooperatioit between the Dem L o tio n 1 p. ofc pftaea Three convicts at the prl.son are for a Convention in Chicajgo, ocratic House and the Administra wiN fhid a host of Items. ing American servicemen, dead or charged with Remington's death. cover the cost of renting the films. Needles To Meet The automobile leaped, lurched alive.) / Rersona having items to donate and stalled right on the Southern tion will nepend a great deal upon They are Lewis Cagle, Jr.. 17, The Speedy Needles 4-H Club "Wi^should undertake every Bid Aakod Chattanooga. Tenn.; George Junior can contact Mrs. Harold E; Hlils, wdli meet Friday at the homa of Pacific railroad tracks. the attitude of the Administration. Pint National Roafe chairman, or Mrs. E. Lynn Beer If they are willing to work to- DRESS UP YOUR LIVING ROOM WITH NEW efforr to make sure they are re- McCoy, 34. Grundy, Vs„ and Rob Mrs. Herbert W. Love with Mrs. The lady tried to leap from the " turded." McCarthy said. "Any of Moacheatar . . . ; wort, co-chairman. car, whacked her head and fell in Hartford National ert Parker, 21, Washington, D. C. ShearUnc Edgar Wennerberg, leader. There iimformed man should havs the The prison is the same from DO IT'YDURSELF Glri Elected will be a business meeting and a faint on 4he tracks. / Sank and Trust Co. 31 33% Miss Marguerite T}ier, daughter ^ FIREPLACE FIXTURES Strength of the entire nation be Conn. Bank and which Alger Hiss, convicted of dues will be collected, Two horrified policemen ruriied hind him. Otherwise you lose o f Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tyler of but ih a vain atte;mlt to flag down WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION Trust Co...... 8 9 74 lying in a,Communist spy ring in 8etboc4( Winners MEN’S DE LUXE your national honor.” vestigation, was released last Sat h e a d u a r t e r s Morland Farm, was recently elect Prise winners at^jthe Legion' the pnrushing ^lun. Manchester Trust . .. . . 60 65 O ed to the constitution committee "We already have loet It to a urday after serving three and a lA Auxiliary - sppnsored setbaeje par it rpared rlgut one—on an ad- SHAVING SETS great extent.” McCarthy added. "1*. Flaa „ Oempoaleo of the freshman class at Vussar ty Friday In the Legion Home In Joining(' tracks Aetna Fire .. * flve-year sentence. Smartly Boxed may be painful to regain it." . . . 84% 67% Like Kiss, Remington was a ^College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The cluded: Women's first, Mrs. Lottie ■ITien policemen took Mrs. Hartford Fire 174 179 A fortniute buy nudut this low 'committee has been set up to pro , 'The Wisconsin Senator frequent former government official accused Barrows of^ Wllllmantlc: second, Frances Pearman, 45, to Mills Me- SPORTING GOODS ly haa urged a denial of aid to National Fire ...... la i 107 of lying when he denied he ever pose a. suitable constitution for the Mrs. Myrtle Marrotta of Wllliman- moriaLHospital, where she is re- [Arthur Drug Stores P*»o«nlx ...... i . . . 83 88 price peteible. The seine Hne class. Miss Tyler is a graduate of countries trading -with Communist passed secrets to a Comm.miat spy tic; thira. Mrs. Mary M o t t of covertnfr today from shock. If* lBnolln>«nrich«cll For those who eoloy golf, bmhetboN, footboH or China. He aald thl.i time that if Ufa aag Indeosalty ina. Coo. ring. He waa serving a three-year qnaUty end weekinenihip wenld Windham High School and a mem P lc^ 'n t Valley. Men's first. Rich Aetna Ufa .... ------..151 log term. ber of the Glee Club at Vassar, boseboH. such a measure didn’t work, he have le sell at $5 If pnrrhMed ard J. Neff; second, J. R. Camp Regular Would favor the bIo< !:ade advocat Aetna Casualty . ; . . . 185 195 U. S. Atty. J, Julius Levy said Ganie Planned bell; third, Howard A. Richardson. ed by Knowland. Conn. General ...... 400 415 the two doctors will outline to to in loday'e market. Come eorlyl Hio local elementary school" Spedala, G. St. Germaine, Mrs. size, now only * ! • Buy a mpply at tkis FULL LINE OF ' In advance of Dulles' news con Hartford Steam Boll. .7 6 81 day's grand jury session the in TkeyTl sdl feat at tUe bargafai faculty women will pisy the KCb- Mildred C. Judats and William LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN ^ ference, State Dept, officals kept Travelers ...... 1700 1750 juries suffered by Remington and ertson School's girls basketball Trudeau. ' great saving. This fragrant pink lotion softens price. ■/ their own counsel on prer.'sely what Pnblle u’nmtea how they were inflicted. team Friday at 8 p.m. in the school, Mrs. William Hotchkiss and Mrs. rough, chapped hands; siikens arms, legs, heeb new pressure ithe Secretary might Conn. Light Powe; Levy sail if the jir y indicts the auditorium for the benefit o f the Frederick C, Rose ware the com HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES r .. 18 20 DRESS GLOVES t . . . all of you! On sale for limited time. •bring to bear on fled CSiina. He al Conn. Power ...... 41 48 Uiree suspects and the facts show school activities fu ^ .' • mittee in charge. The Legion will ready haa taken two steps without Hartford Elec. Lt. the killing was premeditated, "of $ 1 2 1 $ The teacher’s tMun includes Mrs. be in charge of a Mmllar. party . . . 54% 56% S a v a i i o n hand creanr) Immedlste success—a stinging pro Hartford Gas Co. . . . . 36 39 course we'll aa'.{ for capital punish a to ll Arthur Sillano, Mrs. R<*ert Carl- here Friday at 8 p. m. Wool Unlng / WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS test handed the Reds by the U.S. So. New England ment.” yon, Miss Helen Moziu*. Mrd. James Milk GriMip Meets mission at Geneva and a similar Tel...... The jury f,-a# reconvened by MacDonald, Mrs. Robert Pettie, The Wholesale Milk Producers' Oenblne U. S. Army $ 1 . 9 S Reguler^^^ aiza, NOW * 1 . . . . 38 40 Air Force complant delivered to Peiping by ManafOctmag I^vy Nov. 26 on An order froxu Mrs. Incds Semel, Mrs. Stephen meeting tomorrow will be at 10 :M UF the British on Washington's be : Compoalee Pedoral Judge Albert J. Watson. Ardel, Mrs. Francis A. Perrottl, a. m. at the Grange Hall, Rpute Tussy Wind & Weather Hand Cream. It’s lanolin- MANCHESTER Allied Thermal . ----- 55 59 POWER GhMrliof c «f, half. Both were rejected. Am ., Hardware .. James V. Bennett, director of Mrs. Goorge Roy, Mrs. Ravmond 44A. Imnch will be at noony^lec-lly \ enri<êd, hat all the fine ingredients of the lotion. . . . . 15 17 May Ask Russiaa Aid Arrow. Hart, Heg. . . . 46 the Federal Bursau of Prisons, haa f MM lined. Beg3da,. Mrs. William Hotchkiss tlon of director at 1 p. m^ând t I DIAMOND'S gHcei gKa *aa Other possib'e avenues for the 49 said more than one' motive rn y T 00 L Asao. Spring ...... 24 and Ifr's. Mahlon Perry. talk at 1:15 p. m. by Donald Ham- PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. U. 8. short-of-wsr effort included 27 have teen involved In Remington's The girls’ team includes Annette merberg, milk administrator. Bristol Brass . . . . . 17 19 F. T. BUSH, JR.: Pres, and Ttms. further vse of the British contact Cheney Bros...... death. liebman, Glmia Bussier^, Nimey ScholaroMp Wtaners with Red China, whom Washing . . . . 9 10% Collins ...... 1 1 0 There haa l»en apeculation that Blssell, Anita Diette, Karen E3d-. Two local atudenta at the Unt- EARMY AiiDjfAVYi "IF ir s HARDWARE WE HAVE IT** ton does not reco'/niae'diplomati the attack dpbn the former Com- redge, Honey Cseluga, Diana W7 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ARTHUR DRUG STORE Em-Hart ...... 30 33 veraity of Connecticyt were recipi cally, or even a request that the 877 MAIN ST. / PHONE MI-S-44S0 Pafnlr Bearing .. -----37 merce Dept, economist may have TAN LIATHIR Georâ. Judith Love, Joanne ents recently of scholarships 94Z MAIN ST. — ST. JAMES ILOCK Rusoians use their good offices. 40 been a protest against the release Rycluing, Pamela Glenney, Ros- awarded 184'students there. They Landers, Prary, Cl!k. . 31% 33% UFFBRSI The matter could also be taken up N. B. Mach. Co. .. o f Hiss or against Communism in in the U.N. . . . . 38% 40% general. But prison officials denied SAWS • lOINllR I’LANFRS • DRILL PRFSSFS • North and Judd . . . . . 29% 32% LIATHIR SOIISI Sparkman endorsed the idea of Ruaseli Mfg...... both theories. ^ prodding Russia to Influence what . . . . 9% 11 Cagle was quoted by prison of Stanley Worka ...... S3 56 SANDERS • GRINDERS • SHAPERS • LATHES he called "the puppet Peiping gov Terry Steam . . . . ficials as saying the motive was . . . . n o , , strictly robbery. ernment.” The Soviets, he said, Torrington ...... 21% 23% have "a chance to show us by get U. S. Envelope com. .. 90 98 Bennett said the au.

599 MAIN $T. §. NEXT TO FIR$f NATIONAL lANK V ‘MARRY/ME AND rU ORDERED SOLD! Womts’i, CbiMrai’t, lefsab’ V u f BUY A CAKllR OK USED CAR" ★ CLOSING OUT $24,000 STOCK FAMOUS BRAND JEWELRY ★ !•• 'it- i v ‘X* -v \ SEE THESE FAMOUS IRANDS! DOZENS o r FABfOTO BRAND SAVE ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS ^ ^ HERE S THE STORY WATCHES -'or Ctir.sliiuis gifts at close-out prices lULOVA, OMEGA, BENRUS. LONOINI For real genuine bargain., Gaudet ^SSililitBjroSW TH O ^ NOT ONE THIN 8 SHALL .REMAIN! EVERYTHINO M U ^ ^ E ^ o Sl Jewelers bring you the full and coni- ELGIN, -REMINGTON, and many otfeera! L PRICE! $12.50 STERUNG a We must not meatloa the famous ptete stock of Mowry Jewelem, formerly hfond names! SILVER COMFOTEI of Wonsorket, R. I? This stock has been a Choose a«y watch! e Solid silver! SAVE GIRLS’ BLOUSES price-slaughtered to insure immediate a Ahoohitely so trade-fai nqolred! e Over 8 inches high! BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS s a v e liquidation * You'll find nationally famous e Oodroon border! $4s97 GIRLS'emd IOY5' name brand merrhandlse. Preclons PRICES CUT lELOW Jewelry lieni. at ■ensaiionally low prices! * SWE ^1“ \ TO $49.50 MEN'S SAVE 1 “ And'Just in time to save you up to 70% $1,440 CARAT COST ON A U on your Christmas gift buying! All mer DIAMOND and ONYX LADIES' NYU>N MYSTERY QUILT-UNED DIAMOND SOUTAIREl 3 P E C E chandise Is gUamnleed to be .first qual RINGS! TRICOT SUPS ity! All merrhalidlse Is reduced for guar a Genutae diamonds eet la pre anteed savings! Use our ‘ eredit plan cious Mock onyx! Several styles! CAMPUS JACKETS All best quality! Unbeatable bar- REG. T6 Thoy liovo bocMty X now! Yon can’t 'go wrong! Sale lasts SIZES loch for a limited time'only! PACKAGES goi'na!' . , I SNO 4.91 WINTER 4 tp 14 ooo is booosHy $28.97 s c i » 22* to 44______rocooditioood. GIRLS* 8IRU RiNNEL DOWN .•i—. • Rog. Sold to 17.95 NNO PNMMNS HOLIDAY DRESSES i.# (J ^ BflnnER SPEUfll .» H ere Are a Few Values" •♦4 .V •aV ?*. m GREATLY NOW $ ][.8 8 $54.50— 53-Fe. FAMOUS 1951 CHEVROLET . 1950 PONTIAC 1947 CHEYROUT Coawrtlble Cewpe. Catalina. Coavertlbie Coape. Radio, Htater. C A A C C o m m u n it y silver NATIONALLY ADVERTISED- • l a d i e s ^ S S g ^ f l a n n e i ^ ^ " A reel vatae. j SE\'ERAL DOZEN X ^ r W $ 1 0 4 S law mileage. S1045 FLATWARE SERVICE! $1 A.88 LADIES' BRAS GOWNS PAJAMAS Rog. Sold to 29.95 '• Complete service for 8! ' 1947 CHEVROLET 1*M CHEVROLET 1951 CHEVROLCT > WIDE WEDDING RANDS! Club Ceope. 2.Door. Heater, C O O K HALF SIZE.S 2-6x WITH SLACKS t-Deor. a Includes knives, forks, 16 tea s AO ky faoBoua makers! SAVF » Radio, beater. e O O C , Radio, heater. Ex- m V A e power glide. # f T J spoons, table or soup spoons, salad s All lik goM! A good valor. f O repHoaally eleaa. ^ / 7 O forks and many serving pteces!' 1952 CHEVROUT e Price includes ontl-tarnish chest! PRICE! 4-Door. i OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 Radio, heater. Choose oay ring M. ear eattra Real alee. . $1295 QUICK GLEIIRMIGEI stock! CARTER’S. YOU CAN Btary padragg gaaraisteed to eoatala at CASH IF YOU ARRANGE ®MAC ^A N ^M G RIGHT IN OUR SHOWROOM loMt OlM value at rotaUI And soma INFANTS' ood T O T S 'S N O SUITS HAVE IT! Or hiRditik ONE GROUP OF , EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ^ packggea kava dtaosead rtaga volaei to CREDIT IF YOU LADIES’ COnON DRESSES ' f 4t,M t Tea, Jewelry, woUeto, gtftwarot •f iRMhrtrtisM SIZES WANTIT! s a v e *7" 13-2e aad docka. eves osose watches, AR o 8 ao|S REGULARLY SOLO AT 14.95 * spaeials 19%-24'i jlaw prices , SAVE SAVE

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X- • f O l J E W:-' fiifclmniiiifa UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, ,.OONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, MM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. COKN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 might have had a speed o f 300 or espablliUes” but at ths sams tims plana, three, were passengers and 300 miles per hour. ital Records 99 Births Pentagon Maps has posed new problems. the others crew, Court officials discovered' they pared \%ith the 4,000 pagea of In ahswer to another queSUoa,. I t must bs assumed for purposes made an error. ’They, found they New Regulations date was fouiid neceesary. Publlca- Ths search .centered In thia area had sentenced him on a charge rules in use previously. Uon was scheduled to i Dec. 1 ih- Wilson said he believed the num of plsaning. Bolts said, that aa after hunters and others In ths ber of American'military person enemy would have the same atom See The Music Shop fo r ^ which on conviction should carry ’ilie manuals ara obtainable for atesd of ia November, ^ w w \v 9MLY M S w trn ring Month of November More Spending vicinity of Uti Psqunwkct, a few Ag Hinne Bums ' ^ t / nel who would be stationed ia Can ic weapons possessed by the Am er a State Pfison sentence. A justice Effective Today So cents a copy from ths Superin Grant aaid eimplicity is not the miles north of Ksarsarge, reported only virtiis of the new manual— ada'to man radar stations would ican Army. Therefore, he added, court cannot jwntence a person to tendent of Documents in Wash hearing an exploeion-like noise k Atco, N... J. Friehde of prison. The cise must be’ bound which also contains instructions otf MQoad Uma la thraa^wem bom. oaa uora than warn dc.* be comparatively r-,iall—a few dispersion of ground forces must New poetal regulationa become ington, D. C and a year’s sub P o r Missiles some time ^ fo r e noon yeaterdny. James Oauker, 10, a broohunaker, over to the su ii^ o r court. packaging and how to prepare ma , M in c ^ a ttr .MAiiMilal H Canadian-United States border; a ti^ et for enemy atomic fire. Hi-Fi Sets 33 from the document office. weather conditions at Its destlna- one before the embers were time on a charge of "breaking and Uona in the use of the malls, ac thess mailing hinta A //t V/ th hi offictala ra|>orted today |Mct tha 100-marfc wUl aooa be second is being built north o f the 'This in turn puts a premium on Grant addad that this revision program only after several years t ^ , ths airport about 10 miles On« company donated a 1<) .12 entering without permisriba." This Also included are tipa to house A. J h m Oaxltit Novaral>ar M biUas bnAan. populated area o f Canada and'in improved communications equip REST SELECTION IN TOWN cording to Postmaster H. Olin of the postal mMusI ia the most of controversy and over the pb- Alaska seven stations are operat ment to msintsin control of ele north of Bsrlin. tool shed. Another hauled it to a misdemeanor and thi^.couId Grant. holders on how to redMm stamps Juat how cloae the hoapltal came site. Volunteer firemen, in a complete in the history of the Post jectlon of the A ir Force. Obvious ing in a projected, “distant early ments widely spaced over a battle handled .by the justice court. and how to pack fragils materiaU to Ita VMLl la iUuatrated by the fact Northssst Airlines In Boston REFORE YOU lUY SEE US VBsa of the town; collected heatr —Beginning today, the Poet Office Office, according to Post. Gen. A r that five bahlea were bom yeater- ly' with this controversial back warning" line acroaa U:e Arctic field, he said. B&ld It "suggested" at 11:30 njn. ' Broderick heard h im s ^ f D«pt. la issuing a new poetal for mailing. ^ Ing and cooking stoves, bed, table,' ced again: . ^ thur Summerfleld. day, the laat day o f the month. ground in mind, Wilson aald of rim of the continent. that ths plans rsturn to Laconia manual explaining theee changes in Anyone with Inquirisa about any chairs, shades, curtains, blankets, \ "S lH y dsya. 3100 fine and one Suggeetions from the public, in apecial points in-connection with ita Montgomery’a comment: In another field of defenaa ex atewte form which will be only Testerday'a hirtha included a berauss of "dctarioratlng" wsatbsf bed linen and towels. yeqr pi^ation corporated in the new took, were "He is a very brave and bold penditure, the department an NEW RECORDS IN STOCK the new manual may direct them daughter to Ur. utd Ura. Anton Lost Plane’s Radio condiUohs at MUan. That masai A volunteer work crew put on a pages long, aa com- so niimerovs a later publiahing Latartvii, 4 Dr. D; a daughter to man to come into another country nounced that the White House has to the Manchester Post OAcc. never was aqknowlsdgsd, the sir- new roof, repaired the floor, re Ur: and Ura. John SkaUIl, Weat and give some advice." approved spending 100 million line said. ■ ------Sen. Goldwater (R-Aris) today dollars for reserve tools and facil Heard in Mountam placed broken vrindowe and paint Hartford; a eon to U r.’ and Ura. New Hampshire State PoUco and ALBUMS-SINGLES ed the place. As the grateful Automatic Bmeat Oarrott, 36 Beat St., Rock put into the O o n g r^ o n a l Record ities to be stockpiled fo r war game wardens aaaetnUed a large Oauker prepared to go to bed in ville; a aoB to Ur. and Ura Karl the apeech ih which Montgomery goods production in event of major Area; Hunt Pushed crew at ground soarchers, ready to hia new home, firemen were still Laivie, 20S E. Ulddla.Tpke. and a advocated more Streaa on air emergency.' leave for tha W'ooda whan the site pBwer and leas ru ground and wetting down the embers of the aon to Ur. and Ura. Robert Boat!- ’Thoims P. Pike, assistant secre of the rnmocted. crash Is fixed. old. Vick, 300 Lordall S t naval forces. tary of defense for supply, said in (OMitfaaad from Baga Oaa) The white Mountain National • USE GUR LAY-AWAY FLAN Waahar Uiaa Bya Johnaon, aasiatant aii- Goldwater, a pilot and former a statement the numey would be Forest contains mors than 700,000 rintendent. aald already more A ir Force officer, aaid every Sen UMd almost entirely to purchase working out of the North Conway sersi —some of it over the state Kbiea have been delivered during ator should read it, because the machine tools which would require ares immediately shifted Into the line in Maine. Court Confused • CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Frigidoirs'a famoua Ufstims Rereslain ftniak itayt the firat 11 montha o f 1954 than thesis ^vanced by Montgomery ia months to make after a vimr Berlin region. The White Mountains are ths «DEVOTKD RNTIRKLY TO YOUR MUSICAL PUEASURV* brilliantly white, withatundt KufRng, stalni from during the whole of 1053. In 1053, likely "to be discussed much more started. highest In th# northeast, Mt. Wash Northeast aaid search pUlass ^ On Jail Sentence 043 bahlea wero delivered, while fully in the next session" of Con ; Army has A-Stookpikt ington, more than 3,000 feet high, 1311 M A IN STREET T U - MI-3-9333 blsochst or toopt — cun noybr rud. thla year 043 have a lre a ^ been gress. i took off with the first light—from tGWGrs over uiy oUitr MGk gggR ot . In an address toda^, Gen. Cbarlea bom. ' ' Another query was prompted fields as distant ns Qu) _ The She aald It waa pretty certain by an address last week in which L. Botte, Army vice-oblef of staff, Naval A ir Station, R; I., and Mme- whole thing made a difference in said the Arm y now is acquiring Sat TIw m Other/ that mere than l.OOOtiabiea will be Air Secretary Harold Talbott dis stone. (Maine) Aiir Force Baae, Ths missing ^ a n s was in com e o t ^ records, but to Paul Brode- atomic weapons ’;in quantity.'’ bora at the hoapltal before the cussed the difflculUea of con close to the New Brunswick bol mand of Capt. W. Pater Carey. 37, riekT 30, of Liston it still meant PeatwrM, Tat^ New Tear. tinental defense. Including the Bolts referred only tenely to der. of Swampscott, Maas. Tha crew 60 days in jail and a 3100 fine. In other hospital atatia'tics, the use of anti-aircraft guided mis that point, without apecifylng Weather over the White Moun Included co-pUot G s<^s M cO r- State Police charged that Brode ftolMrt n fllal riiMftol speech prepared for the Washing- mick, 37, of Boston; stswardsas ON AIT8UR HEAVY WINTER^EAR out-patients d^rtnient reported siles. Talbott did not specifically, tain National Forest where the rick broke into a Canterbury sum a, 313 persons treated during Nov mention the Arm y’s Nike missile, speech prepared for the Waahin- liner disappeared was cloudy at Mary McKettrick 33, of Dorches mer home Sunday. ember. One hundred and eighty- although in the text of his talk ton chapter of the Ariiied i^ cet dakrn and the “ctilliig" low at ter, Maas., and flight superintend Last night he was brought be live Water Rlnainc six were treated and released, while ha spoke o f a missile used against' Communication Aaan. ent J

