. . MONDAY,. DECEMBER 22, 1952 ^ G B TWENTY-EIGHT ^ i-ir fBattrljfBtpr O w n in g Utralh Last Evening Shopping Hours —Stores Will Close at 9 O ’Cloch, ■4- Temple Chapter,' No. 53, OES. ■ will postpone its meeting from Average Daily Net Press Run Abbut Town \Vedn^ay,''Chrtstmas eve. to Rjfl- The Weather^ day, Dec. 26, in the Masonic Tem­ For the Week Ended Dec. 20, 1»S2' Foreeaat -of U. 8. Weather Bnrean ..‘tu n d iiy afternoon Andernon- ple. A hrief business meeting will Auxiliary. No. 204^. jfave a be followed by the annual Christ­ Otrlatmaa party for cl^Mrrn of mas party in the banquet hall and 10,860 Cloudy, Mwaaional freeaing drtt- atambara at the VFW' ripme, Man- each member is asked ^to bring a For Late Shoppers zle tonight; min. 28-82. Light min Hale's Member of the Audit 50 cent gift for exchange. Carol dliaatar Green. ^ p i U of Mias Ros­ late W'edneoday. alia Outpdelalne presented a dance singing will be led by Mrs. Mar­ Bureau of Circulations pracram. with Mrs. Rose Chapde- jorie Hall, accompanied by Miss Manchester— City of Village Charm Udnc at the piano. Kathy and Mabel Trotter. Refreshments will Gary Kdaak. Leslie Eklwards. be sep'ed. (aiwBifled Adverttaing m Pag* 14) Qarol Patrucalli. Nbreen Leber. - — * JEW EL b6 x ES VOL. LXXII, NO. 71 MANCHESTER,4 X • CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS B m rly Barccr. Brenda Baker and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison o f 258 with icif raising tray. , I)otuia K d w a r d s participated. High street, who has been a pa­ Carol i0 Commerctal Lettering Called for an»* <*sHyered Alba Perfect Fit Nylons lO im a llj accepted the resig- ancej budget. The President also he held his coelltlon firmly streamlining of the executive promptly at eltra $1.15 to $1.75 Pr. nation of Premier Antoine may seek to mend the govern- together, Plnay — who has won 14 branch of the federal govern­ a MBc. Screen Process Prtnting charge. Pinay 16 hours after Pinay menfs broken majority by asking previous confidence ballots in the ment. Mav Be Mother's Last Christiiiaa submitted it MRP leaders to pnt aside party assembly — again would have Evacuation a Neon Service. RAYON TRICOT GOWNS 60 Gauge Dark Seam Sheers . . $1.00 Pr. The luncheon session was at the Split Liner C A U 2-9814 Pinav, after nine months in of- po'dif* the national interest cleared the hurdle. But narrow home of John Foster Dulles, Sec­ fice, offered his resignation in a majorities on secent votes made it retary of State-designate, on Bkist -Bd Temcxpdc. Manchester 8268 5 1 Gauge Dark Seam Sheers . . $ 1.00 Pr. dramatic announcement from the certain that, without the MPR on 91st street. Plane Toll ------adverse votes of the Death Toll O r Hartford 2-8498 ' PINE PHARMACY 3.95 noor of the National A.ssembly. He government m Dulles and Arthur Flemming, 51 Gauge Semi Sheer .Denier . $1.00 Pr. ...t.H . f . — .h - flee aliice the country was liberated Communists. Socialists and De presiflent of Ohio Wesleyan Uni­ acted after the Catholic Popular from .Nazi occupation in 1944. Republican Movement (M RP), part Gaullists would throw the cabinet versity, also sat In at the confer­ Rises to 13 Dreams that you can buy! Smooth 66 Gauge Extra Sheer Special $1.35 Pr. of his coalition majority, refused to End of Experiment out. ence. Not Certain answer* to "what to give for back him in the first of three new It means the end, too, to the Pinay preferred to resign first. Elsenhower and Dulles left the ’-^exdale Sheer N ylon...... $1.35 Pr. confidence votes on a 1953 budget. “ Pinay experiment," which aimed While Auriol conferred with poli­ general's headquarters at the Seoul, Dec. 23—(iiP)—Thir­ Christmas"! Here’s soft, iuxiirious Auriol i’ lcas Kail at protecting the purchasing power tical leaders, the National Assem­ Commodre Hotel shortly before 1 teen persona were killed and Beirut, Lebanon, Dec. 28— of the franc by fighting devaluation p. m. for Dulles' home. They were rayon tricot fashioned by Luxite — Fancy Heel Nylons . $ 1.50 and $ 1.65 Pr. Auriol had tried to avoid a bly remained adjourned until 6:30 one fatally injured yesterday (/P)— Hours of horror aboard Yuletide cabinet crisis by trying to while rolling back prices wherever )>.m. (12:30 p.m. e.s.t.l. It was to met there by Hoover and Flem­ the stricken liner Champql- Qve Electrical Housewares ming. when a single-engine plane the lingerie that holds the Fashion ’'U talk Pinay out of resignihg. Auriol possible. have debated the situation In Tu­ lion ended Ute today with re­ talked with Pinay early this It was a new Pinay attempt to nisia and Morocco. Hoover headed a study commls- hit a Greek-manned air evac­ Academy Award for smart styling. morning and again this afternoon, give France a balanced budget for Auriol said he would announce mission on reorganization of the uation transport during a moval of the laat passengers See our complete collection but failed to change Pinay's mind. next year which finally broke the his deoiaion this evening. Custom executive'branch, conducted by the tak.eoff from a western and crewman. There was no For Lasting iG^ts After his early morning interview, goveriment’s ranks. He had posed calls for him to confer first with Truman administration. Flemming official estimate of how many is a member of a special commit­ Korean air base, the Air in the very newest dreams Pinay had told reporters: coivfldence motions on three finan­ the Presidents (speakers! o f the died, but the reports ranged National Assembly and the parlia- tee recently appointed by Elsen­ Force announced tonight. "But- my derision Is taken. It is cial proposals but cyen^before the from at least 16 to perhaps and colors. A sue to fit not possible to carry such heavy first could b4 voteS, thb^MRP de­ metlt's upper house, called the hower to study organization of the The only, person not killed in- 30. even your chubbiest cherub. charges and responsibilities with­ cided to ab.stain. Council of the Republic. executlve branch In cooperation j stantly one of the Greek pilots - out a solid majority." The split came on a relatively Assembly* Speaker Edouard Her- with Temple University. ; died this afternoon in a hospital CapUin Baltaji, the Beirut Har­ "If anybody thinks I wall return unimportant Issue, a proposal to riot was out of town until this Meets Special Orniip I Seoul. bor pilot, announced that all per­ to that bear cage, he's crazy," switch the surplus In one group of afternoon. Auriol first saw Gaston That apeclal committee met ! Other dead Included the pilot of sona had been taken off by 5 p.m. Pinay declared. social security funds' to cover de­ Monnerville, speaker of the upper with Eisenhower at his home last I smaller plane, three Greek Lebanon time—about 40 hours SUARANTEED AGAINST 1REARA8I'* after the 12,546 ton liner grounded Auriol. an old hand at such crises ficits in other arts of the security Sunday, The other,members of the of the transport, one on a reef off the Lebanese - coaat as this, was expected to try in con- system. Pinay said it looked to him (Contlnued on Pag* Seven). committee are Nelson Rockefeller, I American Air Force medical corps- CIFT former under-Secretary of Slatq 1 two Air Force flight , nursea, about four miles from ^in iL , and coordinator of inter-American ■ patients, 828 Aboard VeaaeU affairs, and Dr. Milton Elsen-^ Nationality of the patients was TAe ship carried 828 persons, in­ hower, president of Pennsylvania cluding a crew of 220, Mang o f - state College and a brother of the (Continued on Page Four) the passengers were pilgrims en HANDBAGS One Killed, 14 Hurt in N. Y. general. route to the Holy Land to t the Meanwhile. Eisenhower still Is Christmas -observances! Top handle pouch and boxie styles in faille saying what amounts to a quiet In the confusion ther* was no pla-vtlc calf and genuine leathers. Many "ho" to requests that he back leg­ UN Warplanes way of determining the precise styles with zipper compartments. Color: Bombing, Shooting, Knifing islation to Treat a Fair Employ­ number who drowned or were Black, navy, brown, red. ment Practices commission beaten to death by th* heavy '•V. (FEPCy with enforcement author­ Hit Red Areas, waves. There were reports that 70 ity. fear-crazed persons leaped into the New York, Dec. 23— ( ^ ) — That explosive issue which spilt Mrs. Jean Garrett, 27, and three aona finish decorating ChristmM sea and 20 drowned. , the Democrats In the Truman ad- Down One MIG $2.98 to $7.95 '“cii Gromyko Raps Three young servicemen—^ne Special Award tree that ma.v be the mother’s last at Los Angelea home. Doctora But thousands of persona who of whom police said wanted to I ministration keeps cropping up to say she may not survive the l^rth of her fourth child, expected next lined the abore watched aa a num­ TOASTERS "show these spies something’’ Seoul, Dec. 23 -lA’l—Another week by Csgsariaa operation, hecauae of her weakened condition from ber of the passengers were bat­ UN Refusal of Board Honors""""’"'Honors iirsian-MlG jet fighter was shot an Incurabte lymphatic aliment.. . Boys are Tommy, left, 7; Bobby, 8, tered to death by heavy waved discharged a' phosphorus M ^l‘*him'*trouble"’'"*‘* ‘ Ru«‘»n-MIG jet fighter was shot against a ahoai only flv* yards ti i A i down today as ^0“*’four Allied Sabre focfgrnund. and Rnlelgh. 18 naenths. Father,Thonwe, le u $12.95 T. $23.00 bomb in a crohded tavern U cam# up ^**0 ^**1^*^'*"^' !**■• cls#h*d briafly with eight «f WOIorker. (AP Wirephoto). . . . from safety Murder Charge early today. The action State Troopers when a group of Negro clergymen the Red planes «.-»i.. — '■ . I. . Captain BaltnJi’s launch waa th* called at the general's headquar­ ) touched off * events which The fight, at 45,000 feet, was the last craft to leava the ChanpoUton. ters to aak, among other things, Only one reported today. Th* kill carrying 40 paaHngar* and cntr- New York, Dec. 23— {/Pi —A n -, brought death to one of them Hartford. Dac. 28—(B—Two cita­ that he "use the authority ant) in­ men. , was made b^Lt. John.A. Inf«rr*ra. drei A. Gromyko sailed for Rus-1 and injuries to 14 Others, tions for bravery, three meritorious fluence” of the presidency to bring But before that a aoiUl IMinr Thirteen of the injured were In medals, one hoitorable mention and 788 ML AuburantsM t, Watertawn, CH24 Toll Hits S7^ DOMINICAN ala today after exprcMlng^a-*^^^^^^ Ms m .. who was flythf bis Mih that had made two suceesaful trip* 11,000 In cash were aMrarUed to “ The eatabllahment of, fair em­ hllsMon. H* now has downed two overturhed on a third Journey onto MtUfacUon with the United Na- ^ minutes later, and e if h l, . ntfiemrm thi« mAt^inip ployment legislation wb)ch will a hundred yards from the bea^ tions rejection of his rrsolufion blocks away, police shot and fa ta l-' *^*’^* o'ucers this mortiiny prohibit the 'starving out’ because MTGa knd damidred one. CORN by the department's Board of A ir Force and Marine planes Rescue squads dived into the froth­ char^ging the United States with ly wounded one of the servicemen. of color, race or creed those who Probe Clears Pilot ing surf and saved as many per­ "murder" 'bf Communist prisoners Identified aa Marine Sgt. James Awards. struck at a troop concentration Commissioner Edward J. Hickey are otherwise qtialifled for the sona as they could. There was no POPPERS CHRISTMAS in Korea. Eugene McDermott, 19. He died in jobs they seek.” area In northwest Korea near- 1/ t aaid the cash awards, some In pay Chaeryong. Other planet poured way of determining how many ‘The session unfortunately did a hospital'. died. increases and others from a special Not Through Legislation bombs on th* east airfield at the Mose.s Lake, Wash., Dec. 23— (/P)— As the death list in not adopt any effective decision in During, the chase and scuffle Elsenhower previously had let A heavy wave caught the light­ which led to the capture of Mc­ fund, were given today for the first Red capital. Pyongyang. Pilots re­ Saturday’s C-124 crash here rose to 87 today, the Air Force Boxed Gift ths Korean matter," Gromyko said time since they were approved in It be known he felt the best er, carried it straight up and $ 6 . 4 5 And aboard the liner QueeD Mary. "W c Dermott and one of his compan­ ported the Reda wart trying to re­ announced that a prelirhinary inquiry hpd failed to disclose BOOKS November. method was not through legisla­ pair th* atrip. flipped it over in a complete FOR CHILDREN QF ALL AGES are not satisfied that our proposal ions, a patrolman allegedly was tion. such as President Truman the cause of history’s worst aviation disaster. The Air Force somersault. Many occupants was hot adopted the day before knifed by. McDermott to bring the Citations fof bravery—the dr- Oommunlat troop and supply Complete stories, activity books, illus­ partmeht'a highest award—were proposed, which would create an centers near Pyong-yang were hit announcement, made in Washlng->* clutched mt empty sir. A dossn yesterday.” injured count to 14. $ ^ . 9 5 trated story books. given to Officer Arthur A. Hess of FEPC with authority to enforce laat night by 12 B-29 Superforts. ton, D. C.. also said the preliminary [ j hesds bobbed in the wster srouiid JEWELRY The Soviet deputy foreign minis­ Onlythsee of the 14 injured, in­ the small craft. Danielson barracks and'. Officer its rulings. The B-29s also bombed a aection of probe at the scene failed to show ter and Ambassador to London cluding a federal narcotica agent There appeared to b« no central Little Golden B ook s...... each 25c and a second patrolman, both hurt Guy Bonuomo of special services. Hamilton Fish Armstrong, edi­ the main rati line running north any reason why an order for Troopers Grab aaid "The General Assembly tor of the Foreign Affairs Quar­ grounding the big C-124 Globe- organisation directing or- coordi­ Necklaces, bracelets, pins, earrings In Children’s Activity should have adopted the proposal In the blast, were kept at hospitals Receives Citation Medal to Manchuria. single pieces or sets, tailored gold or terly, called on Elsenhower t^ay. master transports should be issued. nating the rescue work. B ook s...... each 39c to $2.00 In the Interest of the UN.” He said after treatment. Officer Bonuomo was given the Most close support strikes were ail*, -r f n’ '-h. e’ «o pearls and rhinestones. He said the two discussed foreign concentrated on the eastern front There has keen su$h a suggestion Police Official 1* Bodies Recovered he c«»ldered th# matter ‘‘very Police said oigotry detonated Citation Medal for bravery In the from at least one;congressional AUTOMATIC Illustrated Books each 50c to $2.00 performance of duty In the appre­ affairs generally. Eisenhower. above the Punchbowl. The Fifth One report said panic brok* put important— very Important.” the violence in an upper west aide Armstrong said, is a member of critic of the serigs of recent mili­ Nm diaoerware fethieaed ef HHUUC* hension of an armed 20-year-old Air Force said 18 Communist gun on the ship this morning and about Landmark Book for Boys each $1.50 R eject^ 45 to 5 Manhattan area partly Inhabited the editorial advisory board of tary transport crashes in the Pa- . As Dice Tosser by a large number of Puerto Ric­ youth July 13 last year while he positions were destroyed during the 50 persons leaped overboard. At, E L E C T |IC The Soviet resolution would have the Foreign Affairs Quarterly cifle Northweat, Alaska and Korea. | least 10 bodies were washed up Illustrated Adventure ans. Bight of those injured In the was assigned to the Ridgefield bar­ day. condemned the United States for magazine, and he added that "in on shore. They were blackened sixteae-fien SfaiHf Set far leer $1.00 to $4.98 Book.s...... each $1.00 bar had Spanish names. racks. Since that time, he was Allied raids and Chinese probes " f ’fcrUtma* Special” i Rocky Hill, Dec. 23 — (J* — The with the oil that spewed out when ' (The term "spies" is a deroga­ transferred to the headquarters led to short engagements along the The C-124 crashed during a pre- Democratic 'Town Committee chair- PERCOLATORS Cut Out Dolls (boxed) ..each 25c (Gontiaued on Pag* Two) (Continued'"on Page Fifteen) the ship split apqrt with a crack '“”'“ $13.95 tory word aomeUmes used to de­ special service division. Bonuomo frozen, anow-covered battle front. dawn takeoff Saturday as a man. who is also one of this was also given a $25 cash award On the western front, an, Allied "Christmas Special." Out of the i town's three police commissioners, scribe Americans of Spanish ori­ (Ooatlnued on Fag* Flftew) gin.) for outstanding service in crime raiding party sent about 80 Chinese 116 aboard, 104 were servicemen was arrested late last night by Officials said the three service­ prevention activities between June fleeing through an artillery and on their way home for holiday state polic* In a gambling raid at $ 9 .9 5 TO $ 2 9 .9 5 Six Prisoners men—a sailor- In uniform and an 15 and Dec. IS of t)his year. Intense Storm mortar barrage that cut down an leaves. Some were just back from the American Legion Post on-Main airman and Marine, both in civilian Officer Heas, who was critically estimated 30 Reds. Korea. street. In Jail Tunnel clothes—^were drinking in the bar wounded in a shooting in Killingly All the Red probing attacks were Memorial services for the vic­ Arthur D. Berardino, 39. of 24T on Columbus avenue at 103rd last July 10, receivea the citation Still Stationary beaten off after abort fights. The tims were scheduled here ,today. Main street, ,’was one of five men BuUetins BABY SHOP TOILETRIES-Etc. street when one of the trio pulled and s $180 per annum increase in heavily-padded Chinese hit near The 87th man to die, and the arrested for gambling. Break .Hunted out the explosive, a grenade filled salary retroactive to Dec. 1. Korangpo in the west, west of only injured man to succumb since Game Ixuig Hunted from the AP Wires SHAVING LOTIONS...... 