J.'.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1981 i^GB TWENTY Don*t Wait 'until the Last Minute “ Stores. Will Be Open.until 9 Tonight
Kenneth C. Panciera, son of Mr. ’nto BuckIhad Community dub The Manchester Ski Club will Members of St. Margaret’s Disabled Am erican Veterans LAND SURVEYING Gibbons Assem)ily, Catholic and Mrs. Ernest Panciera o f 338 wrllf give Its annual Christmas present the Internatlohally-famed Circle, Daughters of Isabella, and Auxiliary, No. 17, .w'lll Install Its Ladies of Columbus, will hold a officers Wednesday evening at 8 Parker street. Is a :member of the party for thd children In the school ski professional, Hannes Schmid, Avarif c Daily Net Preas Ran The W eB thec brief business meetldg and Christ their children had an enjoyable audUorium tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. EdwcN L. Daviss Jr. Abojut Town o’clock at the VFW Post Home, 96 piece Ithaca Oollega inarching tonight at 8 o’clock at WThlton Me V«r tke Week Bm M Faiaeaet of U. B. Wsotoar Bi mas party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at time Saturday at the Community Refreshments will be served, and Eegtstsred Lnai Sf vayst Y. It was the annual Christmas Manchester Green. State Depart band, Ithaca,' N. T. morial Hall. The public is invited Dee. 18, 1953 • T rirfw lnnil Womea’« (Hub mem- the K. of C. home. The 50 cent ment Commander Miss Mary Nu each person attending will provide 16 Practar Band , Ml gifts brought by the members will party for the children. More than and there will be no admisMon tMvt wlU hav* tlMir aanual Cbrint- gent of West Haven and her staff The Divine Spiritual Circle will a 35 cent gift. A bualnaaa meeting Fair toalght aad Wedaa MMpTo be donated to the Manslleld Parents 50 children were served. A light of the club will follow, with Olec- charge. , M . 7 t » guM 'Murty at tht home of Harriet luncheon was served at noon. Carol will be in charge. Mrs. Ruth Dad- meet at the Luithanian Social Hall 10,835 > Mtataaaa teolght 35-38. rym na^ 21* HilUard street, to •Association for children at the tiott of officers for the year 1958. t.. a State Training School and Hospital singing followed, and a visit from dario will succeed Mrs. Katherine on Golway street tonight at 8 Meaalwr e f ,«ke Aadit morrow nlfbt at 8 o’clock. Miller as president, and a social o’clock. Mrs. Charlotte Ellis of The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle in Mansfield. Santa Claus with a gift for each will hold a Christmas party Thurs- Bwean OtrenUtieka Mcneh«Mt4tr-—A City of VUlogo Charm Wera are remltKled to bring a gift child closed the progimm. time with refreshments will follow Springfield, Mass., will be the guest Past Cellar daughters o f Helen OPEN DAILT suitable for persons In mental in- Davidson Lodge No. 98, Daughters day night at 8 o'clock at the home t'NTn, 9 P. BE the rerenibny. Local patriotic speaker. of Mrs. Arthur Pongrats, 219 'Oak fMtiiHniis. marking same for either Members of Anderson-Shea Post, orders have been Invited. of Scotia. w:ill meet at the honu of STOP ur-rANTTIME VFW Auxiliary, are reminded of St. Elliabefh Mothers Circle will street. Members should bring a (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE P1VE CEM It fafw or wonAn. Manchester Chapter of Hadaa- Mrs. David |>HatoB. 33 Horton (daarilM 'AflvwtMag m » ) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1962 the installation of the DAV Wednes meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the 50-cent grab-bag gift. NORMAN’S' VOL. LXXII, NO. 65 Group C of the Center Church. sah will hold its regular meeting at road, tomorrow night at 7:45. day night at 8 o’clock at the post home of Mrs. Edgar Barube, 50 Cfiiristmas packages should be “The Variety Blart". .^ncanora Duse Lodge will hold a Turnbull road. Members are re Mrs. Rhoda Bockus leader, will Temple Beth Sholom tomorrow, at home at the Green. broi)ght for i^hange. Mr. add Mrs. John E. Lyons and Tke N.lskWHi—I- C9iristmaa party tomorrow night at quested to bring 50 cent grab bag hold a Christmas party at the 8 p. m. The evening’s program will 449 HARTTOBO BOAD g o'clock at the ItalUn-American church tmorrow night at 8 o’clock. include a dramatic portrayal of daughter, Helen, of 381 Center Members of Group D of the Cen gin*- ____ A son wras born at the Hartford street, drove to New York City ftu b on Cldridge street. Members Members are reminded to bring the life of HenrletU Saold and a <4 Grommet Reefer Brealu Up aN asked to bring 25-cent grab ter Church, Mrs. Hyatt SuUlffe, grab bag gifts suitable for children colorful travelogue of Israel. After Hospital Friday to Hr. and Mrs. yesterday to attend the wedding of leader, are reminded, of the Christ The Nurses Aide Christmas Ernest C. Hodgson, 85 TVebbe Jane Vickerman and Robert Mc iMig gifts, and those having children party will be held tohight at the at the State Hospital and Train the meeting refreshments will be Read Herald^dvs. mas meeUng Wednesday at 8 p. m. driye. ’ ' . ‘ Cann. I with them should have them also Country Club at • o'clock. ing School In Mansfield. served. biiag 28- DRESS UP YOUR TABLE FOR CHRISTMAS! ^ . - *• Christmas Plastic Last 13 Men on Split Ship Table Cloths Jersey City State Department Weighs 26 of Crew 54 X 54 $1.29^ M a y o r T ie d Saved with 5 4 x 7 2 $ 1 . 6 9 on Carter Loyalty 5 4 x 9 0 $ 1 . 9 $ ’ " To Criminal Buoy, Boat W’ashington, Dec. 16— Daviss u p ^ t l y So cheerful with red and green h ® "/ «"<1 leaves and gold — The government’s top bells. Just wipe them off. New York, Dec. 16—-(/P) pollUcsI affairs with tha U. S.j Loyalty Doubted Loyalty Review board has Leghorn, Italy, Dec. 16— —Witnesses today attempted HIM Conuaiaaion In Germany. ruled there is reasonable 'The dspartment, in Its announce (/P)--Pour Navy helkopten to link Mayor James V. Ken Welcome (pifts doubt ss to the loyalty 6f ment of the Loyalty Review board' rescued the last crewmen ny of Jersey City, N. J., to career diplomat John'Carter decision on Vincent, made public: I’rom the U. S. Navy ehip Cannon Gift Sets Charles Yanowski, murdered Vincent, but the State De- a letter to Acheeon fron board, <3rommet Reefer today, 86 labor organizer with a long chairman Hiram Bingham who pai’tment kept the way open, lours after she ran agroufd criminal record, before the wrote that tha board was not called ' J X Leghorn. ^2*^® set today to accept or reject its upon to find, that Vinoant waa end broke in two o ff Leghorn. New York State Crime com recommendation he be fired. disloyal, and did not flo to. The helicopters brought off A range of patterns and colorings in i. embroidsred. hah^; mission. Some offlolala epeculated ihat, But,'^he added, “hts conduct in IS men. neviously ^ had printed and aolid color towel Sets in 3-piece, 4-pleee and S-pleca. The commiasion’a probe of wat* after dlacuMlng the matter with office ... forces ua reluctantly to leen removed by' breeches FOR EVERY •tVIlk • gale laahlng at rMfXie Uaea. the r . 8. ykt-y bar. srfront racketeering sailed into the President Truman, probably next conclude that there la reasonable buoy and boat. Mmv fpcMi Lertora. ItalFk At liglit la tlM'iirracliai flMgbt aa » « heavily mined waters of Jersey doubt as to his loyalty. OTHER GIFT TOWEL SETS $ I .*98 to $7.95 iett (fM kgm aad) t o a ir a t e n i where 89 mek were e ,Vs - 4- • ■ , . '■ - 7 • ( EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECOIBER 16, 1952 PAGE THREE ■RMnonniiBfiiBfamisiBn be directly aubordlnate and reapoit- under the command of American Mrs. William Phelan and Mr. and Injuries Prove Mountbatten Gets slble to the Supreme Allied Com Adm. Robert B. Carney. Like Blonde Heroine, 7, Mrs. Bfchard Law. iraiTilil Pupils at Barnard Pack Clothing t mander in Europe." Mountbatten, Carney—head of the The committee for the ^ I S S i Local Schools Still Shy During their sesalon today for Allies’ southern European com Defies the Police rOSMKL Fnia! to Man ' NATO Naval Post elude. Evelyn WIU>K T .VSSE, eign mlnlatera of the 14 Allies mand—will report ' directly to Bengtson, Pat and Kim Shires KEITH'S ... OPEN Rldgway. "Hutrleane meeting aa the North Atlantic Ronnie W atta Forbes Warren, "OperaUan Hurt in Crash The ministers alao were expect tress Fags Om ) Smith” Of Rooms and Teachers ram raca Om > Treaty Council alao were to review « Secret” global atrategy, including the aght- ed to consider a ^cond naval de ■petereoti. (la C-I«r) Pudge and Mary Ann Handley. I TONIGHT 'TIL 9 m a aa fonaulatad by the military ing in Korea, Indo-China and Ma cision—setting ^p a sub-command "But I need her biUfold,” zaM litt-ItU Wllllmanttc; Dec. 16 — A Mans committee. laya; troublei toi the Middle Eaat to organize fits defenses of the the law. Survey by Rliog Shows lUing Warns Educators field City man. 23-year-old An and dUficultiea in Europe, where western approaches to Gibraltar. "Tou can't have it,” said Nancy, drew Jackson Judson Kemp, in Sates and Service "The principal change ia the ca^ A strike ended tn » WED.: ,Lnre of WUdcraca. Need for 19 Teachers He'a No Weather Prophet tabliahment of a Commander in the Allies are struggling to pay for This command would be under putting it behind her. all workers returned to their jobs jured critically when hia pickup Closed Wednesday banicadca they a n building U. S. Admiral Lynde B. McCor "But yotir mother told me. to yet still are in hiding. truck swerved off. the road and 114 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 Chief, Mediterranean (CINCMI2)). And 20 Classrooms in Superintendent of Schools By agreement, CINCMKD will against possible Communist ag- mick, in charge of the Atlantic take it,” the officer said. "I want hit a tree, died yesterday at Wind initially be a BriUah officer. Ifia greaaioa. ocean area. her drivers' license." System £or Next Year Arthur H. Tiling served notice ham Community Memorial Hoa- ADMIRJtL-BENDIX-MOTOROU ataff will Include officera from all Defense and finance ministers Several other diplomatic and Nancy put a hand on her hip. * ■ ' oty the Board o f Education last pital here. At 5:30 nationa concerned. CINCMED will last night reportedly failed to set milltai7 developments were re "How do I know she told you to A preliminary survey of what night that he is hot a weather Kemp and hia wife Audrey, 19, tle differences over a proposed ported by Allied officia^: take it? Maybe jTou're just telling prophet. wefe Injured Sunday night on $428 million program to build new the room and teacher needz in the 1. French Foreign Minister Rob me that to get it?” Mancheeter echoel eyatem will be Illing has the Job of deciding Brown road. Mansfield. State pol airports, m iliary roads,: garrisons ert Schuman urged Anthony Eden, whether school will be cancelled ice today were unable to pinpoint P and naval facilities next year. "But I'm an officer of the law— next year indicate, that in .pitej OPEN TUESDAY, his British counterpart, to arrange I'm supposed to see drivers' of recent and projected school con- (or the day because of snow the cause of the ecash which sent . This was the other major 'item closer British association with the storms, etc. Only this year it the truck hurtling scores the high in the council's agenda, Iwt t . I Ui , i' r \ y . U y • i I- • V * • KVENING~HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TTTESDAT, DECEMBER 16.1952 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1952 CTaBBBBIBBBIWIRBBBBBIiaBW BM flM lBIllW BBW l^^ be directly subordinate and respon under the command of American Blonde Heroine, 7, Mrs. WUllam Phelan and Mr. and Injuries Prove Mountbatten Gets slble to the Supreme Allied Com Adm. Robert B. Cafney. Uke Mra. Richard Law. EASTWOOD Pupila at Barnard Pack Clothing Mountbatten. Carney—head of the mander in Europe.”, The committee for the dance in- Local Schools Still Shy Fatal to Man During their session today for Allies’ southern European com Defies the Police COME EE. YVONNE NATO Naval Post mand—will report directly to cludea Evelyn Harry, Carolyn snEJIK DE CADLO KEITH'S ... OP€N eign mlnisrters of the 14 Allies Bengtaon, Pat and Kim Shirer, meeting, as the North Atlantic Ridgway. ” Hnrrieaae ^ Hurt in Crash The ministers also wers expect (OwMbHMd tSMi P f Om ) Ronnie Watts, Forbes Wsiren. Bob •Dperattoa Smith” B a r l o w ’s T elevision w m F f O—) Treaty OouncU also were to review iOf Rooms and Teachers global strategy. Including the fight ed to consider a second naval d^ Peterson. Sandra Sundqulst and Secret” (la C.lw) Pudge and Mary -A-nn Handley. Wllllmantic, Dec. 16 — A Mans TONIGHT 'XIL 9 ing in Korea, Indo-Oiina and Ma cision—setting 'p a sub-pommand "But I need her billfold,” aaid 1:444:84 MR aa formulaUd by the miUUry the law. SilMilMiH field City man. 23-year-old An committee. laya; troubles In the Middle Blast to organise .iie defenses of the Survey by Dling Shows Illinff Warns EducAtors and difficulties in Europe, where western approaches to Gibraltar. Tou can’t have it,” aaid Nancy, A strike ended ip a tannery and drew Jackson Judson Kemp, in Sales and Service “ The principal change U the u* the AHies are struggling to pay lor This command would be under putting It behind her- WED.: ;Uire of Wilder Need for 19 Teachers He’s No Wehther Prophel jured critically when his pickup tabliehment of a Commander in all workers returned to their Jobs Closed Wednesday barricades they art building U. S. Admiral Lynde B. McCor ’’But your mother told me to -yet still are in hiding. truck swerved off the road and 214 SPRUCE STREET. MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 Chief, Mediterranean (CINCMED). against possible Communist ^ - mick, in charge of the Atlantic take it.” the officer said. ”1 waiit And 20 „ Classrooms in Superintendent of Schools hit a tree, died yesterday at Wind By agreement, CINCMED wili gression. ocean area. her drivers’ license.” System for Next Year Arthur H. Illing served notice ham Community Memorial Hos initially be a British officer. Hii Defense and finance ministers Several other Idlplomatic and on the Board of Education laat pital here. , At 5:30 ADMIRU-BENDIX-MOTOROLA staff will include officers from all Nancy put a hand on her hip. last night reportedly failed to set military developments were' re How do I know she told you to night that he is hot a weather Kemp and his wife Audrey, 19, nations concerned. CINCMED will tle differences over a proposed ported by Allied offlcla^: A preliminary survey of what prophet. were injured Sunday night on take it? Maybe you’re Just telling the room and teacher needs in tjie }428 million program to build new 1. French Foreign Minister Rob me that to get It?” Illing has the job of deciding Brown road, Mansfield. State pol airports, military roads, garrisons Manchester school system will be ice today were,unable to pinpoint ert Schuman urged Anthony Eden, But I’m an.officer of-the law—? next year indicates that in spite whether achool will be cancelled DREN OPEN TUESDAY, and naval facilities next year. his British counterpart, to arrange I'm su|^>oeed to see drivers’ for the day because of snow the cause of the crash which sent This WM the other major item of recent and projected school con the truck hurtling scores the high clOMr British association with the licenses struction. 20 classrooms are still storms," etc. Only this year it in the council’s agenda, but Lord projected Ehiropean army at all way into tree. The mishap oc THURSDAY, FRIDAY ’’You can’t have it. You might needed. • _ will be tougher. He’ll have to curred on a straight Mretch of Ismay, NATO secretary general, levels. He maintained this would not even be a policeman. You make the big deciaion by 6 told reporters after the meeting encourage the reluctant French The report on'the survey, pres roadway. might Just be dressed up like one.” ented to the Board of Education a. m. iostead of by 7 a. m. as Succumbs To Shock that only the more urgent requests and German parliaments to ratify In previous years, due to the AND SATURDAY TIL 9 mi^ht possibly be approved. At that critical moment, W, R. by Superintendent of Schools Ar It was first Jjelleved that Kemp's the project. Hill of Amarillo, Mrs. Ownbey’s thur H. filing-last night, also early morning session now in It thus seemed likely most of 2. Eden and U. S. Secretary of Injuries were -of a minor nature the program, which U. S .Oen. uncle, arrived. Nancy gave him the shows that a serious shortage in effect at the high achool. hut Medical Examiner Brae E. ★ State Dean Acheson arranged a purse. He gave the cop the driver’s teachers exists and that the board The superintendent nrants Matthew B. Rldgway, NATO com lunchtime conference today on the Rafferty reported that Kemp's mander in Europe, and his staff license. will have to hire 19 for next year. the board to know; his proWm, death was the result of shock and Anglo-Iranlan oU dispute "and other The officer examined it and re Illing’s report states that the Ju.-;t in case he may make lorbme had wanted underway with IPSS's aspects of Allied policy in the Mid multiple Wounds. first good weather, would be left turned it to Nancy. need for additional classroom spacp faulty "calls” this winter. H was a member of the Lodge die East, particularly on an Amerl can be met as It has in the past over for the next council session, can idea to have Moslem Pakistan ’’Aren’t you going to thank the of Moose. Wllllmantic, Little River in March or April, to thrash out. policeman?” Hill said. ‘ — bv the use of activities rooms | Grange. Hampton, and the Hamp — a British Commonwealth mem a^d libraries as classrooms or by i • Mountbatten's a.ssignment will ber—join the projected Middle ”No,” said Nancy. ” He didn’t ton Congre.gatlonal Church. be to keep open vital A lll^ sea East defense organisation. The two thank me.” transporting children to schools State Dept. Weigl IS Beside.s his wife he leaves his lanes from Eurpoe to Africa and ministers held a 50-minute meeting Nancy's mama was not serious 3 ATTRACTIONS ON ONE SHOW! where there la room for them. The mother. Mrs. George Howell of GIFTS THAT SHINE — NOT FOR the Middle and Far East. Warships yesterday on an American compro ly injured. town's newest plant, the Waddell Loyalty of Carter Hampton: four brothers, Herbert of Britain's Mediterranean fleet. mise proposal to break the dead TOMORROW rim SAT. elementary school which was open-'j and Philip Kemp and Leonard and A DAY — lUT ALWAYS France. lUly, Greece and Turkey locked Iranian oil negotiations. The MAT. 4 P. M. EVE. 7iU ed in September, will be among Robert Howell, all of Hampton; will help him. session was described as a “ useful these feeling the pinch of a con three alaters, Mrs. Adolph Hsl- Jr. Golfers'Plan tinued increase in school popula (CohtlniMd frtm Png* One) The U. S. sea forces will remain talk.” bach and Miss Susie Kemp, both- France Asks More AM STATE tion. Filled to capacity the day it Secretary returns from a of Hamptop, and Miss Harriet 8. France planned to call on the Christmas Dance opened, it will be shv by two rooms | Atlantic Alliance confer- Kemp of Wlllimantir. D iamonds - J ewelry.. Allied pwsrers for more support in next year, and Tiling surgests that Seiwices will he held Thursday PONT her Indo-Chinese war against the the shortage can be taken care of I at 2 p. m. from the Hampton C?on- Communist-led Vletminh rebels. The junior members of the Man It" using the library and activity 0\-er 80 Years Service gregatlonai CThurch. Rev. Charles Throw Thoiii Away Before adjourning last night, the chester Country Club will hold room as classrooms. Vincent, 53 and a veteran of C. Walllck. pa.stor, will officiate. W atches still plenty of wear left In ministers agreed that future NATO their annual Christmas dance at Four-Room Surplus more than 30 years’ government Burial will be in South Ometery, shoes repaired here. Although the achool system w'Ul Hampton. maneuvers which carry "the alight the club on BYlday, Dec. 26, from service, has been InvestiJfated by est poasibllity” of political embar be short 20 rooms, the schools' various government agencies over Friends mav call at the Potter rassment will have to be approved 8 to 11:80 p.m. Music.wilt be fur population centejs are such that Funeral Home, 62 (?hurch atreet, ALL FAMOUS NAME MAKES nished by the 'Vagabonds under the several years. Sen. McCarthy (R - UM YULYES by the general NATO council. ^*’'*‘*W s . ) told the Senate 18 months WiHlmantlc, tomorrow from 7 to Shoo Repairing of the Bet The decision grew out of last direction of Rusa Shirer, Jr. rooms. The "hows t ^ . „ccusations against Vln 9 p. m. Do yo«r ChrbitinBB nhopping here— where you c*ii ter Kind Done While Ton fall's “ Operation Malnbrace” man Patrons for the dance wUI be of the town s schcwls cintribiite^^ , contained "direct testimony do buwineiw with the boas personally. We have leifta Wait. euvers in the North Sea and the Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, the town s need ‘ he 20 room a , ^ ^ ^ IS MAPLE STREET Baltic where It once was planned Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Cheney. two of the Rchoois. Linroin j ^ SMFD Firemen for every member of the family. Opp. First NnUonal Store to simulate a landing on the Dan Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Shirer, Mr. and and Robertson, have an extra four ‘ he Communist party Herald I'lioto, rpoms between them, I Vincent haa denied Communist TTie Student Council of Barnard, Parking Lot ish island of Bornholm. Denmark Kcnnan, who ha.s been barred by objected on the grounds that the The report