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SmCE tHe DINER-TR91.U«Y CAR MCRMSR.A Vtrsatilt Musical Angels B»fCAH.MgNT »5 SOMeTMiNQ BKTRA SFgCIAL . J 4 0 0 R A Y I AmvMr to Frtotow! F n iit Sense and Nonsense Yule R etail Trade E xacted OUR MOM^ Trfivtiing Around rtov/o" r BIR T H D A Y B a r g a i n s . ^ R ACSOM II Soap-auUnc The lady of the houae aummoned received from an old lady pariah- To Surpass Total fo r 19ST trame a TV serviceman to fix the e e L inulland’s loner: "Dear Pastor — Knowing |i former name DOWN Spreading out hit tools, the repair* that you do not eat aweeU, I am SCitrinNcvada lOirtle 'man Inquired; ■ending candy to your wife — and L i s t e d b y u i r e r By SAM DAWSON JJantiary and February—It alnKMt ■ Repairman — What seema to be nuts to you." New York, Dec. T (P)— A home- *»ways does ^)n a seaMmal M tU m . tOvartbe— SPrepoaitlfle the trouble T ItOppeead atretch spurt can make December the SUlpoa Lady — Well, for. one thing, all khr began a oonveraatlon with IS Saed-veiMl 4 Bxcavattoiig tha,programs are lousy. me on motoring. the best month of this year in in* .total of spendable Incomea ■hould 14WritiagtooI 5 Uncooked I—Have you rurchaaed yoij: tm r dustry and trade. ' rise , slightly. And more m on ^ U General • Bapungir ------W* have a Holstein cow that car thie season 7 Merchants have high hopes that around usually means increased Jackaoo has a question, mark on one side Gifts that are Rememhered retail trade. T Bgyptian river S4 Daatinr She—No, not yetT I canT make Unusual gifts that say "Merry Ties ter Every Suit One-day Imprinting Service Your Listening PlenSure Christmas retail trade will top last HAge 4S Glacial rldgt and a semi-colon on the other. Such a handsome variety of So Now, ProHy For Girls It also usually leads lenders to Stoaniihton SSlraland 45 Memoranda up my mind Just which make of Christmas" with a dellghta-i Scan HARRISON’S,* 849 Main St., All your favorite records, C3aa- year's figures. And industrial out ISWUhad SAdvaneeimH SgMaanaogair —Kenny M. Otterness, car to buy. Maybe you will help me. TIES from the CHENlCY St., gives speedy 24 hour service sirs,' Popular and Jazz arc avail put, in spite of a slowdown for the be easier in setting Installment IS Ship ___ ------4gTbaonaUMre Garretsoh, 8. D. dinavian accent are such f’ n to terms and extending credit. The 10 Weird inval 4TBalgn I—What la It that you can net choose at THE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERS REMNANT SALES on CHRISTMAS C.VRD IM able at Manchester's newest Rec holiday, irisy hit: its best pace of H^ÔNLY MERELY TOOt^ 'W-n. movamenta decide about them? the year. money managers in Washiiifton 2XCANO 11 Literary SgSavonr MDIatant ( ^ F T SHOP, 113 Main St. Let ROOM Bay "M any Christmas" in PRINTING, from now until' ,Dm . ord Center, THE MUSIC SHOP. OPF TEN YEARS POR SI Lateral part coUaettona A country woman was walking a way every man likes to hear it. 15. Choose from Norcross, Igii ■ t 1013 Main SL Telephone MI Although it stat'ted out lamely, also apparently intend to keep AREN'T r>.-PP t aOOD BEHAVIO Rr SO Icelandic aapM (pradx) along a city street v/hen she was ^ dedda CSirletmaa "hap{>en’’ to you as you rinoney easy for awhile, as the butir SSKnight’itiUa ISRavlaad whether I should ge< a qmsoline browse in this attractive shop end ’There are ailks, foulards, reps and Craft, Gibsbn and Brownie de 9-2036. 1954 can still make a good showing COURSE SlConaldar SOCaataunet amased to see a man take pigeon car or a limousine car. Tell me wovens in interesting new dMigna signs in stock, from 1.95 and up when it crosses the 12-month wire. ness recovery takes root. CH fÎN Q . N o x y S4AU SOBunchaa OSWaa SlSethâacM enjoy the gay holiday centerpieces, S7'Thar travel after pigeon out of a hamper, look does limousine smell as bad as to go with his brown, gray, blue for 25 cards. First reports from the stores tell In the view of (commerce Secre SSrolkayoo llwinpaan (Bib.) at hia watch and then project the the mantel decorations, the choice Moat women who are starting a tary Sinclair Weeks. "Thera isn’t byahlp nMatin gasoline. gifts you prefer for yourself,,or or charcoal suits. Remember df good (?hri.stmaa trsfllc and the to davieaatt Japenem cotaia Mrda into the air. every man or boy on your gift' pregnancy limit the amount they're apparently generous mood of the any question that the present SSOUeard Danmark others. SwedMi milk glass and Your small fry will love a going to spend on a wardrobe for 40Oglad Mbaaet Woman — Hey, mister, (running Young Man—Do you sing and list this appropriate way. Sales "chocolate zoo." Make it by dip public. The magazine Sales Msn- Christmas season will set a record 53 Ascmdad up to him) you might give me one crystal. Imported greeting caitis, their bulg>’ months. But It's wise for retailers, iior much doubt that 54 Hindair 1 r play much? (to the pretty girl v^'ood carvings and porcelains are room bpen daily 9 to 5:30, closed ping animal crackers in t w o Jsgement predicts December retail r r r r r r before you throw them all away. Wednesday, open Saturday 9 to to buy one good suit, of a wash les will total $16,900,000,000. produci-rt and Jobber': will enjoy SSHaraagua r who was cereleasly thrumming tastefully arranged on fine antique squares of unsweetened chocolate able fabric. It will do for next the keys of the piano.) chests. 4:45. (two ounces) melted with a half ould be three per cent above active busiheit into next spring." STKorM’apoae 1 E It’a better to have loved a short time and give you something to L e r Girl—Only to kill time. teaspoon of shortening. Dvy the r ago dollar volume. SSCitrla fellow than. never to have loved a Cut raw carrot! and celery in look presentable In. <^stomer« in Mood Lip Care Oklahoma n r tall. Young man------You’ve got a flne Beauty and aafety' aometimes chocolate-dipped animals on a r Weapon, I must admit. pieces about the aame slse; cook wire rack. Merchrinjs this year are wooing o r man winter sure puU the iSSCut conflict. A compromise Is possible bite on your lips. Give yourself It for long drives. Put your high together in a small amount of boil Gift Table lAdep with Ideas customers dcd'ently ^vith advertis 9 41 Barrier P Winkler County in West Texas ing i^ted water Just until tender. Christmas shopping nosv begins ing and price'"promotlons. Finding coating of lip pomade before going imamimntwm If** d At one time ambition used to heels in a paper bag and drive in Cozy Electric Blankets 43Gtva(8eot) ia so dry and level there len’t a be rewarded; now it la punidied Drain an<âdd to a well-seaaoned In eameat. The GIFT TABLE at prices either stable or a trifle low- outdoors on an icy cold day. 44Paradiaa Er r ■Ingle highway bridge within lU flat shoes, but not moccasins. Slip With an ELECTRIC BLANKET mm P with higher taxes. cream sauce, turn into a casaerole, from MONTGOMERY WARD foot of stairs in Housewares 6 er, customers arere Jieved to be in &L , 46Raeantl7 bounderiea. the pumps on to enter a restaurant Dep’t. of J. W. HALE COUP, is the mood this OUT OUR WAT & 5^ ET r r or when you reach your destina top with buttered crumbs and COMPANY you have all the warm this year to buy. buy Last BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLil divided i l l P r —Frank B. Knight, Kermlt, Tex. brown In a hot oven or under the laden \sith useful, wanted sug Kngels year many were waltln)Mn ex pec- B Kditor—Does it psy to advertise tion. sleeping comfort you need with no IN between Itair pr r In my ■;>aper? Well, I should say It broiler, peilclous for a company heavy extra weight. Wake up gestions to help you go right tation of bigJig price breaks^ which and i J _ p Don’t you find writing meal featuring roast beef or lamb; down the list. Wrought iron never came. CHRISTMAS MOLy SMOKE/ CUmKj'A a thankless Job? does. L«ok st Smith, the irocer, ZoM’s Shoe Senioe Is New truly rela.xed and refreshed be ICROSSTITCH Yugoatevia !T for instance. He advertised'for a good with chicken or duck, too.' cause even if temperature drops MAGAZINE RACKS $1.98 keep Forecasts of an industrial ai PKS»H LCMP Of* ntEMCH \ i - v/HAneiNS weCE,^ 4SWandera J p • Writer—On the contrary, every- Just opened and newly decorated reading material neat and tidy at ty spurt this month are •«BAP wrm APiJLLTASL* boy last week, and the very next is ZOTTI*8 SHpE tojERVICE, 701 during the night, you need not get EGAD, MB. OHARE/ MY Okfe.'MAKES ^ iW A r PiaO RE SSBoaton’a T w *■ *»tumed to me day Mra Smith had twins—tooth Attractive Home Acceeeerlee home or ' college. An Electric 5527 largely on the early start the aut^ SEWING . KM*Pe/ SLICES P * s s s ^ ’ ME F e e l u K e g Wo u l d l n e n fej P with thanka.' Mail) St. to bring you modem, up; Ward's Electric Blanket sends . 'R9 TOUSH, SUMMY VAMPS- ft?RTI?AIT OP >toO IS SO nidmame 1^™ W\ boys. Stop at HOWARD’S ~ SLEEP out more cozy heat. With single TRIVET. $2.95 holds food ap- makers got with their new models. B E A L r r a l m o s t s a y s , I ’M IM PROMT 4vU PfW e speedy shoe repair for the whole The industry plana to turn out For Your Child l e t s s e e IT/ I4M S* 1IT CEN’TER, across from Mary control the twin size $26.75; full petlslngly hot at table. "Sll- Embroidered in cross-stitch and OP A M IR R O R ^ LIKE A m . FT— Used Car Saleanuui — Tou don’t family. ’Ihelr up-to-date equip Cheney Library, and let the sooth valyte” coasters, pitchera, ash more cars this December than in ' ^:WHATS VOORS?’ - ^ •idawWkadgal Road sign at Fsllowrvlllt, W. ment like the Aiito-Soler, a. Man- bed size $28.75, with dual control lovely colors, theae musical angela Dresses VOUSfmD .^BEADY 10 ÂNIE.^^ LAMD BAMD-m M lverrona 17 r w r flu*"**.f*^ • chanca to buy a car Vs.: "Drive CareAilly. We havs ing atmosphere work its magic, aa trays look lika Sterling with no are aa versatile aa they are pretty. any other month this year, ^-5MAKESP£ARE?Y al^ K T i j r Ilka this. I tsll you It’a a real op cheetef exclusive, sets nails Into $33.75. Five-year WARRANTY. FEEL COMPH- ' ST Toward the 1 E Lob!> of Children but None to you choose a pair of PICTURE tarnishing ever. Just rinse and Use them on crib covers, toWela A further rise in steel produc N ile ’s Outfits portunity. ^ topllfU and heels In just 3 i.ilmites LIGHTS, MIRRORS, BOUDOIR tion and in a dumber of other in MEIÊD.TOa. f ^tÂRE AMV j ■haltered Wda. d Spare." with no danger ever of marring Add a quarter teaspoon of curry dry: the finish is flame and aprons, children's clothes and lin Intenie Coats BU M BLIN G t U e LIKE 30HN L / f ÎCKV- ^ c Prospect — Must be. I hear It CHAIRS and LAMPS, up-to-the- alcohol proof. Spacious TV dustries is also looked lor. As a ttPamout sT knocking. your fine floors or linoleum. Soles powder to medium white sauce ens, or for a set of panels. result, the Guai-anty TVust Co. of Storybook Dolhi Immortal .ÛLUYAN.' y f PiMSSREd '* toigitehicheoll ■J a r ' Buyer—Call that a Caruso rec minute 3 D pictures sofUy colored, and serve over broiled fish fillets. TRAYS make for convenient nw are cemented on to preserve the or those framed with high fashion New York notes, "For the first Apitoia ^BS- FARTEMDER MGolf mound ord? The man is singing in Ger .original shape and comfort of snacks, |2.49 a act of 4. Pattern No. 5527 contains hot- p e ^ t ST Adiaoncerted pastor reread the man. wrought. Iron. Only Merchandise iron transfer for 6 angel designs; time since early 1953 general busi Will Dress \î|r DpB y OUT OP DE- MCouual □ MM J ahoee while renewing them beauti Action-packed Tovland «T0URIM$ A MB note that accompanied a box of Bsller—Yes, eir. ’The record has which bears out Mr. Turkington’s material requirements; stitch il ness appears to be rising at a goodlea that he and hie wife had fully. .’’Thel? Goodyear Finisher W. T. GRANT COMPANY has If you best In sugar a little at more-than-seasonal rate.’’ . II aees Phone 'êucK.^ been translated. idea of comfort, relaxation, and a time, when you are making a lustration snd color chart. machine repairs footwear with a good design is carried. set up 300 sq. feet of sphee devot "a strong possibility o( a further BUGS BUNNY professional look that duplicates ed entirely to a TOY SHOP com meringue, the sugar will have Its Send 25c in coins, your name, gain in Decenfben" Spencer—MI-O-TBSlx the shoe factory processes. MR. pletely stocked with appropriate beat chance of dLssolving. When address and the pattern number to Purchasing agents report that in A good scrubbing will remove the sugar dissolves In the egg Scovillc-.MI-9-4341 \ Ar'vm BmvicB, Z O m comes to Mancheste- with most of the skin of hew potatoes. 8195 toys for every age group. The ANNK CABOT. MANCHES'TER many Industries new orders are eight years of experience Lringlng whites in this way, the meringue BLMm...ANVTHIfM After boiling potatoes, the rest of 4-14 yra. largest selection in the companv's EVENING HERALD. IIM AVE. now coming in faster than produc y itH M M «LMHn.V UIM qualty "while you' wait” service. the skin will come off easily. history has been gathered to ifill is creamy,- airy and holds up well. .4MFRIC.4S, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. tion ia rising. ■miW MNBMnONAL! MM/M Here’s that wonderfully, popular everv recreational need'. Take the Steel Output Up ’The "empresa" dress and the X.CN NROLB FUOOTf INTA Give a G. E. Radio shirt-tail dress for the young children to the special area de Plant beginning'to droop and The colorful 1954 Needlework The steel operating rate has I .halter dress are perfect for after- Enjoy the deep rich volume of miss of six to fourteen years. Use voted solely to fun-giving KIDDIE mourn? Give it a few days in Album contains 56 pages of lovely risen above 60 per cent of rapacity. 24 Hour flve wear. In pure. silk, these G. F.. "Musaphonlc" RADIO in contrast for an exciting trim. RIDES, You’ll enjoy their hap you." own hothouse. Where else designs, ’’how-to” sections on Hie American Iron A Steel Insti dresses sparkle in colors like em Appliance Dep't. of J. W. HALE piness. but the bathroom? The warm needlework, helpful roorin illustra tute reports, and output la higher erald, royal and bright red. COBP. and perhaps plan to make Pattern No. 8195 is In sizes 6. steaminess of the bath room and tions and directions for 8 gift pat than at any time sine# early De Ambulance some one especially happy this 8, 10, 12. 14 years. Size 8, S ', Ba fussy about your bread box. showers, may do it more good than terns. 25 cents. cember. 1963. Steel comoaniea. Ohrlatniaa Oards and Wrappings Christmas. A fine new feature is yards of 35-inch; % yard contrast. Occa.«ionally wash it tho-.-oughly aspirin. now booking orders for January, Service \ It's the eeason for sending warm say orders are pouring in faster the push button shut off that with hot sudsy water: rinse with It’s Fmit Cake Time f^MAklES'' CHRISTMAS ORBETINOS to For this pattern, send 30c In •boiling watgr. dry well with a than earlier expected. silences the radio (when telephone coins, your name, address, size Gift Wrapping la an Art When friends drqp in luring 1 R5AR& - ,, family memberg, relatives, close rings for Instance) and then, with towel, then if po.ssible air it in The U 3. Bureau o( Mines fore- *■* desired, and the pattern number to We do "Judge a book by Its the holiday season. ' Sc,''ve them caau an increane this month in the friends and acquaintances. F. E. a flick of a finger bring.! your the sunshine. coveri” so wrap your gifts with BRAY, 737 Main Street shows a SUE BURNETT, MANCHESTER something extra apeciiH. some amount of crude WU I C M S e RIGHT MOW TD BeTTERT" tomorrow. Green peas take on a company papers, ribbons, unusual TIE-ONH P.\flTRY, 8.58 Center St. to give 'I’he Federal Reserve Board ,. ^ K ) \ i y homace/ ® Jg/ •atWN*^ SHCWTM. NOT ID CONTRIVE AU.^5 / f i air if you team them with sliced ideas for every woman who sew.s Hiipported bv crian NYI.ON TIER- and GIFT TRIMS togetl.er with \W R 0 N G BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY you home stylo flavor and won looka fo r ' the December spurt in . ’ AaOtAION\lD BINS f fNHril. I uc Id KCAPE TO i^ T .THIS B l ^ y L p mushrooms. Cook a package of for her.self and her family. Send ’ ;D PETTICOATS, from MONT- tags and enclosures. For economy derful goodness. FRITT C.VKES business activity to lift th« year's Put on your hand cream often, 25 cents now for your copy. G051ERY WARD COMPANY. In rA ROLE? XXj) TOWS I'JSrtSr 'i5ui« ' OF THUGS IS^ YIM G yv.^ especially if you do dishes and qulck-frosen peas and drain them; and convenience the CONTIN'-' can dice." a abut In, extend beat total dollar volume of goods and [Kmn-Oti yBONNET/ \ « ? IT?, mcnt: T»*5GAMe FDR KEEPS' now add the drained mushroom GIRLS' slzea 6-14 these full frothy UOUS ROLLS in cutter boxes are wishes for ,a December birthday services to 356 billion dollars. ThU laundry and babies. Put it on the slices from a three-ounce can and pretties are $1.98 snd $2.98. The $2.95 for 70' length by 30” 'width. THArSTH* way you put,on. gloves; smoothing For the Young Fellow and of course say "Merry Christ would be only 2 4 per cent under reheat with a .dollop of butter. MISSE.S sizes tagged $3.98 and Ci:ST05I-M.\DE BOWS for pen mas” eloquently. 1953's gross national product, a Wm. P.Quisb LA*V' down from the Anger tips. Santa says, "Give the young $5.98 with smooth hip section are man In your family size 6-16 good nies will be made from the exact record 365 billion. Winter Begins on Dee. St looking, well cut clothing from glamorous and saucy In gay plaid.s. color combinations you specify. Want the hamburgers' for the The factory hiring rate has been Jewelry Is First Oboire paatcis or black. Buy for yourself PHONE 3 .S 9 4 0 Winter ia still three weeks away BOYS’ SHOP at C. E. IIOIISE A- outdoor-g'.'ill party to be even in rising this fait contrary to the AIATHER’S AT ’THE CENTER but MARI-5IAD’S, 691 Main St., and Christmas gifts. Easy Friday Night Supper: Dip know how much it mea-’L' to own SON.” You'll find dress shirts, al size? Pat out the meat on a board usual sea.sonal pattern, the Bureau encourages you to keep the little ready gift boxed, warm and com shelled cleaned shrimps in a bar snd cut oui rounds with a cookie o f Labor StatlXttca reports. The exquisitely' designed JEWELRY, ones snugly warm, healthy and Mix honey and brown gravy becue sauce ,and b,-oil. Open a the Cultured Pearl Str'ends. EAR- fortable sleeping pajamas "re- cutter. If you are adding season expanding business acUVity M ex fashionably dressed by oUeiing flavoring .sauce together and use can o f potato sticks and heat peeled to keep employment Tiigh RIIi^GS with MATCHING NECK- spectsble" enough for TV loung as .a glaze for spareriba. ings to the meat, mix them pi be their complete fine of nationally ing as well as Western style chlno while the shrimp are broiling; fore patting out. In December and • make work which is why thev i-.vlle cdvertlscd COATS. LEGGING you to stop in and enjoy the sheer pants that are flannel - lined. make a big salad and have plenty weeks a little longer, and pay n i SETH. JACKETS, and 8NOW- Flashy and washable CORDUROY Smooth Foundation Garment of roltp on hand. For desaert? checks fatter. artistry anflaolor of their interest SI.TTS for boys and girls at 20 per FORTir.VA’.S PANT7’ GIRDLE '"Knlttln.fr or Tote Bags ' ing groiqi. BIRTHMtONE RINGM VESTS In gay tatter.