59c to $ 1.25 with phosphorus. All three then Commisisoner Hickey said the Off Nantucket Yonchon near Little Nori hill, the day of the crash, was the only State Police Maj. Leo F. Carroll G.E. fled to a waiting taxi. merit cash awards came from a north of Yonchon in the White member o f the 12-man crew who said the game h ad. been going on SHAVING MUGS ...... $ 1. 10 and $ 1.25 Walla Walla, Wash.. D*c. 23— Two off-duty policemen In the fund created from reward money By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS came out of the crash alive. for nearly thrjpe months and may NAM WON’T AID WBB’ SHAVING SETS ...... $1.50 to $3 J5 (/p)—Sl;|t tough, patient corivlcU vicinity at the time chased the trio and gift! to the department during "nie Boston Weather bureau (Oo*M***d *■ Pag* Four) He was Master Sgt. Wendell L, have been th'e large mobile game Wnshtngtqn, Dec. 28 — (ff) —^ VACUUM who scooped out 12 tons of dirt In to 96th and Broadway, where the the year. The salary increaaea the issued a special advisory early to­ Burton of . Temple. Okla. He was which has been hunted by state The National ABSociattos *t BATH POWDERS ...... $1.10 to $2.00 boring a 200 foot tunnel under the marine and airman were caught. commissioner said, have been ap­ day that an "intense Atlantic the engineer aboard the big trans- police for some time. Manufacturers . (NAM) rcfSMd Washington State Prison walla The sailor escaped. proved by the Bureau of Finance piort. He died during the night in Others arrested were: Herbert ______> storm'' hovered during the night again today to bklp tke Tnanaa CLEANERS ASSORTED COLOGNE ...... $1.25 to $5.00 were bunted throughout the Paci­ about 2Q1I miles south southeast of Brooke Altpy Hospital ht San' An­ Carlson. 42. of 3 Parsonage'road: administration ataff, th* Wage fic Northwest today. (Continued on Page Two) (Oonttaned *■ H^;* Tw*) Nnntucket island. tonio. Texas, a few hours after he Anthony Romano, 41. of Long Hijl Btablllaatlon board (WBB). HAZEL BISHOP JEWEL LIPSTICK ...... $2.00 Seven made the spectacular es­ The storm brought gale winds News Tidbits arrived there with eight other sur­ road. Guilford, a prominent New NAM President Cberlee R.-8 bgh, ASSORTED SKIN SACHETS . . . $1.10 to $1.25 cape ^ l y yesterday morning. One, and rough seat along the Nqw Called from AP W i m vivors of the tragedy. Haven chicken dealer; Michael A. Jr., said in a stateniMit tha$ V ** Ralph?.Courser, 45, sentenced In Engifkid coast. . Burton’ lold officers' at the scene 9ulfVlillano. 37^ of 41 Ashwell cause President Trqmaa ap­ 7 9 99 • COTY FACE P O W D E R '...... $1.25 Seattle on a robbery charge last : The weather bureau added that that the C-124's instruments in­ avenue, and Jerome Martin. 28. of proved a coal mine wag* In­ the 8,torm remained nearly ata- dicated the plane’s operation was 17 B.enton street. Hartford. July, was sounded snd captured. In New Immigration Law Independent newspaper AI crease that the WBB had held MAX FACTOR S E T ...... '$2.80 Portland, Ore., slxv.houre later. tionary^during the night and gave normal in the takeoff. They were all released -on their would be inflationary, “any; el- Ahram. says former King Farouk own recognizance for appearance The manhunt for the fugitives no indication that It would strike The interim report to the Penta­ fertiy-rneos that the WBB laajr SHAVING BRUSHES...... $1.00 may be eiripped of his Eg>'ptia'n In Trial Justice Court tomorrow k. - Carter's Panti-Dress was one of the region’s greatest. over land. , r gon was made by MaJ. Gen. Victor have had has been ,deatroyed.“ . nationality on groi nds he was "at night. NYLON BRISTLE HAIR BRUSHES ...... $1.00 It centered in the Portland area, Faces Congress Storms The advisory said also: E. Bertrandigs, deputy Inspector '3 New anti-leak‘iidea[‘lici *for little dripper.^! :Fabrtri’ in "Warmer air has been dravyn head of forces of evil whiph had "The raiders smashed inlo'the WAFFLE where police believed at - least )tkKN'CH aENERAI. DIES . panti to matcih dres.ses is plasticized inside. These into circulation of the storm at corrupted political life In Egypt” General o f the Air Force. He waa Legion po.'ft shortly sfter 11 p.m.. V are new' plaslIV-backed fabric.s NOT LININGS. three other ee'capees headed with high levels and the snow has ... .Two Moscow store officials are hiie of live generals-participating led by Cspt. Leo J. MUIcaby of the Paris, Dec. 2$ — — Gen. IRONS Colors: Yellow, pmk. blue and green. Sizes'6' -J \ courecr In a carfstblen'from Walla Washington, Dec. 23 — (/P) —■•> Particularly. ssssiled has been in the preliminary inquiry tha't ran tihnries Brecard, 85,' died tndny The nation's' new immigration act, i the section which retains the pres- changed to rain and sleet In south senteaoed to 25 years in prison for state police and Rocky, Hill Police • months, 1 year, I 'j year.s, 2 years. Walla, far into 'ast night. at a ratlitary hoapltnl in FMrtn which has ploughed, a rough sea I ent aystem of immigration quotas em New England and as'far north marking up''prices of men’s suits Chief- Elmer J. Edwards. The , 7 « t ^ , 2 i « The car had cigarette aahes and aa central portions of Maine, Neyy ■pd picketing profit. The report said the inquiry American Legion Post, -w former ' from compllentlona redoltlng since its launching three years ago, I to other nations, basod'joh the na- from n hip frncture. He was'a butts on both the front and back Hampslilre and Vermont." Latvians (iving In Bristol, Eng­ showed all regular maintenance school. building. Is oW-ned by the COLORFUL PRINTED aeats, as well ms discarded prison becomea law at midnight tonight' tlonal origins of the U. S. popula- former French army eorpa eam- sraid signs, of fresh storms ahead tion in 1920. J Snow Is falling in extreme north­ land, receive letters from Soviet $ 2 . 5 0 (Oeatinoedl o* Page Fodr) (Continued on Page Fifteen) mander nnd general lUreetor of clothing., ' in the new Congreaa. Truman, in hia vsto, and con- ern New England but is expected embassy In London telling them • Courser was alone, when he was to become mixeti with sleet,during the French ia\alr)‘. Breeard .Passed over Preatdent Truman's gresalona'I opponents objocted Vlg- It is their duty to return to Run- served under MnrMml PfelUppe CHRISTMAS spoted by Portland police, and veto and roundly attackefl by pres- orously to this > national origins . the day. Snowfall amounts aver­ ■laa "fatherland". . . . Ten listed TABLE CLOtHS aged up to four inches in southern Petgln when Petnia became bead G. E. TRIPLE WHIP winged In the neck as he tried to ident-clect Eisenhower, the Mc» quota syatem. They i said It gives killed in latest Korean War. eaa- free on fo o t He we- tif ht-llpped at New ^.gland before the change of the French State during 4kq Carran-Walter General Immigra- Great Britain, Ireland and Ger- nalHes, report announced, by De­ Extra! Extra! Extra! Nazi occupation. first, but later said he left all his to' rain but except in extreme fense department. > MIXERS 52x52 tion Act will be enforceable at many the biggest quotas and de- . ------— J $2*98 12:01 a. m. (e.a.t.) Wednesday. llbetately discrlminatea against Prime Minister Alclde d'e Gas- TRAIN CRASH KILLS FIVR . (CoBtlBMd an Pagk Two) (Cootinued on Page Two) peri and^Turklsh Foreign Minis­ When Congress started work- people from eastern and southern Sta^ Official Asking Cut Verona, Italy, Dec. tS—(#)— Store Open Get a waim welaome . • . and glv* a happy g ift Ing 6n it in 1949 the legislation was Europe and elsewhere, ter Fuad Koprulu confer ox mu­ 52x70 thought. SItpon and cardigan.atyles. Pastel and dark - airhed at simplifying the law s: "Desid Hand, of Past” tual problems confronting the two At least five persona were klHed $3*29 today when the MUan-Vealoe shades. Sizes 38 to 40. . | - which aav bow foreigners may en- j One of 'fhiman’s c(ilef crltl- Brodie Twins Hold North Atlantic TYeaty Alliance In Money for Department $37.50x446.50 Beautiful printed cloths in all color combinations that maka ter the United States for a visit cismaW.I.U7 wasnan .iiwi; tha^ theine billDill WOUld | w r* a , I*.* alilea.. . American and French au- train, filled with Christmas. hnB- Newsboys to Get day tilnvelers. Jumped the lalla. wonderful practical gifts. or to live. The ensuing controversy, carry Into the future "the dead I i l l 3 8 1 1 1 6 C o l l d l t l O l l tlioritlei announce releasing or » ' ■ ■■-., . . . 1.1 .-I— TONIGHT and ■till very much alive, has turned hand of thg past. ' reducing terms of 217 German One car was amnahed to *pl|atnm Herald Yule Gift up some pretty complex sngeles. ' prisoners held In allied jails, in­ Hartford, Dec. 23-^(J')—A atate. Christmas present to dairy farm- sad fire broke out.l;i the wrecic ^ OTHER CLOTHS TO $5.98 $3*98 to $8*98 * Supporters of ths IsgUlatlon. on official had bean found today who era gnd dealers will mean a saving i Forecasts Pi^lens Chicago, Dec. 23 — (A’) — The cluding a number Of lesser war age. Redciie crew* vriijre dlgglag the other hand, havf said, that Is asking for less instead of more to them of between $50,000 and Attorney-Gen./McGranery has condition of the Brodie twins ap­ criminals. into smouldering wrqckage far Tomorrow's edition of the . new measure—as a one- money.to run his department next $55,000 in the next six months, TUESDAY9 said the law is full oft "ambiguities package wrapup ‘ of previously peared unchanged today from the President-elect Elsenhower helps 10 more feared dead. Maay w*t« BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED The Manehesler Evening and defects McGtanery, who trim Christmas tree for his three year. The adminlatrator's announce- . . .AND MANY QTjHR USEFUL DIFTS gl'W ' Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales existing laws—dges and^ novelty acalktped. All colors. j; of about 25 per cent In Immigra- tion laat Wednesday. Rodney re­ divorce .... Veteran movie pro­ iq that time have idsen only about County Sheriff Rex Harper nnM tirc'raceipts of the sale will sional groups, l^me foreign coun­ The milk indqst,ry ln'stead'‘of the I tipn. These Senators aaid this will gained constiouanesa on Thuraday. ducer Bam Goldwyn eb*erx-es 40th ! taxpayer pays the- expenses of 17 per cent. two guamea eiiraped with ahdfut go ta them. tries are protesting some provi­ aulveraarjr iff hia vdntur* Into sions. ■ Hanmerberg's office 'in adminis- 880,000 after lecUag ttena hOiiRc « en Rag* •*#*■) (t *s Fag* Tw*) 1 films. .tering the state inilk law. Today's (OontiaMd a s Fng* T m ) I,. dmj^eyea ia the vauL I i V’ * * f t . n . ’•'t

: ■ . I ■ ■ ■ ' • , ■ ■. ■ , PAGcnro •lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1953 I MA'NCHEST^R e v e n i n g HERALUfitAJ^CHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY; DEC^JdBER 23, 1952 PAGE THREE Stores Close Tomorrow Special Award YuleTraffiirTolli Gromyko Raps Encrgeiicy Doctors Six Prisoners Congress Seen for Probe At :30, But Open Tonidht Columbia Andover .Fhyaiciana of the’Manchaater Childs Is Author of Book Stores will be open for shop­ Board Honors Of 590 Expected UN Riefusal of Medical Atweiatiort who will In Jail TiAin^ tion Letter Thanks Red Cross Of Red Atrocities in Korea ping tonight until 9 o'clock. The respond lo emergency calls t,o- Wealher Foils LacHc8 l o P f o v u I c final evening hours for local morrow afternoon and evening * stores before Christmas. State Troopers OMcago, Dec. SS—(i*V—Motor Murder Charge lire i)r. William D. Stroud, tel. Break Hunted On Governmental Reforms For Yule ‘High Seas’ Gifts WwitainKtoii. Drc. 23— — Rep. ‘ dertake auch an Inveatifatlon, atat- travel over the four-dajr Cltfist- 2-4708, and Dr. Nicholas Mar- to National Health Rural Carrier Posl-Meeliug Meal rJood (D-Pa.) declared today there Ing in iu report: Tomorrow the stores will niaa week rad may kill 696 per­ * zlalo, tel. 2-5094 and 2-8634. (CM^IaiMd ftMB Om ) waa “no 4oubt whataoever" that "Oommunlal tactica being uaed close at 5:30. Puring the holi­ (Conttnoed from Paga Oaa) sona. the National Safety Coun­ (Oantlaa tfom PaflV Om ) Pag* Native of Manchetter 1$ . . V r^ ns .a i 1, Filtv gift pRckagos sent by the-who made the "Christmas on the. day, aea.son. local Mores were cil entlmated today. The esti­ On Back Roads Andoveb,^ Dec. 23 (Special)-- Gross chapter to the High Seas" program possibla by the inroming 83rd Congresa will in Korea are identical to those fol- companions In.W alla 'Walla, 200 cancer, tuberculosis. JhMrore an Inveatlgation o( alleg-, lowed at Katyn.' open several times until 9 p. m. and are within the pay scale al­ mate rovers traffle deaths bc- what it termed the "murder” of *Father* of Council The annual iheettog of the Congre- Philadelphia Naval Base for dls- their donations, A gopd-.holiday season has been mlka east of Portland. ... Reporter | rheumatLrm and heart disease ac- M CoihDMinlat atrocitioe in Korea.' There was no indication, how­ lotted to the particular rank. currlng between 6 p. m. Wed­ N orth Korean and (Thinese Com­ knock on the door” early Sunday W ashlngton. Dec. 23—(45—Cold . count for about lit*- billion dollars Columbia, Dec. 23—iSpecial) — gatlonal ChurMj will be hold in: tribution to sailors ai\d coast The text of the letter followa: reported by merchants. In connection with the KllHngly morning which precipitated a de­ The six. convicts still at large Manager f^nrm in (J. S.; Flood, a member of a special ever. that the committee had evi­ nesday and midnight Snnday munist inmates of the prison camp cash appears to be the 'main pre- In public expenditures annually for The old saying about the elements the social room\lahuarv 10, fol- 1 Ruard.s overseas as p ait of the Dear Madam: dence of new or recent mistreat­ case a stats ' police auxiliary, (local tlme)i on Pongam island. The UN reject­ bate on Ruaaian charges that the were described by prison officials House comtnlttee which ha.a been as dangerous and "maximum meidical and hospital servlets — failing to toe courier from his lowing a supper jirovlded by the I "Christmas on the High Sens' I wish to acknowledge receipt ment. of UN troops or of incidents George Couture, was given a 325. ed It by a vote of 45 to five. U. 8, waa massacring war prisoners icriptlon of President Truman's i Richard 8, Catius of New York, Ladies Bocietv. All committee and have been received at the of the 50 gift paidtagea which taiTeaticatiiig the Katyn forest The council cahtloaed against in Korea and kept the assembly security” prlaonera. “yet. probably In no other health appointed rounds, didn't hold true a Manchester native generally said maaaacre of World War II. said a not reported a year or more ago in ! to be no way in which the Katyn Alan in the same case, Uaurice driving la bad weather and Aak^ whether he would return special health commUslon for cur­ board report.s must Wk submitted base and put aboard ships which your chapter sent to us for dh- Galiichant, a radio dispatcher, for the February session of the going all night Sunday in the The break astounded authori­ field is available knowledge ao lit­ here ya terday. And the trouble . to be the “father” of the bouncll,- tribuation to ships fop the “(Thritt- bin authoring such an inquiry the Korean conflict. . j massacre could be brought before against drivlag after drinkiag. ing the nation's "demonstrable, tle applied as in the prevention of ntanager form of goyemment and a t the next council ineeMng, Dec.!"'