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'V.': WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, PAGE THlRtV-TWO .AverM»i)aily Net Press Run The Weather . lEttrainQ y T v t the Week Ended Iforeeaat at D. 8 . Wdhther Bet aee ''. "> Nev. 16. ItMT ParUjr elnudy, mild tdBight. John R. FitiOeraldi town pro Recent births to Mancheatqr : Gibbons AsMmbly, Cathelle Tha adult jproapactiVa mambar- |5-SO. Frtday clAudy. cooler, shew* Wiurren * . Howland, president secutor, will be the speaker at,the residents lit the Hartford HoapiUl l4Ldlea of Oolumbua, will biect next IN THE NORTH ENP - - IT’S of the Manchester Board of Reak shlp group will meet tomorrow at Tuesday, Nov. 20, in St. Jam es’ 12,378 6:30 p.m. at Zion Church and the ! meeting of the Klwanls Club to include:'a son on Nov. 10 to Mr. era la afternoon or evening. High AlioiitTowii tors, la attending the National morrow noon at 12:15 at the Map- School cafeterla'at 8:15 p.m. Miss Member et the Audit Realtor Convention in St. Louis, confirmation class Friday at 4 and Mrs. FTank Wallace Jr., 637 S. Bureau et drehlation near M. o'clock and Saturday at 10 a.m. I Chester .Country Club. Alberta Carroll from" Lord and Aa op«n board mtel- Mo.,' this week. Mrs. Howland ac Main St.: and daughter mi Nov. 11 Taylor wiU' speak on colors and Quality Cleaneri Mt^heBter~— A Cky of Villaga Charm companied him on the trip. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steiner, 183 fashions in a talk entitled "Look W of Esra Chapt« In observance of National Edu 1 St- Gerard's Mothers Circle will | B ’rith will be held toAtgjht at 8:30 meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the , Bush Hill Rd„ and to Mr. and Mra. 'Y'our Best at All Times.'’ FOR EXPERT DRY CLEANING a t the home of Mrs. Seyntoyh Kud- The Vassar Club ,‘of Hartford cation Week, the Highland Park Edward A. Sfiklas, 17 Garden Dr. VOl*. LXXVI, NO. 40 tTWENTY-EIGHT PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 (Olaarifled Adverttefaig on ipage S6) PRICE FTYE^ CENTS will meet tomorrow nlgfit at '-.SO School will hold “open house," to home of Mrs. Jam es Welch. 2.5 AND LAUNDERING low, 81 Milford Rd. Mra. Allan Arcellia Dr. The co-hostess is Airs, j E. Theodore Bantly Jr., pre.sU Berne of West Hartford, deputy at the home of Miss Grace Ste- morrow: from " to 8 p.m. All ■phcnson. il Fulton P I. West Hart parent.' are invited to attend with ■ Edward M oranr\^ i Our Lady of the Most ■ Holy dent of the Bantly’ Oil Co.. Inc., Cenvtnitnfly Locot*d oii D*pot Sq. the chapter, will conduct an indoc was elected viee chairman of the trination aeaalon for all chairmen. ford- An up-to-the-minute" report th'eir children. Rosary Mothers Circle wiil meet Brlfij Ts All Vour Laundry and Dry ^'leaAmg. of wtiacis Vassar will" 1 Tlie Holy Innocehta .Mothers tonight at 8 'colcH at the honfe of Hartford Cpunty Petroleum In All membera of the chapter are dustries Committee "at the meet- Inrtted. be giveik.^y .3frs. Cornehtfs. F. A daughter. Doreen Andrea, was : Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 .Mrs. James Fitzpatrick. 209 ;es Mdses and Mr?. Charles E. Lord, born at the St. Francis Hospital p.m. a t-th e. home of Mrs. Geno Hilliard St. Hostesscs-will be Mrs. of gasoline and oil dealers held last ..“■v on Nov. 6 to Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Casadei, 19 Washington St., Ver-1 Raymond Laurent and Mrs. Harry j night at the Bond Hotel in Hart- 249 NORTH MAIN STREET Advertlaement— Mrs.cniarles W. Lathrop. chair Gagnon. 30.3 Cooper Hill St. i non. Eich. i ford. on ■ ^ ‘ ----- ■■■' ■— man of the Ways add Means Com ary Wa Inatall clean, dependable Ga.a mittee of Emblem Club, Nji. 2.'>1 Heating, and forget aer%ice and announces, a rummage, "sale' .for delivery problems. Rent a Gas Friday, Nov. 16. at the store at, Pay Boost Conversion Burner—J2.95 monthly the Center formerly occupied by — j|uy a Gas Coversion Burner Scars-Roebuck, Members are Fev •385.00. leas J50.00 allowances for qtiested to bring their ronlribii- H artford, Nov. IS- (4*)— old e for the coming year. New mem- | termed "the serious . economic hers ma.v join at this tyne. i plight of state teachers' college Arrives at Bonn Gerrhany, Nov'. 15 (JP/ - v r faculties. vocational lechnlcnl Svrlan Minister idbrahtm . Units Also All seventh and eighth grade i school teachers, and state Insti Istuani said today "The ques girls who want to be placed in a j A"GIFT A DAY^- ^ tution teachers, the CEA directors tion of volunteers for Egypt is ■ Girl'Scout troop are asked to meet declared: Suez B ase no longer of interest." Need Help at the Girl Scout office, 983 Main "The entire future of the^state's Istusnl, who said he was educational services depends upon FRUIT PACK St., Tuesday at 3 p.m. London, Now 15 (JP)— The speaking for all the Arab By THE ASSOCIATED PRIMS UNTIL CHRISTMAS! their salaries Ming made attrac states, told a news conference: Gifts of fine, rare food. Have ' • tive enough to permit the recruit Masked to conceal hia identity, a wttnesa described as a lead first 92 men'of the bluc- "We wish now for the United The Hungarian delegation tha fun without the fuss. Send New Many Wear ment and retention of highly cap er of "the Student group which sparked uprising in Bud helmeted U.N. Police Force Nations to take the matter (of to the United Nations an a Thanksgiving Rinehurst GIFT able teachers." | apest" appears.before the Senate internal aecurUy aiibcommittee landed near Ismailia in the the Mideast crisis) in hand. Up FRUIT BASKET, of choice Continuing, tha resolution as-, in a Washington^ public hearing. Chairman Olin Johnston (D- nounced today the Hungarian EITHER FOR GIVING, OR FOR YOURSELF.. Suez Canal zone today to to now ho volunteers have ar- ■ fruits, candles and delicacies. FALSE TEETH Berts: - . -1 SCI said the man, testifying undsr assumed name of Istvan Lazio, rived in Egypt. 'There is no So representatives would h e ■wil Beautifully designed and ex WWi Lira* Worry "The Increasing shortage of, fears reprisals against relatives siill in Hungary if His real name keep Middle East peace. ^ viet volunteer on Arabian ling to meet Secretai^ Gen- pertly pacH8Scd> these baskeU teachers will make it Impossible i becomes known. ' ~ The thin, lightly-armed force soil." 'âl Dag Hammarskjold in will delight everyone on your Eat. talk, laugh or antes* without to staff adequately' these state ed-1 was rushed In 15 hours after Mos (ear of Intecura ttlaa teeth dropping, BEAUTIFUL The Egyptian, embas.sy de tdims to disdiscuss aid offered list . . . including the “have allrotng or wobbling. FA8TBETM OPEN ucational facilities over the next i cow leports had said Egyptian nied that Egypt has rejected ever^^lng” who are so hard huda platea firmer and more com- biennium if provision is. not made President Nasser had requested an offer of Soviet volunteers. )y the U.N. to shop for. (ortablv. Tbit plaatant powder baa no EVERY MONDAY TILL CHRISTMAS In the forthcoming state budget that Soviet volunteers be. sent to A Huligarian apokeaman laid gummy, gooay. pasty taatt or faellng. for base salaries of at least $4.1)00 We make dally deliveries of Doean't ctuia nautea. It'a alkaline Ihankdjîna, Kadar to Maintain Egypt immediately. The U.N. po the message )iad already .been Fruit Baskets to the hospital (non-acldj. Checka "pla tr odor" to $7,000. i licemen. it was hoped, would given to Hahnnankjbld who ar (denture breath). Oat FASTXETH at OPEN forestall Egyptian reliance on and other locpi places. any drug counter. "The importance of providing l Arab Leaders rived in RomeHpday en route to • EVERY FRIDAYYILL 9 P.M. iound technical training for Con Soviet help to eject British-Frericjiench Cairo on the MitliSa East'crisis. Priced at »7.50. IIO.OO and necticut youth in this present age and Israeli' forces.. The message to Tlmmarakjold •15.00. Every basket is custom ■ THAT W ILt ADD GRACE TO cannot be overestimated, > and Link with Moscow Deny. Plea to Reds Sharp Split was from the acting Ftireign Mln- packed. Come in or Dial Afl •a fWd H M » N Y 1 (1 N YOUR TABLE PRESTIGE TO new state vocational schools will After the Arrival of the iater Sitvan Sebes. 3-4151. YOUR HOSPITALITY be worthless if not staffed by ^ , , . , , , vanguard in tnb^cansl zone, an Hanunarskjold has ntgggated S c n u l Elistit SUdii^s skilled teaochers. Vienna, Nov. 15 (/P)— Ru.s.sia s puppet premier of Hungary, Egyptian embas.sXspokesman in Over Policies that he personally would go to * taaWwa* t M t l M Ml tewMWV SIMTEX CANDLELIGHT "To meet the Increasing need ;.Ianos Kadar, today rejected neutrality a.s a future policy for ^ Moscow denied that a formal re- Budapest to gee about 'setting up riw duality tatadaaa, lag lai for specialized leaching in the the nation and refu.sed any nejfotiations with former Premier Soviet voiiih^rs had U.N. aid in that revolt-tom. city. „ ttfiag ayloa alaaiic fioduegt been made. An Arab diplomatic Beinit, Lebanon, Nov. 15 OP) PINE RAYON DAMASK SETS state's Institutional schools . .Imre Nagy as long aa he remains in the asylum of the Yugo The delegation apeciflcally aafd the tkadprovid* Irai. cotafort requires expjertly qualified : source in Mo.srow said yes!tmday —Êight Arab rountries threat message received today did not tMa fuppon — at i aew 54".\54” with 4 iiapkin.s...... 'êt $ 5 .9 5 slay embassy in Budapest. j such a request had been made. ened' today to use force If Brit contain . an answer i72” with 6 iiapkin.k...... set $ L 9 5 "And unless we jiave the, best The Egyptian .embassy spoke.*-', ain, France and Israel refuse to geston. gime in a statement to a workers’ man said such a request would be withdraw their troops from The Budapest message also aaid WELDON DRUG CO. G6'’n86” with 8 n ap k in s...... -S IZ .^ S possible ’teachers of teachers' on delegation, broadcast by Budapest the faculties of our , state tesrh- Soviet Spreads 1 made only if Israeli and French- Egyptian territory. ,\n .Arab that the Hungarian repreaentative •61 Main Street—MI 3-5S2I LuRlrouA rayon rtamaAk that waahefl and irons like A Radio, which showed clearly he British forces failed to withdraw Summit eonferrnee of leaders of would talk with Hammarskjold ars’ colleges, we cannot expect to has no intention of walking out of handkerchief. While, pink, yellow, green and blue. Ât seen in SEVENTEEN meet the tremendous deniand for from Egyptian territory promptly. Iraq, Jordan, Syria. I>rbannn. about the position taken by the the Soviet-dominstecl Wnrsaw Red Carpet for He said he knew of no deadline for Saudi .Arabia, Yemen. Egypt and Hungarian government regarding, properly trained teachers in our Phet or giving up the close ties public school classrooms. such withdrawal. IJbya wound up their parley the resolutions approved by Um BATES RAYON DAMASK with Moscow which set off the The French and British have al with a stern iilHmatiim, calling U.N. Assetpbly. , "Slate-employed teachers have three-week revolution. Poland Chiefs TABLECLOTHS and NAPKINS long been the victims of an eco ready said they would pull out Britain, France and Israel “ag riiese resolutions called for the Kadar said that a neutral when, they decide the U.N. Police gressors." Soviet Union to withdraw from DEAL SQUARE .MATCHING nomic lag between salaries pro Hungary —- which Nagy had pro 5 4 ’’x 5 4 ’ ...... $ 3 . 9 5 vided by the biennial legislature Moscow. Nov. 15 (ff'i--The So Force is adequate to take over And Many Happy Returns Hungary and for free elections.. y^KIN'S posed during his brief tenure a-s Damaaciis, Syria, Nov. 15 ( P i - .■>4"x72” ...... $ 4 . 9 5 and the salary jumps affected an viet Union's top leadership turned peace preservation duties in the Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who i«labrated 'her 60th birth They also asked Hungary to per prerriler would be "exploited by out " today to give a full-scale rA Suez Canal area. But l.srael has in Reliable .sources here today said 6fi”x 8 4 ” ...... $7.95 49< Each nually In local achoql syatems. day on Nov. 14. displayed this amila while poaing for birthday mit U.N. observers to enter the imperialists and lead to war." ception to Wladyslaw Gomulka. dicated determination to stay on Lebanon's Prime Minister Abdullah Hungary for a check on the situa Tê International political situa pictures at the White House. '55 CHEV. BEL AIR^ The favorite for years. White only! Washes and irons to Ônntlnned on Page Twenty) jailed aa a . Polish Titoiat during in the Gaza Strip of Palestine. Yafi had offered to resign as a re tion. CM'S Flneat. 2-Door. Fully F,<|utppe4. / easily. tion, he added, does not faVor a Stalin's regime 'nd now the spear The U.N. Vanguard landed in sult of a sharp split In the Arab Hungary has turned that ra- jx)licy of neutrality. head of Poland's drive for equality Egypt on the orders of Secretary summit conference now going oni queat'down and the . Soviet Union Aa' for the man tht revolt had with Moscow. General Dag Hammarskjold who at Beirut^ the Lebanese capital. has informed the U.N. that the IMPORTED RAYON DAMASK made premier bjêfly. Kadar said Soviet Com:n uniat party boaa- himself hastened to Italy en route Hungarian affair is no concern of an agreemenjl ■with Nagy "could The prime minister was said Tax Hike Not Asked FORD FORD FORD Tito Denies Tie Nlklta Khruahehev, Premier Bul to Cairo. the tJ ‘ TABLECLOTHS and SETS be posfibl^-bnly if he change* hia here to have offered to qutt be PASTEL COLORS and WHITE ganin and President Klenienti 'Vor- The firat Swiaa, airliner loaded cause of differences oyer policy IVith nearly 30,000 ngw Hun attitude and cornea out o f the oahilov headed party and govern- with 45 Daniah troops touched i garian refugees on their hands To Uprisings t.Yugoalav) embaaay to negoti- toward the East and W’est. Y s f .srx6i” rioth.a. .$1.98 SETS ment officials who greeted the down behind the.Eg>'pIl8n lines at was said to want to severyeiatlona. within the pait 10 days, Auatria'a '53 5TUDE. COUPE ate." Nagy took eofuge with the Abu Suwelr at 9tS0 a.m. E ST ). A Tn New State Budget state and private relief /organiaa- 51”x68” Cloth.s . .$ 2 .9 8 5i.x.M-4 Napkins .... 82.98 Yugoilava when, the Russians Poitab communist party chief and with Britain and France because of Vai7 Low Mileage. A One Owner Car. 51x68—6 Napkins .... *4.98 hi* 4-man delegation ;on their ar second plane carrying 47 Norweg the attack onÊgj'pt. tioha are in trouble. .Sfi’’x76” Cloths . .$ 3 .9 8 Against Reds poured troops into Hungary and ians landed at 10:02 a.m. Abu In urgent appeals to tha nation .56.X76—8 Napkins .... 86,98 Budapest to suppress the revolu rival at the Moscow railway sta Lebanese President Camille Cha- , .GUARANTEED 60".\no” Cloths. . $ 4 . 9 8 60x90 —8 Napkins .... *7.98 tion. ' . Suweir is on the west aide of the Hartford. Nov. 15 (>P1 — Gover-.*>reconimended budget aa a guide to broadcaat repeatedly during the London. 15 iA5—The ofllcial tion. canal near lamailia. moun. on the other hand, was re nor Ribicoff'a office today wai i the budget he will present to the night, the Austrian government 64"xl04” Cloths $5.98 64x104 12 Napkins . 89.98 I Earlier this week it was be ported opposed to such action. He ^Tugoaiav tiewa agency Tanjtig to- limited ‘Free’ Elecllona • lieved that Khruahehev v.-as ;n A third plane carrying equip handed a new recommended state IT9.57 leâlature in February, declared that .imleaa more financial dav quoted President Tito aa deny . In a desperate attempt to end ment for the international police haci hot yet accepted Yafi'a resig budget of- $576.8 million, calling Significant point in the recom- and material help was recei'Ved im Fudapest,, sericing to help Mtabllah nation. DAINTY CLUNY LACE EDGE ALL W OOL SCARF ing any reaponslbillty for the anti- the general strike paralyzing the the Hungarian regime of Janos force, landed 45 minutes later. The for no new services and no tax in- mended spending gpUde la that it la mediately, the refugee aid pro Soviet uprtainga in Hungary and revolt-shattered nation, Kadar's Kadar on a firmer footing). Swissair planes were chartered by creases. fact that it is a "stripped budg*- gram was er.(ianger^. OWN THIS MAGNIFICENT v SPUN RAYON SOLID COLOR CLOTHS DRESS DEPARTMENT , Poland. 1 regime announced a mass ptirge of j the U.N. to move the police units ' (Coatlnoed on Page 1>enty) The new spending chart for the et." It doea not even include the Neatly all the refugeei^ mostly In al! wlîte and plaid.<«. Sfiuaiv and Tanjiig released the text of a : former top Communists. and the women and ' during its brief spell of in-: second group of about 100 men entirely of higher automatic fixed bills calling for higher state on their backs. LACE TABLECLOTHS inO'V orlnn that will wash and drip dry. to consolldste their rule again and Kadar <'laimed he had leached dependence. Instead they expected will leave the staging area tomor- By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER expenditures to which the st^te is | spending. It U a foregone conclii- The government is beginning to $3.98 »a $18.98 to Impose Stalinist tendencies on agreement with ■ oviel military Wa.shington. Nov. 15 iJ’i cqmmitted. ' ■ sion that the Liegislature will pass organize refugee trahap^ to cen their own and other nations." ^ aiithprlties in Hungary that "no (CVmtinued on page Twenty) ((Oontinned on Page Twenty) Russia is believed ■ to be making | These Inescapable increases,! at least some of them.. ■ tral and western Austria' until the tlolii Bible White and ecru. .Set a beautiful tabla.with these gorgeous Size.s 5-15. .Hondsbmely $ 2 4 .9 5 Tito waa kicketpout of the Com-: Qjig - n,gy t,* deported." and dc- a dangerous gamble for very high ; Schuckman. said, include greater , While the budget recommended lace cloths. Sizes 54x.54, 54x72, 60x80,-'72x90. 72x108 and 72" munift family of nations by the ; ,.|,red the government would stakes with its offer of "volun-1 expenses under "statutory for-j to the Governor will serve aa a uae- (Continued on Png« Twenty) GIFT round. soviet dlMator Stalin In 1948 for | responsible for par teers" to assist in EgypUs struggle ; mulas in fixed c h a r g e s and | ful guide in gaging state spending, BOXED taking an independent line. ticipating in the iipriiing of the against Britain, France and Israel. grants. " as well as for staffing of ^ r should be pointed out that the EXTRA SPECIAU^M ITED QUANTITY! , Since the de-Stalinizalion cam- past three weeks." The danger .ia that targe scale institutional facilities soon to be ev.entual budget will be voted by ign of Soviet Communist party UN to Get U.S. Aims Soviet military intervention in this occupied. the General. Assembly next May SLIGHT paREGULAR.S OF 88.98 This contradicted a Budapest as Niklts Khrushchev. Tito had vitally important area of the Hurplun Expected or June. Thus, new state spending patchedK up some of his quarrels Radio broadcast ye.sterday which Bulletins ^ PURE HtlSH LINEN DAMASK CLOVES admitted the Soviet Arniy i.s de- world, even- though the device of The new budget i.s aided con for the 1957-59 period will be de with the Soviet Union volunteera. could lead to a conflict TABLECLOTHS $5.99^6x84 SIZE h : ; r ‘ been *ome. reports! P orU n g H ^ ^ siderably by an expected aiirplua cided by the Legislature arid not' from the AP W im BOUND ini sealed railway cars in a desperate On Areas of Crises that would touch off World War at the close of the present 2-year j Governor Ribicoff. What a'yalue! The irregularities are so slight,'you'll hav# 9l*re • that Tito refused to help I , . I III. period next June 30 of 124 m il-! State general fund spending un or MITTENS Khrushchev in a Soviet "go slow" effort to stamp out revolutionary 1 trouble Adding them. Mostly oily threads. elements. The radio told of the , . ' ; President Eisephower told a lion. That results mainly frorft" der the' recommended budget MOTHER TESTIFIES campaign of relaxing the Kremlin ; United Nations. N. T., Nov. 15icouId put oft the start.of the gen\" hews conference yesterday that for winter wear. All wool in solid colors deportations in explaining why higher .than anticipated tax re should run almoat $413 million for MlneolA. n : T„ Nev. 15 UP)— group on ttje satellites, during re ; i.pi—Acting Secretary of State er*>l debate. the United States' would back the turns. plus to a lesser degree cut the-new period, an increase pf $81 or jacquard designs. Plain or cablerknit, cent talks IjyYalU, and demanded the general strike had not ended. 51rs. Beatrice IVelnbergef broke also fanev barks. ' Herbert Hoover Jr. today was to> ^ .S. sources at the U.N. refused j y ^- «">' various steps It might backs in s|)ending ordered by Gov million over that voêd by the 1955 down Into convulsive sobs today i II , ,u T-V" r- I outline the points Hoover — .( take to oppose a military move in- ernor Ribicoff. X ' Legislature. D ie Highwa.v Depart RICH BRONZE (CVmtinaed on Page Twenty) 1 (ConMnned o« Pnge Twenty-seven) spell out for the U.N. General^p^^j^jj^^ Secretary of i fhe area by Ruasian ,or Red aa she waa confronted In & coort- The riew spending plan envisions ment, which operates solely with- room with the clothing of her S| °° to ^2'®* pr. Aaaembly AmeHca’a poaition on state DuIIm -■ would make. ’ But I *'*’' " " * "volunteer.*." the state winding up vmli a aiir- in-the amount of gas tax, license slain baby boy, Peter. For near thg Middle Eaat and Hungarian they agreed he would dwell on both j "'hat precise plus. or cushion, of $11.6 nrmllon'at and federal aid available, wi" be ly aO hour the St-yrar-old Long crises. the Middle East and Hungary. »teps might be .contemplated but the clo.«e of the next two yearaf.pp- Vote After 345 D ays - speeding about $148.2 million. The Island mother had longht baaK Hoover wgs scheduled to take Tension over the Middle East 1 "uggested action would depend erationli. balance'of close to $16 million 'a-ill her, tears as she teetilied for the SILVERPLATE the floor during the Assembly's eased a little in the Assembly last, circumstances. The U.N.. Governor Ribicoff. who will con^ be divided almost equally between state against Angelo LaMarca afternoon session. But there was night when word came that flrst ■**d. "Is not by any elude his personal budget hearings skaclal and federal funds. who kidnaped her S2-day*old some question whether the 79-na- units of the new U.N. police force j J’?***"**^ means limited to resolu^ Nov. 27, following return from his son last July 4. Negroes Say Bias End tion body''would become bogged had been ordered to. proceed'-to' tions.”‘ ” H* Florida vacation, will use the . (Continned on Page Two) .T h e prize which may be luring j down in a wrangle over,coniplel- Egypt. - ACCUSES PENTAGON Preteen Jackets ing its agenda that, might delay , Secretary . General Dag Hiim- the Russians on is ultimate domt. in the ination of the region. The men-in * Washington. Nbv. 16 (AV-Tbe (the start of the general debate House Government Infordwtian Poplin with cotton, and wooL lining; tog WiU Stop Bus .until tomorrow. (Coatinued on Page Twenty) the Kremlin may see the present Bible confused and uncertain conditions subcommittee decided today, to gle Initton.s with attached hood. Colors: I The United Slatea last night postpone a hearing aeheihded for of your Red and Natimal. Si/.e.s 8 to 16. Rev. Martin Ixither pushed a resolution through the in the region as an opportunity to Montgomery, Ala.. Nov. 15 ()P)—fpected. The — ------„ , . , try for a strangle hold on The flow tomorrow after-Its. chtoHnan ac faith T h 7 'N « r o biia boycott that be-"king Jr. told a cheering throhg.po'verful steering wmmlttee rwr of oil. the aea lanes and air bases cused the Pentagon o f faiUng to came s y m b o l of mast resistance last night that the courts in Monr- ommending that the Aaaembly that make the Middle East one of Major E,nvoy Shakeup cooperate in furnishing requeot- ♦« r.ei.1 aeêratlon was voted to i gomerv should receive thôtire postpone another year 4ny action News 'lîdbits the most strategically important ed Infommtion. In Und \ u t^ n S h t at the church in several days. He urged'ridmness on seating Red China in the' U.N. pieces of geography an^^vhere. ■ ' •- • ' / • SHOP HALE’S/FOR ‘ S ie r e I t ^ a K s i s dav. ^ fore. and restraint wheMUcomea. The 8-5 deci.ion countered Indiars Culled from A P W ires ^DISPUTES BrNJOHN 8.98 Possible Bluff ( Washington, Novi 15 (AV-The^Britiah and French foreign offices '*^**fn* 5 500 hvmn-sing- Uijtil then, b o ^ tte r s at the proposal that the Assembly put -> Yet the risks are great and some . 'Karlsruhe. Oetmaany, Nov. 15 TEEN DEPARTMENT—2nd FIDOR cr^ w d ^ n toT h e HoR Holt St. and at a «lmi|ar the question on JU agenda. Eisenhower administration- is re- in the week before the invasion ^ Gerhard Schmidt, 49. • key officials here are atiil of the opinion ported planning « U.S. cm « « « mrv...L W. Jew elfa office reporU would serve three- Urge piirfoses. lineup of American envoys to the. ts Ambassador Glare Boothe Luce, Supreme• Court's that bill granted the Oty of Montgomery being upset, a protracted debate Protestant church- U To present the Soviet Union Ing the Don CurtiOr aad fally aie'rmgation Jr"'unconstitutional an injunction stopping the Ne- ' — - — four most important w'aatem Eu- who ha* returned from Italy on eonsclous. ever offered at - ki'r es have promised to help in spon as the protector and defender of ropean countries -Britain, France, one of-her freqlient-visits to New Truly o FAMIIV -effect' here ■ Ifoea' car pool .that.ihai provided a • ¥ • J soring Hungarian refugee families, the Arab world and thereby earn j Italy and West Germany. York, after recovering from a aer- llllE, tKoi can BOOKS ' ^ J W ^ h S n S ' , the office transportation since/ the boycott 2 1 A l P m e n I j n i U r e c l FUEL PRICE UP In JWaahington today, the office Opening atatementaem by opposing Arab good will which would create 1 In the Asiatic area, new ambas- ioui illness. Mrs.' Luce agreed to btcona o to* .began .Dec. 5. A federal district Bridgeport, Nov. 15 ipi—A $5- 195 XlLThe clerk of the iSupremfe Court In RsaanKos* r'rjafill êgin In trial of Angelo long-range poljtiral Influenret for j sadorS are to be appointed to In- stay on until after last week a ctad hairipon for Banaroiiont loT Large assortment to choose from. said formal notice *f tbe tribunal's judge refused yesterday to issue all DOIfllM ;! VîU nll ijunarcn on k4 d n.a p-m ii r d e r Moscow In the area. ' cents-per barrel price booat ia CHRIST,^S CARDS boycott attorneys ‘an injunction j dia, the Philippines, Australia and elections at Whltq House urging. cent. Tea aia-'ii'aly an^boiiad I. action.will be issued in about a charges jn death of 32-day-old . 2, To frustrate the United Na New Zealand. Three t>f these posts Ambassador ' James CbnanU the price of Bunker aamber co*ar CO" ntvar waor or ba j blocking city, interference with the six petroleum effective taowr* Select your personnAl Chri.stmas Cards to avoid the la.st minute ru.sh. >Ianjf .sam month. ' ' ' . • ■ ' Denvgr. Nov. li-UPi—A 10 ehgine P ftcr Weinberger. . . . Mrs. Hep- tions peace program, based on put are now vacant. former president j>f Harvard-.Uni- notrad. S*ayt nav» lotvar. Hoid. - Under the court's rules, notice of car pool. man . Sharpe of Norwich named ting a U.N. police force into Egypt row, was anaottseed tada^fty 'lOe wendadul to piva or racaive ivch V t'M TIME TO CHOPiE ples to see. 50 cards imprinted for $1.50. Many others at higher prices. ) B38 bomber writh 21 persona NeSrly alt the, diplomatic verslly, alto is reported anxious to Golden Book.*'254 to $3.95 a decision U not-aenf out until at King urged those at both meet president of Connecticut Associa and getting the,British and FTench c)ianges have been planned for a leave his post in West Germany. Esso Standard OU Co. SappHara o gilt, wbotavar ttia p'ccoiien. least 28 days after the. deolaion ia ings to "be calm and reifsohable aboard crashed riiid burned north o* tills area are expected to fM- Siblw II baaut'lully prinlad an CRLDIT of Denver's Municipal Airport to tion, of Hospital Auxiliaries 'at an out. 'The lihderlying aim here would long , time, especially tho.se invol To replace this foursome, the Maxton Books ..... y .. 5 9 4 announced. Usually ♦such noy,ces with understanding', good .will and nua! meeting in New Haven. be to keep the Middle East in tur ving the western European posts. White House it reported urgently low the lead of Esso, customarily Snail popar el lorga, clear, type. -actually to out in around 30 daya. day. but first reports'said there the pace setter la pHra rkaagSf* Christian love. was no loss of life, Danbury wotnap uiqs top . prize moil aa long as possible and see 1 But they also come at a time .seeking ‘'top-lligM businessmen Il l e tplandid.volua end yeart In the Tnui aegregatibn ■ case de "We must take this not aa a vic en eoiy .cradii. -' ' I Landmark Books .. i$1.50 An officer a ljL o n ’ry Air Force. Jn trout fishing contest. . . . Bris what further opportunities i'>.‘ght when top State Department offi who can also pe. counted upon to tol-man blamed for fatal acirldent open up for building Russian cials, including Secretary Dulles, serve as effeetcre diplomats durtng METEORB DUE TONlGOnr taken New Y'ork, ôv. IS LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS All Aboitt Book.s .... $ 1 -.95 condi- which killed 73-year-old woman tn strength and influence th^re. per are known to be dijwitisfied w'ith the crijtlesl weeks ahead. roK nmoR that toa-n Oct,, 10. ■ ^ haps with lass risk than at present. .the;caliber of some diplomatic re-: Career diplomala will not be ap Heaveaa wilt put oa at a h w far pointed to the Jobs.' regardleaa of sky watcbeiw tsalght—Md Nancy Drew Books ..$1^00 which ddelared - unconstitutional around Were just ôing to •u!«X biit'iieliTd'nrr^rtoonlh^^ Director of Oak Ridge Institute S. To throw a war scare into the porta immediately befcire.the out where there a a seat" , • oMitrt. ■ . , Of Nuclear Studies advise* agslnst 'waetem nations and theraby divert break of Middle Bast hostilities. their importance, officiala said, be Leaaid meteor ebawer that ao> Alabama and Montgomery laws re cars usually fraai Na. 14 I Childreri’Âctivity Books il54 MAMCHEÊR COMN’ ' W ng abd^ Uter, 'T sviah Lcoid.d The crash was near 54th Avenue ezperUng prsqticsl. thermonucieir thein attention from Rusaian bru - DullM .ia understood to have cause salaries and allowances do TAKE YdUR TIME TO PATI quiring racial segregation on buses. ,Nav. Ig asaaally. Tbs CORNER MAIN ^ OAK STREETS This week's Supreme Omirt . ruling-j “ Y when we go b*°k to the and (êobcc Street, a) the edge of, p<>wer : - based on same principle tality in Hungary. * been particularly upaet that Am not cover the ekpensc of running buses on an integrated basis that federal government property of aa hydrogen bomb — "in our, life Officials concede that avah if the bassadors Wlnthrop Aldrtcb in the embassies in the four capi.tals.. ptoaotortims says tha' 1 - , , '"■Sizes \ unanimously affirmed that- d*' The posts will continue to be radlatosfraaea patotfa thaagot JEWELERS WE GIVE W GREEN ST^^MPS elsion, . ’ J " no a'b|te parson will inau.lt you or the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. .ime . . .Algerian ', Nationalist' men in the KrnmUn'launched their London and Douglas Dillim. in 2 to 6x} TO *16*?® The efficial aoUtleaUon wiu,«;pme that. violenM -wiU net -break' ou t Thera ars dwellings in the gen- ■sDala' deitall gnisellna train north present Middle East pcli(7 fa a Paris ware' unable - to--break rs|ptnded mainly as poUâl plums atollatlaa Uaa ghicg R*s Mb r ,of Conytantina and send 50,000 through Vrhat is regaided as a de- wMA Ja' Ms ' TIS MAIN ST.—HANCHESTEk a U ^-IK U r tban th* Iqader of the ;

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A socia^.Wil1 fol ing Vesper service for the benefit Late Contributions Awaited low in the cafeteria, 'v-' SEED" RiMWnabltf^ - (OontiBiMg from Fitgo Otto) ' I assigned to -Australia and the of the Masonic Home Members U Ike Farmera’ ExchMi« Meets Fund iSunday afternoon at», 4 bis aharker Rockvilii, Nov. 15 (Special)— Many orfanizatlona which'K*n- The nnost succeSful year Ip the I Philippines, o'clock in the Masonic Temple. , Hamry K elly . . to . be awarded deserving party i Former Sen. Robert C. Hcnd- rat. MrCaemlek I fit- S iM SELF SERVICE DISCOUNT PRICES A total oi $5,900 Nvaa .collect«’«t to fnot been aqlicited, due po.aaibly to A total of $669,454 worth of Ellsworth Bunker, retiring Red some position In private busineia. are cordially invited to the serv “ Flat Toji’ and “Bieel Relmet" i come in may bring the total to Clerical errors, send contributions purchases \vaa ,b\ade by the Ex Cross president, is reported under Resignations from' other top ice. ',The Rev. Dr. Fred R. Ed INSURANCE i about $6,300. The amount collected directly to E. Fenton Burke, change for its ijiembers during the serious consideration for the key diplomats overseas are also* roll gar, 'jninist'er of ^ e South Meth Itfttr Prottction I \yill be about 78 per cent of the treasurer, or to the PHNA office, year ending September 30, the job of ambas.sador to India, a spot ing Into the White House Ip line odist Church, will bring a mes CHILDREN'S i originai goal of S8;000, he «aid but 13 Park St. largest amount In any year since that has been vacant six months. with the traditional policy of giv sage entitled- ‘'Things We Cannot ; i emphasized this ia the largest suiri Lavitt explained the way the its organization. Former Amba.ssador John Sher ing a President a free hand to Afford." Music will be provldwl I LADIES LEE M. SILVERSTEIN ever collected in the association's drive wasirun this year snd sug- Pre.sident Willard F. Pinney man Cooper left New Delhi last make changes at the beginning of by James W. ' McKay, orgfiniat, j STATE G LONG SLEEVE annual fund drives. geste, -REG. $3.95 UST MFG’S LIST PRICE the oven weights. That Inteiiiret The secretaiy; and Mfsjt Charlotte The Slirfinaatics-course. extended arriving at the budget figlires, of Manchester .. . . . 2 9 84 Please order today. Driggs. assistant sefetafy. an extra week, has come to a close hacked away more than $100 mil Hartford National Family ihows S6.9S ^ 517.95 WiahcaGf llie Family after nine weeks. Bank and Tniat Co. 31 33 starting Tinie 3:S0 Monthly Hospital Report lion in agency spending' requests.. Fine comih^ cotton. Colorful A total of 316 patients were The cotirse. sponsored by the Pad he not done so, it would have ; Conn. Bank and ' Tel. OO 7-5584 BASKETBALL or t o m s. BURKE treated at Rockville City 'Hospital Board of Recreation, had an aver been impossible to present a bal- ' ■ Truat Co...... 34 37 stripe pattettîis: Sizes 3 to 18. V" I age attendance Of 60 women each PUIit|AL HOME during October, according to Mrs. sneed budget without new taxes. Manchester Trust . . 62 67 Call Ut About Vonr Party FOOTBALL Virginia J. Yaskulka. superintend week, according to Mrs. Marjorie He also shied away from calling FIro' Inauranee Compnalen We Have Special Party Rates TEL. S-M88 ' ent. Of .that number 170 were ad ‘ Smith, Manchester, director. She for new takes by-not figuring on Aetna F ir e ...... 58 61 Read Herald AdT«* mitted during the month. I l l were expressed appreciation to the city Hartford Fire ...... 142 152 Hret qualify hl*bulk orion m BAST CENTER ST.. ,new and higher expenditures which' BOYS' 8-16 IVY Le a g u e AMBULANCE SERVICE out’ patients and 35 were In the fm' sponsoring the course and to will most certainly be voted by the National Fire ...... 86 ' 96 5 yarns Ih whtfo, rod, pink, hospital on Oct. 1. the town for ii.se of the Northeast 1957 Legislature. Phoenix ...... 65 68 qroon. SIzos 34 to 40. A total of 1.064 laboratory’ testa ^hool. It is virtually certain that Gov IJfe and Indemnity In*. Cos. * CHINO SLACKS $2.39 MEN'S. BOYS', Aetna Life ...... 175 185 were made, 169 X-rays taken, and Alderman John Gtll, recreation- ernor Ribicoff will a.sk the Legisla * Gray, t o , black, , LADIES'. GIRLS'. 15 blood transfusions were given. chairman, said another course Of Aetna Casualty .. . .118 129 ture next year to include a budg Conn. General ...... 252 267 The report lists 20 births. 20 oper eight sessions is planned, for .April et which will call for no new taxes. JR . G IR LS ' ations and 21 accident cases and May. Anyone having questions Hartford Steam Boiler 80 90 TELEVISION To do this, the Governor will be Travelers ...... 72>i 774 treated. , about the course may contact Mrs. able to advocate only a small in 50-80 Club Open House Richard Tucker. 36 Center St. Public UtUlUea LADIES' INTERLOCK-KNIT ORANGE HALL crease in new services and in state Conn. Light Power .. 19 21 The x50-50 Club of Rockville Books PTA Topic )Y S ' r M r employe pay brackets. Thus, he Conn. Power ...... 40>- 424 PROGRAMS Baptist Church will hold an "Open "Children's Bpoks, Old and New" wili leave it up to the L,egislature. SHORT SLEEVE House and ^riatm as Sale” at the will be theme of the Monday meet Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . SS'j 604 TO ta be under solid GOP control, to Hartford Gas Co. . ...38 41 church from '6.:30 to 9:30 p.m. to ing of Northeast School FÂ. to boost spending and carry the re- be held at the school. So. New England V'ideo Everyday — BASEBALL GLOVES day. Mrs. t«oU Rowe and Mrs. s .ohsibility of voting higher iixes. " ' V • . BINGO -J. Arthur Lyon, collector Of old Tel...... 38'i 404 All Rights Reserved — • DonMe RuRRer* <• Junior Oirla* Ptgiura Charles Chilberg art co-chairmen. if needed, to undens-rite them. School Aasoclatioii to Meet -hooks, and Miss Natalie Ide of Mnnnfaeturing Companleo H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. e Men'a Hockey *. Junior Boys’ Heck< 7 Rockville Public Library, w.111 con- In turn, the Republican Legisla A’rrow, Hart. Heg. . . . 61 64 4 The third in the mbnthly series ture may try. to get around the e Boys’ and Glrla’ Figure, Ladieo’ Figure ' TOMMiow meHT-;ss of programs scheduled by the { duct the discussion and an exhibi- Asso. Spring ...... 35 . 38 new tax possibility by claiming Bristol Brass ...... (NO BINGO SATURDAY THIS W JE^) Rural Vernon School Assn. Will be tion of books will be featured ... 29 31 that revenue estimates are on the Collins ...... n o 120 .99 held Monday at 8 p.m. at the The "meeting will be followed by X 20 OAMES— 5 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPSTAKE a business sc.ssion snd refresh low side and that a sufficient gap Dunham Bush ...... 9 ', 1 0 4 Vernon School. exists to add new spending without Em-Hart ...... The evening's topic, ♦ntitled, "It ments will be served by Grade 3 . 3 2 35 room mothers. raising taxes. This would present Fafitir Bearing ...... 55 58 LET'S TALK "Muaial’’ model. Perfeet -X, FINISHED HARDWOOD — REG. $1.50 the Governor with a tight budget handera-Frarv Clk. . . 23 25 Mock-turtle or V-neck style.*. Cap Bleeves. Blue, pink, Proceeds of the food sale at the maize, white. for little leaguera First National Store amounted to to administer in order to avoid a N.B. Machine Co. ...36 39 H l-H ! $140. with the money to go to- deficit. N. Eastern Steel . . . . 44* 5S Bo,th parties in the past have North and Judd ...... 394 424 Hundreds of folks had an HOCKEY STICKS i ward the school scholarship fund. opportunity to listen te for the Tennis Player Mrs, Robert Greene, member used this device. Russell Mfgr . ...; .. . 10 12 ELECTRONICS Major budget increases in the Stanlev Works . .. ___ 50 S3 our HI-1'7 phonos at the ship chairman, states that 176 _ Products Show, 'll you Placket-coltaf. Pastels and dark colors. Stripes aiM. members are.now enrolled, and proposed budget include: Terry Steam ...... 140 LABORATORIES Torrington ...... 251, 274 weren't among them, solids. Sizes '4 to 18. urges others Interested to join at Bond interest and retirement. come in tonight. NYLON-DACRON the November meeting. 130 millions—up $6.4 million: U.S. Env'lp com . . . . 244 264 CAN OF 3 PENNSYLVANIA V Slate Roalietball .Meeting state employe retirement, $4.1 mil U.S. Env'1.1 pfd...... 121, 14 4 277 BROAD % NYLON TRICOT N JO T I^« E Carleton Milanese. Senior Bas lion—up $1.7 million; grants to Vee«Ba Aadrown and INSTALLED men were arrested yesterday in a **B^Tond A'ReM oim ble Doubt** A T ■■ ' Home on I.,eave hotel room on narcotics charges. • CELLARS DRAINED A.3.C. John B. Sironaon Jr;, son They were Alexander Sucklauskas, ROLLER SKATES MONDAY TO SATURDAY of John Siqipsdn, 20 Tbompson St., -ftal. 1 p.titT- “Tartan** 5 Carlaeat 21, o f .Newington. Morris DlFato, Ptas *‘Clty of Batbdad** TOWN and COUNTRY NORMAN’S IXAVE MAREEt STREET FOR LEAB'E MANCHESTER CENTER is home on io-day leave before re 22. of BristoL and Charles Per- Nate: “ Bad Nat Sliatra At porting to Westover Air Force MAtiaea DRAINAGE CO. 445 Hnrtford,Rd. TeLBQ f-a 97 FOR HARTFORD dina. 22. and Paul Bucheri, 20, PHONE Ml 9-4148 MANCHESTER CENTER Base. Chicopee Falls. Mass., where both of Ne^v Britain. 8:01 P.M., 8:17. 5:ST, »iOl P.M. he will be assigned to the 99th and everv 80 mlnutea to Bon:ber Wing. WORLD NBWr TODAY 8:10 P.M. and every SO minutes to U:M < R> NEW8 « (22) NEWS I1:SI P.M.. 11:57 P.M. H^ received basic training at tli» VAPJANT LAPY (SD CANDID CAMERA Handsome stripe or plaid TICK TAK DUl'UH (IN) FRANK LEAH Y SHOW 11:10 A.M. and 1:47 A.Sl. 12:29 A.M. 12:51 A.M.. 2:17 A.M. Lackland Air Force Base. Texas, «JWS> TRA patterns. All first quat- MID-DAY MOVIE > 1 3 . and attended an organisational 1T:1S ( R) LOVE OK LIKE . (K) - WEATHER-MtlSIUW ily. Sizes 8 to 16. SUNDAY supply course at Francis E.' War <1)0 KIDDIE KABTOON8 7:1* ilti MI SICAL WKATKERMAN u : 3 i ren Air Force Base, Cheyenne, U :M (r •) SEARCH KOR TOMORROW . (Ml WEATHKR.MAP Genuine leather Ixlot. Lint IT CorLD BE YOU .:1S (IIW i DOl'OLAR EOWARD8 Waltz lenffth, no ■-* —: S:1B A-M., «:10 AJd. and every SO .5:40 A.M., 7:01 A.M. and every 80 Wyo. ■ ® Q a k G r U l 12:4^ < N> ariD i>((i l h ; h t AND THE NEWS price $19.05. All ilato.’ minutes to 11:81 P.M.. 11:57 P,M-. Falls. from Chir i:M < R> HOLLYWOOD REST (ttl Hir.HLIOHTS iron, 40 denier nylon minutes to 12:10 A.M. f Catering To Bmnll Parties and Banquets <1A) Ni:ws _.iJ*l NEWS a,' 12:29 A.M., 12:51 A.M. Barbara Champion, 4. daughter * Fine' Food -k Quality Beverages <2t) A T HOME WITH KITTY ~ JOHN DALY AND TRR tricot. All first qual of Mra. Marilyn Champion, Tal- €U’ p:s t c o r n e r . . . NEWS ity. Pastel shades. DAILY SPECIALS !:!• STAND I P AND RE 7:M JOT. PRESTON OP THE large. MONDAY TO SATURDAY ONF.-THIBTY PLAYH018E VliEO.N fell from the automobile in which, SO OAK ST. 1:iS (SSI A RTH K R C.ODKREY LEABT MARIRET STREET FOR LEA5-X SOUTH MANCHESTER she w-as riding yesterday rooming. (IDAS) OCR MISS RROOK8 FOR HARTFORD Events Tonight (2t> W ILLY t :« ltt.3*|.>rEWS for the Golfer ~ SOUTH MAXniESTER “ “ ' ( I) HOrSE PARTY » :H ( *1 T.B .A . The 'Lutheran Brotherhood of (111 KARTOONLAND lliii' 55" c u Mm i n g s BROW 7:54 P.M.. 8:54, 9:54, 10:54 P-M- First L-utheran Church will meet - TENNESSEE ERNIE :lI."c‘li?,'s"^fTYO rRLtFE 8:10 PJ«- and hourly to 12:10 A.M. 11:50 P.M. and 12:45 A.M. at 8 p.m. with men from . the FORD'S snow Methodist Church as guests. (AS) C A R R Y M O ORE SHOW LADIES’ GOLF SET SUNDAY Thomas C. Morrison -and WII- —"Nl«kl Skrirk" Rrlaa 5 Iron*. 2 wood*. Mfg-*. liahfi A. Aho of the University of S:10 A. M. and hourly to 12:10 A M. 8:54 A.M. and hourly to 10:54 P.M.. . 7:SA P.M., 8:80. 0:22. 11:22 PJd. .. Jn n r. GOLF CART 6 ^ ’ Hungarian refugee family or In- 255 Center St,—sn -8-5144 l*:i* < III THA CollapNlble, ‘tight weight. diriduaJ. llt-»*i VIDEO ThKATER - Sturdy. 810.95 lint. Sturdy fiber conatrurtion. X S U N D A Y (rnlarl "Tk. Glau W .kk" Victory Assembly, Catholic La Felt pa 0*AXK 41 BILEE *** i Tt40 A.M. and every ii hears to 11:40 P.M. .7:22 A..M.iaad every 2 hours to 11:22 PM. . t;tt (It-Ui HOl’Xi: .PABTV 1*:H I *1 STAGE t p.m. at the Moose Club when a 3;N < t) SASrV'S KITC'RKN , , „ ***• e a r l y IJITE SHOW class of candidates will be initiat .(It-Ui Blli PAVUFF [ 11:** I «l NEWS REPORTER GOLF SHOES (ti-Mi MATisr.i: t h L a t b e (ias*i NEWS For men. Mfg’*. Hat 811.98. TM ed. . , (lil NEMS A WEATHER , S;is ( II ^HAKESPRABEli''^ . (AVI CROSS CCRREVn- Remoi-nble aplkea. Genuine M O N D A Y T O SA TU R D A Y i AH Vernon and Tnleottrille t;M aau> BOR CROSBY l l : * i (ttl S|*ORT8 ROCNDI'P , leather. J;UM t> CARTOOR CARNIVAL news items are now being handled <111 UOUDAY LY. DEPOT SQUARE FOR HARTFORD VIA .. LEAVE MANCHESTER GREEN FOR ‘ through the Manchester Evening lUI VAUANT LADY HARTFORD VIA IVOODBRJDGF. STREET Hersild Rock.i,;ille Itarctui. 7 ,W. <:M 11*1 RRIORTRB DAY P IC K UP WOODBRIDGE and MANCHF>STER GREEN AND DEPOT SQUARE ( II BANDSTAND , j AXD Main St., telephone TRemont STORI^. OP THE CEXt Dial Ml 9^711U 928 Broad MONDAY TO FRIDAY TCRV AWTHONV < $ » g----- e nYE e ______A t t r y lA*. MARKET ST. FQR MANCHESTER LEAVE MANCHESTER GREEN FOR. S;;4A _ ------n U A T E » IMeLmFAUL . SUNDAY S;*S