«*V ('’’.ec!: A bowl of fruit and cookies made Roomy k n it t in g b a g s from The Jobless total may rise in b o o t s a n d o b r b u d d ie s cent DISCOUNT. Toddler's sires front, solid linen hack at $3.98 for (its. smoothly arid comfortab!". In from a mix. Whoa« Back! for s(k:lts and children say indi through 14. - the Yarn Dept, of J, W. HALE a-TtANSISTOR Wt EIN;a K MAK’l'IN .1 sizes 4-20 are Just the ticket for. sizes S.M.L. arid Ex. L. at $.5.95 vidually, "You’re a very special this all elastic garment at CORP. will be snatched up as person.” Huch-lo\ ea\little girls fashion con.'cious "m en' about Roast lamb on the hienu for first class gift choices because feON*.BCNVTWft% 0 M* X* Pads used for applying floor BLAIR’S, 757 Main St., has a satin will receive delicately etched town.” Sunday dinner. You can make a they are nice tc look at, to carry, ^---- TR.W NI BUZ SAWYER wax should be washed each tlmie elastic panels both front and bark Ugoav.it^ i« ir^ — IXKHETS or BRAtTSLlDTS, en- with the wante3 downward stretch, mint sauce' for It by a couple of to use in tho .'house or on - the BMHpOMTS TV "B oyol.r* ‘ Joyed I ow, treLsured for years to they are used; if they are not Want a hearty eoup for lunch; tp'jlespoona of water and a couple nOlaOCM.WMBh TWHC BY ROT CRANI washed they will become stiff and the 2-inch no'i roll top apd nylon street. Keep your handwcr.-k Make it from creamatylL corn, of teaspoons of cider vinegar to a neatly organized or drop in small SALES ^ SIR VICI ON, PEAR! tJUSTOOMT V.. hard to work with. diced cooked pots‘ oe'< and milk. contour fitted crotch. A patented 60OWB1 RHOWWIUTDOOrTNCf half cup of mint Jelly; stir the packages while shopping. Pick NiARIND AID VWD C ih X K R 0 r Add chopped onion and green pep lip elastic leg b.»nd prevents this i ' : ; ; i i -i MttTMflCIVINME ^hen you'W rubbing your skin garmenf- from riding up; thi side Jelly mixture over low heat until one of PLASTIC. CORDI'ROV or RCA — Operate* f«r ealjr IM e with cTeinislng cream, rub up, not . Melt His Heart per, cooked aligbtly In a little but it dissolves. ★ TREVIROMS/ Wish him a “Merry Christmas" hip talon makes for easy donning. I TAPESTRY ticketed 31.89 to ■Math iMMader iH lo JOJ VCKVOMM \« dowii.' After a long time of rubbing ter or margarine along with salt Admiral — MBroroia a dgr for eM type vacaam- with HERE’S HOW the dashing and pepper to taste. Dust e.ch I $3.98. OOWM' ' downward, the facial muscles will Fiiiely shredded green cabbage Mirrors Catch and Reflect IJght lebesidsl start to go slack. Same goes for new fragrance in (knirielli’s Co bowl of the soup with paprika be .5HRRORS from the J. A. Tubes, Antennas and logne. After Shave Lotion and fore serving. la .tlelicloiis added fo chop auey or Wash fresh -coffee, tea, cocoa or Supplies ★ Life-like louad. truer tad ' foundation, if you use it. Men’s Talc fjpm THE WELDON chow mein. WHITE GL.\S8 Co.. 24 Birch .St., chocolate stains in soapy water; If dtSiattlua ever! make a room smile with new the stain doesn't come out use a The me "A’' btuenr laM* a DRUG 0 0 „ 901. Main St. Beautify with Rugs and 108!) Tolland T pk. Bnel!klapf/ ★ Living Planta Radiate Cheer Carpeting Flyer, f!ooker, Ser\-er radiance. Flawlessly clear and mild bleach. Naturally’ this treat- full awMh . . . ao ^V'bal- ready to hang three are many in- (3nAR PONY RIDES) lery... fraer batury chaaati I A whofeoofne atmosphere pre Make sure your rdast chicken Is With (Chriatmas holidays nerir- "Sîng is believing”« that such irent is only for removing these i;T.- vail! in hemes where living J^lapUs tere.sling designs for dining rooms done! Move the drumstick up and ing, when family members , and a rximpact utensil as the Peerless steins from washable fabrics. Tei. Ml-3-5095 / - '> '• 1 2 5 thrive. Encoura-. e this magic bv down: when the leg feels loose st friends are especially dear,, you’ll HROIL QUIK c.an render so msny or over mantel. Also door mirrors atotîsg into MILIKOW8 KI, ’THE for closet or bsthroonu .(9m*Cm4i(«m tarnwy. th*** ls>e CmR the thiflh Joint, the bird is fca d y want your home to radiate the services. It DEEP I'RIES, BAKES Marlow’s Toylahd Is Complete Aegw^hy »• Owttiw Beeita FLORIHr,' 695 Main St. to see the to be served. warmth and affection you fe«l. and R0.4STN, also BLANCHES T<>YS for toddlers to teenagers IMWm m4 RahtSehMim tf JE F F COBB deUghtful new BIRD CAGE Good carpeting is your most effec and SERVES to take meal prepa When. spinach and green cabbage J ere found in varied abund'ance Bi tmclris MtSfcal tMHiMlm BY PETER HOFFMAN PLANTERS. S2J9 to $5(98 in New Wallpaper for Chriatmas tive decorating "tool.” The MAN rations out of the full time cate are eaten raw they Art a good | m .ARLOW'S TOVLAND now. Itwyl OrJtn ami to Itod V-reM, wrought ’ *ort, and white. If there Is ever me comfortable shoes: A SPECIAL FABRICS for. your fa WAIXPAPER FOR CHRIST chalk. THE JOHNSON PAINT WIIJIOSE DRESS SHOP, 601 vorite furniture piece from the dowh.^ payment on a gleaming MAS. It creates luippy satisfaction CO., .599 Main St., carries S.\P- Main St., shows frothv-wlth-lace wrapper and mules make you a new BHgidaire, RANGE or an pretty sad dinner companion; handsome colIecUon at W.ATKIN8. all around. O-LIN "RITE ON GREEN" LINUERIE, Nylon HUPS and 935 M.iln St. -For a thoughtful ALTOMATIC Norge, ^lackstonc. PAINT that goes over any wall to GOWNS certain to please -feminine "N «w A t MayUg WASHER arid DRYER Cooking for Chriatmas remembrance" s't Christms-s; give Any cooked com on the-cob left create a smooth writing surface hearts^ A . pair of sheer STOCK GIFT CERTIFICA-fE and vou (installed frierf ‘from B. D. over? Cut the kernels from the with a soft, noglare finish; It’s INGS in one of the new winter Fancy holiday foods iiisy be PEARL’S, 649 Mkin St. cobs with a sharp knife and heat 31.25 a pipt. $2.22 a quart. Set turned out with professional yni- 3lve the fortunate recipient s per- twinkling formity if you invest in helpful sonat choice ill ehooslog the per Yoer Tare Shop CAlî'AlN EASY with butter..'' salt, pepper and aside some apace In their bed JEWELRY win delight her on When you prepare lempn, lime miiKefl green pepper. equipment like a MIRRO COOKV fect lamp, picture, end table or Telltale .Skiff room, the rumpus room, den or' CTristmaa morning. Stop in soon. homeâ'ceessory. BY LESLIE TURNER or orange rind, use the grater perhapa In the kitchen. It'll be a PBE.S8, aluminum COOKY D. M. C. CrodiHf Cot- WPTS. Aft «NE PROVE UfJ EAPY' T 5 e a 5 » W 5 5 r WE COlLPEeaMER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEN Di lightly so you include only the Blows Warm Air or Cool piûlar spot thr-xvhole family will SHEETS, straight sided FRUIT Bl a z s c . t ie r e to$ Trapped If you love the fullness of a floor C’.AKE P.ANS from Hous;-varer. toM , TotthiE Thraad end Mtoud. aYTMEwey, Blo n pe mmr w rue BY M ERRILL (C. RIÔSSKR outermost colored part of the rind; Such a versatile appliance, the use for reminders and m'easagea. length dress and wonder- when NO BOLT TSP TO Dep't of J. W. H.ALC CORP. EmbroidHry C hII m w . MICE TME TMME MtE MOONUQHT. IWON* then the grated rind won't be' bit A. C. GILBERT HAIR DRYER, you're ever going to • Wear one The Inquii'er CO M0O( LIKE. HOW H» PRIMROBE ffHEN FRaaaes,otD <3uess N> JCM60NStA ter. Self lu tin g enameled Lisk Roast PEREP w h er e 5« WE FOtWCir A riAL, I HAVE Mow. Bouos, r w au tL KAOCLiMWEPMUcr u n t E l a t e r , HERg- You can make it or buy it—but let I3AW RACHEL ampvmvcmevok BUT1N& Sound Brlag Your Gift list to' hurry along you^ shampoo rou this way: Scoop out baked pota it be all the glamor and sweep you from 10-24 lbs. are priced $2.29 IgLBNC ft jf N------HER THBCKIHS.TOO! LBANDOnEO OUT . soesE CARHekS Many NOVELTY GIFT ITEMS to $5.69. Meats will always be net No PrcMM R h o s « m 5 IM T)« BAY'. DUCATS-O tine In winter preventing head toes and mash with butter or crave. . « ELECTRIC II C R ttÊ R V , ARserr for Chriatmas giving tagged S7.00 colds. SwlLch to cool rilr for drying margarine, a little hot milk or tender and Juicy. Tioga Yarns. TUB SCMOR tMORKIMS'. DIAMOND'S CLASS hay; Hi6*4- ' arid up are imaginativelv dis nylons or finger nail polish. Reg. cream, salt, pepper and minced Good! And Good For You H R A Z O R S I played at H.ARRISON’ , 840 Main LA«0. PRcssuwr/ 8 $15.95, now specially priced $7.96 parsley. Now dice the chicken and Flavor and nourishment combine You can keep a thick skill from H All Ip-ands | OU> _ St. Imported Angel Chimes tinkle the dryer comes complete with an haih fine and add. Pile the mashed when you serve bowls of steaming forming on the top ot/'cooked AT THE SAME PRICE cuumT ARMY airf NAVY merrily, decorated Rio Grande adjustable stand. Seat yourself potato back into the shells, chicken soup using economical packaged puddings if you sprinkle YOU'D PAY Of fhoMIU Woodenware, Milk Glass and comfortably; it tilta to any post, •prihkle 'With grated cheese and NECKS AND BACKS OF CHICK a thin layer of sugar oVer the top I Arthur Dins Stores * 997 BfADT ST., M ANCHESTER Cigarette Sets will please varying tion; your hands are free: rehSat in the oven or under the EN 4 pounds,29 cenU at the LYNN while the pudding Uf 41111 hot RH*a»a*wa*a6wau9atan6a9iiiR3 tastes and budgets. Wouldn't Mom or Sis like one ? broiler. POULTRY FAR.MS, 505 Main St. vVlQn VOTOT KMTMM OMI Deep-dish chicken pie gets new and interesting flavor if you add Art Noodlowdffc SoppCot curry powder to the pastry top HtMk Towel Bega la tw am ei ping. 'Use a .quarter teaspoon of XX e«.. HM>,aa«asw>.i pettonM aaS eelara. Ataa at- FIC FLINT the curry to' a single-crust pastrj' 'j^/iysonai treettve and txitorinl Bewtas Where The Ledger Went vjie»aaea.ea. 45 and 78 RPM's recipe. • t M r J S S Z c BtoM U . ^ BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY Thi- * l‘OKV OF MARTHA WAYNh Neckwear for Christmas Reinonie For Jenny Itkfc Tmt 0« PaiMats 1 Wbat You Don’t 8e« Here. itoJaB,MR BsIBLl T JUiP seonu/aM BY WILSON SCRUGGS LET ME G O , LOVIR ...... e J o o h W t b b w . An Aflâtroeat with Beauty CANS îAW W H ta, M AN AANTA Beam ing accustomed to a new- is M*. Pha 20 >lo. l*lM PHot/i-GcrtfiMoft FtKsr RfSfr Cheoee From Our' Conufleto MaAfT ON 7H« EAST 5CE S^^LÊD^^Y PICK YOUR SIFT TIES NOW FROM ^ ly styled hair cut and set may *Tod i 8.38 i 6.72 Cataleg. OeUvery ha 3 Osya. , A»

PAQg TWBNTY-tilGHT MANCHESTER EVENINC HEBALD. M A N C ^ T E R . CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1954 MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESpAY. DECEMRER 1. 1964 PAQEtWMiTOlinip T" R o c h e s t e r THE u e e a r Herald Angle Graham Clo^ng in on Van Brocklin’s Lefifd Back of the Week. M ...... Rockville Nips Gilbert Veteran Rochester Star Here Friday Hamilton Five EARL W. YOST 49er8jPerry mInning Ways v .-x Bettencourt Top Offensive In First Tesb 42 to 41 To Test NBA A FOMT imiDAT NIGHT Vtomed to league ball. -The Ck>n- Tops Ground ^ rm-BCH i.F.AGrR Travaling proteaakmal baskatball necticut 8UU League caught on Narth MethaSiil Na. * (I) firs almost immadiately and good With bitter memorlM of tut Tyirr 84 392 Club at Armory . teams, tiu likes of the old New Performer for Merchants <* Chappell 94 .108 teams and excellent followings Grid Gainers year's defeat in ^je B tourney as A, Holmpji ' York Renaiaaance during the days Quite a Thriller H. 93 2*9 were hallmarks of subsequent en a sprlnyboard, a fie:hUnK Rock- 122 .143 of Taman Coopar, Gappy Ricks, tries in tha Eaatsm and American Hanna n o 314 Seven year- veterans in the Na Philadelphia Dec. 1 (JP>—With By PAT BOLDUC Other rushing leaders iacludadw tosses and oompieUag tsro fdr 96 vUle High team edged Gilbert | Fat Jtnkina and Casay Holt, tha Leagues. When Manchester won tfflA A ll_ A A ass ■mlsMajasel '«m «*sIm A«st A BdadMM <■ ■•rkvlll* («:> ’Totals .... tional Basketball Assn., all with the National Football League aea- Records (ton't Uc! Bnhancing hia Little AU-Amerioa Gay Salvuccl yards sad a aeora.' High of Winsted last night 42-41 i r. pts. M8 ,120 xSlS 1554 baardad Houaa of David with Jim the American League in 1958, it although ha only played three Also in tha Army, dsesgUv Jda 041 0 81. nridset'a (1) the Rochester Royals, are the two my Woods, and tha Phlladalphia ■on moving down the home poaltion aa perhaps tha beat half In a heart-etopplng thriller. i * ...... '• Howe ...... 13« 114 ^19 waa the amalleat town In the his games with the locals. Tha cunning Orone ranksd saoead ta Bittsa A near capacity crowd of 500!M„"r V LucaSx...... ion as 270 Bobs. Davies and Wanzer. Both Colorad Giants with Jackie Beth- tory of the league toi win the stretch, Norm Van Brocklln of the back aver to perform with a Man- •x-AIC halfback averaged an eye court In tha p«M8 ca tc h liy dspart- O N rm \...... llx 103 arda in a starring role, have ap- cheering fans sat in on the contest pripontr. c ...... n MacNaaly...... 3.12 will appear here Friday night with honor. Manchester, in iU flnal Loe Angeles *Rama maintained his cheetar alevcn, hustling Joey Bet catching 8.6 yards In his 31 car- ment Tha ax-BridgsperC DMvsr- 131 9.1 .123 peardid nere many tim et in the American League saaaon, had the *t the Sykes Gym. It was. the Srtfot-ir' a 1 McCarthy x .... 99 120 .158 the big leaguers in ah exhibition passing leadership in statistics re VOU W OtiT tencourt walked away with offan- riaa, good for 266 yards. H e also ■Ity and grahbad 84 acflali Her BM opening game for both teams. s. KupremchraWi, a ...... it game against Han:llton Standard pan. The aforementioned clubs amalleat home seating armnge- ad a TD arid that came against yards sad tve touchdoarlM. B m a Totala ...... X. 531 STS 516 1623 •wart the top names in the pro leased today. ISIND ■ •iva honors this past fall whila Gary Staler'w as the man of'Caihoun. g ...... — j X Won Rollotr' at the State A.rr.iory. Game time mant and the biggest payroll and stubborn West Hertford Spar other recelvera coUaberatad far 80 gams two decades ago. the result was an unhappy andiug. Cleveland'a Otto Graham, de N m t Its/ starring with tha auccesafUl M er tans. Manchester w<» the game 6 the hour scoring the game winning. Touia ■.. 1M7 43 is 9 o'clock With a preliminary fending champion in the passing r catebea aaiouatiBg ta 889 gdria basket on % perfect execuUon oI a I starting a t 7:.'’.0. Since 1945, when profeaalonal DespiU winning tha championship, 'TH E TO P chants' football team. The format to 0. In nine tuta, fuUback Ricco sad oaa TD. Neill .... depeutment, moved up from fifth &ROUND” “tap plaj'.’* With 59 seconds re-: . 99 187 Five times in *he sevep years basketball was revived In Man sponsors wound up In the rad. llttla UConn acatbsck paced tha Pstrillo ran for 264 yards and a Caretie raakad third la Hw Croaby ., 94 to second. Van BrocUin now has CrAlSiHOr xcaintng, Captain Eddie Moser had jminn.' r Lealle . . . *7 1M the NBA has been in exifetence, chester with crack teams ia the Fran this wriUr’a view, Man 5.0 average In 53 endeavors. Di •Gortag parade w ith Ms 99 pOBiU ...SI \— 91 172 Enatem Laagua and )ater the chester la ready once again to go an average gain ot 10.34 yards ^ T A T ttm e S semi-pros In ground offense, aeor* tied the score at 40-all, \4’lth a neat Bu«n»ki. t McComb . lOR liY 102 319 Davies and W?nzer have each nade ing end pass receiving. minutive PretsAl Jscobe managed aad Jacobs followed sru 89 McL^llan. f Sheckel .. . . 104 American LeagiM, this City of Vil through the cycle of independent with 124 completions out of 229 ...O P w n » layup from the left aide. As Gil 104' 30R the All-Star tear.. The pair, alopg 817 yarda in 47 carries for a 4.4 markers. Other poiat-gsttSM Bh PaiiUrn. c . Saarl . . . .. M l a i 292 lage entarm has had iU share of passes attempted and h. with Arnie Risen, vâs nam ^ to ball. Hia lUc Senior League, once talented array ot swift backs, Bet average, and Frank Barry aveiS eluded guard Irv Rusaall T {Idl Totala . 47.1 Kll top hardwood attractinna. Now one of the most powerful in the for 11 touchdowna Graham has R E C E ivfS ^ aged 8.6 yarda In 85 carries, good >nn Businskl, Gilbert's most con 475 'SS the All-*We8t '.earn last yqar for that the pay-for-play league com- connected with 121 ‘out of 207 and tencourt carried the ball 69 timaa extra poiaU), Btaa OrlBla 9, sistent foul shooter, was fouled. He Ahnlom ($: the annual Ml-Str.r gaipe. sUU, is now merely a house for 64 yards. Seven other Manches Totala tS 11-38 41 ‘•'•It ...... 77 petlti(m has died out again, pro the eame number of touchdowns. for 478 yards and an Imposing Bcelaa 6. Barry 9, BoMjr JOiatea connected on one to put the Yel Scorr at half tlm*. 34-33 Rilbrrt. ruit ...... 9.! 94 284^ Small A t 6-1 league. Even If the fans wanted to average of 6.9 yarda par carry. Ha ter backs combined for 50' yarda . Scott aad Josgr O osgw sa I. . m n7 i n : m t moters are anxious to bring in 'watch this t]rpa action they Graham has one more game and a 1.6 averagt in 38 ball carry 6 1 lowjacketa ahead, 41-40, with 30 Knitoil- mRn - .. 97 99 UN m 1 , Wanzer (tnd Ds.'vtes are both repeated aa the squad’s aeoring Last but apt least, ao aaeaaaa- Mo«l#r .. . . R6 n o high-level road attractions. couldn’t because the Y seating ar than Van Brocklln to play in the ing attempts. seconds remaining and Rockville ry Remkiewicz led all scorers with HHIer .. loa 299 > ,(k>nsldered small men in the league regular NFL season—a' poatpon^*' pace-setter with 61 points. Ha w m ful football taaai la without Its da- lUndiCRp . inn 1»‘2 ion .302? of ' Giants.. Each stands )>ut one rangement is big enough only to ^ Salvuccl, passing star Don was with its bade against the wall. 15 points. .. 28 24 29 M l Tha first big league basketball handle a women’s tea party. contest involving Cleveland ajid on the receiving end of only 18 Scott paruetpatsd in but three faaalva stalwarts aad In the ensuing seconds, a loose Play WIiMm Friday Totalii .. in<;h over six feet. Botli, are prod team ever to come into Manches- Detroit, now scheduled Dec. 19 aeriala but he made therti count for chaaU had saveraL A ___ . 490 b03 1556 ' ucts of Seton Hall CTollege. Wanscr . . B u r 424 yarda and seven touchdoWna. games with ths MerchanU but still ball resulted in a Gilbert player Rockville meets Woodrow Wil Ur la scheduled to display Ita The biggest drawback for Inde. Third spot among the NFL pass managed to capture laurels in ths waa kspt by statistician ____ b a 1 a g stunned momentarily, son of Middletown Friday night at North Methodist No. I led the Royals in Koring last year ers is held down by Tom Dutenskl SOMEHOW He ran for th rte TD’a whiles Mck- Ma thlaaon oa aU tacklaa aiada by wares htre Friday night. The pendent* ball, on a top scale, it WHEN IT passing department The former causing the officials to call a time Sykes Gym. It will be the Valley Nf'wmRn 105 130 ,100 325 with a 13.3 ]'>er game aiero^r. RocliesUr Royals of the National of Detroit with (Ui average/gain of ing one extra point. Joey alao com local players, aad Marldsa'9 asa- Brown ... 116 67 lack of facilittas. The Armory, COMB^TO VlUanova and Quantieo Marlnaa’ o u t B League opener for both quintets. Nark ...... 412 .11,5 Davies canned 12.3 talliea per Basketball Assn., wiU be in our 7.94. His teammate, B obw I-ayne, pleted three of seven passes for 61 dsroua Dick Maalar pravad tfea . 70 I2:i 106 399 08'ting for the 15th best average in which la the only building where NABB iN ^ yards and a acore. quarterback passed for 486 yards Set Up Flay Wilson is reported to have a vet rhandipf 66 n i 1"2I 320 fair town to play Hamilton Stand- any kind of a crowd can be ac- is fourth with 9.92. and seven touchdowna while com- Maixihaata laadlag dafaastea aar- When time resumed and with eran squad returning and will be Chapprll 9.1 i»4 109 3.16 the circuit. Wanzer ranked 10th. ard's crack Dusty Leagus Uam in A c e u a A L Windham's brilUant TlUy Du- fonasr. EMch took part in all 72 league cbmmodated, is limited to only 10 TD T05if...O P boas, in hU first year aa a aaml- pleUng 17 of hla 48 toaaea. How only M seconds remaining. Coach out to improve its eighth place fln- Totala an exhibition. Art Pongratx, local 1,415, under state fire law*- ‘Hiere Phlladclphia’a Adr^n Burk has A fuUbadc with ths ItMlisa ish in the league last year...... 472 575 648 1595 games last year. PICKIH& UP pro, ran a close second to Betten would tha. Merchants have farad if John Oanavari called for the game 8t. Mary'a II) p ^ o U r, la handling all details. are less than 1 ,200, blaacher seats. thrown 19 touchdown pasaes with they had tha aarvleea of Salvuccl Knlghta last year, Plalnville, which tied for second Nolaon Supplying the opposition for the A VITAL court Tha Windham Flash aver- creditad with 80 aoli winning play. Moser was the key Clifford ...... l-l* 11.5 li« .158 The appearance of the Royals will Hie Armory rental'is sky high but Charley Conerly oy the New York and Scott through tha antira solo tacklaa twa .man. He had to get the Jump and place last year, comes to Rock ...... I ll 89 92 292 Royals will be the best Dusty mark the first NBA non-loop at ...O S WINNlHOr' «ed 6.5 yarda per carry, netting 89 mora thaa _ _ _ Bloodfood ...... 