**! be be s i sea on Christm as The UN command then put the ] the World Court. Russia has aever waa given $15. Geiieral Assembly, Gromyko said longest single UN session on rec­ ties at the penitentiary, who said can be laid at the door of the I mas on the High Seas” project. probably would be introduced im­ It advised those who oaust drive ord. well-documented health needs." chronic disease.” j principal speaker at the ihaugura-, 29. \ iDay- mediately in the new Congress con­ number of atrocities in Korea at : accepted the jurisdiction of the (lets Two Awards to start early, take It easy and "I don’t know." the men must have worked for weatherman, not the nrailman. M''*- Lillian Watts, local Red I know that you will be happy court in a case concerning her. months digging out the dirt a cup­ In reporting such needs last Knowledge Is Limited Roads Not »anued [tion of the first Board of Directors (ollect Special fund \ cross volunteer chairman, yes- to hear that these gifts were dis­ vening Jan. 3. about 8.000. Sgt. Frank Bennett of the West- allow extra driving time for bad He Mid-he was going to Moacow, 3. Mental Illness; Half the here on Nov. 3. 1947, is author of The committee's report, coming j Without such acceptance, she eould and, “sometime later to London.” ful or handful at a time. week after a year-long survey, the Last week's specialspecral collectlph™"ecHpn | received a letter acknowl- tributed to Navy and Ck>aat Guard Flood’s statement followed the port barracks received a Meritori­ weather. patients In all the nation's hos­ Ray Lyman, rural mall carrier Victoria.," a newly-publlsh- for the ("hristmas fund for disa^ -from after more than a year's Inquiry 1"°* ^ brought in as a defendant, Gromyko looked somewhat Brodie Twins Hold The tunnel, about 15 inches in commission indirectly laid some of hcre waa forced to chalk up his ^ book'on various govemrpental ships, in this area which will be at final report of the Kaytn commit­ ous Medal and a $100 caah award the blame at the .door of the medi­ pitals arc people with mental ill­ Ctongiegational nilnistors. thelr;» ^ % ^ k... tee which found a "Mriking simi- into the Katyn forest murders, laid j has been studying th^^Mor outstanding duty performed In atartled when a reporter asked diameter, began ih an ash pit near urst uncdmpleted dellveiy m ecv- v base sen on (jhrintmas. I should like ,the guilt on Soviet Russia and rec- question of drawing up an interna cal profession. ness, and about half the patients wives and orphans, amounted to dllreetor. to extend thsnkq on behalf of Jarit}r’' between the massacre . of I' Niorwklk Aug. 18. "Do you have a CThrlatmas message the prison powerhouse and came consulting doctors outside' h6s- ^ral years. Blame was placed on The book, published by Haiper isnno Konsn nmeers e.riv in ommended that the USSR be ar-‘‘'onal criminal court to try such 111 Same Condition out near a guards’ tower In the Boclety Is RcsponHlble the iuy and sleet-coveied back Cannoi the presents . the military . . peffiohne! . receiving 16,000 Polish officers early in Officer Thomas Nichol of the tor the American people?'' pitals have sofne kind of an emo­ and Brothers, contains an intro­ The annual candlelight com­ north wall. roads and hill sections, making ne- , gifty X'tangihle indication to theithe.se gifts to the'donors who ao w r . " ,stage '■ “ ■“ Westbrook barracks received a Intense Storm "I express only my best wishes.” But It also strongly implied | tional disorder. Y'et. knowledge qf duction by Dr. Thomas Harrison munion service will be conducted munirt atrocities against UN World Court by the General Assem­ he said after a moment of delitera- (OentiBiied Prom Page One) If prison cupa were uaed, offi- that society as a whole It largely mental illness of various kinds is ;,otiation by auto impossible. Reed, a widely known authority on servicemen that they''are remem-1 graciO((s|y supplied them. It la bly of the United Nations. The Soviet embassy had no com­ Meritorious Medal for the arrest .of by the young people a t 11:30 p. m. hered during the holidays In a a tangible intilcation to the aerv- troope in Korea. Uon. , d ais said, It would have taken 28,- responsible for the situation arid still In a "rudimentary” state. iSevcral of the roads were left polltfcal setehee. Dr. Reed was Christmas eve. The all-churuh It also asked the President to ment on the House group's report, two armed hold-up men in the town Parents of the tains, Mr. and! goo of them to complete the bore. way whirl! exemplified the spirit , ieemen that they are remembered Flood called the mass murders other than to point to a Soviet note of Westbrook Oct. 30. Nichol also Still Stationary ifeanwhlle .United Nations dele­ should bear the brunt of correction 4. Dental disease: There is unsanded an(| Lyman had to call speaker at the inauguration of the Christmas pageant, "The Story of lay its findings Wfore the UN and Mrs Royt Brodie of Moline, III.' The dirt was scattered each day oh deliv;’ries alter noon. Due to present Board of Directors. ! of Christmas." ■ ' i during the holidays In a Way tn the Katyn forest near Smolensk, for the Unitjed States delegation to of last February declining an in­ receivved a $180 salary increase. gate's streamed homeward today —principally by digging deeper "shocking evidence” that the Christmas" waa pro.aented last hos-|withUhe ashes and carted away, American people need more dental the peak holiday load he has bet n When Childs spoke here in 1947,1 - Mrs. Watts, speaking on behalf : which exemplifies the spirit Itoasia. some time after 1940 a seek establishment of a UN inter­ vitation for Russian witnesses to Detective John J. Doyle of spe­ from the "Korea assembly," their plan to be with them at the hoa I ^ ^n^-ance waa beneath steel Into Its governmental and private night, a t 8 o'clock. major effort to atop the war In care—for example, a lot of people as is,cd by his wiie and reports I few recalled that he. a native, was | of the loeal ReGermany outstanding service ip help- accumulation Is expected. tary, emphasized in a statement never be taken alive. overcrowded, lack decent toilet pal League for 30 years and was ceased last Friday. Jan. 5. solve the Norwich Shoe conditions has been unchanged for professional people apply their facilities, or arc otherwise de­ which were decorated according to al support from The Herald and U. S. Army headquarters a t MCWWNH>HMt«j 32‘j yesifrday. i .Acta In Emergency its place as one of the top tourLt | General Assembly I^esident’ Les'- tional development of mothers of her friends to a CSirlstmas con­ carry successfully, . . . But no one 1 one-hslf of this coming out of 1 Connecticut Valley with' sleet. Pearson laid the attempt to end and children. H artford Conn. T rust . 93 97 up to that time had explained it 'Five persons arc missing. Police ! Open WeiJneiday From 9 A. M. Until 5:30 P. M. Officer Walter Strecko of the Other southern New England areas the fighting "repreaenta a major attractlons in .New York City, ter B. Pearson of Canada to take Manchester Trust ... 67 — cert presented by the Mt. Holyoke [ the dealer's pocket and one-half (6) Annual health examina­ College Glee Club In Hartford to the reading public in moving today said 33 were seriously in- ! I from the fanner. Affected by the ' traffic division at headq\iarterg got snow. achievement In the history of the When guided tours of the estab- pai't In the South African race Phoenix State Bank term s.’” WB.S awarded $25 for first aid dutv llshment were extended without study \ iJommisaion o along with Dr. tions of sihool children are too Thursday evening. jured and 198 sfightly hurt. j 1 approximately 3,50.000 "tax 1 e- Victims during the storm were: seventh session." often performed in perfunctory and T rust ...... 58 62 ArtlviUen The Toa Gosci Co., owner of the i lief” for six months are 3500; pe'rtormed in an emergency at Arthur B. Dame, 41, of Eliot, Would Have Ended War fanfare recently to Saturday and Ralph J. Biinche of the United Tony Mazanlk, who underwent fashion by school doctors. l-iro Insurance Cohiiianlea surgery at Windham Community Active In civic movements tn plant, said damage totaled 31,- 1 farmers and 250 dealera. i Voluntown June 26. Me., killed when his car struck a His statement put full blame for Sunday, there were 1,500 paying States and Dr. Hernan Santa Officer Leon Merritt of the Need Financial Hupport A etna F i r e ...... 64 66 Memorial Hospital recently, has New York City, Childs was for I 400,000. SMART KENMAR AND I Meanwhile another aource of , pole In Wolfeboro, N. H. continuing the war on the Chinese customers the first day. Other top Cruz of Chile. 12 years president of the City Club Investigators were ufikertain of ! Ridgefield barracks wss given 325 and North Korean .Reds. Accept­ attractiohs include the Statue of Torres Bodet said the first he But the report implied that the Hartfprd Fine ...... 172 179 returned to his home. I revenue for milk administration Manuel A. Enos. 64, of North National Fire ...... 70 7.3 and for six years chairman of the ' the cause of the explosion, which for servlee In crime pre\'*ntlon and Falmouth, , run over by a truck ance would hav,e brought the fight­ Liberty, .Empire Stal: Building, had heard of the appointment was heart of the nation's health prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodward expenaes w(ll be continued. A lem lies out-side the health pro­ Phoenix ...... 103 108 Citizens Union. j occurred in a tank of ammonia public relations In vouth trsinin"'. after falling from the rear of an­ ing to ah'end without delay, he in­ Rockefeller Center and the Metro­ when he read it today ' in the and daughters, Nancy and Coralie, He has served continuously BARCALOUNGER fixed levy under state law, this is I For .«ervice in training Civil De- fessions thcm.selves and . that Its Life and Indemnity In*. ( o*. on j nitrate. I a dealer's license fee which other truck 4n Boston. sisted. politan Museum. new.spapers. fo’-merly of Columbia, but at pres­ fen.se volunteers and police auxil- Earl J. Camp, W arrenvllle, S. C., Pearson said the assembly Therfe was little hope th a t South solution lies in the public provid­ Aetna Casualty ...... 110 117. ent living In Florida, have art amounts to 35 a year In the cs.se I larles. Officer George Noxon of ing financial support for: Aetna Life ...... 113 118 Th* 'ew England |!h l request ^or funds." ' in Klllingly; Officer John Fersch CThlldren of Horace W. P orter northeastern part of the cotmtry. in which we should like to live, and food particles. Tnlsslon to study the problem. especially against such things as Tel...... 3 3 'i 35'a Ken F.. Oeyer. general mana- of Colchester, for duty performed Heavy snow hit sections of the not primarily the fault of the UN," cancer and mental illness.- School entertained their parents ger, Connecticut Milk Producers Dec. 9 at Marlborough; Officer raid-continent, with falls measur­ hS declared. Manutactnrtng Comnanles and friends recently in the main 4. Putting medical and hospital Am. Hardware ...... 17 19 hall of the school by singing carols. Association, said: "Administrator ' Richard Mulligan of Bethany, for ing more than 12 inches in Neb­ X-etters he received from pbople care on a pre-pald insurance basis S'Hammerberg has tried tn keep the arie.st of two swindlers In raska and i r Inches in Kansas. everywhere, Pearson continued, Arrqw, H art. Hog. .. . 41 44 Each grade came Into the hall, for everyone, with federal and Assoc. Spring ...... 27 30 starting with the first grade, saiig S i his staff at an absolute minimum Derby Oct. 2: and Officer John H. Snow contiiiifed parly today from reflected the conviction "that in state governments' teaming up to •S ! and still get the job done This Smith of Groton, In the solution western and northern Wisconsin to the 20th century we cannot dls- Bristol Brass ... ..,. . 13 15 their particular carol and then re­ help people who can't psv for their Collins . .. .115/ 13& 5 j amounta to a lax relief in the in- of a erime of breaking and enter- the Dakotas and eastern Nebraska. pensety with the United Nations, own insurance or can only pay part entered their cla'sroom. 5 ; lllistry. lng'‘!n MontviUe Oct. 22. which rem aio In spite of every­ Cm-Hart . ■...... 96 100 After all eight grades particl- There also was light snow in the of It. Fafnir Bearing ...... 33 Ki The assessment waiver for six The merit cash awards were central Rockies. The c o I ^1 e s t thing our best hope for the estab­ 36 nated the princinal asked parents 5. Making such a pre-payment Hart Coolev ...... 34'i 3 7 'i mooths results from an aeeumu- given to men below the rank of weather was in the show-covered lishment of peace and orderl^i system cover all phases of medical to loin in end sing "O Come. All _ Istlon of reserves under th» duallieutenant in the following progress." Landers. F rarv. Clk. . 23 25 Ye Faithful." S areas with temperatures below and hospital care. (The commis­ New Brit. Mach. Co. . 32 34 ajrstem of asse.ssments and fees. amounts for the following classifi­ freezing and near zero In some It was Gromyko’s "midnight sion says some of the present pre- "Best lUY APPLIANCES WHERE THEY'RE cations: 3100 for meritorjous serv­ North and Judd ...... 25'a 28'4 Manchester Evening Herald Co­ sections. pa vment plans, while having the Russell Mfg...... 12 14 RACKED RY LOCAL. EXPERT SERVICE To make a thin white sauce for ice. 375 for solution of a major Rainfall in (he Midwest extend­ funds to enc'oul-age treatm ent of lumbia rorresnondent, Mrs. Frank s cream soup \ise a tablespoon of crime, $.50 for highway accident Stanley- Works com. . 47 50 Mnrchlsa, telephone WUHmantlr Ckristmes 6iff ed from the lower Ohio valley Id, — ... -- -- • j.ee- some patients on an out-patient Terrv Steam 'V ...... 