did not Include fig- affiliations. Last February the School recently spon.sored a Cloth-1 The room that deserves special Have Active Day iires for either kindergarten or ! State department announced that the Russians from serving at the ing Crusade which resulted in the Russians, who occupy the East embassy in Moscow. mention for the hlglicst percentage German coast not far away, might r m w u K , I hi"h school needs. he had been fully cleared by the collection of more than 50 hags' of pupils contributing is teacher l^mmiwiiMRW******** Illing told the board that the ' departmort of loyalty and aecurity The review board approved ear weighing around 800 pounds. The Companiea 1, 2, and .3 of the look on the practice as a taunt. M T . . Charles Perry's section of grade 7, South Manchester Fire Depart Russia was highly critical of the problem of securing the teachers; charges. The security clearance lier findings of a State depart articlea were mainly children’s This drive was the first of the tlATI ment loyalty board clearing ment have been called out to cxt 1maneuvers on her Baltic doorstep iv h a r t f o r d B i SUM MY MAN AND I the board needs will be s difficult! (involving whether he might let clothing to be used by those loss year to be sponsored by the Stu tingui.sh fires during the past 2i- I POINSETTIAS anyway. one because of a wide-spread out government secrets) was not Davies. Bingham wrote Aclieson fortunate than - Manchester chil dent Council. Members are very teacher shortage. This has re subject to review. The loyalty that the board was not authorized dren. hours. plea.sed with the cooperation re Laat evening at 5:30 Number 3 CHRISTMAS SPRAYS THOMAS McOINLEV DIES sulted. Illing said, in a stiff com clea^nce was. "to approve or disapprove of the The winter clothing will he sent ceived. New London. Dec. 16—i/Pi— petition among school boards for wisdom or Judgment of Mr. Davies went to Vernon street to put out WREATHS The board, after hearing Vincent by the Save the Children Federa Shown packing, the clothes are a brush fire left burning at the Thomas S. McGInley. brother of WniDEllCIIIIHCliyitTHHPII-J teachers, and In school board sii- last September, reversed the State ns a foreign service officer and we tion to children in Korea. The four representatives of the Stu ■ASKETS Sports Editor Art McGinley of the perintendents going into the teach- , department'a previous finding. do not purport to do so.” dent Council. Tliey ai'c, left to spot where the Vernon School ' LEONARD W. YOST, jew eler A 9 -^UDOi-lrn THE k e U summer garments will go to the will be located. Re.aldents in the Hartford Times, died In his home ers colleges for the needed in- The deoartment’s action, how Navajo Indians in the Southwest right, .I.unc Cervinl. Francis Hill, REASONABLE PRICES here of a heart ailment. McGinley, NOSE REINDEER"____ stnictors. TRIAL NEARS END Richard Carter, and .lack Quigley area feared the wind \Vould blow i h ig h E A X K A I ever, did not follow that which it U. S. the flames to-.yards their homes “OUT OF THE " RENT DISTRICT" head of McGinley Bros. Inc., an Two other matters which came took in December, 1951 when a insurance and real estate Arm, was before the board last night New Haven. Dec. 16 iiO—The and called for firemen to put out ENDS n similar recommendation was made charge the Jury of eight wometi when their light pick-up truck the firc.- 129 SPRUCE ST. — OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9— UNTIL CHRISTMAS found dead in his home yesterday. ^^plus BANDITS ’ touched on the continued school ex- by the loyalty board in the case of first-degree murder trial of Lc.oy I HoMm *s Flowers Dr. Harold H. Irwin, medical TODAY QUIEt MAN p.inston program of the town, but and four men on points of law exrflnded in front of their home At 9:30 this morning, com- John Stewart Service. He is s Reddick approached its final tomorrow morning, and the panel at 27 County street, March 18 pamea 1 and 2 went to 60 Pine PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Oakland St.- examiner, said he had been dead neither of them indicated an im foreign service officer who. like FLORENCE 'hours in Superior Court today, aa wi'l then retire to deliberate its street. An over-flowed oil burn 20 hours. mediate solution to next year's Vincent and Davies, had been I" problems. the state and the defense began verdict. Dumb Dotty—Is that a maneat er was causing black smoke to Keeney S4-honl Proposal identified with U. .S. policy toward th.elr summations, after four The state wants to send Red ing Hon? fill the house. Reports of a In one of them, the bo.ird gave CThina in the years before China weeks of testimony by 76 wit- dick to the electric chair, for the Circus Attendant Yes. hut chimney fire were quickly dis O I L HEATER tentative approval to Architect fell to the Communists. Service nc.-j.-ies. mufder of Homer Wright, who. we’re short of men this week, so proved and the burner put back wa.H promptly dismissed. Arnold Lawrence’s revised plans Judge John A. Cornell plans to I with his wife, Ophelia, was killed all he gets is beef. In order. Smsrtly styled procelain for the proposed six-room Keeney Some officials professed to see in the fact that Vincent was not enamel ateel cabinet, huge street school, subject to additional 7 inch burner for greater suggestions made by board, mem similarly dealt with a possibility $59.95 efficiency. Famous Flor bers last night and subject a.s well that he may yet remain in govern ence quality for lasting to a personal survey of the area ment service.. How Acheson would service. bv board member George Cheney. proceed after talking with TrunAan iJast night Cheney expressed the remained to be seen, but there concern that the school would be wsi7 some pos^bility that he or LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS OF A too close to the street line. The the ^rtldei^ might name a spe school, which will be ' -V-shaped, cial panel'to review the whole case, would not be built in time to ease including the review board’s de UROE the altuation next fail. cision. r -r ■ ‘ ' ' • ■ • In the other matter, Illing told The review board stated that in the members that work on thp reaching its conclusion on Vincent SELECTION two-room addition to the South it. took into account “ without ex School is proceeding rapidly. He pressly accepting or rejw lng" said the ’•oof is already on the new OF NEW section and that he has been in testimony which it attribute^ to formed by the builder that the two ex-Communist Louis Budenz that _____ new rooms should be completed in Vincent was "under Communi^ fwtmi AND USED six weeks or two months, at which discipline," and a statement by the ...... time work on renovating the old Senate judiciary committee that part of the school could be begun. Vincent was "influential in bring CARS! Since one of the rooms is a ing about a change in United kindergarten, the construction will States policy in 1945 favorable to add only one more classroom to the Communl'ta." the acho’ol for nexryear, and that (Ilea Indlflrrenee classroom will be filled without In his letter to Achesom. Bing easing any of the pressure- on the ham said the board had also rat^ rest of the schools. "Mr. Vincent’s Indifference to any evidence that the Chinese Com Septic Tanks Cleaned munists were affiliated with or AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR!! Sabres Destroy controlled by the U. S. S. R.” NEW 1952 Bingham told Acheson: 'T o say CoH Mcmchosttr's Sawaraga SpocioNsts that Mr. Vincent's whole course of Four More MIGs conduct in connection with Chinese SAVE UP TO $500 affairs does not raise a reasonable SAVE TWO WAYS: RAMBLER (Continued From PsfeTJne) doubt as to hi- loyalty, would, we (1) LOW PRICE . . . the most modem equipment and M . { ON EXECUTIVES' CARS are forced to think, be an unwar chinery In Connecticut makes possible a BETTER JOB a t • . . . Yes, the excluatve Country Club offers top economy, de 27 Sabres and about 82 MIOs ranted interpretation of the evi LiOWCB PRICE* livering up to sn miles per gallon at average highway speeds. j AND DEMONSTRATORS Mtgmfed in IS separate dog- dence.” (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks, Otalh. Enjoy also, over I860 worth of custom accessories at no flghta. The battles raged from Vincent became director of the sge and sewer lines are Installed under tbe watchful nopar- extra cost. The easiest of terms. “ 45,000 feet down to 800 feet. Office of Far Eastern Affairs in , vision of n Drainage Engineer. RESULT: You are protaeted Two of the MIGs downed were September, 1945 and’ continued In | against costly blunders . . , A BIG SAVING. An engtneCfcd Job credited to pilots who already that Job until July. 1947. He waa | ^ves you LASTING AND SA’nSFACTORY RESULTS. NEW 1952 had destroyed five to become thus a key figure in Far Eastern | . . . here's the very popular and thrifty acea. • They are Col. Royal N. policy -making during part of the | 100% ALL WOOL Rambler. Easily adaptable for business or Baker. 70t Cedar street. McRin- war and in recent years immedi Be Safe/ . ..Be Sure! pleasure. Fully equipped including Radio, ately after>vard. and Famoiuj. Nash Weather-Eye Healer, ney, Tex., who waa credited with AMBASSADOR half a MIG today, and Capt. Davies, Uke Vincent, has under TURTLE NECK SLIPONS ------C A U ------t'p to SO miles per gallon at average high Leonard W, Lllley, .Manchester, gone various investigations. Most way speeds. BOYS' ALL WOOL N. H. recently it was charged that In Heater, Radio, Hydramaiic Optional ^ Ground action subsided to 1949 he recommend^ • that the Knit to fit. Maroon, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)' roynl blue, nirite. Sixes THE McKin n e y b r o s: . . . take advantage of buying today’s mMt baautU routine patrol fights except In 84 to 40. J . 8 7 'AWARD” SWEATERS fnl car—stylod by Piala Fartaa, world famaua de. • the KImhwa ridges area of the employ six persons described as signer. Enjey the vtmoet in luxury and congfart. central front, xvhere Chinese sol Communists. Davies himself testi SEWERAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY BUY NOW - diers . contlnnrd harassing at fied before the Senate Internal 2 tone style. Maroon, FnUy equipped Including Fnmaus Weatker-Eya dark green or royal DRAINA6E Md SEWERAGE ENGINHRS Heater and Twin Beds and many ether extjraa. tacks. Security subcommittee that he had j PAY LATER! The Reds hit Pinpoint hill and recommended using tfte alx perr blur with while trim, 130.132 Poori Stroat, McNieliastar— Tort. 530t Rocky Point five tfines last sons but not employing them. SO to 88. AS LOW AS night- In short but Intense at Bingham wrote Acheaon that ll AS LOW AS tacks.-They were, driven back the loyalty board had considered D O N T W AIT each time. this Incident, and had heard "high ly confidential testiniony” -from FREE DEMONSTRATIONS AND TRIALS The necklace 1s believed to be Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, head of the oldest form of Jewelry. CIA, and Ambassador George F. COMPARE THESE VALUES CHILDREN'S CORDUROY UNION SHOPPING CENTEI OVERALLS 9 7 MAIN STREET TEL. 8-0844 EAST HARnTOOBi 1941 Buick $195 1950 Nosh 1951 Nash WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF i 4-DOOR ORAY, H. Fine pimvair in n large Stofresman Rambler $T3>9S variety of colors. 4 to A 2-DOOB BLACK, H. 8. 1.59 1946 Hudson $395 CONV. BLACK R-H. XMAS . t-DOOR ORAY. H. FOR ^OUR OLD CAR! 1 * 1950 Ford TOYS. WHICH MAY BE TAKEN 1948 Nosh 600 $795 4-DOOR MAROON, R-H. 4-DOOR BLACK. R-H. 1951 Nash , " IN TRADE— UP t o 36 MONTHS TO PAY 1950 N uh Amb. $1395 Statesman $tS95 GIRLS' NYLON 1949 Nash 600 $995 4-DOOR LIGHT OREEN. H. . . 4-DOOR GRAY, R-H. 4-DOOR OREEN, H-HYD. SWEATERS I s a v e Cardigan OR short sleeve sllpon style In easy to wmsk, long 10 to 50% On LOW EASY TERMS OPEN EVENINGS wearing, nylon, 8 to 6. U FTO SPIRAL RRISTIECOMI BOYS NYLON SOX GIRLS' SKIRTS JEWELRY and APPLIANCES Fine rorduroya or at 36 MONTHS Came tat sad sea bow you USE OUR CHRISTMAB UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK Kniiiino mills First quality, tractive wool blend R. E. LEMIRE—Blaa. Z-SIM MANCHESTER 1 yr. guncan- fabrics. Corduroy, 8 to daa got n doU froo. LAY-AWAY FLAN TO PAY AUTHORIZED SALES and SERVICE-369 Center Sf.,ot West Center^L.Te/. 4079 jV c . m o r Am o n —Man. sa n t e r Iu t o r t tee. Sizes 7 to 6. ■■ l - » * A. DVBAUN>—MAN. 496S—Andover, Hebrsn. CshnabU lO '/i- F (» OREATER SAYINGS ON TIRES, OAS. OIL, ETC. ’ % mmmm—MAS. 112-^-«S72—Bslton, MnnsfleM, Coventry OUR GAO STATION—881 MAOC'BntEET, EAST M i ■ } t: t -■ / I ■ '4 , ■ . - '4‘ \> -x A I- . ■ t ' . ' , V ■ L , ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCipSTEB. CT)NN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1958 • m ' P A G E TTVB ad 107 BrltUh firms and Royal MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1H62 Here’s Novel Idea EARLIER THE RETTERI U* S. Orders Tanks ordnance plants will do the man ufacturing Job. V president of the 4-H poultry club. SHOPPING DAYS award ribbons fop membership and weeks la'haw completed. The work OPEN «AH,Y m i CHRISTMAS For NATO Nations The U. S. congress hha appropri Andover registration. Jogpph Dutra, Scout was done by committee members, Allen Yale also of this town U Radio and TV In Tree-Trimming ated $3,128,224,760 for miliUry aid E U m jg to n treasurer. The club encompasses UNTIL 0 P. M. WNHO—C*. • Promoted hi Civil Defense Organiution officlhl gave two Liberty Bell parents and other volunteer asstst- STOP IN—ANYTim for Europe d u riu the period end awards for. membership and qual anta. Scout troop director Latham yout&poultry actlvtties In Andover London, Dec. 16 — — The Want a Yul# traa that flvea you ing June SO, ION. The 90 mllUon Aw ard Is Slated 11 from Troop * ity of program. ' . ' True presided at the court of and Coventry. NORMAN'S A 7 :«A-WHAT-New. United States ordered SO million Juat about evarythlnf but a chorua order for Britain coaMa out o f the The troop was commended for lionor. *«nie Variety Haft* AiM—WTBT'-Cki TX iM—WONS—Weather. dollars worth o ( Centurion tanka, off-«hore procurement” portion of ...... Manebester Evening HeraM Aa- Beery D*f : WTHT—Weather. of "Jlnffla BaUa?” Then string Receive Seoul appearance, The Scout lean-to McNeil Named President Tke Belskh-rkM4 Skspatw C»aH* ' ^ •;tP—WDR<—World Newe Roundup. spare parts and ammunition from that sum. l*’or Eagle Scout dover correspondent, Mrs. George 440 H A R T F O R D K o i W ^ Th» CW<»fO cute litUe toya and gaUy packaged which has Seen under the process Richard McNeil son of Mr. and WCCO—K'ddle Comer. contecUona In among the tinael and Britain yesterday for use by na According to Cellahan, " t ^ ex of construction for the past three Mra. U. G. McNeU. is the new Neleon, telephone Coventry 7-6760. WKNB—Newa. • tions of the North Atlantic treaty S S S fcS : poll- H«. ^ . WTHTr-Newi. Your tree la bound to be ample o f American aid flnaacing EUlngton, Dec. 16— (Special)— Honor Awards WnfNtNewA „ original and your family wlU have organisation. the cMistnietlon of British aguip- v iQ 4 V _N «vi; BWUMt ll»tl»»«. WHAT—Cup of Coffee Club. A contract was signed in London Wayne Holland,' the dnly Eagle 4,i*_wno—it»u« extra fun seeing things on the tree ment for other NATO oouatries U Andover, Dec. -16— (Special)— * WDRT—Th« ChlcMtoac^^ WONS—Newa. by Supply Minuter Duncan San- Scout in this community will re .J»_wbRC—Th« Recort* »op . ■:IA -WDRC—Shoppera SpeclalA that they can actually uae and en a perfect symbol of the truly 4 w n c —Newa. joy, even after the tree is taken dya. The daal'was floated under the united effort we are making for ceive the Eagle Scout badge in A t Die Boy Scout court of honor WKNB—Phil Hale. United SUtes Mutual Security held In the town halt recently WTHT—Kddle Arnold Tiro*- WHAT—Jeatinp with Wamp. down. ’ Toy cars, space ships, doUa, the dafenae of the free worid.” Hartfofd Dec. 29 when the Board WHAT—8av« a Lite Pro«ra«a-„ „ packages of chewing gum and can Fieli ora liH lt troublt, program (MSA). of review meeta for the - award awards were given as follows: I A.AA-VmC—The Woman In My WONS—Bill Jenklna Show. \ Old Raeord Shop. WTHT-Martlh Apronaky. dy Santas are favorites with clever They'ra inoBpontivp, too. The tanka eventually will go to preMntation. ■;M—WCCC — Newa; Breakfaat New^ The Netherlands and Denmark for •Tenderfoot, to Kendel Brown, ‘ pmO-Juat Plain B)}}- . tree-trlmmera. Don't lot lott*minutt buying He ie a member of Troop 06. Del Mastro, Bernard Carter, Net WTHT—lla*a. Joa OInad Bhow. bo.e. _ uae In their Atlantic treaty da- WONS—BUI Jenklna Show. Bright packages of chewing .gum M oki o "eucktr" out o f you. Highland Diatrict of (barter Oak son VVamer, and David Hudak. Be Sure YouVe Right I WDRC—Newa. are especially pimular with many fensa effort. Council. . Jamea Winana of Weat Second class awards to Richard ' ??Sf|:|rpStS o. ^ Tukoe. w n c —Radio Baaaar. The CUnturion Mark n i U a SO- •jII_w n c —Front P*>J Pa” **** homemakers because they're neat road ta oeout master. Thompson, Robert ^ Sprenkle and WTHT-Bob Uovd. ton heavy now being used in Ko K e e p . s a k e * ’ wHAT—Croaby’a O®” *” P;U—WCCC—Breakfaat Newaboy. and inexpenatva. And they add a Wooif^ day camp last summer are Advfaera Are Needed Larry Anderson. •,1a_;w TIC—Lorenio Jonea. rea by British troops. piM—w n X T—John ContA touch of teal beauty to any tree reminded of the camp reunion to D 1 A V : . D R I N , Den Mothers and Brownie lead Merit badges'to Robert Mann, * WHAT—Ban.* by Demand. WONS—Gabriel Heatler. with their sparkle and smooth, In a atatement on the deal In WONB-Sto kin*. •lap-WDRC-Newa be held Saturday. Jan. 3, from 10 ers are greatly needed. Scout offi- David Yale and Frank Ver. glistening appearanee. Some chew A m. to 3:30 p. m. at the camp. A London, Brig. (}en. D. F. OUlahan Aita-S^RC-ClirtWDRO-^etneT Maaaey. WCCC—15 Hundred ant *0 HIIa vciala report, as there are a large Personal Mention WHAT—Newa; Momlnp Star Review. ing gum even cornea wrapped in special bua will leave from In front of the U. S. Military -Aaaiatanea number of youngsters Interest^ , .WaAT--!****. _ . WKNB—Newa; The Little Show. Advisory Group in the United Kenneth A. Erickson son of Mr. I ^m C -N oteam d Quo^. traditional red, green and white of the Mary Cheney Library at 10 in the movement. I :I»—WTHT—Frankie Frlaeh. Bau WONS—NewA colors. Juat the thing for holiday Kingdom, described it aa ‘‘the big- and Mra. Harry Erickson, Andover WTHT—Breakfaat Club, o'clock and will bring the girls . Plan to Instan Heaters Lake, has completed his "boot w n c —Theatet o. Melody. spirit: Best of all, you needn't back there after the reunion. gest single American off-shora W ^ S —Cedi Brown. Newa. t : l» —WDRr—Mualc. Two new oil heaters will soon training" and Is how attending Beaniac worry if little Johnny or Jane picks Those attending the reunion are procurement order we have placed CHEVROLETy WONS—Jack Downer’a WaxworkA package of gum off the tree, be he installed In the Towfi Hall. naval school at Great Lakes, III. j-ia-WDRC-Newa WKNB—Bd Swell Show. assured of a happy time. Each girl to date.” The old boiler was Installed when • :*P-WKMB-UallaB Hour. ^ cause the protective wrapping is to bring her own lunch, cocoa The U. S. Army ordnance corps Trees For Sale ^^TirF^^Nawa; Joa OIrand Bhow. the building was built In 1915 and Thomas R. D. Maxwell w n c —Newa; Ton and Tour Child. keeps the gum clean and whole' will be supplied, and all are urged placed the tank order. An estlmat Laarenco Perry Christmas trees under the spon WHAT—Bporta. WCCC—Newa; Market Baaket. some, and the youngsters can en' has about outlived its usefulness sorship of Boy Scout Troop 124. WONS-HawA WHAT—ttaliai Propram. .° to dress warmly. A permission slip, according to reports. f;lP-W TIC —Bob Bteela. ■ ;4P—WDRO-Blaic Croaby. Joy the contents without apotllng signed by her parent, should be Laurence B. Perry of 48 School officer. Groot has been named are on sale at Grennon gas sta WHAT—Supptr w n c —Victor H. Undlahr. their appetites. Bells to Ring Out In Town depoty CD director. tion until Christmas Day. VTOSS^tteJ hr ", WHAT-Famoua Triala turned in by each girl, together ' Sunday night the church bell street and Thotnas R. D. Maxwell WT^RC-Jaek la to w . T ^ X Ballaaa. with the fee of 20 cenU. to the 31500 Convert your old bed Maxwell will be director of- air Stilea .Attends Session WKNB—Ruaa Morpan Show. AUTHORIZED ClASSIC ak^ will ring as a part of the pageant of 71 Unnmore drive have been George Stiles, Scout district y,xa—WDRC— r + f.' MAKCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1958 A •? PAGE ed 107 Britiah firms and Royal MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, ^E S D A Y , DECEMBER 16. 