84 85 72 241 League basketball team In Con it’s a case of gattlng up tha green- Giants second a t A BALL SAMB. 4o8 yards in 63 attem pts. Parfonn- achaduloT ' it he did. The likeable captain ville next Tuesday. A 7 p. m. pre-' Hanaf»n ...... 87 J14 IlIV .111 traction in a aeries to play here backi i* you want to use the build Joa Perry of San Francisco Moaka aad B airy. both BahdtfMr lim precedes all games. Walthrr ,, ...... 114 i n 103 328 necticut, alUiough Pratt and thia season. Ing at all four backfield poritkma. the ball to Johnny Del ,S«»S-a*S4;S Whitney followers n ry dispute this ing. ’Riere arc no abort cuts or 49ers is well way to a euc- w ith 81. othar ataadouts aad Ifealr Totala . . . Manchester basketball fans, who Tilly paaasd for 200 yatte and In seven eontasta. Hartford's PontA liê forward position, who ...... *34 614 * 482 w S Claim. Hamilton, coached by baigaln ratea. cessful defe: of his NFL ball three touchdowns while eomi^t- number ef taeklea laehidad Baa- blindly Sjmed the ball over Us Navy's George Welsh, whose quarterbacking was a key factor In want to see aoma of the beat baa- Fridky night, if Manchaator had carrying Rors. Perry has gained Frank Scelsa completed 11 of 41 backar Bal Dsdeaa 96, ToMi VBi- LaStarza, Norkus Navy's defeat of Army .(Nov. 27). was designated "Back of the Week” a „ . Baha’i 1C) Charlie Muzlkevik, former'VOOnn ketbsll playsra in tha world, won’t a Bite to etage a game where at 870 «.*ds/an l35 attempts for a Ing 14 ot his 31 'tosses. Bis 46 aeriala for 160 yarda and ana TD. oak 86, Jehaaim 81. P otm ia 88. bead to Btniger streaking for 8. flrxyb ...... 92 145 and Manchester pro perfoimer, 3 points waa second to tetteneourt basket 8taigaR)—crown. Carter loM fights, then cams b*Kk afeCurry . 293 Rhode Island at Connecticut, Conch Tufle Marflk>n''ijf Quinni- past month brought about a Punting Leaders with 14 markers, in addition to Moses (No Clinch) Ward of De Jianded Franlcle Albert” today by via one of the usual stopi'ing 128 363 S t o r r s . New York (NEA) —Blaaing(^ luldn’t be faulted The records back that up. Oer to stiffen the same guy ta a ntora points — Wyoming Seminary in piac is highly optimistic because wholesale reshuffling of the posi Horace GiUom of Cleveland tooi: playing a tremendous game off the troit, another middleweight who coach. Totata ... Amherst at Yale, New Haven. winning atraake- by tha'Detroit against the ânts, aa it held New Already Make Chaises ter, certainly the atrangeat cham lucratlva ramatch. But tha mora Pennsylvania...... 519 534 470 1523 of several highly promising fresh tions of boxing contenders in the over top spot among the punters, boards, battling Gilbert's 6-7 A1 counts more on punching power lU never knew what Frankie Qulnnlpiac at Hillye);. Hartford, Llona and Cleveland Browns York to e^yarda and permitted avsrsglng 43.5 yards, Pittsburgh’s pion of any kind ws’vs had. has a cynical paopla ii. sports ara rssdy field. 868. Miami. labsA Blfly PuUaen. Paulsen failed to score a was gojng to do,” Erdelatz said, The son of Tliomas Welsh, elec men to help Porky Vieira and a a touchd(»m only on a 48-yard than footwork skill. That fight fWafk NrlliadUt 1 (|) Alumni at Bridgeport, Bridge- veteran crew that won 16 of 23 latest Ring Magazine ratings. Pat Brady, tied last west wi’.’i history of land-lsaas dealings to dsclara Aadrada, Ryf f or Dupaa Kilgore, 194H. 1 89. point, but did cause Rockville also ia scheduled for 10 rounds. "and he iota of guts." This Is trician for a coal company i.-ho Perkins 100 .300 port. wreckad National Football Laague punt runl^k by Herb Johnson, New Yoifk, Dec. 1 (F)—^Note to.ôf them won more games than which sasm to make it mandatory obamp tha moment the match la ^ Beattie. Bddia------C a t t n a , MK himself played semi-pro footba'.l, M erc-r 69 63 94 * last season. Hlllyer also appears In the lightweight dlvieion, ex- races which promised blanket New York’s Tom Landry, is sec much-concern off the boards. IMank the reacon Iqr the parallel with the Richmond 90 ^ Alumni at Danbury Slate Teach- while the Browns gained 338. irate alumni; "Dcloea you fire the Uiey lost during the 1W4 season. for thU grim-facsd New Yorker to made. SaattlA mfipolatad MUnaa ■ » Welsh waiited to get to Annapolis 98 87 to ^ a Btrdng contender for small champion Jimmy Carter regained flnlehes. ond this week with an average of Only five of the new coaches, did aided the local cause with some Steha Walsh has won the Na former great xif Stanford and the Broun .99 ion 115 314 , ers, Danbury. Three Field Oeetia 43.2 yarda. Landry, at 42.7, dropped coach because‘j'ntir team didn’t ba 135-poimd boae only half of the Andrade, the Compton, CsHf., aatt GhieagA 9. Sne rebounding of his own. professional SaitN^rancisco 49erl. so intensely that he "started writ Andrrson college honors, with a team built the 135-pound title for the second The Lions, who made it five better than their predecasaora time. tional AAU Senior Women's Pen — 214.| Coach Hugh Gtêr's New Eng- around Tom Driscoll, 6-6 center. time by whip ing Paddy De Marco. 111/ Giants’ defense, despite to fourth in 1"ack of Van Brocklln win, take a look 'hl( what hap Comet, has been ateadtly er- D etroit—AIHa Oraoik. 896, Da- Rockville made it a clean sweep "Welsh not only -i* a good play ing letters as a aoi.homore In high Totals straight on Thanksgi'ving Day, Cleveland yardage, grimly fought while e^ven had worse records. tathlon championship ilva con- school.'' „ ...... 472 486 511 1469 icham pions A ill b e w a t c h e d Despite the loss of Alvin Clln- De Marco was given the No. 1 con clinched a tla In the Western Con a t 42.9. pened to .the other giiye. Ha lets aomebody elae sport it ing the experience needed for a winning the JV contest 44-31. Lar- aecutiva years. er, but he has the rbspect of the rammaaliv BapMt (31 I carefully up at Storra for clues as ow scores to. keep it close into the Herb Johnson of New York leads Four major coUagaa'î, already Murray Warmath produced the rest of the time—until a rt' tula shot. Digiaa, young and sacsT* He was always a good passer, Yscono 105 « scales. University of Bridgeport tender's berth that Carter held. ference when San Franeiaco and other players." ErdcHtz said. ftiiroyflllroy ...... ]09 |flt7 63 **96'ioj! to what to cxpcLi,expect iniathis season,season. The m e ird period. The Browns had to the punt returners )vith a 13.3 are looking for new coacliba with winner At Minnesota, finishing with match cMnes about. Hie lest v4C' strong, b u bs«$ making sMdts "WTien he calls’a play, th^know but with the introduction of the show signs of being represented by Argentina's Pascual Perez won Lot Angelas lost three days latar. ke three field goala of 18, 10 and Ballard ...... 97 n j go 2911 Huskies won 23 of 26 during' the a veteran team. the fljrivxight championship from average, with Jack 'Christl^sen, the 1954 ^season not yet over.^.gnd seven victories and two defeats, tim, Padd,' DeMarco, Is an lUuS' out of No# Oriaanai Ryff, a New it's right. For example takbxthe split T formation at Navy there The Browne, by beating ,thi 38 yards by L«u Groza, with inla Van, and. one to go. He took a shot ar he couM take the' pounding that too strongly among the schools in came the No. 1 contender and Leo straight, took a two-game With fourth down and one to go For the second straight week. Iôoked Good ta March 147, Maxleo City, and H iiplil ------I that mark with a veteran squad. its dess. Bill Reynolds i t Cleveland, led the ing around innan's first Notre Dame team Back In March, TV fans will re win over Dupaa. it," Erdelatz said.' 'gpea with the Job ot quarterback Totals 493 497 472 1462 Espinosa of the Philippines who the E astern - Conference ;tirith on the Giants’ four and two min Jones, 145H, Detroit Dnw. ]9l in 'tjm t orfqnse. had been first was dropped to sec three to go. list In kickoff letcu-ns with a 30.5 At I*lttsburgh, JRed Dawson, has*'i^n eight games and lost one member, DeMarco looked Uke a All could make an accsptahla Credits Hla Mates utes remaining in the half. Coach average. Les Gobte, of the (jJhicago who had to give up coaching in —to Puiûe—with one mors to go. JUchraond, Oallf--Art Baa- HIsNêrforipance this season. In Kmaeeel Lelkrrae il) ond with unbeaten Dal Dower of Third Straight Brown unaccountably failed to fine fighter aa he thoroughly fight against Osrtar^-^ fliat ponL 188. Oakland, OsUf. B B rnt* Welsh's roactioa . to the latest Benxon ...... m jo2 Cardinals, la second a t 30.4. mid-season because of his health, Ex-pro Biuton Collier lost his whipped Garter and gained the time around, of courpa. ' honor was "5Iy gosh.” running''V the option play was Guetermn ...... ijo 83 90 Wales third. The Browns, therefpte, . are kick the field goal which would Ramon carrino) 1|9, OaMaSTA^ Several Eyd-Opening Deals ractlcally a cinch .to/face the The cards’ I'k k Lane has pulled after losing three games, turned first two ^g^jnss as Kentucky title. Then the rematch finally ap Beally Gala OskiR ^ But he quickly gave credit to hla capped bjK,* g»ojl show against E. Anderson ...... 109 85 9,1 Other shifts in the lightweight have made it 16-0 and protected In his resignation later to enter coach, then w q seven ot the next Army, wherV^ he ^ Id along the A AnderMn...... H3 * 104 division saw undefeated Frankie ions for the third straght year. in eight enep-.y posses, one more 6 peared and history repeated itself. other running hiates. "There are CurlRon E •gainst two touchdowns. than Detroit's Jim David. private business. Athletic Direc eight Darrell Royal, Warmath’s But then you have tha ramat line- either pitching tp a trailing ,68 65 9$ 272 Ryfl of New York advance to fifth Tha Liona twice beaVthe Browns "I was kicking myself for not competent, atialght-backed That's where Ositar teeXif gsta some other backs on thd Navy halfbaci: or carrying himself off in the playoff, n -l/g n A 17-16. tor Tom Hamilton, who took over successor at MiaslsM^ SUte had squad who dese;-ved it more Ihnn I, Totala ... . 511 4.31 4M 1430 Likely di Minor Meeting place as a result of Art Persley's taking that clincher,” explained Carter stalked hiS man, punched folng. Ha la probaWy giaiUast tackle. “ Tha Liona won ^ght of nine to the Job, had a. 4-2 record for the a 6*4 season. sharply biaide DeMarco’s wide fia9M « 89. B ast includirg John Weaver. Bob Craig No. i (Si TKO loss to Wallace (Bud) Smith. Brown. "I Just got to be a big man remainder of the season and “ramatch A ^tsr” la tha (mert'a ouitaa (Oouuwrio^ . There also hed beeii bqmevdoubt Carlin ... .. XN llNl 103 291 Persley; of Red (Trosa, Lsu, was gain the chanc^ to become the at that point. The players were Nearly Matched •waepa, then lacad to tha body and history. and Joe Gattuso.” the 165-pounder ... . ia i 102 Hpualon, (A^—Don't letj "We are not looking for Juat Cruisers Garuer hasn’t yet said definitely whether as to his defense ability bu* l&de- Ac^to 111 316 demoted from fifth to sixth. first team fveô hold the league pleading to let them go for It. I Cut Brenmm didn’t matcllf set up a last-round TKO. Carter from Coaldale, Pa., said. ..io n >»3 134 ' 317 that itsy-bitsy Frankie Baumholtz another pitcher." Leo said. “We he'll continue to coach. In a maeting' of tnURwUonal Backvmo 48, latz sa'/s now "I don't worrj^îh^n Pagan! ... . 107 n x X4 309 I Davis Top Contender championship /th r e e years run blew the right decision.” Leahy’a nine victortea and onAxtieon*x|te waa all fighter in thia return, and Modesty is one thing Welsh has. Low Man 99 Initial Triumph lacreaalng PipaaUre bosrtng eommtsslonani in Liondak 41 Another thing ia perseverance. they throw a puss in his direction.'’ 99 99 297 deal fool you. This minor league . ^*, "******’^ give ','4> plenty for Featherweight Teddy (Red Top) ning. 'Die Browns made the down, but In 1953, Collier waa behind1 Be"Beic. heha appeared Uto be aa fine a place Haw Yorh’s Bob ChitsAanbarry af- And his abilities aren’t confln^ —_ The BroWna had to make a Laveme (Kip) Taylor resigned Bryant’s 7-2-1 a t Kentucky:y and machinary,; As a. sophomore last year he Totaft , . . 503 607 536 1545 co„v...u»».W| r r Da via, of Hartford, (Tonn.., out Billy Reynolds fumbled to lose the X pound for pound, as fsred a rsaohitloh that no title to foot')all. He pla;.-a a good short ' apactaculM comeback after drop- chance. at Oregon State after a 1-8 aea- Royal didn’t equal Warmath'ia 5-8-3 wAhave in the tha bualncea today. broke , in as a starter late in the itbe Incubator for a numW of; Simmons. We'ce after another pointed Percy Bassett of Phila Standing son because of “apparent incresM- match should have a rahn-hoot Frank Botvy af Dm stop on the Navy baseball team. IlFrBR iti tfing twor ot the first three. They The Giants couldn’t take advan Team W L Pet. record for Misaieatppl State.1. w^tclaase, itclaased DeMarco from the season, supplanting Weaver at WiiPk...... XX eye-opening major league pW er ■ starter to go with Johnny Anton- delphia and exchangeil poaitions. ing pressure in the football pro clausa ia tha contract BuUats was the trat flapar the qaarterback spot. Then early . 107 XI 276 Davis becoming top contender and lost, K~27, Co Pittsburgh Just be- tage of Brownts generosity mainly rhlefa 1...... 2 • 1 .750 Besides, Warmath, the coaches fifth rb )^ on end aa he chased Tou have the certain knowMge that no gift C. Hampton ...... 85 90 76 251 tr ^ e s . ^ X elll, Ruben Gomes and Sal Maglie.” zunchlng thsir streak, gram.” And BU] Young quit aa the chahimon-oa-a-Iate around That hwd yell you Juat heard aeon 800 polats la tha i I £ a .9 this year after Dick Echard took Lor#nt#‘rX ...... 103 112 li>7 322 Bassett the No. 2 man. because Chuck Conerly, quarter Engines ...... 3 1 .750 who improved on the 1963 iscords Heisnian Trophy Hansen .. Eveiy big league manager herb^. The five minor league- of A ig ths Giants, Paul Brown head coach and athletic director the ring, hestaught up, once more earns from carter and Xetehuas. the Job from Welsh while he w u . 116 1.39 93 31X Heavyivelght Jimmy Slade, who back, waa hurt at the sixth min- Cruisers •ssssessesl 3 .250 at Furman (5-5) although hia for their schools were Vince Dl could ba liner to give or revive! For hero are H. Hamptpa^^,,,, . 114 100 119 ,333 Is talking trade-and not Just to ûislficatton and upwards drafted prkiaad tha Bro'wns’ defensive Francesca at Iowa Stats. Earl Ed the question uLfaiis have asked: out with an injury, the little Penn! make conversation There lan’t » . 31^1ayert for $123,750 which Indi- was drubbed by Floyd Patterson, ute of the game. Bob Clatterbuck, Ladders •••■••■•ssl 3 .250 te$un won both its Southern Con toft, luxurious woolens tlUt will retain their sylvanian oiur.e back to win his Totala ...... 526 499 476 1490 pfatoon. Ha even absolved the inexperienced rookie, waa not an wards at North OareUna Stats, “How does th6h.^y managa to To Alan Amechc alngle club that doesn t have a t . catefix an exceptionally low draft fourth ranking light heavyweight /uefendera o t the 55"-point game. ference games. lose ae many fight starting assigrment again. _ “ Ml. 4amrs it} least one or two outstanding; The Class B and C Uagiies were contender, fell from fifth to eighth acceptable substitute. The Criiisers moved into the Yesterday Tulsa’e Heaii Coach Andy PUnsy at Tulane and Skip lasting beauty for years and years on end. Zboray ...... 1.31 100 X37 "That waa against the attack," Slow Whistle HnrU winning column last night down Stahley at Idaho. In the flret three Answer ta The crucial play mentioned by Gagnon ...... «. weaknesses and the boys, are try . gchedulftiL to conclude the draft among the big boys. In another Befnie Witucki and hla foiir-man N>w York, Dec. 1 (A«)--Alan J Lqpacrhino...... XX 101 27X he objected. 'TnCercepted pasaes, Conerly was hurt chiefly because ing the Ladders 37-15 In the Police cases the improvement eras hardly Willie Ketchum, wtx/'lp hilled MacLaan of Duart, Erdelatz drew special praise from (The Horse) Ameche, the pile . . X3 79 253 ing to do something about It. ' sessions t^ y . Last year all the change there. England's Johnny -nmbacka of fumbles and that staff were paid In full and dia- as C srter's manager malni Hinrl^l ...... 92 v l l l 287 of one of those typical aloik pro A Firemen’s Midget Basketball missed. noticeable. experU who picked Welsh over driving fullback who sparked Wis N. Lupaerhino ...... 95 111 .302 Maybe there won’t be âny real; leagues (Jo^xto C picked’84 men Williams replaced Philadelphia's •tuff. Hi'e defense wasn’t to has an snr.’tr to thia ri06 Cummlng, Prince big tranc newa stemming from this ' for 6207,550. \ whistles which abet crawling, pll- League at the School Street gym. At this rate, the turnover may ' On the other hand, Steve Sebo Rice's Dick Moegle for the weekly consin's football team the past Dan Bucceronl In the 10th berth. blama.” ing on, roughness and injuries. vtaich was brought about back honor. Navy was leading 7-6 Totala ...... 467 ~507 4S9 >463 meeting. ThAt doesn’t mean none ’ '___1 Young Marty Marshall of De For the first time this year the be as great aa it Waa last season, had to sweat out Pennsylvania's Charlea and Black three years, will receive the 20th Will be made. The .announcement* Chuck, eaUng the ball, w’aa aa- green ihlrts played capable ball. ter’a losses to such as Johnny Cun at ihat point and went on to score He(sman Memorial Trophy at a troit cracked the list with a No. when about three dozen amall and first sU-Ioslng season and Chuck ningham, Lauro Salas, Eddie CIm - WOME.VH LKAfil E y not come until next week dur curely tackled by Don Colo, but Tony Morianos and Dick Sylvester large. colleges came up with new Watch Clans. All Pen- Its second touchdown after dinner here Dec. 9. Lekmaa'i Atlaatic (4) 10 rating among the light heavies. was hit twice more before ’the Mather had the same unpleasant ves, Anpand Savoie, A rt Arat.'oa Welshls sneak for the first down^ Pemberton ing-the major league sessiona In 1^ their tciun to victory, control coaches. Presumably the succes situation at Kansas. Ameche, yeaterday, was named McCarthy Cameras Al Andrews, of Superior, Wis., who BEPno TANKS AND whistle. He suffered pulled or tom ling bothJiftckboarda and acting aa and DeMarco. dleton-^yad, qnm and N. Outclassed Vann New York- The minors are a bit had been a weltens-eight, wa* sors to the losing coaches ai:e ex Adding them up. the 16 institu winner of the coveted trophy, an. Uhapman , touchy 'alôut the majorq hogging PLPOQED SEWERS , ligamenU of the right knee. playmakers. Bob Goehring caught “After some time wHh the In th^-Âr;ny game, Welsh ouf- nually preieiited to the nation’s Fotherflll , ranked 10th among the mlddli BIAOHINE CLEANED pected to do better, but It doesn’t tions, not all of wMch flr^ their tighter,” Willie says triumphantly, m V O lO woven frm the finest PIrkey .... the spotlight - at their aonventloh Jim Lee Howell, Giants’ coach. fire in the last half and scored 10 often happen. SHO clas.ied Anny's highly touted Pete cutstanding football player by the Lawyers 4 weights. AND INSTALLED raised Walt Michaels and Mike coaches for losing, won 65 games, T come up with the answer. He Vann by pairing, for three touch Topplnf .. ■ 96 83 179 so the big bbys may hold off any points for the winners.’ Records for 16 major colleges lost 76 and Ued 12 in 1953. During Pacific Northwest vir* Downtown Athletic Club. announcement Xi-nlesa a . leak MeKJNNEY BROS. £icCormack of the Browns for 'iTie team played well together, is an ti)-and-outcr by birth. That'a downs and r.inning for the other A poll of 1,318 sportawriters Totals 502 "Ira "478 r459 that changed (ioachea befpre the the past stas(m the same 16 won k-hy he loases so many fights." after setting It up i.*lth a pass. forces them to chhqge their plana. A last second hoop was the dlL Sewerage DIepoeal Co. their ertsa-cross pattern of bull passing the ball nicely and re past season show that only four g in WOOL and sportsmasters gave Ameche a '•*J elephant rushing through the mid bounding like demons. The losers 49, loet 1,7 and tied five. Carter, pertiape the most accom- Before last year's Ar.ny game sizable margin Over Howard Caa-' Bycholakl , . *7 102 ■ 94 • 283 . . Deal In Whrka ference between victory and defeat U 0-18i Pearl SL—BU-t-ASOS Benen.ki . . 