85 95 butter or margarine and two ten- prevention and $25 for crime pre­ Lake Superior with wet weather in neerr- basis, “make' it almost mandatory 8-0856. spoons of corn starch to a run of vention. Torrlngton ...... 30 32 prospect for most of the north ' for a patient to assume a horizon­ U.S. Envelope com. . 71 81 I ever set on" milk. Season with a half teaspoon . The department's Board of central regibn. tal position before recel>^ng med­ ONE KILLED IN CRASH of salt and one-eighth teaspoon of Awards, headed by Commissioner U. S. Envelope pfd. . 63 08 toys Potterton^s Fair weather was reported across ical care. In a hospltar’l". Veeder-Root ...... 30, 33 white pepper. Hickey, includes all headquarters Berlin. Doc. 23—(45 -Two Soviet FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 21 YEARS officers and field captalna. the southern, tier of states from THURSDAY thru SU^J. 6. Encouraging the organization •The above quotations are not to l i U HOLDEN Texas to California. ofdoct'ors and other health work­ zone frelsrht train.* collided yester­ t m day on the single track line near tio trin o in ISOCMttrStTMt . Plenty of F Parking A Grand Holiday Show ers Into teahi-likc "groups” in all J.ueterborg, killing one railway mwiwwsswi»»i»*wiw*eiiMiewiis» Christman Day ' > parts of the .country ' a system The red herring derived its worker and freeing several hun-' "Submorint Command" Search IJriclerwav One Dead, 13 Hurt which the commission contends figurative sense of something used dred squealing pigs through the' Continuous From 2:15 would go far towards meeting the to divert attention from the main countryside. ' . : A P^rgmounf PUfisrt country's health nced.s. For Missing Boat Ratty . Ralph issue becatre English fox hunters The pigs broke out of io live- ■ m Prices Start Ai In New York Row "In general," the report said, dlscovertd that hounds would stock cars and fled through the; Huttan *Maakar •'the diagnosis and treatment of abandon the trail of a fox and fol- STATE disease are quite well done In this fields and forest. The East Beriin ! New Orleans, Dec.'23—(/P,i—The Keith's collection of these nationally famous chairs give* you (O m tlnued from Page Owe) — IN ](TW that of„a red herring dragged Nacht exhresB said only a few search for a ,58-foot schooner, flve country. The fact that these skills along the ground. were 1-ecapUired. wide choice of styles and colors. Offer complete relaxation for ^ ^ m * days overdue on a trip from .Cor­ "Somabody Ma' GALA HOLIDAY SHOW are unavailable to many people proper rest, lasting luxury. Outstanding gift values'. M pus Chrlsll. Texas, to Key West, Ponce said this is what hap­ constitutes the main pfoblem." pened: Cites Few Ezansplen Fla,, waa still underway by the Plus WILD BILL E l l i o t t " — LIBERAL KEITH .BUDGET TERMS ' Coast Guard today. Three patrolmen, on their way I 4 HTARTINO TOMORROW I ‘ As examples of how it contends home’ from work, passed by the i lii*’FARG6'V ifie nation is presently falling.down The schooner, the two-masted I CONTINUOUS CHRISTMAS DAY FROM S P, M. | Lilly Dansker, was last heard from tavern. "The Royal Flush," and on the Job, the commission cites Dee. 10 when It left Corpus Christl noticed the airman hailing a taxi. these: An Imf3roved Version Of An on the seven-day trip. The officers suspected a holdup AMaadiR 1. Last year, the total noUanal ' The Coast (Juard here said the and followed the airman, idehUfled expenditure tor medical research vesselm ay hay,a changed Its course as Mark Sutter, 19, Into the bar. foriive awowui was 180 million dollars —which the and gone thrmlgh the Intercoastal Sutter Joined his two'companions- lE A S T W O O D l every Bistake commission said was leas than the IMPORTED SVyEDISH waterway which crosses Florida. while the patrolmen watched from amount spent on building monu­ ments and tombstones. MtT RilAX WATCH TV This possibility Is being 'cheeked a distance. The offlpera said they R a n d o lp h 9i4^ott b a t ^ g r / by-the 7th Dletrlct Coast Guard. saw the marine, Identifled as Mc­ Ju t'i Lel(V 2. "In rural areas, recipients of LOG-CRADLE The men aboard the miasing boat Dermott. pull thei bomb from his “Hang. public assistance often get second- 1 were identifled by the Coast Guard clothes and heard" him say: rate care from the standpoint both “Fentless of medical science and human dig­ 'THE GUARANTEE OF HRESIDE ENJOYMENF' as: 'Til show these spies some­ rnan’s UNIVIUAUNTUNATIONAI rm m i John Liner, Boston. Maas., the thing." Fagan” nity. The system of poorfjr'-paid ship's owner. Martin Broomfield, With that, he pulled the pin from Knot” 'county physicians' skill In vogue also of Boston. Dr. James V, Blajr. the grenade—used by tha armed LORETTA YOUNG In many parts of the country is a Corpus Chrlill, Dr, Charles Mc- forces as either an lncendla4y or, ( la co lo r) medical shame." TRIM NEXT YEAR’S TREE WITH IfM *1 In its criticism of doctors, the j Kenzle. Corpus Christl. and Har­ flare- and sent it rolling like a ball 'f;U -R :I0 JEFF CHANDLER vey Henry, Jr., Corpus Christl. , of fire toward the bar.' ' (I commission said, sometimes a pa­ ♦ fi/) - “ \ ** tient Is led to believe his family CHRISTMAS DREAMS COME TRUE! The Coast Guard said one plane , The three serviceman then fl^d A liad left Corpus Christ! yesterday and jumped in the taxi. ^Pre-Xmas Matinee ’ " doctor performs a surgery whbre- to acari the western Gulf of Mexico . as he actually hires another doctor One of^'the off-duty- policemen. to do the Job after the patient has Join, our ChristmaH Savings Club today — save along the probable route of the John Dahlll, 25, was burned, but -W

1-^, MAXCHEgTER ETTINING _pKRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. DECE.MRER 23. Ifl52 PAGE FIVE PACnS FOUR MANCHESTER EVENlNfe HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1952 ) Murderer Rapllzed tenced to life imprisonment before a Pine Bluff street. He said he Bolton Hal Boyle he waa baptized into the Baptist Wished to wait until after his trial Pine Bluff. Ark.- -iipi - A con- church. wa» over before being habtira-d he- Year~End Survey Indicates Visiting Chinese Girl Sings with Scouts Tawri Readies New ^ubstaidoii victed niurderer here wa^ti^ until The man. father of Mx. was con- cacee he did not want the public Santa, Dear San^§-- after he had been tried and , sen­ In the slaying of his wife on to think he was seeking sympathy. Rosy U. S. Business Future On Carol Tour of Manchester Homes Yule Baskets [ Tatted -up jh . Muktitg Holi(}ay SKIN "" ^ Seem Brighter Get on the Bali 822 MAIN STREET / TEL* 5161 WMhtnitton. Dec. 2^(/P)Jt;:The. Retail sales, prodded by rising About 50 to Be Given •; - ' F _____ Department of Commerce today personal income, swung upward To Needy- Local Fami* reported a generaHy rosy year- from midsummer and were still ^'■rioltcn. Dec. 23~(Spocial(— Npw- York — OTi'— Dear Santa. climbing in November. October re­ Christmas lights will burn bright­ Albei't Einstein—A new uni- ! end buainew) picture which never- liea Here Tomorrow er in Bolton this year with the new I hate lo criticize an oldtimc.r. ' verse to explore? - theleM had a dkrk apot or two. tail sales, at just over 14 billion but you have been getting in a 60 cauce-NYLONS-15 denier dollars, seasonally adjusted, for substation, of the Connecticut Marilyn, Monroe. My phone j The roundup of buainess condi­ About SO or 55 Christmas bas­ Power Company in operation. The terrible rut Ike last few years. number. tions bv the department’s office of the first time soared above the kets will be distributed to needy How about putting a little moie January, 1951 peak of post-Korea FLESH BRUSH substation located on Bolton Cen­ Rita Hayworth- Ditto. businea-s economics appeared ,in Manchester families tomorrow and ihmulMtt circwUiioii . MMlMt bM ter road near the corner of Car-; originality in your gift-list this Hopalong Cassidy—A jeeij, His the monthly departmental publi­ scare buying. Part of the rise re­ the town pickup truck will be de­ .season? flected higher prices. j mvifortcM Um AIm • • • diorot^hly penter road waa energized Dec, 8, horse heeds 'a rest. cation, ‘'Sur\ey of Current Busl- livering toys to some of the town’s deanttt ili« pores. according to an announcement hy Why not siirprlse everylxwly by Andrei Vishlnsky—A book on : aess.” Farm marketings--sales of farm youngsters. Welfare Director Al­ " ^ " giving him something unexpected products—in the first nine months Parker Soren, manager of the etiquette. The chief dark spoU _were the bert E. Bebrend said today. CALL V«ITI Manchester Electric DivLlion. for a change, something to make | The Unitycd Nations : - One day declines in farm prices and in of this {year 'ran 5 per cent ahead The departments list Includes 26 him really remediber you? Here i of marketings in the first nine Fell By t'ahle without problems. manufacrurers' unfilled orders. families thus, far, and Behrend Fed hy an 11.000 'volt cable are just a few off hand sugges­ . The Man in the Moon—A lady FLOWERS Here are tha hiBhlights: months of 1951. This"] has led to said 10 or 15 more baskets will tions. for: ' lower prices for proclfssed foods R. E. LE.MIRE—Msn. J-S195 Manchester Territory through Manchester and by open In the moon. Personal income rose two bil­ be made up for the other families J. C. MORRISON—.Man. 8892 wire over a private right of way to Bing Crosby A new song, en­ Gov. Thomas E. Dewey - - An! Lj. and is due to be reflected in other from cash contributions expected lion dollars, ;at a seasonally ad- retail sectors. the station, it has a capacity of titled, “Green Christmas." sutogrnphed photo from Robert 1 Ju.sted anpui^I rate, in October, to today. Other organisations which A. DUBALDO—Man 4963—Andover, Hebron, Columbia Jack Benny A 40th birthday. BY Manufacturers' sales were up one Z.500 KVA or about three times A. Taft. 276 billion dollars a year, and con­ have checked with Behrend are ,tho present Bolton load. Electricity John L. Lewis , An eyehrow Adlal E. Stevenson A White tinued to rise in November. The billion dollars in October, com­ planning to distribute 13 other T. RIDER—Man. 112—'7-6572—Bolton Maaafield, Covontry pencll and an oil.._home heating pared with September.. Wholesalers in Bolton wa.s formerly fed from House postcard from Ike saying, j current rate is estimatedJat about baskets. the Manchester Green substation. unit. 'i-'L "Wish you were here," MILIKOWSKI per cent above the ratf. prevail­ and retailers alike continued to add The baskets vary in size and The television industry A fresh 6 to their inventories, partly to re­ However, Soren explained that Margaret Truman -A contract ing in the first'six months pf this content with the size of the fam­ the large bruising developments of slogan, such as: with the Metropolitan Opera. coup inventory reductions during ily and the ages of its members, "Old movies are still your best year. The rate thi.s October w-as the steel strike, but also reflect­ Rolling Park and,' Green Manor John Foster Dulles—A thick approximately 5.4 per cent above but average cost of them is 310 to mkde it neccsiar.vr- to divide the form of entertainment, and will skin. (He'll need it from now the annual Income rate in October ing the increased volume of pro­ ^16, according to Behrend. load qnd inslalj a siibstation to have to he until the film .people duction and sales. Ihe baskets contain such Items on.) a vear ago. ' The dark spots: carfy Bolton separately. will sell us some new ones.” The Average Man Low-er' Business expenditures for new as vegetables, fruit, roast pork or Secretary of State Dean Ache- Under the Impact of heavy mar­ chicken, flour, butter,, bread, cere- Plicn Charter Night prices, a tax cut. and a way Of plants and equipment was ninning Money Qtiiekly . Boy Sequt Troop 78. sponsored son --“- A letter of reference from buying steaks on the installment in the last three months of the ketings. farm prices haVe declined. aU, beverages and cranberry Sen. ,Ine McCarthy. The all-farm products price index sauce. by United Methodist Church, is plan. year at an annual rate of about eaw v5U( planning it charter presentation Premier Mossadegh of Iran—A The Average Woman— The v2fl 1-4 billion doDars. It was ex­ (1910-1914 average equaling liXl). Toys for distribution tomorrow ► “Yes” promptly to 4 out of crying towel. dropped from 296 in October, 1951, were being stored today in a re­ 5 employed men end women, ISM m . 20 Mm . night In the near future. This average man. pected to ri.se near 2R 3-4 billions annual event is one of the major The St: Louis Browns —A pen­ The Kids in Korea Peace. per year in the January-February- to 262 in October this year. Farm cently vacated office in the Muni­ merried or tingle, beceute our $245.80 $31237 nant anv pennant. prices continued to slip in Novem­ yeet experience reducee deteili events of the scout year since March quarter of 1953. cipal Building. 349J2 451.45 Dwight Eisenhower - A Repub­ Cirtlian employment was 62.- ber. n Behrend today commented on turs in' Octo­ one-month reduction of one billion U N Warplanes J -tm comtaarfftTNAr UR5S TO sar rnr- from the fountain of youth. He ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ ber, a full___ hour longer „ tKithan a year dollars, however, left six months’ far-off China and from her family enter the United States. Evacuation Plane The executive committee of should live, forever. Quiet and u n a s s u m in g , the Boltok, PTA will omit its meeting before. The biggest Increase was W6rk on hand, at the current rate Is 14-year old Lee Hsiung, pictured /etoimaCiFINANCE Cai Christind Jorgensen A non- Arthur Dru^ Stores 1 in consumer ggo<% industries. of‘factory sales. young girl from Asia has an excel­ tomorrow night. TTie meeting ymlty. (She wants it most). ► ------1------L Hit Red Areas,! above with a group of Senior Girl lent command of the English lan­ Toll Rises to 13 w-ill be held instead' Jan. 7 at 8 Scouts from Troops J and 5 as I I Harr.V S, Truman A job a.s guage and has a ready smile for MAIN ST R reT Sw 'w JIllSS^^ p. m. at the school: music' critic ofj. the Washington they went singing (Christmas carols | the more carefree manners and MN Down One MIG to shut-ins last night. Those in the (Oouttunefl from Page One) Dial S430 • Philip E. Junkimt YES MANagir Post. # Any Headgear in Style general hilarity of American girls. 0 « N THURSDAY tVENINOS UNTIl I fJK Manchester Evening Herald Erne.st Hemingway - • A nobfl group include, from left to right; In her quiet way ahe enters Into Bolton correspondent. Mrs. .Inseph For Every Christmas Greeting front row, Nancy Walsh, Uee not disclosed, nor were their Lmm BHiOt ti tl ■II wrrviiiOlif •••■• prize in literature. toys — TOYS (CoBttnned from Page One) their fun and activities and seems names announced. D'ltalla. telephone .5545. Joe Stalin A copy of "How to I>argeat J^lertlnn Hsiung. Betsey Eld^r, 'Virginia to enjoy them. 1 For German President Field; middle row. Liouise Boyd, The plane was an air evacuation .retire gracefully." Horse mountain sector, south of Reluctant to say much about her C-47 of the U. S. Air Force. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON Purpose Toast The Season Cynthia Lewis, Emma Stephefi'6, NORMAN'S Pyonggang on the central front native land, which is now under The accident happened on the "The Variety Mart” I By DANIIX DE LL'CE and west of the Mundung valley in Irene LaPollo, and back row. Anne Communist rule, the young girl ground. ■4r Dempsey to Lead Th^ Nfithbnrhonfl Ahnppinc renter Bann, Germany—(flb—.The folk- i C-124 Toll Hits 87; the east. Burr. Claudia Richard and Carole said she likes this 6oi4Utry and The single-engine plane was tak­ - 449 HARTFORD ROAD With sy president of West Germany i In the Mundung valley and Pigot. wants to remain here and become ing off and hit the transport while House Minority wears no man's collar, but any-1 Punchbowl area. Communist gun­ Although far away from home a real American. While she is it was taxiing. The beauty of the Christmas sea­ body's hat. ; Probe Clears Pilot ners fired shells filled with propa­ and family. Lee is celebrating the gaining something from living A Fifth Air Force team is inves­ son it always heightened by the Forty-eight million fellow clti-1 ganda leaflets. An officer on the Clirlstmas holidays at a Manems- here, those American young people tigating the crash. . Hartford, Dec. 23—(>PI—Demo­ cratic State reprcsentatlvea last bright loveliness of Milikowski sens chuckle with Theodor Heuss \ (tJoBtlnaed From Page One) central front reported the Chinese ter home, whose members are who come in contact with this rep­ It was the fourth serious plane DA,RT'S (rhymes with Royce) as he glee- i also appeared to have given leaf­ making her feel right at home as resentative of another civilization accident in Korea since Oct. 16. A ‘ night named Mayor John Dempsey flovyers. A colorful bouquet . . . of Putnam to bo House minority fully covers his white locks wltjfj, checks had been made before the lets to night patrols to leave where one of the family. A student at are also gaining a broader knowl­ C-46 transport carried -25 men to an endless variety of headgear; ‘ Allied patrols are likely to find the Moravian Seminary in Bethle­ edge and understanding of other death on that date. leader of the 1953 at;ate legislature. a dainty corsage . . . or the dra­ The -year-old former- history takeoff. It had been test-flown thp Rep. Philip Laing of Windsor 68 day befl’re the accident. The chief them. ‘ hem, Pa,, the young Chinese girl peoples,'as they join in the inter­ On Nov. 14, a C;54 smashed into matic richness of a potted Poln- E G G N O G professor' has to attend a contin- ; was allowed to enter this country national celebration of the Christ­ a hillside near Stoul, killing 44. was elected a.ssistant leader. ual round of official ceremonies, pilot; Lt. William N. O’Connell of Act on POW Riots three years ago under a student’s mas' festivities. Eleveti men were killed and seven Both Dempsey and Laing served settia is the perfect way to ex­ ranging from accrediting foreign Portland, Me., was cited as high­ Washington, Dec. 23 i/Pi—The reecuM from the east coast 'crash as assistant leaders in the last ses­ press holicjay greetings and to am bas^ors to christening ships ly competent. State department says appropriate of a C-48 next day.' sion of the irglslaturc. and opening fairs. With a troup-1 Weather conditions, too, were steps have been taken to prevent mcndalJon to dl.scontlnue political gone wrong, remember that phrase Dempsey, who succeeds former home comfort make your home glow with the er’s rest, he changes his black silk given an O. K. There was a light a prisoner of war uprising like the orientation of prisoners, voluntary of Grandma Moses; set your shoul­ Rep. John' LaBelle of Manchestrr. Lovely Ming tree* priced Christmas spirit. MADE FRESH topper for a businessman’s hom- snow at the tlmei one at Koje island, which the in- training is being carried on only ders back and try brushing trouble ha.s scrvrd as a representative for from $3.5(1. Table and man­ burg or a sailor’s knitted cap—or The first memoHal service held tfrnational Red Cross committee among prisoners who have refused off. So They Say three terms, Laing has served tle arrangement* p r i r e d AT THE whatever else fits the occasion. at Larson Air force ba-e here, h.as criticized. to return to Communist controlled You don't want trouble clinging four. The latter i.s manager of the MORIARTY Bros. from $2.00. Chrtetma* Door When he makes speeches, which where a pall hung heavily over the ' The department made public territory. to yon. making your mouth droop, For yourself . . . or gifts for the Holiday*—choose ^ bond department of Aetna Life In­ •AtONIAl ainq 100,00 3 1 5 CENTER ST Swag* $3.00 and more. DAIRY OF You can live on cracked wheat. Wsddittg *inq 50.00 is frequently, he avoids ponder­ approaching Christmas holiday, yesterday its flvo-months-old cor­ your shoulders sag, and your out­ ^ from our large assortment of fine Wines, Liquors and surance Co. T EI 5 13 5 "Bowl of Beauty" and beau­ ous'academic language and flavors respondence on the subject, seized look weary'And pe.ssimislic.' —Health culturist Bemarr Mc- State Democratic Chairman tiful pottery piece*. FINEST ^ was a Catholic rite in the base Fadden. his remarks with good humor. theater. by the Communists as a propa­ Bru.sh it off and go on. Be deter­ ^ Beer. ’► John M. Bailey, presiding oyer the INGREDIENTS I The. younger generation likes A Proteetant memorial service ganda tool. Ruth Millett mined to get at least part of what caucus, had this to .say to the rep­ DEWEY-RICHMAN SILENT GLOW The International Red Cross We are now in a ^sltion of pre resentatives about the importance ' him, because he has junked was to follow. you want from life by concentrat­ inemy dan 767 MAIN STREET : starchy formality. Oldsters are Meanwhile, the grim task of committee report on tlie Koje Forget Your Past Troubles and ing on the things you can do some­ i FREE DELIVERY - DIAL 7723 * of regular attend.anee for House OIL BURNERS island riot of last April said the Solve Your Present Diftlculties to violate again the frontier of members: 1 startled by his home-spun manner identifying other burned victims thing about, rather than on the Korea. 1 but find it, in the long ruq, as of the crash continued. Much of killing of Communist captives then things thaU^re past and too late "It is up tn the Democratic THE FLORIST ORDER FROM SALESMEN OR PHONE 4430 * appetizing an apfelstrudel. appeared to liavo violated the 1919 Grandma Moses, the spry little to act on. —Eighth Army commander Gen. members of the legislature to the checking had to be done jiieva convention. One article o( James Van Fleet. MILIKOWSKI I Political feuding passes Heuss through dehtal records. 1 old lady who took up painting as Troubles are bound to come. Mg write n record for the iJl-mocrktic li by. On the high and impartial the nset mils for advance warning party to campaign on in 1954. Al­ 695 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 6029 The number of names of identi­ before letlial weapons are used casually as another woman might ones, and little ones. 6 ut don’t let I suggest a good told glass of I FRED’S PACKAGE STORED though we will be a minority party I level of the presidency, he makes them cling to you. Brush them off I man.v friends Inside Germany andf fied dead released stood at 55. cfca list unruly prisoners. decide to learn to play canasta, water Instead of either whiskey tn the next .sc.ssion. it will be our D a rP s D a iry and go on. The latest congrtsaional augges- The Reds have used this report, ha-s now set down enough facts to from Kentucky or Illinois. ^ CORNER BISSELL AND SPRUCE responsibility to carefully examine I rarely a foe; Since 1949, when rival tiqn for a tull-sciue Inquiry Into the (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ » republics were sponsored by the made public Dee, i.5 in Geneva, and make a book 'about her life. —Prohibition party chairman all lexisl.-ition and let the people * Allies and the Russians. Germany recent series of military craahes the disorders at Pongani island ice, Inc.) Gerald Overholt, of Conneeticiit know hoW the that have claimed close to 300 lives prison Dee. 14 ns vehicles for at­ It wasn’t an easy life, either*, for Demoeralie parly stands on all • has had two presidents. Com­ around the Pacific rim came from the farm girl who went to work as munist Wilhelm Pieck heads the tacks on the United States. matter.s coming before the General Sen. Hunt (D.-Wyo.l. He eaid in The Russians tri,.» over the a hired girl at the age of twelve. r Soviet 2kme state, But nf the hardships. Grandma As.scmbly." f The West German president Is Washington he would ask the Air week end at the Unlteu Nations in Force to consider establishing a New York to push through a ItN Moses h.is this to say; "Of course, x strictly limited by the constitution od[rps of career master mechanics I had trouble, b,ut I kind o( brushed 6 to symbolic duties: He can not in- vote of censure against the U. S. to maintain Air Forca planes. for the deaths of 87 prisoners at it off; I tried to teach myself to Ideiilifyiuj; D.cail ter\che in he government or veto forget it. and that everything I parliamen’ts laws. He must keep Some In Grave Condition r n' ’. Tlie Russian re.solutlon was defeated by a 45-to-5 vote. would be all right in the end any- ^ hmsclf above all parties and hold Some of the 29 survivore con­ way." In Alpine Disaslcr • no other public or private pfflce tinued in serious condition at three , 1.0 State department's cor­ PRE-NEW YEAR J while he la president. widely scattered military, hospitals respondence covered a reply to the That is the kind of practical Profit Takes A Holiday At Rrunner’s —from 'Puget Sound to Texas. Red Cross criticism, submitted courage that women need, the Vienna, Au.stria. Dec, 2.1 iJPl — •• ' l^llitU•:»lly Desirable last July 28-by U. S. Cpnsiil Gen­ kind that enables them to *"bru.sh Police" worked today to identify 23 • Hcus.s v.a.s the Allies' white list, At Madigan Genersd Hospital at . Fort Lewis, Wash., it was disclosed eral Robert E. Ward, Jr., in Gen­ off trouble" and forget about it, European holiday sltlcrs killed a along .witlj Chancellor Konrad once it is pa.st. yesterday when an avalanche roar­ Adenauer., when Germany wa.s j that one of the crash survivors was eva. • FINAL DAY TOMORROW OF THESE "NEVER AGAIN" VALUES I bark in the institution after being Ward said three Communists The woman who makes herself ing down Austria’s Arlberg Pass occupied in jiOt.'i. (jertifled as poli- CLEARANCE blew their'bus from a bridge and I and four Republic of Korea army s tlcally (iosirSble, he was picked by I out only long enough to come to unhappy and doesn’t make anyone ■ Moses I.Ake and board the Ill-fated guards were killed ami 64 persons else happy is the woman who into a stream 18 feet below. It was HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES ,- American authoritie.s . to become I plane. wounded in th# April Tiot. Les.s pities herself when trouble comes the year's higge.st Alpine disaster. is co-publisher of the flr.st postwar than three months aftehvards, he Six of. the dead were members ” newspaper in Heidelberg, the 1 He was Master Sgt. Hoyt Green and clings to the memor>- of it long of Columbus, Ga. He had spent a said, 81.000 prisoners had been after it la gone. of a British party. The re.st were e Rheln-Ncckat Zeitnng. month in Madigan. ' moved to "more manageable .500- Brush Off Troubles; believed to t?e of (Jerman. Dutch. TELEVISION APPLIANCES ;3 He has always relushed the "I’m alivf, ” he commented, man compound.s," in line with Red Don’t Feel Sorry French and Belgian nationality. j smell of printer's ink. From 1912 "and that's luck enough." Cross recommendations for small­ So When you get to feeling sorry PRICES Thirteen of the dead were women. ♦’ to 1918. he was chief editor of The Moses Lake death toll was er ertclosures at Krtje. for yourself or find that you are The bus carried an e.stimated 30 l« the Neckar Zeltung in Heilbronn. Re said also that, on a recom- miserable because this or that has per.sons. Four of the survivors were RCA 2 r CoRSDlt “Rockinsham” •495“ S 2 7 9 .0 0 » He has written biographies of Ger- the greatest in aviation history. Must Make Room for New *53 Packard Trade-ins Coming In *389 CROSLEY 9.S Ft REFRIBERATOR 5 man nhllosopljers, industrialists. The crash was the latest In a aeries Injured seriously. The driver was a and Btate.smcn. f of air disasters In the Pacific not hurl and summoned vvorUers J Crit.es, iised-to raiie two points Northwest. Nearly 300 persons from Langen. in western Austria, have lost their lives in those where the skiers had arrived a CROSLEY i r CombiaatioR about Heuss' career.‘but that did crashes. ' •595“ *399*“ *• neit block bi.s rise to the presidency HIGH/ OVERBOARD ’ TRADES abort, time before by express train. CHRISTMAS Coatole WHIRLPOOL AUTO WASHER *249'" B He was a deputy of the German The disaster last .Saturday ha.«i Roselle workers were having a Democratic . Party in 1933 and I set off a cry in some quarters for Mifficull time identifying the dead. J Joir.iuhwlth manv other anti-Com- I the grounding of all C-124s pend- During This Sale The women’s handb.sgs were seat- munist but hon-Nazl deputies In j lug an elaborate inquiry into the tered-ordo.sl in the debris. Some of DuMONT 21” 0oaiola"Nawbury’' »49S“ j voting emergency powers to Adolf , operating ht.story of the big plane. the '(ouHsla were not carrying SERVICES *399** NORSE AUTO WASHER 5 Hitler after the R«ichstag_|lre was ; known as the "Globemaster." their passport.s on their persons. # blamed on the Reds. si The Air Force report said ('■-124s Others were hadlV mutilated b.v the ^ I^'er e>"h Heuss was a,brief con- ' from the Tactical Command car- '49 WILLYS '49 CADILLAC '51 Pontiac mass of snotv and rock which SYLYANIA 21** Coatola ? trlhutbr to Das Reich,, a Cultural -rled 190'vehicles and 2,184 per. phrtly buried the bus. »429^"» *349“ < peire. iicsil before it was taken over . sonnel, of the 31st Atrbdrne dlvi- Many of the group were young “Sbtf flair NORGE SEMI-AUTO WASHER 4 openlv bv'Nazi propaganda mi'nt.s- J Sion during the three-dav “Opera- STA. WAGON CLUB SEDAN 4-Dr. Chieftain couples and there were some chil- St. Maryfs I tinn Longhorn",■(exercises in Texas t ter Joseph Goebbels. Like new.^O-Drivo. As low as $300 Perfert. Black, hydrainatic drive. Deluxe. Black. Loaded with aoeea- dren. ' , i .\llied tnvestiffators cleared last march. sories. Low down paymeaL Bal­ The Tins was making a regularly CBS-COLUMBIA 21” ComblaatlbR a Heuss hf any s'.ispiijion of pro- • ■ I.RO.OOfl Pounds Maximum \ down. Bahinee easy to suit. Priced right. ance easy. arherfiiled run to the fashionable •519"* *399“ j 'Nari-vm. however.'tie did n,ot pros-- • "To accomplish thl.s," it said, w in ter re.snrt villages of Ziiers, .Console HAMILTON DRYER r per in the, "rhird Reich, where hts "all loads were near the maximum HOLIDAYS COMING! Lerh ai?|d -others in the area. Ter; Episcopal Church *188.'" ' .o-s ics were firiallt^buimed on Hit- nf 1 90,000 pounds, rifle aiPpr<*^B.sure generated hy the . ler's order. . ■’ i "A number', of these aircraft snowsfTde tossed (hp vehicle Into ^ f avors Kiirop<-an Federation carried 12.’> c^mbfit - equipped Have a real holiday this week and next. the qo-called "Patucr-Rober' gul- CHURCH and LQCUST STR^Te TS DnMONt tl” Cm m I* ”SMiMrtat” »491k“ *399“ ; ■ Heuss considers hini.sclf a good . ij . ticions. Tactical A;ir Command ha.« I’lan, lo send your laundry to NEW '50 MERCURY '48 OLDS "8" ley. 'file mass of'spdw and rock _ ,S. ; NORGE SFL FREEZER '■> F'Jropean , and is corhraltted in ’carried a.s mOny.'as 1.55 personnel MODEI/. It will be one less chore for you ’37-’30-’3»-’«e-’41 then crashed ciow-'n oh it. a < _ ' * general terms to federation of the on flighta to Kurope." - CLUB SED AN ' Police said the dead showed signs (i .continent He ahso predicts that The report noted that all pilots in Ihi.s busy season. Call 8072 for our 4-DR. I of lung injuries caused by the air DuMONT 21” Coatole ^avarly” •349” *289“ ' the German ^people; .will not be of the 62nd Troop Carrier Wing friendly route service. Don’t forget to send blast. Rome of the dead were Medium green. Y’OU name the Tutoae green, hydrainatic, R. H.. PRE-WAR CARS ^ duped hy heo-'Nazi fanatics into at Larson must show complete your di^';cleaning too. plus 6 other aeeeooories. $800 drowned by Waters of the mountain Christmas Eve— 11:15 P. M* CROSLEY COMBINATION SINK 6 anedher nationalistic "hinge. "The : proficiency in operating the C-124 down pa^rmeat. down, balance easy. Name your own price. atream which barked up and flood­ *339»* ; restle.