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By BOWIN' P. JOBDAN*. M. D. * Writtrn for NBA J I: S. nskii.- ‘ What does a basal / metabolism test prove? If a per- ion« lest shows minus 22, Is it serious? Can it be treated suc- cessftilly? Will smokinR hurt? ' HialMsal metabolism test-serve» U an aid in studylnR the nc-. tion of the thyroid gland. This is one of the glands of Internal secre Hurry in to exciting neyf-Grahts! Get your shore of the breath-taking tion. Ij'ing at the base of the neck. In the presence of certain abnor- j malitics of this gland, particularly! Opening Sole specials:.:bargain buys that add up to solid savings the disorder known as toxic goiter. . the result of the test is expressed i as a plus flpire: if the gland isi quick! [ underactive. the re.stilt is given a s ’ a minus figure. The metabolism test is aimple i enough for the pafjcnt. After a! good night's sleep, he goes to the doctors office, laboratory or ho.spital without eating any break-' fast or drinking anything. The pa- tlenf lies oown on a oed or uol. and , breathes normally through a tube. What is breath^ in and out is; measured and recorded. There isl no danger of suffocating, as some I . nervous people seem to fear. Nor la the test hard on the heart. The calculations are made after- 'wards'r The patient’s height and) weight must also be known. These' figures are put together .in a: formula and the final calculation, tella Whether ohg is burning the, - body tissues too sw K ^, too slowly,' W at a normal rat^'When the • doctor gives the resulnx he ssys the thetabolism was plus Or.^ntln.us ball-baorlmg froitt wh— l driv* ■ 0 mucti. Sturdy steel construction, big semi-pncumatic The bas^l.metaboIism is only o puncture-proof rubber tires. Adjustable handlebars. method of t>-ating the activity o the thyroid glafnt Ordinarily, how ever, a figure fomthe basal metab olism between minw.^15 snd phis’ 4 15 is considered about ^normal. i If the metabolism is much more than plus IS, one is probablyîising j up food and tisaues too fast.'^lîsl BANGOR may explain nervousness and mas o f the Of weight. Usually (but not al-> Fin* Qudify Docerator Fabrics! Washobla . , . Abseluftly No Ironinq! waysK this ia the result of a toxic; HANGING PLANTER goiter, and medical nr surgical! WITH 2 PLANTS treatment may.be needed. j I b r i d e 6.98 LUXURY DRAW DRAPES FIBERGLAS PINCH-PLEATED A basal metabolism recored as! Aaguforfy f.lP minus 22 is what doctors call a j d o l l “border-lme figure. A person in I inksthadl Om I Stt ItalM Mw*mr« Sketw Wdftsm Hshtdr S«t YOU SAVE 1.21 PAIR "SHORTIE" DRAPES . whom this figure is found may or | Official siae k weight ball, may not improve , if he is given Famous brand, ball-bearin| 2 shiny Texan Jr. pistols, multi-ply construction, long You’d e.xpect to pay dollars Hantr drj- on the rod . . . thyroid extract by mouth. It should ! wheels, rubber cashioned hresk action. Rkh leather more for thi.s exquisite print, probably not be considered as i er life. With goal--- 4 , 9 3 adjust to siae J .98 never need ironing! Try holster, adjustable_4; .98 2 handsome new styles in this rich te.xtured solid-color "Shorties" and “Cafes” 98 C98 really '“aerious." If it is the result j m l mn,.T31C braasôr copper. Each one of lowered thyroid action, it can be | joihted. ^ "^Mhible, drape . . . expertly tailored together for a new look has two philodendron or Pair corrected aimply by taking thyraid j hothouse . plants. Real with pinch-pleated tops, deep (illustrated above). to pills in the right quantites. I i ------value! bottom hems. Come select It is probable that smoking does I MATCHING CAFES—2.98 VALANCES— 1.69 not exert any specific harmful ' ^ t h y a n n ' ai^yiNn oou vours! effects. '-s Over the years, the basal me tabolism test has been of enor-1 mous help to physicians in making! a diagnosis and in observing the ‘ \ results of treatment. »'« ÂLKisa hrioe b o u > kwMld-CMHrsI AirtlMr D M V skeH M M Am q Tr«4M »t Treek AstofiMrtic B«rp Bm Ppll cord, voice says ‘hello ^ 1 1 . 11M' long, 14* wing, 2-but- .Heavy gauge steel construc Safe^Bangdfiihg! Up to 50 1 4 t f ’ l Ruth Millett Rfff. H.M. ton control, rubber wheels. hello.' Children learn to use tion, authentic model. shots at atrigger-touch. Cap- Batteries extra ——2 , 98 phofie, have hin. ■ '■ |,|9 Heavy-duty tires-— J .91 action. 13* long-___ 2 , 9 3 ■■I Wise Mdt^r Kaows When fli- To Set Her Child Free The happiest families are together in style ifjj, f,«.; It's a smarV^.piothsr who knows when to let-go of.a son or daugh ter and say, “Oiwy. tr>' it your way. It may be better.Uan mine." • That thought was brmirht home WRITE YOUR OWN TICKET by a letter from a \iidow ^ work SANFORIZED COTTON ing mother who has piit her i daughter through two years cpl- Soma Quality, 3.98 Ekawhoro! ' lege and has seen her begin 1^ a a a • a a a epHONI OR MAIL THIS COUPON* • * a a a a a 11.98 VALUE! HNE WOVEN COHON ' first job. ' She writes: “Susy, who will soon • .MA.NCHE9TER fiHOPPI.N'G FARK.ADE . fla n n el pajam as HEIRLOOM BEDSPREAD SHOWER CURTAINS aai DRAPES be 20. is through with her studies ' and has became a secretary In a The beauty of a precioufi heir local office. Today is payday'— her HUMASaDt S4Asa_ Beautiful accessories to the first. • loom at a real budget price. bath—în fabric-look, work- "Eager to see her get off on the T9'* HI-PRANCfR COLT y LAROI M Z l Charming Early American .saving plastic. Big 6’ x 6’ light foot, I juggled figures in the s n n pfeAMi "Revere" pattern in the soft • - evenings, allowing so much for her D O U OM SSIS SSBRT AOOaCtS, -CITY. shower curtain, 54” window fritky, O v-o H in , mafpree# ft9 8 y 0e^ CAKMAOI 3.98 SHANTUNG clothing, insurance, cosmetics, res- 0ayt'«-1l est of decorator colors, hand-, drajje in choice of 2 modern Each H m p t n d atool apriisga...... ssnaaND-t isMOvtststr. Man's A-0 I reation, gifts - jiist like the ej^- CklM't 4-4X •somely fringed. Available dou patterns. perts. I always had to operate in I Waman's 24-40 | XUPION r SHADES You fiovit $2 (S.98 Hm sot) 4.98 wtrt'* iMnoviMs«T__ ble or twin. a ‘ phetty strict budget and 1!' Plenty of fun-' ôr the tots. Strongly constructed. Amazing collection walk I WifA rvaf-preof framM 2IH* lorif. Rubber tires, thought it would help if I could | Palomino, colored plastic body, contouT-shaped. 24* ing doll aizes. Exquisitely I MAVi Accousart at,. chrorne-plated pusher, 4- SCHOOLGIRLS' • to 1b. .3.39 work out a budget for. Inexperi-: high, TdV i' wide, caay to mount. An exciting gift. detailed, atyles, fabircs. enced Sosy. | band koiod, wheel brakes. USE W. T. GRANT ’CHARGE-IT” P L A N -N O MONEY DOW N-M ONTHS TO PAY Her BudgM la TuniMl Down | -M.. eeaaa.aesee...... « « "But d6 you hnow what? Suay | will have no part of my budget to The whole family enjoys soft flannel brightened by red and white Hand Mwn, waahable lamp day. I think I was shocked at first ' north country print .^lother’s is ski-style, knit waist, ankles, cuffs. (hades in bdl and drum .and a little hurt. atyles...12', 14",.|5', 16’ V!'»* ' "She said ^mply and sweetly, j -y-dst-.. and 1 9 'aiaes. W hite only. , 'Mother. know you wan^-toêip W a f t Daughter imitates Mother Father & son look handsome in coat styles. me and I know you mean’welDBut Little folks romp in turtle or V-neck styles. See them now at Grants. you sent me to coHege for two, years because ytm'said you wanted me to be, inde'pendent. I think I ar ^ • can handle any ovlTi money. If Tm W.T. GRANT broke^.,off Mondav mofning that's* EXCITING SALE UM At VANITT At MWINO TAME my>faulf. but I don’t thfnk I will UU At DISK be. , t J w “ Anj’how. let me tiy managing j A 8U ti 2 CHAIRS SET m'r my own pay check;and. if in a few , weeks, I see thm't I'm on the wrong.' ,A^ track. I'll be the first to admit it ; f'- / ). and then you and 1 will talk' ■ ■■-’if budget.' I "Siuy's grou,-n lip. I'm juat a- t it ' little alow to accept it. I can pe’e. j '■■•v’iT-i' ■ The listings for her budget today { ^ I — clothing,' cosmetics, gifts will : change to utilities, food and taxes 1 in another few years. But I have •’ PLAN an idea she’ll he able to have caah on hand when she needs it, for lere’s how it works*; she'll learn not frpm accepting my Stop at our Credit Of method but" from working out her own." fice, get $50, $100 or k .: : .. ■ .^That Is a real and excellent ex- more with no down ample of a mother's knowing payment. Up to 8 when to Itt go. She sees clearly : months' to pay . . . SamO omboMod fabric and smort that having .children grow iirto. you get more credit as .complete .independence is a! styling found in costiior druMOS. triumph for the parent, not a you pay! Enjoy shop lAULTI-PURPOSE trageoy. ping with Grants re (All rights reserved. NEA Serv- ; volving credit? Ice, Inc. r AdjuttoMa or Uniform StylM lOESK-TABLN JIG SAW COTTONS For thf Whol^ Family... EC»rO. GOOD RO.AD M’.AN'TED Mexico City —Most touristy i I WORSTED 29.98 Vohiu! to Mexico would like to keep going i * GIFT BOXER FEARLS See fashions’ new details in kH the way to Panama or,.bevond SLIPPER SOX . • Reg. 5»r Pound ,, Durable plastic top will not if roads were good. . .scratch, mar, stain! 40” x 20", • washable Everglaze (R) . . . The Mexican Touriat As*n. iavs I r 2 and 3 .strands; many ‘•TORTETTES” 29” high. C^hyenieht dratt'pr. needs littledr no ironing. Coat PR! CANDY CLUSTERS , ^ style, 9-15, 12-20, 14^2-24^2. per Cent would-b* Interested, when hand-knotted, some .studded . 1-99 • ,j, Modern blond'finish with eb tho Part AmericM highway iii with rhine.stones. All have ea. Warm w^led, colorful Creamy^ caramel,*- criap ony legs, or ajiovey mahogany. ^______'. i--' glitter clasps. Plus tax. Ea. pattenu, , aoft leather pcanutaT c o v e r t w l^ rich RIG^ 3.98 ao|ee. 8., M. ami U . for milk'chocolate. c n ^ U M M TO HK.%DU.N'BS, 8 8 c men, women and children. Y-u-mm!' lb. 54c 1 .2 S w u d e ■Oveater. III. iiPi—Thirty inmatea,i Motching Poor! Earrings ■ i# the first college course 'ever] . t ^ h t Menard $Ute Prison artii ’ MANCHESTm . ah honasd way to. make ' Tbey:re oproBod ia a 12- km w . SHOPPING PARKAOE couisa In baaic joumaUam Mod by a vMiting profeaabr Maifigr Bonibara IbiiMU Uid- YOU MUST IE SATISFIEO'OR YOUR M ONEY BACK

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MANCHESTER EVEJin^ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMfiER 15, 1956 E V E l^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1956 PAGE SIX court that hs was baatsn up in a Hehrort necUcut are being aaked to bring also expecting * aimilxr collTCtiofr '"Hal Boyle ' shower room. Ha tsstiflad that liEO inXIEItATlONS Cyprus Rebels Marine Pleads^' — Bolls — duuiptng over A family from Hungary. in the near fatutt.^ Qld magaxlnet though he waa "daaad and Mead- Church WMMen Meet as well AS newspaper! will be a'o-' Ing,” Renton, who was the non Bedsorsa EcsefM — Minor Reds Kill Briton on Guilty to Hitting bnmp. Sîitis Begin <5bvTuesday there was a ’’Quiet' cbptAblc. BlondOceberg Hits commissioned ofincer on duty at TRY X ■ Day" Tor churc)\' women’ oF this . ^ ‘Road HdarlDg Ret ’ HARTFORD Rid. oîd Dozen Recruits the time, refused,.^ aee to it he BBLAkOPEOL. OlKTMENi? area, helit at United- Church of A hearing.ia alated for tonight Nicosia Street got medical aid. V "Fimd Drive (jheater. TheVReY. Sally Edwards for diacuasion of a ratbeatioir of Revision of Polici(^s Another recruit. Pvt. Richard J. Rt. 2. in the towns of Hebron,- BeaiitVsGontests Iârris Island, 8. C.i’ Nov. 15 TOtTB NEIGHBORHOOD led the meditatidn*. NicpSla. Cyprus. Nov. 15 Burke of Cleveland, Ohio, testified DREOOIST . Other Congregational Church Colcheater and Marlborough.'.'' PINE St. One a-iton was shot to death'and —Marine .ptc. Frederipk A. Ren- that he was struck by^Renton be HelSfon,- Nov.' 15 (Special) — news is that the fall m<(eting of It will be held In the ColchMter By W nX IA M L. BTAN f Uuit th* iPolUh and Hui>«arian *a- 'V another wounded in hJiCOsla today Naw York i/Pj "Beauty coni- " ’Innera who land atarlet contracta tu i, accused of more thsn tc d q ^ n cause he went to sleep In class. Pltdge ^G|irdt have been sent out the Tolland Association will be •chool auditorium. Its purpose ia ' (AP rnreim >few» Analyat) peHencea must not b« repeaWd. as anti-British rebels intensified Pvt. B. C. Howe of Northamp to present the matter to the real-J wi—ti. IK /a»i_Miimillatad Public demonstrationa of faith tests," said A niu Ekberg, "ar*. a **‘f. „ cases of striking and maltreating' 'thia weeltÎw Mrs. Hugo -L.ederer, held next Sunday aftiiirhaion at'An- Vienna, Nov. 16 (P)-Humlllated Ruaalana have Uken place their campaign for^ union of Cyp terrible evil ^ atarlet geta walk-on parta to ton, Maes, testified that he was dover CongregaUonal Church. dents of the towns concerned in!’' DEPARTMENT STORE MANCHESTER reerults at this, sprawling Marine chxirman o f ^ e drive ro maintain auch a way aa to bring under by the Hungarian tevelt, Moacow i Germany and Albania. In rus wilh Greece. • "t don’t nice them. I never have.*’ : “ ve the atudio the cost of hiring hit twice in the stomach for being and support thKGlrl Scout* of this Observe Veteran*’ Day base, pleaded guilty at his court.- slow in taking his mattress out of standing. . an>eara to be ptanning a far* { Caechoilovakla, a delegation of So- ■ I ]Uasf night a «6-year-ol - - ’ ’ ' Deuteronomy ia suggested for ilow approach toward re-establiah- leaders over whether }he head Apparently the Britons had been to fo/cing two recruits to perform against him. Every-Member (Janvass St . Peter's new* is that the Order did so only becs^sa—«iy mother Miss Ekberg.; who 'is known ss oi-Slr Galahad will meet Friday at Bible reading by the Rev. Douglga. ing Arm control throughut the em- lofig plunge into destruction of enrolled as, special constables. urged me t'>. Pktfesdy wias a top "The Blonde Iceberg" and has a unusiisl ph.vaical exercises at the ’Pledge cards are being rerei\Vd plre. point of a naked bayonet. 7 ;3lr-at the rectory. Senior melh- F. Pimm, for tw'o weeks. the Stalin legend was right or They were armed with pislojs bulj model. bigger silhouette than Marilyn iRStolM •this week In house-to-house visits ber* wiji have basketball practice Hardy Shrub Outside, i t , seems likely Mos wrong. One wing seems to contend I had no chance to use them. What's so evil about beauty ; Monroe, is a graduate of the star- He admitted forcing Pvts. Rob for the Every Member Canvass of at 4 p.mNat the .school FOR ALL THE FAMl St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. One of the w'ild shrubs which cow’s policy will harden ortce that the Hungarian event.s actually The dealh.s brought to 27» the | conle.sts 7 * Vet system herself. ert A. Palaisa and Clement R. 8. J. BLANCHARD h The Balh-.and" (Thain Club will Ihas done well in the peculiar a i^ n . In a Stalinist way. Ru.ssian vindicated de-Stalinization. But number of persons slain thi.s month •Everything," said Miss Ekberg. Her seventh and lateat film. Ploof Jr. to .suspend themselves'' The effort is to raise $7,200. e.stl- meet Salurdai' evening at Phelps [ weather of this summer is the military might have won a victory the increasingly powerful Stsllhst on their elbows and toes while (nated aa .the minimum amount OPEN lit a mounting campaign of vio “Many of them are such nonsense. "Zarak." produced for Columbia Your Hall for desaeri; and an evening o f ; black alder with its bright red ber- In Hungary but it lost a telling wing can point to Hungary as' the lence by the Cypriot imderground They pick a ‘M' s Fender of 1955’ Picture* and co-starring 'Victor the point of a.bayonet was held • IN TERIOR 'rtVa^d to carry on the work of the Mllitary Whist. -rle*. These shrubs are to be aeen world ^ itlc a l battle. The revul- immediate result of just such a churfch^Jor the coming year. in behalf of union of C>-prus with or s ’Miss Washing Machine of Mature and, Michael Wilding, gives udder their stom'acha. • EXTERIOR Hofflt PTA hleeta^Tl^mlght ! all around Just loaded with their alon aroused in the free world has policy. Greece. ! 1966.’ But what does it mean? her the first real opportunity to un Renton was accu.sed of holding In a '-personal letter td church Owing to the comihg Thanksgiv-1 prettv berries which are unusual giw n communism a setback from ’The humble apologiee to ’ftto’s memlrera, ''-Frederick J. Wythe, The death toll blamed on under- Usuallv they alwaya look for veil her slatliesque charm. She the Ji.a.vonet him.self in the.case ANY SIZE ing holUiay the meetihg of the | in size and beauty. The bird* will Which it may never fully recover. maverick Gommuhista by party chairman, ekplains the various local PTA will be held ... o ...... ground activity thia fhonth has the wrong ’.cind of girl in beauty plays s native dancer who becomes of Palaisa while another recruit. get after them soon. X Communism now is more diffi boss N. S. Khrushchev marked contests. The^' want the how do ; the fourth wife of a tribal chief, PAINTING item* to be prom ?d for. It is esti stead of the regular date t b r beginn\ng' o r th’r'Ruasi^^^^^ j been more thsn double the rate for Edward R. Juneau Jr., allegedly mated that there Yu;e stout 123 cult to sell in free countries. The j-ou say ft—pretty next-door girl, "but I hate every minute of it. and JPieture Tsbe The program, after a ahort bus- __ Manchester Evening H e raid mvi troubles. In fact Tito himself l.-i, anv previous month. was forced to do it in the case of Russians perhaps will fall back on the sweet, innocent, nothing-at-all i'then I fall in love with the chief's families among—tha’^ r l s IiluiiHrir iness session, will feature a book larsTfly responirtble by bln atub- Twelve British seiviccmen. 10 Ploof. I PAPER HANGING About 38 persons will b^ ^ ga geJ Hebron correopondent, Mia* Susan tHpall hard Communist cores oldest son. Vietpr Mature, and Another trainee. Joseph W. exhibit to be held in the Douglas. B. Pendleton, telephone AOa- VALUES to* 2.98! VALUES to 2.98! abhe^d, concentrating on harass born insistence not only on his own : Greek Cypriots, .1 British civilians : ,„m»H hv in the Work of canvaasin]^-. Lit rary branch quarters at the independence a.s a Communist, bu t, and 1 Turk-have been killed since' This kind of girl us umed b,\ It's a' real life drama. Androlowicz, testified that he beat RMMonobl* RofM To attend Reiininii ''' demy 8-3454. lADIES' LADIES' ment and subversion and giving Miss Ekberg, who think* a star Elementary School. up the attempt at marriage with on the independence of other* in; Oct.,31. Hie number wounded has | winning a beaut> contest. She another recruit on the Instigation The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Mis.s Marjorie H. Marlin, librar- the orbit. A cooling between Tito ' reached 29. doesn't hVve the drive, ambition, should act like a alar, says the of Renton. TEL. Ml 90203 Cliampe. Shelton. formerly of other leftwing elements in favor movie fan magazines are mad at liYn, will give a talk, after which StatifT Ex-Liqilof Aide Dies of a new harsh foreign policy in and the Kremlin seem* in the im -; Authorities said CXpriots rebels! talent or courage to make a career, Pvt. Harry Dunevant told the Hebron, plan to spend Thanli.sgiv- the^-arhool will he open for in- mediate offing. | have made .69 attacks by bomb or' "But her head has been turned her because she won't pose for Ing in Cleveland. Ohio, with their Moscow. She is afraid she .will.drop out of them in her kitchen or while pul- .spertiom-by parents. SulBeld. 'N°v. 15 lA')—James N. Among the satellites, some con Imre Nagy and his group o f ' gunfire during the month. iMinNaa luteUatioa, pIna Mx. aon-in'-law and daughter, Mr. and Refre.s'lil^nts will be served. Root, 75. retired State liquor com- Communist follower* In Hungary | ------—*- nolice, so she is willing to do any- ting her hair in curlers. Mrs. Ale.x Milanki. who will ob cessions can be expected for a 'Tliat isn’t what fans want to Guaraateed tor 1 yaar. Diseii.ssion dfsjmportant questions ihissloner investigator and former while in Hungary and Poland took refuge in the Yugoslav em -! , i thing rather than go back home serve Iheir sixth wedding anniver- will take plar^^vqn a new Parent- State legislator^, died Tuesday. and live aa she did before. .see." she said. "They want to see , COME AND HAVE FUN AT THE . aary on that day. while the heat of world opinion is bassy. ’This is not going to help S l e w a r l K n c i s the stars in glamorous situstions - CALL "PETE" WILSON Te.-icher conference.^ program and Root served in the General As .on the Kremlin. But it is-clear Khrushchev’s stock in the Kremlin, "She listens to men who tell her 'The Rev. and Mrs. Donald P. In- on a dance floor or at a bar drink clates for the PTA i1>getings. sembly in 19.33 and >934. Funeral that warnings have gone out ô nor is it going to cause any added they can help her get ahead in glis, Ea.st Chicago, 111., son-in-law IMsoovers Old (jfgnn services will be Friday.' - Tour of Europe show business. Often 'these men ing champagne. Ml 9-54B0 Xlsechoslovakla, Romania, Bulgar> warmth between Moscow and Bel and daughter of the Champes. ami Horaec \V. .Sellers has uhe^rtbed PAJAMAS ta. East Germany and Albania grade. have no connection with show busi "We should keep up the stand- FIRST AUTUMN DANCE Sonrtee OaSa their children, will also b e ,^ the a 91-year-old reed organ Tvhich Government statiatica in Mexico .-ird. But some people are tearing Mr* Hall Stewart, 21.6 Henry ness at all. You know whal they AND WALTZ CONTEST Day or Night $2.95 party, a.s will the ChunTpes' son was piircha.sed by Andover C^._show that 800,000 more Mekicaft | St., has returned home after a five really want?" it down." and daughter-in-law^ >fr. and Mrs. gregational Church iy 1885. H^babiea are born each year' than j weeks' tour of Europe, taken in "No. tell me," I said, cuj'ping Not Miss Ekberg. With her it’s Sot., Noy. 17, Am*rican Legion Hall, Loonord St. John K. Champe., 'Blpomfleld. ’ It save it has very choice parts. t)\ere are deaths. "noblesse oblige’’- or to heck with Baby Attendant Sentenced company with hi-r parents, Mr. both hands to my ears to hesr her Holy Name Society and I.adiM of Aesuiqprion will be a genuine reunion for the ll is vcr.v small for an organ. | \ and Mr*. William Barbour of New next word* better. the whole business. GOODIES BY PAG AM CATERERS! Champe faprily'. looking about like the old fash-1 York City. Barborr is * publisher j "They simply want a date witl\ a Ml’SIC BY TONY CBRIGHTS ORCHESTRA! l^bkHglving Offering ioned melodeon. though a little | To 10-22 Years on Slayings of religious books, and .le and his pretty girl so they can show their I Mar* is the only member of the AWARDS! Next Sunday's offering at the larger. It will require some repair , wife have visited Europe on pre- friends what a big .shot they are." I solar system whose entire surface Oniv'a Few Tickets I.eft—$4-00 » Couple Congregational Churches of He work before it can be played on, | j I can be seen by astronomers. It ALL FIRST QUALITY! a ALL FIRST QUAUTYf vioua occasions. said Miss Ekberg. I dropped my Phone MI 9-2977 For Reservations. bron snd Gil^d will be devoted to Sellers says. . | New Haven, Nov. 15 i/T) — Baby<9'bed bafk and forth until It* eyes hands. 1 turn* on ■ its axis once every ATTRACTIVE PRINTS! • BEAUTIFUL STYLES aad COLORS! It w as,^ e first visit for Mr*.; paying the marking and distribu Paper Drive Scheduled ; SIZES 36 to 40! a SIZES 86 to 40! attendant Virginia Jaspers, her rot funny. Anita said even beauty contest | hour*. 37 minutes. tion of surplus American food- There will )>e a paper drive in ; " __. . And then she stood impassive, to Stewart. Among the places they blonde hair awrj and h r judge pronounce sentence, visited* were F.ngl.md. Belgium, .atuffs released at ho cost by the Gilead thia coming Saturday, spon- i President. \ OTHERS to 3.17 OTHERS to 2.37 red and tear-streaked, was ledj Then ehe turned and started to Germany. Switzerland, France and sored by the Hall A.ssn. People All Episcopal Churches of Con- of Hebron village and area Are.j from a courtroom yesterday to walk back’ to where; Ijer parents Holland! Mrs.. Stewsrt say* ahe was particularly impressed with iMTin serving 10 to 22 years in ' were sitting, and control \ "T I broke. life in Holland and England. SHOP KING’S FOR BIGGER SAVINGS prison. , . J ' She stumbled snd burst inth-un- They alao visited a mimbe- of Miss Jasper*. 33. wm convicted, controllable aobs and collapsed in churches vith whose officers Bar o f the fatal shaking of two- of the , bour haa had business transactions. \ VALUES to 2.98! VALUES to 3.98! PLENTY infant* ahe cared for. It will be more than seven year* The Barbours remained abroad Joked wUh AtteeidanU before ahe can be considered for while their daughter returned' to group BOYS' MEN'S A big woman, (she weighs 220 this country by-airplane. and stands six feet) she enUred the courtroom smiting,-and joked With attendanU. OF FREE She aat with her plump arms Public Records Open Hpiise Held FUNNEL FLANNEL folded t i g h t l y over her blue NNE WINES and LIQUORS aweater as a state’s attorney read At Green School her confession. She heard, in he;; tVarraatiee Deeds own words, of the "uncontrollable •Alvan A. Y’ules snd Betty Clay Open house held at Manchester PARKING urge’’ that made her grasp .11- ton Yules to Lester M. Shapiro and Green School last night was large r .G A S H E A T day-old Abbey Kapalnow by both Jeanette Sharpiro, proper^' on ly attended and gave parents an Whiskies arms, press her thumbs against Steep Hollow Lane. opportunity to meet the teacher* PAJAMAS PAJAMAS the tiiiy cheat, and shake the child Camlllo Gambolati to Francis B. and visit their childrens’ clsss- ■violently. ’ Lukas, property on Hilliard St. rooms. Some of the work accom LYNNIROOK -\ That waa last August. She did Jarvis Manor, Inc. to Lydia E. plished thus far this year was the tame to two-month-oM Jenni Holmes, property at. 133 Brent Rd. available for inspection. •UNDID WNI»MIY fer Malkan in 1961. Both died. Po Rayrnond T. Schaller to Vic After this hour, s 16-mlnute. In *4 5TH « MV lice said ahe admitted killing a toria Mikotonis, property on Treb- terval allQ.wed parents time to take woof *01 d»A/ third in 1946—too long ago to be Dr. the children home and return for A Gas Convarsion I / allow proeecution. Napoleon A. Barrett to Virginia a short RTA meeting. ^ i ^ 7 .8 5 ’ She heard her own words, the D. Gleeson and Edward John Glee- Burnar for only . .. RENT o FIRST QUALITY—SIZES 8 to 181 ik^ R S T QUALITY-^tzen A, B, O, D! dloeest ahe ever came to offering son, property at 129 Birch St. WHISK 115 IN THIS PCODUa X a motive: ‘T guees I waa ingry Quitclaim Deed I, 4 AND 7 Y(A*S OLD OTHERS. Sizes 4 to 18. 2.37 ^ OTHERS to 3.17 in. my own mind because they Anne McAdams Stowell to “ivy-league" o month wouldn’t stop crying.” Rogers Corp., land of Mill St. WINDOW SHADES She heard her lawyers tell about OertUente of Devise BRIARCLIFF her childhood, when because o t her Estate of Rachel Blevins to LONG WEARING else and awkwardneas, ehe waa the Mary A. Armstrong property on •UNDID WHMXrr SHOP KING’S FOR GREATER SELECTION butt of cruel jokes. She heard Ashworth St. MH about her adolescence, when she INTERSTATE CLEANTEX A Gat Convocsion *9007 ■ .»OT had "no social life at all." And Made to Order half BUY Burner and got . VALUES to 2.98! the heard of her life as an adult, With Y’our Rollers VALUES to 2.98! Deaths Last Night \ $1»95 GAL 7.39 GIRLS' when she showed an all-consuming A " Trade-in Ailowinc* foe* lova for babies, collecting their FULL L i n e o f c u s t o m WHISKIIS IN THIS *«OOUO GIRLS' lectures, buying them presents, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 Ot MOtE YIAtS OLD ^ ^ 1 1 Coal Grite$ or other spending all her time caring for Belgrade. Yugoslavia. Sava VENETIAN ILINDS them. Kosanovic, A2. a member of the W W Heating Equipmint Termed Phyatoal Mlallt executive council of President ^ V One of her lawyers called her a 'Dto’s government and former am E. A. JOHNSON OLD LOG CABIN FUNNEL •physical misfit' in society from bassador to the- United States, childhood,’’ and a "victim of her died Wednesday. ITtAICHT lOUnON PAINT CO. U 5TH own size.’’ ■Washington. Edward C. Sulli 699 Main St., T«l. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI), MAHCHESTBKk CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1958 PAGE EIGHT. UANCHESTEB e v e n i n g HBRALO, IIANCHES'TKB, c o n n . THURSDAY. N O V E M j^K 16, 1956 pxmnm*'

, JiAncB, bhjed on whmt was, be labeled an outright Communist, .munlcation, th* latter should not be too difficult^, . Control Failure at the time, a eommoh fear of a but merely a poor ignorant dupe U r o o f l l e s Forum Both distiicts are now operat ^VDRo-îseo •M n • W TIO -IO N common potential enemy. For tfie I the Communlsti. By RUtiEB I>R1CB ing on a three mill, or better, rate Ike Leadership Seen Cttptitng Ifpralb Daily Radio WBAV-AIO . Blamed in Loss JacketsT moment, all it* member.* »vib- PlAiuilng FI xProt«>eWon so we can see that the cobts of this c o n v e n ie n t PU H U iU lllU } B Y THIS _ merged most other inlerents In ■fo thi Editor, \ protection Is not getting' any $siwidsM^ !WOOC—i l 9Q, ■ Baatam Daylight Tima WPOP>-1419 Of Navy Plane Doria Crewmen Aside ôm emphaafxfng many cheaper and, of eourse,; anyone GAUDET MaaeiiMtw, Conn/ that common fear, and -jdinert to to meation FRONT DOOR PARKING PLAZA of the-other benefits whlcK^would knows that when you add person 7SS MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH’S I^The toUowug progtain acheduJa»»S gether, a* ..one. Corihecticut nel and additional services It cost WllAY-^PoIka Parly “Washington, Nov. 15 (iF>—Loss NIMv York, Nov. 15 (JPV—The Publli^n . be deHved hy th* peoyile o f^ s n - are, suppUed by tha ^ helmsman of the liner Stockholm The world has kno^-n a thou more. (Note: In the 8tlv School ipenta and are auhjtct to w c c c ^ s o d kreiitng Oeed Uusia of th* Navy’s second jet-powered By JAMES MAKU>H! our oppbeltlon’’ would tsdte. H* Pounded Octobtr L ivki c h e s t^ if the town took over the . OPEN MONDAYS WKN8—Plsiter Party sea-plane I resulted from failure* of says first survivors from the Ill- / AT THE sand coalition aUiances tike NATO. Utilities District this 3 mill rate wKhoutwithout noUce.no WTir.M7llfl*ral>:*Ti> (AP Newa Analyat) s ^ ; ' " I don’t know, exactly whkt PubtUBod Bvenr UTentnc fc^xcepl Yankee duty of furnishing fire pfotectlon control meqhaftism. fated lineb Andrea Doria wore Andi even’ as NATO was being 'includes the operating of the sewer ' WDRCr-Eddy Arnold 'Waa'htngton, Nov. 16 (P) — The.-We would do. It Would depend upon for the •citizens of Manchester, I sy ^ m . t There is no question but ^WHAY—c-O pen Hnuntf ^MfPOP-OfnclsI Dsulin* The. Navy sai|l yesterdav it had kind of world leadership P r e s l^ f the circumstances.” crewmen’s life jackets. founded, the .same historical rer- By A. H. O. *VCCO“ Kf«:urd K«vut sisev^ been determined the XP6M1 Sea- Peter L. Larsen,.25, testified yes should like to emphasize particu vi'hat that portion of Ute tonm now "d ia m o n d s $7rtîooD ~1 fWKNBr Kd Swrnl WHAYr-Polks P«flv Eisenhower assert* ' not^.xhiay Aqd he added that the U.N. "is tsinty which had applied to them outside of the districts *houia4>ay WTIC—tnm-or««lloii master crashed last Fridsy after terday in the pre-trial' federal Pnvnblo In Advnnc*______larly the question of fown plan 1 CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND I WTIC—Woman ' mean the difference b e r i^ h a new not by any manner of means limit applied to NATO. This wa* the It was our contention, before the ning and the value of volunteers something for. fire protection, and W D R O —CaJ Kolby • WDRC—Robert Q. t/owl* it looped out of the pilot's control war and none, and bfttên tha re ed to resolutions.’’ hearing Involving ao'me $40 million tlbtu election, that .Senator Prescott ' WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME BACK ' . WPOP—'Waxworki WPOP-Myrtofjr aim* and then broke apart in mid-air. in damage suits as a result of Ob* Ycnr . S7 7i certainty that, whenever the com in any pait) •'ire department sys this, togethei' with the lax now be lt4S- tention of Westeârfnfluence in the If this vagneness discourages the 81x Month* . S.W Bush wouid, in this year's voting, tem. At the present time, there is ing; paid by the districts, should I EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE | T^WIIAY—Opcn • WHAiSf-Polks P*ri>>x This accident bore a resem Middle Eastjaf the loss" of jt to the collision of the two ships last Tbrc* Month* mon fear eased, or whenever any o 0 ^ 0 \VOCC-=>Recurd KevuD WTIC—Conversation X'-. Russians from_ trying a military 'FIRST demonstrate some capacity to tal^c July 25 off Nantucket. The Doria 6 m ' M*ntb'.. . t .» cofialderable over-lapping along, with town planniitg, and In time, , WDRC—Robnrt Q. I,# «l*\ ------blance to the crash of the flrst ■ftmista. .10 care of him.self. In the result, we - WKNB-“ Kd Sweat ■adventure- in Egypt,- or confuses w**ni» ...... 01 of the coalition nations saw some the line of demarcation between and as the town grl>ws. give us W TlOrRîd Uana WPOP—My»ftry Tlmk Seamaster last December. In both Twq^rtiiain choice* confront* them, or sounds Ilke^ go-ahead to san^. Fifty lives were lost. Elncl* UnPT • thing it prized ahead of its unity confc.sa our.selvcs unabje to judge the two departments. In some that protection which wOneed on a . W DUC—Cai KDlby iita - cases, destruction o f , the planes The hearing resume* today. O riFsK FORlrouFoLD m w WP O P —W axw orki WIIAY—Nlcht Watch them, at least Eisenhower indicted MbM^;R gp^ whether he did thi.s as We had places that line is hot clea ■. town plan basis. ^ jq — Tvaa attributed to malfunctioning 1. He could have taken, a strong, . Larsen testified ha saw the first THM ASSUCIATUD PRIlBS with its fellow members, the predicted on the basis of assess WTIO-C«ii Kre-dom Win? before his news conference started ______U «‘*CIUil**l> ‘Handkerrhlef (.'sed by a There are many ins.ance.i where Anyone who has studied thli'sit WliAY—Betty kimban WDRC—Tô World Tonl^t 00control* gear. ^ individual position for the Unite4 he might be vague. lifeboat to return to the Stock- • AwocUted Prey* ‘ coalition would drift apart, break ment of his record and on the CAMERAS ------SHAVERS — CLOCKS ■ \VCCC—R ecord R evue *nUU*d to th* lu* of rnpubllMUon of Swordfish' people who live North of Middle uation realizes and appreciate- th* WPOP—.Mi«1orii blinds ’Thehe^^Navy said the aecond,7Sea- Stales:— even outside the United _ . JioIm,.and added; "I saw most of - W K N B - lifiM. »:I5 - .He told the reporters in his pre- r all new* tUipatehca crAdlted to It. or up, disintegrate. basis of knowledge of the intent ■you may object, to this Droodle • WTIC—Radio Eane master, xpn a teat fllghU over Nttionaand to the extent statement he the occupants of the boat had gray Turnpike are serviced for water by great service that the volunteer GREETING CARPS, — GIFTS -- RINGS r i did not nololh*n»l»« cr»dUed of .some Stevenson voters to split •WDROâl Kolby WHAY—NI I I Watch lifejackets on.” AM Alao til* tCcAi new* publltbcd here. The inistancjE of such a break up because you don't like Swordfish, the town system and for fire pro- companies have rendered to the W TKV-Cnn F reedom Win'.’ Delaware, " got into ..etTOuble at of warning the Russians of direct for him. or wlielher he was merely • w rO P—Waxwork* about 21,000 fdelw’hlsh it went in- want to^say anything which might 'ITie Doris's crew had gray life All rtebt* ol republtcatlon of apcclal we all' have in mind at the mo but Swordfish aren't too crazy] tisetion by Eighth School and town and to those in their individ . 4A—■ WDRC—The World Tonisht American Intervention if they send upset the .delicate efforts now At«pateh*« btrtln «r* Al»o r*»trv*d the beneficiary of the unprecedenl- ^.W liAY—Betty Kimball WPOP—Mfxlern Sound* to a tight insi^'ertoop "against the their ".volunteers” into Egypt. jackets. Passengers’ jackets were ment i* the fart that Britain and eep extension of the ' Kisenhdwer about people ao it works out eveh. UfUifi's District and 'ice versa. ual districts, and, certainly, we • iS*— being made by the U.N. to move Pun »enitc* oUeni ol N. E. A. 8«r*- I On account of this demarcation would not want to dispense with $fiop At Gaudet's—It Pays WCCC—Record Review W R A Y—NlRht Watch full opposite-control■ ■ by the pilot.” .2. Or he could — as he did — bright orange. power. . W k NB—P.M. into the Suez Canal area and as France split off from theÛnited However, here are some extrav.sr.a „,.^rlaps and the services of these r en so long ^ WTIC—Radio Lane WTIC—Star* In Action A statepieliit- said the horizontal throw the weight Of the United 'liie Italian line has denied that <ûbl»h This places a handicap on each ______^ , ,VH*y-Mlrht Watch XIO__ nf hallimnre, parachuted to ---- *»^ ll{n*iiy ASr*SSiW.^ raadinj malt«i Bni this WST noi Jy.' any means IXtDGE 3 FI JIG USED AT GEN- district a* tr) the location of fire of the entire totyn andtown gov • W POP—Bob and Ray — Only—time' will .show whether to To* Uaacbeitar EvciEvenUia Herald. But the slati.sUrs themselves ^ ^ ■ G S l Q a . ItlA — l!—Robert McCprfhIck ■ai/ety. this choice wa.s the wiser one or Columbia, Pa„ Noy. 15 (/Pi —. RUMMAGE the first piece of di.smtegrnlioi)disintcgralion jravc many angle.x. ERAL CUSTER'S LAST STAND. 4,1 hoii-sps to best .serve all .sections ernmcnl, and. furthermore, could 1 WHAY" Reconl^ Radio WDRC— RU*s N a i^ lo it a Cheekingito iiit Dtaplay advm utna cioaino hour*: probably be riided considerably by ] WCCC—Record Review ' WfXJP—Modtraif Sounds In the crash of the first sea- whether, since Ei.senhower left ob Water from a flre-sprlnkllng and death for NATO. That came Bu.sh and Dodd .shared almost SNAPSHOT OE A VER'V SHY' , of the town most expeditiously, KOBdASN^l p.m. Prlday SKIN . DIVER...... 5 ...... REAR VIEW-OF [w hereas if this partiei-.lar part of various organizations in town. In | . WKNB—Kvciilne Senerntle master 11 months ago, control scure how thi.s country would back system ruined 72.000 pairs of 1 p.m.' Monday, over a year ago. when France he- ; ‘ he same number uf votes . WTIC—iu«0 Radio Lane WHAY-Offght Wnlch trouble sent the plane into a shoes at the Beacon Shoe Manu SALE y—1 p m Tuesday. A POSTAGE STAMP LICKED,ia’ WPOP-rMUstc and New* WTIC—New* By choosing to work through the counts which give them a receipt for every ' ■hArpens. wdth a —dramatic raw and told NATO afterward. So far , .statistics, taken by them- tion of the fire departments so that citywide planning for com sored, all in all leading to better ' W DRC—New* A W eather New Trial Airing U.N. and avoiding provocative the purposes of NATO were ■ selves, form a pattern of a strong- light statistics Ijlts th* thing back WPOP—Modern Sounds payment, phis d saving in time and energy* going on between the arrival and morale and efficiency among the ; W 4\wrcnce W ellc\ sures this country of allies if it have no right to be in Egypt we all owe our appreciation and 1 1:30- WHAY—Nila Watch old "G. Rogers, convicted of slay gets Into the fighting as a result tl.ing like this had not conib-along 50.000. Where Stevenson ran 77,- self in 1952, then as candidate ured on a water use basis even at • \MIAY—DinnrtJ. D ate \ ' WTIC- Slarliglit Serenadt For tha most deUciousVhanksRivinK get du$ before Russia can use their gratitude to these companies and ing a woman in a package store of a U.N. demand for military 'to prove that coalition comfnqn votes behind his 1952 vote, Dodd for Congress. This comparison be the present time. WCCC—Good K ^ ln * Good ttii*le WpRC-Night Owl holdup in West Haven in 1953. preseneVsthere as a pretext. this is one way that it can be ex- , • WKNB—Alan Bro^ X action by its members in the Mid capons or roasters, please order early. purposes, directed against one par-^.’’^*' only, 52.Q00 votes behind Rtbi- tween Dodd and Dodd shows a In .addition to the above, if the Rogers w*as sentenced to death pressed. In iinit.v there is strength, ■ WTIC—L* t Do It X dle East. A ddition al It is regi^Bt^bIe, but clear, that toff's 1952 vqte. Or, taking the drop of some 5.000 in his county town had the duty of providing fire ‘ WDRC—Cnv I.ombardo tlcular peril, are always tempo and under consolidation. I believe, but Judge Smith ordered a new Maybe Eisenhower's choice is Russian "volunteers" have as much vota. for congressman-at-large as vote this tlrhe. This was a-county protection within its area, it could / W l'O r —M«'l Allen trial on the grounds he was denied rary, always short-lived, always the closest indicator o f\ the which, as.recently as 1954, was so furnish the same protection as is that the volunteer companies 1:45— Peath Claims the best way to go about it. Only .right to be in Eg>pt as the for would be strengthened. Certainly WHAV —Dinner Date constitutional rights during police Irevilably knifed by the particular straight party vote involved’'''in split - consciovis and Dodd - consci now being afforded just as cheap, . W Ct'C—G ood Kvenln* Good Mu*lG questioning. Judge Smith said the Rus.slans know the answ’er. to mal armies of Britain apd France. no one would want to take any • WKNB—Serenade both elections, Dodd ran 50.00U ous that It enthroned him as its and in all probability cheaper, than Rogers’ confession, which was that. But neither the U.N. nor the B a n kin g purposes of the individual mem w rit'-Thrr.' Sur Rxtra In fact, if the United is now being done by the districts. thing away from them. i E^-Queto, 72 Russians nor Americans know at bers of the coalition. votes ahead of Kuta this time greatest vote-getter of all tithe, ■ \\ n n < '—Iri.woii Thom a* iis^ as evidence in his Superior followed its own formal whereas Ribicoff ran only 40,000 enabling him to run ahead even of With very little cost, the whole Christie F. McCormick. ! WPOP—Meet the Artist Court trial, waa involuntary. this moment how far Eisenhower An alliancg of nations against a 1:00—\ would go to back up the U.N. votes ahead of Pribyson in 1952. Ribicoff himself. Restiog of these North end of town oc.ld be brought , WHAY- Knr-.r«' Theater Cannes, jâpee, Nov. 15 State''s Atty. Abraham S. Ull- quently repeated commitments hi. The famed leaning Tower of The President ha* a habit of be th* Near East, which were that it always written Or. on the Republican side. Bush Hartford County comparisons, we into the same orbit of. insufanc* WCCC—Gnod Lvening Good Music Ex-Queen Elizahfth of Greece, a ihan sought a new hearing on the rating as that of the Smith Man Pisa in Italy leans about 14 feet W KN B—K\ . tiinf: Serenade ing vage at his, news conferences. H ou rs In the most temporary kind of ran 72,000 votc.s behind Sacllak in would still conclude that there was . WTIC -Dirk Rtirtel ju d o 's decision, claiming that the would defend whichever party was 1956, as against 42,000 voles be a slight,cdge taken off the Dodd chester fire iistrict merely hy con out of perpendicular. greal-granddaughtî;^ of Queen But Ijis meeting yesterday with in k . w r»R C — Amo,* «nd Andy judge’s finding of facts was wrong attack^ by the other, the United V hind Sadlak in 1952. appeal as he ran for the Senate, necting the two water systemsNl' WPr>l’—Fulton L c\m « Victoria related to htpsl of Eu or incomplete. reporter* almost at the moment There Is, only one kind of alli U. M 5 - reports from Moscow said the States would have had its military The two acts of .statistics we and a slight edge added to the consolidating the two departnents ^ • WHAY Tb«ali*r rope's royalty: died today after a ance or trea'ty organizstion which have pre.sented so far more or appeal of Bush, and that the one and establishing a central alarm W(\'C—Goitd ICroninc Good Music „ •. I IT .. m, I »T J Egyptians were requesting Rus- force in Egypt weeks ago, defend GENERAL Turbo Hi Bulk long illnes.s. .She was 72. H o s p ila l I. n it fra a n INaincn *iana "volunteers"— may have set 1 as a chance of hîng worth any le.ss neutralize each other. has- worn slightly less well than system, and with presen! day im- 1 W KNB —All*'n B roun ing Egypt against attack. That Perhaps one final group of side- the other. -. „ provementa in telephonic com- ! WTIC -Dbk Burlel ■ She had enlerpft the MeHijien — - X , a new record for ob.scurity. thing. That ia an alliance which is , W D R i’ —Ani'-'s and Andy clinic last July with a heart Ail commitment we completely ig SERVICE ORLON SWEATERS . WI»OP—Kd. I*. MoiRan Berlin, Nov. 15 i/pi CThirles V. j He was asked what this country not against any particular nation, 1:S0— ment.' She sank into a ooma thib, Wynne, administrator of Water- ' would do If the Russians sent "vol- nored, preferring to work through Days AT A Call Beautiful, easy to rare for orlon sweaters in lusciou* WH AY Knroi o Tin alor but against war. It' is a -t^reaty Nlghta Ww Ifw Plus Part* week and licr doctors gave up hope 'h.ory Hospital, has been named *-unteers" into Egypt. His answer; th* milder procedures of the fall and winter shades. Wonderful for Christmas gifts. i WiM'C—d Kveninc Good Mu ic for her life. pi'saident pf the Connecticut Hos t Believe. . . it vwould be the duty which is not just against one war, TEU MI S-S482 Sizes 34-40. WKNB —KveninK SerenadA United Nations than to undertake The Bank that gives y o u PLANNED SECURITY • WTIC—Now.