87 M 82 264 Chicago's While Sox'are almost, dle. were in the game mntU late in the Erdelatz prophesied "He's going sady Of Ohio State. Ralph Gugliel- Wilhelm ... .98 93 JOO 291 for Herm’s (Tamers Shop aa they to be a plp--if we. can get a ball Simmons , certain to complete a ihaJi-sized Sport Chatter He agreed with Brown that third period when the Cruisers put ml of Notre Dame waa third and ,9 4 99 99 292 put down a stubborn Lawyers 45- Carlton Massey, rookie defensive cut the fire. Bob Hamill was high IP« club to go with htin." This year he ”aul Larsen of California fourth. Molumphy . 92 .'89; 101 282 trade with either Washingtop or Kansas City. Sox General Mana to 43 in the Businessmen's Basket end, had improved ednaiderabiy. man for' the Ladders with eight ToUls __ 458 478 *476 H l i DON ^C B , Moner Twilight ger Frank Lctie (]enled one th it ball League last night, at the East points. SAVE OP TO Involved Waahingtbh and such big league baaebtUl ^ tc h e r , baa been CralacN lit) MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY % , KawaiA'a LaaO.rapIaz (S) Side Rec. added to the fuiulty at Manches P. - R F. PU. MeBRIOE’S'SPORTS SPOT 1 S'**'” ...... 94 J'i2 103 299 names as Minnie Minoso, George CARTER'S Cubs, Complete 1 Sl>«!. rt i;.,...... 0 (M) 0 OP t Tedford ...... -.. 79 94 _ Kell, Ekidie Yo*t and Mickey Mc Behind 28 to 10 at the end of Jhe ter High. Dim/I s a graduate o' 0 Pompei, ft ...... 0 04) 0 Morton ...... ino 88 102 290 first half, the Lawyers scored 20 Teachers College in New Britain. 1 (Torhrinz. K , ...... s 00 10 F i l l r * l 6 l l 6 AT All IT tItl • FtaOT NUIUT lOWm X ...... !» **« 81 276 Dermott. But he aqd Manager 0 lT(K9u!dr. ir ...... 0 04) 0 0 « t 1 Crandall ...... 74 _ 97 j*i Chuck Dressen of the Senatora poinU. in the early minutes of the Trade of Kiner a Bonadl*)!. c ...... 2 0-2 4 , Spencer ...... i_ ,97 107 204 have another deal cooking that third period to make it a nip- BOBBl VINTON has been WORK CLOTHES (1 M«rt«no!. re 3 0^ € named n of - Jtencheeter. 1 ByJvutrr. Ig ...... ,..J 1-3 7 NOW IN STOGK...OOMPLETE LINE OF i 0 I Shorta . 75 90 111 276 rebounding. He tapped In five bas tripla championship squad.' by uquiring outfielder Galeard 0 Tuppor. rt ...... 0 IK) 0 GRANT PISTON RINGS ‘ Pound New York Yan’-ceea. ia reported ..8* 87 101 276 close to another swap with the kets to put his team ahead in the Wad* from the Indians’ Indian 1. Tombiry, If . 1 0-1 2 by G O O D /^ E A DAVE OOLAR and Jaclda Far-- 1 Suhlr. c ’.,...... 0 MARLIN MODEL 334 Ralph Klner deal. It came to light Herm'a while in the Â ^d half end of the 1953 season. TPU. Totala ... • ...... 498 485 490 1473 today that the (Tuba got more than ville High basketball games tor COMPLETE Montreal ...... ___15 7 3 33 CONTROL WITH MINIMUM DRAG AND BRAKE-IN TIME tOME IN AND I,jrr U.S MAKE A DEAL Tswa Matara (91 the Lnivyera acor«d/4a poinU to The Herald. Kiner went to Cleveland recent Toronto* ...... 10 6 6 26 Copeland ...... 72 97 90 259 Just money—$60,000—from the Herm a 17 points. ly for a wad of cash and a player ALSO NEW GUNS IN STOCK Cowlea .: ...... 106 76 91 r s Indiana for ■ Kiner. Pitcher Sam Detroit .. ■«••**••• 12 8 1 25 Holmea ,, ...... 92 87 90 269- Tonight will te d two games EBANK HARABURDA. who now to be named later. Wade ia the New •York ...... 4 . 20 ^-----COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE— . ' Nocker .. Jones, who reportedly waa sold by RADIATOR 8 10 ...... 98 131 96 325 scheduled w lth ê AU-SUrs ver- raises turkeya for a Uvlng. was player. Although it was not s: ;*- Boston ...... '6 9 5 17 a HEAD PLANCN'O TO PREVENT ANTI-FREEZE LEAKAGE CLOSEOUT ON I.0W Man ...... 64 91 89 264 (TIeveland to the Cuba, actually 8U8 the Dentists in the first game posed to be )-art of the eame' deal, waa part of the Klner tranaection. one of the men respciurtble for the Chicago ...... 3 14 5 11 a OVERHEAD VALVE JOBS a TOBIN ABF WBIST PIN JTT- ' Totala ...... 454 l i i " « * ][»2 «t 7:30.. while a t 5:30 the Lawyers annual Five Mile Turkey Day Road SERVICE the Cuba also had acquired Sam HUNTING BOOTS and JACKETS Now comes Wade, who batted .273 will tackle the league-leading Jonas, a lS-8 pitcher, from Indlan- TINO a VALVE SEATS INSEBIED a FBECISION BOBING OF leodqri at Indionapolia 'ast season. Race in Manchester. Frank was a HOCKEY AT A GLANCE CONNECTTNO RODS AND PISTONS. COME LV AND SAVE ■r.r LKACii'E Teachers. standout runner at Manchester apoUs at an eartlcr date. Tuesday’s Resulta MaHfard Baad (I) Chaaing Bavaal p M erai’a Caaaara 3 (Tie). lag else a Orlad crank skafts aa er off car. Montis 111 103 lOS chasing Dodger Vice President E. 9-2 ! Winter 0 Server, f ...... 2 back in 1927. Notra Dame in 1930, is a salesman Easters Laague th m T o a m l ARMY HOODS 113 101' 99 313 J. (Buszie) Bavasi, you’d think ? S' J'*'"*Wckh e ...... 9 • MPAOUNG m haaUm la TOYS Mad*^ 307 .104 n s 334 Brooklyn won the pennaiil in 1954 } Mnbaahan. .c ...... 0 for a ChUfomla drug supply firm. Baltimore 7, Worcester 4. . 1 Fratua. g ,V. ^ . 3 JM L ^ ENGLAND, sports writer DOESN'T 8TDCK P. mlaaaniss P'OR CHRISTMAS ToUU 546 542 534 1$22 instead of finLshir.i, second. Cincin 0 Davii, I ...^ with The Herald last summer, is $I3.9S 50c „ McCaaa'a (8) nati and Philadelf hta' have made • RfCORING TOUB DfQUnUBS , H a d * " ...... 100 102 137 339 offers for Jackie Robinson. The $ T o tals ...... » III* »*^*t*nt sports editor of C u th r le ...... ](M ]|4 i n oat Lawrar’s (ill the Omnectlcut Campus, dally iscksts $17.50 IRREGULAR ARGYLE SOCKS...... $1.00 l.amoureux ...... 102 116 IIS *23 Phils als(> want Carl Fiirillo and B. P. PU. Reg. $2.00 pair. — i « . Acelo ...... 132 99 ife '354 weekday pablicaUon of the Uni Junior Gilliam. The Dodgers bava ive .try Club Men n i 789 MAIN STREET ' S M olu m p h y ...... 133 100 l a 3*1 — Bob Cotton 148-354, Ronnie dSf PAIK STVHT MAM AN9 BOWtVABS 191 < Ceater Street—ToL MI-S-B747 ...... 100 u a 108 806 ;Eveo Leo Durocher, victoriouA for. tha S t Louis • Browns (1905 M m e 865, I ^ BmAer 366; Joe MBtAsrcENinsr. CLARKE MOTOR SALES JW rfle ld ...... l a 99 91 32* aaanagbr of the World Chain(iion and 1906) and for tha N.T. High- F oB aaky ...... ST IIT I* J(« c ^ a M ; Elks — Joe BUaonetU MARTPOBO lAST HARTfORO • n K H R R R f New York Giants, la after pitching landara UtOT), forenmnera of tha M l BROAD STREET B a-9-2011 help. John Baateu 355. O irie De- IRMUBI34 JAitain 14111 MIM ToUla M l U 578 1*H Tankaas. O antla 360 and Nick Amimioi; ggg. m . ' ♦ ) • ( ?/ i - ' ■; * - ^ ■ \ ■y ( i ■7

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■j BIANCHESTCT EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1^54 MANCmSTEB BVENiyO BSRAtD. MANCmESTER. D0)IN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1684 F A O M T B I im A o UmboMIm for Solo 1 Asto Rspslrtay—PsintlBK y CARNIVAL inr DICE TURNER Dogs—BIrda—Pets 4 Gardoa—P s m —D a ^ Roosui WitHiot B osri/ 59 Locations R« For Sals >72 L ^ a l N e t iM CAR BURN OIL? Rent 64 DeCdRMlER MOTORS CANARIES. Guarantead singers. Prodacto 50 LARGE - ATTRACnVE SOC LARGE rooms, oil buniar. hot If CHy Omed OUT OF DOORS with SAYS: ‘These fine car values AU colora. Alao tamaljte. MI. aultabla tor one or two a n i d e a l IdeafiM to t offices or water, atova and Frigidalra, com . SvniM hi Ibe Economy overhaul, most aD 94436. WBU. ROTTED cow.ihaBure. Pro CIW •( . . - isewtieet, aai are sure to please at the very cars. Paito and labor f49.95. tect your ahpiba and lawna now. Hot water, shower ^ i huatotsa to the ewiter of Man bination windows. Sacrifice. Own- kaewa as . best of terms.” MI. >7082. Leonard Gig'lo, BoltoU trance. Inquire 101 Oioalithut St. chester. One to 14>rooina avau- , er wants to reUre. Ml. >7218. "PaHca fVMiaet it*. I” No money down. $4.90 month TAKE A lovely Boxer in your boms < abit. Plenty of free raricing. Phone Sealed Mda will be received at the —on a share pupa baaia. one to a office ot the City Puicbaetiiic Agent. UO ^M iitftiSD ADVT. ly. All work guaranteed. U /S . No. 1 Green Mountama pota PLEASANT HEATED aingla bed M I. 8-8239 o r M I. S -fP " SIXfPUFIED Living to fins loca- Main Street, Hartford, ConaeciTcut. un famUy, without cate. Boxer Farm room, in private home, for ralU- Uon. Four rooms and bath on ftrrt 1949 WILLYS 6 CYL. at Vamon. Tel. RockvUlt >3318. toes. Biyan Bros, 179 ToUand til 18:00 noon. BBT, l i Droember. 19M. •A-U-C-T-I-0< " D m . HOURS STATION WAGON MOTOR SALE Turnpike. Phone MI. 9-7037. ble gentleman. Quiet neighbor SMALL HEATED store floor; apacloua aacond floor. Full at which time they will be miMIcly t : l l A. M. to 4:80 P. M. Ford, Chevrolet etc...... fl24J5 hood. MI. ‘>8188. street near Mato. Apply bwment with hot water heat opened, read, and recorded. No bid* A fine second car. c Only S1S5 WANTED—Home—on« a real farm will bo received alter said date and The Beagle t the Basset STATE ARMORY - - PLEASANT ST, WILLIMi Pontiac, OldamobUe, etc ..$174.95 J. HoU, 1(X» Mam St. XQ. (oU). Garage. Landscape lot, hbur. down. for handaome pair purs brad Coi FURNISHED ROOM, near Mam $rt.800. Madeline Smith, Realtor. AU bid papera. eoaeiatlnc M del No Money Down, $3.00'Weekly Ilea—on ahara the .pupa baaia Hotnehold Goods 61 Uon* of real eMale and ouUdliia of____ B y JOB 8TBTBON i DOPt CLOSING TIMB New Motor Guarantee. street. Gentleman pratoirad. IQ. XU. 9-1843 or > l i a . THURSDAY, DEO. 2 FRIDAY, DEO. 1 UTDRDAY, KtL# ' ®*‘” ' Vamon. Tel. Jtock 3 COMPLETE >2170. 9 Hasel St. MANCHESTER-Mam atreet by tbe dity, InttrucUon* to bidder*, bid D eg Editor SPJLBIURP arjISHAKP $tolFJI.a.agFJK fOR CLASSniED ADVT. 1961 MERCURY CLUB vUia >2318. schedule, and aelf-addreued envelop* ■* . -I MON. THRU PRL COLE MOTORS ROOMS OF BRAND NEW for rent. M I. 9-0144. AD 8-SlM. 108 HOLLISTER STREET. Imma to be used' in aubmlttlng said Md can COUPE FURNITURE BEAUTIFULLY furnished apaatous culate, four years old Ctep# Cod. be obtained at Division of Purchase* "It eomSa right down to that,” jRtpMfiM iwarcliBBdlDB Thiin^ afftmoM, Friday nfranniB wmi StiimbL 10:80 A. M. A very choice car in top flight 436 Center Street room with complata light house- SPACIOUS Frofesalonal office rooms, tile bath, fireplaca, full and Insurance, Ste^Maln Street, Hart CANARIES, PARAKBBtS tor sale. EVERYTHING suite, ground floor, Mato Street ford, Connecticut* ■aid Jack with finality. 'It’a eot- bc b b yy b r 8AlVRDATfA.ll. condition, fully equipped. All new MI-9-0980 ML >3841. ONLY 8488.28 keeping facUlUea avalUMa. WUl hatchway, atiorm wto- Tbs City reaartss Ihe right to Veject (km BMniiiif. Thb Is • bwtiUde A M . IvafytfciBf S b«6 M totlw white wall Urea too. Only $295 rent ataigle or douhlo. ChUdron a c location. Phone M l. 3-8900. aay or an M|ii It deemeddeemM to jh the ^ M tt tontau rabbit hunting I Want to BeauUfuI WeaUnghouae Electric “S***"*. *>rmera. nicely 9 BRAKE REUNB apecial. Moat all cepted (Umited). Central. Rsiumni- decorated. Liberal financing. Ex- Interest of tWe Oty. AU, PAPERS do and I want to shoot th*m to blMor. Thorofora, tliia Tphros yoN «■ opportoBity to loclk tMB t ovor bofMo ywrf Stomi OOOnEBMlON w a x down. Refrigerator FOUR ROOM Office auite, excel rURNISHBD BY THE PURCHASING cars, 812.85. T our choice o f lining. atua. M n . Doraay, 14 Areh St, elusive Schnicr Agency, AD AGENT MUST BE RETURNED' WITH front of a dog — not aaceasArily bMootkofli/- • - BE AmOBOAXBD No money down, $1 weekly. M e Live Stodt—Vîeles 42 Beautiful Bedroom Suite lent decor, complete faclUtlea, >3656. ' Beautiful Uving Room Suite street and rear parking, moder THE BID. to bag more game, biit to anjoy 1953 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN Motora, 488 Center. WB BUT OOW8 , ealvaa aad hsaf FURNISHED ROOM .'or eoiqUe .. City of Hartford. Conn., Beautiful Dmette Set or two gentleman. Ihquira 84 ate rental. MI. 9-1680 or MI. 8 ^ ROO; • By; N. B. HENSON. the dog work aa well ■■ the game D ia l M I-3-5121 Custom Ace model. Fully equip c ^ . Alao horaas. Piala B 8-8080. HOUSE on Packard PurchaSink Agent. ped and Just like new throughout Tat ML >7406. Beautiful "Da Luxe" Range High St. street, i hot air oil furnace. on the table." EASY ELEGTRIG ELEDTRIO Auto Driving School 7-A m odem "But I don’t know whatSsr to Color: Green. We sold it new and Instead of WeaUnghouae Electric TWO STORES near Main Straet. In exceUent con- always serviced this car. Only $895 Rafrigerator If You Prefer f u r n i s h e d noou *oe Ught dltion. Inclui oversize garage get a basset or a beagle," he add FRENGH FRYERS STEAM IRONS DRIVINO Instructions Iraot your Poultry and SappHea 43 housekeeping. Adults. Apply 10 Suitable tor small bualneM or of- ed. down. , Ruga, Lamps, Tables, Unolcum flcea. Heated. ML 9-1890, ML and four extrif Jots with fruit CHAIRS Loat aad PMmd home, Oual-coe.trol inaureo car. Depot Square, Apartment 4. trees, etc. Imma I can see how he might wonder DORXIEYEB. BURPEE, G. E.. sn x x . PBOCMMik. b r o a d BRBASTJBD drtxua tur< and a Few Other Artlelea >8094. ate occupancy. f \ atandard or automatic. CaS Itan- Phone owner. X a.^1822. a bit. So let’s look at the ad KJI. HOOVER. Bte. Ixnnnv-A pUc* wh«r« you can chastei Driving AcadamV. PL keys. Fresh froaen, 10 to 28 MONTHLY p a y m e n t s ROOM, TWIN Beito auttaMe for and 1963 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN pounds. Sebauh'a Turkey Farm, 117.83 STORE, GOOD Location for tailor, vantage and ditadvantagea of aaenrt a complete line of knlttinf : Aero ,Lark Sedan. Fully equip 2-7249, ToU fraa. one or two girls. Board opUenal. X(AN(3IB8TER—Nictâ-famUy du- each and it may be easier to make yane and acceaaorlea, .tamped 188 HUistdwn Road. Free storage until wanted. Free CentraUy located. MI. S-87a. ■hoemaker, beauty shop. Reason- ped and immaculate throughout able." -Inquire • X Wa‘ plex, $13,800. Six room ôm e, 3-car the choice. AUTOMATIC embroidery oettcni and AUTO DRIVINO' instnictitin from delivery. Frae aet up by our own falnut St. MI. fOfafe, $9966. Rural >four-room ()T-(ten dacisiona of th> U.S. Color: Dark green. We aold it new your home. Inaurad dual cootral raliable men. SINGLE. AND DouMe bedrooms. 9-8070. Adaptable Ta BM Wark TV SETS SETS OF DiSHEt _ . threade at Tour Tam and always .aervlced thia car. Only Articles For Ssle 4 1 ranch, $8900, Many mora llstinga Suprama (teurt ha overrulad by The baaset hound la mors adapt TOASTERS so Oettace St. Pbmio MI. car. Laraon Driving School. MI. NO PAYMENTS TO BANKS Business block. Hsated. PsMdng of aU kinds. The Ellsw o^ Mit- any govdmmental power? * 1345 down. 94078. OR FINANCE COMPANIES avallabis. See Mr. Keith, 118 N. OFFK3E SPACE for rent, month to able to bird work and te often EXIEBSON. ADMtUAU CHAIN DRIVE tricycle, *Jso regu month, $80. Includes telephone ten Agency, Realtors. XP. >m 0- A.—No. Daciaioni, however, can O. B.. UNIVERSAL, t lar tricycle, boy’e 24” bicycle. Phone Me Immediately Main St. ' used on ‘ pheasants and ê v a n 0 m t s 4 CBOSLET, answering aarvice, building direc ha sat aside by amendment of the grouse aa a flushing dog with suc DOBBfEYBB, ate. GOTLERYaai ItHJlfD—A place where yen can 1953 WILLYS 4-WHEEL B oy's O ilp i twaad coat, ate# 12, HARTFORD (H-7-0S58 45 NORXIAN F t . Six room __ ConaUtuUon. TELEKINO, Etc. bay Bemat and H ofa Tama and Motorgyeles— Bicycles 1 1 ONE OR two furniahed toqma tor tory llsttog. receptionist service, cess. Ths breed hae oocational legs that cannot push the rabbit so also brown coat, aisa 8. MI. AFTER 7 P: M. (31-8-4890 lights and cleaning. Acme Busi- oil steam heat, ameaite drive i •aaan Bates Knlttinc aeceaaoriea. DRIVE UNIVERSAL JEEP >N1S before 2:10 , two with light bouaakaapUg. fa- garage. Nice lot. Shown h ------V natural retrievers, whirii te un fast that it will go to ground.' OARVIIN SETS PRE-1328. lorat? Baaaet voices era deeper and Bt TeL MI. M S^. ROXAL AND Smlth-Obrana port portaUon, I’ll send my aiito for Jt la important that the dog bs ELEGTRIG top, aeata, large heater, draw bar. cyclea at the low price and top •wjww*e*p*£i aWo site atandard typawritm R(X)M IN respectable .home t h r e e t e n e m e n t Houae, 44 A—A male horea hu 80; a fa- more melodioua. in' keeping with . TABLE quality. 20” —885.96 ; 24"—$87.95; you: No obligation. two genUemen. Paridng. ma)a uaually haa 38. ■< J i»;ve tongue with enthu Cannot be told from brand new. •41 AU makas o f marhlnsa and 6 rooms. Steam heat and hot their greater rise and thia brings siasm and bs able to work out tbe PORTABLE ybuND—Lady's bracelet. CaQ at Only $395 down. 28"—$39.98. Each aale ^ k e d Litton to this BminuM«Mii______A—L—B—E—R—T— 8 8-8809. Snburban F6r Rent 66 air furaacas, three'car garage. up the matter of greater aiaa — REFRIGERATORS I liko s hot Nek aold or roatod. Ropalro on aU 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD checks prd'periy end keep the Iwm- FLOOR UMFS piam iey'a 8 Un«, 780 Main St. with double guarantee. Depoeit makaa. MarIow*A P rice $18,900. x n . >1854. y ia the Antarctic Ocean ■omsthlng to consider in terms of f. will hold it 'til Christmaa. Don’t " M l t h s d n s R S . d e n * t HEATED ROOM on West Side. ROCKVILLE^ 34 Grove St., Hill ny moving Just enough so that it HOTPOINT, NOBOB TYFEWRITERS ANTIQUES bought, aold. Fural- aide House. Two room furnished, no lontor shown on maps? fsedlng, housing and transporta royal, UNDBBWOOOk I/NTT—Black leather motorcycle 1949 MERCURY 4-DR. miss out—order now. Manchester MANCHESTER— Bargain. Canter, Private famUy. Paricing. TeL MX, 97 PROSPECrr ST. —Outstanding A—Bteause the Antarctic la tion. Viill take a liA'e and then sit and ADMIRAL Jacket. Return to T.M.C.A. No C ycle Shop. M l. 9-2098. tufa, glass, china, pewter, prints, 9-8882. apartmant with private bath. In ly beautiful six room' (telonial. listen—circling its home thickets SBOTH-OOBONK SPORT SEDAN 721 Main St., ia going out at busi books, stamps, coins. Jewelry, quire first floor, Apt. 9. really areontlnent, not an ocean. Another disadvantage of the n HASSOOKS dtieeUons asked. MI. 0-7USS. Fidly equipped Including over ness. Store for rant, fixtures for Sun porch, fireplace, ameaite Early axplorera were led into liaaset is encountered in deep snow, again and again, thus offering op- REBUILT Tricycles and bicyclea. Boildingu-Controcting 14 BonA—Stocks— guns. Bailey's Antiques, 882 drive, two-car garage. Aluminum po-'-’nitles for the gun. LOST THAT aatlafied feelins U drive. A fine car in good condi aale. Men’a dothing, furnishings Mam SL MI 8-5003. NICE, PLEASANT room, bath, making this qroor by the fact that where the beagle, too, la handi 2 f Good aa new for half price at 48 and shoes being ad d at 80 or 80 windows, lot 93 X 250, Asking If the rabbit ia a doa carrytog GAB AN D OBL haven't triad dlniiv at the tion. Only $195 down. Laka Straet extenaion, M mUe CABllfBT MABINO-Wi « Mortgagts $ 1 continuous hot water. Living room Wanted To Rent 68 the-AA tare tic lUnent is eovarad capped, but where a leggy l>inch cants on the dollar. Chroma privileges. .18 Russell St. MI. $17,800. The H E K Agency, E x with snow and dog will be able to go much better young, or if it is sick, it wUl go RICORD PLAYIRS ^ Roaamont Restaurant, Route SS, north o f *010 Hiree J’a Reataur- a ll types o f carpentry arc WE8TINGHOUSE 14" table model clusive Agents. Xa. 3-6539, 9-8838. CARPETS breakfast aate, mattraasas. Holly T.V. with new picture tube, $80. 2-6422. WANTED—Two bedroom furnished than a baaaet. Sometimes, too, a to ground aarly. If it is pushed too •xt, 7^x9, 9x12, OONOINATION Bolton, RecepUons, banquets, or* ant in Btdton. M I. 9-4698. modeling, altaraucns. ate. apartment, vicinity of Washington hard, this will happen, too. A ra> ganisaUan dianors Invited. For TRANSPORTATION worfcma^p, and raaaciiable wood beds, congdeum rugs and Barstow’a-Waatinghouae T.V. Jurt ()—Who Wrote hnder tho pocu crust will hold a beagle and a bas MORTGAGE MONEY R(X)M WITH private famUy tor School. Two children, ages 7 snd ENJOY UVINO in this fairly new bit knows that it cannot outrun a reaervatlona contact Charile or SPECIALS rates. EBUmataa gladly given. television chairs going for a frac north of Poet Office. 