1952 EARLIER THE lETTER! U. S. Order* Tank* ordnance plafits will do the man • r Here’s Navel Idea ufacturing job. president of the 4-H poultry club. SHOPPING PAYS award ribbons for membership and weeks is now completed. The work ^OPEN DAILY The U. S. congress, has appropri was done by committee member!, Allen Yale also of this town is Radio and TV TILL CHRISTMAS For NATO Nation* E U m g ^ n Andover registration. JoggPfi Dut'ra, Scout U N T IL 9 P. M. In Tree-Trinuning ated 63,128,234,750 for millUry aid Promoted in" Gvil Pefense Organization parents and other volunteer assist treasurer. The club encompasses S t a a t e f i W NH O -Ch. • offIcilU gave two Liberty Bell STOP IN—ANYTOtB for Europe d u riu the period end awards for membership and qual ants. Scout ttoop director Latham youttupoultry actlvitiea in Andover London, Dec. 1# — — The 11 from Troop and Coventry. Want a Yula tree that fflves you iJP) ing June SO, 19U. llie 90 millton Award I* Slated « ity of program. " , True presided at the court of NORMAN'S A,7 : « —W HAT—New.. United States ordered 90 million order for Britain comes out of the 4:*»_WTHTt-0»; ■non;/- Just about everythin* but a chofue The troop was commended for honor. "The Variety Bfnrt^ ^ 7 :»i—WON8—Weather. dollara worth o f Centurion tanka, off-ahore procuremant" portion of Manchester Evening HrraM An * \mO-BMkatac* WIf*. W TH T —Weather. of "Jingle Bells?” Then string I Receive Scout appearance. The Scout lean-to McNeil Named Prealdent TW* NrlgliWriHM* niMfSlBg Ceatsr WORD—It H»pp««» *«n r D «y: For Eagle Scout dover eorreapondent, Mnu George 1 :44—WDR<'—World News Roundup. cute little toys and gaily packaged { apare parte and ammunttloh fnain that sum. which has been under the process Richard McNeil son of Mr. and 449 HARTFORD IIOAD The ChlOMtoM*. WCCT;—K'ddle Comer. Nelson, telephone Coventry 7-6768. WCCC—Vuiic. confections in among the tinsel and Britain yeaterday for uae by na According to Callsdian, “thla ax- of construction for the past three Mrs. U. O. McNeil. Is the new W KNB—News. tions of the North Atlantic treaty Honor Award* W TH T—News. lights.' Your tree Is bound to be ample o f American aid financing Ellington, Dec. 16— (Special)— A Shop. organiaation. . W TIC—K fw a original and your family wlU have the construction of BrlUali aguip- Wayne Holland, the only Eagle W H AT—Cup of Coffee Qub. extra fun seeing things on the tree A contract waa aignea in London ment for othar NATO countries la WONS—Newa by Supply Minister Duncan San Scout in this community will re- Andover, Dec. 16— (Special)— t ; l » -WDRC—Shoppers Specials, that they can actually use and en perfact ayighol of the truly At the Boy Scout court of honor w n c —News. joy, even after the tree is taken dya. The deal was floated under the Ited effort we are making foY .ecive the Eagle Scout badge in w n C - -Yount Winder W KNB—Phil Hale. „ ' United SUtes Mutual Security held in the town halt recently ^VY*HT—Kddle Anioid_^ w . W H AT—Jestin* with Wamp. down. Toy cars, space ships, dolls, the defense of the free'woila,” Hartford Dec. 29 when the Board WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. packages of chewing gum and can Fish art littlg troubit, program (MSA). o f review meeta ' for the award awards were given as follows; 1 4,S i!^ ^ ^ T h ? W TH T—Martin Agronsky. dy Santas are favorites with clever Thty'r* inaiip«ntivt, too. The tanka eventually will go to preaentatlon. Tenderfoot to Kendel Brown, I 4|44l w B l U . ' - N « 7 »: OW E ^ord Shop. 4;44_WCCC — News; Breakfast News- ' * WTTC—Juft Pltin Bin. tree-trimmers. Don't l*t loft-minuto buying The Netherlands and Denmark for He ie a member of Troop 96, Del Maptro, Bernard Carter, Nel -boy. uso in their Atlantic treaty de W T HT —W »* i. Jo> O lr»»d Show. WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. Bright packages of chdwlng gum M ok« 0 "tu c k tr" out o f you. Highland District of C^harter Oak son Warner, and David Hudak. « of tb. tnk«u WDRC—News. are especially popular with many fense effort. Council. James Winana of West Second class awards to Richard Sure Youre W TIC—Ridlo Bazaar. {homemakers because they're neat The Centurion Mark i n la a 50- rood ia acoiit maater. WTHT -Hob Uovd. K e e p . S t i k c Thompson, Robert Sprenkle and * >feAT4o^by> Q“»? 4:44—WCCC—Breakfast Newsboy. and inexpensive. And they add a Wood day camp laat lummcr ar« ton heavy now being used in Ko Advlaeia Are Needed Larry Anderson. ■,I*_W T1C—Lor»n»£, S 'U —W TH T—John Conte. touch of wal beauty to any tree reminded of the camp reunion to rea by British troops. ’ w h a t —Bern* by Demaad. i Den Mothera and Brownie lead Merit badges' to Robert Mann, WONS—Osbrlel Hestter. with their sparkle and smooth, In a gtatement on the deal in WON8—Skyklnr 4144-WDRC—News \ be held Saturday, Jan. 3, from 10 ers Are greatly needed. Scout olfl- David Yale smd Frank Ver. WCCC—12 Hundred ant. 90 Hits. glistening appearance. Some chew a m. to 3:30 p. m. at the camp. A London, Brig. Gen. D. F. Callahan clale report, as there are a large of the U. S. M iliUry Assistance Personal Mention W H AT—News; Morning Star Review. ing gum even comes wrapped in special bua will leave from in front Tliunher of youngsters interested Kenneth A. Erickson son of Mr. I 'te«-«dQ u o«.. ^ WKNB—News; The Little Show. traditional l«d . green and white of the Mary Cheney Library at 10 Advisory ' Group in the United WONS—News. In the movement. and Mrs. Harry Erickson, Andover * 4.|4_WTHT—TTbfhte mech, B»U- W TH T—Breakfast Club. colors. Just the thing for holiday o'clock and will bring the glrla Kingdom, described it as "the big Plan to Install Heaters gest single American off-shore Lake, has completed his "boot W TIC—Thestei O. Melody. spirit. Best of all, you needn't back there after the reunion. Two new oil heaters will soon training" and Is riow attending W ^S^^Cecll Brown. Newn. ilj—WDRC—Music. worry If litUe Johnny or Jane picks Thoae attending the reunion are procurement order we, have placed CHEVROLET Bmalag WONS—Jack Downey’s Waxworks. he installed in the Towd Hall. naval school at Great Lakes, III. 4:»4—WDHC—Newn package of gum off the tree, be asaured of a happy time. Biach girl to date." W KNB—Bd Swell Show. The old boiler waa installed when Trees For Sale WYIC—Newi «!,_ :14—WKNB—lUllsn Hour. cause the protective wrapping ia to bring her own lunch, cocoa The U. 8. Army ordnance corps W THT—Newn; Joe OIread BBow. W TIC—News; Tou and Tour Child. the building was built in 1915 and Laurenre Perry Tliotnas R. D. Mnxwell Christmas trees under the spon W HAT—Sporta. keeps the gum clean and whole will be Bupplied, and all are urged placed the tank order. An estimat WCCC—News; Market Basket. some, and the youngsters can en has about outlived its usefulness sorship of Boy Scout Troop 124 WONS—Newa W HAT—Itallsi Program. to dreee warmly. A permlaalon slip, 4,U_WT 1C—Bob Steele. joy the contenU without spoiling according to reports. officer. Groot has been named sre on sale at Grennon gas sta 4 :44— W DRO-BIng Crosby, signed by her parent, should be Bella to Ring Out In Town Laurence B. Perry of 48 School W HAT—Supper Serenade. w n c —Victor H. LIndlahr. their appetites. turned in by each girl, together D Maxwell CD director, tion until Christmas Day. WONS-Pe^.hy m t^n . W HAT—/amous Trials Sunday night the church bell street and Thomas R. u. Maxwell Maxwell will be director of- air Stiles .Attends Session with the fee of 36 centa, to the 439.00 Convert your old bed W KNB—Russ Morgan Show. AUTHORIZED ClASSiC tint will ring as a part of the pageant of 71 Llnnmore drive have been George Stiles, Scout district 4 troop leader or at the Girl Scout Ah. 100 *.479 observers. Formerly chief observ 4 :» —WDRC—News. and 'should not he confused with commlltmen presented the troop I4:M—WDRC — Arthur Qodfrey office before Tueaday, Dec. 33. UONEL SERVICE named to posts in the local Civil er, he replaces Krasenics In the ^ ,5 Iw S ^ ‘l£?lj« C »f 0 >“ W TH T—My True Story, W .ddlM K s f zv-'a a fire call or some other emer top akywatch post. Krasenics ex with a charter. He also gave troop ^ WONS—Newe: Kune for Araerica. w n c —Welcome Trarelera. NORMAN'S Defense organiaation b y'C D Di W TH T—Sereno Oaauaell. Girl gency. rector Edward Krasenics. plained today that lack ,of time W KNB—News; Through The Tears. Thlnk how much worry could be “The Variety Mart” DEWEY-RICHMftN to a Hollywood Bed! Club to Meet W CCC-New^ Muele. W HAT—Italian Program. done away with if wives knew Perry, veteran of World War II forces him to give up his subor 4 ;44_W DBC—Newa. 14:14—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Tb« NrickbarhM* Mkapp^ Cmicr The Catholic Woman’s CHub * W TH T—Stock Marke' Summary S c o u t what stenors really thought of 449 HARTFORD SO^AD 707 MAIN STREET and the Korean War and now a dinate ..position. Maxwell, for 40 14:44—W TH T—Whispering Streets. will hold its Christmas party years an employe of the Manches 14:14—WCCC—News; 14 Hundred and their husbands. teacher at Manchester High W lS c^^n tree Star Thursday at 8 p. m. at the home ter Division of the Connecticut § 0 4—WONS—Blir Jenktna Show. 10 HIU. N o t e s Throw away your old metal or wooden bed School, takes over Major Adrian STIFF HECK? W HAT—Italian Program, o f Mrs. Frank P. Dowd on Pinney Groot’s job as plans and operations Power Company is now retired. w n c—Dcuble or Nothing. ^ ^ 'T H ?^ T T eS *y :^ H e a d lin e Bdltlon. stead . . . dhange your spring and mattress street. Contributions for the Anarina rsOaf Irwa aebas aoA W KNB—Voice of Manchester. Christmas baskets should be iiWsW by Athritit. OlMaaMtitai, lo t * ^ WONS—Fulton Lawta. Jr. 14:«4—W TH T—When a Girl Msrriea An interesting and enjoyable into a smart Hollywood bed. Takes only a few ■ w n c—Boston B la ^ a . 14 :**—WONS—News. * brought to this meeting. Re iM ilM ' IJ14-WON8—T e llo - 1 ^ trip w is had by 11 members of minutes. All you need is a wrench or pliers! H :44—WTH T—Lone Journey. freshments and a social hour will Maos. TksAUgtaoA rest. . W TH T—rim er Darla. Troop 13 on Saturday, Dec. 5, WDRC—Jack Smith. w n C -S trik e It Rich. ■ follow. TsN V4»r OiwflaW Yao Want W KN B -N ew s; 8*0 Club. when they journeyed to Spring- Metal legs to fit all types of flat-rail coil Skywatch Schedule 12 o'aoa Ml WONS—Ladles Fair. field. Mass, The grouji left Man Personal Mention WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. springs and tubular frame link springs. Or, . WONS—OabTlalwaattJ aatu r chester by bus at 10:16 for Hart Miss Hattie Berr is visiting rel tw* «a«t WDRO-Mfni------—ndr Oai—Carson Show. WHAT—Italian F ^ r a m . mahogany finished wooden legs for flat-rail atives In Westfield, Mass. IM4INII** mnnn frAS-WDBC-l- l u Morrow. Mi l i : 14—W TH T—We. "rhs Women. ford where'it .took _the^11:27 train Wednesday NO AITiliOON I K n 'a Family. II :14—WONS—News. for Springfield.'The most thrilling coil springs; set of 4 le g s ...... 5.95 ...... Roger Negro, Peter Oleskl , WTIC—On* ' II :14—WDRC—Grant. Slam. „ Midnlght-2 a m. .. W O NS-Topa Tunas — part was getting into the Christ Manchester Evening Herald E1- .. Leo Plecity t : * i —WONS—Titus Moody. WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and 10 Set of six wooden screw-in legs for convert-. Ilnctnn correspondent. Mrs. O. F. 2 a. m.- 4 a. m. . W TH T—Police Blotter. Hits. mas rush at the Forbes 4ind Wal 4 a. m.- 6 a. m. . ,. Howard Peters, William Davidson w nc—Bob and Ray. lace Department Store, ending ingf box springs. Mahogany maple or un Berr, telephone Rockville 6-9813. . .George McGraw, ElisabethDziadus ^ 1 :4*—W D RO -Pe<»le Are Funay. W HAT—Beno Oil Program. 6 a. itf.- 9 a. m. . ■ w n c —Cevalimde uf America. WONS—Queen for a Day.. with luncheon in the restaurant on finished ...... 5.00 9 a. m.-Noon ... ..Bruce Miller, Michael A. Glean k W TH T—Michael fPiayne. W THT—Break the Bank. the eighth floor. The moat Inter- Noon-3 p. m...... Gertrude Malausky - W HAT—Polish Natloeal Home. WKNB--Htislc from out of the West WONS—The Blaek Museum. estng part was attending the lec Two of Boyd Gang 3 p. m.- 6 p. m. . ,. Robert Dunn. William O'Brien II:«4 —W HAT—Pot Pourri. (I f you buy new bedding and legs at our i : l 4—W HAT—Serenade In B l ^ 11:44—WDRC—Rosemary, ture at the planetarium and going 6 p. m.- 8 p. m. . . . Gladys Gosselin. Barbara Wallctt ■•ns—WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North, w n c —Bob Hope. through the museum. Tired and Sleep Shop we Install legs without charge), .. Mvra Fitzgerald, Florence Plitt w n c —Red Skelton Show. 8 p. m.-lO p. m. . W KNB—Muilc Out of the WesL excited, the girls left Springfiel(l Hanged in Canada .. Russell Wright, Hyatt Sutliffe WONS—Dr. Kildare. W HAT—RocsonI Program. 10 p. m.-Midnight W H AT—Morton Oould Conducts. at 6:15 p. m., arriving home at AftenMaa ■i44—W TH T—JBscape With Me. 7 o'clock. Toronto, Dec. 16.—(,4V—Canada •■SellwDRC—Life With LulgL 14:M—WDRC—Wendy Warren. Miss Emily M. KIssmann, leader, I7..128 robbery and bludgeon mas W TH T—Town Meeting. WCCC—Luncheon Musicale. hanged two members of the "Boyd sacre of Guard Young and three Deaths Last Night S ll WHAT YOU GAIN ' w n C -M a rtln and Lewis. WONS—Curt Masaey Time. and Miss Marian Schlldge. assist gang" of bank robbers back to . More Powerful Valve-in-Head‘ Efigine poise Power • Safety Plate Glass all WONS—Bill Henry, News; Official WH.AT—Italian Voice, ant leader, accompanied the girls. back early today for the murder Travis. with Ppwerglid^ Automatic Transmis- around, with E-Z-Eye plate glass (op Detectlre. . . w n c —Newa; Weathsr. Members of the group were Gall WATKINS WITH THISI BXCLUSIVB W H AT—News: Nile Watch. W KNB—News; In the Background V H P ® By THE A880C1.\TED PRESS s'tev^Suchan ^ 'd lion ard Jack- was still being held in San Francis- 9ion (optional on De Luxe models at tional at extra cost) • Lvgest Brakes in •:3A -W D RC-M y Frietid IrmA W TH T—Jack Berch Show. Baldwin, Druscllla Bralnard, Rob London—Sir William Goscombe ■w n c—Fibber McOee and Molly, 14:14—w n c —Aunt Jennie’s Stories. erta Campbell. Judith Hickey, CO. but authorities indicated he CHEVROin FEATURES son stood handcuffed on the same John, 92. dean of British sculptors extra cost) • Body by Fisher • Centet- its field • Unitized Knee-Action Ride. WONS—Songs of Our nroe. WKNB—Bing Crosby Time, Gloria Kasevlch. Barbara Rlldlsh, M ancltedie^ • may be released at any time. a;44_ WTHT—Erwin Canhem. _ . w n c —Medley Time. gollows -hands behind their backs, whose' works included statues of 44:44—WDBC—Louella Parsocsi Doris WONS—News. Barbara Pastula, Marion Poharskt, Inspector Michael Doherty of the Tran We Deliver—-Order early D. Oniega H. Universal'*'' M. Girard Perregsux, automaUc. 14K ..9300 Geneva . "auto" 90TJM 17-J ...... 963.50 I Lb. 67c to assure the sizie you want or drive out and ; All prices include federal tsuc. MEN'S nNE ALL-SILK TIES MEN’S ASSORTED PAJAMAS TOMS pick out Just the size you B an y 22 to 32 LIS. want. tt' - P a y e w e l s I Wool-linod fu ll lomgih 1.95 Saaforixed Mereertaed OPEN lavllp* 2.98 Potterton’s Lorgsi soloction of tho now, noiYowor shop# Nocktiot PIm m HW Lb. 55c EVENINGS FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 21 YIARS weoriag brostdeleUi, talloied for appoaronro- < Iho man on your list Is suro to Uko. Owoea from Long' KNOWN NAMI. THE fCNOWN QUAUYY SINCE 1900 mad eoosfoosfort. ort. A hard-to-bi^ aasoilONol' •< cMt airf 130 CEMHI STREET ' PLENTY OF PARKING foulards, jaeguards, sotins-rihoy'ro oD tlyiod fo* inlddjrr stjrleaotjrlea la atriaaaatripea or ooHd eoloro. EtaaGo >/'■*. fIL fho W. 6. filMMyiCii. gift giving. W ool Unkigs odd shop# rotontion. ^ oorts at sraiat for a aao’ 958 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER A-B-C-D. 1 OPEN TONIGHT TIL* 9 !/ ’ t / '/ ! » ■■f,: ' 1 I V;' V' :j. ■ 7.. PAGte SEVEN .1' L,_ HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTERi CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1982 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TU ^D A Y, DECEIOER 16,1952 with a lot of thinking, wa'll buy PAGE SIX a home of our own. Th e B B A v n rv L Chicago Housewife T^lls How It Feels All these telegrams! Here's a NOW ON DISPLAY - telegram from my landlord. He School Custodians. Decide congratulates me. He's a nice Bmton’s Workers New Willy* at Lower PriCM To Cook Real Dough—$25^000 Cooi man and when I was tick and needed a traiiiifusion his wife Receive Bonuses ave me a pint of blood. Even so. Against Joining New Union By BKATOICE HARUB ' s5’nagoguc ‘ waa praying for me ' As told to uaynnr Maddox m sending him s telegram right too. rnow while I have my $38,000 %urteli’«. me.. M l Main atreat, tha custodians wanted to Join it. NBA Food a Markets EdHor Pete and I are active in B'nai check in my hand. Til say iu.uBiua chrutiBM panr School Board Complain$ In another matter last night, tha New York — (NBA) — Suddenly Blrith. National Home for Jew "Thanks for your good wishes If ft wtjtit at the Garden Grove lor O f Traffic Situation board aoin stated it was not aat- I’m rich. Richer than I ever dream ish Children, the Zionist Organ but we are moring.” over 60 employ** •*'<1 officer! of tafied with the traffic control aitua- ed of being in all my life. I keep isation of Chicago and Pete is the firm. At Auckland School tion at the Buckland.^achpol on looking at the prize check for $28,- chairman of the city officials' ■**" • Burton P. Knopp, preeldent of Tolland tumpika and authorised committee for the Combined Jew Superintendent of Schools Arthur 000 and thinking, oh, no, it could ish Appeal. ■ the local retail eatabUehment wel Members ot the Custodians' never happen to me. Give SomethinR Different comed the group prior to a VoU* The Savings Bank of Manchester ■ Sj|a*WW.St. MSKMUTtn s /CHEVROLET/ Taur Store of Friendly Servlea THE ONLY MUTUAL SAVINGS RANK IN MANCHESTER Open Dnlly 7 A. M. tn 8 P. M.^ 130 Center St., Corner Church St. Plenty Of Parki"^^" ’—la 17 fbaeafc deScMoS asMn OPEN EVERY MGHT T IL 9 UNTR. CHRISTMAS Inclading Wed, Afternoon# ALL DEPOSITS GUARAHTEIQ’ IN rau. - 460 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE M046 and Sat. ’Til Noon - W ■ i <*■ •• r TV I .'-M ir+,, V ' ■ 1.- \ * . f ' •■■ ... i ■ \ , • ^ A G E N Q iS MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD. MAKCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1982 laws — require the Information. 9 1 C E E IG H T 99-year prison sentence of Thom* ippeal isald the grand jury has 14- James J. Carroll, St. Louia betting commissioner. The indictmept cited - Granted a hearing to two NagrO fore, any proosure group, with the small town road fund* of the sales lobby or the FoIrM d SchYvaurta, Dallas pawnbroker whi rovemment emplo.ves among It* 23 Hal Boyle ^ Carroll for failure to file with hi* members of the U. ^ Air Ford* get about raformlBg It. This time votes; which la seeking some gain state. That so-called “ dirt road*'' Cooaty Lawn Former* lobby Supreme Court waa charged with being an accom nembera and contended any In- tax returns for -1938 through 1950 who were sentenc'd to death by ibm rlfrBtnr It, worked all right, to well do of Its own, is quit* likely to pressure .group. In other word*, should latch oa to the proposed pile* to a 1950.jewel robbery in Uit lulry should be made by a “ fair Connecticut Judgeohlpa threatening to bar a'list of payments df 5600 or more military courts-martial for the nothing about It. t ..— threaten a veto of th* creation of would not vote fo r any improve home of Dr. W. W. Shortal. Th'' '.nd impartial jury, free of the 1948 rape and murder of a white ment in the Connecticut judicial them unhMo something eta* Is Refuses to Rule robbers testified later tha’ inevitable bias of government-ara- made to persons in various part* Of . But we should not wait for the such plums. Such a veto wsould be How Can U. S. Make the country. It was dismissed by glA on Guam. ’The Negroes, Ro Canting frraUt threatened In order to crest* a lyatem until. It had got It* own done too, the Lodge regtftoe Schwartz gave them firearms an< ploved jurors." 'nUMSD » TH* electoral college ^ might have to go looklag tor Agreed to hear argument* on the federal district court In Kan bert W. Bums and Herman P. Den rtjj Yankee ^ bargnin. In ^hich both the judge version of Justice for the local Information as to whom to rob. I nis, Jr., are being held 'by the Ja what it could do, very easily, roads program. It made th* judge- Democratic vote* after *11. H'e On Korea War They said Schwartz was to receive 'the government move to reinstate sas C ity ' on the ground that WITH BRUNNERt By A. H. O. ' ships and th* pressure group's pet Treasury regulations -not th* tax pan Logistical Command. which is to elect the wrong man. project would go through. ships Involvedcthe most eapenelve do pretty well keeping our high „Chiiia Want Peace? the loot and divide the cash pro-! a tax case Indictment against The Ifigt time additional Su In Connecticut history. • judgeohlpa out of politico, after Washington, Dec. 16 — (F) — ceeda. Schwartz appealed on the. The system itoelf la V complete Conditions should be somewhat perior Court judgeships were cre So. If the educational lobby,' they have beea ernoted and Ail New York — (fl>) — How can The . Supreme Court yesterday ground that recorded phone con anach^ism . left overWrom the mors favorable, in the 1953 session way the Chinese want it—on a fix rouedtd October U ated the price, as we recall It, was or the gambling wheel loMy, nr ed. But up to that polBt, they the Chinese Reds be made to want turned a deaf ear to a -contention versations between one of the rob theory of the founding fathers. of the General Aasembly, for the ed line. We don’t have the man a few more millions a year for the later honn foaSunday liquor ore fair piry for everybody. peace 7 that the Korean war la unconstttu.