-a of fbr World The daughter of King Ferdinand pital Assn., succeeding Andrew of the United Nations, which but.against ail war. It is a treat)* White, pink. blue, red, black, navy, turquoise, charcoal, W nm*—Bine CroNbv Blunielythal, trustee of Norwalk FRIDAY a unilateral fulfillment of what WPOP—Gubrlcl lleatler and Queen Maria of Romania, would include the United States, to oiganization _whicft functions not laurel green, and beige. Ho.spital. V The Association also oppose such 8n>ffort. . ' had been our 0^71 definite military B ) S 45— Elizaeblh was the divorced wife of in behalf of the special interests ' Wli7\Y— Fnmih* Rnynry the late King George II of Greece. elected Robert'C. Kniffen. man Vague on F o i^ of Oppoaltlon pledge. . \ViVi*~(.Inort Kvonins-Good Mu.*JC ■ But oppoae how":- By making ROGER OLCOTT of any special group of nations, Wrought Iron Rollings SEIP-ON 2.98 WKNB—Dinner Dato .She had lived on the French aging director of New Britain W T K '—One Mnn f Fam ily Riviera since 1948 ' ------^------jjeneral Hnaplttal aa. its preaidenl-; ■.paecheit. merely approving pious 403 West Center Street M ltch^ but oh' behalf of mankind. WOni'— R Murrow elect. resolutions, or by force if neces 7853 to procure peace and justice for Porch Columns WPOP—Kav It With Mustc Her adopted son. prince Marc, The Association held its an- In these post-war years, every For your Banking CARDIGAN 3.98 nual meeting yeatttOt;^y. sary? He w a a asked what form a " parties concerned. It still it. ■ :UO— wa.s at her bedside when she died. ounce of effort and loyalty we have . WHAY—polka Pprt^' It wa.s Vannounced last month : But, unless that way to peace VALLEY WELDING CO. Sage-Alien, East Hartford, is open Tuenday through WCt*C—G»Jod Good Muaic put Into the United Nations ha.s , Far Free CaUmata Call Saturday 9:80 A.M. to 5:80 P.M.; Friday until 8:50 P.M. WKNB—fMatter Party that the ex-q'ueen had adopted the and justice ia accepted, immedi , WTH' C.iliiurslepvi' ,33-year-old Frenchman Marc de paid dividends, and helped build | OUatonbory ME S-tllS ' WI>B«:—R g Le>u* ately and fully, Ky Britain' and Favrat, who had been.chief of her security not only for ourselves ; X Convenience . . . WPOP—Detective France, unless the presence of ag- civil household. Tbe adoption waa m m m approved by the head of hef greaaion on Egyptian soil is but for everybody. ' | Tefevision Pfoerama The energy and effort we have family, the House of Hohenzollem* •rased, Russia will have both a Sigmaringen,' . put Into all our speciaL coalition ! On Page “Two pretext and a compulsion to act One of /the ex-Queen’s aiiters, alliances around the world, begin- | I in the situation. That would end the former Archduchess Ileana of up with us fighting with one set nlng with NATO, have produced i Austria, now lives in the United nothing we can rely upon, and | ALLIED TV SERVICE ' States at Newton, Mass, pt aggressors, whose act qur policy t , . . . . . h^ve actually created peril, as j I East Branch SrANCHESTPR haa condemned, against another SENSATIONAL D to 8 when NATO armies we help build 1 m g C O Hoase Call . Hutiiiiig Balloons aggressor, who for adl his black ^ l . 3 v miia Farts READ THE RACE IS ON FOR THOSE FAIRWAY VALUES! eventual purposes, has just as up break the peace .we said NATO w'oufd help keep. BU 9-0080— 9 a.m. In 9 p.m. Hartford, Nov. 15 (Sh — Kevin much Vight to be in Egypt as have Mcmbrr of Farlory Thom. 12. wondered what happena Fairw ay If NATO ever was the keystone Roodpil' Klfrtronic TrrhRiri*n* '■X' Britain and France. WASHER VALUE i to balloons once sent alojCt. 'He Reg. Priced ■We have to get the first two of American foreign policy, and . found out yesterday in the mall; THANKSGIVING FIXIN’S ê_are afraid it was. It was a key-- S open Two_weeks ago Kevin bought a _®Bt_lf_.weu-wpnLto -be.-sure -of • • y • • o ' o o " balloon at a footb'air game; Ue "aP DORMEYER CHROME MIXER ... . . ,55.95 37.95 N O W ^ E N keeping the third out without a stone which was certain to col • • • • jtached his name and address to it NAPKIN^ CUT-OUTS lapse. And today, as we see with GENERAL HAMILTON BEACH MIXER ...... 42.50 world war. The first units of the • o b o ‘o 000 • • • • 1 with a note asking the finder to TARLECLOTHS SEALS 29.50 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE U'iiited Nation* Police Fore* have rejoicing that Russia's own coali • o o • TV SERVICE ■ reply. In ye.'derdayls mail came a HOT and COLD CARDS tion in answer to the NATO • b • • • • • • • • • • • i short letter saying: "This paper WESTINÔUSE STEAM IRON ... . .15*95 10.95 mad* a symbolic arrival in Egypt. . Days e g AE A CaU I was found in tlie woods of Englcr CUPS Tkere ia no real excuse the %itish coalition is also collapsing, we •••••• Night* w £ *9 3 Pins Parta wood. N. J.. Nov, 11.” It was NOVELTY WARING BLINDER ...... 39.95 31.95 MONDAY UirM FRIDAY and French can offer humanity ought to “begin to admit that the ••••••••••A’ TEL. .MI 8-.'«8* I signed by Francis R; Seymour of Our collapse on our side Is equally in- • • • • • • * I Englewood. CANDLES MIRRO a u t o m a t ic 8-CUP PERC. .12.95 9.9S for delaying their own departure. â e w ' 9:00 A.M. to * C 0 P.M. It they depart, any military action eiitable. It la about time we snap ROASTERS Prices 4-QUART MIRRO COOKER ...... 13.95 10.95 In the area, from any quarter, ped out of the Achcson-Dulle.s ad 'V SKEWERS Talk would have to be against the diction to nineteenth century s p o t l ^ T ■ASTERS AND MANY, MANY MORE. United Nations Police Force, there coalition power politics, and did lA K EW A R E Turkey by almost unanimous vote of th.e more to build our own security SO many HtiQiofiCt features BOTH United Nations, instead of against and everybody else's in the one a.m. a small the British and French, who have trea’ty organization which does IF irs HARD TO RND GINGERBREAD BOUSE been- ordered by an equally pre have some chance of lasting, the at a price so low depog; THURSDAY and FRIDAY ponderant vote of the United Na United Nations. Fyll-vvicffH 49*11< P t., I I O ’ M W' f < I- ^ tions to get out. The latter kind to freeier. s'rif f WE HAVE IT! of attack would divide the world, Just A Dupe? o. EVENINGS even though we .eided with the AUTOMAriC WASHER There were few Republican uiill hold British and French. No one, in our candidates in the recent election, CAKE FORM opinion, would dare attack the from President Eisenhower down, It'8 the greatest appliance bargain I I L -.i-t . ■ 8 0 6 to 8 X United Nations Police Force. • who did not advocate revision of at the year! This quality-built Easy S q u a r e All aluminum. our immigration laws to eliminate Automatic gives you faster, cleaner -: Keystone Of Sand F o 11 • w I d t i' PERCALE Made by Mirro. ■the restrictive 'injustices of the APRONS washes with less w rrirt' . • i ■ ,14 Planned Security Services; Your Savings Eat*n strong oiid v' j 'i policy. , sympathizera.l.t oan'find, and try , 'i * 1 7 7 7 7 '■ê wjorryî* late and outdated, ing to havg them' say that they • Savings Accounts * School Sax-ings NOW OPEN TONITE and FRIDAY TILL • Banking by Mail * Christmas Club and the reassurance is false. Both efavor. .Ub.ii^âligation of the immi MG NEW 10.8 CU. FT. Modal 4MII are based on a refusal to' admit gration law and have been work e. Safe Deposit Boxes ' * U. S. Savings Bonds I . •... certain fundament^ facia and pat ing for that end. After a few • Savings Bank Life Insurance ' - AND YOUR OLD VVASHER terns of history. This refusal to" hundred of them have done this, • Tax and “Vacatibn Clubs face the, facts of history t* noth- any proposal to liberalize the im- • Home Improvement Loans • Personal Loans • • A A • • «• new. It involved'in the imigratlbn law w-jll, to the' satis • Loims on Real Estate ‘ • Dollatersl Loans a Travolera Cheques ' a Rsgigter Checks 'Current Annual original creation of the North At faction of Congressman Walter at Dividend Rate T H I f a m i l y - s iz e HOTPOIMT 1.95 lantic Treaty Organisation, which least, , be a strictly Communist A A A.A 'A • • • '# • • • • A «’ a A A A A A A~ AT A FAMILY tUDOET PRKi NATIONAL BANK ia aomething j thla country would proposal, and aifybody who sup' -A -A A A.A A .a ' a a n A A A'A' A A A » M A A A A A • • aavwT- have .pionAared U—it—had- ports any proposai-Jto-r9ViM-_tbg: OF MANCHESTBt •bl* to look at the situation law •will either be a Communist S IE TH IS DRIAT MIW IAIY Iff ACriON NOW! widi perapecUva .tastead of wjith himself or an ignorant, dupe o^ 595 MAW STREET 3 m Ik* urgancy of what it] felt to ba a, the Communists. avings ancliester' • 7- -X tamporary amergancy. We presume that the decenciee' TOLLAND TURNPIKE *'A Greater Bank f^r Greeter ManekeOet^, NATO, btaii when Itf wag 0 the eituation will require that MAIN OFFICE 923 Mux, V EAST iisANCH Vrt 7 f (■ Lf r -fifpf MANCHESTER-^MI 9-4.521 i ‘ 975 MAIN STREH MfNCHESTER. CONN. was aascntially President Eisenhower, who just OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 OP^N 9 A M fo 7 P M OPEN 9 A. M. to 8:30 P. M, poww pbUUca al- got a few miUioa votes, ahau not ISOAkST. WATKINS RLDG. .RHONE Ml 9.ASM 'V. i' : / • . 7 V'"- j : ’ -jf,* ■ i t N lEVlENING HERALD. UANGBESim'CÎlKw TO KOVEMBER 18. 1986 lO klSm TSB XVtNmOvBERAU>,ilUNCBSSTBR«CQIOt; TRPRSDAY, NOVEMBER it, 1958 PAORiRI I ' I -i " ■ • - f- I • • ...... - I ■ ■ iirrn" ' - - aasb ' rTT^-r.-'••■„'>. •■■.: .■ ■ ^ -■ • .'• /*. ■ ■ '• ■■ • '-y^ ’• ••■ ■- \ \\ •' - .K ' I' . y • t ■ 1 V&'it ■ -f .>^7, .>•**• - : ■ • ,r

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' r •.‘ i f .v^ , { «W» liANdkESIÎt llvANINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O ^ - THURSDAY, NOV^BER 15, 195« Section Two THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1986 Pages "IS to 2 ^ rAOB rotJBTEEN Jiahrb'tBtFr lEnentng Ifpralb -r X ' \ 99 Nathan Hale PTA Local Bar Assofiidtion Votes WSGS to Hold Serve tte best “ Serve Grand Vnion-Backed By Bond Panel Hiseiisses Annudl Fair at . HSlyei’^â rtt, Form >r To Offer Consulting Service . 'V Rending Nfeeds South ChtU'^^h *At M eeting o f / S M F t ) i . UtfLversity The Mdncheater Bar Assn, voted^' The action by the Bar group Dr. Leonard Jell. State conMul night- to set up a free' weekly ' waa taken at an association dinner ■‘Ch’riatm ar Tree Ttfwn." airmual Tonlpht’a annual, meeting of tha»be aaked to vote on eight agenda tant in reading, aiid Engliah, head •qlfing- service on legel prob-: meeting at the Hillcreat Restau- fair of tha 'WSC9 of the South, , Hartford. Nov. 15 i.f>—Hartfoyd'^^ct the new and growing naada South Mancheitei* Fire Dlatrlct l'*^*'*'*- ed a~panel. "Meeting T o d a y ’a lems/Hiaanned b.v local attorneys, rant in Bolton.- The 'vote folloxlied Methodist Churdh, will open its. will become the home of a g r e ^ of a ^ p id ly developing urban area, pt the Buckley School may he the In order, they are; . - Reading .Needa.‘>’. held laat night A tty .n e ^ rt Uot4on was named! a short discuaaton. doors Dec. 5 ,‘at <11:30 a.m„ and new center of higher educatlon4o ^ Plaitii are now being atudletf to 1—To take action on the rar , m.. chairmpn oL. The committee to Guest speaker at the meeting be known as the University of -corapTetA; the first phase of con- "A lafge.t auch gathering in SMPD porU and rfcc^meildatlona of Nathan Hale School by the handle arran g ^n ^ ts for the serv- was Whitney Jacobs, police re continue until 8 p.m. Hsrtford, on fuIflUment pt plans | structlon Xoic Uao Institutions hiatory. *' Diatriot oflflcera. ice by Judge Wesley C. Gryk, porter for the The Manchester The ChiHstmas Uieme . will 'be, announced today by Johfi G. Lee: py 1959. archlMctural firm Of Each membei' of the p a n e l, usid and booths, dining room and - It may aI*o be the laat. if it ia 2—To aee whether the DiArict through experience In hia own field president of the locXi.Bar Assn. Evening Herald, who a]^ke on and Allred C. FuHey. chairman Moore * Satoury of West Hart- not adjourned early because of a n ' vote tb tranaêf Ita aaaeta, 11a- . Gordon wilt- conaultNvlth other I "Public Relations and the Legal tearoom will be decorated in sea espectlvely of tbo governing; ford Is develmtnf Oampus and of endeavor,. mada.Yalmibia .!. ------. ,-----.------1-Profession.” • sonal greens. - _____ ^ < overflow-crowd. ; bllltiea and olyl^tiona^ to* the trlbutions. lawyers in town'and hopeS->ta have ■ Profession, rP^.i W illvtl, .t^ llege—and., building -daalgnaXPrtorlty will be The meeting, i* acheduled for,* rules governing the opei'atl»o_ of 1 Jacobs aaked that more informa- A cafeteria' luncheonw ill be H artt College of MuMc- The 150 gjyen to the housim of engineering a-’clock. . . 3—To see if the Dlatrict will ac- H ^rnn ^rT Im e^ '^ t a*r V so ^ ce ready for approvalSv; tlon be given the public on the served at noon, in Charge of Xhe acre p r^ rty on Bloornfield;Ave-!a„d business admhjistraUon de- X, /\ t i Story Group, for holiday shoppers (. ' George W. C. Hunt. D iatric tP T O V ia lo n a of "An Ordinance stressed the need for children ! local attoi'neys next week. 'JtW, the legal profeasion and nue in Hantford and West Hart- j partments and to a niqslc and fine Commissioner and treasurer, ex- Incljudlng the SMFT5 Within the together- at thei. Oenerally. the service would at- m««iS!lurcs .fpr reform, of the legal and. local business people. The' ford, recehtly acquired by Hillyerj arts unit consisting of gUkaarooma, pressed the opinion oif .the Com- JtH^sdlctioh of the Town Fire D*'i 1 level 'l*mpt to furnish advice to people ayatbqi. He thought this would tearoom will be-open from*l:30 to College, will Be the site of the uiil- ■studios, and admlniatfativa of :\ ^^..ioners today when he 'aai^x|artment" and cease to exist chamberlain. PHn- on how. to handle their legal prob im p ro ^, lawyers' relations' with 4 p.m. Tea delicacies Will be served versl^. I fices Also to be included . In the AN GRAND UNION lems. the public!. by the Willing "Workers Group. A charter for the new university early plans will b'e an auditorium lS ;r,rm e T tiS “ we‘ e v e rh a ? -^ ^ t - T o taie action on aP'P>opH-' X d X T e r^ b ig ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ....»-----X•xr A holiday smorgasbord, featur will be ■ requested from the Con-i suitable for important musicalNjuid TURKEYS ar* Top pudity Voters will consider w rfr.- or , atlÊ T-d.^ \ ing at least 25 different dishes, nacticut State General Assembly 1 other cultural events, thus m ee^g U. S. GevommoRt not to join the Town FiTe Depart-1 will be served between 6 . and 6. when it Convenes In January. Ap- a long-felt'need in the community, ment. peri^. (three months with con-1 e a ^ child and MMH Initiates Area Survey The .Stanley Gt*oup, which Js serv plication for-a license to operate Ample parking facilities aitfl ap- lR«pRC»od-qr4 GrodRd 16 to .. Asked how he yiOught the meeting this, has become quite famous aa the Unlx’erslty of Hartford was proaches to the site by main high- 8to Uonts^êi^T " “ "“ ''""lco^surt«n? of Ea^^^ apokf | for its delicious variety ot'Yoods. made today to the State Board of-^^v-ays will provide easy accesa to Evtry Turkay It Fully Claanad Ih'g.might go. he said it mightjhave 5-: To vote » 2 .v ^ for the pur-1 h_«r_work in Grade^^^^ 16 Ibi. 26 lbs. to be-adjourned and held later if It is at this time, that Interest in To Learn Views on Services Reservations for this smorgas Education. ] the university. , V " •. and Raady to Cook too many show up. chafte of the Plnb St. flrehousc. worthwhile reading is cultivated, bord mav be made by calling either Lee' said, "The federation, of j — ------"BaclterB of consolidation ma.v housing-the central alarm system. Mrs. Neil "Paterson. 104 Baldwin these two established ihstittltions MOMi fm n OtTAINAtU fi-To authorise the District she said. A survey of public opinion con-' "Would you go tp the Manche.s- ^ AMYWHiMI have overdone,jt in preparing for i The development of study akills ceming lhe< adequacy of the serv- ter Memorial Hospital now if you j' Bd... or the churph office, lays a solid fcmndatlon for a major Festive Service tbe meeting.” fie speculate ' through the use of reference ma- ices of the Manchester Memorial needed general hospital care?" ji Mrs, Virginia Beggs and Mrs. ' Ruefully, he said,' "So far. we tion of tax revenue. Charlotte Cloutier are co-chair new university will be a powerful 7—To elect officers for the com . terials, table of contents, diction- Hospital is underway this week in "From what you know, or have 1 01 Thanks Slated y*- •eem to have received very little ary and vocabulary guides,are part the area served by the hospital. It heard, do you think the hospital is | men of Chrlatmas Tree Tbwnr Mrs. force in maintaining the industrial, support" in opposing eon.snlida- ing period.^ ». Lois Stroud is booth chairman. educational, and cultural leader , 8 —-To transact any other prop of the program. Paul Kirkscium. is being conducted by the Com- managed efficiently?" | A feative aelrvica of Thsjiksgiv- ’■i tion. "But the matter is now in prlnel'pal. Canton Elementary munity Relations Committee re- .Mrs. Lera Edgar, treasurer, and ship, of central. Connecticut.’’- p itlieiiuti tuiik Ctotati^Spaia^ Q iuuitaM if Sauet er business. T>o you think Manchester Me-. Mrs. Alice Richmond, in charge of ing will be held at the- South the hand.s of the Voters." V- ' Officers seeking election include i Schoolk, explained the purpose of • cently named by the Board of Tins- morjal 'Hospital is large ‘enough Fuller stated, "The formation of Methodist Church Sunday at 3 See Move t'nsoiind Now publicity. the University of Hartford is an «,int whose term is ending So far Intelligence and afchievement tests, ( tees. and well enough equipped to serve The names of the booths and p.m. 'This la the fall children's SMALL LIAN — MILD CUM The Commissioners have taken Wnnam* no one Is ooDOsing The former test is given as a C, Elmore Watkins, president of adequately ail who may apply for historic step. It will enable the-two vesper service. , " the position merging the SMFD as -i.s known, no on s PP R means’of .S.tsrminino-determining w what h s t sa child the bniihitnlhosjiital boardboard; said the survey their: managers are as 'follows. colleges to serve their purpo.ses with the tdwn'a "psper" Are de him as. a candidate. care?" Apron Park, Mrs. Adrianna Cobb: . The children’s choira, under the Also,'a District tax collector will is capable of absorbing. is being conducted by means of a "Do you Hunk th a t Manchester Korner. Mrs. Dorothy more effectively and tt will play an direction of Donald Q. .Reiff, stu partment is not a good move at i The latter test tells what has questionnaire being mailed to some Memorial Hospital, should be en important role In.- meeting the dent minister, vi-ill sing in the Serv present. be elected, to replace retiring been learned. Mias Genevieve 4000 residents of Manchester and Wann-. Christmas Tree Shoppe. greatly increased demand for Thomas Weir.- larged and modemiced to. meet the ice. The Rhythmic Choir of Cen The.v feel more study should be Scannel. Manchester's reading aurrouding towns, Mrs. Carolyn 'Geer; North Pole h i^ e r education in this area.’’ ter Church, directed by Mrs. Clif given to the idea, and Are protec The flelspitBl re- Helen Dunstan. open fpr other qualified education yesterday, six men had announced accomplishments Reached in h^r cessional, accompanied by the Are proter'tlon - to outlying areas field of endeavor. can continue to prove its value to | J"*''!” P f ; Brownie Workshop,' Mrs. Mary al Institutions tojoin in the enter choirs.. — - with the existing equipment and ! they would seek the job. A question and artswer period community,w.i,J iLit nv...... serves ..only1.1. by ex-|P"^ I - . , . ^ , ' Samuelson: . '*Twinkle » . To Toe and Dane* prise. Thanksgiving will be the theme •taff. I Tax f'ollertor randldatea-, 1 pending and modernizing its pres-iexpenses have Shopped Mrs. Muriel Towle: Shaok ; followed the disc0.ssion, been met Both colleges will maintain of the service throughout and Hunt'.s statement about barkers I But Leonard W. Ta.vlor. flJ, A brief buslne.ss meeting con- ent facilities. j • Trash Sfid Treasure, Mrs. Ethel academic Identity within the uhi- traditional music of the season of consolidation "overdoing" it 1 Cooper St., one of the six, has an- "One of the most significant rea-1 Participants in the poll also are | Hildebrand; Kris’ Personal Shoppe, veraity. Under the governing board no'dneed he will not r»tn. I docted by Mrs. James . Hall, pres- sons for this." the letter reads. "Is: a.xked if they think charges a t . for men and boys. Mrs. Cyhthia will be used.' Kenneth Miller will PorilM Pm Um evidently referred to the League iden't-h Waf held before the panel; • of the university, each college-wiil be the organist, and the Rev. of Women Voters campaign to en retain ita board of trualees, id- Percy F. Smith, associate minister list-voting strength for consolida Pir ministration and faculty. Existing pf the church, will lead the serv lb . lb . tion at tonight's meeting. war affiliations in either' college with ice. ■ * • The L.eague hi.s distributed .VOOO 'ray ; other local edtu.'atlonal institutions SUU. urging voters to attend the meet Children and their pa'rents In SHANK HALFaV^ , 45» l U T T H A L F ace I will be continued. the church and the community sre CUT w ing and ha . 69c Bazaar.” Unique gifts, delicious family, been a patient in the Man-"><ômplcted poll will be made pub- The League and the .Cqmniia- chester Slemorial Hospital?" I lie.- SUCED ROILED HAM...... '/a lb. 59e LORSTERS. Fra*h. Uv# ...... : ...... lb. 69c Bionera have ■" both isaued re- toods, and bargains for everyone Post Auctioneer I were at the gayly decorated - ThankegMf>9 mindera as to who esn vote. These TURKEY? P booths. to Mr. 'and Mrs. Charleii Ru.sso, include every registered voter Boston. Nov. 1.5 5 Birch St.: Mrs. Lena PRurrcocKtAU k "..var meetlnga have attracted only a Post as sn ares aome time airo aie ‘ P«rUcUlarly the crairmen of the Mefcier. 25 Highland Ave.. Rock- DISCHARGED TODAIf; Mrs. nunoussuNoeim hijidful of voters and have been in a Newton warehouse. They were boolh.s and events. Spent R o ^ rt Skinner. 21 Durant Dorothy DunkeK RFD 1. Andover; KO MINIMtM OuaCM^ MOUiaiO many hours in preparation for the ' gj . jL , McCallister, Talfcott- Mrs. Janice Carter, "Vernon Trail WHITE ONIONS lUfltMNi ‘<.V 2 1 ' held at the Spruce St. firehouse. appt-aised at $279,000. er Court; Mrs. Shirley Matthew- omr 1100 srtw.s acteco • A genda ’The newspaper's yacht. Baller Hollday Bazaar." which is the i p;iii,on, T?, iForest Toriuveoa aooN ASPAtAGUS SPEARS K ^ 41' Thoa* who attend tonight will ina. appraised at $17,500, will be annual big event of the Women's St.: Normijn Eaton, 29 Lucian St.: son and daughter, 56 Salem Rd.; Fellowship. Other organizations of Mrs, Rose Chapdelaine. IOI Spruce Robert Cornish. South Coventry; niiclinned, off at the Federal Build Mrs. Eleanor -Proctor, .50 Prospect PLUM PUDDING c . <.r49' ing on Nov. 21. the' church, the Co-Weds. Boy at.: Howard Slade, 150 Birch St.; Scout Troop 25, and the Junior Fel Robert Hkrdv, Storra; Rudolph St.. Rockville: Felix Zagora, 22 RG PUDDING c..^ !>- 49' No date has been set for sale Thompson St.. Rockville; Mrs. of the presses lowship, did much to assist in aev- Reich, 441 Summit St.; Beverly PREStRIPTIONS Evans. E*ft Hartford: Gary Kuhn, Marjorie Wemmell. 18 Main St.. g ^ W u h e s d a g DATE PUDDING c . 49' The paper suaf^nded publication i V.'.r'’Vvsm Dobsonville; Mrs. Mary Evans. 25 after publisher John Fox peti come a biggebigger and betten event 38 Morse iRd.; Miss Mary C. van "PREF, PICK-l’P each year, and ia planned so there Tries. 5 S- Grove St..•Rockville; N. Elm St.; Louis Monaco, 122 HARD SAUCE c . V.; 49' , AND DELn’ERY" tioned Federal Court for reorgan Florence St.; Robert S. Graals, 104 ization under the Bankruptcy Act, ia soiiiething for everyone in every Margaret Gonci. 22 West St,; Ger CRANRERRY COCKTAIL25^ and the three trustees tried unsuc> ’family. . ald Mello, 132 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Ridge St. 2 Ig PINE PHARMACY General chairmen for this year Alice Pagani. 10 Depot Sq.; Marion botf 27c M 4 CEN*TER ST.— MI B-MU cesafully to keep the 125-year-old Trinity Church on Broadway ] .Ifb tfosnalnii PENGUIN REYERAGES p.';;.;. morning newspaper in operation. were Mrs. Allen Belcher, Miss Ruth Karr, 30 Jarvis Rd.: Mrs. Anita 2^b. 1 Munson, and Mrs.-Poberl Barning- Fecitt. 92 Bolton St.; Thomas Wall Street in New York City, is | FRUIT CAKE hAHCTUNN pig. 1 .«9 ham. with Mias Gertrude Carrier aa Skinner, RFD 1. Rockville. said to have the most valuable | CHEDDAR CHEESE 69' I traaaurar.Mrs. Charles Baxter was 1 ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs, .Iphn piece of .graveyard propert.v in the ' F t N K r r t e ^ ^ in charge, o'f publicity, assisted by | Keefe. Hebron; Sebastian .Valvo, | world. Here many historical hot- | MUENSHR CHEESE \s. 53' : John Mortimer and Miss Jeri Mar- j 54 Edwards St. j ables including Alexander Hamll-; j L t L ' tin who did art work. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ton and Robert Fulton are buried. | RINDLESS SWISS CHEESE lb. 69' Week's Best Buy R iM tiS a ii AMERICAN CHEESE Pkf»ib. 29' IM. AT YOUR NEW NATIONAL SHOE STORE IN MANCHESTER STUFFED OLIVES alpr 25' lONELESS CHUCK OIOOMI OilMKIIWi PITTED dates lb. 29' DATE NUT KOLL • PI. ^37<> pif*29' FRUIT CAKE MIX lb. 39' 6 01. IrM nd Ruiiiitg HNGERFIGS pkg 23^ I lb. FRESH DATES Calrfantl* P»9r J T . CHOICE HATON'f SHELLED WALNUTS w . xfJ WALNUT MEATS GRADE OYSTER STEW lulk REEF your CRISP, tender:' PECAN NUT MEATS How can Golden West turkeys taste so much - RRAZIL NUT MEATS style b etter?. ■ WMVKST r tiC E YET U f TOWN <. ’ a— — I I ; I I I !■ • r L • sense Simple. Special breeding and grain feeding piro- , KRAFT duces a plumper’, broader-breasted, .“butter- THE SHWhlP BI'Y OF THE SEASON. i-0\VER THAN says ball” of a bird. , VELVEETA PREVAILING COST PRICES!! A rRE-HOUTDAV CtffM FHm s SAVINGS TO y o u . PEELED AND DEY’EINED chinchilla So, don’t take less'than the best for Thank|i^ ROA8T giving .. .. insist on Golden W est turkey. You^ Jml RMiHMd ! TWIN-PACK TOtTft your ’ family will be talking turkey for days after MIU) AND MELLOW CONTAINING GRAKD calf you serve it«.. it’s so delipious 1 KRAFT MIRACLE ITNION common SANDWICH EARLY MORN TTIUCBT completely cledned inside and out 1 JUMBO STALKS IN A SPREAD With Ballt-In Ora\7 Well sense large leg tendons removed for cfforlless i V . LARGER 8 IZE8 carving. RUIY RED 4 says • «. 23® S U K R I FLAVOR AVAILABLE FOR For Cocktella ^ J> r. 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P A G E SE V 19(TB 1 M PAGESXXitEII HgRALQMtj^CHESTBB. QOIW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15r 19B <■! ’ J Fruit Gakeâle- * w Yule Club Savmgs Editors Hear Su^lnvdsion Authof $50,000 Richer ' Near $l-1WiHion by 0 u b WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS Called Monumenii^Blunder TULIP TREE FARM MancheaUA’*Eteconomy will get a “ Opm^l^n Fruit- Cake," the For ‘Snapfinger Creek’ million dollar ahot in the arm when malh/ûnd-ralstng drive, of the Oar darkerii have been winners at tKe Boston Show In the Oeaa Chrlstmai Club checks are mailed Philadelphia. .Nov. 15 (>P)—TheY The-satellite and Iti succes loqal Civltan Club, is underway, Dressed Claes. Every year shewn. We prepare reEidy for ^ evaa. British-French ■ invasion of the sors— Blakeslee said, will de'Veliip dtt’ected by Chairman Lewis Gels. put by the town’a lour financial in- new knowledge about' the world, By GHARLBS MERCCR • It down. But Td Uk'e' to bring my atltutlona'Nov. 24. Suez Cenal zone was a '‘monu ■ \ ^ e club realized" $35 ' in *the 60c Lb. N . Y . DrtflMd Under 20 Lbs.—-Over 20 Lbs. SOe . New York, .Noy. 15 (JP»—William I mother to New York 'Jto, live here mental blxinder" that Increaaed the it’s sisc, weight and other measura- ftrit'Tphase, of the drive when ‘ A of the* three banks and. ments. - . / . .Yes! We Pall the Teadoas—Deliver In Maachester If Yesi Noble was having .-a Daiquiri for a while. She'i a widow. Her name the SRvt'nga and Loam.Astn.„ Inc., prestige of fcgypt'iah Premier Nas cakeg w*j;e'sold at a booth at the’ breakfaat. ’ > . {is Mra. May Hart and ahe lives in ser among the ArSb and Asian na Cannot Pick Cp Yonrself. reveals that $9^2.966 WaR savq(l In Mb}’ Anewer Fallout Qiirafloa recently 'Completed Products “ I never drink at breakfaat,” he i Spokane, Wash. She's never beeit; tions. thi AssoclstCd Press Manag “Alt. thla,” he said, “will m news Show. Raid, "but 1 need something to to New York and I want to bflng club accounts during the yeir. ^ ing Editors Assn, was told tod.qy. ’ FRANK HARAIURDA This is $232,966 more than was of tremendous interest to us all.’.’ For the balance oY^tha year, in- relax me. The tension all in ‘ her, here. And then I’d like,Ao'pay Max Harrelson, AP cjiief cOr- In addition, he said, scientists cludlnX'the holiday eeaspn, the ASH BWAMP ML, OLASTONBL'RY TlBL. MEdford S-t41S here.” He tapped hia stomach. ' [back Iran# Seiznick — ..you know, distributed to club members last lêapondent at the United Nations, year when, $670,000 was saved. will be able to deUtmine in great club has been divided intik.three, It waa quite imderatandable. He Irene Seiznick, the.i^roducer — told'the second session of the 4- measure the - answers to such teams, each with captains whdwjll was $50,000 richer than he'd been') $1,000 ahe gave me in 1950. It ' Howeêji. I the larger amount is day 2 w annual AiPME conference going to fewer people.'The survey modern puzzles’ as whether atomic be responsible' for siipplyihe cakes-|7 before the telephone rang the i was a grant, \vtth no string* *t- thai the'''v.Brltish-Fr«nch move fallouts' can be ab.sorbed In the for distribution as needed. {irevloua afternoon. The caller waa , tached. finb said I Should come to revealed 7.896 club mentibera tWa "probably result eventually In oceans of the world. year, compared with 8,560 in 1956. The captains will 'have 3 a representative of " "Kraft i New Ybrk to write. I want to pay their complete banishment as Also .oil the schedule were pan and S-potmd cakes for saLe' at $1 Theatre” (NBC-TV, Wednesday J it.back bo she can give It to some 'Ph7 Savings Bank of Manchester major influences in the Middle Anniversary Celebration Will distribute $207,483 to 8,071 els conducted‘by Randolph Nor-' per pound. EMch memhef' oY the eventnge), .Who Informed him that' other writer. It would be a good ton. of the. -Charlotte Observer, team sMiing the most cTake will re club members the. Manchester Booeta Nasser Prestige ^ * a committee composed of {nitic : idea to keep that $1,000 rotating” 'xshhtrman of the APMb newsfes- ceive a useful prize. The individual Walter Kerr, playwright Maxwell; ^nd what else? Trust Co„ $235,000 to 3,250 mem Harrelson, who led s tjlscussion, tures committee, and Charles bers: the First National Bank of selling the mostf poundage will re Anderson and actrcM Helen Hayes of the Middle East situajiop. said Henry Hamilton of the Richmond, 5 ‘ ■ You probably haven’t r'oom for Manchester. $133,000 to 1.200 ceive a special award. had adjudged, his drama, "Snap- it," he said, "but 'I wish you’d say the British-French move "senpus- Va„ News Leader, chairman of f *. finger Creek;” the beat of the year something good about the only members; and the Savings and jy damaged their relations With the APM Kôreigh News Com •UYS A FAWLQF HOSIERY - M k on that weekly dramatic program. Loan, $30,000 to 376 members. the United'States and undermined mitPee. \ MEN'S. WOMEN'S c^ CHILDRBN'S truly althiistiq^rganization 1 know >,Two days after the checks Thui the $50,000. of. It’s the hew drair.atista com their -positions sa Western cham- Taking part in the, newsfeatures i t r t a 7 Outwardly Calm totaling $902,966 are mailed on piohs of International law and , WITH AFURCHASVOF mittee. They help people who want Nov. 24. Christmas clubs for 1957 discussion were A. Vernon Croop, "I w,as quite calm 'about it.” to write playa. They don’t give you order. It Increased the prestige of SHOES, HANDIAGS or SLIPFERS will be opened at" the four InaLiW- Rochester (N.Y. I Times-Cji i o lyi Noble said. "Outwardly, that is. money, but they take an Interest Nasser among the Arab and Asian and Philip W. Porter, Clev'Martd $2.98 or OVER. The tension was all in here.” He In you. The real thing they do for tlons. nations. It »left a vacuum into Plain Dealer, / tapped his a tt a c h again. "I as you is to make you feel not quite which the Russians were quickly On the foreign news paWel were sured the Kraft people that I'd get eo lonely.. They donH get enough moving." Alfred Friendly, Wi credit." Two Here Enlist The explosion in the Middle and Times Herald. *rtd George up very preaentably\o accept the Noble attended the University East. Ha'rrelson Said, “was bound Beebe, Miami HerMd. check." pf 'Washington, served in the In Marine Corps to occur." - ^ H O E S Noble,,36, is a writer. The World Army, had a hitch as a Holl>'wood •Mf Israel hadn’t started it, ” he The U. S^'âvy once occupied being what it is, that means he has movie writer, taught playwriting Two Manchester youths, both said, "Nasser would have. Every the Baha^^ Islands. The *^’occu- Per bifcnnariee 881 MAIN ST known poverty and discipline and thing was pointed In that direction .loneliness. He has had faith in at the PRsadena Playhou.se tefore neW members of the klarlne Corps, palioWTissted for only one day, nMSicel tere, W' MANCHiSmi coming to New' 'York, He would began their recruit training since September, 1955, when the and/lne U. S. flag wasn't even CONNICTICUT MIBICAl SlkViei hiniself when the world could see hussiana made an arms deal with like to try some more TV dramas Parris Island, S. C. this weekv ' raised. That was in March, 1776. P.O. te a iai • h iw mavih v 1.AMD O'I.AKE8 no reason for faith, arid he con- were.' Egypt.” • atanlly wishes t® be a better "For Kraft Theatre.” TI.ey’re good Enliating on Nov. 9 werc.'John people to work with. They respect | L."suiUvan Jr... 18, son of/Mr. and ’The determinliig factor, Harrai- ■writer than he feels he is. A writers." i Mrs. John L. Sulliv.-’.n Sr^l.53 Lake .son added, "wss the Soviet^jdtffi- bachelor, he has lived in a Man culties in Poland and HupEfary.’’ '/7>ea// hattan cold water flat since IMO. "Snapfingjer . Creek" Was pre- | St.: and Richard L./Adams, 17, senled on "Kraft Theatre" ISRt I son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Apd, he said, "the prjnfipal fac- '‘Snapflriger Creek-" was his first the cease-fire and the 16 Oz, hour-length TV drama. Feb. 22i. Noble, says there really Adams of 32 Little St. The new tor In is a creek named Snapfinge' 20 Leathernecks aolecled to serve for ' agreement of Brijalh, France and Cans # W In the past three years he has a period of tWee years. j Is-ael to withdraw was not public OceooSprayCRANBEItlt^ SAUCE 2 written three plays while sup miles north of Atlanta. Ga.—a tiny rivulet. If you can snap your fin After r e c c in g the oath of en- pressure or U^CY PLUM PUDUING • xm 45c Noble admitted that he snapped parted for Parris Island for their; wepeTfirmly convinced Jhat Rus a producer hss taken an option on would move in and start a one play, still untitled, which he his fingers three times while I2^vceks of intensive training. crossing it some time ago. ™ s phase of Instruction com rail'd world war." UrneBuSlW Lb.B«g wrote in collaboration with James The Egyptian situation. Harrcl- PUBLIC MARKET ^5 DIAM0N^\VÂLNUTS 59c Leo ' Herlihy. Fortune is smiling.^ ./ pleted. Ihev will report to Cajw^ HIGH COST OF .TI.MF. Lejeune. N. C., for four w e^ s Of son said, is still "highl}' explosive." What is he going to do? ■'So much so." he qaid, “ that it 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET You’ll be glad you bought your turkey at First Food when you "First of all I'm going to pay Ijmcaster. Pa. i.’Pi Here is'an advanced training befof-e re Delicioils Lb,Bag ceiving their 10-day lepVe to visit could touch off a real war. WTien serve it and see how the family’s fact^’lights up. Here kre the grand MIXED NUTS 63c .off the income lax people. I'm not j item about the high price ^-tim e: EXTRA FAN very good at handling money and i A 17.5-year-oId ^graBclfather their families and friends. will the U.N. be able to get the est birds you’ve ever seen, the sweetest you’ve ever tasted, Catefully first of all I want to make sure j clock was sold at ajjCllon for police units out? And, if so, what raised for exceptional flavor, they’re Jalump, moist and heavy with s a f e t y ‘FIRST’ happens then?" they’re paid. 'I .don't care about | $1,320. Alton Blakeslee, AP science re tender meat. They come in all sizes and we’ve just the one you want, clothing and cars and that sort of Auctioneer Stanley H. Dietei- of Oklahom^Gity, Okla. liPt—The ------DROM EDARY Fruits and Peels— nearby L am pet«' said "I never sign paintdrs that put the safety porter. told the meeting the thing. But 1 would like a record launching of an outer space satel- player.” What else docs he want? heard'of eiich a/price even for the sign a highway on the north- Trip for Mother best of clocks/’ adding that a easL-êdge , Of Oklahoma City llt’e a year from now will permit L J J J'lfi "T h e rest sounds pretty corny,” good grandrather clock generally vyefent’ very alert. , scientists to "go beneath the skin of the apple on which we live." PLACE ÔUR ORDER NOW! Citron Peels ‘ j ™ 19 c Eemon Peels 19 c he said. "You may not want to put brings a /price of $7,50. They painted "BE ALRET.” /< l\ F O R THE WEEKEND

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1\ TURKEY TALK TO 75FAIP We’ll have fancy broad breasted U rds from North Franklin, Conn. Hens and large o n i> a t t v m L Toms the same grade as last year and the n a f^ ic A i years before.— Aim Land O’ I..akes qaiek U. S. GOVERNMENT CHOICE. TENDER. JUICY frozen eviscerated Hens and Toms. r . m m T H E ROASTS SIRLOIN STEAK l y - SHORT or "JUST H im " FLAVOR! ► •1 . V , YOUR CHOlpi; These delicious sieaks are P o r BOnOM ROUND, BliY ALL 3 FEATURES - SAVE 88' ■ Freshest meat perfectly fla ► cut from heavy choice corn vored with delicate spices makes F A C E RUMP SWEET LIFE Handy’s Pork Sausage the best ► fed beef.— Each steak is t 8 9 ‘ SWEET “ taste of the town’’ ! nicely trimmed. 'TENDER. LEAN. WELL-TRIMMEQ FREE! ► FISNSTICKS birds eye ' ^ EASTERN DRESSED LEAN« WELL TRIMMED; SMAU, LEAN4to6LI. 7-R IB ft, POTATO PATTIES BROCCOLI 'This offer ^ C U T ^ SPI POIUKR 3 H r : * c c Wh.n r«Hi EurchMe sweat Life expires t Pork Smoked ■EEF SANDWICH STEAKS Gvntilna S m o k e d PiGnics'^rh^K“'^'*’ 35c Sprtng ft 59c Wg. 49c MhihiKht, Nevember 17 Lb. U>4 teg Cy |nE« X . ____ . - pkJê 51.11 Sov« 26c ig,.;. s m r ] PRICE lU R G ,. S o v c 2 U ACT KEILBASA X"? ft?9c Xarhb Chop§ ft 69c 1 PRICE $1,16 Serve 41c b ir d s e y e g r e e n p e a s NOW Our Own Makoy 10 O*. Pkjti. FOR A NICE POT ROAST Our/Owh Make ■SWEET LIFE ORANGE JUICE - Pure Pork ITALIAN SAUSABE « o*. C ^ t ► ------...... *' ------■ SWEET LIFE FRENCH FRIES ! N T H E N E W Sausago * Holiday Fruits and Vegetabies^ » Oz. Pkg*. ► Boneless Chuck 65* Lb. lb FANCY LARGE ■ FANCY SkÊt > SWEET LIFE SQUASH' ■-Z CLOSE PACK! i< Pz. Pkja; ► Largo Link Lb. JiPICED JI ST BIGHTt E M P E B O K f . SWEET LIFE SPINACH/ Ipl'gi FOR THE OVEN, lONELESS ROLLED (Chopped or Whole) En4s fumbling and re* Sausasi Moat u h .^ Tangerines ' ” 49' folding . . . protects GRAPES2»29’ SWEETLIPEFRENCHGÊiNlEASl W N m MILK-FCD delicate wobd-amoked lb FANCY CALIFORNIA .flavor! Ruih|) Roast SWEET SEEDLESS ^ ^ Birds Eye VEAL Ruy Olio pound of Han* PASCAL MEAT PIES f ^ o r m h d u s c ,'_U V .* T . dy's Perk Sousdgo at Legs, Bump Lb. 49e Grapefruit 4'■'29' '■^-ipkiii'99c -M. FOR A NICE MEAT lo a f, CELERY 19- PIES PURE REEF FRESHLY GROUND 75c lb . and got Vx lb.' Shoulder ciiopiLb.59o strawberries 16 ®*. Pkg, ÛMfKlN pockogaôf Handy's Bo> MINCE tt) 4 Pk,;. 99 c eon FREE! apple LoiaChopr Lb. 69o Rich. Big Flavorful 4« Oz, LIBBY TOMATO JUICE Can 2 lbs 7 5 e BUY HANDY’S SAUSAGE WITH FREE HAHUY’S BACON Both Items For OUR OWN MAKE

White. 'Yellow Pkg. LOOK FOR THIS “ 2 for 1’’ OFFER AT YOUR GROCERS! SUGAR CURED Devil Food •r LEAN GROUND PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES • I FRESHLY MADE Handy’s Pork Sausage'is more flavorful because it’s made CORNED BEEF \ 6 Oz. with high-quality meats delicately seasoniid. “ Freshest” because ^ lb LAMB PATTIES I ‘ NESTLE MORSELS 2 Bag.i 39‘ * it’s made fresh daily in N^w England. You know.from experience^ Chuck Beef OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M.FRIDAY UNTIL ^ P >^ - the name “ Handy” on a pork product ineana pood edtthg. ( - Bill 25o SPANISH OLIVES i ;i STUFFED. OLIVES. Glee Club ■It 2 lbs $ 1 .0 0 u . ' Premier . .r . 7 ;T r; S-bt. Jar 45 2 -O X . J a t 17c Handy*s Boston is not M fat *. :ndt too 'lean Chuck Lb. 15a ^but deliciously in-between!" DILL PICKLES, J « - « .... 9*. SUNSHINE VIENNA FINSERS^ BAKER'S START YOUR FRUIT CAKE NOW! ■V llandy’s Bacon is finer textured and better flavored because KRAFT CHEEZ-WHIZ EDUCATOITC^X,...... Pitg. 33c * it comes from corn-fed porkera. Corn-fed pork is tastier, carries FANCY FRESH 1956 PACK! Vaailla I-en.. Bettis 16-bx. J a r 49 c - / r - ' 'X , ■ 1; t--.' leu fat It is cured and'amoked to New England tastes. / t. Buy Glocod Fruit in RuHi ood Save! ANNIVERSARY COpKIES £ x ^ fancy mixed fruit wtth plenty nt cherries,- glneed cherries (red nad green), ^neapplc, (red, greem yeUeir,* KRAFT VELVEETA 2 J b . L oa f ,89c- NABISCO . . . . : . .a . tb. 59c t e 'i chunke),'citron, lemon peel, orange peel, mi zte^in Strictly Frosb Gratia "A ^ I'bulk. n-hUe rntatnii. SwedMi aymp. PHIHebnry rye STQRf OF MANCHESTER 7 IN C ~ Swedizh petate leur. E « i }ry taste tells you it*s 3MY ^ " 646 CENTER STREET FREE oaiviav—TB-.MI 34MISt . , FLENTY OF FRK PARKINa Free .DUN ds with Register Tapesf .K U HANDY COMPANY' Iwiiue Mwea Pr«*e, CeW Ouk. leusaie a«M I . 'f* j . J ^ 1 V- * . i V"- .. 7 " v ‘ i: . , L V.- __ -J____ " f . U't '-c. ■ ■ /• ' •Jf JV ;.-0:^v.