8 bedroom ranch, with garage, dbnym Alice Hawthmne? set would break through and get 42 STOVES tion of regular price. Breakfast ladles'or couple. Kitchen privi 8. MI. 9-4888. , dog in a 'light chase wlthmit the M ario Cole. M l. 0-4880. \* TRICYCLE 20" wheel, in good cob- CaU Dick at PL 34lM w Jton at .reasonably priced, $18,800. H. B. , A—Septlmiia Winithr, author of himself into serious trouble. 3f ■at 888 value, $38; $iio set C XU N D B R t y p e vhcuum clean leges. 224 Charter Oak St. MI. advantage of ths thick cover of its T A K E M O O a RADIOS dlUon. CaU M I. 8-8097 after 8 p.m . $a 84788. < PsjrmMits Scaled to Income APARTMENT OR Flat. (>>uple 45. Grady Broker. M anchester. XU. the well-known song, "Whispering Many people have the erroneous fx U R U G PADS LOST—Child's blue rimmed glasses 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. for 171; innerapring mattraaa er. Like new. Attachmente. Sacri 2-8388, or C ^. 8-4788. 8-8009. H ope;" runways. that w as 889, now 119.96. Throw fice, $28. Tri. JA. > 1883. No children. Reasonable rent. Idea that the faster a rabbit dog between . State Theater and SEDAN BICYCLES, REPAIRING and re AFRAID OF ^reAT remodallag .Selling house. Urgent, Box G, It’s a matter of weighting an OASRANOES Artlnirv Drug Store. Ml. 0-1502. building. New, uaed,. bougtaf imd W 80 X 84, 49c; chroma FURNISHED ROOM to „ piirivate the better. This is fer from true. those fa ctors—o r else you can Juat Special Da Luxe model. A clean Job? I can d o it using your idaaa^ CONNECTICUT hqme. Gentlemen prefe: Herald.. 82 FOOT RANCW, three twto-slze Q—Does an olive tree ave a aoM. American and true Bivliah. Expert wpriunanahto. ^ not chairs $8, $8.98 each. Hdlywood B a r g a i n s m new and used appu- e n «d . 118 bedrooms, ceramic file bsth, fire In fact. It’s the very reason why up and got the dog that pleases UNIVERSAL, O. B , ear la and out. bUt not up to our 11 ancea. Terms and trades. James Hollister St. MI. 9-8289. long life span? 2 2 4 0 LOST—BASS BOOK No. 40048. standafda mochanlcaily, hance, the We apecialise in Engliah bicyclea. limited id daylisht'hours/Iteaaao- MORTGAGE EXCHANGE bad, 889, $44. Bridge U bica, $4.98 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE need 6 place, garage, 150’ lot. high eleva- the basset was bred so shortlegged. you most A good dog of either WESTINOHOUBB A Z M s n o N a NoUcs la hereby given that Pass values, $2.99. Congo w all $1.78 A. Woods AppUahees, 888 Center A—Olive trees live longer than The purpoee is to put a big- ALUMINUM AND low price of 1195. Complete line of parta and accea- abla rates. ML 8-28n for esU St. M I. 9-1918. VERY PUCA8ANT furnished, up- or 8 room fist or duplex. Excellent Uon, suburban. Only $18,300. Cterl- most other fruit trees. Some of ths breed will do the Job well. Book No. 40045, Issued by The aoriea. Mancheater C^le Shop, m ates. 3? Lewis St (Sat. untU Noon) yasd, now S9c yard. Linoleum references. MI. 8-500.1. ton W. Hutchins. XU. 9-8132, hound nose and big-hound voice on (Distrltoited by NBA Sarvlee) Sdvings Bank of Manchester has ■taln bedroom. Tile bath and trees brought by ths Spaniards STAINLESS STBEL UNOtEUMRUM 188 Weat MQddIa Turnpike. M I. runners 90c yard, now 80c yard. shower, continuous hot water, 9-4894. ELECTRIC been lost and antUcatlon has been NOW IS THE Uma to think about CH-8-S897 NEW RUG, fireplace set, curtalna, FOUR OR FIVE room, unfurnished CiUifornis in 1769 art sUU alive; «x0-> 0xl» 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. 8-9098, Houra 4 p.m . - 10 p.m . Woolahaan ruga 9 x U, original drapea, chma; lamps, *nd tables. heat, breakfart privilagaa. MI. 12x1$ — 19x10 made to said bank for pairment of Monday through. Saturday 'til finishing your unfinished attic price. $29.80, now $14.78. Tele- apartment or house by buainess 61 JARVIS RD.— Three bedroom Some ot the Olive trees in Pales- FOTS rrA fa n s .the amount of depoeiti SEDAN H oover vacuum cleaner. BU 1-7118. 881 Summit 8t., after 4 tipe art said to date back to the [olmes lo Manage BLANKETS An excellent car in fine mechan Chriatmaa. • rooms, cellar, recraattbn room', Frank Burks Mel Redman vlaion chairs, $29.00 value, $18.95 9-2890. P-m. man and wife and one child, (tell (tepe (ted, fully Insulated, breeze plairroom, etc. For reasonable each. Hundreds of super buys to M l. 3-5858. way,' attached garage. Awnings. beginning of the Christian era. ical condiUon. Doaa not uia oil. Property fenced, landscaped. AiuNNinesBisBto FHiU prica 8l4is. rates, free estimates, expert work clean out the atora—Coma look BENGAL WHITE combination oil. ôrt Worth Nine KICTRIC Business Services Offered IS manship, caU M I. 9-0850 after 8 and buy, Man’a? gabardine aport ♦18,400. Q—What varisty of Hah builds p.m . * gas atove. G. E. refrigerator. MI, Boarders Wsatod 59-A Business P r e p a y For Sale 70 PIRCOLATORS WB CARRT Tioga yams'at the Help Wanted— Pemste 35 and flannel ahirte, $1.79 each, 2 >1789. a a sst? 127 HAND MOWERS By the way t[top In and aee the DOURS OPENED, kaya flttad. QUAUTY. CONSTRUCTION, con A—^Ths sticklsback haa the * * 'S !S * ' ’ 1 — Tom - sahM prices aa the mill. Save fo r $3.80. M en's $8.98 gabardine FULLY EQUIPPED soda shop with all new Hudaon Ramblar car on copied, vacuum ciaanara. Irons, GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altera SALES WOMAN in Jewelry store trouaera, $3.90 p r, Men’a Jackate, BABY’S FIVE-way high chair, venient location and low aelling pscultar habit of building mulf- *"2 former major league ■me and moiiey ^ shopping at tions, additions and new conatnic ROQM AND board for woman look- four room apartment In rear. III- price combtoe to make thia listing outfielder Nwd once manager of ELEGTRIG MIXERS VACUUM diaplay In our ahowroom at guns, etc... rapalrad. Shears, for month of December. Exper values to $20, closing out at M-95 practically new, scale, two 28” shapsd nsste of sticks and toote \ a Tour Tam Shop, 80 Cottage St Uon. Dormers, porches; garages Uig fo r a good hom e. M I. 9-8480, ncM reason for selling. Inquire our "Home of ths Week.” This the Boston ^ ^ ves of ths Nation 1 4 TsL ML 0-2888. knives, mowers ate., put into oon- ience In aelling Jewelry desired and $9.90 aach, Man’s Army and bicycles, coffee table complete 218 Spruce St. MI. >2997.. for rsceivtog the spawn. HAXIILTON-BEACH. CLIANBIS De CORMIER MOTOR lUtian for coming neada. Bralth- and rooms finished at reasonuila but not necessary. Reply Box T, Navy wtfordi. $ values, $4,98 full s iu bed. M I. 9-2794. ^ six room older one owner home is al Laagus. today waa named man 8.88 ideal for the growing family. nSNAOERS, FOR that Chicago SALES, Inc. waite, 83 Pearl street ^ c (s . Workmanship guaranteed* Herald. r. Work hose, 8 prs. tor $1 Wsated— RooBi»—-Board 62 —Dosa the Post Oiflce Depart ager of the Ftot Worth club of By c a s t SOOTH G. E., INMUIETBB POWER MOWERS balKUt see The Orcle Barber Free eatimates. Robert M, Alex Sten’s woyk.trouaars, $3.98 values MAGIC CHEF gas range, almost Three twin bed aise bedrooms, the Texas Leaime. Wrlttoa fer NBA Bervloe and many ether aukea 24 Mapla Street—Mancheatar ander. Tel. MI. 9-7718. Houses For Sale 72 and family size, bath jn second ment perform aity banking func Shop, 10 Oak St. COMPLETE REPAIRS hy Stuart CHRISTMAS TIME our big aara- 2 fo r $8. new. MI. 9-7174, WANTED—Room and board tor tions ? . Holmes succeeds A1 Vincent, Ray Eliot waa in a New York 34 ing time. Avon Products haa aev- floor, over-sized living room, din who becomes a âch with ths 1982 M3BRCURT Hardtop coupe, R , R. Wolcott on wringer and auto elderly man—good referancaa. A—^Yes, post'offices accept aad reataurant, . answering questions MiTAL CAMNm DAntT QUEEN No. 2-807 Middle matic washing machines, electric eral openings for women who wish RUG BRAIDING made aaay. In CaU MI. 9-8887 after 8 p.m . ing room, kitchen and sun porch Baltimore Orioles. about his Illlnola squad. ELECTRIC H. Low mileage. Special prica. Rooflng—SiAui 1 6 ABC WRINGER washing machine, MODERN AND older type homes. on first floor. Full teaement, service postal savings accounts and Tnmpllie West—Open year round. ranges, vacuum cleanera, motors, to earn. Make a merritr Christ ■trucUon booklat. 28 cants. Rug H. B. Grsdy, Broker. XU. >8009. Announcement of\the signing On this occasion, the coach waa 11888 only, $283 down, cash or mas for yourself and famUy. CaU 8 years old, $28. 28J Garden ■team hast, fanced-in yard with iasua money orders. BEDROOM Unalde table service, 'h y arielici- trada. Brunntr’a Packard, Talcott- amaU apfdlancea. Weldliig 180 B A T ’S R O O F m a Oo. BuUt up wod and nnmante priced tij^t, of Holmes was madeXby Spencer moaning .a bit more than uaual IRONS t 4 i estt egg nog mUk shake. M I. >2814. R ockville 0-0708. Gan’s Rug Sum Drive, Mancheater. Apartmoato—^Fbto— fruit trees. Just a few steps to Harris, president of th^Brooklyn- vUle. Main Street. M I. 9-8878. roofs, gutter work, rM t, <*nimney CUSTOM BUILT six room home, (J—The three standard Ian "My linemen," he wailed, "aren’t 88 Talcott Ava., Rockville, Coon. ceramic file bath, lavatoiry. fire East Onter Street. Priced to soil owned Fort Worth club, ^ e comes G. E., UNIVERSAL, • A U O N S PAINT THE EUCS WILL call on you soon repairs. Free eaUmatea. Ray NEW WESTINGHOUSE diriiwarii- TeaeatoBto at $14,300. Excellent m ortgage truagea are German, French, and big at all. Any succesa wa have 1948 FORD tudor, in good cendi- GONDBR'S T.V. Sarvioa, available Hagenow. MI. >2214.. Ray Jack place, oil hot water deat, 3-car to Fort Worth from Elmira, N. in the Big Ten ia strictly by top SUITES E tc. INSIDB - OPTSIDB in the interests of the local High PUNCH PRIES tqwrai'orfl, day er, removal casters. Inquire 112 >0 A Italian. The Rhaeto-Romanic Ian' Ucn. 1841 Chevrolet udar. Baaiaat any Uma. Antanna ConvaMtana. son. MI. 84328. OOME Of—Brawaa around The SMALL FOUR roonr .apahm ant garage, high elevation, 3 ' acres available. jCali Jarvis Realty Co. Y., of the Eastern LesgueXwhsrs School Scholarship Fund. Tickets ?hlleo factecy supanrtaad servlca shift. Apply 284 Hartford Rd. WooddMd, U Mam a t, Mancha> Weaver Road, or phone 511. 9-9105. All utilities and garage XQ. 3-4113. Evenings MI. 2-7847. guage has been recognized as the p le overpowering odds." terma in town. Douglaa Motors, I nmUahed. good land. Suburban. Carlton W. he managed, last sesson. 'nien he paused for a moment. for their Aunt Jemima Pancake 888 Main. . Tal. m . 9-1488. FOR THE BEST us Bonded tang ter, Coon. Good used fliraitura $88 monthly. Write Box H, HarMd Hutchins. XU. 9-5182, 9-4894. fourth official language stoce 1938. “ UvaL State Armory, Jan. 18. IF TOU UXE to sew, if you aew bought and add. TaL ML MUM BI8SELL STREET— Two family Hidds Hittfag Becord Nearly 2 Carloads Of $f«.00 WORTH up toote, ablngla roots, guttera, for youraelf or others, we would FLOR3INCE OIL heater, also a gas house, one side vacant. Price Holmes played for Boston PALOW-CASB I 78c • Children 80c. 1949, 1900, CHETROLBT8 , two RUBBISH and ariies removed. Gen- conductors and roof rapain caU Open 'tU 7 p.m . SDC ROOM duplax, all Improve- BOLTON — First Lake. Keeney AU BMes of Washers, aral cteanlng of attics, caUars and like to talk to you. We hav# an heater. MI. 9-4852. 810,000, 83,500 cash. JA . 3-6074 Q—What, accounts for the the National League where ia 1, door, four dodr, radioa. heatara, Ooughim, MltcheU $-T m . mente. Centrally located, no drive Drive—custom built oversize BiJ regular shape of the state OP COTTON SINRS WS3EK nf ' mattress clear- yards. CaU M and M RubUah ra- exceUent opening for a young $1 HOLDS ANT shaver 'tfl dirist way. Referancaa raquii^. Write room ranch. Immediate occupan xn. 9-5781. he set the consecutive game hit^ Refrlreratora, Ironere axcellant condlUon Jiroughout. MOVING, Selling Hotpoint atove, Idaho? ting record of 37. That same Savhigs dn nationally ad- Douglaa Moton, SSS Main. , movaL $a.>87B7. ROOIÎNO, Siding and carpantiy. woman on car staff to be trained maa. Ramamber we carry and Box B, Herald. cy. Owner. XU. 949M. .SHAG RUGS T brands. Howard's Sleep aa a 'sa w in g teacher. We wUl dishwasher and twte lieda Phone A—The reaaon generally given year he barely lost the National Ranfea Alteratloiu and additlona. CaU- ■ervlcs- all alactrie ahavara. Rus- MI.. 94167. - GARRAGI OaO-Mate S t M I. 04888. 1861 CHEVROLET ton truck, kCAKCBEST Sandco, radio teach you our methods. We pay a ■ell’a Barber Shop, corner Oak LARGE SIX room home, new Tim- Lots For Sate Is because Idaho was the last stats League 'ibattlng championship to Kgpilar Parte Wamuity A L L SIZES and T.V . Inga. Workmanahlp guarantead. 7S to be created from the Oregon DISPOSALS very good condlUon. Tel. MI. rinca 1884. A. A. Dion, ino., 299 Aotema good stvting salary and offer and Spruce. FULL SIZE bed with spring and TWO ROOM apartment— summer k1881. windows, scraens. fuUy insulated, Territory, after ail the states In 1951 Holmsa bscame mana Tel. ML >8871 or MI. etrset MltdieU 2-48Sa BKE—Three vdieel chain drive mattreas. Blonde wood, used very SEVERAL (310I(aS ouiiding lota, 94080 or $Q. 8 - ^ . ment You wUl work a five day little. CUUl after p.m . M I. 8-8757. plastered waUa, full cellar. Excel- around it had flxed their bound ger of Hartford of the Eastern 1848 FORD ConverUble, rebuilt en forty hour week amid very pleas Excellent condiUon. Alao-^Babee 6 FOUR IUX>M'apartment, uUUUes high elevation, all improvamei.te, aries. ‘ EwryOilif Bix m I Nsw! All NaHenlli AfNrilMd ln a £ icnc condition. Stove, refrigerator. " A ” S lid ”AA’‘ Kme.' 8. A. Bao^- League and in June of that year gine, less Ulan 5,000 miles. New ALL APPLIANCES ssrviced, clean. ant surroundings and you wUl bt tends. Call M I. 9-0319. 20% OFF ON wallpaper. Man furniahed, no children, rMeranees Large trees, centrally ocated. waa called' to Boston to taks over HQOfE MADE doughnuts, coffee -Ing and rapalra on range burners, R oofifif and Chtmnsjra 16*A required. Write Box K, Herald. ler. Agent. Phone XU. >8069. Urcs. Nsw paint. MI. >3879. eligible for various employes patterns to choose'from.in. C, „ . O hiy $11,800. (terlton W . Hutchlne, (2—Is the oleander a poisonous the club. Hs managed the re cake, p ^ Christmas cookies, etc. haaters, rafrigarators, aU typea SUPERIOR TUBE Tester. $18 7 W. SouUietgUl. MI. 0-07M. ROOFINO—SpaclaUsteg m rapait- benefits. For interview apply at M orrison,------Pam t and W allpaper SIX JtOOM apartmant with hast, XU. 9-5133, 9-4694. CHOICE BUILDING lots for aala F’ ant? mainder of the season ' and re SACRIFICB 1948 Chrysler Windsor, waihiM machines. Metro S e r^ . ing rooCi of aU fctoda. Alao naw Singer Sewing Center after Mon El CO vacuum tuba vdtmetcr, Co Winchester model 7Z-23 cal. rifle 288 Center 8t. $128 per month. (teU (Jovantry, PI. in Mancheater: A and zone. .T. A—AH parte of the plant arc turned in 1902 but was rellsveS in 1983 angina, dark Mne. white side CaU l a > 0« 8i roofA Gutter woHt. CUraneya day, 832 Main St., Mancheater. MANCDEBTER. West Bide, near J. Oockett, Broker. XU. >5418. ELECTRIC ELECTRIC walla, radio, heater. P I. 2-7884. $20. T el. M I. 24203. 2-7896. poisonous to sqt. mid-season. Holmes finished ths ELECTRIC Aotonobilcs for Sslo < eleanad, rMslrad, 38 years' ex- PARTY LEAVING to^. Mont McKee Street, new excellent (tepe Residence XU. 9-7751. WIRING fNUTALLA'nON of aU WOMAN TO DO housework 2 days Cod, basement garage, storm season with Brooklyn as a player. M rianca. t r m taatlnmtaa. " CaU FEDERAL ENLARGER Model gomery Ward, electric refrigera MAIN STREET—Four room heat ’ • Q—Has the speaker of the In 1963 hs managed Toledo of ths SHAVERS RANGES 1181 CHEVROLET Bel-Air, power SOLIMENE, Inc. typaa. No Job too amaU. i Pater Howlay. a wsek—8 hobra a day, |l xn tor. Good condition, |48. Call Coy- sash, hot water neat. Immediate CHOIGB OF BRANDS FREEZERS Piantsluk. 40 Foster straet. PboM MltcheU 812, like new, $so. Instruction ed apartment as of Dee. 1. atove House ever failed of re4lectlon American Association. steering, R. H. Powergltde Only Presents the following guaran S 4 t8 «. hour. MI. 84798. entry, PI. 2-7898. ciccupancy. Howard R, Hastings O. E., NORGE, HOTPOINT. G. E.. NOBOiL. O R O am ’, teed-used cars. These cars have all MItebeU >7808. booklet included. MI. >9229. and refrigerator. 872 month in Agency, X*I. .>1107 any time. Subarban For Sate 71 while In office? 18,000 m iles. Just like new. On cluding utilities. .Call MI, >7915. FLORENCE apeclsl at $1488, $238 down. Cash been turned in on the fabulous new A—Yes, twice. Gulusha Grow . HAMPERS A D M H ^ L or trade, Brunner's Packard. Tal Dodge and Plymouths. Moat of Hestiny—PhwbiBf i? WOMAN FOR baby sitting Sve- Msehfnerjr snd Took 52 MANCHESTER ROCKVIIAE — (tepe Cod. four was Speaker during 1861-63. then H A I RADIO-TV SERVICE. Tal. nings. Write Box Herald. Boats and Acesasoriea 46 failed to be re-elected. (teamp oottvine. them era one owner cars and the Six Room Brick Cape Cod roonu finished, two imfiniahed. name of the previous owner will Ml. 84888. Gary lamonaco. USNNOX FURNACES aad warm M T OWN 1984 7 ^ h.p. Aquam nic NEW D3ILTA wood turning lathe, Full shed dormer, firepl.ice, car Clark was defeated In 1918. Ovar 4,000 f i l a c M «f flfft, Bovaltids, 1861 FORD Custom eights, two and be given on request. air haaung. Earl Van Camp. ML KllVHEN HELP wanted for week (^mplete with motor and stand. port, full basement, cit> sewers. MATTRESSES MELODT RADIO—TV - Pbono'a. ends. Apply only night at Vic’s Evinnide, used less than IS hours Shed dormer, IVi baths, glcM swan. ate. four doora, both completely equip 94S44. Nsw m d o r gtuu-antee. $169. Bar .,11” swing. 88” esnters. Call MI. SEPne TANKS Many extras. Immedlste occu Q—Which state was the-flrst to Night calla. Guaranteed servlca. Soda Shop, 183 West M iddle Turn 2-8848 after 8 p.m . basement garage, storm win- pancy. Rockville >3438. Rockville "Look," he said pointing toNa fel ONLY FAMOUS BRANDS—ALL ped. E xcellent condtUem inside and M I. 0-2280 stow's—Just north of Post Office pass a law affecting working cot. Guaranteed. Priced below the 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR pike. • jiows and screen.s. Immediate 5-5475. ' children? low aCroes the room. "See njm The original Jet black finish on Mffliacry—PrasgaiskiBg 19 market. Only $2K down, ânk fl- this car Is Just too good to be ANnQUsji. Raflniatiad. Rapalriaii 1964 EVINRUDE 18 h.p. Like new plunbeoI ewers occupancy. Sensibly priced at A —Connecticut In 1813. It re Well, he's about the same''si: And thousands of other items too numerous to mention, such as Dry Goods, PoBBtoiBl nancing. Also aaveral good clean with 8 gal. tanks .and forward, Mnsicsl Instnmients 63 BOLTON—Be settled for Christ the linemen we ..have at llllni lieve. It reflects the care that haa dona- on .. aihyjn y futmfu tura. 'Ilem aa, Dr e s s m a k e r , aiterauona on 116,500. quired mill owners to havs the Pens, Water Heaters, Kitchen Tools, Turpentine, Anti-freeu, Any Kind af Fandtaio Ford and Chevrolet pre-wars. No Help wanted— ^Blak 36 neutral and n v era e—$289. Bar' mas! New 8H room ranch with children in their factories taught Just average guys trying to do been given to this low milkage 189 South Mam St Phone ML coate, suite, draaaaa, skirts, ate. klUSlb Instrumental rental. Cbm- full cellar, exceptionally weU you can name, anything in the Household Line. Row Boats, Summer Fumitora, ate. Han mcnay down. Sea Bob Oliver at 8 4 $ a . ■tow's—Just north of Post Office. NAOillNE OLEANED GREENWOOD DRIVE reading; writing and arithmetic. big Job." » , 481 Main St. car. Equipped with aU extras. Oaq ML 84816. plpte Una of instrumente. Rental buUt. Ready now for lom e loving is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for! Now’s the time to do yaur X bu b Shappiaf. FOUR CARPENTERS wanted, appUed to purchase price. Repre famUy. School bus at door. Priced His listeners choked when they FURNITURE Repair Servlca: 7HH.P, 1958 EVINRUDE With neu Septle Tanks, Diy WaBs, aawas New 6 room ranches near looked at the "average guy." JRB TOU Buy a used car $2.78 per hour, CH. 74817. tral shut. Sdd thia spring. $ . senting Olds, Seriner, Bach Ped- at 813,800. t e l. x a . 9-3383. O ifford Q—Why is a type of music for 1951 MERCURY 4-DOOR Complete repairing, .-abitiahlng, Mbviiig—^Traddag 100 Ltoea taataSed — Geltar Wa9sr- Ing completion. One o’pen for small grolipe referred to as cham He waa Vince Lomtordi. a mem Oorman Motor Salea. Bulek Beautiful light green fully Baratow’a—Phone MI. > 7^ . ler aad Bundy. Metter’a Music Praallng Dana. Stephens, 1/8 Down Takes tite Merchaadlee reatoring on aU ttypes y ; ^ oof f 1furniture.