«s fever to impose our will j at 180.000 pounds before they are ed over the vehicle across its bed. $ 4 5 0 “ and OISHWASHER on the ie.sL.of the world is dead' permitted to fly as first pilot/of a ' 19% Candlelight' service and Holy Communion. ‘‘Echo RCA 21” Coatole “Suffolk” *339“ , Globemaater. ? —. Carols” begin at 10:45;P. M. (Senior choir with *. forever." .he claims, Cash and Carry Green Stamps e Although he aasa4)s. the hide- The C-I2I -is designed to ‘C'a^V organ and .strings). NORGE 400 LG. UPRIGHT 4 ous cnnie.s of the Nazi Reich, he as manv ps 200 persons, the report l a R d s u r v e y in g i ,was out of sympathy with the ;,said. One of the primary missions DuMONT 21” Coatole “Flaafiors” ' •54Jk“ *399** FREEZER c mas.s' "der.azifi'ation ' which the ■ of the plane i.s to carry largls mim- '46, '47. '48, '49, '51 PACKARD 40 OTHERS TO CHOOSE 't. ; ber.s of combat-equipped troops, it Edward L. Denris. Jr. t Allies began after the war and said. Reglatered Land Surveyor 4 then di.smiintled piecemeal, '50 PACKARDS 4-DR. DELUXE FROM. ALL MODELS. ALL j He regarded .Allied dismantling Bciirandia.s said the passeljgers All models from $59$ up. t$% 15 PrtM-tor Rniid Maacheater Christmas Day— 10:00 A. M. as economic nonesense. Allotment ; on the Globemaster were pqofierly down, up to $0 months on baUnce. PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK Tel. 701$ 6 listed, briefed on emergency pro­ Like new, L'Knb drive, R. H„ plas- of. U. .S. funds Io rebuild German Choice, clean ears you’ll be proud tiq seat covers, w-hite walls, etc. : Daytime .service of the Holy Communion (Junior cedures and once aboard the plane to own. As low as $89 a month. Any terms yon name. SALE. • ateel plants soon after they were were' fitted with • parachutes and Choir and Boys’ Choir). i STia A GOOD * torn down gives some backing to secured With safety belts. NEW MODEL i his viewpoint. He added that one survivor Indi­ LETUS f i l l y o u r • 1 . likes cigars, is bored by long cated the alarm warning was LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANIN6 SELECTION ^ Wagnerian operas, and has a sounded by the crew JUst before • standing offer to be godfather to the crash. ! Best Values and Treatment In Town OF t every seventh child born to a Another survivor said he got the German family. impression the plane never at­ * ^ tained .enough altitude for a proper SEE US AT ONCE-OPEN TUESDAY TIL 9 P. M. Strangers Welcotne! GIFT WARES f ..The most common accident to an takeoff. It got about 100 feet Off ^ Iron is a fall froih an ■ Irbning Called for and delivered DEPARTMENT ! the ground before it- crashed. FROM c board. Thli may break the handle. 1 -*■- ■■■—.. ■ *, I promptly at no extra unnef5m f Jam . the heat .fcontrol, or break 1, Murry Dickson of the Pirates chafRe. '> Clergy—‘The Rev^ Alfred L. Williamiir Rector connections inside the Iron. To had the dubiolts distinction of los­ 35%-60% OFF t prevent falls, see that your .lron- ing the most games. 21, giving up ^ 1 CALL 2.9814. The Rev. John J. Johnson, Curate t hoard hi level md kteady, and the most homers, 26. and yielding BRUNNER’S 358 EAST CEI^TER STREET - TELEPHONE 5191 i that tha cord Is not A 0>e way the most rims. 128, in the National ^ y ly re it can be trlpp^ lover or 3M EAST CENTi* STHIET^TELEFHONI 51fl V- eaafly. L«agu8 ln^'4a52. It waa eight ■ .i." , PINE PHARMACY sUaight loaaea. ARM I«r ;V’ -V • r

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MANUHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, T U E S D A Y . D ECEM BE R 23. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDt MANCHESTER, CONN,. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1952 PAGE SEVEN % A c a SIX ------« ------Headed by former. Solieitnr Oen- four accused of the barrage and f i i . that there mny hnve Wen «n in­ element which our moraliala Shoeshine Bov Now Fii^laluTs rial Philip B. Perlman, the rom- Chaplin Ineiclciit hurried them off to central police St. John’s Sets One Result Yeslerilay^s Wipallier r mia.HUin \h to leport by .Ian. 1. flanrtfrBi^r ter-action between Riiesia * policy aay they want to preaarVe an d! BOY SCOUT headquarters. The immiKiatum Kcrvice pub­ and our own. The idea that we, in protect. W e auppoae it all .jcomoe Obtains Pardon Holiday Travel Chaplain's wife, the former Oona Mifiiiight Mass lished last week a 136,0f>0-w.oril down to a queatiop, of what kind ■ Ends ill Arrests {netting ^pralii our turn, may have given aome NOTES O'Neill, arrived after her husband i Us'TCKulalions. mnkms: challenge to Rus.nia doe.e not enter of happJncaa thh spirit of (Tiri.et-, and mlaaed the garbage shower. 111 Murder Rap therti ronfonn to the new law. Rut Rome, Italy. Dec. 23— 6B1—Police Midnight Mass, the traditional^ Mr. Truman'.e mind. The. poaalbili- maa ahould produce. And we can ■ and ______Its althrneya said more interprela- , U Strwt held four Italian prosFaacists to­ Maas of the Shepherds, will be cel­ ICancbMUr. C «n . tv that our anawers to what we •nee and .nay much for that hu.nhed Richmond. 'Va., Dec. .23—lyp) — Roston, ner. .«3.- /;ri The rush undoubtedly will he tested in . « • day under charges of hurling rot­ ebrated tomorrow at midnight at , , jv . , . - G iRw.su'ils. THOMAS F. £52®Vt^ v .naw aa Ru.aala'a thtcata may have j brand of happineaa which can NEWS Deaths Last Night Slla- Rogers, a Miami, Fla., shoe- of railwav, rsil and air travel for! u-»,ii„ i,„ , .u . . WALTER R. FERGUSOH. St. John's Polish Catholic Church, ( wniie keeping the. national on- Publl»h»r» .•eemfd threal.a to Riisaia and m a y ' come 'fi'om a cloiaterefl meditati'm ten fruit and vegetables.at Charlie •hine boy hoboing his May north Golwav street. . thc Chri.stmas holidays stepped up. gins quota .system, the iicm- laM- ' Feunded October L The annual Christmaa party for Chaplin at the gala MKiety pre- and trapped by circumstances lit a ROASTING CHICKENS therefore have stimulated Russia' on the rrliglnus significance of the, Ry THR ABHOCIATEn PRE.SH 11:45, the pastor,, Rev. Stephen. in N cm' ):pgland today w;ith the ! reninves all racial barriers to ad- murder conviction and sentenced Pubtlibed BTer>-■rerj- Ejenmi to more actifma which we irt turn ^ day. W e alao have a feeling that Cub Pack 1 w aa held Friday night m'lere here on hit movie "L im e- N ew York— Robert Joseph Cud- Stryzewslcl, will 'dedicate and peak exp4etcd tomorroM'. ! mission and naturalization, al- ■uBdAjro'o'd- % n d HoMaiHoMdiye. EMer^^al to death filne year* ago. walked at the Highland Park School. light." dihy, 89, associated with Funk and bless the n e w m a n g e r . Aa We have a good‘supply of excellent medium roaster* F otto fflc* »t MATicbeeter. would consider threats that (xis-j it's all right for human beings to out of the state penitentiary here Air lines reported they Mere ' U'*’Uf:h Mith small quotas to some Second Cl»»» Mali-Metier. Chaplin waa bombarded last the prhyers close. St, John'* using the gi'eatest -number of | ^'^’*^***^'*' Pret'iousiy some Asi- sibilHy has not shown Its head be happy together* in their own ■Mingle Bella'* Waa aung to atart Wagnalla Co. for 70 years, first as T0NK3IT today—at long last, a free man.. and capons for Christmas. Come in at any time of day; night Rome'a police chief aaid;— S e n i o r CTioir, led by choir­ planes in their history and both the Mere barred.. SXTBSCRIPTION RATES publicly in aome years. | glowing company, ami that this the meeting, after which Michael publisher of the Literary Digest He held in his hand an uncon­ PaTeble In Adrnnce .itsii by the fotir membera o f the pro- master Miss Clara Skrabac. will Boston and Maine and' the New I Some of the other features: you always get (he best at Olcott’s. ,, Nowhere in current thinking ; happiness, too, la properly part of Kelsey was welcomed into the from 1890 to 1937 when it was ditional pardon from Gov. John S. One Veer ...... * 7 " park on a transfer from his former Faselst Italian Social Movement emerge from the 'rtcesaes of the Haven Railroads planned special, d'lola system, dating to JStx MonthJ ...... ifg does one find the po.s.sible con- the true rhri.stmas spirit. W e hope (MSI) as the rest of a crowd of sold, and head of the publishing main altar, wend ita-.i5;Ay past the Battle absolving him of the gun- trains. Bus schedules M’ere croM’d- ' '**‘^'* "t'* admitting 1.55,000 aliens (Thme Mnnthe ...... — pack in Penn.sylvanla. W alter Doll slaying of a Petersh'Urg, Va., po­ (On* Month ...... clu.sion which may he the one cen- j a few office parties break out, as then presented awards* to the fol­ about 10 0 cheered him on his firm until his retirement In 1948. manger scene up the atahSs and ed. fPr permanent re.sidenee each year, arrival at the movie hall. stairs to the chi^r loft while chant­ Last minute liceman. Patrolman R. B. Hatchell, al.so add.s a priority setup. This tral eonrlusion of the futuie his-1 usual, tomorrow afternoon, hit lowing boys; Seattle — Adolfo Bracdn"*?- 90, To the countless thou.sands using ROGER OLCOn The white-haireo actor smiled ing a Christmas carol. on July 18, 1943. the hlghM-ays - made treacherous gives first call on half of each tonan- -lhe conclusion that Rus-' their glow, and adjourn moderalc- Den 1, Carter Decormier, denner; consul for Uruguay for 38 years MEMBER OF Donald Cordner. a.ssistant denner; and waved as he stepped out of and one of the oldest men In active Then the Angelic Choir, com­ The governor said he mbs con­ by rain and anoM* - Mas.sachiiscVt* country's quota each montli to per­ 40;i M'est Center Street Telephone 785!l THE ASSOaATED PRESS Mith T b., AMOCleted ...oci.led Preen le eeciueiTeireeclutleelr •sia and the United States emerged ly. •johii ■Dexter, Bear badge; Den 2. his car in front of the brilliantly- consular service. Born In Barce­ posed of younger girls, will pro­ G ift Ideas victed In the light of new facts un­ C}ov. Paul A. Dever gave Mords sons special .skills needed by Kntltl'd to the uee of or from the war as the two greatest ------— Daniel Dotmer,-graduation certift- lighted theater. But aged applea. lona, Spain. ceed up the main aisle to the covered by neM’spapers and others of caution. the United .‘ttntes. i ll neirn dinpetchen erelUed l^o It or The ban on admi.ssinns o f Com­ powers in a smaller world, and in-1 cale and three year service badge; oranges, broccoli, - and cabbages Cleveland—Mrs. Delia B. Vail manger. that tM’o AW OL soldiers M-ho pin­ "HighMays are happy Mays rtot otherwine credited fl'** flew at him amid the cheera and A t the end of Mass, the faith­ ned the slaying on the 2 1 -year-old when they lend the May'Vo home," munists and other subversives is anA at>A til® IfXiAl n®*‘® publlfhftc. stinctively began to give off the' Ronald Ualiberte, Gold arrow on granddaughter of the founder of *”a 11 riphtn of repuMlcetlon W olf badge; Den 3, Kenneth Smith, applause. the Cleveland Plain Dealer and ful will have* an opportunity to Roger,’' had testified falsely. said the governor, "hut 1 a.sk m.ade more specific. BiiF-1 hei e , is i dlipetrben herein er- eino reeerred. scent of challenge to each other. | Connecticut Gold arrow on Bear%,badge; Den 4, Chaplin was struck several times w ife o f Herman 'Vail, a member file past the msnger, to view the Later, in the office of editor Jack motorists to use caution ISst tfie no piohibition against Nazis, scene. holiday be marred and saddened Fnsi isls, Falangi.sts and similar I ^ Full eerrlce client of N. E. A. Serr- In short, we are how (rapired Bilice Bentley, Wolf badge. Gold ■but continued to smile and walked of the board of dlrectora of _the Kilpatrick of the News-Leader who bv the ii.scless loss of lives. pel sons who olhcnvise meet ad- . Ice. Inc. in our own a.ssiimptiuns. Within , ariow and three SilvFT arrowa; on Into' the theater. Some of the Forest City Publishing Co., which carried a hig share « f the fight for «».ihi?nhfr»’ RnrrenentnIJeee: The Publ Yankee Herbert Zepp. W olf badge. Gold two-score polieemen statloneiu<'«T-rare Bill Is Proposed principles, whiep means. aniong ■i'ho J30VS w ere driven blindfolded Japanc.sp children. i philosoiihy. Mhich he said Eisefir The better side was to ho de­ Truman record, the other day. and happiness. ■ The volume of hiisinoss at other things, without benefit of 1,0 a side road in Wapping and then In Separate Mishaps n„.. ______1. » J . .. lioM’er had in effect embraced by tected quickly, for Presjdent Tru­ there was posed the question of cfiathangei's. For Color Video the office of the toM ii clcili, ■ rieiids In the pf,(iorsing members of Congre.ss Hartford, Dee. 23- (V — State ' With blindfolds removed direeted United Slates have re.siilted in IN ZINITH'S 1fS3 MOOIISI man not only indulged hi-mself in Whether or not. Rno.se\-eIt might One reader reported, early In A sloppy combination of sleet. constantly dlmkiishing for tlic M-ho voted to override his veto. Rep.-elect Geririide Koskoff i R. 2 new dwelopwenfs I fneir drivers back as best the.V gifts of almost *7,000 in cash and the admission that there had the eiirrent wreath season, the past several M'ceks. rea. hed the That set off a fresh flurry of Plalnvitle) proposes In a hill she have done better, if he had lived. could to the Highland Park School, j New York, Dec. 23—( * - A Para- freezing rain and snoM', starting presents for 3,000 children in 21 experience of being abniad In ultimate in lightne-ss today. rontroversy. ElsenhoM-er hotly , has prepared for the General As Indeed been .some mistakes and It was adriiittcd that the ques- Den 7 recorded the shortest dis­ mount Picture* subBldlary report- : yesterday about 4 :40 and continu­ •lapancse institutions,' principally semhiy that- the stales anli-dis- the woods, when suddenly the ToM-n Clerk Samuel J. Tiiik- denied Truman's charge, repeated ; ^ THI IXTIRNAL MKMPHONIt failurea during hi* atewartlsbip, tjon could not be amswered, and tance clocking 6 3 miles. Candy j ed today it had a color television through the night, gave streets orphanages. rrimlnatlon Ism-s m-c broadened so meTOorv of our mlviieacy of the ington listed the content.s of his opposition to thh M eCa-:"n- bas-s were given the winners as] picture tube that w m ready for sidewalks' an icy la. quer and as to make racial segregation a.s Smartly deaigned acceaaory for your necktie, but also concluded by friendly and that it was fruitless to a.sk it anv- niiHientle thing in Christmas his morning mail thii-s: Only ye.sierdny, Mrs*. .Chirk re­ W alter A ct and aaid a neM- law well as a' great many of the loos- | commercial production whenever • ^ / big a crime ss outright discrim­ coat-lapel, dreaa or auit, thi* wonderfully aenai- praj'erful references to his own way. But such a que-stion persists wreaths smote him unawares. layed 500 hlanliets to orphanages. "certainly M-a* needed but Mith ers aa John Dexter the activities color tele<;a8ting is Started. j Manchester residents their first Saturday Evening Po.si, 1 ination. live miniature mike bring* batter hearing be- Instinctively, before he quite Gifts inrliided qiianlities of cloth­ leadership rather than vetoe-'" [ succes.sors. This set the stage for | m suggesting its own answers, director, wa.s overwhelmed by out- The firm, Chromatic Television j real taste of Mdntcr. .copy; Life, 1 copy. Mrs. Koskoff's hill, filed yester­ cauaeof leaaened clothing "whiaper*.'’ AvtUabl* reallr.ed wbal he was doing, he ing, socks and hundreds of pairs of That M-iis taken to mean Kisen- his own rental of what he hope.s : Truman ha.s been a gn at litUc ■stretched arms. With the randy, I.aboratories, Inc., said It already I Roads made dangerous by the Not oven a Chii.stmas card. shoes. , day. M-ould extend anU-dlserlmina- at alight extra cost. liegan gathering rgreens, a'nd howei- administration leaders Mill . future ■historians will consider the supply exhausted there was noth- 1 has sold some of the tubes for in- weather resulted in tM'o accidents tion ban* to anv housing that re­ 1 tough guy in the worltl. What rippeil down a length o f wild A s Mrs. Clark this xc-eeli dis- come lip Mitli pro|iosed revisions in ing left to do hut for the boys I dustrial type color TV operated on Middle, turnpike M'cst, one of reives puhlir aid, to all reerea- ^ THI HHOHI MAHNIT Tniman record. He himself in I might ststesmanship have done gra|>e\ine to form the base for ■ ' ^------I tribiited gifts, groups of riiildren i the 83rd Congre.ss Mhirh convenes to head for home. ^ over closed circuits. I them sending a .M'oman to Man- tional piares. retail stores, auditor­ j voked these future historians more ' wpih the problems he fai ed ? his wreath, and hy the time he R o b e r t J . S m it h The tube, demonstrated here for cheater Memorial Hospital. ures, and Lloyd Hobron, manager . tyl.li Christmas carols Jan.- 3. T m o Demoi'rats M-ho led Already proved and praiaed by the wearer* o f iums. meeting liall.s. , libraries, realised what he was doing he of the Southern N cm-E ngland Tele- ’"'ll? Knglish. 1 tlie fight against the hill in tlie I than once, and the story he had to We...... shall, of course, never know, 1 neM'smen. is an Improved model of Mrs. Irene Roy, 46, of 83 Walker museums, art galeeries. hosnitals, Zenith'* recently introduced "R egen t" mddel, liked it so niiieh ptlsheil on to INCORPORATED one developed by Dr. Eme.st O. street, suffered a possible pelvic in- phone Company in Manciiester said campaign began ln.«t sum- Senate earlier this year. Lehiuan I tell them was an impre.s.Mvc one. unle.ss .something that is now com F'iiiiiilv Is Slriick sanitariums, dispensaries, elinlcs, ■the thrilling Phone Magnet i* now included in 5- - 1 the oonipletioii of one of the Ijiwrence, director of the Uniycr-i jury M-hen the cai ”ifi Mhich she Mas telephone service M-ent unintei- ; "hen -Mrs. i lark iirrived in 1 REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 1 6 9 5 of N cm- Ynilc and Hiimplirey of day rare centers, cemeteries, con- the "R o y a l" and "Super-Royal" inatrumenta. It 'was a story of President Tru­ ing np in the shape of leader.ship most handsome wrealhs prod­ sity of Caliiornia radiation labora- [ a passenger skidded in the slippery rupted j Jajian ami noted the need for I y Minne.sota, have served notice they vale.scent homes, homes for the Thi* ingeniou* device assures you clearer-than- man himself beginning to pica< h, for us shows us that something' uced in this eenliiry. B Bare Disease TELEPHONE 8450 lory, and^hoM'n here in 1951. [going and turned over on the turn- Business at Manchester Memo­ I as’.sistance to children, 1 , I M-ant the act rhangod. aged, funeral estahllstiments and aver telephone conversations because it shut* We have neighbors who believe "IN S U R A .N S M ITH S SIN CE 1914" She visited orpljanage.s, survey-I p^„. M.Cari aii , O., Nev.l. de- as early as 1P4.5, the maintenance le.ss than the inevitable lonflict w, Doll Carriage.* made by Tliay- CailetT a chromatron, it is said to pike near ToM’er road. rial Hospital al.so remained normal homes for the adoption of chil­ out all other sound* and interference. M'ork with any of the proposed sys- ; She M'as reported by the hospital ing their needs, ami the cliaplains of strong m ilitary fnrres and the is possible For it i.s that ju.icmenl lu ■Manchest^n tVf*.- 23- — in spile of the Mcalher, Milh no . fending the art he helped author, dren. . "I thp.so. thiR yrnr.,.pr<*spnt#»»1 u** with er are .just like M other's bab.\ terns of TV color transmission. this morning to have had a rom- victims of ley Malking condilioii-s I of the Far F.a.st Commnmi were ,\ rare di.sease for wHP'h no cure *ccii,sed both sides during Ih" Her proposal Mould alter the I0«DAY RITURN RRIVILIGI adoption of peacetime ( onsi-nplion of inevitable conriid whiih ha.s one of the finest of Chtislma.M carriage. Folding body aiid Richard Hodgson. President of forlable night. asked to suggest institutions which i.R known h.'t.s ain< kcn flw.o of the n '.'r'n f'* "'''<=■: admitted as assi.stance. The I presidential cnmiiaign uproar of present laM- as It pertains to the "in order to enfone the teems of been underneath all the Truman gifls. a wreiilh all gathered ami According to police, the accident t’.vee I hiMrcn of Mr.' nml Mrs. top: gray fabrikoid. Clrromatic, estimated the tjabe patients or treated in the -emer- , voUinlary work j niisi ppresenling It in efforts to •Slate Civil Rights Commi.ssion, made occurred about 4:40 p. m., when the peace, to fiiltdl the mihtary oh- ai iion, and whic h has been re- r.ianl Faust. They arc praying could h.a produced at least 25 per gcncy room. M-in voles. He said the mea-surc is The present laM- slates that the The heaiitiful aspect of thus pat- Harry T. Mathiason, 30, of H7 in the field of chi'.il-holp keeps ligst'ons which^we were undeitak-sponsdile for a iieiveision of some then- thinl chilil may be spared. cent cheaper than one developed Shoppers Out them abreast of developments, an efleeli-Te Screen against .sub­ rommission can act on a Violation liciilar gift i.s that, it enables u.s Helaine road, the driver, applied From appearances on Main Injg as a member of the United ' of his du-n ostensible programs for Ttie Fau.sts' two older children. ' by Radio Corp. o f America. He named a number of orphanages versives trying to enter this coun­ only when It receives a apccifir to continue preaching fho cult of said that when it is In full mass his brakes M-lien he saw a car In street, the Meather failed to deter try. Nations, and to protect the United , peach: In Korea, for instanc e, we Allan. and Mar.sha, 4. both are , , ■ needing fuel, food, clothing and complaint. Mrs; Koskoffs proposal QUINN’S PHARMACT front of him start to slide. The the natiiral wreath without having production its coat to the manu­ late Christmas shopjicrs M-no M anl-1 other essentials Truman set'■up a special com- would give Ithem the right to In- helples.s from the di.sea.se. which is braking spun the ear around and it States and the Western Hemi.s- went ill with the I'nited Nations to undertake the labor connected giadiinlly destroying tlielr brain facturer should be no more than ed to take advantage of the 9! miss-.on three months ago to sliidy itlate complaints Mhenever it 873 M A IN S T R E E T with it When-we went greening hit a bank by the side of the road I In some iiistanre.s, Atrs. Clark’s phere." to enforce law and limit aggres­ cells. Allan lies -near death in a double the 125 cost of a 20-inch o'clock store closing.s. rtidcMalks the laM- and recommend change.^, i deems a violation has occurred. , iRi.s year, it was Ju.st to enjoy the and turrred over. survey shoM-ed s major g-ift m s s . It was the story of the "Tniman M.nmhcsior hnspital. Marsha is black and M-hlte picture t'ube. Like M'ere slippery in spots, hut the sion. But when we had done this, greenery, and not to accumulate Half Hour I-ater indieated. One orplianage M-pS given under sedatives at the niodesl any other TV color device, how­ stoppers tramped along M-ilhoiit Doctrine," of sir! to Oreeie ami the sense of inevitable eonflidt I some future evening's work for The second accident M-hlch m-rs a refrigerator in M liich to keep Faust farm home near Ryan, la. ever, it requires a cha sis designed incident tp make their last-minute Turke\-, of the Marshall Plan to drew us across the 3«th parellei ! onrselve,. To go greening without caused by the glazed condition of purchase.s. milk for bab ies, another M-as pre- The di.sca.se ha.s been tentative­ to receive color telecasts. the roads folloM-cd the first by a sentqd a sewing mai-hinc, and batten down the erononyi-hatches 1 and into a bioadening of the very ' having to do nnythlng with greens, Fred LcM'ie, manager of the ly diagno.sed by doctor.s at '|,he The Federal Communications half hour. In this one. Mr*. Kath­ quantities of fuel M-ere delivered to [ to preach wreath-making , without. ToM-n Oarage, said one sand truck o f the West, of the Pacific pact.s, I war w'e had sought to limit. Trti- Mayo Oinic, Rocheater. Minn., a.s commission in 1950 adopted a color erine E. McGovern, 45, ' of 101 otherr,. ' • , ! having to make wreaths that is Mas dispatched last night to Sand o f Point Four, o f the North At-, ‘‘pclizemis-merzhachcr." at­ T V method developed by the Co­ Helaine road. narroM-ly escaped From nil m-er Am erica eamc mans gieat deeds are not home the light-he'arted role which aulLs NOTICE the hills in toM-n. lantic Pact, of alliance with ! tacked both children when they lumbia, Broadcasting System, and possible serious injury when the articles of clothing. Part of the free a.s yet. j us best. Police today also reported one Japan ami Gemiany, and of theJ ------» _____ One yewr Me hail, as iiMial, were three years old. The third color telecasts were on the air sev­ car she was driving east on the monetary donations M ere used to child, <’r:iig, IS 6 nionth.s old. turnpike near Deerfield drive M-ent ; minormmor acciaeniaccident thatinai occurredoc-currea be-oe-j ^f apparel. decision of June, 1950, to lead the 1 prodiH’eil a fine eolumn ahmit eral M-eeki In 1951 but then M-ere The “Office l*artv" making niir own ureath. a ouK •\ lescaich institution told Dr. BOTH THESE BANKS WILL BE s'.epended because of a federal ban into a skid that carried it off the [ Mrs. JClnik received requests United Nations into resistance to ; rant G, Meyer of Manrhestcr on manufacture of color sets for side of the road, from where it i ; from nearly every institution for umn In which, as iiaiial, we M as pulling out o f a parking stall that aggre.ssion ayhlch. " if it had ■ " ' have noticed a vcritahle praised ouraelyea heartll\ for. there arfi fewer than 10 0 cases of the duration of the defense build­ rolled 13 feet doM-n a bank, finally- food, fuel and clothing, but also landing on its wheels. on Aiain street, backed her car in­ not come iq- Korea, would have j-'rA^e of campaigning thi.s y ea i. oh^| imr own honest endea\nr«. It The’ dl.sea.se on record In the pa.st up. .high on the list of askciFfijr items 100 years. There ia no known Mrs. McGovern told police tKat to one being driven north on Main were volleyballs, basketb.aJls,' base­ come somewhere else. " [the pait of people who ceitam ly' was the night Indore puhlicatlon A committee of major manufac street by EdM-ard Zamallls, 34, of of the rohinin when we amldenly tseatment or cure. tiirerw, m^anwnii® 1 is. ...cworKinsr u i-- on .a , she had ***!•,« applied her brakes after ball'bats and gloves, baby rattles, A ll this, claimed President Tru- 'j" '-'b nothing hut the be.st for the ■ " 'seeing a truck in front of her start •13 Middle Turnpike cast. The ac­ remembered that we had prod­ Gifts have bqen flowing in to different color, method which it.. soap and hand-operated hair clip­ man, has added up to what js 1 human rare, against that institu- to skiif. This threw her car into a cident occurred near Pearl street uced tlie mliinin ab<»ut making a the stricken famfly, but Faust, .32. hopes to present ;to the FCC early pers, all of M’hich were delivered. spin, she said, and she lost control about 2:30. "basically a sound and luggc.l lion known as the ‘ nffire party ’ wreath, hut not the wreath It­ only says: "We are more grateful In 1953. of It. policy, in line With the fei lings of It i.s helrj that the “offire party ' self. It took a if.ero-weather trip than we can aay. but we want When Ferris Fain Of the Athlet- nothing for our.selve.s. Oiir on" CLOSED These acidents, hoM-ever, M-erc Frc.shman Fred Wyant quarter- 16s won the 1952 American League IS notluni; nioi e than a piei e of .so- into the wood**, anil a midnight ,our people ami the requirrmenis Round Tavern table and two the only mishap.s attributed to the backed every West 'Virginia touch­ binding of the last thong to pre». hope ia that .somewhere there is batting croM-n it marked the fourth o f thf situation. 1 ailed • saimnalia.” which mean.s n storm. The Manchester Division of [ down this season. He p?*- - ' serve our columnar honesty, and medical knowledge which can help miniature Captain* chaiTH will Rag Dealer Sues consecutive year that an inficlder pai:nn tlelia-sement of the .spirit of the (‘ onnectictrt Power Co. report-j eight TDs. scored five and handed "Future historians may rc.og- that almoHt cured us of this ua. If there is. these gifts will help ALL DAY THURSDAY-CHRISTMAS DAY delight the *mall,fry. Sturd,- copped the chanipion.ship in the ed that there M ere no power fail- ^ off for the other 22. Itize some mi.stakes. But ..11 <'hn.stmas, Teniptations of various hiiHiness of moulding for good u.s get there/’ Thayer coiT.strurtionmaplo To Reeover Tax junior circuit. balance, I beliew they will sav kinds. It is alleped, grow auddenly f*Aiises. fini.sh with Penn.sylvania that'never ,in history did a girat stionu aivl II re.'Jistlhle in the at­ This vear. however.-we have eon- verts. We meiely have to point to llebroii Is Listed Dutch decoration.*! Hartford, Dec. 23 i;Pi A suit ration respond so effectively an I mosphere whuh IS Treated when what they have done We i.ssnp for the recovery of more than a promptly to new ami unai i u.-toim'd people who work together all the piYipaganda. and thev make As Prize Winner quarter million dollars in surtaxes problems a* did t.hi.s nation:, in the' .rent long (in get together to in- the wreaths, which arert)s_ like the i The Manchester Trust Co. has becnaied In federal court by P. past seven years, ami nerri u-ns a • lulge iheniKe^lves : ^ a little noli- perfect fliviwon of responsibility ANIT NORTH END BRANCH Garvan, Inc., Hartford M-holesalc Boston, Dec. 23 (,Ri fiixipr’n greater or more enlightened ef­ (u ofessional good fellow.ship the and labor. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. rag and paper dealer. So we repeat, that there Is noth Now England citie.s and towns in- ■The firm claims It M-as errone­ fort expended for a noMei piirpos.? hffipe ( ■’hnstma.s. We have ing quite like making voiir n-,.. n ’ eluding Hebron. Conn., received ously and illegally assessed that — the aim of world jreai r " iHcn hcHnng lurid talcs. ec. 23 .A* A mildarv Youngster’.*' iSin’t pinch their "1 court‘'V<*nt.e.ni‘ed .15) Frenchmen l" 1 la.ss, Castle Hill Maine, .500 to Because individual tax- rates arc . have h(fe-rr.nghl oils' , ,1,, I'i-tU toe, vin'lcr which people death la.^t night for the loituie 1 ,OOfi clf.-sp; Hebron. Conq!. l.ftOO to fingers under the lid of thj' hljfher in many cases than corpo-. 'm t, believe that tlief'.. finally manage to kiss the people dpslhs' of thrir own I'o’uniryiji^n 2.?i00 class: Durham, N. H... 2.500 i tn.v chest. Front panel, is cut rate, taxes, the g'Qvernment con- [ to 10.000 claw; and Bangor, Main^^, i p.'" these n.vajiir di ^sniiL'i* t)>Al the they have been eyeing all >ear. , just beforp the hbnalion of Pin.*'- low under the" top.'W ax birch tends it makes more money if a | over 10.000 class, - |. corporation divides surplus'moncy j gentleman who 1.' aiMcjt to ent ’ » v*=-i vhofly else too. and kl.sHing ! at »n Hllcgpd- LJeslapo hoaikjuaY- finish. ■ . I tprs hi»rp among stockholdets, m-1io are tlien,: Ih.e 'White Hnii.sr \ypi(:d havf any i’* ople \v slk' n|.]f^.