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for the akatitig aeason which gave r Coywitry Directs Pl*y Boltbh 93 daya of akhting last year. Mem Mrs.Riiofoln berships will be taken, -."'•i Ftrenen’a Bail Bat I ’ ^ Y o u r s t . iSaU^Vaccine êeh Normal Well-Adjusted Students Goal The Firemen’s Ball will be field at the Rainbow CTub tomorrow with dancing from 8 p.m. .to 1 a.m. Session Sep; During Exam Of Guidance^ Director Says Proceed! will bene’flt tha .Volun teer Fire Department. Tickets are available from firemen or at the. New Haven. Nov. 15 UP) —; New For Sapird^ Bolton. Nov. 15 (Speciall—Mrs.fcluded Mrs'. G asprinôrra. Mrs. door tomorrow. i Haven County’s State’s attorney Gertrude Hitchcock,■ ‘ guidance dl- * Robert Treat, Mrs. Robert D. Val- ■ Turkey Supper Plans elisclosed yesterday that Mrs. Elea antine, Mrs. John Van-Zander, Mr* ' Ooi^ntryr Nov. 15 (SpeclaU“r rtcior at Manchester High School, Harold Williamaon, Mpa. Charles Mrs. 'John Erickson and Mrs. ■ÛTMits of high achool atudfenti nor Ruotolo, 33, whose six-week- Michael Goldanidfr are taking A i < r old daughter was:'kldnaprd and told the "PTA this week the goal Warren and Mrs. Edmund Pere- ' ■, agid pro-achool childran from aix reaervationa for the turkey .supper murdered Sept.. 1, showed “ no months to school age are reminded of her department was to help #tu-! aluha to be served by the Women’s So Names Imprinted Free trge symptoms of mental illness or Fall Supper Meetlag eli-adjusted, happy i ciety for Chrletlan Service at the psychosis” during ..a 13-day stay The first fall supper meeting 7>f Saturday at 9 a h), at the Nathan i United Methodist Church Satur- •; OPEN THURSDAY EVENINOS UNTIL 9 and apt individuals. -j laymen of the chyrehes of the Tol ' Bale Community Center. 'V I at Middletown State Hospital. day. The -Christmas sale o f the, Atty. Abraham g. ITllmsin re Academic achievement alorte is j land Association -wHl be held in UNTIL CHRISTMAS Dr. Robert P. Bowen. tow «'i group will . be conducted at the ! leased the Inforniation In -copies not enough; xhe pointed out. since ! Andover on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Dr. health officer, d ill give initial and same time. The sale will begin j o f an exchange of letters between social adju.stment and constructive | Reginald Helffrtch, missions lead hooater ahoU, depending on >ndl- at 3 p.m. ! himself and Dr. Edgar C. Terbury; use of leisure, time is necessary, er of the Evangelical and Reformed WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE yidu^ needs. ' ‘ for the well-rounded, happy and ; A period of it -leMt- seven the hospital superintendent. Caiurch will be guest speaker. 137 gPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER successful Individual. ^ Mancheeter'Evening Hemld.Bol- | is months should elapse between The Hamden mother entered the Named Farm Director The 60 members who attended * ton correepon'dent, Mre. Joeeph second and booster doses. 'There hospital voluntarily Oct. ♦ for ob Frank Volpl o^ U)ia town was D’ltniln, telephone MltehiHI 8-5545.1 > i l l be a nominal' charge of 50 servation and tests which nor this week's meeting enjoyed the, comment of Mrs. Hitchcock that elected a director of Tolland Cbun- eehts for each lnJ«k:tion. . mally take 30 day». She left at ty Farm Bureau at Its annual Parental consent ' slips a r e her own reqiiest and against the though money is spent .on football and soccer, not many students will meeting last week. seeded for treatments; Forms may Mrs..F. Wlbstoa BemhUI advice of hospital officials Oct. 18. • ^ find friends who will.play football The meeting adopted resolutions be obtained at the post office or in favor of the exemption of live 'N o Hymptoim of Psyrhoala and soccer with them in later life. Vinton’s; Store. Parents are asked Mrs. F. Winston Bendall, T92 stock.' poultry, farm machinery :v^r. to accompany children • to the Her point was that this is the ' Woodbrfdge-St., will direct the "During the short time that reason other recreational skills and equipment from local property I clinic. play, “ One Foot In Heaven.’’ to be Mrs. Ruotolo was observed, she and crafts sre offered in the taxation; of material increased The program'j.s. . ,, being , co-spon presented by members of the presented no symptoms showing State aid for education; in favor ,Sl:. ' -j'& moder-n high school course. TOWN .! ■ored by the Public Health Nurs- Luther League of Emanuel Luth- mental illness or psychosis and It Four Coiinselnrs of a State Income Tax for educa Ing Assn, and the Yoiirig Mothers i prj,„ Church. on Nov. 30 and was believed at the time she ap- tional purposes onjy; in favor of m Cltib. Assisting Dr. Bowen will be | Dj,, j .... - . , .. - I In de.scriblng the guidance pro- !:*'*“ *• I gram at Manchester High School, farm land being assessed accord the following: — Mrs:— Bsiidall,' n—giaduale— ot- no indicsUtmii for this hospital to , gtte-imld there were four guidance Mrs. Russell Karker, Mrs. David ing to its use and not a , Featuring ihthQobbler Manchester High School,Was a seek an> additional commitment, roun.selors on the staff.- Each atu- its potential real estate value and Mcaellan. Mrs. ’Thomas O’Brien member of Sock and Buskin. High "We realize that this observa I the PHNA. all registered I dent is assigned a counselor for that the Federal Government be School Dramatic Club. She at tion period was very short and , the 4-year term with whom he urged to investigate any large Your Family Would Most auraes; Mrs.’ Raymond C. McKin-- tended the American Academy of ney, Mrs, Robert S. Kennon. M ra even though no overt symptoms | consults regularly, manufacturer or other agency Dramatic Arts in New York and of mental illness were present dur- j The group was told that without whose monopolistic practices ap- Like to Gobble Tbis I>ii graduating from high schMl do not ' Mrs. Ruotolo entered the mental go on to college, end must be The Skating Club of Bolton will sidered obsolete, are being put Tho.se whose retardation is ' ’ the necessary tests. T h e family merce projected budget of 818.600 SO DEUJCIOUS W ITH TU R K E Y! X doctor will be notified in the event inatitution with the con.sent of her trained. hold its first meeting of the sea .15 Oz. to new and exciting uses thc.se more limiting, are trained to has been aubacribed, Donald An husbaftd. Stephen, 33. and after Vocational agiciUtU(e la taught in son tomorrow at the Community o f a positive finding. OCERN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE Cans 37c days. take care of their personal Cubs Donate Food derson. professional Chamber con- notifying tlllman, It had been high achooia' in non-industrial areas, Hail at 8 p.m. Plana will be made V needs and to help out at , Cub Scout Pack 65 members are agreed that Ullman would receive he pointed out. Home-making is j Spruced tip with pain^ and rultant,' revealeii r t a press con another skill included In high school i reminded that their donations for a report on the examination. : polish, the aged, wboden home. ference yeaUrday. ’ cjufricula.. To get the most out of { At the old Keeney Street local Thankagivlng baskets to bs tecHnIeaj training, a full . high ' structures are providing Man- taken to their respective den Chamber officiala were confident the budget would he'ieached. How School coufSe followed by two years , chest^’s mentally retarded School, the Board of Educa- ^ mothers, will be picked up Satur Ayialrix Odium of technical school study was rec-; tioiT this year established tw(K day by committeOTcn. ever, Dyive Chairman Ralph Gib FRESH LOBS TERS -57' son expressed concern that too ommended by Eddy. ■—^ | classes. In one, Mrs. Marjorie ^ e a e will be ' turned over to Technical School Seen the American Legion Auxiliary for many members expect to receive Loses in Recount Bishop teaches reading,^Writ benefits without eontrituUng their In New Britain. 25 per cent of i - distrtbution. the technical students are high EXTRA LEAN. TENDER end TASTY! ing and figures to 13 children . To Attend Conference aervicee to the organisation. He El Centro. Calif., Nov. 15 (/Fi— A pointed out the Chamber of Com school graduates, he remarked. considered educable and even- ' Repreaentatives of Coventry . recount requested by his opponent, #TA* members were interested in i Grammar School, and Robertson-' merce will benefit the entire com avlatiix Jacqueline Cochran Od tually capable of holding sim munity and. to do that, iU mem- his cohynents on distributive edu-,.' Center Schools PTA. linlta will be ium, today left Judge Dalip Singh csttbn (selling) as another branch ' PINE ple jobs. Attending the Tolland District fall bere must “ do mo.e t’ a i .Ji,at pay Saund unofficial winner in the race their dues.’’ of vocational education for which FRESH PICNIGS *33' In the other> Mrs. Cynthia conference of P T A ’s Monday at for California’s 29th congressional speciai schools have been estab-, PHARMACY 7:30 p.m. at Maple Street School. Coughlin teaches seven train- Over 200 mem'«rs are antici district. . liahed in the State. 664 Center St<—EeL m 6-6814 Rockville. Details may be ob pated but of 387 firms .and individ^ Republican Mrs. Odium gained One Of the provocative state PLACE YOUR ORDER N O W FOR able youngsters to dress anci tained by contacting Mrs. David uals invited from Rmdtville and tfi*^ votes in the recount. But ments made by the speaker was feed tnemselves, and helps Stmmons or Mrs. Dexter C. surrounding townk of Tolland. h«r Democratic adversary still has ; the comment that the State expects ‘ them to adjust to society. , ;Wheelock. Vernon. Ellington, and the Ciystal a margin of nearly .4.000 Vote.s. to spend one and a half million dol- PINE LENOX Brownlee to Sleet Lake section. The response from County clerk Harry Free Of Riv- lars on the technical school in . Meanwhile, at Bunce, 'Brownie Troop 182 will meet outlying areas has been good, Glb- erside county said yesterday that j Manchester. Eddy did not elaborsta PHARMACY where the MAHRC set up a \ Saturday afternoon at the home aon said. * • ( some 5,000 absentee ballots re- '' on this statement. 299 E. Center St__ » I I 9-0896 HOME STYLE KORY da.v-care center two years ^ , , o f Mrs. John A ' Hillman, assist- Anderson said ha felt many pros malhed to be counted. But he said' Hosteasea for the'meeting In- ^ ant leader. , lender direction of pective members -were holding I ack that he'did not expect them to WE ALSO FEAirVRE A COMFLETE LIKE OF HOUDAY SWikDISlI DWCACIEn|(, ' ago, pre-school age children >'John A. HilJmah, the girls wdll either because they did not want to change the result. are brought together for com- 'iipani to build in outdoor fire and spend- the mo'ney, or they misunder panionship under the care of ' M v e .a cook-out. . Each is to stood the ûrposes-of the organiza / OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 8 A.M. to T P.M. ^ - . bring a small fry pan or meas kit Mrs. Zella Oliver. tion. y ; THURSDAY and FRIDAY 8 A .M ;m 9 P.M. H.ra(d Plio(o» by Plnki *” 10 the meeting. tJ.S. Census Tops THE MANCHESTER GROUP OF ..-^SpnghefU Supper Set Inquiries have been receiiêd Pilgrim Fellowship of First about the authority of the Cham 168 M illio n M a r k agngational Church wlil sarys ber. Oibaon said he received a call , a apaalHitU supper Saturday from from a merchant who feared the a to 7 p.m, in the church veatrv. (Chamber might Ltlempt to regulate Washington, Nov. 16 (/Pi—The ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS K>. • smd Mra. W. Bryce Honey- store hours. He,pointed.out that Census Bureau today estimated the i populatiph o f the United States a t ! ■' Fell of the Church Cmpiea dub the Chamber Is hot a police agency INVITES ANYONE W H O H A Y RE F ill prt;pare the meal with the fel- and has no eiiforcement ]mwers. 188.921.000 on Oct. 1. { 317 HIGHLAND ST.. MAN '''IbFship eervitig and cleaning up. . It will bring together store own Titis rapreaenta an increase of | Square Dance Leaaaa ers in an attemgit to airive at so- 283.000 oveir Sept. 1, and i..M. registered and attended the be chosen, and a full-time paid census. j K Frozen Food claases are urged to attend. M er executive may be ready to take The census clock at the Com- I HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL ^ MANCHESHR SUBURB. cier will review all the dances ( over, merce Department, which registers i taught during the courae.- the estimated net increase - in tha i y^ySpecials population every few seconds, ' TIim « A rt No Dim* or F«m of Any Kind, FARMHOUSE ' - Kancheeteir Evening Berald Cov M an c h e ster showed a total of 169,265;254 St t MARKE' entry correspoBdent, Mre. Chaneia 9.48 a;m. EST today. , . ' li. Uttle.-telephone PIlgrlm TâtSl. Meets Saldrclay . ONE STOP SHOiPPING MINCE PtES~ 59c With teacher’s help, words and pictures take on meaning for Richard McElraevy. FORMERLY PEPIN'S ---- ^ f I SB U.S., China Aides "The fall-wlnler open meeting of| ROUTE 44A; COVENTRY ROAD. S4VEET UFE, FRENCH ST^Lf i'-I • iVJ ' the Manchester Group of A lco -' holies Anonymous will he held GRBEN BEANS 2 pkgs. 35e ’'.V .1*1 hist Meeting Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Hol THANKS0LVIN6 SFJ OBANGE JUICE 2 cans 35e lister Street School,^ ' S'O VIÊB 15 THROVOH NC Geneva, Nov: 15 U.S. Am- The meeting will bie open to any- boasador U.. Alexis, Johnson and , one who might be interested In ai-, ^ n g Jbng.nan of Communist, coholltfm, the country's fourth) Mrs. Zella Oliver lendsJielpipg hand—and handkerchief. Qrtna.held thetr 9lst meeting here! largeat health problem, or to any-f •bd Agreed to meet again j one who may be'jhterested in A'A’s • STICKNEY 5^ LiET'S TALK TURKEY ; -30. way to recover>-for a person whose FARMS li- . envoys have been | life has become unmanigeable due) STUFFIH8 . âegottating for 16 months on the: to a drinking problem. i ''Coniweticut's Fin*st Ftm Ii Poultry—sDirtcr Front Our Forms to You - «estio n 8 of the release of 10 Founded In rSss bv two desper-' LAND Oi LAKES clvilians_still imprisoned! stely slck'inen. on?,,s doctor,, the ] R a R K a D E In Cîna and a Rod Cniincae re- H E N A n d TOM tORKEYS-JOVEN READY r - • other a broker. Alcoholics Anohy-, m a n MFSMP "^1 ntipciation of the use ,’of force moua-hM growm to include over h* •gainst Formosa.They have made 165.000 men and women through- I Monohostor Shopping Porhodn^-W. M M ^ Tumpiko , p l a c e YOUR ORDER NOW! ^ ,Bo report of any' progress. ’ ; out the wofld, most of whom a re ' Patitodo Stdro Opon Monday, Thursday ond^FrL untR fjp.ni.—eTol. Mi 9-82S1 today living responsible,ênjoyable.! - ^ ‘ 'i . ' . IfUNGER STRIKE lives, _ . ' SOS Minin St. Storo O p i^ Thursdoy nnHI.9 p.m. fr ~ , Ardmore, Okla (.Th- C. C. Mc- OnriU LEAN. W E U TRIMMED ^ OUR o w n " -The open meeting Saturday will CUSUrOM M ADS Gehee, Ardmore zookeeper, says be typical of regular Alcoholica -".r; he's quit w-restling vi'ith Bennie, Anonymous matings. There are no FRESH SHOULDER ^ • jfi-year-old black bear. Bennie dues or fees in AA, and the Man SPECIAL POULTRY got hungry one day and tried to chester Group invites anyone who M t him. . may be interested to attend. C H I C K E N FARM FRESH ' STUFFIN8 GRADE "A " MEDIUM PICNICS 3 9 $ - iT 4 9 c ' L E G S : TO FRY or BROIL EGGS 4 OCEAN SPRAY : ^ ' SWEET LIFE CRANBERRY SAUCE -NNEiim iincE

FOR THANKSGIVING - LAST CAUL t o o * 2 ^ 3 5 * ^ WHOLE OR JELLIED 2 - 4 9 * .All rug orders received by Sal. rtoon; Nov. 17, will:bei> defined, shfimpoo^ and S W E E T ^ A A LARGE BUDDED i p i hack to you in time foe' Holiday Poultry Now! Thankagiving! "‘Free pick !T MIXED 7 Q C DIAMOND K | | C up aiiid deliver}’ aervice.” < Fresb Native Turkeys Copons 0 Roasters PICKLES WALNUTS y y Broilers Fowl -.✓ f. A li S B H »• OVIN IteAOy eipPLETE WRIE1Y OF FRESH FRUITS « hI FRODUQE fr-, UPHOLSTIRING SHOP [;WE GIVE U N ltE b TRADING STAMM. Don’t forte) to >d< for United Trwllnt, 243 N.^'n AIN St<—MANCHESTEIl Tm to ond Com part — Gudrontood to Sotisfy! ' Stamps with eisch purchase. We also trade United Trading Stamps for other iUMpa.'. mmit MI 6-466S-r«VENlKGS’ MI S-.726T Wearing appropriate heedgear, K Street children hpkFpev UfOUr T h t children nt the old Keeney- Street School. Joium Irish, Martin LaFUunme and Jon are making progre^

,------V- --i-V -—-n. —At.--. — -t---. -T ' -- '. .4-’ •J j ■V . .-V ^ ..-V. - ■ ) I f " -y j , y y - y - . -.-V i-#—I-': -A O M.; ■ PAG* TWENTT MAyCH^TEB .EVEyil^G HERALD^MANCHESTSI^ CX)ld»^HURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS, IflCT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAVv NOVEMBER 15, 1966 PAGE TWVNtT-OMV “5T mperior Court to Retmn LaBetle Experts Court Judges to Get U.S. Aintts Obituary For your tradifionai Family THANKSGIVING faast—- shop our aiilas of high gual< Gaming Co9^ Jurisdictiort Will Approve Sessions ity foods . . . Our soup to nut valuas. Evary dapartmant is choek full of oasy*on« tha-budggt items your whola family .will lova— ^for your bast THANKSGIVING avtrl On Areas of Grises Onuity Superior Court’Vthe other Sefenae attdrneys. He Atty. John D. ^ trial Juriadfttton over:said the maximum penaltiaa fac- «aid he thinlta ajifirovai for loc*l P BoMon. Alcorn, find five men charged with pool aelling ir.g the men^did not exceed'those sessions of the Hertford County of the tocal - committee ... (OaBtImad fram r * f » Om ) State Îjibor Office arrested hera. in May raids by'within the power of. the Town Thurs. and Fri. Till 9 p/m. State and local-police. . v Court to Impose. D e a t \ Superior Court* which "could etert "heve agreed on all the atiiictural mankjold Itoahcd the ardere to . Stays Open Tonight :e One) The accused Ihen are James Duf. Thus, h* inferred, trial on the mext fall,” will come "very'short-i changes neceaeary.” start niovinf the International fy, 41, of to Cambridge St.:- John charges should have been carried These include changing toilet row for'Egypt. He said the.Mcond 1: The Main St. office of th /| J. Muilin, S3, of 18 'WliKam St.; out by the lower court. facilities, removal of. a amall in- torce out of . Italy. He left Hew ConnecUcut State Employpsbpt contingent would be made up, of DaSid Haye^ he local | terior wall, inerMsed Mating fo1r"a York plane a few hours later to Joseph J. Zaleski, 3S, 'and John Their cases were transferred to' marl Next Week.. .Tues:, Wed. and FrL Till 9 Service tonight starts Its pro the first Colombian troops i ^^rriero, 37, of East .Hartford; and Superior Court for trial on bench [jury in the courtroom, and Po«- po,. take personiir charge of the opera gram of. remaining .open on other party o{. Norwâna. Chester |Bar -Man. ^^ton. xnlnor changea in ting for Jbljn Chirrier, 42, , Mansfield. warrants issued ’by the State’s Ex-Grid Star LaBelle RMda a committee ap- - public. Thuraday night .fpom • to 8 The' U.N.. Oommand aj Capo- ^ /l^ e Mouepis o f Abatement Attorney's office. tion. • '■ dichio announced that the '"tech Heps' I . \ * ' Hamnuirskjold acted as dl»' p.m. ; / Defeitse counael for the quintet .4 Cites ConrOrrent Jurisdiction pointed by the i>nr t“ i minor interiqr redecorat- The p rog ri^ la part of the nical problems with which we David V. H ay*;- S8,''of 164 N. work ®n getting thS Bill erior Coury J ^ LaBelle patches from bldscow said Egypt filed mottOns of abatement Tues Assistant State's Atty. Douglass to hold'Mealona-here. 'Others ®n : Employmenjt^^rvice'a Intensi were faced seem now to he solved.” day, arguing th ^ should be tried Elm St., former Notre Dame and had called on Russia to permit B. Wright argued iSjesday the toe commtttjm are Judge ^ l e y doping for ipproval fied driveno recruit additional A spokesman added that the in Manchester To»vh Court, since higher, court has "concurrent Juris- professional football star, died last thousand .of "volunteers” to go to C. G r ^ and Attya. Harold OaVclty-for toe plpn so we can go the Arab state. The report height part tiple or full time workera shuttling of planes betw'een the that is where original Jurisdiction Oictibn” and can take over any night at Manchester Memorial In thS^ Manchester area, where staging area'and'the cSnal zone lay'. Superior Court Judge Thomea Hospital following the second of Sn^Jay Rubinow. .^...... ajiead with the changes •------in time ened war fears among delegates criminal case It wants from a low /•n iey accompdtiied Superior who expressed hope the U.N, t ^ labor market la especially will be apeeded up in the next few E.- Troland yesterday denied the er court. . . two heart attacks. to' permit an- inspection erior Court Judges meet ager of the office, said today of the Town Court building in President Eisenhower c e about solution of the'major polit Duffy end Muilin: Atty. John 8. G. Waa nothing Illegal in the State's Ha>'«a was an outstandingfootball in June to aSMgn sitting dates for the night hours next week will ical problems qf whers the force Rottner is defending Zaleski, and player at Notre Dame under the April. each Judge for tba annual session S U I' i R M A R K t I '• mented In Washington thst/the Attorney's office issuing the bench In addition to about S2.000 worth United States would o p ^ e — be held on Friday instead o f would operate >in Egypt and for Atty. Joseph Burns is the lawyer warrants.- beginning in July. Ih-rach annual Thursday because of the how long. for Carrlero and Currier. The defense had claimed the of structural changea needed to session there are the ffill, winter probably through the U .ff. — the provide Jury feciitties, UiS higher entry of any such volpiiteer8.,lnto Thanksgiving holiday. Hurry up orders- for the U.N-. Rubinow's arguments generally bench warrant procedure was il and spring terms. ' peace army to get moving to expreeaed the position taken by legal. court Judges saw* two obstacles: Sittings.in Manchester might bf*, Egypt. . / Lack of public transportation and Eisenhower also^ praised Ham- Egypt were issued last night after scheduled during any of these'" an Arab diplomatic source had re eating facilities in the Town CTourt terms. LaBeile said, and the first rharskjold'for Wa efforts in the neighborhood. Middle E u t ensiM. The President ported in Moscow that President Andover one in which a attUng might be Itemember Soviet Spreads Naseer had requested Russia .to LaBelle said today he thinki toe posaible would be ill the fall of has jnade-.ciear that the United local— attorneys kav* -convinced - SUtes Intends to work through send so-called volunteer., forces to Egypt .immediately. Bordon and Alcorn lack of these the fie*ew ofh of the United Na- Fluids AvailaMe You GetTBoth Red Carpet for Moscow dispatches today said Mothers’ Club F^tes Fathers facilities is not too important. Police Chief Hemtan O. Schen- tloyt Pdpuidr y m lg airport, Hammarakjold voiced Tolland County Sunerlor Court, to hope the U.N. force would succeed Poland Chiefs repor^ There was a complete At Annual Dinner Gafh^ring on their April tour, haa said funds blackout on information at the which people from outlying areas to make structural changea arc in “ establlahing peace and order." have to travel by car. "It is the first experience of iu (Coattaned from Page Ode) Egyptian embassy there. Re still available in the Almahouse Lo>k, Low Prices Plus quests for confirmation or denial Andover, Nov. IS . ( Special)-r-< hold a general question bul an- LaBelle said Superior Court Conversion fund. klntf,” the Secretary General told Nearly 100 persona attended the aw'er period following the ôpen newsmen. "Let us hope It will suc Gomulka to ask for an agreement of the report were' met by "no Judges have a meeting scheduled This fund was set up' when vol annual Fathers’ Banquet of the discussion. \ sometime during the next two unteer policemen, ^ binder Sehen- W6r|ia Green Stoihps ceed." • to limit the num ^r of Russian comment" or "no one Is available who can discuss this matter." Mothers’ Club at the Elementary Invitation Extended \ months. Bordon and Alcom are ex- del's guidance, converted the for Hammarskjold was to confer in troops stationed in Poland and for School last night. Members of the Congregational Italy with Maj. Gen. E. L. M. pacted to present their report mer poor fa rm io a police station hie regime td be given the right to • A complete tqrkey dinner was C^hurch have been invited to- at- pbout Manchester to their col and "Town Cburt. Bunts, commander of the U.N. prepared and served under direc- tend an examination Council for force, before ^pushing on to Cairo. approve any movement of Soviet leagues at that time. LaBelle.'''said a State etatute HbRN'oP tions of the Executive Bohrd. the Rev. James.R. MacArthur. pas- "Tlie Judges will probably ac Befose leaving. Hammarskjold aoldiera inside Poland. pemiits cases to be transferred made public a letter front U.S. CEA Urges Entertalnment included a panto- tor of F i r .s t Congregational cept the recommendations Alcorn from- one Superior Court to an -4 e le g i^ Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., Gomulka and his party entered mine of "Tonight You Belong to (5uirch, Coventry; Nov. 25 at 4 and Bordon make," LaBelle ex- other to relieve congeeted dockets. givinjg details of the American of- the Soviet Union yesterday St -Me,” by Patience and Prudence, I p.m. fer to help for the emergency force. Brest. They were greeted by a Sov- otherwise known as .Andrew Ga.v Pending favorable action, a sup David \, Hayes . -- Ister N. S. Patolichev. Brest was Priority bn per and Steve Ursin, per a,t 6:30 will be followed bv an Keith, Lincoln Keith,-G.: SttUmah ty headed by Deputy Foreign Min- Other apeclalties included a solo Installation .service at 7:45 p.m. immortal Knule Rockne and later Keith. Ralph Leander, Lawrence Hair Styling ter N. S. Patolichev. Brest was by Mrs. Maxwell B. Hutchin.son, Local residents planning to at- in the National Football League Cl.ark and Gordon Cadle. • | decorated with Polish and Soviet Pay Boost who also appeared with Mrs. tend are asked to notify the Rev. with the Green Bay Packers. Austria Aid flags for the occasion. Lester Thompson, Mrs. Eve James MacArthur, P. O. Box 205. Born in Manchester, March 24, Simon Hellaadhrand "Shown Group Polish officials accompanying Warner and Mr.s. Donald G. Rich« Coventry, if they w ill be present 1868 he attended locaV schools and The funeral of Cithon Hetland- Gomulka Include Premier Josef (Continued from Page One) ards, memberfi of a popular local for the supper. graduated from Manchester High brand, 13 Fulton-Riu., was held at Cyranklewicx. Politburo member quartet. Choir to Perform School. Later he enrolled at Phil 2 o’clock yeatet'day afternoon at By Miss Juul Units Also MaJ. Gen. Alexander Zawadski, Their present salaries are„,there- In. addition to current favorites, Forthy-nine .vouthful voices of lips Exeter Academy and after the T. P. Holioran Funeral. Home, fore grossly inadequate, and the toe quartet presented a parody graduation there he hitch-hiked his with the Rev. Dr,, Fred R. Edgar, chief, economic planner Stefan the Windham High School choir By MARY TAYLOR Jedrychowski and many political aituation can only be remedied by addressed to "Dear Father." will give a Christmas concert at way to South Bend on railroad box minister of the South McthiÛt Need Help and economic advisers. , a radical breakthrough providing In another number, Donald G. First Congregational Church Dec. cars and matriculated at the Uni ûri:h, officiating. Burial waa in Mias Beniice Juul, proprietAr of Subjects to be taken up during ■ubatantial increases ip the 1957 Richards starred a.s guest artist 9 at 4 p.m. versity of Notre Dame; E ^ t Cemetery. toe Weldpn Beauty Studio, held the delegation’s' visit include, the legislature.” in an Improvisation of "Barcarolle” Timothy Quinn, director, will For three years the slender : ' Eiearers were Matthew Morlarty, the oloee attention of nearly 70 (OosHfamed frem Bag* One) C7EA President Helen M. Hogan Robert Willette, Joseph Mayer, Soviet offer of Oct. 30 to negotiate with an orchestra especially as lead the group in a special selec Hayes performed aa an end With townswomen laat evening at the with Warsaw Pact members for of Waterbury Saserted that the sembled for the occasion. William Belflorc, James Rufinl and tion of holiday Choral numbers as three of Rockne’a great ftball Manchester (Country Club, aa she ungarians decide whether they the withdrawal of Soviet troops C7EA board, representing' 15,000 he did in a prerious performance Adolph Quey. Connecticut educators, has re The orchestra included Mrs. Les teams. He washed dishes tqpay for ..'lab to emigrate or Vemain here. from their countries. lie Billlng.s. pianist: Willis Coveil, in 1954. his tuition. described and demonstrated toe Only about 1,000 refugeee have Warsaw reports said it waa un- solved to throw the full weight bf Andover holds the highest Misa DIano W. White lateet idesui in hair atyles and Ehle/s Grade A left Auatria thua far for other the organized teaching profession guitar: Mra. George Munson, After playing one year of varsity likely Gomulka would demand the rating among neighboring towns football, Hayes went into service in • Private funeraf'b aervices for makeup. countriee. in the state behind the . salary mandolin: (Jlifton B. Horne. Wal Diane W. White, daughter of Mr. withdrawal of ail Soviet troops ter Elwell and Ralph Ransom, for the number bf singers partici World War I and returned to the The occ'aoion waa the compli Urgee Aid from All from Poland. Some Soviet-troopa drive of the association's .state- and Mrs. .jabe U White, 386 Park mentary social- given hy toe Man Holiday Spices employed members. woodwinds; and John Phelps and pating in the high school choir. campus a Purple Heart winner, In Waahington, a man who.aaid are in Poland because of the Pots Andrew Gasper, harmonicas. Among Jhose singing' in the er St., were heW at 11:30 yeater- chester Republican Women's Club Ground he la fresh from "the-thick o f the .’The CEA is sending copies of being wounded in France. His dam Agreement authorising the Andrew Gasper was master of group this year are; Rebecca Bid- greatest claim to fame aa a Notre day morning at the Walter N, Le- to workera -in the aeveral. districts 4 oz. Aghtlng** in Hungary's revolution ita resolution to the-Governor and clerc Funeral H'dme, The Rev. during the . recent election. Black Pepper Soviet Union to maintain supply ceremonies for the program plan well. Sandra Phelps. Elsie Dame player came in 1917 when he FULL SHANK HALF X, told the Senate Internal Security lines in Poland for its forces in Lieutenant Governor, the members Fred R. Edgar, minister of toe In the absence from town of the aubcmnmittee today " I . beg the of the State Personnel Board -and ned by Mrs. Willis Coveil,' chair- D'Amour, Jack Fisher, John threw toe key block which ensbled East Germany. They also bolster Hamilton. Kathy Henr.v, Barbara South Meth(>dist Chureh, offici president of the Women's GOP Poultry Seasoning help.of every nation and creed" for State Board of Education, to the gnan. a. ball carrier to score the game's Club, Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguaon, Poland’s hold on the German ter iSvo Hunters Fined Munson. Constance Parks. Frank only touchdown against a previous ated. Burial was in East Cemetei^. hU oppressed nation. ritories which Poland seized aRef preatdenta of the state teachers Bearers were John. Uebman, An Mra. J. Herbert Finlay, vice pres “L ot my documentairy writing colleges, and to the trustees of the In a recenlf aesslon of Trial Jus Verprauskas and Valdis Vlnkels. ly undefeated Army eleven. The ident of the RepuMican 'Town Punxpkin Pie Spice World War II. tice Court, Donald Woodstock, Anj All townspeople are invited to defeat snapped a 16-game Army drew Liebmah Jr., Stephen Lieb- » - H< ■be also the.^SOS call of my na state institutional schools. attend. man and Milton Baricak.. Oommittee, presided. She pre- /. tion,” he said'-Jn a statement pre Also expected to be diacusaed ia dover Lake, and Donald Blake. winning streak. eented two- new membera of the ^ p rik a ' pared for anNaftemoon public a reported Russian offer of a mil Hartford, were found guilty of Hospital Patient After graduating from Notre axecuUve board, Mra. Arthur R. U. S. D. A . CH OICE STEER BEEF lion torn of grain to help meet the hunting on Sunday. They were Damq, Hayea contributed all his hearing. The subcommittee said he Leslie Anderson, Boston Hill Rd., R e t c k v l l l e Wilkie Jr„ 56 Elizabeth Dr., of also had photographs of Soviet Poles’ agricultural crisis. Reds Believed fined 115 plus fifty cents constable is a patient at Hartford Hospital. savings—$250— to the drive for a the publicity committee and Mr$. Garlic Salt a^MlUes- Observers here believe Gomulka coat each. Those who have visited him have new football stadium and came CharlBe Leeperance, welfare chair witness used the assumed will be able to talk on equal terms Pleas of not guilty were entered requested friends to visit him or to back to Manchester the satne way Brakes Fail, man'. ngme *’Arpad. HaxaS." lest«. dis- with the Kremlin leaders. He was Taking Chance by both men who were arrested in. send cards. he left—hopping fVeight trains. Introduom Speaker Chuck Boast Sweet Buys cMeure of true name draw named head of the Polish Com the woods near the dump Oct. 28 Visitors tb Gregory Hoiaington, Once back in fhis area Hayes became interested in the Wethers Truck Hits Car She •also Introduced Mias Juul. degm Soviet psprlsal on relatlras munist party during the October by Constable ‘A1 Hunt, following a who received second anc’ third-de who is widely known through her Aunt Mary field State Prison and started the >ÎLK-FED FULL CUT iijmungary. unrest in Poland. To Get Mideast number of telepho’he complalnta. gree burns laat IMday, have re (mnnection with toe Hairdressers Chocolates Assorted 1 lb. IT am no coward but I am filled The men contended they did not foott^l program in which Inmates Rockville, Nov. 14 (Special) In preparihg to confer with him, ported the (jhild to be in excellent .. 1. I w .... luuuuGuild orof uonnacucut.ConnacUcut. MUaMisa JuuiJiiul isIs Cameo ulth fear” for them, his statement believe ahooting rats waa consider Upiriti. He is the son of Hr. and played against outside opposition Faulty air brakes on a bulldoaer- , member of thd Hair Faahiqn Soviet Jetders apparently were 1-Ib. paid. ‘ IgnoringSLPoland’a removal of (Coattooed from Page One) ed "huntlng.” _They also objected to” Mrs. Stewart Hoiaington, Andover foC toe first time. He coached the laden trailer truck set off a freak Choc. Cherries Trojans for a number of years. Council of America, and receiver The aubconunittee released only Soviet-traihcd Mairihal Kohstan-' their arrest,' saying others .are Center. 3-vehicle chain raaction on Talcott advance new's of hair stjrlee and Chocolate the preface o f his statement This bluff, the eituatlon they have cre “ shooting rata up at the duidp all He operated toe Sullivan A L e g s o f tin Rokoesovaky as head of the ated is precarious. A bluff can be ."nie extent of his injuries will Ave., Just before 9 a.m. today, City attends many of the conaultations Peanut Clusters Covered gave no details of the fighting, but Polish armed forces and other the. time.” / not be fully determined until toe Hayes Coal Co. in East Hartford Police reported. called, and even if the Ruesi(^ns did of the latter group whose orl^na-- . Planters’ subcommittee aides, said he would ahakeupa in the Polish govern Trial Juatice Charlra 'P.. Nichol-. bandages are removed this weM- for years and after World War II Police said no one was injured. tipiu are -frequently copied' -in WAYBEST NATIVE deal with these in the hearing. not intend seriously to go through' son replied that i^pyone who la purchased radio station WACB in Cocktail Peanuts Vac. Csn ment. Rokoesovaky'x was long with toe offer of "volunteers" for end at the Windham Community Investigating Patrolman BudOre' Paris and London.- The man will be masked when regarded . as the top Soviet rep shooting at the dump on Sunday is Memorial Hospital. (liblcqpee. Mass. At the time ,of Pierre described toe accident aa Miss Juul proceeded with an ex he takes the witness standi as was resentative in the Polish Commu Egypt they could easily find toem- liable to arresK»nd fine, Juat aa hit death, Hayes was president.of SWANSPOWN aelves in a situation where they follows; planation of the interesting ex another Hungarian refugee whp nist leadership. they were. Manchester Evenlag Herald An- the atation- and part owner, White, Yellow would have to make fcood an3m*ay Workmen l^d Juat loaded a bull periences at theas consultations, testified yesterday «about torture A party Of Soviet military W ; • A' seco^' charge against Wood- dorar correspondent. Mrs. Paul D. He was a mem^r of the Notrf dozer on the trailer owned by znd showed numerous pictures of Cake Mixes Devll'^ Food chambers o f the Soviet-led Hun or accept a loss of face that would stock qf^Tallure to carry a motor PfaasUehl, Pilgrim X-6M6. Dame Alumni Assn, and St. visers who had served w'ith the damage their prestige severely. Jarvis N. Clapp, Ellington, being' (he leaders iq the field snd toe BAKER'S, 7 oz. , ^ ^ garian Secret Police. Yesterday's Polish armed forcra returned to vehlcte operator’s licenae was Bridget's Church. driven by Shens'ood H'. Aborn. 36, subjects with which thsy were ex- witness, using the aseumed name A key figure in the situation' la noHed. f Survivors Moscow yesterday. One source E g^tian President Gamal Abdel also of ICllington, when the air 'perimenting. She also gsve some Angel Flake Coconut ‘‘latvan Laaslo,'’ said many Rus laid it was believed Rokoaaovsky In a second case, Walter D. Hayes Is survivoêd by his wife, bralM let go. interesting, bits of news such ss sian troops in Hungary when the Nasser. As authoritiea here see the Hartley, Pawtucket, R. I., failed to 21 Airmen Injured Adelaide Brown Hayes one daugh waa in the group. situation, Naeaer is under heaYy ^.-TTie heavy rig jhmped its blocks, the fact that an average heid of revolt flared refused to fight the appear, forfeiting a bond of $21 on ter Miss Catherine M. Hayes of ^rolled down into' a parked car hair, contains 120,000 single pressure both to cooperate'with' the Manchester, and three sons, Maîtln 3"»95! rebels, but. that fresh’ and tougher a chlizge of speeding...... In Bomber Crash’ owned by Joseph Zaccaro, 36, Hat- atrands, .and thsLthe growth each Ground Beef The Pollah Communist party's United Natioiia' in the .Intisrait of R. of 'Arllngtoh; Va., David V. Jr., ^ ^ t divlaionB were sent in and newspaper, Trybuna Ludu, Orange Sapper Planned ardville, Zacarro'a car waa pushed mpnth Is half an inch. cracked down ruthleMly. peace and to refuse to cooperate A pot-luck .supper at 6:30 p.m. serving aboard the battleship warned the Soviets today that the -b y imposing intolerable condi (Ooatiaaed from Page Oae) downhill into a truck owned by The major part of her talk waa will' prMede' election of officers UB.S. Salem In the Mediterranean. YOst Construction Q>., parked on devoted to hairdos and makeup. Polish "public will follow the Mos tions on toe U,N. force—in the in Richard P„ of. Manchester; four cow” talks with tremendous inter Monday at the Grange meettn8 kt era! area, but apparently the the same aide of toe atreet. Mra. Marian M. Coughlin, 390 u 45' terest of playing the Soviet game. brothers. Miles of Weymouth, Sliced Bacon est end tension*” It said Polish Towti Hall. plane came down east of the All three vehicles rolled a short Woodland. St., was chosen aa toe Mrs. Walter F. Montie Sr., lec closest, houses. Mass., Perr.v and-James, both of model, possessing as she does an Tito Denies Tie public opinion attaches "great im W^st Hartford, and Daniel of distance and' stopped about 60 feat portance” to Gomulka'a visit. turer, has announced an in'vltation Residents of the ai^jea were re above the intersection of Orchard ovaJ-shapfd face « hlch adapts It -lb OQc to the local Grange to neighbor potted to have hflped 'puli Injured Stamford; two sisters, Mis.s Mae self more readily to various hair The Red organ said the "aim Arab Leaders Hayes and Miss Margaret Hayes, St. The Yost truck’s wheels atruCK oil To Uprîngs and scope of Uieee Moscow talks with Tolland Grange Tuesday eve airmen from the wrecked craft. a' culvert and veered the vehicle styles. The speaker Hkd ptepared Sausage Meat ning. The Tolland' Grange ■will The big. plane, its landing gear both of VYeat Hartford, and two Mrs. Coughlin at her studio, and ■8' Ho/icfoy Needs are defined both by the guiding grandchildren. into a driveway, where-it proceeded line of the eighth plenum (the full celebrate its 7()th anniversary at retracted, hovered as if intent on until, it came tb rest in some she arrived with ti e curlers still on Against Reds In Sharp^plit that time. -i a landing. Funeral filonday bushes. her head. Mias Ju- I (ieftly manip Lean Rib , meeting which reinstated Gotnul- Funeral services will he held Ha’s Sofa ; S S5c SidBiInt^ ka) of the Polish United'Workers To Receive Card •'Then IT realized—hell, there Patrolman Pierre estimated ulated the hair, blushing with sn Fresh Lb. Fer Heliday aoftueaal Phso. '\ ^ r a John Hutchinion, a patient waan't any field there,” said Roy Monday at 9:30 a.m. from the W. upward morament. As each chaage Pork Chops 35' Reynold’e 1 (Ooatlmed (ren Page Oae) (Communist) Party Central Com- Oyer Policies P. Quish Funeral Home, and at about $450 damage was caused to miUee and the statement of the at'Manchester Memorial Hospital, Miller, a Denver dairy owner who the front and raar of 2iaccaro'a car, in style w oi effeote(i, Mra. Cough P o u l t r y S o a s o h l n g Bell’a—Pkg. 1 6 c A l u m i n l m p o i l XS-n. ReU will BSvieluged with' get-well witnessed toe crash. .10 a.m. in St. Bridget's (Jhurch. lin paased through toe audlencs to OlorieUa immediate action by the U.S.S.R. Boriet government. , . that mutual Burial will be in St.' Bridget's squashed between the two trucke. Endico giving the satellites more liberty. relations between Socialist states (ConUaned from Page (toe) wishes when, she recetvea a card ” I thought the. plane Waa going 2iaccaro is employed by the con- 'display it. » Poultiy Stuffing . 