- bers and Schwartz were improper That theory had no relationship creation of three new Superior power to win that way. Our cardi The answer holds the key to nal principle in warfare la mobil tional. ly admitted as evidence at hia to the Afnericon system of politic* Court judgeships—* Judicial Coun what will happen next In the Ko It did so in refusing to intervene trial. cil recommendation whlcb fell by ity, and we have to get back to the os it was .evolved. Trtiat theory did rean war. ‘Four F’s’ of the American Army In th* case of Stanley Dale Sydow Rejected the plea of five major the political wayside In the 1951 who was sentenced to three years jtdTtoet not vtausllze campaigns, or poIlU- President-elect Dwight Elsen - -find ’em, fix ’em, fight ’em, and oil companies that It block a grand raTaw* ™ tu.M) oession. hower stated the problem clearly imprisonment for refusing to re jury Investigation here of an *a- csl parties, or nominations by po Actually, more than th# three finish ’em. > ■ in an off-the-cuff summary of his "W e need to u*e everything we port for Induction Into the armed aerted world oil monopoly. The ...... lio proposed judgeship* was lost in KosQu ...... litical parties. All it vUuallzed wo* trip to the embattled peninsula: have now and fin'/'i the Korean forces. m the poliUcs of the 1951 session. Sydow asked the High Tribunal the election of repreoentatlve cltl “ Just because one side wants war as quickly as possible—by Vcatliiy ...... For it w «a In the maneuver* sur to Issue a writ of habeas corpus zen* from each state, who would peace doesn't make ~peace. We land attack, naval blockades, and ...... rounding the effort to create the releasing him from the county jail meet and choooe the- nation’* best must go ahead and do things that bombing of Chinese seaports and t o y s — TOYS T* judgeships that th* break between Induce the others to want peace Manchurian supply and armament in Omaha. Hia request waa filed Fairfield County’s. Bill Brennan and Largest Helertlon man for the presidency. SLIPPERY also,” ^centers—yea,' by atom-bombing If by Attorney Fyke Farmer, of Tb* 01 As the Electoral college syatem the Lodge—Baldwin regime first This echoed a belief General El necessary.’’ Nashville, Tenn. NORMAN'S I WANT I Wait works out, under the political developed openly. senhower phrased this way In a Thla officer, however, waa Farmer said the cose raised the. I With It generally agreed that It question of the President’s author- j "The Variety Mart” i 4 > n e c i system which ho* actually more formal atatement: against employing Chlsng Kai- The XelchberhuMl Hhnppinz ('eater A NEW anew would be nlci to create three new “ We face an enemy whom we shek’s Formosa garrison troops In Jty to "ship bov* to a foreign war evolved, it retain* more of the high 44* HABTFORD ROAD judgeships, Brennan had th* im-1 WALKS cannot hope to Impreaa by words, Korea, not because it would anger .. .being waged solely by presiden-. DESSERT SETS deliberative qualiUea originally presaton that he had been dele-1 tial orders without any declaration a H tjf. PARKER “ 21' >ARKER“21*’ imu otfltoa dlOBt; of M. B. A. 8«it- ^however eloquent, but only by Red China to do so, but because he imagined for It. It ho* become the gated to seek on agreement with j deeds — executed under clnnim- has no faith, in the Nationalist sol of war by the- Congress and... Democratic State Chairman John i therefore an illegal and unconsti .J um'oN ^ v i tp*cl»l A*toey — M*» routine rubber stamp of the re stsnees of our own choosing." diers. , 1 ^ ^ B C i 3 / C e ilM i E>ch Bailey for the passage of th* bill “ I’m afraid that two months tutional war." c suits of an election dominated by 'fhese two significant sentences 98 ^ l& raK B ADtMT nOWCAV OT and the subsequent distribution of herald a real effort to change the after the.v were put in the line The appeal pioers do not ahow CTRCtjfjlTlOyS _ political parties and their candi the judgeships themselves. He Start Washday stalemated Korean aituation — a they’d be bought by the Commies, Sydow’a home address. In other action yesterday the dates. thought he reached a reasonable' period when the present groping and go over to„the other side, car Waattaoi O. E. ELECTRIC HEATERS' agreement with Bailey, which he rying their arms with them,” he High Court: The new gift hit o< The one practical effect It still yearning for. peace will be re iT O m to p ^ the year! “51" ityle UNDERWOOD , reported back, only to have the i Right With An said. Upheld 8-1 the conviction and has Is to compartmentalize our placed by some kind o f action to valM* at w naar and many “Jt" fea TYPEWRITERS MMie>i«rt«r KraaltC Htrolc. Lodge adirilntstration refuse to * c - ; Now that the oeoaon for slippery wallui Is with How widespread such views are . price! OehulOe i j , ' election returns in a manner which win it. tures! BROIL KING BROILERS cept It. Even worse. Governor us—have yon ever stopped to consider that they What form will that action in the professional Army I have Parker quality. STANLEY TOOL CHESTS Dlfcur •d.yrtuiBa etoilnc hoofa: could menu grM t expense to you If someone Is Automatic creates an inequality among Lodge made a atatement attaching take? Naturally Elsenhower must no way of knowing, but there Is h o m e c o m f o r t HOWDY-DOODY J, voters. Theoretically, we are all Bailey for the nature of the pro Injured on your property and sues for damage*. remain silent on this point at this a growing impatience to do some I PHONO-DOODIJ5____ JI Better have flnanrlal protection afforded by as Individual voters, possessed of posed bargain. This did not aeem time. But there are two ways to thing positive to wind up a conflict i“ SUNBEAM COFFEE MA#TE» quite politically cricket to Bren-: Conprehenolve Personal Liability Insurance. Call LECLERC iflT $19.10 equal power toward the decisions get a donkey to move forward: that haa caused 128,000 American $n 50.7S TOASTMASTERS T 0 ^ 5 »; non. who had found Bailey negoU- ’ ns today! (al hold some hav out In front of casualties in 30 months. FUNERAL HOME MORIARTY Bros SUNBEAM WAFFLE ntONS^I of this democracy. Actually, un sting in apparent good faith, and him, or (b) kick and heat.him un M-T* lASY rrRMS ' 1 ^ ' ELECTRIC POP CORN a^*SrpoWle«t)»B o«e»pt Srtnrtoy- Perhaps the most meaningful 3 1 5 CENTER ST inm I der the electoral college system, that waa the circumstance—the ■ til he decides It is wiser, to obey phrase in General Elsenhower’s Waiter N. POPPERS the voter who happens to reside curious gentlemanly loyalty of * j your will. atatement waa hia reference to Leclerc, T tI 5 13 5 DORMEYER MIXERS “ Director Tueoday, Decombar l « in a big state, with a large num politician of one party to a politi And there would aeem to be on future deeds to be “ executed under cian of another party—which first j ly two general methods of action ber of electoral vote*, has a power circumstances of our own choos Sn.ENT GLOW Gandef e Jewelers Riotinir For The Headline* first moved Brennan'* discontent to make the Chinese Reds want ing." fiaudei’s Jewsleri Sauiet’s Jewelers FUNERAL . 800 M A IN ST. of decision many times greater into the open. peace: It is hard to interpret that -In 800 M A IN ST. 809 M AIN ST. REG.$4.M '^i Hi k wmor. it ia the captora who 1. —'Through idtP^hmatlc channels OIL BURNERS Open Every Nlte Til 0:00 than the voter who happens to re In the 1955 oeoaion, of course. GAS any way except a* a clear warning SERVICE Open Every Nlte T il 0:(W Open F.very Nile "HI 0:00 h»ve become the captive* in the side in a small state. When a ma It will not be neceaoary to aend * : offer some kind of rewsrd thst to the Chinese Reds that counter- would make ^ em wish to reach I .i—i TOOL BOXES Korean priooner aituation. jority of all the states, big and any omlaaary to Mr. Bailey, to initiative steps are planned, and '43 MAIN ST ^11 0^ eOAQ It it-we who ere at the mercy ol conoult him on the proposed R obert J- Sm ith a cease-fire In Korea, and move they no longer will call all the Manchester V^all Z-SOOt small alike, happen to come out on out of the orbit of Red Russia to Read Herald Adv*. the foneticiem of the Communlit creation of three oddltioaol tunes in Korea. the some side of an election, this Buperlor Court Judgeohlpa. Mr. INCORPORATED WATER ward the orbit of the we.stem po prieonera we hold. They, at the- wers. Assuming this could he done, $ 1.98 inequality of voting power make* Bailey doesn't count. In the 1*55 REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE •y price of * few Hve*. <•»" elweya no practical difference. But when seaolon. except In Ms favorite such a program would possibly en GIVE EVERYONE A PARKER! buy world headllnea which ere a role of representative of the TELEPHONE S450 tail the jettisoning of Chleng Kai- ever the voting gets close, the shek, who la powerfully supported propeitanda triumph Inolde the public conariencc. It will not be nNSUKANSMITHS SINCE 1914” R.C.A. VICTOR RECORD situation is that a few hundred HEATER In the American Congress. communlit world itoelf, and which nece«sar>'—or It ahonld not he PLAYERS votes, distributed among the oecroaory— to moke any deal 2. —^ Increa.se military pressure 8UNKIST aulcrt do UBbo rood In the neutral world, larger states, could over-rule the with the Democratic party In on Red China to such an extent O. E. IRONS and which embarroM Ui deeply Because GAS b so fest in heat- that crippling losses would lead / Want SILVER RING verdict of many hundreds of order to give the state court iK iv r J We Want system the additional Judges It her to sue for a real peace, even I Want ^ h o m e 8UCER8 [in our own world. thousands of voters who happened ling hoe water, you can get along i m against the wishes of Red Russia, All they have to do l« conduct so demonstrably needs. a New t r a v e l i r o n s , I to be located in smaller atatea, who now supplies her, with most of O. E. CLEANERS ! themoelvea *o that our guard.* We say, cautiously, that no deal a New To aay that this is not likely to with Democrats should be neces [with a smaller unk for your en- her heavy armaments. a New IXWYT CLEANERS I have to ihoot. Then the etory The danger here, of course, la 8S4-838 TEL. 5101 ’m m "sr happen is to Ignore the fact that sary. Such caution ia advisable, be . PGS-IO IPUKER ’^21" O. E. ROUND I eweepi the world. It *eemi to Itif* family’s needs. That’s *n- that aiich a program would fan the 5IA1N ST. MANCHESTER t y p e CLEANERS it ho* already happened twice, cause the question of creating new r long-amoldering misery of Korea Sptdel ,;^ m r i i e r “ 51” FMIIIY leitablioh that deep and desperate placing in the White House two high court judgeships always jothcr of the many saving* pro- Into a flaming third world w>r. seems to create unusual legialative f belief ih * caune. on the part of American professional mtlltarv *1. FOVNTMN PEN Presidents who did not win in the plays, and not merely because the jvided by Automatic GAS Water ONLY OPEN TIL « P. M., YUESDAY, YHUSSDAY, FRIDAY, SAYUZDAY Have the Christmu the Communist*, which is good popular vote. To ignore the po- opinion is aharply divided on this thrill of giving . . . legislators always want to know, question. Some career soldiers say DOLLS-41EG. $3.9S evapgelism. It pictures us in the tentlslities involved because noth In advance, whether the candidate IHeating. Instsll it in your own the Parker “31" pen Here’s the anmr lo ■ftor (Midi dnwH payniMil we cannot risk taking steps that most everyone want*. I** ^ for a role- of slaughterers, if similar ing unjust even threatened in thi.s from their own county Is going to might extend the conflict and com win an appointment to one of the home now. Gl*M-fu*ed-to-*teel i— Many “31" features. pen . . . an $1(59 EoNl event* were publlciied, from be year's election ia npl sound policy, mit ua to full-Bcale warfare In the •coenonr of writfog hind the Communi*t line*, involv new posts. Ask Your Master Plumbct Far F-aat. Others aay we cannot ease end beanty. where such a fundamental and A Superior Court judgeahip Is tank — cannot rust or corrode. ing the ohooUng of American affprd not to fake those steps. serious source of possible future considered the flneat piece of pa A general officer who holds this 50 prlonners, our horror would know Or The Hertford Gai Co. trouble is concerned. Life in this tronage offered by the state. There ilO-ycsr warranty. view* recently expressed It to me REG. $57.50 ’ BO bounds. In other word*, the M2 MS world has become too perilous a as follows: WT $10.39 SRf $n.90 communists force us to actions thing for ua to run the risks of "T im e la fighting on the other glook-radios we ourselves would condemn, aide, not on ours. The other fellow f A|Y THMS CLUR DISCOUNT PRICH any anarled miscarriage of politi ■AST TfRMS ■ny one else erere found doing the AUTHORIZED Is building up faster than we are. cal justice at home. We have to stop this buaineaa in ■ome thing. LIONEL SERVICE There is one special reason why. Korea now. m All this forces us to ask whst it ‘•99e are fighting the war the Saudefs Jewelers G 4*I’* Jewelen in fact, this may be a very good NORMAN'S Qaudefe Jewelers 800 MAIN ST. $ 36.86 la which moke* this Communist 800 M A IN ST. , 800 M A IN ST. time to try to pres*, again, the re- j “The Variety M*rt"_ Open Every Nlte T il 0:00 propaganda triumph, thi.s embar- ipIthhofhrMMl Nhopi ' ~ Open Every Nlte Til 0:00 Open Every Nlte T il 0:00 / i form which got nowhere in the rOosment of ourselves, possible. 449 HARTFORD CIT roil FIEL BILL last session of Congress. Part of i BOLTAFLZX CHAJM *' Arid the answer is not that .the the opposition to reform comes | UNDERWOOD ADDING Communist fanaticism is without MACHINES from that traditional nest of solid parallel. The answer la not that KOO OOORER SET Democratic electoral votes, the | UNDERWOODj w* ore unusually| brutal. The an South. But the South has just i TYPEWRIYBRI^ swer is not that we are worse at ► TOYS been broken, politically. The elec t v l a m p s P For the Kiddie* 4 FINANCIAL . handling prisoners than other na r-'i toral system dam did not hold in tions have been. The answer is not the November election, and per I Arthur Drug Storat 1 Seeing Is Belieyi^! In any of the facts in the situa haps it* traditional Southern de F Large Aaeortment T •rlth Es***alssl, RiUasHs FLHID tion itself. fenders will, ttf a result, be some IRONRitE The answer, we must confess, HEAT “ W AU FUME” OIL RIRNER what more rea.sonable, if what • Get My Appismsid Now! • REe.*Z4f.*( bes in an American principle SUGGETTION l u id HKAT "w*ii should he done is tried again. which is dear to us. It is the prin- Flame" Oil Burner As for what should be done, we F cipl* of freedom of information, I owner* report amazing nee little rea.son for the attempted I fuel tavingt—up to 30%, of a free pres*. These Communist $169 I X i . Compromise of the Loilge-Go.ssett I eonKtinriet more — adiite • 1 Need Good Clean Cors • prison troubles are effective, - -L getting clean.comfortable, bill m the last ses.sion. which tried against us, because they are well FOR autometic heat. "Ftameflex" hearth /■ and will pay TOP DOLLAR! to pre.serve the institution of the publicized. It pays the Commu- ring helps extract gmtest heat 400 LI. NORGI V Electoral College and apply pope from every drop of oil. Phone us Bists to keep these troubles going 1 lar ,yote principles to the allocr far detail*. Bzpert installation. UPRIGHT " because they are awarded world tion 'of its votes. In our opinio headlines for every new instance « dsotli* A ny M ake A ky M odel ’ZA to’Sh the shift'should be directl.v to THftlll the KIDDIES FREEZER .of trouble. They are designed pure ^CHRISTMAS FOGARTY popular vote verdict, vnth no com WITH •1 ly to make news which the Com plications. munists believe to be unfavorable End Reg. $429.95 $299 to us. ' BROTHERS One Joumev Ended So we have to ask why they arc WATCHES 256 Center Street (D TOP DOLLAR • • allowed to make new.s. We know It will be welcome news to lli Washday 1 Telephone 2-4539 there is a militaiv censorship renders of these columns that on # Deposit a part of your'Christmas Club check or bonus in REMINGTON ' gozmi tsiVKs **• *u !***•• •* *(ta**i # • Korea, which, as it pleases, keeps ' da,^'s are already a.s short as the; for Christmas a savings account. Don't spend it all. Quickly JO N E S •• from US and from the world head- ] are going to get, barring a fe\ I RAZORS lines other information which ' seconds temperamental variation n '*' # Open a checking account, if you do not have oita, with rt might be dangerous to us or a,i- | from day^ to day. Th*re is now With Another -afissiil lifalff your Christmas Club check for the safe and easy pay* ^ I u DBIIQED uH Z H ^ vontageous to the rommunists. i some nine hours and nine minute 1949 WILLYS STATION 1950 DODOE U.UB COUPE ment of Christmas and other bills. . .. n ^ GOLP-PLATRD M Yet we pursue an open policy on | between the rising and the settinj ^ Great Gas -WsriA’s EssMtal ehsRsi**” ( ■ 1 'N ' , ! WA80N Gyromatic drive, radio, heater. Beonttfiil these prison camp developments,! of the sun. Towards Sunday, th # Don't forget to open a Christmas Club, account again With overdrive, beater. Very clean. Good I Mock. Driven only 21,000 mile*. CIGARETTE which are far more valuable to the [ first day of winter, and theoret this year. This money you hava accumulated painlissly. Appliance! I tireo, ptUnt like new. : Communjsts than any purely mill-1 rally the shortest day of the vea l ig h t e r s ONLY $369 DOWTf ^ t*ry information insid.- Korea. I t ) it may veer downward half Make it more next .year. ONLY $249 DOWN t* this open polii v whiih nourishes I niiniile or so. But the mair ■ X- " . . ' these .^attempted outbreaks--none! realintic. point, stands. \\'e hav But, if you^need money this year for some big surprise Christmas $ 1.59 E u h ■ of which IS reaJl.v designed to con-^ complied our journey into th present like a new refrigerator or for gifts on which you would like atitute a real break towarij, free-■ dark: wX^stand. fop a few day; 'I, TONIGHT'S DOUBLE SPECIALS to spread the payments over a year, see us for a low-cost personal dom -all of which are designed irre.soliilA ^ d spent, and then, a loisn. Borrower's life is insured at no ext/a cost for the amount of •H jO Lm ltlO TL 15-Ps. ALUMINUM ■ to break into headlines. ; alwsys.We hi»gin the ne.w Journey THE ORIGINAL AUTOMATIC I Should we clamp down a cen-1 toward the light;, the loan. t - ^ . . . ’50 Otl» M SEDAN '48 OLDS 2-DOOR COOKINtSET aorship on the prison ramps, the | By the almanac, this year is i Communist propaganda from out-idittle bit out of whack, sunwise CLOTHES DRYER CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS Hydmmatir, rndle, beater, w. w. tire.. Hydramatlc, radio, heater, oew polnL REG. $59.95 aide wotild hpwl more loudly than : speaking. Our days have been OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON FULL ever, but conditions in the ramps I shortened most in .the morning. and THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 to 8:30 FULL PRICE $1399 PRICE $1099 SALE $T5.o95. I themselves would be quieter. We i and sJlbwed to remain longer than (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) Y o u T breeze through washday with.* HaasUien Auto- Practical Gifts — Many Sharply Reduced are trying to think of s grxid rea-; u.siisl m the afternoon But the soatie Go* Gethe* Dryer. Your cloths* ore fluffy-dry *on why We should rontiniie to } sun makes up for these petty See Words wide ossertmeid of SRppert for STYLES FOR CHILDREN give the Communists exactly w hat ' whims, from year to yeiu. and in ■ matter of minutes . . . wrtnkU-fMe and s e n h iff men, women, ond children—procticol pifH COOLERATOR < they want to get from the.se riot.s next .vrar it will do a more even- © Reg. 279. KHnky-the-Klown. .. , too, by a powerful ultra-violet sunlamp. N o more and demonstrations—and we can t tempered job qf .shnnking our See the Fir s t . Fir$x! “ 'J k t Ihol ore cozy ond comfortoble. You’R wel Worm, colorful foH. Size* 8 to 1. A .A A . ’50 MERCURY SEDAN ICEBOX think of it. We should ssv that if dav.s at both ends. waittng for the weather to behave. N o nMre stoop- come Ihe mony shorp', timely reduclloot. ® Worm-lined natural ihoep- — REG. *7».*» military censoiship is ever justi But now it is the joiiiney to New paint, tijrea, rpdio, beater. inf, lifting or messgd-up back yard. STYLES FOR WOMEN (kin. Flexiblo leothor loley. 4-1. A . AT fied anywhere, it i* jusUfied here. ward the light which already be TELEPHONE 2-4SI1 gins to absorb us. It will be a' cold CASSIDY ® Reg. 3.49. Royon satin in ^ q q CHAIOI IT 0 Light blue *queoking bunny. . q q O N L ll $269 DOWN SALE $ . $ Anachronikin and testing thing, at first, and our | taCMT* MMOt* ONLY $1L7t A MONTH AHw % m ^ Dawa Payam it . - 29 7 laiwanci eeABOMTsoa _____ block or royal blue. Size* 4 to 9. ^ O O Sheeptkin wMh leather sole*. 4-8. ••T O first' few moments of additional R U S C O ^ ■Because the electoral college USE yOUR CREDtT COMIINATION ' (B ) Reg. 2.00 velour leopard. Oystern worked. Monusy. alecting I '*'’*■ gained only at thr , 10-Day Free Trial! Free Installation Sheepskin collar. Leather ^ 0 Reg. 1.98. Royed Woe felt with . our next President the samelame inin- rspense of challenging news on'j NORMAL GAS CONNECTION .SCREEN (STORM DOM soles. 4-0 F padded Icother tole*. S^e* 4-3. 1 *0 0 dividual who won the voting on the thermometer. It V ill be hard ' A screen door and a storm SEE ME TONIGHT MANCHESTER.. C O N N E C T IC U T 0 Reg. 2.29. ki vdiwnr Noe felt . Ifor. 4. and because the election to realw Wat gtiha, in the dircc-; door all in one! Jost r ^ . ftniiiii»’$-TV! jis t post was one in which the tion of a future summer, can be Manchester Division lower glass tor veetilatitw- for YYorm comfort. Size* 4 »o 9. • • O T STYLES FOR MEN OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M, 868 EAST CENTER ST. taking place on mornings when weight of both the electoral and 0 Reg. 4.49. In brown 4id»kin q q the light itself la uke ice. Jt takes Tit H a r t f o r d G m C o . ►MfwFwItaiwihiMw (i) Embo*«ed cotton voIm ki ^ ^ the popular votes wo* clearly on TUNC IN IUNCHE8TER MATINEE FROM 1 1* S P. M. DAILY. wNhanala(Hciidagore.4lo12. w .T T OPEN EVENINGS the aide of one candidate, there Is, some mental resolve to be optimls- 809 MAIN ST. PHONE JV 3-4503 bright red. Phrtform sole*. 