______Storage WANTED—Married mao for work Studio, 177 McKee. ML >7800 inspection. Many de luxe fea ber music?' . ber of Fordham’s famed ^'^‘Seven Sales and Sarvloe. 285 Main equipped with overdrive and all Zigmund GosdsI, Prop. Formerly 20 in dairy, procaaalng milk, also Away ea Salaa Over 8158.00, T to- Sponsored By BROWN'S straet MItehaU >48n. Open ave- tures. Available under FHA TOLLAND—Ranch • home, four A—The term comes fram the Blocks of Granite," and now a possible accessories including win of Watkins Bros!I. T el. l a . >74M. farm work. Raferencaa desired. McINTOSH BOAT CO. HcKINNEY M O S. vtded Your Oedit to O.K. 24 I Blnga. dow visors. $&ANCHE8TER - psekaga Oaitv- PIANO TUNING aad /Dicing. Com and VA financing. Builder will months old, for sale or trade from fact that- the mueic was origtoal- New York Giant aseistant coach. ary. Local light teucking and Rent and milk fttmishad. State 52 Oak Street plete rebuilding, repairing, ra- SEWERAGE DISPOSAL OO. owner, (tell Hartford CH. >3458. ly performed in the chambers of Moaths to Pay Balaam with Fl- of Willimontic - $996 TRAY’S sixe of family, wages desirbd. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS consider taking your present 1800 MSaSCURT sedan, lustrous paekaga dalivary. Ramgenton. styling. Keys recovered. 24-hqur 18>188 Pearl SL, TbL MI-S-M 8S private homes. It is now ususl- ■aacteg CBargea Added., waahan and atova mndag One capable; of assuming respon Greatly Reduced Prices service. All work guaranteed. The home in trade,. BOLTON—Five room lanch, one ly played at public concerts in Robart HtndarsM «f ScoHoBd. AMCtieBesr. biw finish, nearly. new Urea, TV and RADIO SERVICE year old, lot 150' x 300.’ Younga Pistong Increase radio, heater aad gas aaviuf over 1951 FORD CUSTOM specialty. Ml. X R B . sibility desired. Box E, Herald. On 19H Motora (Naw) Piano Shop. Phonaa ML 94S28, smaU hallsi This .4 door metallic red sedan BILL TRAYGIS Soqtt Atwater, Buccaneer >8074. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker ..town kitchen, full basement. Sen drive. Former lo ^ owner. Haa PER WEEK—Part time. hra. sibly priced at 813.200. A. R. had excellent care. Low down is an original 83,000 mile car, and ♦USTPi A. CHAMBERS dO., $54 8 Clinton and Martin 244 Main Street Q—What famed Negro scholar Margin in West vte invite your closest Inspection. local and long diatanoa iiiovliig, daily a.m: or eve., all day Sat. Coma In and See The — ------plane, Wilkie A Co. Xa. >4889, XO. payment and bank tmaacing. Saa Prompt, Courteous Servlca .w ill h lra macbanicaUy In Office: MI-.1-5416 or 3-8385. assisted in the planning of the ■ Bob Olivar on this one a tC ^ er Has to be driven to be appreciated. p u k in g , storaga. GaU ML S4U 7. .8 19S5 Dunpky yeara oliL Like new. Cost $7M, ADVANCEMENT man who need extra in- appraised $800, asking $378. (3dl city of Washington? New York, Dec. 1 (A1—Take It 4 M o to n Salas, 481 Main. M1-9-S650 or >7609 Hartford CHaptI 7-1438. New Strip BuUj Boat * Residence: MI-9-7751 $346 ■ irofit sharing. Apply MI. >8254 after 8:18. ANDOVER—Six rooms and bath on A—Benjamin. Banneker was from Oiarley Eckman, a National Juat Arrived . • OPPORTUNITIiS one floor. Full basement, coal hot •appointed by President Washing 1880-CHEVROLET 2-door de luxe FURNITURE Refintehlng. PIANO MOVING - Rafrigarmton, 7:10 p.m. Sharp. Par- BOWERS acni(X)L Area. Large 8- Basketball Association referee for Water Skis In Kit Form—$10.50 MUSICÂL INSTRUMENTS. o f all room ranch, 3 twin siza bedrooms, air furnace. Fireplace. Barn, two ton to serve on L'Enfant’s Com new paint, heater. Full price, 1684 - 1961 PONTIAC 2-DOOR furaltura a apactalty, chain eanad alao light trucking, aay Uma. sonnet Dlvr Martin-Parrv Corp., Large Variety Good seven years, his new Jpb as head Hete is another fine example of Quick, reUabie, amh dent service. 118 A lb a n y ^ e ., H srtfofd. klnda. Largest aclection to Man- f R fireplace, plastered walle, oil hot acres. Excellent location. 810,000 mission in helping to lay out and only. 8148 down, cash .w trade. and ruahed. Anaon F. Thorp. Uaed Motora On Dlaplay Talbot Agency, Andover, by ap coach of the Fort-Wayne Pistona Brumer'a Packard, Talcottville. a Solimene processed used car. It Pbona .UltchaU 9-6785. MI. >9829, 94074, cheateit-naw uaed and renUl in water heat, cellar, ameaite drive, Burvey the city. la a pleasant one "espâlly when PAR'T TIME HELP wanted. Con At Raaaonable Pricea struments. Bhepert repairing. n ear bus. Only $14,800. (terlton W. pointment. Phone P I. 2-8800. DONT MISS THE BOAT! an. 3-8191. Open evenings 'til 9. is equipped with radio, heater. SKILLED MEN you’ r e ' winning.” HydramaUc. lignal lights, back COMPLETE Hand and powar lawn f u r n i t u r e m o v in g » a room tact Master Sergeant Buckler. MI. Boat Hardware and Ward Krause, M I. 8-5838. Hutchins, x n . 9-5183, 9-4694. Q—'la the Communist Party Is- up. inanoB 87 up. Frigldaina |8 M 184. Accessories BOLTON—Numeroite ‘.iatings of "I know I'r.i looking attha game Advertising copy must be in our hands.at the RIGHT 1882 WILLYS STAHON wagon six up lights etc. For your assurance mcmar aalaa and aarvica. Moton ■re always better-thaa-nvainga gal in Brazil ? from a different angle this season, cylinder wlUi gas saving over- up. CH. 7-8817. MANCHESTER homes and lota in Bolton. T. J. A—It Vas outlawed in 1047. of top quality and performance tunad ar ovariiauled. Pickup and WANTED-'. Automobile mechanic te the toat-axpaadtog atianR Six room family home for (Jrockett, Broker. Phones: Office bnt if the boys continue to play ^ ve. Radio, heater. Excellent come in and drive this one. delivary aarvica. Olbaoo’a Oanca. Wanted—To Bajr 58 time to make the RIGHT issue for you. to work on Dodge and Plymouth -Beildiiig Materials 47 •adnstry. 8a why net start 9a~ $10,800. Three rooms on first floor, xn. 3-54 if or reaidenre, B^ton as they have been, it’s going to be Urea, RemovalHe seats. Nearly $1095 M l. 8-0012. WANTED — Maple kitchen or (tenter, Xa. 9-7751. Q — Is a congressman required new inside and out. Priced for Painting—Papeiftot 21 ca n .' Paid hdidaya and hoapital' day to hnlld a fntnra at Pintt threa bedrooms and baUi on' sec by law to- reside within the dis a mighty enjoyable winter,’’, he Isafion. See M a^ in Service (Unette chairs. In good condition. ond floor, oil heat, automatic hot said last night after the Platons quick sale, only $295 down at Cen fP*'*****® PAlNTlNO-Exterift> Ti«eriCT Raasonable. Write. Box D, Herald. and Whitney Aircraft NORTH COVENTRY — Substantial trict' which he repreaents. ter Motor Sales, 461 Main St 1950 CHEVROLET - rasiu Dept. Solimene, Inc., 834 Center KILN DRIED SHEATHINO water, insulation, combination A '— No. The (tenitltutlon re- had polished off the MlnneapoUe St., Mancheater. seven room home with eleven Paul Browa Lakers 92-to in the opener of a CLUB COUPE line work, landscaping, clone ma storm windows and acrcens. All gcifta, extensive frontage, fast quiree only that he bS a resident 1951 FORD V ictoria two-tone hlue- Wallpaper booka on requtat. lEtl 1 X 12 S. L., pm# . .per M $89.00 city utilities. -r- Madison Square Garden double- DEADUNE Has all extras including Power son work, sidewalks, concrete matea given. Fully insured. Call D RIVER WANTED. Aga 21-83. ■WANTED—Bunk bads com plete. We still need brook with 'pm ul posaibUit'iea. OU of the state in 'which he ia choeen. 8Tsy raaUy clean, radio, beater, n^ni and paUos. Call Angelo 1 X 8 S. L„ Fir ,.„.per M $85.00 , MANCHESTER By PAUL BROWN header. Glide transmission. Completely re Edward R. Price. MI. >1008 Must be high school graduate. PIyacord,<4 x 8 ....p er M $127.00 Glastonbury. ME. >7835. ateam heat, two firaplaces, spa- ncânt tfcaa. Douglas Motors conditioned. GioiA, SO Norman Street 3498. WANTED — Experienced baker's to r a which gave the name Albion to 1 P. M. Friday. Plante. MI. >8865. helper. Must have own Iranaporta- Attached garage with ameaite mind that the biggest break of all of the othera.’’ ^ on ten a, ate, Douglas M oton . Direct Factory Dealer For Roosis Without Board 59 driveway. Lovely fenced-in yard. England. Albion means “whits cams m ths sprt|« of 1941, when Dodge and Plymouth t(on. Apply CorneU Bake Sb<9 , 449 NATIONAL BUILDEM ^ a Gauge Makcra Wanted— Real EaUte 77 hill." 5^ ' Last night, it was Yardlsy’s p a i n t i n g a n d Paperhangmg 88 Hartford Rd., Mancheater. SUPPLIES Full price $1S,3(M. > Ohio State was aearching for a turn as Fort Wayne Incroaaed. its RETAINING WALLS d all klnda L ^ G E R(X)M next to baUi. VieW- new head coaCh o t football. 1881 PAC8CARO four door sadsn ■ 834 Center St, Mancheater built. Arthur Gay. MI. ,' years' experience. P\iUy 'nauxml. 381 SUte Street ANDOVER Western Division lead to two and 94375 SaOtf acUon guaranteed. Raymond Uy East O n te r and Summit aPredsian Machinists Seven miles from .Manchaster ARE YOU CONSIDERINa Q — 'What ia tbs weight of an I had been at Maarillon High for ra ^ , baatar, ulteamaUc. Windl Open 8 a. m.-9 p. mi MI >5101 North Haven, Ooiim Streete. Private famUv. Park SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? elephant’i tusk? a half games New York nipped ahiald washer. Low mUeage. One Trudeau, 71 Jarvia Rd. Ml. >1814. SitoatioBs Waated— a Center, (tepe (ted, built in 1947 nine yeara. enjoyed my aeaocieUon Philadelphia. 95-91 in overtime in 1948 PLYMOUTH 2-door aedan, TeL CHeetnut >2147 space. GenUeman prrterred. with five finished rooms. Flreplsce, We wiU appraise your proporty A — The tuske of a large Afri there treuendoualy. Uka every owner. RockvlUa 8-7548 after 8 Hooseiraid Semees 1 8 >2888, a Sheet nietal Mechanics tbe Garden windup and in the cir p.m . vera dean . Full p rice 1898. No Peaute oil heat, basement garage, lovely free and wiinout any obligation. can bull wUl often weigh 80 other high school coach, hm-.ever, ______Offered l$-A Prirgto lastroctiona 18 We also buy proporty for cash. pounds each. and. one tiu k ia cuit’s only other game, the Boston cash down, low monthly pay- M o t h e r w i t h good home offers a Fusion Welders landscaped lot. 90x240. All for it was my anabition to advance to Oelte drubbed Milwaukee 118-99. $862 FCHtD CRESTUNE hardtop menta. Brunner's Packard, Ts*- $10,500. Selling or buj^g contact known; to weigh 335 pounds. This tbe college raMbs. WEAVING of burna, moth holea CARUSO ACCORDION tdiool — daytime care to child of worUng STANLEY BRAY, Realtor tusk is 8 inches thick and II feet Scores 29 Points FordomUc, radio, heater, w.w! cottviUe, parents. JA. >1883, . Xtany .more Uatlngs available. - At that time, there weren’t and tom clothing, hoiaery runs, Special offer, accordiona toanad Jtw sfarjr a Aircraft Aaaeniblara Xa-3-8373 long. Yardley. tosse^ In 29 points and urea. This is extra ahaip. Brun- hfudbags repalrad. aipper re-, free during month trial period, 48 Contact many hlgt: school coaohra stepping nar’e Packard, TalcottvlUe. MI. 8 BRAE-BimN REALTY toto big tim e coUega John. ths Pistons cams' from briiind a Aoto Ac > T lr «a 6 placement, umbrallaa repalrad, .^ u ire about qwolal atudaat re LBCWAIID W. TOR'. JawHar, n - ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor ( } — W hich ia the parent mtot 14 point halftime deficit to record FOR GUSSIHEO ABVERTKINI 8-818L Open avanliys 'Ul 8. man’a shirt eollan revaraad and duction plan on aocordien pur- 41 WANTED Apply LISTINGS WANTK) - Bll«te. . -So when the^ Ohio State posi pain, adjuate waUbm anpartly. Girl o r w o sb a b to work in Phone MI-9-4S43 of the United Statea? their 13th victory m 17 sUrte. Veni ^TTBRIES - so% att. Square raplaced. OCarloiVa U ttla Maad- chaaaa. Phona Music Shop. Mam ftenaonnhia wftoae. Osai.Safiy, two-family, thria Tamlly. bua> tion opened up, the OCdo High 10:30 A. M. SAME day ad ia to appear W i CHBVR08JCT de luxe two- THE NEW kCANCHESTHR Fat Empioyaiant Office A — The mint at Philadelphia School Ooaehes A esoriattoa rec- Mikkelsen was high ôr Minne dM n^teqrA»ra, radioa, heaters, m g Shop. ■treat ML >2888, . bookkeepWir deparinent. NEAT AS A.PIN, five'rooma and aasa property. Hava maay eahb which haa been in continuous op apolis with 30 pointe. Ointer, 388 Mata St, tovitaa jm i breakfast nook, aU on one floor, teqrarsL Mortgagas arraagsd. onunended me so strongly *k* i, i , EXCEPTION: Saturday ada maat be ia by y**7 4tean. Low down payment, to vlrtt pats of all kiii^ C oo- Steady work wider ples> eration since 1783. was accepted. Successive baskets by 'Carl r^ T FINISH Ballaad w m ^ ant conditioBS. Paid hoU- Weekdays •term windows, screens, garagt, Plaaaa eaU George Lk G r a s te m Braun and Ray Felix in the fourth 9 A . Bl. Satarday ■hsdea made to aaaaaura. All Beads Stocks-. naeticut bred Parakaate. ML large treea, quiet. estahliahed FoUowing the high school is w ii'a s i M373. Hours Monday Uwdnh R«Utor. Mltehd 9-S87I. 109 Q -T Where ta Oirtetopher Co period of the extra session enabled WINTER TIRES m etal vewatlaa bUnda at a aaw Mortgagas 11 Patl and Posi 49-A days and T a e sU o n e . Ho> 8 A. M. t o 4:80 P. M. street. (M y $12,800. (terlton W. Henry straat coachas’ action, 1 ookod upon the Friday, 10 to 8:80. aaterday O to lumbus buried? poeition as carrying a particular the Knickerbockers to snap a four SS4M OLD13t Chevratete. VV>r* Buy one, get one half price, low pries. Kaya aiads while you pitol and Hfe insurance Hutchins, xa. >5183, >48M. game. losing streak. 'Tha defeat otow good tramportatton. Good wait. MartoWa. FIRST AND ____ 0: Weitnaaday eloaad at 3 >aa. S. SEASONED Hardwood for atova, nvailablc. READY BUYERS waifing now. A — In the cathedral at Ciudad rasponalUUty. cne that could be oroE t anahtas us to oeceoi as plus tax. V tor our owB a H. Green atamsa. furnaos dr firaplace. ML 018 CENTER ST.—Six room (tepe For immediata action list your -TtaJlUo, capital of tbe Dominican blazing the trail for other prepara knocked Philadelphia into second B O fnsbUe. r Ikmgloo M o t o r ^ n T M i^ BUDGET CENTER aarvica. >7088. Experience preferred but WHITNIY ^ Cod style home. Fireplace, storm property with the Albisit J. Gatto tory school coachaa to eater the place ia the Eastern Division, the .: D E L D ^ T ' aarvica toV ou r nun A windows, oil host, plaster walls, idle Syracuse Nationals taking 91 enter Street BaOdtag—CoBtraetiag 14 tovaatm eni Oorp,t o p .. 344 homo. Nattcrialty advartiaad dog not required. Cb., Raaltora. CH. 0-0480, ava- collage field. It gave saa Rterriiance $ a M 418 - A n c R A P T full baasmsnt. Lovely fenced-to ninga JA, t MIS, Q.—Where, waa the Rad PoU to randar m y graataat aarvica to p rw . SERVICE CENTER GENERAL Oeuatnicttoii, afiera- iMda, ote, Vltal^, Oaro-Mato, G apdsR — P r f r h 'JJ bI^P^ Apply In Peinaoa . yard. Garage. Near school, bus breed of cattle davaloped? -Frank Salvy,. asaking hia firat MoorPowor- RUl'a, ■nr do4doaeWng rallaaghaa Ip h ii^ iRan(i)rBtrr Cpritins ifriraUi yjRRTpN paoo, MB 486 Center 3treet rsmodrtmg, pUstlc fils, OofTa Kaoeo.i Oalnaa, and storaa. Ckmvenient financing IF R ÂD T te kuy, aall, eticchanKa Ac—In Bngland.. Horned Nor-: achqoL ■tart with MUwaukat aiaca ha was Sf4to.MUotooO Quaker aty, Daril. T h ^ Uttla S OtvWqn a> United A InnH tr id a y . U •*«. No Job aficr amall down payment. 813,- real satat> masigagaa foBc cattle wera eroeaed with PMled T______A h a ll______■fiaaya_____ bt______grateful_ to„ picksd up from ths defunct Balti- ABC CIRCULATION OVER 11,000 DAILY m Boote. inid bird $00. TIm H B K Agency. Bxclu- Consult HCNrard R . Bead Hbenld Adva. Read Herald Adva. ■aad and auat cakaa. w.mliiEYNa. aoCfoBc catUa ctoaln the led- ■toem for break V u y providad mors Bullste, scored S3 points and ■tva Agsnte. ML MOM, >8310. Agaaey. ML >U8t. eolorad. awmlasate Bad Polls. — Bsaten’a Bab Oouay nqistend 844 Chato, be. FboM PL 3«4t. SSS M o y m a w R . ‘5 S55L . W » r “" / ^ : , . • f ; I -I : . I ^ A Ay :\\-.Ky:^ ■ V * ' i ' 'V 1/ \ . ' A I ' * / v . \ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19* V- ilattrlf(jat(r Sit^nitts l|mUi Averags Daily Net Prssa Rad Far me Week Baded Nav. 27, 1M4

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f / atican Says Pope in ^Serious Collapse’

i l l ■ I ■ii Senate Seen JDropping Second Count Against McCarthy • hi _S t Plane Wreck Found; Man Slain for Her Opposition Goiiflition Serious Takes/■ Sudden Two Dead, Five Hurt To Motion Developed By ROBERT I. TAOEN '^moved into .relatively flat enow- to Milan, N. H.,.Dec. 2 (/P) covered ground. I ^ 31 Year Record Brekaa Washington, Dec. 2 (/P>—- Vatican City, Dec. 2 (A>—Pope Pius XII suffered eowpUca* Shop HALEYS For Gifts For Everyone! Searchers found a wrecked The accident marked the fint The Senate today tabbed the Northeast Airlines plane fatality on Northeast Airlines in tions tonight after a serious heart coHapaa.* A aargauB was second censure count against aunmoned to the Vatican. The Pope’a conAUun was dtseribsd atop snow-covered Mt. Suc itu 21 years in business. Sen. McCarthy for the dis cess today and two of its, Miss . McEttrick ^ ^ wore a heavy - as grave. \ I \ hli(e'and white pajamas card. This is the charge that seven occui^nts — marponed stepped from the helicopter. McCarthy “internperately Since midday Tuesday m The three paxMngere had on warm Vatican City, Dec. 2 (VP)—Pope Piua XII la in k state of abused” Brig. G.en. Ralph W. “seiioua collapse,” a Vatican spokesman announead tonight. near-zero temperature—were | "Tercoata and walked to ambu Zwicker. dead. I lances. The 78-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church, basUt .. ; Vice President Robert L. 'I^l^- So much opposition developed ly a recurrence of the hiccuping and a digestive ailment that Five survivors, including I ner of Northeast Airlinss saw that Chairman Watkins (R-Utah) announced he would reluctantly weakened him gravely last winter, took a sudden turn fpr agree "as a 'practical matter" to the worse today. • u‘T n 1 i;rn ra”SfrUn\S^^^^^^ ^ a. saying McNulty n:cept an amendment substituting A veteran flier on hie day-off and McCormick "died soon after A Vatican source said he was in a state of "acute depres* the crash." the pending third count for the sion.” Then the spdke.<«man for the Vatican press office ag* discovered the Arreckage Uiis morn Miss McEttrick complained of a Zwicker charge. ing after a score of planes had stiff neck when she reached the This third count would censure nounced the “serl0 tf^.collap8e ." t...... - flown over the vast, mountainous hospital. Miller said of her: McOtrthy for his attacks on the Phyaiciana wereteF^ hiri bedalda. I-fw g g-o region the past two days without "She was terrific. She was the W atkins committee after it filed âtmosphere here wa\ô«e of H U O g e t O O O S tS success. He is Afwstlia N. Bountls, life of the party. She held uS all its report u-lth the Senate. It ia S3, of Manchester, N. H„ a Trans- together." sponsored by Sen. Bennett (R- All VaUcan dtgnitariea were in ' g b l 1 A • 1 Ocean Airline pilot.. the Pontiff s apartment and wait-1 ^ |s n T ||b |f . /k'lglsb The helicopter which completed U tah), ing anxiously for newa outaide; **-19*95 Dead in the wrecka^.'e were co the rescue work in swift trips was Technically, there was no altera pilot George D. McO>rmick, 37, of piloted by Lt. Kenneth M. Richard tion in the censure amendment for hia bedchamber Among them'rgi 11 gg*l_ * Kingston, N. T., and John Mc son of Warren, R. I., stationed mt Red haired Loretta MDIer, fea the moment. The pending business wad the subsUtute Secretary of 1 I ftllfi tllD lC O Zt Nulty, 39, of Poston, an NEA flight WeAover Air Fores Base, Mass. tured dancer In a burleaqne thea before the Senate waa a motion State, Msgr. Angelo Deli’Acqua. auperlntendent, tchO was making After he fiew the survivors to ter In Loe Angeiee, hold's a lettkr by Sen. Bridges (R-NH) to table who has always been close to the a routins flight cUeck. Milan he took medical/Referbe Dr. she received several days ago —and thus ' kill outright—the Pontiff. The Pope's family alao Hfirôfd, Dec. 2 (AV-A Ths survivors are: Pilot Capt. R. H. MeVetty to view the bodies. from Roger W. Whittier, 26, who Zwicker charge. POPE PIUS waa on hand. state institutional head, un W, Peter Carey, 37, of Swaoip- Frank T. Morelock, of Crackers was shot to death Dec. 1 on the The Vatican apokesman quoted •cott, 'Mass., the most cerioualy Neck, Vs., an Air Force medical stage of the theater while seeking Motion Defeated 55-88 Cardinal aa aaying earlier to der questioning by (aovemqr'; hurt; atewardess Mary L. McEt technician, was with Rlcharôn as puMkiity for her. Beside her Is After Watkins made hie an day: "If tho Pope suffers eollapse, elect A. A. Ribicoff, today trick, 33, of Boston, end the three the five survivon were removed. a bouquet of rosea Whittier sent nouncement, the Bridges motion that could mean the end.” was defeated 55-33. ^ admitted that he blew up his passengers, James W. Harvey, 52, He first lowered himself on a sling lier. Whittier was killed lo aa U. p.f Chiang Pact The reference to "acute deprea- budget request far above of Watertown. Maas.; W. Miller of and tried to lift Carey. 