19c Tomato Juice 48-oa. Can . 'With 76 signatures signed at Moth- to land either at Stapleton or Ometer>’. 6 or. Pkg Since then Wladyslaw Gomulka, should be shared on a baaia of atruction firm, which ia building Anawees (gueatloMS Sliced Swiss 35' Green Giant Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Syria, and ■era Club -last night. — ’■ - . lioprry,” he said, "but it Memed to ■Friends jnay call at the funeral a Pdiab Tltoist, has re-emerged complete equality of rights, re k house at the location.) The tpeaxcr answered numsrou.n All Simara • from obacurity to take .over Po- Yemen all have broken relations Mrs. Hutchiniron waa commend drop .kwful fast.” ' , home, . 225 Main St.. Sa'tuiây questions from the'sbdlencsV and Sw Nt Potatoes 25c Aeparogus spect of territorial integrity, of from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from Raymond Blair, 34, Wllllinantic, land'a <%miriunist party.'The Hun- state independence arid sover with Paris and London. Iraq and ed at toe meeting laat night, as . Another witness, Tver Leef of waa getting into the Yost 06. truck Invittd women who had hair prob- Diamond Jordan have broken relations only being one of its most faithful and 3 to 5 and 7 to. 9 p.m. S a le 7$e Napier CoffH I-lb. Bag 6 9 c garlan revdt broke out. eignty as well as noninterference Aurora:, a cook, said “The plane when a fellow workman aheuted ,lsms to come to the platform 8-ez. (Mna In diacloeing the Tito speech, with France.' , ’ hard-working members. T" waa burning and some of the crew whtre, with "a few atrbkas of her 31' in Internal affairi.” ' William G. Wilson a wurnihg. He jumpbd clear Just TanjUg said; ..Definite Division DeUnqueUcy Panel men were helping others r6vement. agalhst the Soviet armed forces. Soviet i^ p of, Stalin’s time would Iraq were taking a strong anti- company for 28 years, more re the Wrong side of the street.- Imported Panel members will include the Then I Joat count.” ShoAly after the-air*brakes let The woman with a large face “ The Hungarian workers and have serious consequences. .Communiat line and proposed nego Rev. Stephen R. Cfiiamberlalh; The plane met disaatei^ 16 min cently .as a Buperviaor in toe New Danish Lb. Leaf Spinach lu y Just tiw AnMiunr Y m N m i I . . . And No Moral progrrasive elements began with Haven area. , He waa a member go, the patrolman-said, one wh'Sel should not draw her hair tightly Blue Cheese 79 ' tiating putat'anding -probiema with Thomas Lawpon; guidance direc- utes after taking off from Lowry. caught, but it was not enough to their demonstrations and then with the West. Syria was said to be of Manchester Lodge, No. 73, A.F. away from her face,'which only ’ OUR VARIETY FOR You ead'Ro Ju»t that here! Nothing is packaged In ndvaaca. tft" of Winharji High School; Fran It crashed while trying for an stop (he rig, once it go rolling. . emphasizes ita size,' but should t iwt JUST WHAT YOU WANT! <)naUty Is most economical In tha armed actions against the Rakosi taking a strong anti-weetern line, cis D'Muhalla, officer of Juvenile emergency landing aC Stapleton and A.M. lllEsBeans policy.” . . He leaves Ws wife," Mrs. Ekina The two vehicles which striped framt It with a soft arrangament Imported long run—and we feature <)UAtiITY and. VARIETY! A ^ u t T o w n while Jordan and Spudi Arabia Ojurt in Windham: Snd a repre Airfield. ^ the trailer truck probably pre This was a reference to former were caught in the middle. Egypt, Miller Wilson; a daughter. Lane, on the Sidra; others v,-ho hs,-s long Sliced lb. THIS WEEK: sentative from- the State Police. 'The giant craft, assigned to-the' vented a much mord serious. acci fsesa shb'.^l(l avoid long hair or higli Boiled Ham 69' Ft . Fr. Pototdes 6 '» 9 9 ' Hungarian Communist,boss Matyas Mrs. Stanley Kirka, chairman of represented only by an ambassa Arrangements for their appear Strate^c Air Command, was based L. Wilson; two sons, ^hilip L. and "" *. Rakosi, an ardent anti-Htoist, now Robert J. Wilson, all of Hamden; dent, Patrolman Pierre said. L^ hairdos;, and those who part toslr Yellow Glebe aad White Tur- the committee arranging for the dor in the absence ot President ance have been made by Miss Mil at Ellsworth Air Force Base at rated on Orchard St. at the foot of SNOR^’HITB^ believed in l;he Soviet-TIrilon. Tan-. Nasser, waa said tc be taking only two. slaters. Miss Edith Wilson hair in the center shbuld follow the Pure nipa, French Endive, Water CAUr. PASCAL Jug added: annual membership supper of the dred Gamer, chairmen of toe Fel- Rapid City, S. D .. .Talcott Ave., is a newly built American Legion Auxiliary, Mon a minor role in toe conference. and Mrs. Florence May,, both of line bf the nose which is slightly' cress, Chlnewe Cabbage, Brua- "Thera, could be no talks of lowahip’s Action O>mmiaalon. The Air Forcb said it did not Man(:hester; and two 'brothers, duplex housb. At the time of>ttae crooked. One of the women re- ■ P ork L b Strawberries day at fi:30 p.m. at the legion Sharp words were reported ex Young people, from the com Polish Kielbasa 75' TABLE CELERY OAUUFIOWER countei* - ravduUonary tendencies. know immediately If any hemes Jam * of Darien and Robert Wil accident a new car waa parked in marked that the moet diffie(ilt peo aela Sprouts, Roinhine and Bea Home, requests’ membera to pro- changed, with toe Syrians accusing munity are especially urged to in the area were' endangered by front'of the house. ton Lettuce. Leeka, Savoy and . Tito declared that it was deplor 'vlde either a hot dish or a salad. the Iraqis of not -being "real son of Manchester. . ple to pleeae was. tha husbuds Beef Pies able and tragic that reaction con attend the open meeting \v2iich will the crash and ensuing fire. Except for the other two vehicles and tsenage daughters. They may also bring' articles for Arabs"-And ofi.eerving British In- / The funeral will be held Satur involved. Patrolman Pierry said, Bed Cabbage, Green Onions, trived'to find highly fertile soil and day afternoon at 11 o'clock at the Iteosensltn^ Makenp gradually to steer matters into its the "Holiday Sale” of the Auxil tereata.^ The Iraqis were said to the tractor-trailer might have* Chicken Pies Baby Beet Greens, Kale aad iary, Nov. '26, at. 10 a.m. in the have retorte(l that the Syrians Hamden-’ Mon<>rial Funeral Home, rolled out of control Into the car As for maksup. Miss Juul dsmon- b u n ch ® head waters,. taking advantsges of the 1300 Dtxwell -Ave.. Hamden. •Irated on some of toe models the Bulk Spinach. Parsnips,. Soup 15 fir^lace room. Several membeni were intepeated only in serving the and houiM. About $35 damaga whs Justified febeUlon in Hungary,, for Friends may call, at the funeral rraulta of touching up or darleon- Turkey Pies Bunches, Des Moines Squash, its owq goals. of 'Troop 1, Girl Scouts, who made Soviet Union. ; ‘ done to the Yost truck,' whila no the trip to Europe last aumrher, Point on Priority home tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. damage was reported to Uw trailer liili, the eyebrows and outer oorasrs Hubbarônd Buttertut Squash, . ‘Tito said it was indispensably of the ■ eyes. No makeup -should necessary to remind certain people will be present and they will show . A major point‘w ^ said to have rig, the patrolman saio?- White, Sweat Potatoes. pictures taken on. the tour. boiled , down to whether . priority Cfity Police also reported a hit- come below the moiithlina.. She ;, MeINTOSH. BALDWIN Wr JUICY. BERDLESS FIXIRIDA today who are again beglnhihg to ■ continued tb give advice to one and . KITCHEN JpUEEN DEUCIOUS sully JTugotlavia and who head ahould be given to aolving the Friday, Nav.- 16. • , and-rdn accident which o c c u n ^ IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ^ f u n e r a l s on Park St. sometime between 7:80 another until a late hour. Commtmist parties in the eastern The eon bom Oct. 27 at the Paleatinq'problem, aa Iraq wants, Midnight—2 a.m...... Valonteera Naadad. White . These are not packaged—-pick RRAPEFRUIT Manchester Memorial Hospital tpn accuaâcci resentative for ACE Trianaporto- penetration of the Middle East re Noon—2 p.m. .. '...... Joseph Oarlln. 1 o'clock at his ISte home. vThe 3 ^ Uon Co. of Boston and. Akron, parked on .the east sids of Pahk end her hoapItaUty committee. ’ Perslau Limes, Hoaeydew R | e l- 2 " * ^ 2 5 ® Tugealavla In every poaaibleible way mains open. . I X 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... Joseph CarUn, Rlehiurd Carlin. Rev. Dr. Fred R. Edgar, minister St. and each was alifhtlV daauint]. I' ' . . i. of b eing butchers and that we OIilo. Mrs. Oratty la tha former . Later today, reliabla aourcos 4 .p.m.-*--d pjn. • •. •...... T o m Hldkay. ouB, Fancy • , J^llday (Ireea of toe South Methodist (Jhurch, of WUcoK was viaiUng fa e n ^ 'aiid ASSAILS. RACIAL DESAnS- ' 'aerai destroying our peepte,-that Uarjoria Madden, fiati^to aal* Syrian ^*reaidcnt Shukhri 6'p.m.—8 p.m. ,. .-iv ' ...... Erneat Johnabn. p , ficiated, and burUI waa m 'Eaat Grapes, Swiwt Cider, Blbier Patrick Madden. 128 BlaseU canid polibe when he »o8 c*d ih e our psepit ware not with us,' etc. Kuwatty would return).to Damas 8 p.m.— 10 p.mi . . . .Olive Ray, Alice Tagan. Cemetery... dainage. P a t r o 1 ipw n Anthony Grapes, Black Figs aad Dates, *lVe roust bclp them to' recall cus today with King Saud of Ara- 10 ’p.m.'—Midnight ; ...... Virginia K|fka. $i (El —Sentk Africa teday S U G Q E 3T 10N I SBTd W M tigjl M ^ « W m fa jt t Honorary bearers were Hubert Oienliatruck is investigating; w g * tha C.N. Oeaerat AoSom- iorgo variety el Nuts, StuMed and to rtaataibsr thla today when MFD hremen extinguiabed a W , SjngvHuaaein of .ior.dhn ad(l Skywatch P ost, loeatad oh top o f ' Maaeheater Police Station. bRskst. Hors y m o r pick 5 ^ r r J a I t t l t Oadls; Robert Raymond, Harrison >My te har fiehata en Its raebl Dates..... tbsy vaat to throw tbw blame for toliior m a t. fire at 18:38 p.m. to jCrponi Prince Self U1 Islam cl Bedr Volunteers may register at’ .Civil DMense Headquarters, Municipal Sayre, Eliot Logan. E Kenneth I ^ dainage -to insecti. blua ■lUia Rp R waoisrfal froit kpskft. •vtoAs la Polaag anil Hungary on of Yemen for another conference Building, Mnnehester, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, | frem ' peHeiaa aad said It was a r e - day at Irviag and Viandemcra Bu. IVenih and Robert 'iCodrt. ^ their boste of eqalrol, ora |i Ml- tqiMag **fer tte Mat ttiaY? Mo dUMEP jn M reported. harp. ' , Aettva bearara wersi Everett lion a year la the 77:8, ,'Si K ■

\ ./■ PAGE TWBNTY-TWO riU K C i^ T E B EVENING HERAIJ). MibjCHESTER. €X)NN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 195® ■F-' . , . / ' I,. . "m ‘MANCHESTER EVENING HERALJ). MANCHESTER. CONI'?. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1956 PAGE - ... B U g S ^ b U M N Y job# only for • women over 40.-— M rs.'— You told me you wera John Welch. New Vork .City. l^vl well off. ' J E^pt Invasion AnswSf to Prsviout Punl** Sense and Nonsense Mrs. ,--- When-you married' me Mr. Well, I was well'off.' In Mate Increase Looms Jsiaeli Girls Carry you deliberately deceived me. fact. I didn’t realise myself how B i r d ^ i m i Seen Improving well off I really was. ' ' I The modern obseiâtion’ that not. you could 'never hear a Mr.— In what way, dear? Peiping’s Hand "boohs'hav^ bfcn with us for ag;es cricket with all this roar of traljic. ACBOR8 TOWN m X * m ir. —especially those we borrowed Naturalist (persisting) — Btfl i , 1----- 1 City to By -JOHN ROOEBICK and promised to relurii next week" hear a cricket. Ca r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER hummingbird Morocco '■ By SAM DAWSON brings to mind a litUe-femembercd ."Hong Kong, Nov. 15 ()P)-"9tu- By AIJ-EN JACKS ...... He turned over a atone and un T------quad 2 Muse M York,^ Now. 15 lAh -Still ‘fcam p and do their own guard comment of Mark Twain. covered. the insect. Plays at Dance 13 Interatlce astronomy denta of Far Eastern affairs here Tel Aviv, Israel, Nov. 15 (f)->-TheJ duty; A viiltor to the humorist's home, Friend (astonished) — Did you costifer borrowing and. another 14 Baltimore SRaiiUe believe the Brltish-Frenclv invesion two Gharm-Glrla" plunged out the, - StFangfly, the only thing they commented upon the abundance of actually hear that cricket chirp iiS boost in the standards for good . , . , , , . , . ’ 8o not do is book. A male officer 4Hawaiiao of Egypt- strengthened Red China’s plane^st explained: "-We found that cooking books, and the rather limited ac- ing above the noise of dhe street? birds credit riaks afe foreseen today by commodation.s for them. 15 Short-legg^ bid for leadership among’- neutral like the other paratroopers. , "They 1 Nattiralist — Certainly. I spend 5Caucho in sn Army is just too much liard ! ■‘■yes'’ agreed Mark, a hit wist - hound m some Observers of the financial and newly independieiM countries carried the same equipments rifle work for women. The equipment 1 my. time in listening to nature, 8 Nature story ! and packs. . fully. "yes. hut it's so difficult lo IS Idea V market. in . Asia and'Africa; is too big and heavy. So are the ' whether I am in the forest, the writer 48 Rescue \ 40 Osculatad The rip cords Jerked and the two get friends to loan you shelves." . lY Social Insect If 8 0 , It means that more per These obaerve|-8 say -the French brate-s, cans of fopd, huge piles field, or the town. -Everyone hears 18 Organized ' 7 The wren is 28 Fur-bearing^ . tlCourtcay title girl soldiers floated down to the that for which he listens. sons w ill- be .turned do\vn when and British have given a -sem- of dishes and large cuts of meat." PLUMP. IROADMEASTED (ab.) - sea mammal 13 Challenger .Mahce o f truth to Peiping’s anti- hot' sands of the Sinai Desert. Only a few women wind up in Lady Have you ever been of-- Taking a coin from his pocket, 8 Blopd^ tooney 29 Girl's nsrme 45 Desk ■ -they seek to buy goods on time, Around them, other members of 20Portjc . that some will find it still .harder western propaganda. combat units. ' fe«"d w o rk ? he dropped it on the pavemlent. OHiWr islet 31 Red bird 50 Small child their unit--all men already had ' READY FOR THfe OVEN contraction • to finance a house purchase, that ' Since the end of World War II They are liot barred if they meet Tramp Only once, madam. and each passer-by put his hand .40 Unger 35 Entice . 51 Palm leaf unhamqpsed their 'chutes, were 21 Bind . , ' some ^tores will find It costlier to the Chi'neae Conlmunists, with a- the physical a'ftd other .require Aside from that. I've met with in his pocket to see if he was the ; ^ 11 Female name 36 Give ear to (var.) rounding up their equlpiment and 22 Grab ettrry 'their Christmas stocks and ttring lack of originality, have re ments, and applications from wom- NNEST Ev I r p a c k e d nothing but kindness. one who had dropped, it. They were 37 Sorrowful 53 Dutch uncle digging in. The girls joined- In the 23 Compass point some getting less credit from the peated without letup, that Britain, eri (or assignm^bt to combat units listening for coins. 19 Male aheep 39 The Mtrich It 54 Mail order work. 24 BrîzillBn bank may have to pare their Ideas (he United States and France get the same attention as those •Hobart. Okla.. with a population 25 Dismounted a r—— bird coupon (ab.) It was the early evening of Oct. micaws ,' about how much stock to carry.,. were colonialiat-imptrtoliet villains from men. -But most women sol O r d e r N o w of .1.380. has never had a traffic Northern Visitor (in Gieprgia)— 29. The soldiers, hundreds of men teore Your ,:2? Whist term Some bankers see the renewed intent on awallowin|f-or aubjugat- diers are found more useful in death since'ibs incorporation in I sec you raise hogs almost exclu 1 i i r r - $ ) r - 1 0 " il / r and the two women, were mem 30 Varnish tightening of money us due in Ihg the weaker nations of Asia bers of 'larBel's crack Paratroop clerical and admlniatrative jobs. 1901.-J. Ci-rad.v .Stone, Oneonta. sively about here. Dp you find that ingredient Ala. part to the internationni crisis. and Africa. Corps. They had jumped' more tlian Few become drivers of lighter ve they pay better than corn and 32 Cairdinars IS This campaign wore thin 'when hicles. potatoes 7 ' which la bringing, a greater de 75 miles from home and less than ' color mand for Anist-lcan dollars in ' Britain, withdrew from Bobby Kaye • bility of their old masters return Egypt, young women were called j m R The first major change in the Sinai Desert toward Suez. By mid IMS ing to seize control again. along with the meh. They were j 48 Indian money market since early October night, some already had reached But the British-French move .seen hustling from their homes, 1 OUTPOUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with mulberries >■ . came this week When dealers in Bobby Kaye and hla 15 piece the paratroopers.. Four days later MAJOR HOOPLE 47 Feminine m orchestra will, furnish m.uaic for has shaken them somewhat, and they had captured the'entire penin knapsacks on their backs. SLenog- K X j r IT bankers’ acceptances ralacd their Peiping has capitalized on the raphers, telephone operators and appellation rate -the seventh increase this the Elks annual fall dance at the sula and riairned to have destroyed “fM' FRUIT OaS. You ^ o f t i fes H 48 African fly State Armory N ov.'24. ’ natural fears of .little countries an Egyptian Army of 30,000 to store clerks vanished overnight. 7HE«E LABELS, K a I» w year. They blamed tightening a r e Ylpo HUhiTitie AAI6HT WELL Fo l l o w ^^Y a (var.) Kaye will have with him Connie which were colonies only a few 40,000 men. Israel is s small country of CUT OUT AN’ 1 w< money conditions for the hike of 3 5 All Carry Rifles about 1,800,000 people. 9 5 fo r 50\tEB(3D'/T0 MOT A V ^ T ;e R L lM 6 EXAMPLE.'— A 49 American^ i Vlgnone, considered one of the top years ago. V PASTEir ON l(i i) ■A one eighth percentage point. - ‘ Pa p e r , w ill T A P D M TH E YiliS, O R BA'DTDEM „ AMD I'LL .geologift 1 female orchestra/vocalista In New 'Phe big noise which Peiping Girls with'the advanced fighting 'Mobilizing Israel's sons and i P Bankers' acceptances.are used for daughters is like a father rounding aaake p a n d v (■i tM lS YO U R FALL a t t h a t 8EA9 l im b e r AS'A-PKJe 52 Careless Hi il SI flnan(*ing exports and imports and England. made over the. British-French at units were- few. Generally th ey! PtTCMBES FOR up a big family. COM OlTlOM iM G -— YOU .Ho s e -— x 'll k e e p after 55 Small space domestic shipmenLs- of goods. The local orchestra leader spent tack was calculated to prove that played such noncombatant roles as . FRESH M OZEN, LEAN OURROOAXSJ rcooR AM , TO Wo r k cam K radio operators and drivers. But w e c e IT TILL I ST(X)P AMD 58 Exhibits b The last prcviou.s hike in inter- time with Blue Barron’s orchestra, communist China was undevl- I UP.AM APPETITE ' OK. they carried rifles or submachine j LIM ITED EXIT.S Be s im n in g t o u c h m y RltMk, (M i. k«. emotion e.st rates wa.s about five weeks ago and has in his present group atlngly on the side of the former N i t t i v e Z Fo r T H A N K 5 - t o LOOK LIKE ELBOWS 57 Of the mind at K former members of the Glen Mil colonies.. guns and some doubtless got a Saint John, N. B. (^ --(T ivil De GWIN© when the sales finance companies chance to use them. fense Director E. M- Slader says A CHiMeê ■1 TOTHe ^ •You’d bt turpriMd, Hsnry, how Ifttf# this loft 58 Move back and dealers in coinmerctal paper ler, I-es Brown, Tony Pjsstor and Her widely publicized campaign i d o l / 1 Flo o r .' tlerry Gray orchestras. . to raise "volunteers" for Egypt Women are an Integfal part of; an evacuation plan for this city of 'x us evtrdrawn!" boosted their rate.s by one eighth Israel’s tough, fast-moving army. ' 80,000 cannot be adequate until .e ■pei-rentage point. . Interest rates The orchestra was organized was aimed at demonstrating ^hat HAIVIBURu m : the Chine.se would do anything for Their male comrades have derived j there is at least one more exit. Two TURKEYS two years !kgo and has appeared generally had risen in a scries of the “Charm. Girl" nickname from bridges, at the eastern and weat- hikc.s last summer. throughout the region^ playing in a friend, no matter how far away. PRISCILLA’S POP Age-Old Question BY AL VERMEER Egypt last May withdrew her the Hebrew "Hayl Nashim” ern end of the city, provide the The tightening of the money most of the leading ballrooms and (Women's Corps). When pro univ.rsitie.s. recognition of Chiang Kai-ahek only evacuation routea at present. wwy IS IT supply Is al.sq shown this week by nounced. the Hebrew Initial letters CAPONS and recognized the Peiping regime. t h a t m e n a r e Tickets are available for Elks > $1.00 the report of J. Stanley Baugh 'That China has no intention of of the corps mean charm. FASCINATED and. their friends and may be ob LEAVE ORDER EARLY voo man. head of the Federal National sending a large force of armed All unmarried, women legally [ lbs Hjpo BY OLDER ■■ Sfortgage A.ssii. | Fannie Mae I, tained from Everett Moore and re.iident In Israel, regardles-s of lbs. I g WOMEN?, Edward Tomjilel. "volunteer.s" lo Egypt leems falr- Brnadbreaated Native Hen LIMITED SUPPLY ~ that this agency has been buying 1. apparent, here. Even if ahe citizenship, ai-e subject to con-! . government-hacked mortgages at v.ished to do ao, ahe would find it scription for two years at the age ■ record rates in the resale market. counter metsures are being taken. almost impoaaihle lo transport of 18. By law, there are no ex V V ^ He blames "steadily dwindling TURKEYS Predlrtlons of a eontlnuing boon) thou.sanda o f troops from China ceptions. In practice, there are -a V y supply of mortgage funds normal there led Canadians to unload their fe.w. LOCKER PLANT ly available from private .sources” to the Middle East. She' has no 10 to 18 Lbs. liuldings of American money this important shipping; of her own. Orthodox Jewish girls, who num And he thinks the residential mort Orders Now HeinR Taken b week, sending-the. Canadian dollar ber only a few hundred, are not ; a n d gage market will continue tight. However, that should not lessen to a 20-monthf high. I t now takes the impact of her propaganda on called. Neither are American girls For Thanksgiving Would-be home • builders ■ and one American dollar plus three and Asians and Africans, many of legally resident here. The govern KIe' l l corporation officials looking for a half cents to buy a Canadian one. ment fears that by drafting Please Call After 6 P. M. J I8EJMIM ___ , , whom do not trouble to think mar- MEAT MARKET funds for new plants and equip In all the reports about a .short lers out. Americans. ,lt would discourage //•>$ TOMOiORCOWsi age of money for borrowing ■ pur- ^ to e rr tPSNTiTv ment aren't the only ones to feel The current U.N. General As Ih^m from coming since they LT.WOOD pases, however, there nins the FRED LUCK I SONS 51 RiSSELL ST. TEL. Ml ^>8424 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE n-., « l« »——« w T M ( . U S »il aw while projects'hu e being financed liave more money to spend than can men. MI .3-4026 ever - and retail store sales are when the Red regime cornea up Some other girls avoid being RIGHT/ t M and that their established custom again for admi.saion to the world BY RAY GOTTO ers arc being given credit. But about 6 per rent ahead of last year. drafted by remalping semi-per- NEW IN THIS PLACE, bod.v. AM FOR ALL I KIMOW • m s "• some of the smaller firms and And. too, some 775,000 persons manent .tourists, not residents. daze WIlLftE TOO RUSTY TO GIVE US TROOBU. merchants, and particularly the have found a total of $572 million Ljsst year the General Assembly Some Eastern-born girls never are t h a t s a n o r m a l BUT THAT UTTLE Woods CAN BE OUtTE A rejected Red-C?hina'a hid 42-12-wtth late “coWWa; are rnmplatnlng that around the house with whiclr to called because o f ! youthful mar? t ..u ' *i=' PROBLEM.'I.-WHEN HE ROUS OUT WITH THAT. six abstentions. Some of the Arab 1- f “ Ml. BALL HE S A THREAT TO PASS OR KEEP AND they aren't getting as much credit buy new American Telephone A riages. GO THE DISTANCE — SO IT’S UP TO YOU U N E- as they’d like ■ and are finding Telcgrapli shares, the largest di states this year may cast their Pride in Service ^.._..^.,U R O F HANOS/- AWN TO KEEP HIM ON fHE SEAT OF HIS rect common stock issue ever un vote for the Ctilne.'»e to show their But the great majority of Israeli DtfZYCUiZE HASMT TOOCkEO RANTS ALL AFTERNOON/ co.stlier borrowing an awkward A FOOTBAU IN TWO YEARS, new expen.sa. dertaken by an American com displeasure with France and Brit girls take pride in their service. eur look a t him grab .Mipiid of Hiivings Kate pany. ain. After the 2-year stint; they go' in THOSE MSSES/ Tight money is blamod chiefly to the reserves. When they acquire on the, swelling demand for ftmdq F IN E O IE T 5IODERN PREAC'HER husbands and children. their which has outpace(l„.th* rata,, of Omaha

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THE er in Herald Anglic ..By '\rv' ‘SHII act Hasty of tlma’ I iTriple Batting PAT BOLDUC H Ed Rosiiiiirin rcliants Host Quincy Aaslatant Sports Editor Major'Hoople CoUiege Footbfill Seen Coach; Slate MVP Mantle Elated, King Leader Burnfilde Dovalettei i'lent Ray-'-Uununlns, sponsor and Grid Forecast at Mt. Nebo at 2 In addition to boaatifig one of the 1; presMeiit of the Sanitary Paper Worthwhile by Prexys better t(ams -ln New i. ngland, ! MJMa was presented a beautiful . ,, Egad! These golden Saturdays By Wide Edge aque for hia tremendous flpan* Stai^ Nov. 22 colorful Burnalde Dovalettes an ( take m* backô the days when Washington. Nov. 15 (flV-Inter-fpUce, French aald, players must also the oldest team in Conni ..al assistance during sU 10 yiiars. Losers only to the strong Holyoke Knights,(hr a single Eye’ s Ruth^s Record iyalter Camp named me an AU- collegiate football, aometlmee con- meet the same entrance .require cut playing under one ; In addition to lauding the team Exactly Vne from to Ameriean. point) and powerful Weymouth Towniesi (hy one touchdown) i New York, Nov. 15 (A’)— for their brilliant recofd and the demned aa an intrusion on Ameri ments aa other atudente. receive Effective Immediately The Her--paat 10 years,” he re stay. Hovde described sports-as "an match scores, standings (If topped all ksglors with a 14S atn* Danielson Hawks who withdrew unanimous election as Most rant in .Eastjiarlford. Numbered and once again Manchester Mr. Camp, whose word Wgs of of tinie.’’ The 25-year-old .switch-hitting center/ielder of the lated, "I Have only attended two Burdened with problems, ye*, extremely vital, pert o f our Amer- rseelved), indivtdnal aeorea of 185 gle and 379 triple. Otlur fine ffOpi the Sunday date becauae of Valuable Player in the Ameri among tl^m or* than 10" persona will be represented by the ficial, credited-m* with pushing and 1360, or better. In men’s play, scores were -turned in hr IXt P»> Injuries to several key pcrfomicrs. World rjism pion s'of baseball hss^'-^------, •«------^— games and the boys lost both time* and maybe overempbaaized, they lc4n eniironnient.” In to y com Ryff U|)feiided can League. in attrtidance were Silk Townera so from then on I was satisfied Green Manor Proa. The circuit, Coy to nine touchdowms. Aa a acknowledged. But In the words of petitive system, he seid, “troubles and 110 and 826, or better, score* ganl 369. CUff Keshty «I9, Syl* "I am giving the Manets the big pla.ved five full .seasons for the , ^ ...... HipM'vorrentl, Jimmy McCurry, bosAlng many of th* State’* top matter of fact it waa 11. In .44'Omen’s competition will be vaster 853. Dick D l B ^ 8^ Paul gest guarantee e ver-offered K any Yankees and presumably has’ a Only once before In the voting readiiig about their succeases in one; "Definitely a part of the arise from those who abuse the Irnth ex-Dovea, George Mitchell, the nou'apapera.” eager*, comprises two Massachu In those days one of my side American college picture.” freedoms involved." printed in a condensed fora. CorrenU 353, Mike 2krick 1S6-S6S, teana since I've been connected Jong and illtistrious career ahead. ^J?*"*^* *** smash RtUh s legendary by the Baseball W’litera Associa line associates was a young By Southpaw, • X ■ J ' *0 homers set in 1927. But Ml.ck- FYed flass'iff and Herm Wlerzblckl. Other .Mpneheateritea who have setts qulntets-'-Chicope* Colonels The presidents, 'Interviewed be Dreughon ssdd Auburn, current The timnge ia due to the great AI Mallnquaggl 141 end Buster with football in Manchester,” Mer- S Hard .1 reaaed ^ ^ tion of America has a player W n C ’a versatile Bob Steele was and Holyoke Allies—and seven Keeney 137. placed first on the ballots of all seen service with the Ekist jlart* tween sessions of a convention of ly on the NCAA probation list, is volume of bowllag received dally. ehanta' Coach George Mitchell re BuLcven Mantle admits he will; very hsppy to hit 52 in excellent form as toastmaster Nutmeg clubs—Bast Hartford, concerned thatl conference rules on MIXED DOUBUDS . ported yesterday.. "Whf-i Daniel of the '24 members of the com ford nine, we re Charlie Cdvgy, the American association of Land- Alsq, getting the"scores In type May Quit Ring be hard, piessed to top the 1956 homers agsin next season.” and personable Gil ilcDouâld, Bernle August. AI SIcurpa and Lto Hartford St. Cyril’s. New Britain Grant Colleges and State Univer aid tofathletea be observed. College has develop^ Into a mediantcai Shutout triumphs,'3-0, were rsg^ son aaked to pull out Suhdav,” mittee, three from each league standout shortstop-rwi^ the New Pacers, Danielson Pros., Meriden presidents, he said, can’t peasonal- istered by Daisy and Russ Mbril- .sea.son iit, \vhich he hit 52 home Knee a Question city. AI Rosen of Cleveland won' ■1 Dav. ' sities, included ' Frederick L. problem. f'l" . -Nov. 1.5 ryp,- Jack York Yankees, made- a big hit as Prog and Stratford Redrtsn In ad Hovde. a former star quarterback ly control all aspects of football, son over Jean Gaudlno and Kanit runs, batted' ..'I'i3 and aorounted One of the big concerns about that distinction in 1953 whep Ite dition to t)je local*. SIX team* There are 28 league* In Man- Wlttke, Madeline and Tom JloileF f-nn' Kearna Is bCating the drvfiis for an the gueat speaker. McDougald re at Minnesota. Hovde now is pres such aa what he called "excessive cheater this season. The. Herald for 130 run.s batted in. The bat- Mantle's future is s recurring in- led in homers and runs-batfed-in. vealed many inner secrets con- Sports in Brief made up last year's loop. Interest” on the part o f alumni re over Nellie and OlUa Jarvis^ and but lost Ibe batting title by a ident of Purdue. allotted 189 laches a week to bowl cernlng the Yankee organization, Dwight Perry, Manchester High Opening gamb pair* New Brit Others wer* Ralph B. Draughon, cruiters. Ruth and Bob Ostrander over 'I ting triple crown yesleiday earned jury to his left leg. It didn't point to Mickey Vernon. ing. or six columns amd 11 inches, told of the team’s trip to the Orient faculty manager, renorta that the ain. defending champions, against Auburn).'..A.—N. Jorgensen, Co n lt!s— overemphasized,*'— Dcau Mary and DlCk Blmmona. t1iraa_ bother him until the fading weeks rrv-- Selection Bxperted Manchester-East Hartford game plus Imention of good scores in pther matches were decided bF 9-1 M»(t( n i n i m * rf W K can League s Most Valuable award.' , . ,u . v .- u u i a year ago'and concluded with an Meriden, while Manager George nectieut; and C. C. French, Wash ghon said, "but not> from inside Local Sport. Chatter. Cooperation d i^ With a break In th^'weather , ‘.L •f'n L n ' . nf the season when the Yanks had Mantle's selection as most valu Interesting question and answer Thanksgiving morning in East Mitchell of Green MSAor also ington State. the institution. margins with Edna and John Bad- Simday," Mitchell stated, some- ‘ h«>«p.on. Jne. Brown ^.lohnn.v Majors, lb. Quinc.v also has a few top- imous deeision over Frankie n.yff was honored for his outstand America picked Mantle as their Mantle sa.vs the leg has com- made* official until the votee were Need More Power Y LEAGUE ' scores were posted Ugr iCfirn of Xew York. ment at Hollyhock Island in Nor seasons but w(ll start at 11:30 the top four, teams participating however, of recruiting scandals notch former collegiate greats ing play last Saturda.v in the first choice. Cleveland s A1 Rosen | pieieVy beaiiq noV,‘Vnd“thatTe s opened and counted yesterday. so as to not interfere' with the an in the post-season playoffs. which rocked the West Coast, a Rolling single games of 684, 028 Cushing 115, Daisy Morrison US- from Massachusetts." j ‘'Tve got JT.^.OOO for a guarantee ' victory over Georgia' Tech. won all the voles in IP-^.-?. . | fine." That’s good news wich.. CAoach Ra.v McKenna's am Actuall.v the 25-year-old Ne\v bitious squad, which has averaged nual Turkey Day Road Race.. .A Es-Pre to Coach report' questioning policies of the Tokyo, Nov. 16 (if)— Japanese and 622 for a triple team score 336, hMdeUna Morley U 9, BCtury Pino, Buonopane L to Brown if he'll fight Lane for the (AP ivirephotoi. Was Mantle surprised over the for the Yanks, but sad tidings for of 1834; the ''Manchester Motor Simmons 124, Rita Ostrander US, York Yankee centerflelder won 65.,,games a season, repeated their close battle la anticipated this Already Mitchell bas announced Big Ten, and troubles which have baseball players have improved Two biggest nai'.e players with | title in .Miami Stadium in Febru- selection ? I the rest of the American League! the "triple crown” of the majors. year for the Thom McAn Shoe hit juat about every major con Sales blanked CTorrenti's Insurance John Hedlund 147-36^ Walt Phil- performance this past summer in that Eddie Rosmarin, former cag* their batting but they still need the invaders are fullback Sam j ary. "fm going to get his man- IA)NB!t,V KKNIOR ' I sorta figured I would win it.” ' . Mickey Charles Mantle showed Pittas All-America Hopeful His marks were higher than cor. Awards, presented annually to the captain at New Britain Teachers Boy Rlnuelt ference In the country. 3-0 in the top match last night. llpa 356 and Bob Molumphy Pino and guard Jim Bounopane. l agers.on the plione and I'r, stirc true championship fashion, copping Individual three-game scores for T MIDGET ’ Laramie, Wyo. (NBA) v— There | he said last night. ''But, it's still i what was expected'nf him last sea- Pitt end Joe Walton, who is rated by man,v a good bet for responding flgures in the National ‘ three games in one day to nin outstanding back and'' lineman, College, and veteran of both A few days ago,-they had heard more power, Brooklyn Dodger U tK G V m Pino, one of the Bast's top backs j they'll be interested.” will be finly one senior on Wyo- 'a big thrill. It makes me real son" and he may improve on that where Hank Aaron of Milwaukee science student named Etienne the head of their association, Pres third biueman Jackie Robinson be the Motors' higdi-Gylng qtUntet in Spearheaded by J. Baldwin All-America honors, gets in some extra pass cStching practice the Norwich tourney which an reapectively, on the Red and White American- and Eastern Loague Nussbaum. Only yesterday I en with Boston University two years j ' Lane, the Xo. .5 lightweight con- miqg’k 10-man basketball varsity.' proud. " | In 1957. "I'll lie out there giving b,v leaping over ditmniy fpr ball. He has rsjiight six touchdown won the batting at .328, Stan Mu- football squad. Several candidates warfare, will coach th* Pros ident Irvin Stewart of West Vir lieves. cluded Bobby Noren 354, Art (116), R Woods (107) a n d R R o b - age, also was given a lengthy try tender in the Ring Magssine ra nually attracta many of the best countered him again, and he haa “They look stiff and lack flex Johnson 347, Stan Sasiela 359, erts (101) the Braves Botched an He’s the 6-8 center Dave Bradley, j Most baseball observers have It my best,” he said. pas.ses this year, a strong factor in Pitt’s 5-2 record. I-ast year siai of St. Louis led with 109 teams In Connecticut. loom as strong contenders. . .Tall and that Ed McCarthy will serve ginia University, declare recent out with the Lios Angeles Rams tings stung Ryff with solid south RBI's and Duke Snider of Brook consented to joli\ my. staff. NCAA disclosures "reveal a pat ibility,” he stated In an interview. Fred McCurry 396 and anchorman easy 2-0 win over the rival 'Tan- he led nation with 8 touchdown passes. lAP Wlrephotoi. ’ Eitviable Record Mark Solomon, former tennis and as equipment manager.- One of hia first predictions is a after graduating. Buonopane Is paw mows to the hei d anci body lyn was lops with 43 homers. The soccer player with Manchester tern of actions that might well be "I think they .ought to eat bet Chet Kotvickl 378, and both Sa keea In another match the- Rad Sponsored by the Sanitary Pa The locals have rented the East virtory .this week for Princeton eeasldered one of the finest guards and whs in com.nsnd all the way. last to lead both leagues in sll High, is now attending the Univer Side Rec for a practice session reviewed by institutions which re ter food, particularly more milk siela and McCurTY had single Sox were awarded a 3*0 forfait aver to play with Koly Cross and Ryff tried to lake the offensive but three divisions was Ted Williams • per Mills in East Hartford, the over Yale. However he says Yale gard intellectual integrity as a and meat." games of 136. Pete Aceto 136-^ victory over tha Dodgers. sity of ' Pennslyvania.. .Amiable Saturday night from .6-9 and all wrill beat Harvard next week. Dr. both grldders have received more there was no question after the of Boston in 1942. Doves have compiled an enviable Felix Lenkiewics, director ofNthe desirable attribute of their stu Robinson praised the calibre of and Hippo Qprrentl 147-871 were 10-year record of 519 victoriea as Interested players are invited to Nussbaum is now mummy cura than their ahsre of All-A.nerica •seventh, when he was staggered Local Sport Gousy Blows His Top, It was Mantle's first MVP annual Rose of New England Soft Attend. Mitchell plana to build hia dents and alumni.” Japanese .teama and players who best for tfie Insurancemen who TWO-SPORT BTAR mention. by a left to the head, thUt he was against 127 losses for a sparkling tor at a prominent midweatern Jorgencen foresaw "No serious defeated the Dodgers four times posted a fine 1741 team triple. In award in the greatest of his six ball Tournament In New England;' squad around New York’s Elddie 'museum. Former standout quarterback at a beaten flgltter. .803 winning percentage. The club's hopes to stage the event under the problems” in hia area. CoimecUcut and tied theih once'in a 19-game other matches Don Willis won 2-1 Rochester, N. T . OF)—Oaiy Oed- seasons at Y’ankee Stadium. In Weiner, tall Burr Carlson and Your selector hasn't many up lins can (Umoet take his ptex. Ex the University of 51assachusetts, The defeat i iSy have brought Chatter addition to his three big victor 1956 record was a whopping 65 tri lights at Robertson Park next plays in the Yankee Omference, tour of Japan. over Green Barbers and ES Gaga umphs and 15 setbacks.' .Although Wally Widholm, and home games, sets to offer this week, straight Co. shutout MerriU’s Market 3-0. perts say hs can become a hockey Jack Ribenacker directs the Quincy Ryff's career to an end. Once Xo. 3 Celtics Bow to Lakers ies. Mantle topped both leagues siimmet'. It'a been a losing proposi in addition to Sunday' afternoons, whose members offer no aid to The. first contingent of Dodgers football prewaiUng, unless you BMt scores, 186 singles and 350 atar or a top baaebiUl pttohar, TTm attack and ia considered eycry bit In the lightweight ratings, , he Talk of Olympics in nm.s scored. 