4':9. A.ZT « DIRECT FROM THE BANK TOP DOLLAR JONES •m 9 in this year's experience, no urgent Qc, in a January such os this la to ■@ teg'.' 3.98. In warmly-ikied « , . be. , . Arflold 0. Bronson (?) Red feh with leopord-lke . q q At IruRMf's Peckerd—358 East C sR ^ St. Aa^AYSAT.fg.1 •ormon for the abolition of .the Open Every Kight T il 9:00 RADIO STATION WOCC. 1S*« ON YOUR D IA L Wend lodthor.i Size* 4 to 12. •lectbrol cofftge system. J The thing to do 1* to trust the Maitchesler Office, 687 Main Street, Open Thursday E v^ngs , MoMiclMttar 878f trim. Podded leather tole*. 4-9. !• f O My PrivofR PhoR# 5732—OHwr PhoRM 5191-5192 \ and Saturday Mominfa For Appliance i ITS RASY TO PARK ,-^ e aQf still wmting for ?the 'sun os a champion. No faint heart, t h e BARTLETr-BEAOl^ W. 0 teg: 1.98. Pbwder Woe royon Burgundy loalhor.: Ploid Ro-^ q q q AT RRUNNER'S •yotem to betray us, to work an he, but a bold and .experienced Demonstration and Sales l*s Woodbine Street— TeL «-lt00 ... - L.«- I satin wHhjMiddad (ofos. 4 lo l » 0 0 tag. poddod lotMhor sotao. 4-12. A «T O I’ I. ' n m .' ■ tajnatlcc' upon us, and then we will w yager through atom y seosena. K«ad HenUd Ads V .-if- ■ * ; :.•■ •9 >'■ — ■ i-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1952 PAGE ELEVEN fAGBTEN MANCHE8TEB EVENING HEllALD. MANCHE8TEB, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1962 Rockville Council Faces Bolton Predict Business (ible End er LaMotte Russell Honored on 75th Birthday j Navy Ceremony Expert I^ppeteer Educators Considering Use Action to Drop Expansion Spurt ip Spy Paid Marks Start on Of Schools for Poll Sites Voters Soon May Glimpse Indications Point to Holiday ...to replace the t Cost of Fines Washington, Dec. 16—(85—^Two New Saratoga Martin Proposal Names nung as a guide for board mem Plans of Proposed School As School Dons Festive Air government agencies estimate Ey U. S^ Soviet bers. RockviUe, Dec. 16—(Special)— r business will spend a record Waddellf Bowers and The board last night aHn grant The much discussed, and reported amount of its earnings for expan old-fashioned sink « (rani fhffs One) RockviUe, Dec. 16—(Specisil)—& in Wesleyan Hall, with mothera of Boltoa, Dec. 16—(Special)—All Beverly Tuttle. Caroline Bickford, Pa«« Om ) ed a request ot Mias Mary Lou ly widely rMentsd, $2 fes for over sion and improvement during the Verplanch for F olin f BIsbee, a Grade 1 teacher at 'Ver- Votere in the town of Vernon willj the glrla as guests. Indicattons point to this being the Carole Koehler, Bonnie Valentine. ready coming into operation aad On Friday night the Girl Soo^ts time parking at the new 'curb week before Christmas at ths slc- Tina Pesola, Karen Thyreen, Jo last quarter of 1952 and the first tal aMMi coded BMOMCca to the others In the dMign stagd. - planck School, for a leave of ab aomt see and hear about plana for I M rict Union ond North Koroo Manchester voters may have the sence, and accepted the resignation will hold a csrol-slng, going to the meter* may be subject to change msntary school. Sprays ot greens Ann Thyreen. Da\id Bailey, Joyce quarter of 1953.' Faster Ship the proposed' new school In thia | throe convalescent bomea, to the ■oOn. on tha entrance doors, wreaths In COseo. Gall Armstrong and Susan tUnM • month. Each tUn^ use of three of lU new schools as of Miss Claire B. Goldschmidt, a city. Eighteen representatives of The Department of Commerce'a The Saratc^a will be much like poUing places at the next general! town farm and alao concludiiig at Following a meetlag of the city the halls, windows painted to re Shearer. Office of Buaineaa Economict and Hid, ho ■honved tho Grade 4 teacher at the same the School Building committee and | the eommunity carol-sing in froitt semble stained glass, doors wrap ^ _ Am^an authorltlca her sister ship Forreatal in every SecUon " I school. The board alad engaged Police committee, chairman Thom Discusses Techalquf* the Securities and Exchange Com CABBINET SINKS thing except speed: town Boards of Education, Fi-1 of the Journal building at 2 p. m. as Keman amioitnced that a rec ped aa gift 'packages and special Each acssion Included a discus mission, (n a combined report yes uSTroeeivod money aa reward. At The Board of EducaUon last Mrs. Doris Merritt, now an assist nance and Selectmen met lastj The Children of MalY of St. ommendation will be made at the h ^d ay treats in the offing. sion of technique, a music ap f]A Hoie time he was accaptlac Overall length 1,040 feet; 282 night authorised Superintendent ant kindergarten teacher at the terday, aaid; foot width; dlaptacement (pre night at the East School to act on ^ Joaeph’s church will hold a Christ next meeting of the Common Thursday, the Student Council preciation period and the i>erfor- ^ from the Ruaelane. American of SchooU Arthur H. Bling to dls-! school, to replace Mias Gold the matter. The joint meeting was' mas party at tba Ashmera Inn in will show the film "Smoky" to the U. S. businesa wil) inveat 7 1-4 I here declined to-comment sumably without full fuel and Council to lower the fee from 82 mance of a composition by each billion dollars in new plant and plane load) slightly under 60,000 cuss with General Manager Rich schmidt held in the cafeteria. i Windsor Locks. Each member will to $1. The Council meets tomor entire student body in two seaslons pupil. Mrs. Petersen schedules police laid a radio ard MarUn the possible use as Architect la Freoeat bring a grab-bag gift row night. and a turkey dlimcr will be oe'rved equipment In the Octoter-Decem- imitter conflacated at lllt- tons; plane capacity of more than three such study sessions during ber period of 19.52. 6 1-2 bllllona In 100 aircraft, depending upon r poUing places of Waddell, Ver- Robert Leinhardt of the firm of ■ The 50-50 Club will hold a Pretest Steep Floes under the hot lunch program with each year to give the students an _i’e boaae wai a "auperlatlve' planck and Bowers schools.,The Carl Maimfeldt and Associates, ^ Christmas party at 8 p, m, at the Motorists protesting what they ice-cream served to all through the the January-March period of 1953. ument made In the U. 8. Ear* typea used at any one time. opportunity for comparison and Theae are new higna, aeasonably But boilcra with higher stei board’s action came aa a result of Ruih Milleii ^krchitects for the proposed new; hoirie of Mr. and Mrs. Charles conaidqr too steep a fine, point to gift of William Bogner. appraisal of their ow*n progress as reports had said the trans- a proposal made by Martin con flhilberg on North Park strset the regulations of cities of a com The film "Smoky” to a fuU- adjuated. was Ruaslan*made. preseure probably will make Sa: school showed blueprints and a well as broaden their musical back They boost the annual spending cerning this use of these schools. The chief complaint that comas model of the building. *rhe alto on Ths Adult Bible Discussion parable size where the fee is only Mngth color movie of a horse story ground. A forelm office report mid the toga faster than the prototype The board. While appearing wiU- by Will James and to being financ rate for 1952 to 328.300.000.000 Forreatal. . ‘•- to this column from mothclra-in- East street Is just under 12 acres Group of the -Talcotvllle Congre $1 if parked overtime at a me and for 1953 to 127,700.000.000. m M m ri ware sent to Vladivostok, ing to explore thoroughly the use of land, and the new school as gational church meeta at 8 p. m. at ter. ed through the gift of the faculty Atomie-powered carriers would tlruiiQ of Hollywood law is that the girls their sons and Teen-Timers. It will be shown Maachester Evraing H e r a ld Capital outlayi for 1953 would to siimiL as polling places of the schools, described, will be a one-story the parsonage. However, authorities here dis Boltoa eorrespondeat, Mrs* Joseph tal 326.900,000,000. about 2 per I IsipHter Arrested use engines being developed from Dryadala was reluctant to commit lUelf to marry bave one way of treating The WSCS of the Vernon Meth to the teen-age group at their testa vrtth two muclear-powered Ijuilding of fire resistant construc pute this and also view with alarm meeting tomorrow night. D’ltalto. telephoiie 5548. cent higher than in 1951. IHm ease took another weird permitting this use of the schools their own family and another way tion. odist Church win bold a potiuck an increasing tendency of many submarines now being built. Such Grace ' Dryadale, expert pup Stole Claacraom Parties tiarn with a report by the news a power plant would have various until it was satisfied adequate of treating their husband’s family. Among the details presented and Christmas party at 7:80 p. m. motorists to park all day at a paper Tomirui that another man peteer, will be one of the out safeguards could be erected pre were the following: with the executive commIUee in metar and chalk ths fine off to Classroom partlss will be held on had come forward and claimed he advantages, including higher vent undue disruption ofto .the Over and over again coma the charge. Friday morning with the exchange speed, almost unlimited cruising standing entertainers at the an protests; The school will be constructed parking costa, apparently feeling was the real Masao MItsuhaahl and nual Kiddles Christmas party of schools’ programs on election days, with two wings, one of 10 rooms The Luther League of the Firat that it U worth it for the chance of glm and a vtoit from Santa the the man arreated by police range aad a huge Hving in space. •^e board members were also con That the daughter-in-law ar Lsitheran Church will hold their Claus arrangsd by the PTA. At Tho Navy aatimatea the Sara- the Tall Cedars Thursday at 7 ranges things so that the couple for the upper grades, and one of to obtain parking space. ' I an impoater. cerned by the traffic congestion eight rooms for the lower grades. Christmas party at 7 p. m. A suggestion voiced today by an 10:30 a.m. (the PTA will entertain _he new Ultatihashl said the sto- toga*a cost at 9200,700,000, about p. nv In the State Armory. Her that would ensue if the schools ■pends far more time with his fam Nomlimtliig Committee out-of-townct may get some heed pre-school children In the cafeteria Money Qtiiekly There will be two workrooms, one I told by the Jailed man coincides eight millions under that of the puppets have cavorted over stages were turned Into poUirig places. ily than with hers. The Women’s Republican Club of from officials. It w ai noted that at the school. Parents are asked Fmrraatal. That she is always eager to have for homemaking and one for work to bring a 36 cent gift tagged with hla own. Tomlurt reported of ' the United States, Europe, CondIttoM shop. There will be a combined Vernon has named the following some communities do not level a F "Yea” promprir to 4 out ef 'CAiH vau aiT wjd ha dalrnod the Jailed man had Obviously reflscfing the Navy her parents visit, but reluctant to committee to bring in a slate of fine for Just one violation but the child's name for Santa s bag. The board indicated that if turn gymnasium and auditorium, also a 6 cmployiMl men end woman, - ISMet. NM sa stolen his background record. argument that carrier-baaed avia South America and Japan. ing the schools into polling places ask his ariywhere nearly as often. offlcsrs for the annual meeting to assess on the amount of time the PrMay Claatag >nia mtsuhashl in custody la not tion la of equal, not secondary The Boston-bom puppet mani That holidays are spent with combined cafeteria and library, be held Jan. IS: Mrs. Winfred-A. car is parked illegally, charging School will be dismissed at noon mairied or tingle, bscauta our $245.80 I312J7 importance to the Air Force’s would create only a minimum dis her fkmlly, not his. And that the latter to be situated in an al on Friday with no lunch served. vaat azparianca r^ucaa datailt Youngstoten Kitchens d fa ie d with asplonace, but with Herald P h o to . pulator after her n-aduatlon from ruption of gchedules and if ade Kloter, Miss Edith CkuwU. Mrs. for a*ch extra hour ot violation. to minimum. Loan mada your 349.22 451.45 alMKlon of Japanese Radio Con* bomber and fighter unite, Kimball Cambridge High School was a grandchildren hear only good of cove. Charles Weber, Mrs. William Reopening date of the school is Cabinet Sink, 48" DeLuxe Ttein mmom forme ■aaerted that: quate police protection could be one set of grandparents but fre The auditorium contains 4600 Jan. S.^ving the -pupils a full two- wa'y—and tool! Phona, arrita, or trbi Act hy s e n f ^ the coded mes* R. laM otte Russell, treasurer ed with an electric desk clock. Manchester Elk Memben bookeeper until one evening she guaranteed, It would be willing to Btephenoon, Mrs. Gerald Rialey, coma in today. A !•«« of tlOO c«2ti tif.40 wlww Dishwashing's roay with this gleaming beauty! And of the Savings Bank of Manches "Our future safety and the subsUtuted for a friend, member quent criticism of the other set. square feet as proposed and 'will Mrs. Edwin J. Maguire and Mra. weak Oirlstmas vacation. prwy Hy roRoiJ i» I] mhoocwHoe About 25 attended the affair. Meeting Again Tomorrow go along with the general mana seat 950 persons, with ample space Add Holiday ArUvItiM Uam $23 ta $300 MRlIity ItHfoilMOAH ol HO.DS eeck. **Scaaayodhl Kakltaubo, foreign ter for over 48 years, was honored courae of vrorld history will de of a puppet entertaining troupe. New-Marrieds Should Be On Franklin G. Wtllea. Some GIs Will Be ______Ceiw. that extra-deep (11" deep) second bowl is so handy Those seated at the head table in ger’s request when used aa a gymnasium for a The following elections commit *The third Christmas party of the I apokeaman, told a news con- by his associates and by officials cluded Frank Cheney, Jr., presi pend largely on the speed with The Idea faacinated her so much The use of the schools as polling Their -Ouard for light laundry. Sliding removable drainboard e the only JapancM law of other banks today on the ob Manchester members of the which we can get these new large that for six months after she So watch -It, you young wives 42 by 68 foot basketball court. It tee has been named: Miss Agnes week will be held by the WSCS of tommorff toot ttan to far' vir» dent of the Savings Bank, Noel places has beeh the subject of dis Is planned to have a cafeteria con Woods, Mrs. George E. Wilson and Home for Holiday United Methodist Church tomor covers either bowl, giving work space to spare. ___ dtlng espionage U a apodal servance of his 78th birthday. He Lucas of the Savings Bank of New Benevolent and ProtectlVo carriers built and in commisaion.' gave up her Job. she pracUced cussion in town for some time. Just starting out. Be fair In all of is shown at his desk this, morning Order of Elka will meet again Kimball deplored "the sbort- with puppets 10 hours a day, your dealings with two seta of taining 1740 square feet which will Mrs. Russell Landaen. row night at 8 o’clock. Members K s s t m t U FINANCE cai a tt passed in connection with the Britain. Ralph Chapin of the State In his letter to board chairman seat 188 persona at one sitting. Club Electe Officers Washington, Dec., 16—(85—Fif Costs amazingly little. tr. B.*Japan administrative agree* surrounded by a few of the con at 8 o’clock tomorrow night at sightedneas and unwarranted op-: using her fingers to^nake them Charles S. House, suggesting the parents. will bring gifts for exchange. Ar 2nd Ftenr a JARVIS BUILDINQ Savings Bank in Hartford and Be sure that both sets are made Seek Square OaMrooms Following Its recent annual busi- ty-six service men and women— rangements for the annual party n*nL It provides punishment for gratulatory floral pieces he re- Everett North of the People's Sav Murphy’s restaurant to dis timlsm of another era (whieh) led dance. school’s use, Martin pointed out M6 MAIN STREET (Ovtr Woolworth's) MANCHESTER received. ' cuss further plans for organiz us to destroy’’ many ships. But he equally welcome in the home you *rhe plans call for all classrooms nesa matting and election, the blinded, paralysed or amputees are being made by Mrs. Raymond parsons who spy on the U. 8. ings Bank in Rockville. * For two years Grace and her that one of the present polling to he 28 feet square. They will be Italian Social Club named the fol —are having the Ol’a dream come Dial $482 • FMIIp C. Junhlns, YES MANagMr Anderson and Johnson security foreea ing a local Elks lodge. noted that twa battlecruiser Hulls places, the State Armory on Main and your husband share: Peterson, hostess chairman. A dlnner;was given in Russell's Mr. Russell came to Manchester were Mlvaged out of that dis "dummies” entertained service Be sure that you are aa agree arranged so that the classrooms lowing men to executive posta; * true; fiylng home for Chrlstifias. The Ladies Benevolent Society O riN THURSDAY EVININGS UNTIL I P.AA PLUMBING and HEATING ,The spokesman said It would be honor this noon at the Manchester New applications for mem men in eight countries. In Feb-, street, is not centrally located for mm im m p ^ e c tly permissible for spies to from the Connecticut River Bank armament' action. Prom these the able about viaiting his parents as can be shut off from the remainder Edward Hanley, president; It’s called "Operation Santa will hold its holiday party tonlz^it 1 met H U H ti til iMiMiietn t«*M TeL 7549 or 6884 Country Club, and he was present ing Oo., in Hartford. bership will be accepted at this ruary, 1943, she was a passenger the voters of the Third District of the building for night use by Christy Affiicano, vice president; Claus" by the Military Air Trans m|ny to foreign countries infor* meeting and members are original carrier Saratoga and the and that the town may lose its use your husband is about visiting at Bolton Center Church when Lexington were built. In the Yankee Clipper that went yours. residents. PreUminary plans call Everett Paluska, treasurer; Bnmo port Service (HATS), carrying everyone will present an ornament OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON matlon from tho files of the for^ asked to bring their completed down in Lisbon Harbor, killing at any time. E. Ambrosi, secretary; John Bar- sigh office or daU about the Na- The old Saratoga at one point Make sure that the small, for the building to contain 40,000 out tha njlssion for the sixth for the church schdol tree, a 25 application forms, with them. 24 persons and injuring many At the present time, the town thoughtful things you do for your square feet aa compared to 29,- hero, financial secretary;, and straight year. cent gift for the grab bag and a Uona] Bafet-’ Cbrps. Japan’s only early In World War II was the others, among them Jane Fro- hks three other polling places, the Louis Mueller, chairman of the defense force. Miss Reynolds Leaves only carrier left iii operation. And own parents are also done for 600 square feet at the Vernon Ele MATS says the 56 represent all 50 cent donation for the special man, the singer, who was crip Bast Side Recreation Building on your husband's parents. — , mentary School. house committee. ^ service personnel hospitalised in gift project. during the course of the war she pled. Miss Drysdale suffered a North School street, the First Dis the middle of the night to tell was damaged several times by And above al, teach your chil The construction will make ex the United States in the three The Ladies of St. Maurice held mothers their sons had been kUled broken leg and other injuries and trict; the West Side Recreation dren to have the same kind of love tensive use of glass for light and All Tolland and Vernon news categories who were qualified, the first party of the week last torpedo hits and Japanese plane spent two months in a Lisbon Building on Cedar Street, the Sec- Items are now handled through the About Town Welfare Post on Jan. 1 In s 2Tvlce. She was reluctant to attack. and respect for both seta of grand aunahine. It ia estimated that physically abis and desirous of night with a potiuck arranged by have them learn of it through a hospital. The puppets which were .U. t- . ■ - A' r.v.'J ■ \ SMNCRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1952 / ;■ PAGE FIPl'EEK 'PAGE FOURTEEN ilANCHEifl'ER e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 19CT CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER . :" 4 . . ' ■* BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER toonerville f o l k s ’ glfa fronf Santa. AW those over Sense and Nonsense -'■e i>nd riemtere are requeat- UN Delegate MHS Music Aggregations . 'f a KATBINKA—Vs.—THE MUCQg^ ad to bring a 25 cent g ift Cancel School Classes v,lob ActlviUee All evldcnct points to the con God Give Vs Men . The Mr. and-Mra.'puib of North Visitor Here Give Annual Carol in g RANGE and FUEL OIL God give iis men! A time like this Coventry wUl hold a Chriatmaa ■i clusion that human beings do not demands Because of Oil Leaks party Saturday at 7 p.ro. In the m o t THIUK inherit the fesr of snskes. This Strong minds, great hearts, true Church Community House. All tar Mora ra** aoo atudanU of the*brtefly during tho intermiaaioa. An 24 Hour Delivery Service CUOCOlATt faith and ready hands Local ResidenU Ho$t§ T H IM X . < M tr Tear is generally acquired early tereeted couples are Invited to High School OMialeal aggregattona otfartag waa takan and all pr^ In life through the example and Men whom the lust of office does D rin k in c W ater T ain ted . f:I their own milk while the hot Itmch bring their children. To Torsten Bengtson ceeds are used to further the mualc L O $ iS 9 < not kill *• * .