'iTie pilot exchange of gunfire with police Many Senators—including In- •ion," according to Italian usage, /' Philadelphia, and Daniel H. Hail was BO rigid from cold the helicop after inviting aa Aaaodated Press fiuentlal Democrats --- \('ho had could indicate both a mental and what he expects to get. of Montclair, N. J. ter had to move to a rfearby clear- editor to bring police to the thea voted last night to condemn Mc physical setback. "nie trank admtoaion rams from .. All but Carsy were able to walk ter and waiwl^ him that he waa Carthy for “abusing” his col The collapse waa reported to Dr. Neil A. Dayton, aupeilntenUant from tha helicopter which trans leagues had told the Senate they Bldcks Red China have come at 4 p. m. (10 a. m., of Manafleld State Training School (Conttaoed ea Faga Four) armed. (AP Wlrcphoto). ferred them from the bleak moun- could not support cehaur'e on the E8T). and Hoapital, after the govamoi- talntop to thio Berlin-HUan . irport Zwicker count. Last night’s vote alect chided him for asung foc.a Unable to take food by mouth 200 per cent increase. / here, about eight miles from the wa.i fi7-20. Washington, Dec. 2 (A*)—The United States is forging the since Saturdiy, the Pope was ex scene of the crash. But some of the same Senators, tremely week. Dr. Payton aald he feK forcad to last linkjin a chain of military alliances designed to keep Ret blow up the request “because atecr Omm Over Wreckage New Korea Talk Bid including McCleHan . (D-Ark) and China's TOwer from extending in the Pacific. Secretary 01 The Pope’s pirvate phyatcian. BouttUe, wfar was riding aa an Ruesell (D-Ga), had objected to Dr. Riccardo Oalcaixi-Ltol, who agencies foUew teat practice." DON'T GUTSS obaervsr in a Northeast plane taking tha . courae of tabling the State Dplles announced that a mutual aecurity pact will be looked worn and Ured thia morning He gave Ills views to RlWeett piloted by Capt. Pater Da.na, told count. . «t||uvur i J. _ g n e d ^ _ after * night-long vigil in ihe pspsi durty a budgat bearing at the fa- Beswmen; *T spotted the outline Nevertheless, the Bridges moUon apattmaM, returned to the bedatde. of ths DC-Fs tall against tha Opposed by Britain drew tk r Rrst Democratic votes In gpvemmi A Vatican aource told o( the .. RiWcott aald that aonawhat s mountain. About 4 or 8 ihclica' of behalf of McCarthy au(qx>tter*; paxt few! Iritish Caution Papa's, acute deprsasto* without the aama attuation aztfto in rs- DRESSES snow covered the’fvMek'age. Joining with 38 RepnMIcana in ' South KorsA Japan, the Philip* elaboration. quasts of oteer agoadee. He said the plane crashed and United Nations, N. Y., Dec." •known that the United States, Bri the futUe effort to table the Zwi<^ pines, Atetralla, New Zealand and . The 7B-year-old head of the ‘I know from long oxportanco," . • .In th» me«J f«r broke approximately in half as it tain and IS other Allies in Korea er eecUon were these four Deiho- parts of southeast Asia already Roman Catholic Church hat been RiUcott said, "that agoncios kaow 2 (yP)—British Minister of are covered by a system of similar |Red China on that thair roquoots will b f cat uv W endorful way neared its destination on a reg had agreed on a resolution reef- craUc Senators: Chaves (NM). confined to hla bed here alnoe hia cemplimtnts ular flight from Boston to the State Anthony Nutting today firmlng their previous views on Eastland (Miss) Ellender (La) and treatiesj return from Castel Oandolfo Satur te a y ask for a lot more hojpfag to .'V Berlin-Milan airport on Tuesday firmly oppos^ a Soviet pro Korean peace. Frear (Del.). The new pact, if ratified by the i Sparkina War day. get Just about what they think they ’J morning. Both saetlona of. the Opposing the tabling mo/e were Senate fu expected, will assure The Pontiff has been suffering need. Hito game of cat and raoaos you oan aay posal for a new Korean peace The feeolction took note of the to had for govonimont. Wo muot 13.98 16.98 plene appeared intact. failumi of the Korean peace talks 40 Democrats, 14 Republicans and American protection for 'manyI iTTH . j . from a stomach ailment and hic- $ to $ Bountie estimated the plane conference. III GahSva last spring and said uni the lone Independent, Mcite of years (o Formosa and the Pesca- 1 * (F)—Britain dla- oupa th at ha.ye made it difficult for te porfoctly frank with tho jpub- It’s flatUry . . . pure and aimple! A amooth line Addressing the General Asr M orry C hriatm asl struck the mountain about 75 feet fication of Korea should be brought Oregon. dores Islands. : closed today she has urged Red him to sleep. V i cofupliment calehtra that take their aoft>talk from the summit of the 3,600-foot aembly's 60-nation Political Com about by general elections luider The Jlelands have been shielded! China to avoid "precipitate” action He has not been able to take any Tho MaaSfiold tosUtuUon. which . . . dreea dcUchta. In taffetar, ailk and acetate peak. It sliced off treetops as .it' mittee. Nutflng said the resolu U.N. supervision. (OonUmted an Page Twelve) food by mouth atece Saturda). raieoivod aboat $4id0O,(i00 dtiriag tion submitted last night by So by Utb U.S. Seventh Fleet elnce | in the Formosan S tra it and matelaaae. At the same time, India's V. K. the btlglnnlng of the Korean war | in the Formosan Strait that might Such hburldiment aa the Pontiff tee present two year period, ouh- viet Delegate Jacob A. Malik for mitted requsete totaling $ ,gMr- (Not.exactly aa lUuatrated) Krishna Menon Introduced atlll an in June 19M. Under the treaty the lead to war with the United States. haa been able to take ke Ijaa re 12 a conference by the states in other resolution sxpresslng hope shielding may go on for years ceived indlrecUy, 000 for tee coming two ytmrA volved offers "no hope of a rea A Foreigr Office apokeaman His iwivate physician. Dr. Gal- Here are only a few of the manv won- CORRECT PRESSURE Wiley Asserts that progress toward a Korean more.r said the policy of- moderôn was RiMcoff told Dr. Dayton that: sonable prospect of eetUement.” settlement will be made and that Overseas Drag eassl-LisI, has apent every night 1 will te a lot more syrapathetto > derful styles of fashionable necklaces— i Efforts Most Centtane I ReacUaa Favorable urged on the Peiping regime in the Korean issue will be placed on The treaty is epected to go to this week at hia bedalde or in a with sgtnoy heads who cotno with matched bracelets and earrings—pins/ Automatieally Yours.,, . Nutting said all U.N. members ronaultatlor.a with Communist room adjoining the Pope's cham and cuff links . . . So smart . . ^ Good Neighbor the agenda of the 1955 General Ring Smashed the Senate early next year for China’s charge d’affaires in Lon realistic budgets . . . rather than A agree efforts must be continued, A sstn^l^. ber. • , asking for a lot more tea* they ok- rtght . , . 'So gay. but he said there would be no ratiteatton. Several' membera of don, Huan Hsiang. / with tho Prossuro Pan R uga's Jacob Malik proposed a the Itenate Foreign Relatione Com Ask U.S. Cheek Chteng The Vatican and the Vatican's poct to got.” MIRR0 *MATIC Policy Boosted progress untit the Communists new iôrean conference—presum L'Oseervatore Romano, hoping for Dr. Dayton, who hoada an in are prepared to accept impartial With U. S. Help mittee indicted today a favorable The spokesman said Britain has Christmas ably mtv the Geneva order — last reaction to the pact. a quick recovery of the Pontiff’s stitution for mentally ratarded ^ Um io-M ATIC CcMf«l-Yeii.Cs»>Xaar general elections in Korea. UaO asked the United States to use strength, have sought to mlnimlae k ^ ynssure esMlaM, without any rise or ML An you do is ■ Qultandinha, Brasil, Dec. 2 (fiV-r night aft^r the Assembly's n)sln Djlillea said tha treaty ineans its influence in forestalling any chUdrcA said that until he came to TO ILEtRiES Malik said that, on Pie basis of Political ^mmittee then voted Rome, Dec. 2 f/P) •— U. 8 . N ar the gravity :i^f his condition. (TOnnecUcut in 1941 he too believed Natural adjust hast so ooMrol J%glas oceaskawUy. 4 . ^ SUM Ben. Alexander Wiley (R-Wls) Nutting's remarks, further, dis cotics agents, working with police that if the Chihbae Reds croaa the provocative action by the Chinese Coty Stick/Colojrivo ...... ^.. $1.25 said today the U.S. delegation at over Soviet bloc opposition to in For^bipsa S trait to conÛei- the Is Natlonalieta of Oiiang Kai-shek. The report of tee PonUff’s turn in realistic budgeU. tha Inter - American Economic cussions are hopeless. He said vite .South Korea to Join in the of' fopr nations, have smashed an for the worse, however, cams from But after other state agenctea Sweatera of the eea* Eveninjf W Paris GiEfSet ...... $1.00 Nutting had denionstvated that he international ring which planned land the United States will rateli- , The spokesman—replying to Conference here had "strengthen U.N. debate Nwhlch opened in the ate/ against Red China. In answer questiona reganling the new ae a highly reaponelM^ source close to kept building up their budget re. eon. 100% nylon jew Hazel m.shop Jewel Lipstick ....___$1.25 ed the good neighbor policy with wanted to Impose the will of one committee yekerday. to pour narcotics into the United the Pope. \ quests way a h ^ expected ap eled . caidigana and side upon the other. __ States through Italy and Franhe. to / a' question, he aaid a U.S- curity pact between the United proval, "I had to do it.” ' Coty POrfume With BelK,...... *....$2.00 correct IIW'NG the facts of life." Before Malilc^threw in hie pro counterattack on tha China main- States and the Formosa regime- Sapped HI* S tnngth alip-oni. Tou'll want ‘There hss been no mincing of “It has become clear also," posal for a newv^ conference, U.S. Coordinated raids in Turkey, more than one of these ^ e i ^ Cologne^ ...... $1.50 Malik said, “that a continuation, land would_ te a probable result said the advice was given to both The Pope never completely re Yaj " • words by the American delega Delegate James \ J. Wadsworth Syria and Lebanon, swept up 37 covered from the grave'ômfich (Centtoued on Page Tulcivu) aweaUrs that have of the discussion in the absence narcotics traffickers and led to but that he did not want to aay the United .Statea and Red China tion,” Wiley, chairman of the Sen made the U.S. position clear on in keeping with "Her Mejeety's allmenl and hiccups teat Sapped that hand made look; U ...... Automatieally Yours.., of the People's Republic of (Red) that score. Citing Red China's re confiscation of 888 pounds-of crude ate Foreign Relations Committee, / (Coatiaaed ea Paga Thiaa) government's policy toward the hie strength dangerously laat Janu CSiriatmas glamour. Iloty Bath Powder ...... * 1$L50 told- a newt conference. "It has China and the Democratic People's cent sentencing of-13 Americana aa opium. 44 pounds of morohine Blsca 7 to 14. Republic of (North) Korea is im island! off the Chinees coast, ary. and February. . <' Little l4idy Toilet Preparation . .50c to $2.25 with tho M IBRO^MATICMINUTB MINDER done a bang-up job. The' .entire spies, Wadsworth declared: base, 9 pounds of hashish. In September, the Pope himself possible." "At this time when Communist Slnriultaneously, Lebanese cus which has teen to urge on all Yardley Lavender Soap ...... $1.35 Y eutet have wfnd kl ABjreu b sil kl Alas use it group Kas- worked night and day concerned the dangeik.,of fighting, told the Aeaociated Press that he to do to. get our'ideas across and it has A •cheduled afternoon meeting <3iina has Just furnished fresh evi toms officers led by Ckpt. Ede- Bulletins Nylon Bristle Hair Brushes . .$ to $^50 fsr tiadacofaHi, ooSm . bakiiw,1e ^ diataM eBlla.ate. U .M W'aa canceled for ladk of further dence of its brutal and y illegal the importance of lowering ten was etIU ailing but hoped to be ^ $3.98 1.00 s u c c e e d ." mond Axaixeb awooi^ down on a better by November. He appar frofli th« AP W ins M 1MM TWO CkIWW ■nilTUU TOMTI speakers. clendeatine labcraTory in Beirut. sion and of avoiding precipitate Talks Te Ptess action.” ently referred to hie expectations Wiley talked to newamen in ad As Nutting spokt, it became (CeatlniMd oa Paga F«k) ' Works Undercover News Tidbits and $4.98 Charles Siragusa, U. 8. Narcot-/ CalM froH AP Wires Britain maintains diplomatic for a xeries of hormone injections MIRRO-MATIC PRESSURE SAUCEPANS vance of the conference adjourn relations with Communist China. that a-ere being given to him. by IKE ASKS V3. UNinr Otrla' Dept 3nd Floor ment, set for this afternoon. ica jBurtau District supervisor for Dr. Paul Niehanx. 83-pear-oId WaahtogtWA Doc. 2 Iff). Europe and the Middle Eiast with Asked about Britain's attitude OtmS 4 qt.. $12.95 — 6 qt.. $19.75 — 8 qt.. $2L50 He said the U.S. delegation had toward the future status of For Swiss glandulai specialist. The ~ioo*hMeor today caBsd far showed th at 40 billion d < ^ r t apient beadârters here, directed four Twenty-eight high school stu Mada of heavy alumlnuitn alloy. New improved gaaket mosa, the |. epokeeman recalled Saries w aa' begun laat winter, ctooo IM etal-etato oo ip im tlon hi yearly for natiohnl defense was months of patient undercover dents are tajmefi when school bus when the Pope first became lU. this 'Stoaelc age whea “asaaa of aeata and locke cover under operating . preaaure. Cover spent- also in defense of Latin Eight Red Natijons Plan -work leading up to the weeklong overturns on island of Hawaii . . . Prime Minister Churchlll’a atete- opens and closes by simply sliding handles apart or to ment of July 14 that: . It continued this eummer and the modern wenpeni of war asm America and the Free World. aeries of raids Jiist ended. I|m- Daughter of Stork (Tlub owner autumn. capnMe of deotiwetton jto app*B gether, Precision automatic pressure control provides a Wiley said the U.S. delegation personating a U. 8. A^r Force pilot Sherman Billihgaly laade ia New “I certainly do not aee anjrthing aelscUpn of ®. 10 oc 15 pound pressure. Hedt proof bake- in. the conduct of China which has In hia paat grave tllnesa, tee tho tanagtentton.” had demonstrated that the Eisen To Offset Paris Accords willing to smuggle dope in /hla- ark with her .husband but has little Pope's heart, described by a close lite hindlea. Reveraible cookilur rack, extra safety plug. hower administration's program plane, Siragusa personally made to aay about theif elopement to yet ' happened which should lead Cleaning bruah and inatrucUonjiboklet included. PolUhed the American government to de eaeociats aa "that of a lion" has FAKBtEKETTB WCfS flSfflB "is 'a poaitivs One supplementing the biggest haul—^ pounds of small Georgia town. dUeaga, Dec. 2 (ffi>—A* law* aluininum finish. Ir the initiative and self help of the Moscow, Dee. 2 (F)—The eight<»VUera Siroky. premier of Csecho- opiiim. ' , / liver Formosa to Communist stood him well and he waa able UNESCO adminiatrative com- ChinA" , to . rally. faiwi girt addod flffSM today to South American peoples." Communiet nations represented in Slovakia, took over aa chairman U.S. narcotics agents traveled to miaaioi) autborixae IRrector Gen ter prise awarda and gittn whs* Wiley has been -a special ooun- Bui for the daj’. Siroky proposed Tues ^ e . Middle. East because it is from The spokesman said "there has Pop4 Piua XII waa-elected tee SCOTCH PICNIC KOOLER $7.95 Van Raalte eral Luther H. Bvanx te dlimlae bten no change in our policy since Roman CeteoHe Church's 2Slst aelor for the 17.8. delegation and curtty conference called today for day that a "combined command” Viera that dope begins its secret ate* nBemters “lacking higheat “Sbarty,** waa ancHened aff far an observer for the Senate Com totegration of their armed forces be set up for the eight Communist voyage to America. Turkey la the that dete.” Pontiff On March 3. 1939. hla S3rd Superbly designed. Insulated with a layer of fiberglass, standards of Integrity.” .. . (niem- British officials privately hope' ffmiiday. Ha was crowned 13 days, the eeaaad Mgheet prlea la to* n Iv ar of inert air and heat refiecting surfaces. Will keep UNDIES mittee. and estsbUahment of a joint com- nations attending the conference. main production point. From there Ical-fiUed teat tube ex p lo d ea'^ W history at tha lalaraattaaal Uv* ‘1 believe the reprsaentatlvee of ntand if the W'est ratifies the Paris ITayda. meanwhile, accused U.S. opium is emuggied' lo intermediate tha new Formosa aecurity pact will later. ■ contents, hot or cold for hours. Cover can be used for roar of fiames and tajntea foar result in the United. Statea axer- H\a pontificate, beginning on the Stock KxpaMMan. aervlng sandwiches or ice cubes. PlaaUc , handle. Vinyl the 'South American atatea ap acoords to rsarm AVest Cermany. Secretary of State Dulles and transshipment points—u a u a 11 y jtepUs in study hall at Ridley Park Beautiful nylon tricot preciate aa nsver before tha sig Tlia conference, sn'4>bed by the weatem newspapers of "grossly plaatic finish inside and outside. Sketch design outside. gowns, slips and pantiee. Beirut, Lebanon, orAlep^. Syria. High School near Chester. Pa. (Oenttoued on Page TwrKe) BLAKB NKW OOUNOU. HEAD fine combed cottons..., nificance of their goqd neighbor to westerp powers, ended-its ivor'a by . distorting the ides of the Moecow The next atop la MartelUa, France, (Ceattaaed oa Paga Few ). SootoA Dae. 2 iff) Dr. F n n adoption of a declaration to this conference and the sense of South Korean InteiUgence, 4is- Nylon Taffeta Slips woven ginghama... the north,” Wiley declared. “They Or. Naples, Genoa or Palermo, ^ e ra Soviet epjr agency operat Blake, a toadlag Ft**, are not falling for the Xremlin’a effect, 'the great Kremlin Palace . speeches of the chiefs of partlci- Jtaly. bytertan rhmih—in and an oto- Sixes 1 to 8. silky*aoft pimaa line—to wit: That Latin America was the stage for the formal sign- ' pating delegations.” ing in North Korean capital of A dramatic aaix^ra took place Bartymorea quent apakeaaeaa tar OhrtMto* Priced at BROMLET and QUAIUbt GOWNS ^ ia tired of empty promises. Thay ing lata today by Sorict Foreiga The Soviet. Communist party NoVj 2() on a lonely road six miles unity, today waa oieOtod peaM- $2.98 and $3.98 Mftiiatar V. M. Molotov and the newspaper accused U.S., British 8U.0w>.aeUta will go to 40-year- Ribicoff Demands, Transfer .Assorted Colon old Mias Florence Rosella V/heeler, doat af to* nattani largeaffSI Slaee S2 to 40 (Ceetlaeed sa Page P'aar) chiefs of the visiting dels.;at!ons. j apd French papers especially of (OoaUnaed aa Page Fear) aegmihmMoiA^ Ktetoml . LACE TABLE CLOTHS Children's Books Rad China's observer. Chang ' trying to spread “the false idea” Fho waa his anree for anuiy years. Wen-tlen, said his country throw that the nations assembled in Mos- Hte of three Army men come to Of Aged from Sanitariums BEDSPREADS For boys and girls. Picture books, classics,.atamp its full.support behind the eight- cow were dealing with armamente yVaahington to raeelve Medals at BKX.NNAN IN BKXSPITAX, ^tes, George W ashington ...... ,$27.50 $3.49 to $14.95 books, coloring books and activity books. Wide $5.95 to $8.95 Field Kin Occupies nation declaration. and the creation of a military bloc. Radio Union Strike Honor awarded to aoldiars after Hartford, Dec. 3 «*t propooala unUl tee m atter rW rfM d C a n aly and ecru that Will he an appreciated gift« SLIPS will te ordered to undertake the ment.” pravda said. "Dulles record ie v4eered by Mlctiael DiaaUe of the current hearings on budeet'budget ^ opw*tl«>n " ia aetUed chalitoaa alaea Ifftl. to a | B. Gnuiious Lady ...... ____... $13.95 eale-lald1 down the law yea- j la S t Joaaah*a |M*| Ravai'idMf. — — TTTr~TrTTT¥nininiwii' I5 c t o $2 o9 5 «4ch Londoi, Dec. 3 (P)—A friend of declaration.'' Chang said. filled Ms speech with lies about San Francisco. 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