132, and slugging there are now 28 .qreater-HartforU tion the past two years.'. .Coach athletes as such. was to leave for the States tonight. when the high school quintet is on as good a passer as Holyoke's dropped out after Larrv Boardman teams registered with the Ama count it a form reversal for Kan It was Jorgensen who said foot Robinson win be with the second triples, included Larry Bates ISO- rookie wlngman o f the Rochaatar FIRST A N X rA L Tiirkev Golf points, respectively but Bill Shar-' percentage .70.5. Paul Phlnney of Uie Manchester the road. The Proa bowed to New Bobby Gaughsn who passed for 168 stopped him last summer in New Tournament ..ill be held Saturday New Yorkf^ Xov. 1.5 l.Pi Boh- teur Softball As.sn. (ASA), the sas to defeat UCLA—hak-kafff! ball ia firmly established on the group leaving Friday. ' SOS. lAnky Walckowski 367, Tony Americana of the American Hoc Cousy blew his top. the Boston man of Boston took scoring honors A threat to Babe Ruth's all- High cross country team haa high Britain In the 1955-56 playoffs. Now go. on and read the fault key League pitched a no-hit gam* ytarda against the locals last week. York...... Alelboiirne. Nov. 1,5 ijTi-'-John Landy's miserable showing at Gee ...at .... the...... Manchester...... ™.... Countr.v , v-.uu.Club. Doves we're the first to jbin the hopes of another good season in college acene. "So long as It oc "I think Japanese professional Salvatore 145-364 and Buhdl Tarca Celtics blew tlje game and almo.'it ' with 28 points. • ‘ time homer record of 60 set in less 'chart of games: 355. for Metro Motors in th* Laasida Flanker Red Murphy of Boston Ryff fhought, abort retiring then M®!’* developed into a major subject for rainy weather discussion Golfers holding State Handicap ASA back In 1952 when they de 1957. Slated to return are juniors cupies- the proper place,” he baseball Is in AAA class," he said. University fame is another out- but .started a comeback Oct. 22 Olympic athletes of other nations today at the rapidly filling . cards are eligible to comoete and blew first place in the Ea.^lern Richie Regan and Dirk Rickett* 1927, Mantle finally lost out due cided to perform in the fast, strong Princeton 14, Tale 7. added, "fine.” "I know it has made great prog RESTAURANT LEAGUE Baseball League in Toronto last *,1__*______11._ OlvniTiir Vtllncrgi ____ * j Division of the Nstional Basketball collaborated to bring an uphill to an extended slump in Septem Scott Clendanlcl. Tom Hyson. Brad Weekend Football PtU 20, Army u . ress." Villa Louis* and Ray's scored sinnmar. Ha blanked Oahawn telh', Btanding member of the Manets’ by outpoi'nting Frankie Ippolito. I O lîpic Village. gross and net prizes will be sward State League. Other notable Vale, Bob Kwaih, Tom Hart. Ken To keep football in its proper forwird wall. - Judge Sam Margolls and Referee I worW" premier miler, holder*------:------^------Assn, victory to the Royals in the night ber. During most of the season * achievement* by the Dovalettes In Harvard 18, Bjrawn 6. ed for the four classes according he held a comfortable lead on the Hudson, sophomore Ernie Irwin, Currently Working' on a four- Billy Regan gave Lane a 97-95'™ *•*’* world record, ran a, to handicaps. The event will *tsrt The great pla,vmaker and scorer cap. 'Trailing 86-84 with little more cluded playing 101 games in 1954, Football games scheduled for na Syracuse 'Colgate IS. suffered through one of his poor than a minute to go, Regan caged Babe's figures but he fell \ictlm: freshmen Ed Dell and Bill Griffen tional coverage on radio and tele- ^ n n 14;''Columbia }f. game winning etreak the Mer margin over R\Tf in the n a tio n a llv * * ‘'°"*' b>8 , “ 8*’^ rainfall and strong • t 8 o'clock in the morning and a ' the same year that they won four who weighs 70 pounds soaking chants will dîend on the passing teleWsed fight ludgr^ "f ‘ he two-mile race Ia.st night' «'"id*»om e athletes of all nations est nights as the Minneapoli.s a , field ku"l 1° It® H'*' score. of Ruth's sizzling September pace iiaion this weekend (All 'Dmes Dte^M«uth 20, Cornell 14. small entry fee will be charged. of 17 homers. games in three different towns on wet. combination of Sthrk to Webb to- rard voted it 98 P2* It was 9R 95 I’Pn'Plown track meet to evoke he*t their way around the Olympic Lakers overpowered the Celtics Ricketts then took a pass from the same day. , Eastern Standard): Navy 10, Virginia 6; rard \pted it 98-P2. It was 98-95 remarks from his fellow Aus- Village workout track, Birdie Tcbbetta. Cincinnati Reds' Notre Dime 31, No. Carolina 7. prolong their skqin. The brilliant on the Associated Dress card. Lane DOUBLE STRIKE alleys will 113-97 in Rochester last night. In Regan and put the Royals ahead Yogi Berra Second Highlight of Monday's banquet i Satarday dtio haa accounted for five of their weighed 138 */4 as he scored his trallans. 5 cry .Sad Talf. i the second game of the profession- 88-86 at the 34 second mark. After Mantle's sweep and the solid . waa the selection of the Dova-| skipper and National League ABC Radio, 1:20 p.m., Pittl!- IlUnola 27; Wisconsin IS. They had put great hopes on his ,A very sad tale came from hold a women’s ”'ne-Ball Sweep- Manager of the Year, w as the Michigan 20. Indinnn 8. taam’a aix touchdowns'in the last, "»4th victorj- In 49 fights. Rj-ff . stskes Saturday afternoon begin- al doubleheader, Roche.ster' came Carl Braun dunked a free throw second-place vote for teammate lettes’ Team of the Decade and ' burgh vs. Army. slim shoulders for gold medals in Jerzy Chromik who many pick as ; j from behind to nip the Xew 5'ork for Xew York. Rochester lost the guest speaker Saturday night at Ohio State 26, Jown 21. two gamea. weighed 140. .•ent Yogi Berra emphasized again the handsome trophies were presented CBS-'TV, 2 p.m., Oollege'Football the Games opening a week from the favorite for .3.000 ste^lechase. Knickerbockers 90-87'. ball but Regan stole it back and ease with which the Yanks won A to each of the 15 players. The lial the fourth annual Raybestos All Roundup. Knaaaa SUtte 14, lown State 1. today. He worked out on the grVss field '”7 ' ’’* ■***'*‘* Held in Check dribbled in for the clinching two- the pennant. Yogi, a Ihree-Um# Sports Dinner In Stratford. The Mutual. 1:46 îli., Notre Dam* Minnesota 21. Mich. State 20. But I-andy still insisted he'd run pounding into s 30-mile an hour | “ t •* P-"’ . Included Joe McGuire. 10-year Cous.v was held to two field pointer. Regan and Ricketts, with MVP winner in 1951-1954-19.55. ■. veterajit Shorty. Braun, team'* organization won 21 trophies dur va, -North' Carolina. Oklahoma 34. Mlaxnirt 20. ^ in the .5.00a as well as The 1,500 wind, but insisted-he-would fail to } — goals, almost got Into a fist fight ■ 1.5 points apiece, paced the winners 'was'’*second on nine ballots and ing the past year in softball, bowl NBC-TVr 1:45 p.m,. Tale ve. Purdue 20, N’w'oatem 7. meters in the games, reach the final because of stomach i . SIDE REC Junior Bas- firat catcher; Bud Donovan, lop €aachi^g^ Tough Profession, and sat out moat of the second | while Rav Felix topped the losers third on 10. He and Mantle ware batter the first four seasons; Ed ing. golf, basketball, cribbage, Princetofi. Georgia Tech 26, Alabama 14. j He had a dedicated look in his trouble. ketball Lsague has scheduled its tennis and lawn bowling.. .George So. Methodist 20, Arkansas 18. final tryout tonight at 6;15 at half. Held to one basket as the i with 22. the only players. to be named on Franko'vltch. all-time home nm .A ' Sumtej’ I rrom today a.s ho telephoned his He said an Englishman, possibly Lakers roared to a .5.5-41 half Trail by' Game all 24 votes. . hitter; Gerry Cliagnon, Clown Mitchell reports that his basketball A CBS-TV. 2 p.m.. Giants v*. Auburn 14, Georgia 1. Ahcjays PJtenty of Pressure I mother after limping about the Chris Brasher, would win the Verplanck School i.nd all Interested team will again perform under tjje' Bnylor 14, Nebraska 6. duplex apartment, event boys are urged to attend. time lead. Cous,v became enraged I Tlie idctorv gave Rochester a The point total, figured on the Prince of Softball; Jack Scribner, Washington. when fouled by Dick Schnittker! 6-5 second place record, a game be basis of 12 for first, nine for sec Dove’s Billy Goodman; John Prin banner of Green Manor JPfoa. Mutual. 2 p.m.. BalUnore Colts Duke 7, Wake Forest 0. Mitch hopes to book a , fe'w top Miss. State 14, la . SL 6. New. Tork fN EA ) .— Frank*week's game to be staAed with as- A barri^X; ^ ?V stra U a n offi- STAN BVCHOLSKt rep orts on a fast break pla,v and had t o ' hind the flr.st place St. Louis ond and so on down to one for gle. Doves' first and only pitcher vs. Detroit Lions. w'hen told of Chromiks worries. be forcibly restrained from swing- ■ Hawks in the Western Division, tenth, found Mantle with a maxi- ,.to defeat Raybestos; Moe Pringle attractions in the nei^hlgh school Teaneoaee 21. Misalaalppl It. ' Lathy apoke vaguely of money i sistants. It is an 18-hour a day cials kept the press away, but that the Rockville Polieh Amer gym. . .Sportamlnded Rav Damato Rleo 14. Texas A. and M. 14. and tha success he enjoys with a j job. Landy Jet the out-side world know' He said Jrfrzy is in excellent con ican Club in Roek^’ill• has tickets ing at the Laker forward. 1 Boston still leads the Esstern Di mun\_336 points to 186 for Berra., excellent hitter; Marty Klingl dition. Ed 'Kalafat and Cl.vde Lovellette | vision with a 3-2 mafk.. a half fensive whiz; Tony Cpcere, 10- haa a p p a re n ^ '' aliandoned his CAMKRA SHV FILLIES Taxas Chrlsttaa 20, Texas 14. buainasa firm and some sort of i Bi-er}'minute is spent perfecting . “ I intend to ease down slightl.v _ . in for Sunday's (Nov. 36) football Young Al Kaline. Detroit's ex Wilmington, Del. (Ab—In 19 run- VaaderMIt 10. Tnlane 7. That's how it goes these days, paced the winners with 20 and 19 game better than Syracuse’s 3-3. ceptional rightfielder who battled ycar veteran of 602 gamea; '51c- plans to sppns6r s team In the Rec promise he made to Notre Dame things, but on Saturday you walk ’ for the next few days, game at Yankee Stadium betw-een Senior Basketball, League. And Ingi of the Delaware Park Handi ■ Kansas 14. UCLA 7. about not coaching again. He on the field and the kids start PfPSPnt I intend to go on some fa-vorites are complaining, the Giants and Chicago Bears. In- Mantle to the wire for the nins- Kenna, energetic manager sll th^sc with my races at the Olympics.’ other-a modestly admitting the,y years; Don Ingram. 43-game win once; again an unbalanced circuit cap, a 3150.000 race for fillies and CaUf. 27. Waak. State 1. • talked about these t h i n g s , doing the wrong thing. tereated partiea may contact Stan batted-in title A"*! finished with mares, the ciimera has been called Utah 20, Colorado M. ^ r t Guyot, Australian track and { Can still walk. 128. wound up with 142 points. ner in '54; Junie Brazauskas and li^.-'inticipated • since five of the Worst Spot on Hehl at the PA Club. -tiluba appear too .weak to challeng* on to decide only three, winners.' Oregon 21. So. Oallfomia 18. team manager, cohreded j--'But Gordon Piiie British 5 000- Mantle, Berra and 'Kaline dom Moe' Arhambault. both in the Air Doubt About Russell "Corps; and yours truly'. Wimpy'a All-Stari Who are fronted Plucky Maude was the easiest win Washington 30. Stanford 14. ,'S... ^ ,___ the,rê[d“ field. An ende;d runruri:Sr‘om^ to the ,op-i help. ’^rouldn^rcl'^^^^^^ breaker.'just NOVRLTY AROHERV Turkey inated the voting although 31 men hy veterans ’ Norm Burke, Al ner In 1645, romping home by eight Trinity 20. Wesleyan It. shoot Is on tap Sunday afternoon were named. The* Yanks led The diminutive Cecere, 'ônce ' eonaVdered the stronge^^defensive Surowiec, Lou Decsl and talentsd lengCis. Oonneoticut 42, Rhode Island 0. This Is ‘ ***" " “ 1 «ald Landy suffered a ’’ deep After Two-»hv hM J7w av only chance I seated shin soreness, but he's made out-fielders In thw.'State a few Jack Scott; But Steve Bellinghiri thi tipflpid a few yards sq ; no arrangements for treatment.” Running a aeries of .58 second range on Sullivan Ave., adjacent Berra. Gil McDougald. Whitey Seasons back, alaffvvas named the and his Pagani'S Caterers could from tte^field .^nd^ by now^^we y„y „ „ angle. Your whole He added; ‘'He'll be in the race. quarter laps in intervals. Pirie was to the Farmer's Hardware, in East Tip on NBA Strength Ford. Hank Bauer and Johnnj’ team's Playen'of the Decade. Si- surprise with their youthful roster. fitomach knoU must 1^ straight- jjfg depends on what 11 college | If I were a competitor I couldnU not .shamefacedly .admitting any Windsor Hill. Turke.vs and other Kucks. •nM out and he isnt fbmkmg kids are doing on a field and you're disregard him.” thing except he planned to a-ln prises will bejiwsrded and refresh Ted Far Down IJat AW America^ Regional Boards AMiR shifting some kid s^posltion - allowed to go out and help i-andy was only one of several both the 5.000 and 10.000 meters. ments will be available. I5ie public -New York — (NEA) — WhenYtap-ins. He wss tremendous de- Williams, winner in 1948 and .W^DN'ESOAV'S FIGHTS Hockev at a Glance whan, a peraon ia asking him a them and you can hardly see w hat; track atars who greated an armada Reports circulated in the village is invited and sfiecial awards will 1949, finished down the list in sixth ..'idlaml. Fla. — Kenny Lane, j queiUon. they're doing. '• (of goans which always echo these Ihat'another noted "invalid.” was be presented to competing children. '0 points. He was men- -''i381«, Muskegon, Mich., out-; Report Many Fine Candidates ' - Har- Wednesday's Results Wfhan you look into the busine.ss bÛ wa*sîrenvrn‘r I S " dên-lf‘‘*’‘?a‘'' STH ôrthe’^^ôl'm. pointed Frankie Rj’ff,_140, New j National League It gets them on everv level I've > Pr^KaOies days. York 10. * o f teaching kids to play this game. seen a high school coach dressed ' A Americans moaned 800-nietcr world record 15 years, and compare it with to -) f^bound. What thlydoV t" h ave's BiUv’^'n>rre'^'‘’^\>a*Jo'^^^^^ Montreal 5. New York 3. Boston. Nov. 15 (Ai—Whenf-Phll McHugh of.. Oregon, Ron It ia a wxmder why anybody ever seen a nign scnooi coacn. ores.sea mess hall where holder, who already has said he Tokyo -r J oh n n y Gonsalves. m a rough hunting ntacklnaw andj ,'^bere because a eroin in day’^ tempo, it is ea.sy to see why a shot — so they don't mean a pitcher both' were ahead ol Wit-' American League three ends like Ron’ - has made their ! at Baltimore afte^ ..moving from No Guard in the country is re A Club couple of yea,rs. although a rigid All America football selectors. ceiving more support than giant crashed with him. so Eddie wetiti jpy ^ 'SIX___ points:...... in a ::—game at uonora, ally characterized as "food W «on -i Olympic performance a question search of memor)' discloses it is ' Chicago, drew solid 'strength to tie t0% Reduction For CHADWICK S'HLL OFF ICE ing.” ' I n'.ark, received a bad break with a hlcDougald lor Seventh place. Vie Th* Big 10 Conference wing- 245 pound Jim Parker of Ohio to tte tchbol system at East 1 Sutherland. '• when he Washington, Nov. 15 on _^The longer than, that, the game was Month of November East Norwich, N. Y. tffi—When men are mentioned prbminently in One of the most notable w as' -spike injury to woman javelin Weiiz, Clei’efand's first bB*em.an Bill Chadwick said he'' had quit aa State who opens the door for the Meadow-, Long Island He i;oaches ■ the old Brooklyn Dodgers like this: the latest recommendations by the nation's No. 2 ground gaining the Junior high school. He doesn tjin tê Xatlonsl Football t.eagiie, Thane Baker. 100 and 200-m eler; Hrow-er Rrzsebeth (Elizabeth) Washington Senators today ended V -A club called the Brooklyn, i who overcame polio to stage a a National Hockey League referee 1 man who many are tipping as a Vigh. a w'orking agreement with Louis great ' comeback, with ninth, fol- Boards. But what of the other I team and keys the defense. Jewels would pU>' the Phllgt^l-^ he meant It For th* last two areas? l ^ o ^ r ^ V r e Ta pre^Tre" even i i ' "inner ‘ in the However her coach «Ud she ville of the American . Assn, and ôwêd by leamniate Bob I>emon, years Chadwick has been manager 1 Front Rankers phis' Sphas at Arcadia Hall In once more a 20-game winner. there and Eddie haa had enough j.,4 and 1 ''e >'«n Ia.st , w-ould compete despite f o u r added a Class B League affiliate to Brooklyn’s Brov\-nsvilIe section. It of the Pine Hollow Golf Club. He » PitUburgh. Walt I Bill Glass of Baylor, Allen Ecker Of i t ^ 8reat discomfort as did I'litches in her calf. She is the its farm system. . waq a small, compact place used There was some surprise' at the I recently turned dow-n a chance to Brodie of William and Mary, South Lof Georgia Tech, Baker Harris of Quit In a Minute xyalkcd straight from the field Johnson. ! third best in the world this year, The Senators said a receivef- for dances. comparatively low vote for Qeve- becorne a part-time hockey ref Carollna'a Buddy Frick. Stanford's j UCLA and Sam Valentine of Penn stepped into the^ stands and; However, they didn't look lik% in- 1 Other Hungarians reportedly ahip action against the Louisville land'a Herb Score and Charlie Max Biggie Munn quit as head marf ‘ walking up.* He w'erit ilp ' valids yesterdav* Times Have Changed eree. Carl Isaacs and Bill Steiger o f , state also arc in the front rank*. th* minute Michigan State o f- i.i - i— .u. ------,_L. or today and are in good physical condition, but Club, threatened with loss of Us -Some of the athletes were a lit well, the Detroit lefthander who th- -thi.ti,. rfir-. Ithe . crowd leaving ; American officials said the team their enliîonal makeup is a prob franchise, was "a primary factor” had such a fine year. Guard candi- i climbed to the last row of the ; wan in magnificent ahape tle overweight because there was of the other names who daaerve include Dick Day of Job. Fritz Crjnler nt Michigan did upper tier at Ebbets Field. He was lem as they are worried about in breaking off the link. no such thing as a fulMime bas The first 10 with point scores: top consideration according to the Despite an irritating' heavy as their families back home. "We're going to' move cautiously Washington (shifted from tackle), the tame thing. Even Gen. Bob , there a half hour later, in a dark- ketball pla.ver. in those days. You 1. Mickey Mantle. New York 836 reports. ' Jim Brackens of Oregon State, ft'^ a n d gave it up. at Tcnnes.see. , ening and empty ball park. He in regard to filling the Triple A played on Sunday afternoon and 2. Yom 6 erra. New York 186 Kramer the rough, lough flantk- gap in our farm system,” said a Galen Laack, of College of the There is no secret w’hy so many ■ kept looking si the apartment night and, ,perh*a'ps. one or two 3. Al Kaline. Detroit 142 man 'who does e v e n tin g well for Pacific. Jack iDavit of Maryland, tiy to get out. It's a business ip 1 house roofs below him and he mut- statement by Calvin Grjffllh. Sena nights during the week. The resL- 4. Harvey Kuenn. Detroit lo Michigan, provided the margin of tors’ president. He added *'We Chet Franklin of Utah, Jerry Nes umich the butterflies have plenty , tered about being beaten that ■way of the time you worked for a.B^- 5. Billy Pisree, Chicago T5 HARIEH victory over Iowa with a field goal bitt of New Mexico, Jim HeN have eeveral trades in (he mill of room Inside.' The.v gnaw into ; when somebody finally went to get Olympic Games Briefs'.* Ing. . 6. Ted Williams, Boston 70 which may still boot the Wolver locker of Wichita, Wayne Coble of your system and Saturday night's him. , w’hlch could involve our giving up i. (tiei -Bob Nieman, Baltimore 55 GLOBE inea into the Rose Bowl. a volume of our Triple A esliber None of them tyereâS tall os Oklahoma AAM, Uoyd Day of Tul (llnner^windsûp being a cup of i a basketball player .his to be to- Gil McDougald, New Tork 55 The Midwest Board reports that sa, Ed Brown 'of Arizona, Ed Bai tomato '^soup and Melbmirne, Xov, 15 tA? ■ Boxing-? Australian city will be illuminated players at part of an exchange for 9. Vic Werti, Cleveland 45 Gilliam of Iowa continues to be a a ' couple of The Order of ‘the Fmrple Heart, aome established big leaguers." 1 day, so it was g ' game of quick ley of Syracuse. Stan Slater of crackers. teams from the United .State.s, for the first tlm'e tomorrpy nlghL ' passing, a shbt now and then - 10. Bob Lemon. Cleveland 40 T R 0T T E R 5 •'money player.” The firat of hii medal for U..S. Scrx-lcemen wound The American League .club took Army, Lou Lovely of Boston Uni ■If thsff gets down, there sre ed In action, was establishid Aug. Poland, South Africa and Argcn-' Police expert thousands of mo- and a lot .of'puUing and pushing. Other* receiving points: two fumble reco-vfrica led -to the tiha-may dominate action in the torists'and spectators to jjun the on Kinston, N. C., of the Carolina versity and Mike Flynn of Villa- atovies to watch and work for next 7, 1782.. . V : • • : To btiost the .gate, the. promoter Harry Simpson. Kansas City.. IT; lone touchdowrn that upset Min nova. Olympic Games veteran' ring ex- downtown .section to view, the dec- League as a second Class B af hired a name player for one game WsM's OrealMl Attnetl** nesota last. week. pert Nat Flei.scher of . New York orations—which include 'a huge filiate. Hobbs, X. Mv oB the South- Whitey Ford, New' Ybflr. .33; Early V*. rtMladelpMa Bskaa Board membert from the Far or' so. The ,Jewels used Hank :: Wynn, Cleveland. 32; Jim Pieraali, Lundy t-The 6-6 -purdu* giant ia predicted today. '• . Olympic torch and rnany f i v e - >* Ike other, MEW RANCaESTRB nCR. 'not only an exceptional pass re Weat lnsiat the Pacific.alopea con Greenberg for this. . Hank had 'Boston, and Nellie Fox Chicago, .. fICHOOL OYM tain a pair of tackle* the equal of > Individual talent .seems to )>e- Pt^Sed symbols, . j ■ 7 ' played high school basketball and ceiver but didn't allow' powerful 28: Sherm .I-ollar, CTiicago, 27; WeSiWMlpir .Nlshl, Ns*, tl. al tsU any — Paul WIggin of SUnford. a lacking. Fleischer said, but most , Harold Bolte, 'Victorioji premier, | ¥>• i| g nx * • 1 ''Bruggie,” as he was known.-wiui Frank Lary, Detroit, and Pet* S.m. Michigan State more . than 10 teams are better balanced than at will flip the switch that lights the ■ D i l l .L A IC S O f l 1 r i 8 l a big favorite: with the'Browns r i» OrMt'Vsa4**llle Acli yards total on aff plays run any 1955 selection, and Oregon state’s Runnels, Waahpigton, 24; Herb ar ailailulaB srire—St (Tax tael.) John Witte, named lineman of the Helsinki four years ago. di.splay. which will remain.until' ville bunch. Score, Cleveland, 18; Jackie Jan ?Irkela' an ulr al S'atailt Arms, where near him. He w.a* a major 958 Main St., Manchester .Mala « . rkaae Ml. week for bis play againal tha In Polish team members have aver-j^ *"’ In Paternity Suit That was how pro basketball' sen, Boston, IS; Mickey * Vernon, reason the Spartans-had trouble dians Saturday. aged 187 bouts each giving them a ' — ^ ~ ■ used to be. Now go to today and Boston, 14; Tom Brewer, Boston, managing a 12-9 dtcision. examine one'situation — the case Jll: Hank Bauer, New York, ^ and Walton, th* stocky 5-11, 205 marked advantage in experience. Australian Olj'mpic Games of- Newark. N. J„ Nov. 15, Russia^ is■ not as strong as had been îcials■"riali acpepted a good natured ijpt- - of Bill Russell, presently on ■ oqr Charlie Maxwell, Detroit. 8:^Luia pounder, continues to imprest SUPPLY UNE : reported,■ Fleischer“ said. needling''today aliout their weath Billy Loes. former Brooklyn Dod Olympic team and ypu,,cqme Aparicio. Chicago, 7; Gus Trlandos Eastern observers as a standout in V __ er. / ■ ger pitcher, was to go on trial to away with a good idea, of the Baltimore, 6; Prank Baling, De every phase of the game. Bast Lanaing, Mich. (NEA) — NOTICE day in a paternity suit filed by a troit: Minnie Mlnoso. Chicago, and [ Elizabeth Vigh, a javelin throw-. R, S. Alexander, head of the vast upward step. 'Am ong'the other ends Ustsd as Michigan SUte haa two of iU Kenya team, said he had carefully Newark woman now in a reforma ■ . One-.Man Job Vic Power,,Kansas Oty. 8; Jehnnv candidates for All - America line former boxers on the Olympic IN ORDER TO GIVE OUR'CUSTOMERS I er -on Hungary’s women's track tory. Kucks, New,York, 3 and Ro’v ' and field team, will.be able to c'om- studied a weather chart Issued by Russell la the 6-LO University of BILL RUH8 ELL men honor* are Buster Elder of team Choken Maekawa, NCAA Austr'alialns griving loiig record of ' ' Susanne Fulinello, 24. now serv Ssn Francisco star who practically Slavers, Washington, 1. GhdsiJL Wyoming, A rt Johnson of Army, Hawaii, and Pearce Lane. pete in next week's Olympics de- ing an ideflnlte term in the C31n- I . • . . . • i ORESTER VARIETY OF FOODS WE , spite a 'severe ga.sh on her leg .suf warm weather In November'“ in did a one7man Job on any op is the one who can score from any Xielbq,urne, To date Melbourne has ton Reformatory for women for ponent— right to Qic. National Col fered when she spikekl herself yes- attempted robbery! hat charged place. In college, Russell had j terdav. been cold-and cloudy with drizzles legiate . Athletic Aaaociation final.. no hook shot and-on ohe-handera Ailing Tiger Backfi W IU BE CLOSED FOR A FEW DAYS of rain prompting Alexander to that Loes fathered her daughter, No .More Silverware j FPiir stitches were required to born Dec. 24, 1952. he sometimea missfd the back-' COAL and COKE say "I never read such 'a bar of with this,, there is a consider board. FOR ALTERATIONS asd INSTALLATION , close the cut on her calf, but after lies." Miss . Fnlinellp claimed she met able amount of bidding going on May Face Yale 11 spending the night In the Olympic •Loes when he was in spring traiij- for his seiwices.' Abe Sa'perstein "He can't shoot at all from out TWO or THREE TRACK Village hospital, she' was dis- AH'Aussies joined in the laiigh- side. So the players up* here sim OF EQUIPMENT. ter. Ing that year and irtie was visiting of the- Harlem Globetrotters re- Princeton. N. J., N6v. 18i0p)- COMBINATION chargfd tbday and her coach, said relatives in Deerfield Fla. She portedly ha* offered him 138,000. ply will force him to the outside.” Princeton'a two ailing fullbacks ‘she Would be read,v to_ compete. said they had relations In a Miami - Several Amateur Athletic Union f Quito a Jump , * may be ready lo play against WATCH HHALS FOR REOFiNINO. The accident occurred when she LOOKS IJKE A RIY.ALRY' hptel. teams ire in on the bidding. That's 'The jump from college to .tha Yale Saturday. ’;:i lost hei^ footing, on a piacticd Loes. now* on the pitching staff really ^ industrial set-up. The professional ranks, these days la There were no clear reports from Kluminum Windows throw. The heel spike on her shoe Huhtington. W. Va„ (A5-Coach of the Baltimore Orioles, has de star* git good jobs. * * taxing for.one breaking in. th* practice camp of Old Nostau caught her leg behind the knee. ' CALL US TODAY! ^ George France,'whose HunUngton nied that he ever knew Miss Fulln- But the Boston Celtics of the Mostly, the proa get what they yesterday but sophomore Fred FOR FREE ESTIMATES Douglas.s. high school football' «Uo. Loes has been free in ».500 National Basketball Aasocietion 'Want—Bill Russell Included. Tiley and juniorl H*W(H Agniw JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL George, Roumbais, a 6-3 Greek team downed Buffalo of Accdville, bail; Hia .attorney ia John Flaherty seem to have the (nside track.' ' But it still , sqems strange to were both reported mending rapid k - RHONE Ml 9-90TS pole vaiilter, will have the honor of 45-6) said:-''! just couldn't get the of Jersey City., They have given the Bt. . Lbuia type out a report from responsible ly- I leading the Olympic athletes, into boys , up for this one. When you r Miss Fulinello waa convict^ of Hawks two players in order to people w-hich says that it ' may • Tiley broke hia collar bone CONNECTICUT COKE SCOTTY'S Melbourne's cricket' grnijnds next play a ball club with such a poor trying to hold up a real esUte get first call. ‘They intend to offer take a full 'campaign or maybe egainat Oomell and at first waa ALUMINUM DOORS. AWNINGS, v Week in can in g ceremonies for the record as-Buffalo's, it's i hard to office laat'Nov. 4. Loea Wai arreaf- Russell 120.000. litmger—If indeed that will "do it thought to be out for the season P o u l t r y a n d b a r b e c u e ^ . 1966 games. , . / , ^ CANOPIES m 4 JALOUSIES . . . » get the boys In the right aplrit,” ed during'an appearance with tN# ^ ALTop M-Namp - --■before such an 'extraordinary But Tiger Onsch Chsrlev Cbid- '■The Greek tiam* traditionall.v he explained. Buffalo coachIfiiute Dodgers in Jeraey City. As a name, Russell is at the top. performer- In college cab hold his well reported "he was ' runslni; re' ' ' leads' the parade of nations and Burrows, who^ team hadn't won FOGARTY BROTHERS 190 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Magiatrate Robert A- MqKinley But there are some pro baaket- own in the National Basketball and hitting the dummies” yester-* 319 b r o a d 'ST.— TEh. Ml 9-45.39, I / Roumbais. 27, was selected to lead a game this year, had adme things was elated.to conduct,the tiiaL ball people who ' openly questioii Association. BILL TUNSKY»iVm5 MANjCHESTER. CONN. his contingent b>' the Greek chief to say abput undefeated Douglass, his ability. . ■ ■ ‘ Xgnew Injured hi* knee sUihUy Fuel Oil Fluid Heat Oil Burners of mission. too. "Wejhave pla.ved a lot^ better ! /rtie erteter quarter* of Lewis "He never could ahoqt,” one of Forest firea burned 807,006 acris in practice, hefor- the H arw d *êrrice and Satiafaction Guaranteed" teams. Ha ^ w S red . 'U p where . and C lvk In IfiOitM, Fort Oat- them told us. "In college, ha made In CblUonUa In 1M6, t i mijlleb Olymple ' decorafAnns strung gams and then banged It agate in "IE THANKFUL. YOU CAN W ‘ the\ team*, hit a lot aop. Or*g«n haa been^reatored to his.way by ou'tjiiniping hysrybody. worth o f {ihyBtefil propiifty was de that eoBtset. He is acNiaduisd fey- , aJofrglYbTwki* ' ■' heart 6f1 this \ ***™®8' j ,1 V I lU oHigiatG MU «dd aeals. Ha got bU poinU Voul* Mk stroyed. . i ■, : eoatMt work tod^, ■Wt 3 ■ 4 ^ .•■V" • b y ,: i. ■/.' ; •- '■ * V i r ? • I" •i.r 1 -K 3 - .. ■i • : / ■ ■<' • X

, IcaKc h e s t e b x v e n w g h Ab a l d , i U n c h e s t e r , o o j w * Th u r s d a y , No v e m b e r is. igse PA 6BTW ENTrjBf»r IÂGB TWENtY-SnC MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1 9 ^ WlthoRt-Board 59 Honass Fur Sals 71 “ DUCHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY aiul SHORTEN Antomobileo for Sale . 4 Honsehold SSrrleM Help Watoted—FemAle ,15 Help Wanted—Male 86 Dog»—HirdB^Pets 41 Harden— Farm— Dairy Household Goods- SI aiNOuE ROOM, aeparate entrance, About Town Vote After 84S D a y Offered ^Â P r o d u c ts ' SO AUTOMATIC GAB ranged «1X hum- MANCHESTER—444 Bumhun St., WINTERIZED WO.NAN to work, on tr ^ s 6:t8 BIRD,.cat and /private home, near Gray Re- edge of tpwii. Five room older Classified . sale and retail. - .. er top, tWo ovens and two hrollers. ' search. Garaga.; MI, 9-4670. house. Tw6>/^bedrooma, You: / ' ' , — '' ' ' ■' ■ . R E A D Y TO G O ! TRY US FX}R reupholMering, s ^ a-.m.-3:15*;t5 pirn. 40 hour five day ExceUent condition. MI. $-6447, T h e ot>en air aarvlce of tho SAl- covers draperies, rug cleaning. Nweek. Apply to dietitian 1-2 JOIN A GROWIN^. Tuesday. Thuraday. _____ ^ _ APPLES, $1 and up. Louis JBotti, town kitcheh. TLork fumace,>Ov6r T mI aiiNdjuNW neiakborhood # ’rUCllAw PBAOftftD PUKF i| | i i 7 to 9, Porterfield’a Route 6 and Bush mu Rd, /-^j vaUon Army thls'evenlng at 7:80 Negroes Say Bias End- leso Huh SUteiman, 110 a week, Free oelivery service. All work Mapeheater Memorial os- OL'TMPIC MAHOGANY IT’,; eon- an acre of land.'Imfnediais occu QVIfUUN 9H tTRAV MUTTf ANO llEVf S •uppEo r\it\Mmpoak%PifTftoonom Advertisement pit«K^______^COMPANY'T'"^ Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-8391. ONE RBDROOM In privsts horns. pancy. 812,000. CalLX-'R, Wilke will be followed b y a meeting in guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery sole TV set; In excellent condition ’ llftCooptr Hill at. Mi; 9-059S: ' OMCi twit, TUtH 6ttN ONE flCUO UP 1949 Ford V8 with overdrive, 110 a Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. No. 1 GÊIDI Mountain winter po and Co. MI •*4889,>tf^JB««. the Citadel at 8 pM- conducted CLASSIFIED AOVT. week. W the growing carbide cutting MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 MI. 3-8493. # f‘WE0D* CATCHES- "by Major and Mrs. Pickup. Evenings Ml. 3-7267. SALBSGml^—Full and part time. tool Induziitry we need experienced Main St. S A H Green stamps. tatoes,. nte^y and very good-eat CLEAN, PLE A ^N T room, slngls DEPT. HOURS 1947 Mercury four door,, $* a week. Salary ana^tymmisalon. Apply ing,- No. 1 m ^very respect. De ELEVEN CUBIC foot N o i ^ re CAPE COD—Exiiafidgbla Cta W ill Slop Bps Boycptl CURTAINS laundered in my home. machine operators and otherithi types MI. 9-4273. Free parking. “ If you qr doubla. Ntxt tb bath and show, quiet atreeLSuth fin# view, 8:15 A. M. to 4:.V9 P. M. 1948 Chryeler Windaor, 98 a week. Peggy Lane.j.T77;,Main St. of IndustrlBl personnel. If you.want livered to you^vdoor, one.bag or frigerator, good condfUqn; - Membera of the- Junior. Circle, j All work done ,by hand. Reason want'a pet—see us.” Open Mon.,- 's r . Centrally located. 14 Wads diate occtlpancy. Not in deveki^ a good Job apply at office. Sat. 9-6. Thurs. and Fri., 9-9. more.. CaU Hathwqy, MI. 9-8438. Call MI. 3-6492. , worth St. ML 3-4931. Daughters of Isabella, iure re- (OoBttMMd from Page Om ) ? cott, aZld drivera wotild continue These cars can be bought for as able -rates. Ml. 9-2411. . experienced ^ k typist. menUîe.SOO. Madeline Smti iuested to deliver -food donation! COPY CLOSING TIME little ail I10„ with approved credit. ■------z f ------Retdtor. MI 9-1642. —'-----. to anforea aamgatlon until Ear* FLAT FINISH Holland window Pleasant tlrorklng conditions. Good WHITE HOLLAND turk«yr Green l ig h t housekeeping ( room or the cake aale Saturday at the But I pah't aay that bacauia I don't I maily riillavad o f tho aUto-fro* FOR CLASSIFIED AOVT. salary. Five day week. a>3P'to 6 N E LG O t o o l CO., INC. SIX WEEKS OLD mongrel pupa, $4 Mountain potatoes for Bale>Erznk Musleal ,tf&nniBieBto 5-1 Furnished for working gisj, CalL ?Shopping Parkade before 9 a-ni. MANCHESTER MOTOR shades, made to measure. All MODIFIED S1NGLI8H colonial, six know. I aOribod duty. metal Venetian blinds at a new p.m. BUi 9-4301. ' X each. Call MI. 3-8915. Bronkle, Lake St. Tel. MI 9 9-8688 Alter 4. . '/^ large roOma and attached garage. Those not already contacted for "If aoroeone puahea you, don't i The Montgoniery O ty daaia#* HON* THRU FRI. s a l e s A N N E ^ \ 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance, G U LB R A IH ^ dll«Ct~ blow* IlM^ low price. Keys made while you '-Aoganv' spinet piano, $466.- Nice ahatfed lot in center of Man donations are urged to call Mrs. push him back. We must have the tion has made no eonasant. SEWING MACHINE operatork atM,' CONTROL BREED baby para^ GENUINE SPRING lambs, 45 lb. jnCBLY FURNISHED roqm. Very William CoIIina, director of piinlor 10:30 Ai M. ' ■ 333'Main Street wait. Marlow’s. hand cutters wanted. Day shift, 8^ K spy's, Inc. kO. $41680. . chester, • living room 33'6” xl4’ courage to refuse to hit back,” the, The boycott began tha day a keets/Month old. .Will take orders yearllnga, 85 lb. young muttons, J clean and warm. Quiet private activities, or Mias Roberta Camp minister said. - — - - SATURDAY 9 A.-M. MI. 9-5732 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, Kaklar Toy Co., for Christmas st 134 Glehwpod St. hotna for gentleman, 316 Spruce with flreptaca,. Dining room, large Negro seamstrcM was fined $ li lot WANTED— Automotive machinist 35 Ib. whole or hglf cut up, deliv MUSKÎqMnimental, rental. Com- kitchen and ' aenaratii laundry bell, chalrmah of the aale commit 60 Hilliard St. Hours 3-9 daily. Ml. 9-6672. ered. Gerald Rialey,. Vemon. TR. St,- — ■ King said return to the buses refusing to move to the roar o f A 1958 FORD COUNTRY sedan. Two Building—Contracting 14 or rmh to learn automotive ma plete Un^-<^ instruments. Rental room. Also lavatory. Second floor, tee! Proceeda will be used to. fur -bôre the decision takes affect bus. A mass meeting in tho HOIt St. r o o m OOOPEBATION WILL tone. Fordomatic, Power eteering. chine wO]:k. Schiebel Bros,, Center 8-7913. ther the volunteer hospital work WOMAN, part time.' Lucky Lady EIGHT WEEKS old Chihuahua pup applied toîlriihase pries. . R ^ e ROOM TO r e n t . Near Center. three large bedrooma, and bath. “is a matter that might be used CSiurch decided to boyoott SuMl. BB AFPSEGIATEO Will sacrifice. Tel. 3-4242. , BIDiVELL Home Improvement Co. St., at PrdBlor Road aenting Olds, \ Selmsr, Ped of the Junior Circle. Alterations, addltlonfe, garages. Self Service Laundry, 11' Maple py, male. Cross breed puppies, 83 Heat and hot water. Gentleman. 37 Must be aeeii to be appreciated. by reactionary elements to plunge Attendance at the two zaMUnga St. a piece. Zimmerihan's Kennels, ler and Biindy. Matter's Mtuic FoaterSt. Gaston Realty, 165 School St. MI. us into needless harrassment and was esUmated.by the two'minlstom Re-siding specialists. Easy budg WANTED — Ohe full time driver APPLES FOR SALE. Wllmer Kee- Studio, 177 McKee. Mt.xa-T600. 9-67,'l. Evenlnga, MI. 9-7466. 1948 FORD PANEL truck, good et terms. MI 9-6405 or TR and part time drivers. 12 p.m. • 6 Lake St., Manchester. hey, 490 Keeney St. Mrs. Norman B. Jones, 133 meaningless litigation.'’ to total more than 10,000. Biqreott Dial Ml 3-5121 PART TIME salesgirl to sell boys’ VERY CLEAN bedroom. Clean re Cooper HIU St., haa returned from running order.^Ml. 3-6662. 5-9109. clothing. Apply in person. Tots 'n p.ni. Manchester TaXi, Purnell Pi. UPRIGHT PIANO covered MANCHESTER—Duplex 6-6.' . Manager J. II. r.agley of Mont- decisions in tha .ast have boon RABBITS FOR sale. All different YELLOW GLOBE tumlpa. PuU liable gentleman. Quiet home. South Dartmouth, Maas., where goipery City Lines, Inc., whose made at such meetings and Teens, 956 Main St. to Mr. Rauch. sizes. eSc pound, live weight. Can plastic, Will sacrifice. Call Parking. Tel. MI, 9-1320. rent vacant. Income 81W 1955 PLYMOUTH Suburban V8 lour BUILDING-r-Repalrs, alterations, your own. 75c bushel. Saturday 9-5489. month. CtOl MI. 3-1339. . she attended the funeral Of .her bus patronage dropped by mere ted. by the 30,000 Negroao in thiZ door, radio, , heater, automatic cabinets, etc. Call C. Lathrop. MI, be seen 39 Overland St. Tel. MI. cousin, Mrs. E. W. Moaher, who SALESLADIES 9-9955. and Sundays only. 178 Oak Grove ROOM ROR RENT. Kitchen privl- than 90,000 4 day during the boy- first capital of the Oonfodoroogr. Last and Foand tranamission, ' low mileage, Bia- 9-0384 or PI. 2-8398. St. SPINET PIANO. Mahogany. Excel FOUR BEIDROOM ranch rooms had frequently visited her and • STOCK leges, garage. 