«, ■»> ' program provldea for freah milk on Hostesses will include Mr. and offared the Slat Annual Chriatmaa department at the school. During direct teachings of older persona. Men whom the spoils of office can« R tin fen S hut llo iv n .' the premiaes. Hdwever, it is poa- M rs John Bitamidt. Mr, and Mrs. Of Stockholntj Sweden Concert and Carol Stag to a pack- tha offertory, Pater Mitchell led . y . MORIARTY BROTHERS iy As a rule children left to them not buy __ ^ _» i ■l*4* that aven tha water used for John Hutt, Mr. and -Mrs. Carl aJ auditorium last night Director the orcheatra ta an old fs'vorite by -3 H mfi&n selves in this regard are not more Men who possess opinions and a W h e n C reW B M e p o r t j rlnUng thermoa Jugs and utenaila Nyatrom. A gueat in town yeaterday waa Yoder, “Yuletldo Echooa.” 51 • I • • * y a. Albert Paarson eooducted the Once again, the audience blended SIS CENTER STREET TBL. M afraid of snakes than of othen will; Torsten Bengtson of Stockholm, efeaturea. There la a common no Men who have honor—men who For Emergency TaBk!”:^^*^ ' ‘ Maarhester Bvenlag Herald entire program that inetudad vocal voices to atag “Away In A Man tion that apea and monkeys are will not lie. — — I ■ CMriatmaa Tree Sales Coventry eorroapondent,'Mrt. Sweden, who is his country's aelactions by tha Round Table ger" before the Junior-Sanlor-Boph- bom (vlth an Instinctive fear - of Men who can stand before a 'Coventry, Dec., IBnxiBpeciai)—i The sale of Canadian balsam carle* U U ttle, telephone Cov youngest delegate to the United Singara, tha Junior • ,Sanior omore choira Joined forces to sing aeprehta of all kinds. Kxperiments demagogue „ , ‘ For the second day In a row, fears. Chriatmaa trees by grads eight entry T-GtSl. Nations. A capalla Choir. Fraahman-Sopbo- four numbers, “Fanfara for Christ with monkeys bred In captivity And damn his treacherous flat mora Chotr and the High School mas Day," “Carol of the Russian On hla first visit to the United Children,’’ "Glory to God” and indicate that this is not true. teries without winking; isrjs: States and now attending tha .Orchestra. Iha audlance partlci- Tall men, sun-crowned, who life patad la tha alngtag of four Christ- “Over Bethlehem’s Town." The HSTberteon School heaUng ayrtem, j meetings of the General Aiasmbly combined voleoa of all vocal Mr. Hall—O, Madam, that la of above the fog has cancelled classes tn that build- in New York, Mr. Bengtson apent maa oarols. THE GIFT MOTHER WILL no consequences you have plenty In public duty and In private An additional stand at tha Canter Local Stocks Bxoarpts from tha Srat move-- groups sang “While Shepherds in^< ISchool in South Coventry was set the day here vlalttag relatives of Watched," a light holiday tune with of polished brass. thinking his wife—her aunt, Mra. Carl Hul' mant of Baathovan'# Fifth Sym Robert Hair being unsuccessful Seveiral parents reported that a up yesterday afternoon. Other stS< echo backgraund, "The Holy For while the rabble, with their strong odor of fuel” oil has per (footatkms Furnished By tine of Russell street, and her phoBF by tha orchestra introduced Child," “Brightest and Beat,” and In securing the hand of a Mis( thumb-worn creeds tlona, tacluito. the homes of Dart, Uokora * Mtddlebntok. Ihc. the program thaA waa naarly/'two meated the building. For some Mra. Ruth Gonring, Henry El uncle, John I. Olson * of Henry ended by offering the world famous Steel, while smarting \inder hir Their large professions and their l a. nk prtcea street, both of whom have never hours In length. Badh' I' I"' i' disappointment, took - tea with a time now they revealed, pupils dredge, Walter Smith. Proceeds CanUqua Da Noel.” little deeds have complained that the fuel oil BMh Btoeka seen their niece who la still in alao offered by the orehaatra ha- “Silent Night" by everyone in company of ladies, one of whom, Mingle In selfish strife, lo! Free will be for the class graduation eX' Bl■ dw. chairman of the Board of Educa ing the closing of schools for any Manohaater Trust .... 57 ir.aa vflth his family. However, he tion, told a Herald correspondent may return and if so he hopes to turo of the concert. In their flnrt thooo voices the exact failing and /3 .-H - S3. reason. Phoenix State Bank appaaranco tha group oang an an meaning ta each aong. Tha student "That's what I call burning tha candlt at both tndsl’ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE that the source of leaking oil has iAttaner Named Treasurer and T r u s t...... ,..57 6X bring his wife with him so that she been discovered. She said steps may meet her relattves here. cient ItaglWi carol, "Rojoice and conductors of tho ondiootra mast- Eugene W. lAtlmer of South Fire Insuranc* Comuanlea^ ered each chord, chorua and coda were imderway today fo remedy Coventry was elected treasurer of The youngest member of the Be Merry, Lullay Thou Uttio Tiny Aetna Fire ...... 62V4 54% Child’’ and the noted Welsh carol, and showed excellent ablUty as BY J. R. WII.I I AMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE the situation and that the state Uriel Lodge, A. F. and.A.M,, for Hartford F ire ...... 166 X73 Sv.cdlsh delegation to the United directors. This concert Is regard OUT OUR WAY Answer to Previous Puisle fire marshal's office had delegated hts 28th term at the annual meet National Fire ...... 70 73 Nations, Mr. Bengtson was chosen "Dock tha Hail with Boughs of HOW ABOUT A " Il-li HoUy." Lmtor in tho program the ed as one of the seaaon’a high- IM NOT.' I'M JU S T 6SAO ? 'itJU OWLS A R E TM GIVI MG T. A a«. a A SM. as., n . deputy to investigate the ing at Masonic Hall, Marrow. Phoenix ...... lOX 106 for the post partly because of hla / h e r e — h e e e — •DOMESTIC D lS - Ciiillino Actrtss Round Table vocaliats offered lights. o u i e t l '/ w a it in g THE 600L OF ReSOURCE- THE LITTLE' «»>. HMWSMS»"Afcl»* trouble. Other Coventry m*n who are uue and ihuermnity ahs. Co-. excellent knowledge of Bngllah, TAk.e ITANP FULlJE6$ WHENl IT ^ WOMAM ARAAAMEI^T It vrasTouhd that the ground in Lodga officers are: Senior steward, Aetna Casualty...... 1X2 120 which he studied in England. “AngcU Have Heard on High," 1 HA€*H rr UP.' h e r e s o i l l b e PROSRAMi? )ix> "How do you spoil tho -word 'mlsttko,' Myrtlo—whh t “I Heard tha BeUa on Christmas MBRBITT 18 99 SURE NOT TO COMES TO CHRIST SIX ■OBIEONTAL ST Worm i l the school area had become satu Gilbert W. Wlttmann; chaplain, Aetna U f e ...... 118 123 New Haven, Dec. 10—UPL—For 'x CAN’T STANP MAS CHAHCES, CAl^ SCRAP espitsi *M’r ’ rated because of a seperation in Jesae A. Brainard; marshal, Clar Conn. G eneral...... 170 180 Day,” and "The Twelve Days of PEOPLE aTTINS FORGET THE 1 Hrr..n *• BodjT Of WStef mer Congressman Schuyler Mer PIECE 1 WANT CM IH A BLUE ONl A THE BROOM e y the line from the outside supply ence E; Wllllama and trustee Hartford Steam Boll . 44% 47% Chrlataua.’’ a t M E OR. 8 1 ritt, Yala's oldest alumnus tind the TO CLIP OUT OF FUMK TRVIM& b a r r e l ." GETTiHS HER ‘ tSTr.*— tank to the furnaces In the school 3. SCatliewa Travelers ...... 776 796 “Glory T> God In the Ughaat,’’ man after whom the Merritt Park SMIPP1NC5 A VACUUM Knudson »«***■ proper. Hie trouble spot w ar lo PubUe L'tUlnes “What Can Thia Moan” a ^ “Jo A T ME.' THE PAPER.^ TO DECIDE SIDE GI.ANCES BY GALBRAITH so Obaarve Flan for Potlnck way was named, celebrates hla 90th F l o u r /; CLEAKiER— 4 She was bora cated yeaferday afternoon. The Conn, lig h t Pow*r .. 10% 16<4 seph's Carol” by tbs' Junior-Senior V^HAT TO Tha Ladies alwoclatlon of Flrat choir foUoFed tha audience slng- birthday .today. He succeeded lEu- GET MARTHA Put * l TXVIM tn L u VERTICAL cleanup details and other factors Congregational (%urch will hold Conn. P o w e r...... 38 40 gene Bouton of Bloomfield, N. J„ AMD DOCK 1 1*11 h y Nevads are now uiider the aupervision of Hartford Elec. LL . . . 52 04 tair of “O, U ttla Town of Bathia Ns PCJR 1 Nomad iii potluck Ktacheon . and Cbriatmas McGill-SwsnsoB ham.” as Yala's oldest alumnus on tha CHRISTMAS.' oiN Th e • She had .f 3 Proboscis the deputy fire marshal and party tomorrow In the veatry. Hartford Gas Co.v,,... 36 80 latter’s death ta March of 1951 So. ^ew England Mr. and Mrs. George Bwanaon of Miss Jean Bogars took the baton — part in 3 Promontory Volunteer Vlrt Company X Chief Thbre will be a short business 84 Tanner street announce the Bouton waa 100. Merritt served 20 “Iron Maii^ Ernest J. Starkel. Both volunteer Tel...... 33% 30% to conduct tho orchoatra praaanta- - ^ i 4 Male servants 26 Assistant 39 Eternity inaettag in the afternoon. Those at' marriage of their daughter, Bar tlon of “H m UtUo Tin Soldloro.” yaars as a U. 8. Representative 12l1sh eggs 40 Provides food comi>anle8 are standing by to sup tending are asked to bring a 00- Maattfsctumg Comuanlee from this atata’s fourth district ta 5 Elude 27 Donated Am. H ard w are...... 17. lA bara Faith, to Thomas Stevenson Alfred TArlcco ta turn diroctod tho 13 Turn aside itain 2S Cereal grain 42 FsciliUted ply fresh water to the furnace cent gift for the children at E311s McGill of New York City. The aamo InsiTumontallsts in “Tho Doll two aeparate parloda. He restdea 14 Buttle boilers, while George Dart, local Arrow, Hart, Heg .... 42 .45 at Stamford where he la a dlreetor A MONTH 7 d r Ik god of 29 Mountain take 43 Kimono Island, N. Y. and a hot dish for the Assoc. Spring ...... 28 31 Wedding took place at the Weat Daneo." ONLY 18 Onager war 30 Cry of sashes dairyman. Is ready to bring tank luncheon. All members are urged Collegiate Church In New York Patricia Ihlror, praaldant of the of the Yale and Town# Manufac U Tardier water to the school for use of Bristol Brass ...... , . . 13 10 116-5® S WelU Bacchanals 44 Window part to attend. CoU tas...... n o 130 City on Sunday. . Student Oeuncll of MRS, ipoko turing Co. > 17 Correlative of 31 Dibbles 45 Volcano pupils. Infant Is Named Mrs. David Kennedy of Bissell t Slam ''s Few Filters EffecGve Em-Hart ...... 9 6 100 EAST r a m • tuoAi AuowAita • com a w o v i neither 10 False god 33 Companion 46 Completed The Infant daughter of Mr. and Fafnlr Bearing ...... S3 86 street was matron of honor, for 15 Defeated The school board was told that Mrs. William Pratt of Church Lane MMIX HOIM AmiANCfS Oh. AVCO M*iw(srtwha Cam> 11 Ripped 36 Racer 48 Roman date although few filter systems are H art Cooley ...... 37% 40% her sister, and Gabriel Brody of 30 She spoke a 19 Small pastry STS^e played a 46Flower has been named.Patricta Eaien. The Landers, Frary. Clk. . 23% 25% New York City waa best man. effective when It comes to ridding baby was born TTiursday at Wind Mrs. McGill graduated from 21 Bora le ^ ..— in SO Gaelic a water supply of fuel oil, It Is be New Brit. Mach. Co. . 32% 34% WHITI HOLLAND TURKEYS ’’j , her nrst Rebels (coll.) an opeivtta SSSboshoncan ham Community Memorial Hos North and Judd ...... 26% 29% Manchester High Schiaol in the picture ______».< lieved that the city of Meriden has pital. Ruqsell Mfg; ...... ,12% 14% class of 1946 and was a student 22 Consumed a filter si^em capable of clearing Today's Event CalcadaE Stanley Works com. . 48 61 at tha iEtandall School in Hartford. Up T « ff N. Y. DrtssMl 23 Hebrew letter J T“r I i T” 1 i4 II auch foreign matter In the water Tuesday' meeting Include: get- Terry, Steam 86 96 Mr. 'UoGlR, a graduate of Eaot •lfHAT'6 34 Bellows supply. This phass is still under acquaint^ Boy Scouts Troop 57 ww • e s o u r c e f u l T o rrington ...... 31% 33% Hartford High School, also attend 2 0 U S . w v n BENSON’S, Inc. R - ' 27 Saluted II N taveatigation. It was not known at and fathers with leaders at 7:30 U.8. Envelope com. .. 71 81 ed the Randall School. NESS a l l R i g h t * r noon today whether there will be a 65 NEW LOCATION—1085 MAIN STREET rt-it cr-i?wiLiiA»^ 32 Exude resumpUon of classes tomorrow. p.m., Robertson School auditorium; r . S. Etavelope pfd. ,. 63 68 20 U S. AND OViR, 55c LI. « M am « • Nl , / r I t It f (trfLt t t 13 Remuntralet d ' Young Mothers Club, Chinese auc Veeder-Root ...... 31 34 Wa ptapara th e s e tnrkcya la a ^ far the avaa. OPP. HIGH SCHOOlr—TELEPHONE S685 s r a v (Ml *f MS a»iyvt\136Tt»fa AMD VtV BOV ARE Convoiient to You j e t J GOtMG TO «E. Open to 5 P. M. / z •/« •liv mi%( • 40M by WiA B»rriae. Iiw. T. M. Reg. U- » 0**’ BY a L VERMEER PRISCILLA’S POP Chill Before Serving MICKEY FINN Brieflng! BY LANK LEONARD ,-Ia MUFFLER AND SOME ^ PEUNEYIDIPME THAT'S RIGHT, ^OF COURSE, WAPPITI0N1O IMSORE THAT'S WHAT IN THE -fCANT YOU JUST V ?..VtDUR WANDS BLUE «VELL,WEU!MWCSnAINLyJ WITH COLD...TOES NUMB LONG UNDERWEAR, PLEASE/ GOT HERE 9RWNTANP THE GW. It HOE SBIGEANT! MY PUTIES AS SHERIFF, < . ISHALL,^ 1 WANT FOR M ID D L E ^ ^ FEEL THE ICY WINOS^ rMVERYACnVEINCIVIC sheriff!, i BLOWING DOWN ...YOUR TEETX ----- ' ■y A/VO tVffAP THEM ' EARLY, yOUNG UP/.' -TNMINECAMrM SHE’S 91MTH CHRISTMAS, OF CHATTERING..;^) -\ a s a (S/ET.'r-rr ->r~ ' AHP FRATERNAL AFFAIRS, H A Z E L! AN WINTERS ^ lYO u r n e c k ? I'M SORRY IKffT AT BGHT-B UNClERHILl yWWMITMGl SO VWUK KEPT PRETTY, OUTBOARD busy! BUTI7NIHK MOTOR! S t e p into America’s aU-iMir Aetioa Cw! IHMOver VOUHUIKEITHERE!.^ ^ V for youwalf tha surging V-8 poarar that mastan hill and BiehrtaefBsRyl Steak outsida^inoie room hii^nrivt See how the new Dodge anufi down on than ever inside. Curved giirvea, talna to m In atridel Tssk’tha nimVla dM»fFi one-piece windshield.Wfaap-' of i^ce that il yonis with,Gy*^Tok(|iM Driiw and a r o t ^ rsar window. fash-action "Scat" gear! Hers's a chan-lined, , stiaamlined Power Packed Bsaoty that yoit will NinraMRIB t M. u! fa.’ei«- ok. ,ff“i • drive with mors pleasure, own mth more inide, then ksi aa( HMi FficaJi any car near its price. Your firiendly Dodge New liU>-h.p. Red Ram V-8 Open Thursday Evenings to B P. M. RV LESLIE TURNER AND HIS Frnr Job? Here Tt I* C. RLOSSER d*«W invites you to Road Test a new Dodge todayl angina. Mestefleientengina CAPTAIN E.ASY Watch It,' Wash d e s ^ in any Amariean oar. DONY MATTER NONE -.— WHAT v / CLOSED-WEDNESDAY AT 12 NOON \ PONT HURRV TUB LOSBV WIU BE VfeS. AAltTbOO— NEED B/EFtPONP OFF. PRIMCE'. FUU OF POLICE BY With all THIS sewog- S oT butee A N Y w r I'M LOOkW FOR IS A STRONO vJUNiOB. Business L IjOOKM’ f O , SOME CMmSTAAAS MUH? Yea, savlnga“honrs are longer at the new Manchester Savings and Loan Bund-. Mg. MILEOM WAV UOW*. OUR OME HOP. MONEY/ 1 CAN WO«C CARD WORIC, BACK THEP ME SOKTIHIS , n e -a r l y p c w j o t a b o u t A RMCTTIMe FRSTEBOARD e«t. STUFF— •TbU'RE HIRED,son/ ing at KHW-^Uain street—Yon enloy greater comfort and convenience too,'in tWAIOT to 6BB IB 8 for the price of a 6| Here’s the Actimi'Cat for Active Americans! behw and pay weekly—You’ll thank yonm lf aU year thro^h. SAVE WEEKLY THEKE5N0 HOR SO WEEKS RECEIVK TIME TO CALL TWCOP5-KOTTA DodUBllMdOMMTScriiB SMs Iha Upm hi Wih Styla alinn Catl^ ■ J TRY TO tAIAUM % u AAR.IIAIL50N AUlhe flashing style and thrilUng roidi action that make the new Dodge $ 1 FIRST ^ fi.*i*iir of tile automohih wmdd are available in the hl|^y . , 100 litiSAiSS ttyuMimical Msedowfacdok "6” Saries. If you can afford any 2 BUGS BUNN3 iiew car, jKMi can own a Dodge. 1M VIC FLINT Not Guilty! BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 3 OMt-OPTHK w e tu I S 2 U WOM 10 500 Miiaadewfcraefc 4-D eer Sedea Also M eeds h^Mi.gaawmwCktkOa^aBd ‘ toe prime. 4-Oeer nedea aadChb Coups. ^ Manchester y a . •aS eiMpeMr wWe* e (kaepp uMeW oriha A^OCIATIQN SOLIMENE, INCORPORATED • 634 Center Street 1007 MAIN STREET PHONE i M M I ' n ' V A- ■' -i \ \ J- PAGE SEVENTEEN ■r. ^ > ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O W . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, lH52. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16.19&2 . ioCAL p a g e s i x t e e n LaSalle Ranks as Nation s Five Sport Chatter The Pilcher «iid ihe Portrait Wapping Trips Miller’s in Y League, 85 to 64 ■ y Power and Speed in East Lineup Kansas State EARL W. YOST Aiuioimce Pro Lineups Sporta Editer . And Illinois Tale of the Tape lor Title Bout Gas Housers PAUL ABSABl baa been award-.i.open Friday night until 9 o'clock, For All Star Contest Ray Robinson Insists ed hia aecond varalty football let-1 ------^ Next in lin e ter at-Trinity College. A Junior, LONG j o h n n y Maaslotta has •; Score 64-59 Arcari, was one of the aeven "iron played great ball on the road for ngelea, Dec. 16— (A5—The New York, Dec. 16-(R— men" in Trinlty’a line, laat Fall. the BA’s but Silk Towrn fans do National Conference will lead off Fighting Days Over not take to the New Yorker and with a backfield made up of Nor National Invitation Tournament Win Over ACs GEORGE "RED" CASE, formef have constantly booed him when man Van Brocklln. Dan Towler. champions, unbsaten in six early Manchester High scorer, baBCball playing at the drlllahed. It would Bob Hoemachemeyer and Joe Per season games, rank as ths NaUon’a New York, Dec. 18 — (fl5- Sugar George Gainford. continues to in HEIGHT 8TAND1NG8 and basketball player, is a mem be only sporting for local fans to ry when they play the American No. 1 collegs baskstbnU team ia Ray Robinson U still the middle sist Lhat his fighter will remain W. L. ber of the Springfield College ‘give Johnny a chance, aay Friday Division in the annual pro bowl DaCaimiar Matart <•> ths opinion of the nation's sports weight champion today but indica 6ft. 1 in. freshman basketball team this night, before shouting that he be football game here Jan. 10. MftiorcA ...... M active in fistic circles. According i Big Buck's ...... Nrff ...... 87 wrltera and sportscestar*. tions are that the converted *>ng to Gainford, the champ is com , Teachers ...... • • • season. C?nse played with the froah sent down the river. In two THE QUARTETTE waa picked York ...... 1(M 108 84 THE EXPLORERS from PhUs. and,dance man Is Just a step or mitted to meet England's Randy WEIGHT ; Miller's Restaurant hooters laat Fall. road games he has acored 22 by the division coaches as the No. McCauirhfy ...... M ll> ,117 S84 delphia, a vsteran outfit tSnt sur twoifrom waitsing out o f the pro points while at home he haa 1 offensive backfield. and stand DeCormler ...... 103 103 116 331 Turpin in London or Dublin next i W apping...... White ...... — M — W prised in the NIT last spflng, re fessional boxing picture. ^ June. 175 lbs. 175 lbs. Moriarty Brothers . EDDIE JACOBS topped the Silk dropped in but four talllea. ing by for action will be such ceived 26 first-place votes and pil other stars as Bobby Layne. Hugh \V6it ...... — 87 — 87 A CLOSE FRIEND and advisor TL'RPIN DEC18IONED Robin Pioneer Parachute . City grlddera in scoring last aea- ed up tea poinU on the besia of 10 of the 160-pound titleholder said State Service ...... WINDHAM HIGH, one of the McElhenny. Pat Harder and ToUU ...... : 483 613 ftll 1319 points for first, nine for sacocid son in a London’title bout July 10 REACH Bon with 55 points. Runnerup was Mtachenirr IMdIfttar <41 yesterday Robinson had prepared Silk City ...... (Sene Bergen with 19 tallies. Jacobs CCIL powerhouses, will teat Man George Taliaferro. and so on, in the AaaocUted 1951, but in a return bout the New The American Conference an Rrainird ...... 99 83 — 183 his retlrerhent announcement and acofed nine touchdowns and added chester Hlgh’a Indians Friday ...... M — tot 300 Press' poll of the ie62- n aaaaon. Yorker regained the ctown, stopp 72V4in. 75 In. nounced its personnel yesterday. ready to submit It to^ Abe Undefeated Miller's Restaurant one extra point. Bergen had three night in the Thread City. The HtyrN ...... 96 93 106 397 Southwest Missouri was LaSaUa’a ing the Britisher in the 10th round, locals tatted the fruits of victory It includes Otto Graham and Dub BujfticluA ...... 137 133 137 386 Greene, commissioner o f the Na f^blnson was stripped of his fell victim to the Wapping Har- TDa hnd one successful conversion. Rlchurdfion ...... 123 1^3 109 367 sixth victim last night, ths 'PhilSs, tional Boxing Association. NECK for the first Ume laat Friday night Jo'nea. Cleveland; Bay Mathews. delphians winning. 