77 Henry St. Ml. made a number of frienda in town* kane blue, excellent condition, WANTED BEAUTIFUL baby parakeets. All lent condition. Must sell at once 3-5953. Uwo unfinished), flreplgce. Ma LOST^-nMALL, thin, black mon private owner. No trades. MI. NEED MORE ROOM? We are roof for cash. Write Box K, Herald. hogany paneling, ceramic tile dormer apecialiats; also additions, colors. Normals and rariez. Guar grel dog with white paws, chest 9-9076. PART-TIME Young man over 18/years anteed for aex and health. Also ■'LARGE attractive room for one or bath, birch cabinets,-formica The Ruth .Society will meet to PVC Wants Firm to Probe . and Up of tail. License No. 160887. alterationa and. repairs. Home of age to maintain a stock HoUMhoid Goods 31 tibo. gentlemen. All light house counters. Only 814,900. Carlton W. morrow at 7:45 p.m. at the Cov Construction Service. BU 9-3310, Daily 9-1 p.m. breedeira,' cages, and auppliea. BROWN k SIMPSON upright piano, MI. e-1336. supply of parts for assem Raymaf Aviaries, Route 44A, Bol keeping facilities fully attached. Hutchins. MI. 9-5133, MI. 9-4694. enant . Congregational Church for Trailers for Sale 6-A CH. 2-1065. t-5 p.m. DOING YOUR SHOPPING ISO. Ml. 3-1295 after 8 p.Ri. bly lines. Must be able to ton. MI. F-5618. Prlvate^-antrance. Inquire 101 ■IT Thanksgiving program. All Ways for Ifnproving Water 5-9 p.rti. Chestnut Street. 81000 DOWN, large three bedrOom ' LiVOM/A.KII&t. wqinen, of the church are Invited. 1XJ8T—TWO rings in small change TRAILER FOR SALE, Heavy duty BRICK AND stone mason contrac maintain stock records.___ EARLY? CELLO IN FINE condition, ranch, flreplape, ceramic tile bath, metal. Two-wheel. A bargain. Call tors. Valentino Bellucci, 318 Fern ~buwa. Bai;gatn at |90. Call Mrs* Hjalmar Carlsdn and Mrs. purse. Reward. MI. 3-7888. ^ FULLTIME Excellent opportunity for , ■ fail cellar, garage, large lot high -Iwvin will be hoetesaes. ------The Public tlttlltlei Commla-Ftlens is the cauaa o f tha ebjae* MI. 3-6144. St. Tel. MI 9-5451. We have an exceUent selection of nings. kU- 9-8883. elevation > excellent ” condition. 9-5 p.m. advancement for one with Paltry and'Supplies 43 lamps, smal\ electridal appliances, f u r n is h e d aleepihr ' room,roo 338 alon haa reOommended that thel e tlonable...... odor and...... taste, noUeoaUo' L08T— Wednesday night. Black - 4 Charter Oak St. MI. 9Y7'Vi. Carlton wr. Hutchins. MI. 9-5182, Snorkel pen. In or near St. James Apply in person proven ability. Ideal loca MUSKOVAY DUCKS, live, any hassocks, rockers, and all kinds of 9-4694. W .t.r C . or Hollister St. schools. MI. 9-3788. Auto Driving School 7«A Aluminum Windows home furnishings. ■V Hou| r For Salo 72 ’Aflictions 78 tion for a local resident number. 619 East Middle' Tpke! Wearinx Apparel—^Fan 57 5 three means for Improving the ^ ,uch, as tho water thoroln and Doors 14*A MANCHESTER MILLS MI. 3-8972. Apartments— Flats— DESIRABLE t/yST — Large I gray cat. White LARSON'S DRIVINO School, Use our layaway plan Buy all Your Chriatmaa Gifts at quality of the water it sells, and to i circulates the aiuno as In tho ^ * Manchester's only trained and Tenements 63 -MANCHESTER feport lU findings back to the | tribuUon mains, except that m Chest, white paws. Vicinity Oxford GUARANTEED against, all haz GRAY MANUFACTURING BROAD BREASTED Bronze tur CHESTER Furriers. Furi rtmed- PROPERTIES Four room Cap* (vacant) 813,900 Connecticut's Moat Fabulous Kadar to Maintain Bt. ând Middle lipke.. West. Call 'certified Inatructor, For your safe ards. Aluminum screens and FACTORY STORE eled, repaired, cleaned and \ ' , Commission. ' head of air is malntalnod within keys, fresh and frozen. Ready any CHAMBERS FURNITURE ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St.— Well ' "TIsr MANCHESTER New ranch In Coventry 15,800 MI. 9-9067. ty We are trsilned to teach proper storm windows as well as com CO. glazed. Work done at my home. AUCTIONS! The PUG made the recommends* j the tanks to boost tho prooouro. ly. Ml. 9-6075. WAITRESS and counter girl. Apply time, 10-25' Ibg. Fresh eggs. SALES heated two room furnished apart New ranch in Bolton 18,200 tion after an examlnaUon it con -' Periodic surveys o f the wrstor*' bination' screen and storm doora. Ih person Patio Drlye-ln, Broad Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 HilllZ No overhead. Save. .Call MI. New five room ranch 18,200 LOST—Vicinity Hollister Street — CaU Coughlin. MI. 8-7707. laLUARD 8T., MANCHESTER 503 East Middle Tpke. .9-7318 for free eatlmate at your ment. Inquire first floor. Apt. 9. Six roomÛtch Colonial. In very Featuring: the Greatest Selec* ducted because about 830 users M-1 shed area of the company sro Maltese gray kitten, four months ng A an'd West Middle Tpke. town Rd. • nice condition. Lkrge living room Custom built six room Cape 21,500 Link with Moscow guarantees quick results. Expert a t t h e g r Een home. Under no obligation. Capes FOR RENT December let.— Four Five room ranch 11,500 tion of Gift Items at tltioned for an invesUgation. ’The made by the SUte DepOiftmont of old, name “ Utte Bit." Reward. “A Good Place To Work” and stolea, 820. with fireplace. Dinihg ôom, mod peUtionera objected to the taste I Health. These ourvoyo have Indl* MI. 9,8483. Instructions. Dual-contrqiied car. Open .dZily? 10 a.m. . 5 p.m. room unheated.apartment, adults. Five room bungalow with Lowest Prices! CLERK TYPIST em kitchen and lavatory on first (CootlaDed from Page One) told the workers' delegation which and smell of the water. catsd that the population ba tha Call Mr. Miclette, your personal Roofing—Siding 16 7 :30 p.m. - 9 p.m. TWO CAMEL HAIR coata. Tetn Write Box P. Herald. ^ flcMr. Three bedroom and' full ce garage 13,900 I instructor at PI. 3-7249. Articles For Sale 45 Neat Cape with garage 14,70D I called on him that "I am of the Sees Three Chokes watershed haa increased due to FOR THE BEST In Bonded built FILE CLERK sizes 12 and 14. Worn only on 8un- WOULD LIKE to share my seven ramic tile bath, second floor.'Base Choose from Lamp(PS Electrical Kadar declared in today’s state- opinion that Imre Nagy never haa In order to Improve the water, new building. Insanitery coBdl- FRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 -dav. 815 each. Original cost 888. ment recreation room. Two one-eZr Two family near the Center ' AmwBceiBtnts up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, WANTED ROYAL AND SmiUi-Corona port Lake St., is buying' and selling room home. Car at dtaposal. No (one side vacantl 15,000 Appliances, Hand and Power Tools, ment only persons arrested during - been an enemy of our system and the BUC says it feels the company tions have been corrected, but the ■ ■■ Garages—Service— Storage 10 conductors and roof repairs call Permanent position available in MAINTENANCE MEN able and standard typewriters. Call MI. 3-7807. objection to children. Call MI. garages. Large lot. Owner leaving Watches, Jewelry, Household AC' relatively close proximity of dwell- / our East Hartford office for clerk good used furniture and antiques. Yacqnt six room Colonial 16,300 commission of ’’acts of terror” ' I see no reason why we should has a choice of— MRS. VAUGHN— Medium « - Ad Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. Piping background, first shift, All makes -of adding machlnet 9-1106. state. Immediate occupancy. Ex cessories. Sporting Goods, Toys, 1. Adopting filtration.' ", ings to the streams tgtMaS typist to be trained in dictaphone MI. 9-8580. Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. SEVERAL PAIRS of ladies’ expen cellent buy at 818,000. Vacant six room Cape 16,800 and crimes would be prosecuted. I not resume a position in public visor. For appointment phone CH. overtime. sold or rented. Repairs' on all etc. The puppet Premier reiterated ' life.” 3. Developing a better ground the reservoirs requires carefU tA^ S-67S5. 366 ânkUn Ave., Hart GARAGE FOR RENT. 8 Hemlock RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingla and work. Applicant must be’ good makes, Marlow's. sive shoes, size 7B. Also - hats. TENEMENT—^Three rooms, imme and- piany, many more Apply in person ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, Reasonable. MI. 3-5835. his previous stand that negotla-1 Nagy sent word to western water supply. tershed control. A souroa'tif recant ford, Cimn. ' St. MI. 9-0680. buUt up roofs, gutter and con typist and high school graduate. SPENCER RUBBER' PRODUCTS diate occupanev, payment weekly Four room expandable Cape Cod T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY Position also available in our i SALE—33 1-3% off on 1956-1957 glass, china, and used furniture tiona for the withdrawal of the i newsmen yesterday that he would 3. Connecting wjth the Hartford potential cdnUmlnattMUto tha aiip- ductor work, roof, chimney 're Chapel St. MAN’3 BROWN overcoat, size 42, or montWy, older couple pre- In Rolling Park. Hot water heat. MI. 3-1577 . Mrs. Wells, MI. 8-4788 and SATURDAY INITES pairs. Ray HagenoWi MI, 9-3214. local office for file clerk. Knowl ' wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall- bought and sold. Furniture Repair Fireplace. Nice lot with trees. Full Russian forces from Hungary can j have no dealings With, tha Kadar MetropoUUn District or any other ply Is the p r e s e t of large, quan- . “ Work In Manchester” Service. MI. 3-7449. 88. Boy's alpaca lined jacket, size ferred. M7- 9-5913 or MI. 9-1109 water utility having an adequate titles of sand'inilch ha've eroded Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Ray Jackaon, >n. 3-$32S. edge oL typing desirable, but not I paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 after 3 p.m. 113,900. 83100 cost to approved buy Sales start at 7 p.m. only be opened after order and' regime, P cn oa a lB requlreo. .For further information p.m. 16. 85. Two ladiei’ coats, gray, er. peace have been restored. Former Communist party First supply of good quality water.. from atrippOd land on the ocm- MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP on TOLLAND COUNTY Area — We APARTMENT size electric stove size 84-16. 88, 88. Boy’a hiking 'X ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car call guarantee $100 per week to the t h r e e r o o m apartment, unfur Lois Tor Sale 73 The rebel' guns were silent In Secretary Emoe ‘ Qeroe and for But the Oommlsaion not or pany’S/'Mtershed. The relatlv^ WANTED—Ride to RockvlUe from 166 West Middle Tpke., repairs pentry. Alterations and additions. HEATERS. New and used. Wood, and freezer top Crosley refrigera shoes, size 9. 81.50. Boy’s shoe nished. Available Dec. 15. Write BE SURE TO ATTEND Budapest today following the end mer Premier Andras Hegedues dered the firm to take any steps. amair aize of etorage afforded. In ' Manchester between 8 and 8:30 all makea. specializing in Ehiglisb. MRS. PETERSON married man with car chosen to tor. MI. 9-5489. skates, size 9. 84. MI. 3-5484. -ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor MANCHESTER—Three lots, 90x15(7 Ceilings. Workmanship guaran service established route of cus coal, oil, gas, cook stoves, ovens, Box Q, Herald. OUR GIGANTIC TOY SALE of armed resistance at the big the list of those purged by the new ’William Founlds Jr., head of the the company’s ressrvoirs n ^ s a It a.m. MI. 8-6353. 'Buys used bicycles, all sizes. teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn MI. 3-1161 stove pipe, dampers, stove'boards, MANCHESTER on paved road. City water. Price regime. Budapest Radio aaid they company, said today that the com difficult at times to prsvsnt the tomers. AD, 3-6321. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! Starting Sunday, Nov. 25th plants on Csepel Island, In the Hours 9-8 p.m. week days, 8-6 St. MI. 3-4860. wicks for all stoves and heaters. FOUR ROOM apartment. Elderly 83,000 each. Call Gaston Realty, Danube just south of the capital. had been barred “ forever” from pany would make the investigatian occurrence o f sudden changes In 1— :------p.m. Saturdays. Ml. 9-2098.. 1, 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! BLACK PERSIAN paw coat. In MI. 9-4543 165 School St., MI 9-5731; evenings AND EVERY DAY— EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Dou ASSISTANT TO foreman in manu Beds mattresses, springs, roll-a- couple preferred. Centrally lo But the workers there, after down any pubic and party qctvity and and report to the PUC. aa'aoon as water quaUty and, also, affords a ble entry, payroll, knowledge of way beds, chest of drawers, vani “SUPEK” " D E L U X E ”. very good condition. MI. 9-1418. cated. Write Box T, Herald. MI 9-7486. . 7 DAYS A WEEK— poMible, but he said."it wdll be a AatemobOes tor Sale 4 BICYCLES—Two 28” bicycles for facture of ladies' coats, to feed 3 ROOMS OP FURNITURE MANCHBISTER—Rent fi»e oppor ing their guns, Joined in the na-^ advised to resume their former lesser factor of safety than exists tax forms. Good working condi work to operators. Good oppor ties, trunk, tables, linoleum rugs, tunity. Custom byllt ten room two- UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE Uonwide general strike. jobs in private life. long drawn out affair.” where there is relstlvaly greater BEFORB TOO BUT a used car sale. Good condition. Call MI. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A tions. Vacation with pay. Good i linoleum by the yard. Many items All 100% Guaranteed NORTH CXJVENTRY — High, dry 9-19j544. tunity. Write to Box E, Herald. BROWN MUSKRAT cape. Very family home, two-car garage, homesites. Natural shade, black Open 10 a.m.rto 10 p.m.- Undaunted by the Saviet tanks Others purged were: And Foulds said any of the three storage. •aee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck salary. Tober Baseball, 114 Brook I too numerous to mention. This ONLY 8433 TWO DOUBLE bedrooms in private moves would bo very costly and ROOFING •— Specializing in repair 838 Delivers—816.18 Month good condition, $60. Ml. 9‘I448. home. Call MI. 9-1896. large lot, fine location. December road, school bus, electricity, tele Save on 1000s of 'Toys! and troops lining the roads to Col. Gen. Istvan Bata, former In order to correct the epnffi- ' Salon and Service, 285 Main ing roofs of all kinds. Also new lyn St., Rockville, Conn. A YOUNG ambitious man to work stock is left over from Jones vacancies. Msdeline Smith, Real Defense Minister and Politburo might result in a. rate increase. ’ tldns complained of by tho psU- Straat ML 9-6671. evenings. ! Furniture Store, will be sold for —YOU GET— phone, good neighbors. Builders "Conn.'s Largest Auction Firm” Csepel, the workers there held a roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys in.nZw car dealership. Must have BOY'S JACKET and all season top* tor, MI, 9-1642. invited. Owner. PI. 2-6658. maaa meeting demanding Uie member; J*aszlo Plros. former in^ Wilt Review FlndUga tioners, the company has a num Busineas Senriees Offered 18 EXPERIEU4CED aecreUry. Short I less than cost. Come ir and con- 16-PIECE b e d r o o m coat, size 38. Fur coat, aize 16. MI. NEED A CART Short oh a down cleaned, rm lred , 26 years* ex driver’s license. Apply to Mr. 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM Business lAications POST AUCTION ROOM^ ’ ouster of the Kadar government terior Minister and at one time When the company reporU to ber o f alOsmativea, each one, how TV SERVICE.'92.80 per call. All pedience. Free estimates. CaU hand necessary, knowledge of Maiorca. DeCormier Motors, 24 1 Vince yourself. 40 Oak St, 2nd 9-7.386. EXCEPTIONAL Cape Mirable Main St. porch, combination storm su h t VERNON Four large rooms, had, promised free elections and has a choice of one or more of the (Formcriy Douglas Motors). Heating—Plumbing _ 17 new car dealership. Must _be a VHF, 8188.95, value $289:95. No • Free-storage until wanted; Fres location, heSt, furnished. Approxi Legal Notice negotiations for yie withdrawal of and Andor Beret, boUt former edged that to ctuTy out any o f tho foltowing: ‘ ' ' ------■ pany, doors and windows custom RockviUe, Conn. , depisridable worker. Top. wages for and doors, permsnent fipjsh alum breezeway and garage. Large lot members of the party Central steps would mean added capitaliza r wont, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1583 down payment. $2 weekly. First delivery. Free se{ up by our own mately 1300 sq> ft, floor space. with shade trees. Price 812,900. Soviet troops. 1. Adopt filtration. GLEAN trahspor FREEBURN A WATSON. Plumb top man. Roy Motors, 158 Center inum siding. Superior landscaping, STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District tion. after 6 p.m. WOMEN-START now for big payment January. Budget Center. reliable men. MI 9-6808 or MI 9-8521. of KftFi Windsor, ProbBtO Court, No Budapest Radio said Kadar had Committee: Istvan Kovacs, Lajos 3. Develop an adequate »iu4 tation. If you don’t see what you ing and Heating Contractors. New St. Wanteil—To Buy 68 garage, amesite drive. Owner Call Gaston Realty, 165 School St., Acs and Dels Vegh, former secre And. a spokesman for tha Com- ChristmaZ earnings as an Avon MI. 3-4184. Phone for appointment transferred. Reasonably priced. MI 9-5731; evenings MI 9-7466. vember 14. 1956. - satisfactory ground water supply. want en our lot look behind our ANTIQUES Rettniahed. Re^pairing installations, alteration work and Hartford CH. 7-0358 575 MAIN ST. One-stOry brick Estate of Michael W. DrlacoU. Ut« of taries of the Central Committee miasioh said today that If the firm 3. Obtain iU supply from % office. Cars to ault all purses. 333 RepreZentative, Call MI. 3-5195. MANAGER FOR a Manchester ANTIQUE VICTORIAN loveseat. buildinjf 36x38 feet. Ample- front Tel. MI. 9-2366 after 2:30. Windsor, in amid Diatrict, deceaaed. done on anyuiy furniture, ■ 'rleman, repair work. MI. 9-3808 or Ml. • NOVEMBER CLEARANCE After 7 P. M. CH. 6-4690 VERNON Present, Jlon. Edward R. Kuehn, and the Politburo; Bela Szalai. for requests more capital, the rateb IXetropoUten DUtrlct Water Main, formerly Douglas Motors. 189 South Main St. phone MI. 9-6931. service station. Good salary plus, SAVE UP TO 50% See It Day Or Night Good condition. Reasonable. Call and rear parking. Clall owner Ml. Judge. ' T o w n " ^ > mer president of the state plan, would have to 'be reviswed, ^n all OLDER WOMAN to learn to be MI. 9-9641. 9-7406. Bureau, or another water utUity. 3-5643. incentive 'plan. JA. 7-8919 for in GE EHectric Blankets 40% off. If you have no me«na of transpor MANCHESTER Six room ranch. Large living .The Si'fth day of November, 1964, at iltng office who later was a party probability. ' having an adequate supply e f good FLTMOUTH, 1953, private, four nurse's aides on 3 p.m.-11 p.m. terview. Games, toys, etc, 40% off. All dolls S;60 o'riock in the afternoon, at the door, blue. Cambridge, good tires. shift at Manchester Memorial tation, I’ll send my auto for you. LARGE STORE for rent. 209 N. room, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, Probai.^ Office, In Wapping. in aaid secretary, and Chief SUte Pros Mrs. S. W. MacAlpine, one of the quality water. PLUMBING 'and hsaUng—R6palra 50% off. All trains '40% off. No obligation. Diatnrl. ie h««reby aaaigned for a hear Advertisement ecutor Qyoergy Non. '' Drive, see real savings. MI. and contract worn. OaU Je ^ven to Notice -la hereby given that a of the firm's water* have been fre Tours very truly, Storage 20 Spruce Sts. vate bath. Call MI. 3-4033. preferred. Rent $85 per month. MI. 9-6003 all peraon.a known to be intoreati^ In Public Hearing of the Board of the rebels, the new commander in quent over the years Imt the peti George J, Grifftri. $175. CaU PI. 2-7211. portunity. for advancement. Good WANTED —Grocery clerk, .meat Write Box N, Herald. per plumbing. Two fireplaceZ •(.liv aaid eatate. by cauatng a true cop.v of CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Servlc<. ing room and cellar). Open stair thia order to be ptibliahed in aomf* newa- Pire’etora of the Town of Man chief of the Hungarian Armed tion was the first formal wide- Executive Secretary.' 151 North Main St. SmaU ajipli- MANCHESTER — Movmg and mechanical aptitude required. cutter, part time for mornings, WALLPAPER SALE. Many pat APARTMENT GAS stove in good HEBRON CENTER — Older six forces. Deputy Premier Ferenc 3955 CHEVROLET 310 station truckmg Co. MI. 8-6568. Owned Must have car. Salary and ex afternoons or evenings. Also, Sat condition. Call H I. 9-2161. way. Amesite drive* Large lot. paper having a circulation in aaid Dia- chester. ConnMticut, will be held spread^tnplalnt. ances repaired. MI. S-(|517, resi terns of trimmed paper to choose room bungalow with garage. Ad- trlrt and a like copy tK be aent bv Muennich was quoted as stressing It was circulated this summer. wagon. Powergllde, radio, beater, dence Ml. 3-6960. ^ and operated by Walter B. Per- ceptionally high fringe benefits. urday and Sunday. Apply at Seven years old. Reduced price, certified mall, poatage prepaid, to earn in the Municipal Building Hearing signal Ughta, dark green, only from. C. J. Morrison Paint Co., WantoE To Rent, 814,6.50. jadeot to new regional high school* that former membera of the Secur Since then, .some residents ett Jr., and WUliam J. Pickering. Resident of Manchester or vicin Kharf’s Market or call MI. 9-2205. 385 Center St. ORDER flow . 12 piece waterless of . the following named peraona. at Room oh the 20th day of Novem V esper Service 33,000 mUea,~8ma]| down payment aluritinum cookware. Price 820.00. YOUNG MAN! Immediate occupancy. T. ' J. leaw ten daya before the day aet for ity Police would not be allowed to acknowledge that the water has OOMPUiTB by Stuart ity preferred. Write* stating age WANTEl^FIive or more room I Crockett,'^ Realtor. MI. or . said heiirlTlg! ber, J9S«.-at-^ght-o!clock in the and $67.50 month, bank terms, R. Wolcott „ . AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local and personal history to obtairr per- Call MI. 3-8769 after 4 o'clock. 351 Parker St.- Six 'room Cape Daniel F. Driscoll afternoon, to act on a proposed Join the "public safety groups” improved somewhat. * OPPORTUNITY BENGAL combination oil And gaa house for couple with four chil- ^ Two unflniahed. Six yeara old. En residence MI. 9-7751. Main St.. South now being formed to keep order. Set at C h iircb trades. Brunner's, Talcottville. matic wgralng machines, electric and long distance moving, pack* aoniQ Intervleiv. Pitney Bowes, range. Excellent Condition. Rea , To start tiAlalag for dren! Desperaiely needed. $50- 1 Wlndabr tExecutorl. additional appropriation to the The Commission says in its let Open evenings. Ml. 8-5101. r a n g ^ vacuum cleaners, motors, ing, storage. Call ML 3-Sm. Haitt- Inc., 534 Farmington Ave.-, Hart Young man for interesting sales management of ope of oar' $60 per month. Kindly phone MI. closed breezeway. Attached garage. .onvr.MmTDv . _____ n., sii. Corn*liit« H. Drlacoll, US R ood win 1958-57 General Fund Budget of Another broadcast said the Hun- ter to Mrs. MacAlpine and Mrs. J. sonable, MI. 9.9890, evenings. COMBINATION gas and oil stove. HotHnt waterW .t.* heat,h ..f oil.„ii Copper plumb GLASTONBURY ^ Attractive 5>4 St.. East tlarttnrd. Conn.. A . veeper service o f Thanksgiv siptii appliances, welding. 174 ford CH. i-1438. ford. work. No previous experience nec stores. No experience neces 3,4504. ' ' Ni-IMs E. Driscoll, Main St.. South gapan Army would get new uni S. Brown of 90 Henry St., another 39$3 CADILLAC sedan,, black, Call MI. 9-0541 or MI. 3-1275. ing. Fireplace, open stairway. Liv room ranch near gdK, course. Lot the Town a-s follows: ing and praise wlU be held fit Mam Street. Ml. 9-6678. . essary, as we will train in our sary. All benedta* Apply In per .100x315, patio, breezew'ay, garage, Windsor. Conn. Insu ance' 82.100.00 forms and recruita wouldn't have petition leader, that thp small size power steering, power tig a k ^ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. prbven method. Company car fur- SINGLE BURNER oil heater. Tel. son. NIKE OFFICER desires an unfur ing room. wall to wall cvixtlng. Certifird from r*oord. to shave their heads. It promised of the company’s reservoirs makes center Congregational Church power windows. ' power ssets, Light trucking and package deliv 1951 L it H ELECTRIC range. 875. Lot 100’ front by • approximately full basement. Madeline ' Smith. Jeanette McGllnchey. Clerk. Town's share of Life Insurance Sunday afternoon at 4:30. DOORS OPENIX), keys fitted, nished.-Good starting salary. Com TR* 5-4828. nished ranch type house. Immedi Realtor. MI. 9-1642. lighter penalties for infractions of it difficult to prevent sudden radio, heater, white w i^ 'tire s . copied, vacuum clqanera* Irons, ery. Refrigerators, washers and' . TIME STUDY Available Noy. 24th. MI. 8-1295 200 . Sacrifice 815,800. and Sickness and Accident Benefit The Rhythmic Choir will par mission pfter training period. Vacs. after 5 p.m. ate occupancy. Government lease NOTICE Policy, for Town Employees. military law, bigger pensions for changes in water quality. . Small down payment 859 guns, etc., repaired. Shears, stove movmg specialty. Foldmg ENGINEER Hon and company insurance. Five HOT AIR furnace. Pipes and radia LYNN POULTRY possible. Capt,-Levine. MI. 9-6160; FOR SALE or lease —■ All year officers and noncoms, and more Tlie letter follows: ticipate in this service, and both ..m onth on bank tema.' See—Brun- choirs for rent. Ml. 9-0752. V tors. Excellent condition with Above homes occupancy within Jacob F. Miller, Secretary the Pilgrim and Cherub Choira knives, mowers, etc., put mto con day work week., ifter 5 p.m. MI. 9-5633. 'round cottage. Four rooms, show TnkPii by vlrtup of Bn EXECUTION to pa.saea and furloughs. Dear Madam: ner’a at TalcoUvUle, Open eve dition for coming needs. Brsitta- Maatercraft. Oil burner almost 20-30 days. Board of Directors will also sing. ' er. bath, full cellar, furnace, hot m." Bnd b r nold Rt PUB- Manchester, Connecticut The ftqpd of refugees from the In reply to the receipt of a peti nings. MI. 9-5191. waits. 52 Pearl Street. Expanding operation in electro Apply new. Also used sinks and set tubs. MR. HOME OWNER FARMS STORE WANTED—• Two furnished rooms Can be seen by appoinment. water heater. Now empty. Lake UC VENDUK to tho hlghoM bidder, xt battered couptry continued. More tion sighed by approximately 833 Children of the church echod Painting—Paoering 21 mechanical products means an Phone MI. 3-6985. and bath for middle-aged couple. 126 MaHch^MFr. Conn. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, will bring in fruit for ût-ins at 1951 BHLLTS station wagon. Beau- privileges, near Coventry Lake. Fonrtoon d«VF aft^r datp. which will than 4,0()0 crossed into Austria residents of the North End of GONpEat’S T.V. Service, available opportunity for a qualified, time 832 MAIN STREET MANCHF.STF.R PARKADK CaU MI. 9-6063. be on tho 29th d a j’ of Novornhor, 1956. thia ISth day of November, 1956. this time. TTicre will be an op ttfpl,^lean inside and out. Just anyf time. Antenna conversions. REFINISHING ceilingiz. pointing, BARGAINS! New locker-truck, •Has just been remodeled. Route yesterday, bringing the total alnce Manchester, concerning the qual paper hanging, wallpaper books. study man. Experience in the Get Thost Old Rooms GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO, 31, Coventrj'. Call MI. 3-6441. at 12 o ’clock iHKm. to NttlAfy aaid ity of water supplied by the Man portunity for the adults to ex ,;wnat you need for shopping, camp. PhUco factory supervised service. electronic assembly field help used only once. Girl’s tap shoes, WANTED— THREE room healed Exocution' and my ihoroon. the the anti-Soviet r e v ^ began Oct. Fully insured. Tel. Edward R. Between 8-10 a.m. REALTOR foliou’UiR doRcrlhod property, to wit; 23 to nearly 30,000. chester Water Co., we with to ad press their tbanka in an olteriBg '' ing, ^ n g to work. It s a doll! 995 Tel, Ml. 9-1488. ful, Must be , familiar with bridge lamp, roller skates, box apartment, adults, no children. for “ Share Our Surplus.” down, balance 935 monthly, bank price, MI, 9-1003. camera. MI. 3-8589. Cloanod U|i Call JA. 5-0939. MI. 9-5878 ROCKVILLE Ono 11) 1956 M ercury M#rk 60 Out-* Dolls Dressed In Jeans Budapest Radio said approxi vise you that the Commiaslon has the methods, layout, and proc Ask for Mr. Curtis board Motor, and completed its /IrTvestigation into terma. Brunner's, Talcottville.. MI. REFRIGERATION aalea and serv essing operations.. A Job worth One (1) 1956 14 foot Century Outboard mately 8.000 of the clt.v’8 apart S-5191. ice. Commercial, household, air Boforo tho HolMays! ^ Y M r YOUNG COUPLE with no children SOMETTHING different! New- rimeh SEVEN ROOM Boat. ments had been destroyed by gun the matter. / conditionera, freezers. A. and W. ^ v a te Instructions 28 while investigating. OinmonAw—Watchc desire 3-4 room unfurnished apart, home set on large shad,ed lot, Dated at M anchester tkla 15th d a y af An engineer of this Gommls- SPLIT LEVEL November. 1956. fire and explosives during the re A Thought for Today IfEED A CAR? No mmtey? See RefrfgeraUon Co. Ml. 9-1287, BU. J.eweirr 48 ment. Please phone MI. 9-3157. quiet convenient street. Three bed CONRAD A. RAY. Deputy Sheriff. bellion and the Soviet blitz whici( sion made a field check of the Chet Brunner. 1950 Chevrolet, 1949 9-8i96, MI. 9-0055. FRANK J. SENTIMENNO, teacher oSalesDieit Wanted 36-A PAINT|N(& ond A|i|ircRticc.CottrtM Sponsored by tha of guitar. Chester Accordion Co., GRAY rooms, huge cabinet kitchen, fire Move compels quick sale. Beauti followed. The Red Radio claimed Company’s property, particularly Pontiac, 1949 Plymouth conyerti- LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re PAPERHANGING YOUNG COUPLE with 11 month place, (nil cellar, sewers. Not a ful stone front residence. i Built j in reference to the reservoirs and Counea s f OkarAss. CLEAN AND paint those ' gutters 91 Union St. -MI. 3-5709. MANUFACTURING SELL NEW YEAR’S Eve favors to Can Help Yeb child want 4 or 5 room unfurnished A Dancing Dolly! that some 160 restaurants and tge, 1948'. Chevrolet convertible. taverns. Big conunission daily. pairs. adjuata watchea eTcpertly. development! Shown by appoint four years); smartly placed on; bars had reopened in the capital. waterahed dreas and discussed this 1946 Chevrolet, 1950 Studebaker. now. Avoid costly .repairs ■ later* CO.' Reasonable prices. Open daily. Build a Secure PutonT house or apartment in Manches ment. 818.500. Maddock k deVos. iovely 75X136 plot in true suburban , matter with an officer of the com Ml. 3-1383. , Wales Favors, 47 W. 63 St., New ROGER IRAGG But the general strike contin The Bible Speaks Tadsy Payments as low as $4 weeks Bonds—Stocks York. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ter or suburban town. Call .MI. JA. 2-0255. Evenings, MI, 9-.7954. area,, yet only minutes from park-^j pany. Our engineering staff haa Brunner's, TalcottvUle. MI. 3-5191. 16 Arbor St. Street Ml. 9-4387. Td. Ml 9-3768 aa a 1-1027 after 4 :30 p.m. ued, apparently unabated. All Tlie Bible Speaks Today is the WILLIAMS REFRIGERATION Co. i M ortxaRM 31 way, school and bus; 35 foot picture ' major factoriies in -Budapest were also reviewed the Ontlre matter theme of the 13th Annual World ■ Hai’tford, Conn. windowed living room. Fireplace, 19f9 INTERNA'nONAL, Metro Service on all types of refrigera WANTED BY QUIET, young wom MANCHESTER idle and t.he ..capital’s .-Streetcar %rith the Sanitary Engineering Wide Bible Reading Crusade which panel body, good motor, solid tion equipment including house QUICK CASH! $22.25 per thousand Help Wanted— MACHINIST an, cheated threfe room apartment full dining, knotty pine dfen with 'system remained unmanned. The Services Division of the State De "A Good Place To Work” Fuel and Feed* 2’ I year duplex. built-in cabinets. Spacious, fully will run from TbankagivlBg to 'body. FUll price 8398.. Terms if hold. Commercial' sales. One per month-includes principal and Mate or Female 37 with stove and refrigerator. Rea only stores open were selling food partment of ■ Health in an en (Jhristmas. Millions of people in phone all hours, hU. 9-2016. Intereat. Hartford CH. 8-8897. Beautiful 9V*, extra large, room cabineted kitchen has dishwasher,, deavor to determine the causea of you need it. Brunner’s, Talcott SEASONED DRY hardwood, de sonable rent, TR. S-50'48 after 6 ranch. . mostly. all parts of the -world will be read ville, MI. 8-8191. Frank Burke, ConnocticUt ‘ Mort A PUBUC SERVICE. No fee livered in stove, furnace fireplace p.m. disposal etc*.,Three lovely bed >■ the claimed unsatisfactory condi FLGOR and papering aervico* gage Exchange. L>ewiz» cohier EXPERIENCED inspector on charged. Open Thursday nigUta 8. In .Rodofilie Six room Dutch Colonial. Im rooms, HoHywood bath. Combina Even Budapest Radio admitted tion of the'water supplied by , the ing selected passages of the. Bible lengths. Irv Stanley, PI. 2,6438 that some, workers who had re during this time. You ere Invited Floors sanded and refiniahed. Also Gold. 1 . ladies' coats. Must be a tailor. Ex p.m. - 8 p.m. in addition to the i after 5:30. JET ENGINE MINISTER AND family desire mediate occupancy. 816.900. tion fcteens and windows. Hot company. ' ' ” 1950 FORD CONVERTIBLE. papering and painting. TR 5-2071 cellent opportunity. Write Box C, regular houra of 8:30 a.m. . 4:30: water . otl heat. Large'* garage, turned to their jobs in the prov The company has three, reser to join, this Bible reading crusade TWO 5^/2 ROOM house 6r-apartment for rent. MI. COVENTRY LAKE inces now wefe quitting again at thia year. To assist you In letttog M eed reasonable. Call MI. 3-8607. or TR 5-1050. Herald, p.m. Monday thru Friday, for joty DRY FIREPLACI0. furnace wood. 9-8465. ' Year 'round seven room ranch. Amesite drive. Immediate oecupan- voirs, having a total storage ca Rusinchs OoDortunities 32 information. Many jobs now avail. I NETALSMITH cjr...Many more extras. 820.200. ' word of deportation of rebels to yoiir Bible speak to you, the Amer-' BUYING PAPER, magazines, fags', PRESS OPERATOR to learn setup. Cedar, clothes line poles. Delivered RANCH HOUSES pacity of 8714 million gallona. 1940 FORD CONVERTIBLE. New able for part-time and full time) and installed. Xfl. 9-1353. VERNON Russia. 1- These are supplied by surface wa lean Bihl* Society makes the fol front end, new ‘ trapamission. scrap-iren and metal. Will pick I THREE • BAY Texaco station ■ for Apply in person. Ounyer ManuXac! Interview Requlremeatsi Six room Cape* Two-car garage. \ WEBSTER AGENCY lowing suggesUons: up any time. Dial, 112-TR 6-7621, sale. Excellent location.' MI. tpring Co., 234 Hartford Rd. workers in offices, stores, tobacco ; ' IndUldosI koines, sot a prd)- a You ahould be J8-31 years Parma and Land For Sale 71 ter from springs •»<*. •treams. RockviUe, ■IR. 5-2976. • warehouses, factories, laundries.! Nicely landscaped lot. Fries 818,500 Set' aside' a definite rins for 3-4919, JA.^ 8-2853. , . - f ------^------1---- ^------T-----— eot. Automatip heat, tile. tath, . old. RE At. ESTATE I There are also three ehallow LIGHT TRUCKING and rubbish re. farms, and conZtnictioh. Apply i 2 'i TON BLUE' coal, I60..'C»11 MI* 31 ACRE8-NORTH COVENTRY. ROCKVILLE / A DAVID J; WEBSTER . I wells capable of delivering 720,000 reading your Bible. 1948 CADILLAC four door sedan. 3-8528 any time. birch* cabinets, formica coun- Four large room#, oil heat, ga Read expectantly and when New tires, new paint job,’ radio moved, cellars and yards cleaned; Conn. State Employment Service, • lera. veigr large rooms. - a Vou-miMt be a high school Beautiful six room Colonial Gar ROCKVILLE, TR. 5-5745 « j galloins of water daily. The wa- storm windows and screens ' in H4*lp Wanted-—Female S-S ELECTRONIC 806 Main -St., |dancheater, j • graduate or equivaleat, •' rage, two large ppultrv houses. E rison in residential section.’ Reason ôtice Arrests tershed area 18 well posted. And alert. " , i . ! and heater, exceUent running con- a E Realty c5t. MI. 9-6297, MI. ROCKVILLE— room Cape Cod. Read pray’erfully, thoughtfully dltioii. PI. 2-7792 after 6 p.m* . stalled or removed. Reasonable. One at $13,500 *”*’ *'"* ably priced. fencing has been provided at the MI. 9-9I7I. WOMAN FOR laund.ry finishing de. CHECKER '> " Apply ' . 3-4486. T ' Lot 87x340. Basement finished into V.." 1 "" M reservoirs snd wells and, access and without hurry* ' ' partment. Five day week. Numer Agents W'anted 37-A with basement ganige at $13* ROCKVILLE—GROCERY . three rooms, new forced air heat* A New‘Haven man was arreste garage $ 13 * a good growth of pinra and the bow penitently. When He offers HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. wjth necessary teat equip PRAH A WHITNEY Cali .1. D. r e a l t y the car he was drilling struck • a light, place your hdpe on IL When Available at all times. Phllco fac ment. Five day week. Benefits. ment and nchcmatic Isv- One of the world’s ’ leading Maehint CleaRMl Honacn For Sale 72 ELLINGTON- Garrison Colonial. shore area is clean and well main 1*48 FORD, 8 cylinder. 4 door 6 0 0 . MI. 3-5262 MI. 9-3640 pole on Wetherell St. at Keeney tained. Reservoir No. 3 is ueed He command, obey. aedan. |7S. Call after 5 p.m, MI. tory supervised service. Tel. MI. Appply in person. New . Model but. Excellent opportun- life insurance companies will AIRCRAFT Lot 113x150. Eight rooms with at 9-9698. I Laundry, 73 Summit St. Septie Tanka, Dry IVells, Mwer $12,650 — Thirty-year mortgages Ct. under a lease agreement j »4138. ity- hire and train a young'man for Unea IkstnlleS—CeOer Water* ADAM S REALTY CO . Divistoa af tached garage. Oil hot water heat. available, three-bedroom Ranches, Very large living room, fireplace Thomas J. Murray, 34, failed to Qur investigation indicates that ALL ELECTRIC razors serflced a local position. "The man we p'rqoteg Ciohe. St W. Mala Sf., ReckviUe. Ct. United Aircraft Cerperatiaa now being built, ceramic tile bath, i MAN(?HESTER, 36 WqUington Rd. r.'.ake the sharp left-hand turn onto the . mains of the company are , , TOP DOLLAR PAID Tel. TRement 5-3$ IS East Hartford $, Conn. —Seven room colonial, ^cellent with Heatalator., wall to-wall car and repaired at Russell'a Barber GRAY want should be age 25-45, exhaust nin, full cellar, hot wZter pet, full basement. Just a few Wetherell St., according to Patrol flushed aystematlcally once In the Ask^Ycwr D itlir Shop, Corner Oak and Spruce Sts.- FEMALE HELP WAITED married, - well educated and- heat, acre; trees. Carlton W. location. Fireplace. Oil steam man Newton Taggart, Who made For your old car on trade'in for McK in n e y b r o s . heat. Attached garage. Tastefully minutes from Rockville. 833,000. spring and again in the fall of theae can Remington, Schick, Sunbeam and MANUFACTURING ca!pabie .of aelf-discipjlne. Ifhla Hutchins, MI 9-5132, 9-4694. Iây Spielman Agency,' Rockville. 3&-INCH the arrest. Murray had been each year. I^ d -en d dlatribution Norelco. First Shift decorated. Immediate occupancy; driving north on Keeney Bt. when 1968 Ford V8 overdrive 1 CO. ' la a life Ume eareer opportun- S » w * r a 9 * Dispesd Co. Sensibly priced at 817,Ull A. 'TR. 5-1020. Evenings, MI. 9-4877*. mains, however, sre flushed four To PlMM lit iOxW SIX ROOM ranch, six yeara the accideny occurred, at 12:20. times yearly. It is not the com 1952 Ford V8 Fordomatic l a n d CLEARkD and brush We Have Several man we hire wUl re* ISO-133 Pearl St. — MI S-5S08 old. 38’ living room, 35’ master R. Wilkie k Co.. 481 E, Middle DOLL- 1862 Plymouth Hilliard St. Murray’s ;car, which received an pany's practice, nor is it the gen burned. Stone walla built# and , Openings For Women e '^ e A guaranteed income' bedroom, $10,500; also large five Tpke. MI. 9-4389, MI. 9-0649. , 1951 Chevrolet Powerglide grading done. MI. 9-6275. Arthur estimated 8300^ damages to' the eral practice of other water com In Oar Exâildinx Manchester . r suitable to hla needs plus com room ranch $9,000. Both on- lot Wanted— Real Estate 77 panies. to drain or clean out reser 1951 Pontiac Hydrarngtic Gay. 350x370, to b« sold together. Both right side, had to be towed from 1951 Mercury ' ■ Operations. mission, bonus and all fringe HEATING and APPLIANCE Adorable brother' and sister dolls the scene. voirs. ‘ ‘•A Good Place To Work” are in excellent condition.'Carlton USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- drsMed identically in colorful I 1963 Studebaker Age 18-35 1 benefits. First *year'a income W. Hutchins ' MI. 9-5133. 9-4694. Read Herald Adva. family three-famiiy, buslneu Murray was released. on $200 Bacteriological treatment is by ' 1950 OidainobUe . shirts 'and jeans. Sister can have bond pending his appearance in mekns of chlorine disinfection. The Honseliold Senricek should exceed 85,000. Bktqwrty. Hava many cash buyers. r. ahlrt, too. I960 Mercury I 'Apply,In Person j, WANTED SALES REPRESENTATIVE Mortgages juranged. Please call ' pattern No. 2524 conUins pat Town Court Dec. 1. chlorination facllitlea are located 1950 Pontiac Hydfamatic * Offered M-A MACHINISTS tern pieces for doll and costume; No. 8333 is in one aize. 30 inches. • FOR DETAILS George L. Grazladlo, Realtor. MI. Thomas J. Rivers, 36, of Hart a short distance below the t.we J960 Chevrolet Gk| Air ' FURNITURE repairing , and refin- TOOL MAk ERS HEATING CMd S A lis EXPERIENCE 9-3878. 109 Hepry St. hot-iron transfer for face: material Body, 1 yard of 33 or 36-inch; shirt, ford today was charged with driv distribution reservoirs. Operating F O R S A L E ^ yard; jeans, % 'yard; skirt, \ Ynr m\ 19M Cheirrolct four are made. twice daily. Copper- P m irlK liii tha tuU downi payment. Balance on HArrison 3-2661 NEW V/2 ROQM HOME IN VERNON We will appraiae your property address and tha Pattern Number Coins, your name, address, size aaagr monthly or weekly terma * *. ’■ APPLY Patrolman Raymond Peck, ar .sulphat'e method of. treatment for FORMICA counters, ceramic wan CHA^^L STREET ' LATHE Aa NDS ' ' .Two Mrgt) bedrooms, large kitchen, plenty of Mwh ^ M ts , free and arlUiout any oMlgaticin. to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN- desired, and the Pattern Number retted Rivers on E ., Middle Tpke. control of algal type, organisms la from as low aa $8 a wreek. and Qoor tilt. Let ua modernize TM nte eovnler top«* llvlnjf room, flroplow with fl*ntoy We also buy property for cash. to RUE BURNETT, i m : MAN - ■ ■ . ■ ■ I ■ Full or part t)ime. Highest area Sitaiitiomt Wanted- 0RE8TER EVENING HBBALO. yesterday afternoon. The mulRer regularly carried out In accord your bathroom and kitchen. For Ihanrth, lmUt*bi bookcases. Mabogany dooh, aata^ woodwork Sellliig or buying cooUct - I18* AML AMEB1CA8, NEW CHESTER EVENING m »ALD, on Rivera* truck was said'to be ance with . recommendstloBs re free esUmatea call ML 9-3655, The rates. Maximum fringe benefits. r ’ Ftm ale 38 THE HARTFORD GAS CO. 'Hot M tlr ^ im t. Amesite drive. Lot«5x 140. Maay more at- STANLEY BRAY,^ Realtor ’ MANCHESTER MOTOR w o m a n WITH food service exper Overtime' ac'hedule, . y 6 b k s $, n . Y. . 1130 AVEi ABIERICAS, NEW defective. He is Scbediiled to ap- ceived from a qualified laboratccy Tite Shop, Bockland. iiah irtiifB tp r 687 MAIN ST.; MANCHESTEft^ tnaottvo Isdtarea. Priced at only $ 1 4 ,7 0 0 . BRAE-BURN RfcALTY Now available—the iôlorful 196$ YORE M N. Y. jiSSr in court Nov."21. , engaged by the compeny to reg- . SALES ANNEX ience and high school, diploma to ‘WIlL CARE for child in my home, MI. S-837S. WEAVING of huma. moth, holes train aa diet aid and take food o r p o r a t io n Needlework Album containing doa* Send an. extra 33 cents now lor I lUarly and frequently comhiet miC) - $$$ MAIN STREET DELTA C days. Vicinity Waddell School. ' BETWEEN 8 to 10 A. M. I FOB APPOINTMENT CALL . . * > - MI.-9-8733 and torn clothing', hoalery runs, service zupervlsor’a,course.. Full 1249 Main Street, Haftjord, Conn. teaU MI. 9 W 9 .. V . THIS AGENCY neetls Capa Cod, ens of lovely designs from which to your copy o f the Fall A Winter '56 A bust of Shakespeare is one roscoplcsl examination of the V' Issue of our complete pattern book handbags rapalred. zipper re time 11:15 a.m.-8 p.m, >0 hour l | 9 r a i i i ^ a .s k ‘ f o r ,m r : k r y e a k i - 4-3$ and 7 room ainglaa -and 3* choose ,m orc' patterns In' crochet., of the memorial atones passed on water. M A C K ' OUMMOBILE "*two' door placement, umbrellaa repaired, five day week or part time. 3 p.m.. WANTED—First class tool makers, WOMAN WOULD like work clean i WATSON REALTY family housM. (Buyers watting. sealitoidery and' knit—i^lus 3 gift' Basic Faahlon—a complete seising the 888 steps down from the top -Apparantly soma cuslottara be ■adM. It lOmadtl with i960 motor. mra'a shirt coUara reversed, and 8 p.m* Apply in person to'dietitian overtime, top pay. Manchester ing professional pr busiaaas of-1 TELEPHONE MI 9*4503 V * , y ' A , ■oekTlIle TIi* 5*Til5 « r Maacbester m t-HS> Howaril R. Hasting*', Realtor. patterns, dreetions' printed in' gUtA for every woman wlut sews of Washington Mbnum'Mt In lieve that the storage of water la OMT MiM prâa^/prlce. AM. ' repeal. Maitow's Uttl^ Mend* Manchester Memorial HqepiUi, Toot A Destfa, IM Hartford- Rd. flees in the evening or after 4 l a i M is t . .. Call ML S-JIOT anyuras; book. Only Me a copy! j lor herself and her family, Waahington, D. C. the teaks at tbii twe .hsaster sta* - .ME '• 3 M r . . .r ' T-' v-t- ‘ lac Shop,- /r- 1-2 p.m! daily, < i' ML' 9:5861. ^ ^ p.m. Writs aSK U, Herald. I _1 V. 'K —K / ■ - f ■I \ t ‘-'v . . .^-*1- ..... ■ . \ [ ; 'a' .. - ' h V - . •f ' i, t t'—:/ V:.; A 1 V-. 4 PAGfe TWENTY-EIGHT . . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 196« , Arenifm Oaliy Net'Press Ran iiandHatFr lEo^ninis If^raUi 1 ^. . 'Por the'Week Ended Hie Weether 'Nov. 1 C, 1958 ruMaasI of O. 0. Wi