77-70. crown Dec. 4 by the New York veaters by a score of 85 to 64 in Paul Manglaflco scored three six ruffan ...... ~ 13 124 307 In Paterson, N. J„ Greene said agalnat East Hartford in a non Pittsburgh, and Eddie Price, New Undefsatsd Kansas State, picked State Athletic Commission but the Y League last night and drop pointers and Spec Flavell. Huck York GianU, with Mac Speedle of Tftttl 539 616 564 1639 that he had received no word from Chairman Bob Chrlstenbcrry later 17in.' 17in. Ellis, Ray Zemanek, Charlie Plum league game and hope to add to succeed Kansas as the kingpin Robinson and knew of no impend ped in to a three way Ue for sec Windham to their list of victims the Browns and Elbie Nickel, said he would reconsider if Robin mer. Bill Shaw. Yoah Vlncek and BoUid Malort . .' / f ) I f •. '< .r - f' ■ i' .' *• t»-. ■ ://. PAGE NINETEJD? ' ’ • ■ ^ ■ ■. - T - : ■ - A ■■■ ^ V. MANCHESTER EVjENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TU E SD A Y, DECEMBER 16, 19B2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1952 Wantad to Rent 58 Hon for Salt 72 Legal Notice PAGE E i g h t e e n HensaiMtld Goods SI tiofttchbld Goods 51 Legislative Ball Columbia ______AT A COURT or PROBATB b»M .Articles for Sale 45 Buildinir Materials 47 MISCEI.LANEOUB House hold FOUR a d u l t s daalpa 8 pr 8 MANCHESTER—Six room Cape Heatins— Plumbin* 17 Help Wanted-—Male 36 Articles for Sale' 45 -GOOD-BYE" 1882— ■ ^ rex cellin t location, haixiwoidI jjiJj Aatomobtlcs for Sale 4 : tnsinces Senrieee Offered 1.5 "HELLO” 1953 furniture, dining room set, metal room rent Referencea Phone EIXPERIIONCED Truck drivers ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port BEAUTIFUL SET of 54 books, a 2-9220 afUr 8 p m. floors, oil hot water heat, large | c.»y of Decembfr. A. D.. IlUj Started Rolling CARPENTER wUI frame unflnleb- PLUMBING And heating. Special RED CEDAR SIDING, V Joint, .CELEBRATING THE NEW crib; good condition; reaaonable. JOHN J. WALLETT, Burton Facing Court Action CONVERTIBLE wanted. Must be over 21. Apply able and standard typewriters. nice library collection. All in good rooms, tile bath, extra lavatory, PreMnt. ed upetalri roome. Reasonable. ising In repairs. Copper water per M 8140.00. \ YEAR WITH THE BIGGEST Phone 8402. Clarified Carlson Co.,'44 Stock Place. All makes of adding machines condition. Price 815., Phone 2-6962 CEDAR ST8JW SHAKES, per aq. URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished, fireplace, garage, amesite drive. KeUte of Sophia Farquhar, late of SPECIALS CaU 2-4291. piping, remoJellng electric equip BARGAIN EVER apartment by three adults. Phone Hsncbutcr. in said DUtrlcl. decked. By Farm Bloc ment for plugged drains. Edward sold or rented Repairs on all after 4 p. m. 813.95. COMBINATION WhiU gas-oil Phone E. and E, Agency.- 2-11671 WANTEaa— Men for TV installa NEW lU53 •'CHARM HOUSE * 2-4990 after 5;S0. The executor lisvlrg exlilblted htj For Buying Stoleh Firearm \ Buy out of season and save! ANTIQUES ReSniahed. Repairing Johnson 6979 or 5044. ms^es. Marlow's. 18" WOOD SHINGLES, No. 1 Per d e l u x e range. Excellent condition, 830. or 2-8715. flnxi xdmlnlitratlon scenunt wltli said tion, delivery and general all wklSTlNGHOUSE Electric Sewing 3 BEiCUTTFUL ROOMS ' ■ " i Advertisements dQne or any furniture. Tieman, fections, per sqt 815.50. f u r n t t u r b Phone 2-5069. WANTED — Unfurnished 4 or 5 estate to this Court for allowance. It ta Hartford. Dec. 10—(El—Formers ■ " 'W" » 1M7 PLYMOUTH COMPLETE FURNACH repair around work. Benson’s, Inc., 1085 BOLTON — Building stona and Machine, two years' old. Phone STAIN GRADE 1*» MAHOGANY ORDERED: That the l«h day of next month will again stiirt the 9 South Main street. Phone Look! Only 8695 room rent by middle aged couple. Lots for Sale 78 January. IMS. at ten o'clock, foren^. Hartford, Dec. 10—UPI—.A Co-^the home of his daughter. Mra< • 1»48 8TUDEBAKER ing aervice. Gas. oH or coal. Win Main. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 2-5588 after 5. DOORS, av. 89.95. at the Probate Office in the Municipal legislative ball 'rolling for a atata Nathan Roaen of Chettnut BU, CLASSIHED ADVT. 5643. Phone i-0617. Stanley Patnode. Look! Friendly Termt •Machinery and Tools 52 Beat references Phone 2-9888. lumbia man has bean bound over 1»M CHEVROLET j ter air conditioning aysteme In- FRAMING. 2x4 to 2x10. Look! Free Storage Building In said Maiwhester. conaUtutional amendment to pro to Superior (^urt here on a gun after undergoing surgery at Wiafl* DEPT. HOURS MAN OVER 21«. for dally work SHEATHING, 1x8, (small truck the Santa is assigned for a haaring on hibit the diversion of highway MANCHESTER Welding Sfrvtoe. atalled end aervlced. T. P. Aitkin, CINCO ALL Aluminum combina Look! For Everything USED TRACTORS, farm equip OAKLAND Street 100’ x 200' lot j the allowance rt eald buying charge that connect! him ham Community Hospital. 8:15 A . M. to 4:.10 P. M. AU Convertiblei. Portable equipment. General 6 McCabe atreel. Phone 6793L afternoons and evenings in drug LIONEL 0-27 Electric train- with load lots), per M 899.50. funds for other than highway pur- Mrs. J. R. Spearman of Tilton, store. Driver's license. Call 2-8143. tion windows No painting, no accessories, 825. Phone 5881. —BEDROOM SUITE____ ment, anew plows, cemant mix Farms and Land for Sale 71 AU utUiUea in. Phone 6585. account with said eatM* and this Court with two teen-agers arrested for AU Priced to SeU. welding, boiler and furnace weld SELECT APPALACHIAN OAK —uvtNo ROOM sum s dirscu that notice of the lime aM poeea. ^ theft of motor vehicles. Mass., is viaitlng at tha horns of EE'FICIE.NT Plumbing and heat changing, no storing Free estl- FLOORING, per M 8209.00. ers, garden tractora with equip place asilgnei.' for said hearing M At the last tesslort of the Gen COPY CLOSING TIME ing. Phonea 2-1658 or 2-8762. WANTEID— Full or part time driv — d in e t t e s e t ment, bulldozers in stock at all NEAR WILLIMANTTC — Poultry LOT FOR SALE. Middle Turnpike siren to all peraone known ‘®. M (n- Robera A. Burton, 29. of Colum her son and hla family, Mr. and BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. ing. Plugged drains machine niate given no obligation. Call WINDOWS—Complete, av. 814.98. eral Assembly a similar proposal, Mrs. J. RiiaaeU Spearman of Wood ers. Apply City Cab, 53 Purnell William Tunsky 2-6095. —"DELUXE" RANGE times. Terms Dublin Tractor Co., Farm Bargain. Seven-room home, West. 00' X 160’. B zone. Tel. terexted therein to appear ard be heard bia is alleged to have purchased'8 FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. 158 Center Street FLOOR PROBIJCMS solved with cleaned. Phone 6497. 35" X 24" X 24" SAFE, 875. Call —REFRIGERATOR thereon by H'bllehlng a «Py t^U on Ua second and final appearance land .Xerraca, * Place. North Windham Road, Wllllman- bath, etc. Modem hen house for 8292. order In some newspaper having a nr- gun from Robert C. Holmes, 26, of • MON. THRU FRI. linoleum, asphalt tile counter. 3087. The Original and Only Offica —TELEVISION SET In the legislature, was allowed to Hartford. Police say the gun was Your ^ t t e r Deal BRAND NEW 17" Emerson tele tic S-3217. 3.500 broilers. Complete poultry euU'.ton In aald ‘ U i??irl^^k die in the Democratic controlled 10:50 A."M. Expert workmanship, free eatl- WANTED — Honest, dependable —SPRING k MATTRESS equipment included. Garage. dave before the day of M id hearing, one of several pistols and a rifle MaBchestcr Evening HeraM Oa* Pontiac Dealer ‘ LENNOX Furnaces and waiim air vision $169. Tax and warranty THREE. TWO-Panel doora with in New Haven. Beuate where the amendment was ""SATURDAY 9 A. M. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur clean up man in the kitchen. included. Can arrange terms to —TABLES k LAMPS 86,700. Terms arrangad. South Sabartmn for Sale 75 and by mailing In a "llitered letter reported stolen. * ImnMa oorreepoadeat, Mra. FMak niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. heating.'Earl Van Camp. 2*5844. haidware. Alro 30 gallon copper on or before December 18. 1M3, a MPy not brought out of committee. Suc Marchlea, telephone WUHmaEtld 1947 MERCURY SEDAN, «An ex Hours 6 a. m. to 2 p. m. Good suit. Call 2-0980. water tank. Phone ’ 2-0725. —DISHES k PICTURES Muaieid lastruincfits 53 ward Agency, WUltmantic. Tale- BOLTON — Brand new cute four- 0 fthle orcer to cessful adoption ia a four-year pro SnErh at Judge NATIONAL —RUGS k SMOKER 8-0886. cellent one owner car. Bank fi RUBBISH AND A.‘hea removed. CALL MANCHESTER 3636 fm wages. Apply Cavey’s. Restau phone 8-8780 - 8-80n. room ranch; two bedrooms, full Hams. St. Mary’i Oiurth, NMChesler. cess including two rounds through In other aapects of the case: t o o k couperatiun w n x STORM WINDOWS and doors. Tea. This la Albert's wav to cele TRUMPETS, Clarinets, trombonaa, I Conn.; Mllltown Parlih, Portadown. BE APPRECIATED nancing. See thie one today at Immediate' and efficient aervice. your plumbing repairs and altera rant. ’ LADY’S SKI booU, slit 84. lady's BUILDERS SUPPLIES basement, plastered walls, oak the legislature and a public refer Hartford Police Court Judge Max tions. Prompt service. Youngs Pe’rmslum, Paramount, alum brate the New Year—Remember aaxophopcs,. guitars. Largest [Ireland, j WALLETT. Judge. Savitt yeaterday ordered two Center Motor Sales. Contract or otherw'lae. Call lee skates, sise'-S, ski poles. All 420 Davenport Avenue floors, Ule bath, H were land, good endum. town kitchens sold and installed. HAND SCREW machine opera inum combination. Phone 4010. like new. Phone 2-9587. when you trade with ua, you’re aelection of instruments in town. Hoosas for Sale 72 location. Choose own decorating Yeaterday, the Connecticut Con smirking teen-agers bound over to |Firm May Dig Up SOO-GALLON Fuel Oil Truck, 1988 2-9273 or 2-9706. tors, also turret lathe operator, doing b u ^ ess vdth a Mg. reliable Ail accertoriea BMpert repairing. AT A COURT OF held .u, DIAL 5121 C. O. Lorentsen, Contractor. Free estimaitew. Direct factory New Haven, Conn. colors. Phone Barbara Woods, at Msnchfitrr. within and for lh» ference of Farm- Organlzatlona Superior Court under $50,000 bonds Chevrolet, equipped with meter. days and nights. Call at Dean dealer. store, backed by 42 yeai* of honeat Ward Krauae, 87 Walnut 5886. each. They were Walter Doolittle, DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Telephone ST 7-3597 RANCH Agent, 8702. _ _ _ DIatrtrt of Manchaitrr. on the ■ meeting In Hartford voted to re Buried Pipelines 8650. Also 1910 Chevrolet truck, copled^vacuiim cleaners. Irons, Machine Products, Inc., 222 Mc CHILD'S AUTO pedal car. Almost dealings. <:av of December. A. D.. t»^ _ introduce the proposal In the Houae 19, and Richard E. D’Aeons, both cab and chaasie, $200. W, G. Motrinif— TnickinK*— Kee street. COMPLETE Selection of doll car new 810. Call 8953 after 5.. SEE IT AT TOUR ACCORDIONS — Reo *nd »Ex ANDOVER. BOLTON. COVENTRY Preaent, JOHN J. WALLETT. of Hartford. They are charged I«st and Pound gune, etc., repslred. Sheara. celsior. Amplifier included. 120 ’TYPE in January. , Glenney Co. Tel. 4149. Storage to riages and strollers. Tricycles. CONVENIENCE DURING DAY —Ovar 100 listings. Ranch Types, ^“Brta't* of Paul H. Hlrachhoni. late of After passage by one chamber, a with two counts of theft of motor White Plains, N. T., Dec. 16-tf) knives, mowers etc. put Into con BEINSON'S Christmas Special! New bass. Excellent condition. Good Cape Cods, and Cottages, new and -Justice Elbert T. GsUajmer has LOST—Black binder containing of dition for coming needs. Brsith- Gifts for the entire home and Diamonds— Watches— ’ OR e v e n in g New cozy three IMdroom Blilratown. New Jeraey, leavin* prop- constitutional amendment must vehicles In tha capital city. 1948 OLDSMOBILE 98 aedan; AUSTIN A- CHAMBERS CO., Dogs— Bifd»— Pets 41 family. Appliances and TV. Cham Home console electric sewing ma FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE ^Christmas buy. 59 Holl street. old; Farms, Land 2-400 acres. ertv In aald Diatrirt. decesaew. before him today orders ^rectinf ficial papers relating to state 1948 Oldsmobile 2 door 78; 1937 waite. 52 Pearl street. ranch with spacious living two years hence be approved by The pair ta also wanted In Avon local and long distance moving, bers Furniture at the Green. chine, regular 8138.50; sale price Jewelry 48 MR. ALBERT, HARTFORD 8-0358 WeUes Agency, Coventry. Tel.: ^ e executora hevlrz ‘ V?)! for armed robbery and In New Bri the Algonquin Gaa Transmlssloa business. AWo pictures taken in Dodge sedan; 1940 DeSota aedan; CANARIES—Guaranteed singerr. FOR SALE—Century Accordion room and axquiaits kitchen admlnlalrsllon account with aald eaUle both chambers by two-thlrda vote, REFRIGERATION Her,Vice, com packln^, storage. Call 5187. Hart Open 10 a m. to'5 p. m. Evenings 899.50, including a 810.95 button AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 and dlnetta. Priced to seU. 7-0872 or 7-7601. tain for the theft of aix pistols and Company to dig up mors than B Bermuda and picture viewer. Re 1940 Buick sedan. See ‘T op Dol Also females. Will hold until hole attachment free. Terms. LEONARD W. YOST, Jgweler, re 120 baas, black and white. Call “‘o‘5«EiitiJ:'"T'h.*."r"iA'hVj of before being submitted td the peo mile of its natural gaa pips Uns. mercial and domeatic. See our ford 6-1423. 7;30 to 8;30. If you have no means of tranS' ple. a rifle. ward. No questions arked. Phone lar" Jones tonight. Brunner’s, Christmas. Phone 2-0426. Benson's, 1085 Main street. pairs. Bcjustj watches expertly. portatlon I’ll sand my auto for you 8595. The orders ware .pesaantsd for diaplay of guaranteed uaed refrig' Reasonable prices. Open dally. Wtntod— Res! Estate 771 ^rrh’JVr'oiTtJ' oir!c7 “ 'tSe' m^uJ ic^ ' Includes 38 Groups In a companion case, Htdmes la 2-1874. 358 East Center rtreet. Open 'til MANCHESTER —Package Deliv LE;w y T VACUUM aeaner, floor No obligation. the judge's signature by attonwy eratora. George H. Williams A i- COCKER SPANIEL Puppies. 8 SIEBERT Folding Baby Carriage Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce XYLOPHONE. Deagan, Jr., table ARTHUR A. KNOFLA The Conference of Farm Organ charged by police with buying one John B. GiUeran and assocUdSd 9. sociates, 260 Tolland Turnpike ery. Local light trucking and sample, never used. Reg. 889.95, A—L—B—E—R—T—•—S CONSIDERING 8ELUNG isations, which include 28 agricul of the pUtota from D’Aeons and package dellw.-y. Refrigeratora. weeks old. Red and black. A.K.C. in very good condition. Cril street. Phone 2-4387. • 43 Alljm St.—Hartford model, three octaves. 36” long. REALTOR the allowarca o7 aald 25 counsel for Westchester County Penwnsls .5 Manchester. Phone 2-3585, nights sell for 865. Norman's. "The 8375. YOUR PROPERTY? account with Mid ««ate and thla Cowl tural and rural groups Such aa the was bound over. The eame dla- ONE OWNER CARS washers and stove moving registered. Howard C. Chase, Suitable for baste Instructions, 875 Main St. Bat. 1921 landowners who wore made defen 7691. Variety Mart,” 449 Hartford Without obligation to you, wa dlrecti that notice of fj* 75 grange and farm bureau, also position was made for 26-year-old DESIRE RIDE from East Hart specialty. Phone 2-0752. Harmony Hill. Hebron Road, ANTIQUE CHINA and glass. 840. Phone 3587. Phone: Offica 6440 place aialxned for ^ d hearlnz M dants in condemnsUon actlsaS ALL WINTERIZED Road. G. E. AUTOMA'nC BLANKET, Fuel and Feed 49-A Make 'ovely and lasting Christ will appraUe or make you a cash voted to push two other bills In the Frederick Blanchard of Hartford, brought by the gas company. ford. Astor Theater vicinity, to COMPLETE P-epalt,. by Stuart R South Bolton. Phone Manchester single control, rose color. Brand alVbn to all peraona known to b« legislature. These proposals would; 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook Club maa gifts. 'Virginia L. Madden’s Evenings • 3-8088 or 2-4278 oSar for property. See us before lerealedlthereln to appear and ba heard presented on a similar charge. Depot Square vicinity, at 5 :05 eve Wolcott on washing macHlnes. ALBAIR k BERRY, rubbish re 5427. SILEX STEAM Irons, new model. new. Full size. 830.00 Phone WOOD. Stove or fireplace lengths. 1. Require that firms hired by Coupe, radio and heater— one own moval, household and commercial. Antique Shop In Flndell Venetian Wesring Apimrtl— Purs 57 you sail. thereon by publlahlnz k Vil.’ Boston, Dec. 10—(8)—Algeaquin nings. Tel. Manchester 2-8867. vacuum, cleaners, motors, small 812.95- while they last. An ideal 2-1530. Delivered 818 per cord. Phone order In aome r.awapaper harln* a cir towns to reassess local property Honor Studente Listed e r-low mileage. Light trucking. Phone 2-2591. CANARIES - A large selection of Blind Building. Manchester MANCHESTER — I'mmedlaU Oc, BRAE-BURN REALT'S culation In M id Dtatricl, Gas Transmission Company told applianc es. Pick up and delivery. 812.9'—while they last. An Ideal Wllllmantlc 3-3217 anyUme. TWO LADIES' Winter Coats, one ehall be licensed by the state tax Columbia, Dec. 18— (Special)— THE PROSPECT Hill School for 1951 Plymouth Cambridge Club guaranteed singers. Also females gift. Norman's. “The Variety FAIRBANKS PLATFORM eaale. Green.. 1 to 5 dally. Other hours. gabardine raincoat. SmaH sizes. cupancy—S-room Ckpa Cod, dor Phone 6278 dava before the day of aald bea'^, the first Circuit Court of ApMala A-1 repair. Salea. 180 Main. •nd hr malllna In a commissioner. , The second marking ^riod at today 80 per cent of its nuural young children. Transportation Coupe, radio and heater. Real for breeding. Will hold until Mart” , 449 Hartford Road. 'Dayton competing scale. Both Telephone 2-8807. Reasonable. Call 8140. mer windowa, hot water heat, on or before December \9, IW, a copy Phone 8597. - Christmas. Inquire 32 Bank street tiSTINOS Wanted. Single, two- 2. Change the name of the De Winham High School Hate the fol gaa cuatomers could bo aonrofl furnished. Mrs. l.,ela Tybur, direc clean car. ' Painting— Papering 11 in good condition and reasonably Household Goods 51 .aluminum combination storm of thla orcer addreiaed to BenJ. M. partment of Farms and Markets tor. Phone 2-5767. 1951 Dodge Wayfarer —2 doorse or call 2-0024. SWEDISH Imported linen, table FRANK S Antiques and second MAN’S DARK overcoat, size 40- famlly,• a three-famUy,---- ' busini 1_ 8. I flWayaKaye »*ltJ and I^oulaeSi^veaiiwx O. •tItrKhhorn. Trua- lowing etudenta from Otlumbla on within 11 daya If an omorgoney WINDOW SHADES made to orde PAINTING and paperhanging. All priced. Cox Hardware, 0 Middle windows and scraens, large kiteh' property. Have many cash buy- toea■ ' u/w of - Paul ■ H. Hlrschhorn. e/o to tha State Department of Agri temporary certificate is granted ^ dan, radio and heater, Gyromatic cloths. napkins, towels and Swed Turnpike East. SEWING i/ a'c HINES — Floor hand atora, 58 Cooper street. Buys 42. Practically new. Price 810. Park Aranua. Naw the honor roll: BALLARD'S Driving School. Man and Inatalled. Venetian blinds workmanship guaranteed. Floor KELLY'S AQL a RIUM. en. Only 4 years old. Rear screen, ars. Mortgages arranged. culture; and create a board com On tha "A ” honor roll is Maurina the Federal Rower Commission. drive. ish scissors. 9 Norman street. samples arid demonstrators re and sella good used furniture and Phone ,1759. ed porch with concrete floor (10 chester's oldest. ‘Thousanda of 1950 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door ae and curtain roda. 24 hour aervice. sanding and finishing. H. Kanehl. shipment of tropical fish, antiquea. Phone 8986. Opan 9 to call__II ei George__ — 1.L. rtravlBiilnGrazladlo, Real-IReal aork City.JOHN W. J. J .'WALLKTTv Jud*e. posed mainly of farmers to set de Leonanl. On tha "B" honor roll The commission has twice turn- Bstlmatei gladly given. Fagan Phone 5516. ALL NEW Combination Power duced. Save up to 860. Krah's. 367 X 20). Amesite drlyc, lot approxi partment policy. accident free Instruction hours. dan. 2, black or blue, real clean Tel. 4957. now have finches for sale. Main, Four blocks north of Post 8:80. tor. 2-5878. 106 Henry street. are: Edward Mathieu, Nancy sd down the company’s appUea- Window Shade Co.. Route 44 at pool, the Stanley Handyman mately 70 X 200. Hiffi iand dry. AT A COURT OP PROBATE bald The conference is the most rep Hundreds of satisfied students. cars. Sunset street. Open 'til 9. GIFT SUGGES’nONS — Television Shop H '5, compaot, light weight; Wsiited— To Boy 58 at Manchrater. within and for the Smith and Gloria Stetnman, sen tlon. 1950 Studebaker —Regal De-Luxe Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. Office. CR08LEY Shelvadore Refrigerator Convenient to bus and Bowers BUYERS WAiTINO—Single and resentative farm bloc in the state, iors: Marilyn Jonas. Junior; John Joseph E. Ross, Alfonquin’s chief For appointment tel. 2-2245. tables. 89.93..and up. T.V. lamps, power 1-3 H.P. Built-in motor Diatrirt of Mancheater, on tha ilth Ua member organizations ranging — 4 door sedan. Low mileage— Free e'timates. Paper books FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Collie 85.98 and up. Full line of electric In good condition, 840.06. Call HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags, School. (Evenings, call Mr. Grant, two-faraily homes. For efficient c.'av of December. A. D.. _ Brown, Kenneth Garrison, John onglnser, fUsd an affidartt to show LADIES—Ideal Christmas gift TILE .7EILINGS Installed for available. Get our spring outside Pups, sable and white, six weeks complete, 874.50. The W. G. Glen 2-8890 after 4 p. m. scrap iron and other metal. Now 3160 or Mr. Pinney, 3877). Wal amt confidential service call. Preaent. JOHN J. WALLETT, In alphabetical order from the that comparatlVSly Uttls work—In ready to go. appliances, radios and phono ney Co.. 336 No. Main street. NEW SPEED Queen Ironer. 835. Osmond. Jo An aarka, Jana Mass- for him Schick 20 or Remington 1950 Chevrolet 2 door aedan. Get home, office or business. Nu prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, old. Call 2-2423. 406 Oakland ia the time . to sell. for Xmaa ton W. Grant, Realtor, Hartford Reale, Broker. 2-1919. Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable cluding welding of two Jeliits In graphs. Benson's, 1085 Main street. Phone 4148. Phone 2-5009. ■'^'jEatale of Louie A. Miller, late of Growers Market association to the nik, sophomoras; OerMd Smedley, 60 electric rarors. Ruesell's Bar oiir price on this one. Wood, Flintcoat and Johns-Man- 2-4298. street. JET 99 Cr*EANER—never used. money. Call Oatrlnaky 5879. 2-7584. Mancheater In eald dlatrlct. decMaed. Muriel Beebe, freshmen. Wostchoster County, N. T ., and vllle. Gr*at Eastern Roofing and ATTENTION Ladies! Slip coven Floor sample, ^ g . 899.96—will CASH BUYERS waiting for 4. 6. Upon application of Vera N. Millar, Wholesale Milk Producers Coun tostlng oporaUons—la nsesasBry t# ber Shop, Co-ner Oak and Spruce 1949 Plymouth Sperial DeLuxe, A.K.C. REGISTERED Collie Pups, DOUBLE Barrel shotgun 12- Statenaeat oa Aboenoea Constriction. Free estimates. Call and drapes custom made. Re-up sell for 876. Normans. “The NEWLY DECORATED aU room 8 and seven room singles and ^dmlnlatrafrlx. praylnf for an qrter of cil, and Including the Shade To compms the compony's Mt-iwBo 4 door sedan. Real value. ready Christmas week. Call Mam gauge. Hand carved stock. R:a- rale of certain real eatate particularly TWO PEOPLE desire ride to Pratt 8271. PAINTING And Papering, No holstering. Beautiful fabrics, Variety Mart," 449 Hartford Rooms withoat BoeH 59 home. Excellent heating system. two-famlly houses in Manchester, bacco Growers Agricultural aaso- Georg* K. Graff, achool auperin msEi lino from LambtrtvUU, N. J., 1948 Chevrolet Fleemaster, radio Chester 2-8086. sonable. Tel. 8292. described In Mid application on file, It tsndent, has laaued the following Sc W’hitney, first shift. Vicinity of and heater. Club coupe.' job too small. Call 8372. prints, stripes, solids. Expertly We need Ranch Homea, Road. • Fine location for children. 25 Bolton, Coventry and Vemoo. elation. to Boston. NEWLY DECORATED, beauti **ORDKRED: That the foregoing ap Ken. E. Geyer, of Wethersfield, statement conoernlng eacueing Adams street. Call 2-28.51. 1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe LINOLEUM P.emnanta 50c square finished. 85 down. 82 weekly Colonials and "Cape Coda year mertgage. Call Madeline Howard R. Hastings. 2-1107 Rosa aald Watorbury, New yard. Aicphalt tile, wall covering. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Arvin Ta fully furnished rooms for two or plication be heard and retermlned at secretary who was re-elected at pupila during achool houra for vari radio and heater. 4 door aedan. BEAGLE DOGS, pedigreed and balance one year to pay. Call BABY CARRIAGE. Phone 6782 at fair prices for our cath Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. —— ------;7r rithe Probate office In Mancheater In Haven and Hartford, in Oonneett* Done by rellatle, well-trained PAPERHANGING and Painting. ble Radios in colors, only 814.96. three. "rJornpHte light houaekeep- THINKING of selling your home. <,n the 2Srd day of De- the annual meeting, said the con oua reaaona; Low mileage. Nice car. registered A.K.C. Phone 7729, Mrs. Carr 3320. after 6} customers. Quick service cut, could be served wtthia eight Antomoblln for Sale 4 1948 Plymouth Special DeLuxe, 2 men. All Joba guaranteed. Hall Call Walter B. Cookson, 2-2291. Benson's, 1085 Main street. ing faeiliUes available. Central. FIVE ROOM single, 22 foot living Llst it with E. k E. Agency for j,*„ber. A. D.. ference expects to lay a proposal The Board of Bduoation doee days after granting of aa omsr- . —no red tape. .. a .tmi 421 Parkcf I tn the forenoon, end that notice M door sedan. Priced real low. L'noleum Co., 56 Oottage street ADMIRAI^124" television, ma Reasonably priced. Children ac. room with knotty pine paneling, that special attention. rn r pariona mtereated In Mid before the legislative council for not sanction the absence of any gency permit BEFORE YOU Buy a used car BEAUTIFUL Eight months MAPLE BUNK beds, uaed about ceptable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch, Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or PAINTING, Exterior and interior, pedigreed Boxer pup, 860. hogany console new picture tube KIDDIE KOOP baby bed. also flreplare, cabinet kitchen, three street. Phone 2-1167 ro 2-8715. I .he pendenrjr of said appllea- changes in the General Aasembly'a pupUa from achool for other than Putnam, Cbnn., and Milford, see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick paperhanging. Ceilings reflnlsh- right nmnths. Reaaouabla. Call second floor. large bedrooms, storm windows -----tlon and the time and place of hearing rules of procedure. SOLIMENE, INC. 8109. Coventry 7-7643. - Excellent condition. Ideal for den. Baby Bulter chair. Phone 2-1391. legal reasona. The staff ia not in a Maas., he said, could ho o *m d Sales and Service, 28.5 Main ed. Wall paper books on request. JARVIS REALTY 2- 2120. and acreana, oil hot water heat. WOULD YOU Like to sell your thereon, by publishing a ropy of this These recommended changes In street Phone 2-4571. Open eve- Dodge and Plymouth Cara Phone 2-5650. AT THE CKNTllR-Clean, com order In aome newspaper haring a cir p^U on to excuse any pupila to within nine daya; Boston nad Taun D o^ e Job Rated Trucka POWER BURNERS and Range Estimates given. Fully Insured. CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and Illness forces sals, $10,800. Carl home? For good aervice and epe- culation In aalG' district, at leMl fire legUlaUve rules, three in number, take muric, dancing or any ether nlngr. RETRIEVER Type puppies. Won PH O N E 4 1 1 2 fortable room In quiet home. 20 ton within 10, amd Providsne^gd 634 Center St. Phone 5101 Burners expert-y cleaned and Call Edward R. Price. 2-1003. derful with childrcai. Will be PORTABLE RADIO, Zenith trans up. Manchester Carpet Center, ton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231 cial attention call 2-1167 days before the day of Mid hearing, to would; * leaaons to go to the dentiat or Warren, R .I.. Now Laadon* ELECTRIC STOVE. Phone 2-5829. Wadsworth' atreat appear If they see cause at Mid time PICK UPS; 1951 Ford. 19.50 Ford. A Sale Placed to Buy Uaed Cara. serviced. le t us service and re ready Christmas week. Call Man oceanic. Like new. With guaran 308 Main attreet. Phone 2-4343. 2-8715. 1. Require that printed copies of doctor except aa such may be mantle and Norarlch, OsHt, Bad PAPERING. PAINTING, floor 183 THOMPSIN Road—SU room and place and be heard relaUve there 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton. 1949 Chev pair your washing machine or re chester, 2-4139. tee. Also two smaller models. 59 to, and make return to thla court. all bills In their final form be made part of the school program, which Nfivport. R. I. Bad NewlMHMd. 1950 PACKARD 4-door aedan, has sanding and reflnlshlng. Ceilings PUCASANT Front room Excel Cape Cod. Two baths, one with rolet. 1947 Dodge. 1948 and ‘41 frlgerator. Metro Service. 2-0888, Holl street. BROAD LOOM, wine colored rug lent bed. bathroom floor. Contiqu- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge available to the public at least four ta approved by the Board of Educa In 11. overdrive, electricmstic clutch whitened. Call Gilbert Fickett. atall shower. Fireplace, open Legsl Notice days before being acted on. GMC 1-ton, 1949 Studebaker, 1946 BOXER PUPPY. Male. 8 weeks with pad. aiaa 8’S” x 10'8”. OaU oua hot water OntraL One or LiqUOB PEBMIT ' tion." Ross said the coat of coB«lstiaf isdlo, heater, new tires. Beauti STORM DOORS and windows 6982. JUST WHAT he wants. Sturdy stairway. Hot water oil heat. 2. Require that any bill paaaed old. Fawn. A.K.C. registered. In 2-3674 after 5 p. m. a t a COUKT or p r o b a t e held NOTICE o r APPLICATION construction of- the fadUtiOB - — Ustsd! Chevrolet. 1944 Ford 1>4 ton long fill black. See "Top Dollar" Jones "Paramount." Triple track two business people. Phone 8837. Aluminum combination storm VMaal AM Pragnte • wheelbase, 1948 GMC, 1942 Inter quire 81 Brookfield street. Phone Handyman work bench. Plank By Rrtd Mancheater. within and for the Thla la tr al*« notice that I. CLIF House must ba voted on by the would be $15,000. tonight at Brunn?r'a. 358 East aluminum combination. Frer »8lncf) 1607 tvindowB and screens. Hatchway, FORD EARL RI8LET. of 210 Bldridge Thera wlU be a aeries of visual national. 1939 Intemaflonsl 2-0063. top 24" by 60" Knocked down kit Dlatrlct of M *"'!'**''''- " " »>’'■ ” •*' other House. (Thie la designed to In adtUUon, ho aald. It w «M Center. Open 'tft 9. estimates on request,, John Repairtiig 23 It’a Been Of Courae" GAS STOVE. Call lovely yatd, approx. 76* x 188’, <.ay of December. A. D . 19.M. atreet. Mancheater. Conn., have (tlaC an prevent the killing of a bill in com aid programa conducted at Horace dump. 1949 Ford panel, 1947 810.95. Completed set up 814.95. AUCTION CALORIC ROOM FOR RENT Call 2-0131. Preaent. JOHN J. WALLETii I application dated Dec. t. 1$62. with cost $877JiOO for oomptoUon Bf Ssbllta. Phone 2-2027. COLLIES. Reasonable. Deposit will The W. G. Glenney Co.. 336 North with trees galore, Just a Jump mittee). W .Porter School In the future. Chevrolet sedan delivery. L,ow McCLUP.E AUTO—W'e will pay MATTRESS Your old mettressea 8774. Judge.loxa. , {the Liquor Control CommlMloi’ for a UUralB (Including tasting and hold. Porcheron. Deming street, Main street. Phone 4148. from Verplanck school. Immedi Estate of Annie H. Cheney •k*- An- I (jro<,ery-B«er Permit for the Mle of 8. Require that the state budget First in Um aeriaa wUI the prices. Champ's. Route 30, Rock you more for your good used car rterliizeii and remade like -now. At tlw LEGION HALL. MANCHESTER. CONN. e Haight Cheney, late of Mancheater I ,|(ohollc Uquor on the premlMi. M purging) to connoct customsni at MANCHELSTER TV Service. Spe Wapping. Manchester 8370. OIL DRUM. White oil stove with HAVE A Vacancy In our apart- ate occupancy. Elva Tyler, exclu be adopted well before the-final showing of a film entitled "Die Cktmbridge. FaU River, BrecMfla, ville 5-9574. towards a new Hudson, Wasp Call Jones Furniture and Floor On Leonard Street—O ff Main, Oppoalte State Armory Mid dletrlct. deceae^. I Summer atreel. MarchMter. riallsts in TV and rsdlo serv oven, cbt. Very reasonable. Phone meht for one gentleman. Privata sive agent 2-4469. u'SiS•• Swilcatlor: .. of. . The Maneherier bualneaa le n»n«»^**.®77 and If they so desin they may Tel. 2-8410 after 5 p. m. Articles for Sale 45 child’s maple roil top desk with chair, etc. the day of Mid hearing. New Dividend Due Windsors to Skip street, apartment No. 9, Rockville. year mortgage available. Small they see .cause at Mid time and Pl^* (Oeotmoed froao Paga 0«a) take snapriiots of their chiliinn's 1949 WILLYS Station wagon over SHIRT PRESS operator. Exper •ntf ba htart} relaflre thereto, and make 50% OFF on famous make Bat New Toys, Fine Christmas Items:— Girls’ bicycle (26 down payment. Warren Howland work. drive. good tire.s. very clean. See 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan Hoasehold Services ience not necessary. Apply in per MRVIS REALTY GO. You’ll do BETTER PLEASANT ROOM, convenient to In place of the regular Christ Heater. Good rubber. Private teries. Written guarantfts. 81.00 Realty. Phone 8600 anytime. return ’-“ j^ J ^ V j! WALLETT. Judge. McCloy, former American High On G1 lusui'auce Queen Coronation "Top Dollar" Jones tonight for a Offered 13-A son. New Model Laundry, 73 In.), 2 sidewalk bikes, tricycles, doll carriages, dolls, Center. Place to park car. Phone Commlssionar In Germany, togeth mas assembly program held each owner. Phone 2-1391. Summit rtreet. down. 81.00 weekly. Calso Serv 5 Devnr Road AT terrific deal. Brenner’s. 358 East stuffed toys, etc. Also more novelty, items and a quan 2-2044. 12f PORTER atreet. Six room co a t a C»URT o r p r o b a t e held er with John Foster Dulles, his da-^ year at the (Khool, each class be Center. Open'til 9. FLAT FINISH Holland window icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. ... Manchester, within and for the (CoBtiBoed froaa fBga Obs) OM> Pt'T ONE OP THESE CLEAN WANTED—Discriminating house : y lonial With garage. Oil heat, auto Diatrirt of Mancheater. on the . Ilth Bignate to be Secretary of State. ginning with the flnt and preg- (C shades made to measure. All tity of china, glass and hric-a-brac, some old. " PRATT & WHITT McCloy said later they talked 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe, tudor, USED CARS wives to work lor reputable cos ROOM FOR RENT. Call 2-018X. matic hot waiier, garage. Imme tav of December. A. D.. 1$M. restlng to the eighth will enter the metal Venetian blinds at a new diate occupancy. Priced at 813,- Prewent, JOHN J. WALLETT. about "tha ateps that might be total 180 mllUon dollars. Two spe main hall and sing one carol each. (Westminster) the Chamlnade Club to preaent a V Ralph Rook*. program tomorrow night at 8:15 at the Community T, 79 North Brush Rayon ^ Main atreet, entitled "Mualc Give a Paklite Travel Bag Around the World," to which mem bera and frlenda are cordially in FOR DRESSES. SUITS and COATS vited. A aoclal time with refreah- Nightwear menta will follow the entertain CloOiee atay in preea—roomy, holds up to 10 dreaeea or 4 euiU. Juat the bag« for traveling la a car—Juat hang ment. them up. Made of soft Bemberg P SUIT S IZ E ...... $3.49 rayon yam. Assorted col n L L Y O U R S PLUS 20 ct FEDERAL TAX ors. r COAT or DRESS S IZ E...... $4.49 jL PLUS 20r'c FEDERAL TAX V NOTION DEPARTMENT GOWNS Called for and dcUTcrcd Sizes 34 to 46. promptly at no extra charge. ^ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales $2.98 _ $^98 CALL 2-9R14 Scintillsting itart in our heavenly holiday conttellation o f NANNETTE DuMont PINE PHUIUOY .. Babe Frocks—a pleated beauty in ripple- ireceives m ore Pajamas dieen and an exquisitely hand-tmocked =2 5 - charmer. Many others, too—all wonderfully DuMont k)w.prirad gifts. HAVE TOUR 0ive8 you m ore Am Meea In tty and M y TaUt BABY’S OWN SHOES Sizes 34 to 40. Coapare Du Moat Morals aktureo tod Muad.. • RRONZED ]uit by turning the ditll TODAY S 4 . 5 0 MOOP t I't- Coaiptre Du.Mont’i Work done on premlaee— Eiijoy Your Christmas tner, ttron|er ctbinctt called for aad delivered. (TOUCAN . . . juit by lookingt Gel Mirt rtliiei from su... DuMont. .. Come iai WILSON'S BRONZE ART "Cheer-up Time" 17 M APLE ST. ITelephone .2-8871 W ith W e s t b e n d Give your home that new look for Chrlstniaa with .-4.' HALE'S theee wonderful, practical appliances and serving ntea- ails. Each offem a promise 'jy ' f r Headquarters of new pleasure In daily llv* 4-f Ing. FOR ? -..'S I DaMeni WAKEFIELD Sl-Inch cyl||idrical-fare Du8lont tabe contemporary cabinet of X fine mahogany, built-in an- LAZY SUSAN Hitat mv. W* - . , mnem cMMr tr*y. Lara. DuMom tm tl cal4 eMa QUALITY eaehiea. Gift Urhoirellas V Solid colors or itriped patterns 'In .long and medium 1.00 handles. Also foldii^ umbrellas &i plaid patterns. *310 Rangof. Rafrifaratan No extra charge for Federal Woshars ood AH $2»98 jQ "$|Q.OO ^3^1, tax and warranty. Othar ApplioRCM \ e ■* MALONEY'S w . ^ K H ^ < o u Genuine Leather. Covered OVENETTE STAINLESS S rm ^ W lS SKI ■ahw aad M t i (aadi aMey. tmOr. M ttatwalmMa maiaa>o»la-.ia Jewel, Cases «ape(tlwfii«>aTCtatiatlabwiMr.aap- W^ataialmMMLCaakauaMlwkaad Red poplin, Aridex treated> quUted lined, elastic Cases with self-rising iray, aatln and vetvat lined. or Blietiie ariMG Noth tet tmtiam* sides with srray mouton collars. ' alwarr««L3V4QUUJ0: moUlMih • S4'9® ««<* Sizes 7 to 14.' t $11 5 0 i4 Mwr o i r >4 PACKAGED FOR GIFT GIVING COfIB* Same style in navy and red. larger sizes 12 to 20. $ 1 ^ 9 8 Campus ^ Hollywood foa lUWMUTK KKOUTOR lanaw.- Pullr mmmtk Inm jtan la iairiL •’4 «alla». MmJ Rayon Brief Panties llaha e ta a •! 4rtcitai at«m tMaps e twviaa tat Campltaa "IA aara • taya. etija. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales With elaaUc or band leg in all white or colors. Blui^ small, madium, large. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY SERVICE Green Stampa Given With Cash Sales JUST TELL US TO KEEP YOUR TANK FILLED - 1 3 9 c e a c h L T . WOOD CO. IN PACKAGES OF 6 .. ______$2.34 il B1S8ELL 8TREEJ , TEL. 4496 4 — V-\ ^*. . ■ ..w v r - : . \- i . , ' >■ V'-t ,■ y \ . , ..I,I \ /" I ■■ . V^...,.. .i .1 raitlW lrNttPNM ltan w*»k IkM , ■ Tho Wckther Dm . Tt, iM t PorMMt o f V. 8. WoaUMr B o re n ., I’ 1 0 ^ 5 Fair, little change In tempera MMafeer •( tin AwM ture tonight and Thuraday. ^ Dw m m « OraiMlWR. Manchealet ‘ A City o f Village Charm TeL.LXXlI.N aw (CiMriflad AdrertiiiBg M Pag* SO) MANCHE cW n ., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1952 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE nVE CENTS Bribe ~^ry V atican ^tory Told Ike, MacArthur At Inquiry ►V- over Stepinac New York, Dec. 17— (>P)— A detective told the New York State Crime commission or Korea War ■1 .’^Bell^de,------...... Yugrtsl a via Dec. liT — W .— Premier Marshal Asks Kids for a Little Favor i today that he rejected a bribe •TIto*8 ;|^vernment broke dip- offered by a member of the AFL International Long : reUtions with the Post-Cx>nfprphpe Handshake ' iTsytri^n today as a followup shoremen’s Association to Brink Case -'vto'ue luuning of Archbishop "lay off the boys’’ on the Jer Eiseiihower . Alpjrijc Stepinac to the Col- sey City waterfront, Jersey City Detective John Wal ■ -r rf'^eif^.dfiCaM inals. dron said the bribe was offered him Judge Cites Set to See ^.le* IfeWer, doputy ForelRn in November, 1951, by a man nam Infornii’d n Vatican dip- ed Johnnie Alu. The bribe start Silvio Di Oddi, of tho ing with $10,000 for three Jersey lu|rr. Di Oddi said he had T w o More City detectives was intended to GOP Chiefs He haa been aorvmR: put 10 policemen on s stevedoring * d'affaires here in" the firm’s payroll, Waldron testified. ^’ ■ dWaentrt' of the American Arch- Bo.ston, Dec. 17— (/P) — A N ew Y o rk , D ec. 17— (fl*)— 7 Jersey In Limelight .bs Wttiop JoMph p. HurUty, the VaM- parade of witnesses accusetl President-elect Dwight D. /i| .n n Mlaiat«r. to BelgraM * Waldron took the witness stand of contempt in a federal as the crime commission's probe Eisenhower and Geh. Douglfia -iayi-VatlMa fhaiw of racketeering in the world's grand jury investigation of MacArthur conferred today gAAiciUa ^to, in a.apeoOt ytat large.st port kept its spotlight the ?1.219,000 Brink’s holdup in the home of John Foator I w r ; to worker* la .a. fpett^: focused on Jersey City for the sec in 1950 increased to seven to- Dulles, the Secretary of S t i^ :;-5'iaifhy;Mf^ :*ccu*«d tbit- vatu ond day. >^of; bosUi* aeUvity.> piHlbat ] day when two men were cited design ate. Waldron identified Alu as a i for refusing to answer ques The meeting waa arranged fol- 7TiigM tW 1l(o alM> thretowa member of Local 824 of the ILA. j tions. lowing MacArthur'a atatsmsnt W ^to «aa bit a prol*ct«d. vlBt jto l i i w Alu made the offer to three detec- , . 7don,'k*^uM of Brltiab Chargntif; there waa a clear and definite solu tives when the police were hunting ' ■The latest so charged were tion to the Korean war. 7, ' clews to a bombing on the Jersey i Adolph Maffie of Quincy, and Itaf(Sre-iya* touched o tf Vy Eisenhower and Dulles left the City waterfront in March, 1951, ; Edward A. Bennett of ^ston. ^SmUkvifrapaper report* THyrg" President - e 1 e c t’s Oommodora Waldron said. The bombing injur- They wei-e held in $10,000 each Hotel headquarters together to *d five union officials, Incliding for hearing Friday. keep the appointment with the i % ' i ^ ” * i ‘* * ^ '* * OwterbUry, a* Aky^ Tlieir bail is double that orig- M,- QtafelMtlah Foreign agaeafr# Barney (Cockeye) Brown, whose | former Far East commander who Inall.y set in the case of four ' >n would urge Tifi): to name ha* I figured prominently in was ousted by President Truman. the comimission haarlhgs. other persons so accused snd was MacArthur traveled separately to , , . Waldron aaid he and twu. ether set at the request of Asst. U. S. the Dulles home for what was de ukaeli^y. Madw; iMiUh .1? .^^Ikrttati)'] detectives came to a Mpaliatfan Atty, ' Edward D. Ha.ssan. who scribed as a luncheon meeting. ■toM the court "in view of the Jamea C. Hagerty, Elsenhowerie *i o i ritaUarant'' in rdsponae to a tip. ••I' There they met Ani. WaUhrefi said kndwicdg* w« hav* ws feel $10,- press secretary, announced the that when he asked him what he 000 is resaonabte.” conference shortly after the gen Uuit nlgfe," eral and Dulles left the Eiseii i -7eh«»||0fcV«i reUglmip: p e ^ ^ had on hi* m li^, Alai rapUpfi .JM ------tmtfid "do no biitneM unMM M affis defiad U. s7 J^ ig* WIN hower headquarters. PrasMeut-elecI Elsenhower, right, shakes hands with Martin P. The President-elect's list of ap- ■ would tfpg go lay off the boya’^ .• liath T. MiKMithy Uy M ylfif. "Zi Dvrkhh who Is to be Secretary of LaUtor In the new rnblnet, after liWinediatety a fU f W a i d ^ i e f f rafuaa t» aMkwer.’V w h a n 'm Judgq polntmenta for the day had con „ . a t least bait the “ * at Ike’s New York headquarters. Durkin later told newa- tained no mention of MacArthur, ^ an t Mat to .come; the atand Alu was atunmemd.' ' aaksd him, "What do you fia far " t 'lisUevt ttMve should be organic unity" between tlie AFL and lagM tr-eii WWh A rauat,. Ijaidinc he. do- a llvijur „ but it did list a 1 p. m. appointment gar»g to - H w .O O Bat'"ifissttiiga to bring It aboot".should be lield. with Dulles. ic«eslgitA<'^."lMt^. ______on Mnstitatloau.gfdiiiids to The background o f M affjo and- W C to -.lfg l adgUt having ntet Uio three d < N ^ The general had no further a(^ Batmott W u not avaUalfia lihme- lU be n dilKiaealoit'dCdtt C l^ -detoettvea, (a a . Maii)|attafi pointments scheduled for the day, dthdlTAr ^ ■ - dlatoty.-' Boston polio* tdd ntwa- swiNwvpr, rsKtaarimt. which would permit the President 5 i i r * tim . "The federal ^thOrttlaa IIM M M dbld W n r. r W 1 heralii^ Alu Befaaaa tip' A a q im lOc Charter Clqk Toll elect and MacArthur as much time . :|lhe'': aerMkri: 'ilHCrtniiP: «aw^. ■■. i|ahii>%-:)i idr w>i