The' Mary WUliama Croup of rtford Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Edvfln Paruy the .8|gcond Congregational Church Mra. Kirkham ^12,378 About Tow n P. Gnpk, 24 Glenwood St.; and Mrs. Owens Nominee Olid Saturday. L««v wjUl' meet at the home of Mrs. Eric Anderson, 20 Cobum Rd. Member of the Audit 'inheodore Mather, 84 Coneprd Rd.. " Home Fashion Also,'ivwood vise from. CaplM N Bureau of ClKillaflon ' 8«-85. High Sistinday . Th* mMUnir of 'Ihe Hertford Tuesday evening at o'clock. To Succeed Self County Oouncil, AUxinaiy to the 8 E q u ip m e n tM r s . J. Albatbat. 127 -aS. ■ Florence St.; sind a deviled egg. M ancheBter-Â City o f Villagm Chbrm VrW , will be held 8u nd«y^t 2:80 A meeting of tire Past Chiefs Contest Wirtner At Country-Club pm . *t the Poet room's of P^^rlck plate to Mrs. M1m3' L. Small. 86 Club of Memorial Temple, Pythian Rusaell St. from Carndpt- Ceramics. Triggs Poet, No. 1501. Aeuntock Sisters, will be held tomorrow Mrs. Wenna A; Klrkham, 83: VOL. LXXVr, NO. 41 (TWENTY PAGES) St.. Thompeonville. Also,' ode-gallon kemtone Ra>. Owens, president of the MANCHESTER, CONN:, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1956 (OaMliled AdverttaUg' on W) PRICE nV E CENTS . - , y ' • '' night at the home of Mrs. Martha Adelaide Rd.-,'' has been awarded ‘ wall paint each from SheTwin-Wll- Manchester Country Club, has b s i ^lôhnson. 449 Main .8t. She will be flrst prizeMn the Home Fashion been nominated for election Dec. 1 S Jamee Whitaker, teacher ofj assisted in entertaining by Mrs. liama Co. to Margaret E. Filrtr 353 Time contest^>po^red by Wat Lake St. .and Helen H. BevinlKof to eucceed himself in that post. Stainless Steel • Hollow Ground agirteultural engineering: at the I UllJ*Creen. Owens heads a slate of nominees kins Bros, and Mên cobperating 184. Vernon St,; an oval bowl ■ Univeralty of Connecticut, will b e; lectefd by s 5-member nominating R e d s W a 0 the' guest speaker at. the. meeting ; Peter Qannuts, 373 Lydall St., business establishmente, Mrs. M. Schlemlngei, .40 Pine HiU and a giant'ash tray to Mrs. R. K. committee. e t the Lincoln PTA Monday night' a member of the class of 1959 at V Mrs. Kirkham recelvfeKji 8200 This we«k at Plnehurat the 'at 8 o'clock in the school auditor- j Willimantic State Teachers Col merchandise trertifleate dâted Butterfield of 91 Alton St. both OthM rtnminees are R. j. Alex by Watkins Bros, for the best an from Camdot Ceramics.' and a ander, t Dr. John Collect Of Chicago, i utive secretary of the Chamber of | Talent^^bow Set term on the board.^^'htch ends Buy it.today, with any purchase, London, Nov. 16 (/P)— So periencea. Refreshments will be. III., one of the outstanding aiir Commerce, and G. C. Barnes, town , 1957. ■for only 69c If yqu are juit -1 By ENDRB MARTON viet demands tha( Egypt' be served after the meeting. ; geons of foot problems in the ■ director, found their task difficult Another slate of nomine^s/could KNIFE starting yOUr s e t /v . No. 1 par countrj’, will be the speaker at sinca contestants submitted sug-1 Two Ni^ltts^ Here be presented by 10 members of/the kT ing knife and No. 2 . . . Utility Budapest, Nov. 16 (/P)— in Vienna doubted thid in view of restored her prerinvasion ter club If they post the slate at o f the Advertisement— the Connecticut Chiropody Socie geStions of a similar nature. The i knife now on sale, as well as this , Hungary’s RuBsiaJi-ikposed j J!’* ritory promptly today tough ty post graduate seminar in judging involved a thorough' study , The Msnehester Talent' s'tw^w, clubhouse not later than lO' day^ UTILITY FORK 6 9 < week's No. 3. On display at Premier . t-_ j — — j ' Council vote yesterday to continue ened the peace-keeping' ^ sk Install clean, dependable Ga.s chiropodical Surgery at the West of each entry. , sponsored by the Methodist M before the annual meeting. WEEK Srin tl.M Checkout stations. _ the strike until ita demands were Heating, and forget' service and i Other top winners were: Mrs. E. ■ At ^he annual meeting the Budapesl’fl Chief labor leaders- met.i facing U.N. Secretary^BAg Haven Venterans' Hospital tomor of South Methodist Church, will K dellveny problems. Rent a Gas' row and Saturday, starting at 10 Brittop. 402 E. Center St., second chil/s negotiations for lease of Its ■were'reported today to have 'With the general strike still Hammarakjold and-thc Mid Conversion Burner—1^.95 monthly : prize. 8100 merchandtsc certifi be held tomorrow and Saturday golfNsqurse from the town or for agreed on a 3-stage partial ‘ h* nation's economy in dle East police forc;p. - —Buy a Gas Coversion Burner, cate from Watkins; Mrs. A'nna night.s at the Waddell School. Cur developtn^t of a new course else-, , The renewed Riiaalan backing Indian Bids 8280.00, leas 8^-00 allowances for \ Mrs. Elisabeth Caverly. 9 Addy. 4.3 Garden St„ third prize,; tain time will he at 8. p.m. .Ib'here is expected to be discussed. : „ithdr.w,i of trtop, 'Ss was considered certain to atiffen old aqtdpmentrûaranteed heating j Chestnut St., has- as her guest this a Hoover vacuum cleaner from Among the young, people, ages .5 'The meeVing/al thfe club.- Will be- j Fret ParkiRg at Pinahurst, 302 Mala SL and the beginning of talkft the demands for Nagy's return ®K.VTt'e position regarding the estimate. ^The Hartford Gas Co. week Mrs. Viola Bailev of • Pitts-! La Flamme Appliance Co; Eliza to 12. schedulec^ to appear tomor gin with at dinnei/ât 6 p.m. to form a coalition govern- through overtures for support role of the international force, al tel. VI-9-4B0S. ' fieId._Ii,.:H .______' j beth Ca^dnter, 22 Bowers ' St., | row night, there will be singers, Members should make dlnner res-! ment. —------from irsaer* of tnrTtsng inactive. ready directly counter to firm U.S. Disown 1 fourth. prize, $.50 cleaning certlfi- 1 (lancers, marimba player.S. contor ervatlons with JosepH^nbineau. But youth leaders of the revolu- npn-CommuiUst peasant and small stands taken by Britain, Prance ! cate for carpet or upholsteries'; tionists, accordionists and other Two posts oh the B oayS^ Govt j tlon which brought the Soviet -'nndholders parties. and Israel.' j from John Leavitt. Inc.,, of H art-' speciality acts. ernors are held by Russell Gati^ge- i Army and tanka pouring Into Ferenc Szabb and Istvan Bibo. Hammarskjold was left with Declaration fox'd; and M*s. T. Stratton, 85 On Saturday night, a .similar 'K'ejrt. Whose term not explMi OPEN TILL 9 Hungary rejected the agreement 'etei an peasant leaders, visited ataggerlng Job of trying to COME ONE— COME ALL ! ANNUAL 6ALA Summit St., fifth prize, table ra- , group of young people, ages 13 imlll 1957, and Robert McCannS unless former Premier Imre Nagv, Kadar in the Parliament building. "".1 compromise. , dio from Potterton's. . ' through high school seniors, will whose - term does not expire until still a refugee in the YuEoslav' 'J'bc Premier also sent'an emis- Secretary General flew to United Nations, N..Y., Nov. j Other award.s Included; Mural perform. Professions! and .semi- /19.58. ! errihas.sy,'returns to power. ; sary to'Zoltan' Tildy and Bela ; t»day from the U.N. troop 16 (/P)— 'The U.N. General As THANKSGIVING PARTY wall maps from Sherman-Wtillaras professional acts will be present/ TTie nominating, committee con- i xThursday and Friday Evenings Tl.e rii-mnnH tnt- Vo..o,'...Landholder leaders. ' *tag>ng area near Naples for on-; Co. to Mrs. John Miller- of 374 ed during the evening to add to slsts of Atty. Richard Law. John'; sembly today shelved for an-' M I n stm nl snd^ Ka?«r^. There was no indication ' what ; to get the pollc- other year the question of ^ SURPRISE lASKH, the enjoyment of the program. I. Ol.son. William Krau.ss, Arthur LÎidMni^sri nn ^ "■«* having in hla ‘"X operation in action. He ac- ■The young performers (^me Stevens and Mrs. Frances Gar Tnlikelv The p i e n l ? hi* regime. ‘ ''“oP''; 'seating Red China, but only ^ R«d M m 's Cliibmoms- i. Iralw r i Ploc* from Manchester and eix surround vey. Make your owiKfruit cake or buy unlikely the Premier could .sur after a bitter exchange b^ ing towns. ^ . , these . . . Sar-a-l«sFruit Cake, mel vive. The sincerity of sny conces The Russians, it was learned, Xu y E lin b c H i have imported railway personnel The judges have been aelerted ANXrAL MEETING lowed with sherrj' aihUbrandy, 83.00 sions he promises are genersllv ^ tween Sen., Knowland (R- COSMETICS 1 each. questioned. from the Soviet Union' to pnt the th*f'a Calif) and India’s V. K. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 by the Rev. Fred R. Edgar, and . The Polish American Club will ; Nation's rsilwav sv.stem In opara- contingent of "W* ddiver" 1 their identity will remain/unknown hol^ its annual banquet Saturday Reliable sources .said Kadar had Krishna Menon.. j Jane Martin Fruit Ring, lai e CHECK tion.,There had been some r e s L p - ®tL v“ until curtain time the night of the night at 8 o'clock In the clubrooms. | agreed with t)ie Budapest Central They were standing- tj\- in bar- Knowland. a member of the U.S. ^ ^ o o d Time For All! show. $1,79. medium 79c. Croa.5 L Council of Workers representing Wednesday, but it delegation, touched off the fight Friend.s and guests are invited to ; well Fmll Cake in can 82.69. Aiûr Drug Siorts J Tickets may be obtained at the this affair. Dancing will follow the*' all Industrial workers in the capi- ay " workers'h '" r'Ports that reac carloads „f hind the, Egyptian battle lines. last night by issuing a personal door. banquet. THESE tal. on a 3-stage program of ImiX^'rehHs^ were awajting reiiiforcements and or. atatement to yie press criticizing I S * W’ Glace Fruit Mix. 3.V and .53c man troop movemeni: (1 ) " '<êre bein^ jar. Candied Ginger . . . Cherries . , . the role plsyed Yiy Menon in spear Pinespgle . . . Lemon Peel, etc Cur drawal to batracks in Budapest; ; ° ,V r.rm with Deoorie«r^ Another .5i;t Danes. Norwegians heading the drive to get the;./ rants, . . . Sultana While Raisins, (2 ) return to their original bases. I ” ****- and Canadians waited at the Cap- (Chinese Communista Into the wocld^ elther in the Hungarian country- Altiuiugh the gciyemment insists oilichino staging area, near Na- organization. .Mince Meat fr.om S * \V, Crosse * side or in RuS.sia; (3) start of knows of jM)''deportalions, one pips, to be flown to Egypt! More ______BharpL Protest Blackwell and Grandma . . . negotiations ^wilh Moscow for a : ccpnrt said That a train of 2.5 cars c.N . forces were expected at Cap- Manoh replied with a sharp pro jTview of the. Warsaw Pact and . country for the Soviet odichino over the weekend. test and a demand that the United »Tthdra\val of all troops. --j-Union with deportees. Russia's latest move in the Mid- States delegation disown Know- Doubt Strike Over I, K«'/rnmcnt agieed die East crisis came in the form Isnd’s statament. He called the (The Communist regime's Buda-' "Ifht ''’‘th the Revolutionary of notes from Premier Bulganin Senator’s statement "a disservice pest Radio announced that '.sev- ‘ he Prime Mlniaters of Britain. . ,, , send a joint delegation to the Rus- to the cause of international friend- ' eral workers' France and Israel. sMp.’’ , .t 1, J J councils in the ûn border station at Zshony to The notex demanded that the investigate every train bound’ for *nie ' aaaembly rejected an fiii- . general atrike and had appealed the Soviet Union. three countries pull their troops dian move to get the Red China ' for a general resumption of work ' ______out of Egypt Immediately, that qiieation debated now. It then"' Egypt be paid by the three nations by tomorrow. Western observers | (ConMnoed on Pngc Fifteen) voted 47-24 in fayor of an Ameri for material losses suffered in the can-sponsored plan to postpone all —1 - - ' . . . “ / ______invssion snd that the U.N. police Rising Vqte for Approval of Consolidation TJe.v roae or » i a ^ their hands to say they wanted the South „ I V ote while Att.v. John S. O. Rottner. head in hand, and Thomaa dlacuasion on the issue for at least force be restricted to positions I another year. along the 1949 Isiaeli-EgjTptian Mancheater Fire District to become part of the town’s fire de- McKinney keep their flrat row seats; The vote was 193 yea to When you can bUy Pinehurst partfnent. Wsiter MShoney, right foreground, casta his "yes" I 14- ...... Voting against the poatpone- armistice lines. He said the police 143 no. Stor>'. other pictures on Page s; Herald Photo by Oftara ment were the Soviet bloc coun . . . PICTSWEET PIES in lot.5 of force should not be jitatloned in Polish Red. Unveils j the Suez Canal zone, tries. Afghanistan, Burma, Ceylon,. 4 for le.5.5 than 20c a serving, Denmark. Egypt. Finland, India, they deserve 1.5t position in our j Except for the question of com -' Indonesia. Nepal, Norway, Sudsin. frosted food section. [ pensation, which Egj’pt had not Ru« bvPoiic ^ tofe Q Q p p a v o n NehmHitsUN Sweden, Syria, Yemen im5“ Yugo- “ j raised, these demands fell wholly slavia. :’S SELF inist-Era Terror I in line with Egypt's position. Links Man to PICTSWEET PIES Still firmly opposed on the canal , Plea for Free Those abstaining were Cam- '> Issue were Britain and France. ; bodla, laracl. Jordan, Laos, Libya, SAW ^LARG i SIZE OREGON HLIERTS ...... Portugal, Saudi Arabia and ’Tunl- CX>I^N. f r o s t ,»,the street and fregd after seven They have made clear they will | sla.' SAW EXTRA U RGE PAPER SHELL PECANS .. CHIX-TURK or BEEF . Warsiw^Poland.'^Nov. 16 (A5— da.vs interrbgatlon in a conditibn turn over the positions they hold Kidnap Case Hungary Vote Victims pf'Sfalihist-ei'a poll<;e ter-1 unfit for life, " Wiidski said in de- on the,northern third of the' canal Menon referred to a declaration SAW NATURAL COLOR RRAZIL NUTS ...... issued b y ' Knowland to the press SAVE ON ror in PolanfD'Were driven insane scribing police iiiethoda. bnl.v to a U.N., force prepared to* MlneoM. X. 5'., X’ov. 16 i4>— _ , New Delhi, India Nov. 16 (K \~ SAW URGE CAUFORNIA WALNUTS ...... For after onl.v sevenXilayg, interroga remain along the waterway until''a j three coafeaaioas Hartford, Nov. 16 last night in his personal capMit.v 4 89c tion and others feign^^;! lunaby to "These people had to be taken oC>* .,.. I— ■ ____1 .._____ j"..a - ' - ,{* A aa Tain I I — ■ 8 A._ “"'■I w.'. ...d .C, as Republican minority leader in SIUC 1XD M fX E A JaiT S...... Asylum..Others took I ' ’!* the Senate. The Senator said he eacape,. an official inimurtisl asylum in Tworki lo Jvade , . . U.N. resolution calling fo r free CALL ARE ONK POCND CELLO PAK) document discloaed. was shocked that Menon had ap sU.B. iSecret Police).- They pbe-1 ■ Cheater, I elections W -Hungary -would block Leon Wud.skl. a memb(*r... I'if.the.># .w- I intention of holding on to the Gaza parently becoipe the floor leader tended to be mentall.v deficient. press- Soihet withdrawal from that coun- for the (jommunlats in the.cam Central Committee of the Polish strip, a narrow piece of land on trial today. In it, the Sl-.vear-old the Interim Rules Committee, ing for the new rules, will be the try and might riak a bigger war PREMIER SniHKD SPANISH OUVSS. 8 ^ . Jor 4 1 c Sudft hat a daal on fm atn. Staaks Communist parly, made the dis-' "Olliers, decent peo,.;. filled with a cab driver admitted that he tried paign to seat the (Chinese Reds. that la worth 25c to you . . . YOU fear and panic, escaped abroad i I will be sought at a meeting in ' guest speaker at the Republican tyith greater suffering for the Hun Menon told the ,.79-naUon (Gen HEINZ SWEET MIDGET GHERKINS. 7Va-oi. Jar 3 9 e cln.sure in a speech to the October to collect a 82.000 r|inaoiii five w eekly Dutch Treat luncheon at BUY any ona packag* of Hamburgtr aol^y to evade our svatem." **f**l|* daya ■ after the haby was Hartford Tuesday night. garian people. ,ji ^ eral Assembly that it was Ms SILVER U N E SWEET MIXED PICKLES ...... meeting of the Central Commit seized the atrip after thislc whlrl- Indorsement of proposed revis the Hotel Bond, Tuesday Noon. u a it 3 9 c Pattiea, Loin ' Luncheon Steaks, tee/ the sea.'lon that produced the _ ‘iVople/Being Murdered' alMuidnned to dig heoldea a Ixing< He indicated he also feared s u ^ duty to protest to the U.S. delega 9 Frenched Veal Cutleta. Ready Quick ed rules by the 72-m'ember Re- "We want to give the members______, action might give support to Paki tion and to ask U.S. delegate MIRACLE WHIP SA U D DRESSING ...... 5 9 f crisla with Mnacow over tlie de Wiidski -âttheked Ben.ian. whrr (Coatlnued on Page Twelve) Inland parfcwa.v. Hcwt Sandwich Steaks told the meeting "horrible things publican body would be significant' of thi.vcommittee every’ chance- to stan’s demands for a plebiscite in Henry Cabqt Lodge Jr. to say THIS WEEK'S REEF lUY mands of Polish Commimials for and ybu get a 49c pkg. of Swift’s Independence from the Kremlin, j could take plat'c tHider my nose Mlneola, N. Y„ Nov. 16.a ■ I- , **'1*^* *-b* GOP will ,be In control! **11 tjieir p’ackage," said the GOP the Himalayan stlte -e f Kashmir, whether Knowland’s views were n i.i” noth, branches of the 1937 ses- chairman, who already has claimed b\’ boui India ^ d Paki those of the U.S. government. R IL L 'S S E A S O N I N G ...... • ••••• Buttored Record ■ Sold .Out vvilhom m.v knowing about them.’’ detective says a 2 Pkg». 25e S'aid \Viidski: The whole of War niae caused I ...... pleriged hia_ backing for the re'- stan. ■ - / ■’It'is up to the United States •lU 'S RUDY MIX STUFHNG .... The 300.000 copies of the official Bonn May Ask forms. 2 Pkgs.29c BEEF record qf the session were sold out saw knew people were being mur M h ,h.P..„r. Nehru spoke in jhtfliament on delegation either to own or dis- PIPPERIDGE FARM HERR STUFFING ChofipMl Beef Sttaks by news.sUmds within an hour dered 'H Meanwhile, Lt. Governor Charles India’s position regarding Hungary owTi this statement^’ Menon de- . . . Pkg. 29c " R U D E " C U T FIRST" RIIS "The whole town knew of narrow W. jew etl has invited the 31 Re and .the Middle Ejst. India cast clafed. . ARNOLD ALL.FURFOSE STUFHNG . after they were publiahed this U.S. Air Future .. Pkq. 29c week. dungeons in which peo.jle stoodT' publican Senatora-elect to a din- the only non Communist vote Then referring to Kitowland's for O R ly 25c for three weeks in their own ex ner meeting in’ Hartford Monday the U.N. lesolutlon calling statement that he wap "shocked" In hia speech Wudskl -rturned I by Uie role being played by India lb lb bitterly upon Jacob Berman, for creta, six inches deep. i night presumably to discuss the elections .' HungarjrThe WELCH’S HOMOGENIZED OCEAN SPRAY JELLIED 'selection of legislative leaders for resolution was approved by the and ita delegate. Menon skid "be mer overlord of the Secret Police, . The whole town knew that Ro- | ing shocked its a sUte of mind who was forced to resign as deputy aan^ki (head of the noloroua lOlh the upper house. Jewett will pre- General Assembly 48-11 with ^6 CRANIERRY SAUCE 59c a,ni,. cri».n,v. Nov. ]« iP'V- FBI 1 f*''; and the thing to'do about It la to side oyer the Senate, when it con- abstentions. TOMATO JUICE A* Advertised by Hajiily: premier and Politburo member Department of U B.i personally „.. -„ ■ . „ . ^ aiitnontles and the - PBIj - fusion that a special session had go to a doctor." , ., < Halit's SPECIAL PAK FAVORITE MEATS AT last May because of his "mis tore'off nails from people’s fingers, j Koprao Adenauer plans which led them to the defendant venes in January. i Nehru said the resolution was m Pinehurst has a FARMHOUSE DEAL ifp be called to unsnarl the last •-No delegktion,’’- he said, "ha* ONE HALF POUND OF for you , takes.” He had been considered! "The whole town knew cold a major effort to tighten Ger;nan- Curran satd LoMarca steadfast-1 niinute log-jam State Sen. Elmer S. '"atson of "improperly v/orded” and that ati- American cooperation in the wake Wethersfield, four term member periised elections would, have "re PRESH FAVORAILE PRICES: the No. 1 man of former premier | water was poured over people and Representatives of the Interim! (Continued on Page Twelve) Cans BACON FREE Boleslaw Bieriit, who died last i jben they were made to stand In of the Hfmgarian and Middle East case fintil the detective told La- Rules. Committee, which recentiv o f the Senate, appears to be the duced Hungary ttr something less 32c than a sovereign state." tm RauMbla 1 Qt. Dcaut^r'' of extra charge when yon buy Handy's SMALL OR LARUE FARM HOUSE March. *bitter frost crises. *’"1* been I completed the drafting of man'v top choice for the kev post of Brightwood one pound package puye Adenauer is considering sending majority leader for the' 1957 aea- S e^ Onid Precedent GROUND FRESH Wudskl kiso- a.ssalled R6man "The whole town knevv^^hut com found on 32-day-old Peter’s car- |eg;i8lative reforms, will appear SPRY pork sausage.. • MACARONI and CHEESE Zambroski. still a member of the rade Berman did not kn(>W.T'-- Foreign Minister Heinrich \on sion. Such election^he added, would " “f® : ■ . .4 , w before the State Central Commit- have^ constituted ihtêrence in r a s m E R Special 8c off Pak Polish Pplitburd: Hilary Mine, who Unked lo Noel F le l^ ' Brentano to Washington 'to sound (Turran , quoted LaMarca as' Originally .Senator Watson was SW IFTS “ PREMIIT.M” and ’ resigned as,vice premier on Oct. oiit idders of the Eisenhower ad blurting out; "1 didn’t touch the e.veing the top honorary poet of Hungary's internal afffiirs and ^ n v r r tiocK T A iL SHOULDERS “ ’ 36c CASSEROLE ■ WiKiaki also spoke of A'nnc Would set a bad p'ecedfnt?^ Bulletins/ “Sr.LECT’ STEER BEEF 9. and Gen. Franciszek Jnzwiak- Duraez. B6fnian‘s one-time aecre- ministration on future American carriage, I just pulled hack the president pro tempore of the Sen COFFEE foreign/jmllcy. , netting." It was obvious that Kashmir 3 Ub. Tin •ONELESS CHUCK SMOKED Wltold, whose oifttc* of vice pre tary. - - ate. Hbwever. it 'is underst6o6 that front the AP Wirn 89c mier was abolished ,Oct. 24. Mine The 'mala^ aim of silch a trip Actually. (Turran said, no finger News Tidbits he will not contest for this office, loomed large in Nehru's opposition 35<; ^he was jailed as an acq'.iaint- lb such a precedent. 2 ■SS 69e Pure Homogenized and Jozwlak-Wltold were Ce.ntral ance of Noel Field, an American would be to pfeaq^ f >r coordination prints had been found on the in which is expected to go to Sen. '\'egetablc Shortening Committee membera who ,were ac- of West German"and American fant's carriage. Culled from AP Both India and Kashmir oialm DAO MfETS NASSER !■ Heavy Syrnp POT ROAST 63c SHOULDERS “ > 36c who wag arrested behind the Iron Theodore ,S. Ryah o f Sharon. ctiaed of ushering in the terror. ' policies toward the Sovjet Union Later. (Tiirran testified. LaMarca But, there still may be a scrap the princely state and have occu- Oairoi Egypt, Nov. 16 (/^ — Our usual S9c lb. popular bqnelcsa pot 3 Pkga. $1 ,0 0 "People were being kidnaped in .and in Elurope and the MiddleJ^st. completely broke down and con ni.a.. . 1. .1 ■ I pied separate sections. BoUf have .Secretary Oenrnd Dag Ham- ' JACK FROST roast. (Continued on Pnge Eighteen) -/ • ONE POE CONFECTIONER S U FOOD SPECIAL Am'.iassador Heinz Krekeier.''who fessed the kidnaping when con Retired Lt. GeiU J.ohii W (Iron ^t^tern " I * I ^ reed lo a plebiscite, but Nehru nutrskjold met President Nasser arrived last' night for consulta.tions fronted by his weeping wife at Mike). O’Daniei says he '’viaiialtz- ' . — ' . has never agreed on conditions for M d BROWN Ksene.v, Jr. of;*uch a. vote, presumably because tonight amid indkaOpna that the with Adenauer and Brentano, is fe-< Lqhgng Island, about -10■’10 milesmile* from iI ed'* danger of CommuBiatrled iip- task o f aettiag the goals of the Pumpkin or Sqiiosk W c emtidpate a 9eed supply BOSTON BLUE ij, 19r the Westbury residence of Mr. and rIsiBg In atratggic Hawaiian la- lixla.v . nnounced hia {the state's population is largely, ported to have sounded out State candidacy for the post and added i Moalem. U.N. police force In Egypt had SUGAR ^ of turkeys for the Thcmksglvina SLICES or PIECE Mr*. Moirij Weinberger...... lands if cold .wtr should explode Departii.ent leaders on an early ‘my name^la definitely going in." j Nehru spoke against a baek- become difficult- Shortly before Dock Walkout Ties visit by the G*r;iisn foreign minis into shooting war.,Radio Buda Hanunarakjold’s arrival . the holidays — Eostom "notivc” T u term member, Sen. ; ground of considerable criticism of " ' : 2 -€aiw 2 7 c ter. (Continued on Page Nineteen) pest broadcasts to Hungarian peo newspaper Al Gumhurrlya, in an f U i k o ^ ! Froth Oysters Arc Hero. ple what It says is text of Presl. John Minetto of Goshen also .is a| __ _ 2 Pkfa. 27c Sees Security Threat candidate for president pro .Urn! 1 (ConUnued on Page Nineteen) editorial written b}' a dose as Such a plan reflects , strong dent Tito's speeyh critirizing So- sociate of Nasser, declared prsaayre from parliarient and in Mef njilttai;}' int'ervention in Hun- Fgypt ‘ihipn* wOnld "dictate" the We will have more of those Farm- the ForSign'Office for'a more in Mobster Asked gsrian revolt. tenns ^ British, 'French and hou.se Pumpkin Pie.5 ready for dependent German, foreign policy. U.S, Ambassador C. Douglas .Israeli, withdrawal from Egypt Open TbBrsilay and Friday German leaders were alarmed and 4 ^ 9 0 D D O A - f *^‘**®" delivers new note from Embezzled $140,000 ian territory. .. . you this week alouj' with Farm New. York. Nov.' l 6 cPV—Sixty< there attlf waa diaagreament on a . f \ I i e r . '^'■•hlngton to French Premier ' thousand dock workers were or broad range of iaauea, although irritated by the unexpected Brlt- house Mince, Lemon and Apple ish-Ft;ehch assault on Egypt. The - * " ' Guy Mollet.. Small packing,house . PL.\,V STRIKE END PLEA ' dered out/on' strike toda.v in ports both sidea had made conceaaiona of black powder Mows to Mts at Pie.H, We have had repeats on on tlia Atlantic and Gulf (Toasts. prevailing, view '<\ks that German Budapest, Nov. 16 iJ)—A mem- Word of the atrike, call -by ILA isolated plant site of E. I. dii Pont >ber of the Council of Workers of the new Pumpkin Pie. , Waterfront activity came to a President Wllllim ,V. Bradlev was sequrity must never again be Ricisel Attack* Bride Confesses Thefts PUMPKIN PIE threatened by some mlllte.ry ven de Nemours * ' Co. at Scranton, Ofeater Budapest said today the '■ Mineel^ virtual standatlll in the port of telegraphed to union locals in olh- Pa., and two workera are killed. RURRtft New-Y'ork, the world's largest. er ports. . • ■ ture of other NATO powers. New York, Nov. (A»i— Abe coimcil has agre^ to appeal to NONE SUCH $AU r,wo more new ite’t&A for you-in ,16 Thirty-eight liersons all workers in the Hungarbui The walkout spread quickly to Bradley aaid in a prepared atate- The answer, the.v feel, is,-first At Husband’s Company , RHOUND Fresh Fruit and Vegetables our Frozen Food D»pt. . ; ; to coordinate German - American êaT^dem 'ndi « « r t * d ly I aea^“ '^-hen" twiniTnlTn™ a S capital lo g o back on the Job to 2 Pkê* 53c I CIMNAMOK n number of other ports including ment on a television program: *^''“ "1 limping on one en^he. pancakes morrow momlnit. He said thia PRESH CAPE COD .j New Orleans, the nation’s second j "The employers have failed to policies in an effort to detec such the higher-ups when he learned ;|„to deaert. . U.S. Air F o ;« plpne FOULfit 1 - ‘ Mortoii's Goeonut CiMtord venture's in the future. Then West derision followed an all night ISEASOtMNG 19 6 biggest aeaport; Boston, and Phil-! grant the ILA'a juat demands. Our who hia victim was rescues two American airmen Clark Township, N. 'J., Nov, IS-l wliere the mo'nsy came from the session with Janos Kadar, the GROUND Pias 64c aa. adelphia. . contracU ekpired midmght Thura- Bx-coin’ict Joseph. Peter (Joe j,whose jet trainer crashed In South iJh—A 35-year-old bride is in detective aaid.’ ’ Soviet-Imposed Hinigarlaa pre p u o H m Pkgs. CRANBERRIES 2 49c (OonMnued on Pago Two) 2 HUTMtG 35 c YELLOW OLOBF. and ROCK The 2-c6ast atrike waa called dav. Nov. 1.5. The union has de- Peclo) Carlmo. 43. a cpnfesaed China Sea eouth of entrance to Union County jail today On a Her husband. 38, is secreUrv- - mier . If you want to maka your owij pumpkin pia l.iat midnight by the International. clased a atrike for all porta whose T . • \ ■ •MX 2 7 c Silver Skillet Cornad conspirator m the acid aaaault on ; Manila B ay.. charge of embezzling $140,000 treasurer pf the firm he started! D ’ in stock larige and smffil cans of Longshoremen's •Anun: (ILA) contracts' have expired, starting the Uibor columnist, waa on the j CommuniaV East Germany from her husband's electronics nine years , agoy with Frank L .! .MARINE SENTENCED TURNIPS 3 u.. 19e which was deadlocked with port of midnight, N’ov., 15. witness at and yesterday (n the fed -; boosts pensions 40 per cent in aii- .firm over a thtee year period. Fugle, a friend since childhood. | ParrU Island. . C., Nov. 18 (It EXTRA LARGE BUNCH Pumpkin and Squash with pi« racipas on aach Beef Dinner 99e ^ John No Deserter, 8 Pkg*. 23 c New York emplo.vera on terms for "All officers, membeni and lo- eral .court trial of three other al- parent effort to please restless MYa. Conrad Miller, married only 5Vhm they were married. M rs.' —A young Marine drill instructor frozen Food can, Cejnstock Pumpkin Pia Filling, Ona'Pia • new contract. cals affertefl are instructed to con- Prince Tells Court conspirators. The.v are (^n- population.. .NaW’a newest and two weeks, admitted the alleged Miller, was required to give up her who admitted forcing erring re- PASCAL CELERY 25c Pumpkin. , • ~ An employer spokesman waa duct an orderly and peaceful dolfp iShlekle) Miranti. 38; mightiest aircraft carrier Saratogo embezzlement diirlng a tearful ar- job under a compan.v rule which rrullf to suspend themaelves over pleading for "more time” as the FANCY WAXED strike until,ftMir demands are won. if.cl.c.h s n.r.,..nv. P"'"!!,"*"’ (Nick> ) Bstido. 47, sfld will put oQt Into AtlanHc Mopdav raignment last night, but an, in-, ban the employiinent of execu-: naked bayonets was sentenced ta- •trika was' called. United and with the help o f God. KarU^he^ Qerman>. Nov. 16 Leo Telvi. 26, brother of Abe. > with second Usk force sent to sea no(«nl plea was entered on her lives' wives. ’ j day to a year at hard iahor and I Specials L In the dessert end of our Frozen Tha New York contract,'which we shall win.” Dr. Otto John, Weal Germany's COFFEI Larce Siu $149 CUCUMBERS Food display' Carlipo testified that Abe Telvi; this month in evtenaion of naticin's behalfi ' , An automatic audit of the flrhi’a a bad conduct discharge! -Pfe. . . ' had been extended twice while ne-H' Appearing on the same TV. pro former, int'eltigence chief now on received a total of $1,175 for at- readiness operations. - i Magistrate Edward E. Reider lxx>k8 was made after her 'de-- Frederick'A. Renton, 16, .New' goUatiohs continued, expArSd at gram following Bradley, Alexan-' trial charged with treasonable tacking Riesel last, April 5 outside then held Mrs. Miller-without bail, pzrture and Alânder Tariaka. Y’orfc City, paled slighliy 4m be' SNOW CROP SQUASH TANGERINES I HURRY! HURRY! Sara-Laa Coffee Cake I • i '■ midnight. ivlations with the' East, receit'Vd Peiping Radio , disclosed Rei, MeINTOSH or DELICIOUS Oua. 55c 79e der Chopin, chairman of the Ne.w a Brnadwi^.v restadrant. But; Car- (Jhina'a minister of Commerce'baa for grand jury action. ! Perth Amboy auditor, discovered; heard llif sentence that also The federal mediation and con- railed Jer forfeiture of - further York .Shipping Aaan., said it was support from -a Prussian' Prince lino said, neither be; Abe nor the been reUes-ed of Ms Job and deputy Detective Arthur Mishkin, a r -- loaa yeeterday. . 'sa ve Sara-Laa Choc. Cake dlation'âervlce. which has . been regrettable that Bradley had called today in his claim he never dS- three (defendants knew the identity pey.. V . .1 12 OZS..2 For 39 c Lba. 89e .Premier C3hen Yun has been ap rested her in .nearby Meturhen'at I According to policV, kUller . ' . —i——- s APPLES 3 35c Claridga Lunchaon Maatl...... «an 35c , aiding in the negotiations for sev k ftrikf while negotiations were fected to the East. of the vidtim. the home she'had purchased-while S"l***_ !?!■ zt their home In eral weeks, called another joint In progreaa. ./• ’’I have never doubted the fact pointed to post, i .Oewmen in.Den MHIP IN D1STRE8H After learning of Riesel's im- ver sa.v it waa miracle all 21 sur working as Office manager for the Plainfield and she admitted the D'ANJOU PEARS 2 . b . 4 9 c Claridga Cornad Jaaf Hash . . 2 cans 45c plasialTs Cakes-— ' i meeting for this afternoon. Involved are about' 25.000 long that he is not a desertar," aaid port,ance. tha .witness' said, Telvi, FugIs-MiUer Laboratories Inc. .embeazlement. She then moved Manila. Nov. 18 bP>—A new SNOW CROP PU S- Mayor Robert F.Wagner asked, shoremen and other workera- on Prince Lonis Ferdinand, grandson vived crash of iânt B96 Intercon typboMi named Mary hem dewa “ flJ fW f ll wanted more, mo.ney. and' Bando tinental bomber. here. ' away to her Metbuchen house. Chocolate, Fudge or representatives of both sidea to Npw York and New Jdraey piers of the. late German -Kaiser Wil felt the jbb sitould "be worth $20,- Helped Heb Family, - Fugle, president of the coMr OH the northern Philippines 4n- H o coy ior of Greoo Stomps GI v m With Cosh Soles Friand’s Cornad Faaf Hash .. , , , ‘2 e«hs|49c ,, .meet with him this moniin^ in an In the port of New Yorhi and tome • ..Twenty-five persotis, including day. barely 18 hanrs after ty* 1C O■ z "'^9 a .« *For| Strawberry helm. testifyiiig St the fifth day 000, " 1 pkny, signed the complaint charg f / H O U S l 39c B9e other effort to reach agreetnent. 35,000 (>thers In porta from Port of the trial of .his longtime friend. American and Panamanian cou He said Mrs. MlHk'f, the former ing M n. Miller with taking the pbooa LacUle laabed Chntml C ek eM h $1.25 Size Noxama . . .' ...... 79t * Abe Telvi'a. bullet-riddled body ple 6n' honeymoon, are kUled' in Virginia Cook, admitted spend&ig . f , f I ' . NefoUatlbna between the Inde-; land. Ma^c, to Brownsvifle, Tex. John. ', waa found on a lower lElaat Side money between Oct. 1, 1958. and Uuom Islaad. early vlcttae piuident ILA and the New York . Strikq ' action In a '-numbeir of crash of M ^ ca n airliner on $40,0(H) to 850,000 o f the missing last Nov.' 2, the, day before ahe Pbtlippiae fiMfhter "P M I^ ■ From Mueller— ^ John is accused' before the Fedi street about four months aftec the southwest coast of. Nicaragfua. .., MORTON PUMPKIN PIE Halane's Pure Castile Shampoo ...... 49e Shipping A a ».. which represents other porta; dune shortly after srai Supreme Court here of leak monqy to buy that Itomt and jtn left hair job. lda« MercbaaL*' A nMeange frein attack on Riesel. Authorities be Former 'U.S. Ambassador to. India Undetarmined sum 'to help Iter ------CORI 176 Bhipping ailid stevedoring ftrmf midnight. ing sUte saersU to tha Russians Drssssd In gray slacks and a the 8jt8»-len veeael aal4i A bnfi ORANGE CAKE ' in this area, continued a half hotiiti lieve he was zlaJrt because of hik CSicster Bowles aays he is ’'disap family. , r 37e Jar Ritter's Relish I . . j.,...... ,. 32c Ten thousand men were ordered, after he disappeared from the demands for more* mone.v, because white jackat, Mrs. MlUsr wept ran agrenad eff CaoeyaO Prev> after the'strike went liito effect. out 4t New Orleans. The port . 047 pointed in some , of the positions" Mishkin quoted her as saying during her arraignment in muntri- lace and waa DATENUT CAKE West July 2Q, 1954. 'He returned he bore aîd scars. accidentUy in- that Prime Minister Nehri) of In Hudson Tissua, white of cdlort . . dqz. $1.00 ‘Am the negotiations adjoumedi aha bought a car for ona of hsr P*1 courL ■ hold Na. 8 and 6. BROWN BREAD aa ILA spokennaa tadihatod that dia lias taken in current world tyro brothsra-in-law and h boat for -Triais. the othsf. Hsr flwnUy