-i man beings, at least once a yea’*.. The ilefense c.mtemlrd the h<>u.>»e III seek MO|k. no ope kneM' his Christmas. And here's a tip: If you give me the out-of-town num ber, your call will go through faster. tivf. Thoy ha*'f n**t lonk* '! ,tt. wl'.ot We aic entirely In ftnoi' of luiving wa.s only an army offu e th.ii ■|.5-year-otd mother had cancer. 8 - 9 5 Pinay Resignation ■ ,11. ' I may be ar;;ruf*fl or «i r.trmipfi .n them do tins umde.r the iiilUiciU'e lected dtK uinent.s ,\.s hotently as Dec. 12. when she ; •-Of those qnuizzed there, the . ntere l Georgia Baptist Hospital I "Whenever you place your Christmas call, you can be sure that we'll be doing our very best to ierve^ the Riflo of the matter of the glow of the ChrlsUmas Takeli by Auriol prosecutor.charged. 60 \vere killed het.e she m’iis able to Mslk. but , For tlie youngsters or for Thry all ir.ake one basir ■ a.*!- spirit. We believe in affection, and 120 deported \ n G^erma^y. Onh* sijice then the tumor has groMn , yourself! 18 inch round Has­ you — in the*spirit of Christmas!" aumplion, which U that ha.s even.if it take.s mistletoe to bung half of the'* depo.^.‘(I'returned, With deadly speed. socks in gay multicolored ; tCoBtbiiied from Pmga 0 »e ) had only one pohry and that one it out. We beUeVe in t racking A five-week-long parade of inc- Neither Mrs. Roberts nor her . pliastica. P erfect as a T V stool. house, who afterwards told news- of unbiidlrd a-^ressibn. ThiSj those last-minute Scrooges. . tlms testified they were bedten. husband,' a carpenter, have any ' threi»tened. plunged naked into idea of the wheyeabmits of Jack 'h?en: amounts to an a.^si^mption of ubm- And we will maintain, agaiin-st cold Water, or burned'on feet or Mho ts "next to the baby" of the "The President la thinking over plete richt-for one sidf‘ and con^* all copiei.s, that the key element, breaBOi during questioning. '( oimle’a three daughters jand tMO the 4*h mean any vessel, which cannot be that ^Russia had one end . a n v that do Mith it. The dominant factor in Jack Is s smallt.sh chap, five of AAanchester ao holated, but in former' times 'the (5its in the scalp often bleed te rm ' "Ship" was often used to •nd only, none-of us. loda^;,|pay» ,,Uie "o£bi,e party" is the spirit of feet, six inches taill,'> M-eighin.g more freel.y; than cuts in; other about. 12 0 poiinda and having mean a veaael which waa "ahip- n ^t^ntion t to, the possibility (j^ristirfa* StUelf, the very same parts of the iSody. broMTi hair and eye*. .figged." that la "aquare-rigged." •* » •••••••••• k '■ 'i I- ; ^ '# I 11 I V 1/ r . ‘ f I

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. I MANCHES-rER EVENING HERAU>, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1?52 FACE NINE 1UUTCBK8TEB SVEK^G HEKALD. KAEEEE9RB, 0OIW. TCESDAT, BECEH6EE 2S, 1962 ' i M M M W Rofckville Rockville Resident Tolland Holiday Ri'iiiiites FORGET ANYONE? Japan to Seek SHOPPING DAr Vernon Voters Plan Action Weds ill (iothaiii Horn Held for High Court; Soldier Brothers TIU CHRISTMAS .30,000 Natives New Y’ork, Dec. 23--iSperlaU— Two Manchester brothera, both Held b f China Mrs. Helen Lloyd Jones', daughter servicemen, have been reunited at ' * On State Grant'for School of Mr. and Afrs. Burgin Goodsen of Enters Plea of Innocence their home after not having seen Tokyo, Dec. 23—(/Pl -Th* Jap*> Baltimore, Md., became the bride each other for a year. neae government tonight called on Red CTiina to name ^ e time and i Rockville, pec, 23 — (Special)—abeiOK of the children of our com- Thursday in Brick Presbyterian By LEW IS CHAPMAN tives, State police and court offl- AVaiin'e CpI. Donald Findlay and A special meeting of voteri,-ln the munity and. also,-for recreation for place for meeting Jriian 'i repre­ Church on Park avenue here, of Tolland. Dec. 23 (Special 1 — rials, only a handful of outsidera Airman .Iidfrlfsa Frank S, F'ind- sentatives to diacusa the nepatrla- . town of Vernon will be hetd thle our adults. Each- individual unit Herbert Ernest Sharp, son of Mr. While a freezing rain pelted furi­ were present when Horn was ar­ lay will spend the Christmas holi­ evening at 8 oclock In the Town of Vernon PTA council will do its tion of 30.000 Japanese still In and Mrs. Richard Gleasmkn of ously-through this small commun­ raigned. day with their parents. Mr. and Communist Chinei. Mall, to take action on the accep-, utmbat to support this humani­ Hartford turnpike, Rockville. Conn. ity last night, an 18-year-old iornl At Rockville High ^hool it was Mrs. Waiter Timmins. Jr., of 127 tance of the state grant of $123,000 tarian effort in order to achieve iti Reverend Dr, Roberts of the youth stood up in Trial Justice confirnird yesterday 1 that both Cooper Hill street. Donald will The' Chlne.se Red Croaa aaaoeia- toward the coat of the Vernon quick success. " tion earlier had Invited repreaen- church staff officiated. Miss Bet­ Court anij pleaded innocent of a the,accused and his former sweet­ report .Ian. 2 to Kl Toro Air Ci.ft ctrtificatts tokt cor* -Elementary School. Open Meeting Set ty Gillen of Valley Stream, L. I., charge of assault with intent to heart Carol Smith. 18, graduated tativea of the Japan Red Croaa and Dr. Victor H. Wallace, director Base in Califoinia to await orders Oi shopping thot's not dono. ' The meeting will also take ac­ attended the bride, who wore a murder.j . ; from school last June. Princi­ for Korean duty. two left-wing organlzatlona to Pei­ tion on the acceptance of .Iron- of the;-Connecticut regional blood brown velvet costume trimmed William K, H-qro, a tree climber Lot us ^ th* first to soy: ping- to discuaa repatriation ar­ program, will speak at nn- open pal Allen Dresser stated ye.ster- Frank is slated to report Jan. rangements. But the Reds did not wood drive as a town road; action with mink, and a brown velvet with the State Highway depart­ day that both were q'iilet, unas­ 4 to Chenaiilt Air Base in Illinois "hAorry Christmos, tvoryodo!" on the proposal that town em­ meeting of the Rockville Chapter, jeweled hat. Miss Gillen wore a ment, was bound over to Superior invite Japanese government offi- American Red Cross, at Rockville suming students, but both widely for further air training. 'On Sat­ ------—- dais. ployees ^ Included under Old-Age bronze silk twill suit with metallic Court in bonds of $2.">.000 after, separated in their capabilities, urday he will he married to Mis.a and Survivors Insurance benefits; High School Jan.. 6, at 4 p. m. All stripes and a black jewqled hat. waiving examination here. He was wi... n*.. ..J . , . .. w ' An official foreign office state-' chapter volunteers are especially The school records diarlo.sed Ixirraine Crawshaw of Ifi Chest­ blast called a dust explosion hy ^ent said "the government . . . and to authorize selectmen to enter John Robert Hafers • of Santos, arrested Sunday at a alate police nut street Into an, agreement with the state . urged to attend. that Horn’s chief school interest I the company trapping many cm- to dispatch lU repreaenta- Brazil, served as best man. roadblock in Vernon and taken in­ rentered in s coiirse in agricul­ The brothers were last together ployes in the upper floors of the to the Chinese mainland to highway commissioner pertaining | Appreciation Extended Followflng a wedding trip to to custody on a charge of shooting to To'wn Aid funds, when avail-' The local Chapter, American Rod ture. had been a member of the a yeai ago just before Frank en­ fourrstory stntctuie, | ^iske necessary arrangements for Westhampton Beach, L. I., the cou­ at Ijls former sweetheart, Carol tered the Air Force. Donald rame able. Cross, wishes to c.xpress its ap­ ple will make their home at 7 Smith with a .22 caliber rifle. I Botany Club and in hta freahnian ! Firemen brought the trspped the . . . repatriation.” I" -I high I home on leave then to attend ■ .Hearing on AppUcatlon preciation to Boy Scout Troop 88 Graeje Square. New York. .Adpilts Role In Shooting year was a member of the workers to safety with serial lad- The China Red Croaa sent identi- A deputy of the motor vehicle of Vernon, and to the Northeast The bride attended Johns Hop­ Horn was quoted by Slate Police ! school band. He was not con- farewell parly for hta brother. I ders. Rescue workers picked ' csl telegrams to the Japan Red commissioner will hold a hearing Parcnt-Teaqher As.sociation for kins University, St. Johns College Lt. Harry Taylor ns .saying that i sidered . a hrilllant ^ j,. student, . _ hut j through detjris In the giUited build- cT-oss. the Japan-China Friendship tonight at 8 oclock at the City adopting families-for Christmas. .and the American Academy of the shooting was prompted by a -securedsecured enough rredits to grad- One Killed, 26 Hurt •mg and. after seven ho\irs, found'- B^nociRtion and the Japan Peace Council chamber to act on the ap­ School fTlosings Dramatic Arts. Her marriage to televislon play in which a suitrtr uaie with his class. the body of Herman Ellis, 44. o f, fongre.ss Liaison committe*. plication of Barlow Motor Sales, The schools of Vernon closed to­ Little Calder Jones was terminated ahot his cx-girl friend to death. Girl Was Honor Student Pisralaway Township. N. J,. Dec. New Brunswick. I a foreign office spokesman aaid, which desires an automobile deal­ day at 12:18 p. m. for the Christ­ by divorce in 1949. Sharp, an in­ Taylor said the youth admitted the On the other hand. Miss Smith 23 i/Pi One workman was killed Xhe injured were taken to four the latter two organizations werex er's license for a locljilton on Wind­ mas holidays. They will reopen vestment broker with Hayden, shooting. Miss Smith is a Tolland wa.s A four year honor pupil and snd 26 others hurt, many of them hospitals in the ares, which today 'not suitable to represent Japan.” sor avenue. Monday. Jan. 8. Stone and Company, here, i.s an resident in the opinion of her teachers, i ritii ally, in a violent explosion reported that 1.8 men were In criti-i Radio Peiping first made the before ii Visit Co-op alumnus of Trinity College, Hart­ Young Hoin was presented to possessed with a bright and aotlve and (ire that wrecked a building cal condition. | offer to send the 30,000 Ja p a n ***- School BaHkctball A group of stuflcnt.s in the apri- ford, Conn. Trial .luslue B Alden Beaton, by mind. at the Bakelite Co. plant yester- Plant officials said survey crews 1 home Dec. 1. > The Rockville High School and cultural course at Rockville High Alumni teams meet today at 7:30 his attorney. Donald C. Fisk of 8iiss Smith told investigators I

* that earns. *• Make a Christmas-shopping slop at the hank and investigate ■ the wonderful possibilities of bonds and savings accounU ^ as presenU for those you love. \6

more people are reading i^ore newspapers than ever before. In fact, the sale of For your youngsters’ security, and for your country a. too— To d iy give a United Slates Defense Bond this Christmas! newspapers has grown faster than population, aathe chart at the left shows. << fc

n . i. «« Ml /•"*" IW C«»ot PAPERS More than that, people are reading newspapers as \yhen the bicycle became a craze, some folks pre­ 5QSP^- thoroughly as ever. A survey of TV’s effect on dicted it would take people out of the house and stop family life, called “Videotown 1952", conducted by '^newspaper, reading. They said the same about the flivver OPEN SATURDAY ^MORNINGS UNTIL NOON Cixnningham & Walsh, Inc., the well-known adver­ when it came along. tising agency, says: and THURSDAY EVENINGS 6:30 to 8:30 ■J J J But the newspaper is a medium that grows stronger B53E V (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) “Newspaper reading is ji^st about the only and stronger as people gain more and more interests regular activity which' showed no change in the world around them. I**" PEOPtE after the advent of TV.’’ And ads in newspapers are more and more effective. ■ T ' This survey shows that among families with TV, just Because they reach more people than any other medium. .-it See the Fir st. First/ 7 6 e 'J j d u y d ls ’ as many people read newspapers today as in the days Because newspaper advertising has an urgency — a 8710 '2 0 before TV. $*-52 brass-tacks. .. local... down-to-earth quality that no Are you in need of an extra gift THH" ■ CIRCULATION OF NEWSPAPERS in the United States has And that's not all: It shows that they spend just as other medium can match. And because they can be An Important part of your day­ or a donation^' for a Church ba­ time wardrobe is the neat, amply zaar? Here’s ^ e answer, "fhe dress TEUPHONE 2-4511 grown twice as fast as population. In 1920 the population much time with the newspaper as in the days before TV! read any time. Anywhere. •ized apron that protects 'frocks and Shaw/ of/ this kitchen helper OCMCt rCMtALMBOItT . aewet rcoc**i while you work. This version is are croci^ted dishcloths; the top nttim nttn was 106 million; today it’s 155 million — 47% growth. trimmed in colorful ric rac,, and is a pot older; and- the body is In 1920 weekday newspaper circulation was about 28 makes a nice holiday gift. co m p el of a wiooden spoon and Pattern No. 8710 is a' sew-rite dish mo] million; today ifa 54 million — an increase of 94% I perforated pattern in sizes 36, 38, Patt< ito . 5052 consists of 40, 42, 44, 46. 48, 50. 52. Size 38, completi crocheting ’. instructions MANCHESTER, ^CONNECTICUT 3 ^ yards of 39-inch. fdr dishtloUis ajjd potlioldcr, mate­ For this pattern, send 30c in rial rsMcement^, stitch illustra­ Oolna, your name, address, size de­ tions, tfinishing directions. The newspaper is always 'first v^th the most' sired, aiid the Pattern Number to Sendi 2iF In Coins, your name, SUE BURNETT, MANCHESTER addresi and the Pattern Number TUNE IN MANCHESTER MATINEE llgOM 1 to 2 P. M. DAILY. EVENING HERALD, IISO AVE. to ANNE CABOT, MANCHE.S- AMERICAS, NEW YORK, 36, TER fcVEltiNG HERALD. 1150 DiR'EcrrfiipM t h E-b a n k i^S. N. V ., ’ AVE./iMERICA8, NEW YORK Ready for you now—Basic Fash­ 86. N/VT RADIO STATION WCOC, 12N ON YOUR DIAL tih s maasiige prepared by BUREAU OF ADVERTISING. American Newspaper Publishera Association ion for '52, Fall and Winter: Th)s uUng the New Anne Cabot’ ■V new issue la fliled. with ideas for dework Albupi, -Directions for and pabiliahed in the intereat o f fuller undentandihg of newspapers by The Manchester ETenlag Herald •mart, practical sewing for a new I t mittens, basic embroidery a*aaon; g ift pgttarn printed inside Kaa and grand designs, a n tka book, 25c. $'ia this isaua.v25 cents. f ' -♦ •( ' )' I" I, / \ • ■ .W • \ \ • \ '‘.J* 4 ' r * ^ . r

MANCHESTER- EVENING HEttj'ALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2.3, 1952 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1952 ■Ah KI'VS'V i f s e Boarfts See School'' Cut Servi<*c Time TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER WDNIU-aUIO n W f /VIT / 1189 wexx?—It90 Radio and i K UTir-~10§0 Plans This Week Skywatch Schedule For Korean Vet# W K K B — §40 EMtern Standard Tima Ch. « A Musical Instrument ** B ar o m B o x c a r ” Sense and Nonsense A N EW BUSINESS VENTURE HAS HELP U P HIS runs for the .pipposod now Wetlnesda.v Washington, Dec. 23 -oFi— After I | : 00—WTIIT—C*; TtnTtey. •• 7:20-WONS—r.^K*At Nem-i. * ' ...... Volunteer* needed Your Child's Finest Gift DEPARTURE FOR T » i SOUTR TILL AFTER CHRISTMAS Troubles are like babies, they \VTIC^B«ckftKif« NVite. 7:25—1CTIC—Weather. Keeney street si hmil.' tentutivcl.v Midnight-2 a. m. . . Jan. 1. army draftee* rotated home Napoleon openly expresaed hla WDRC-^It H*po«n» Every Day;1 7:50—WJJRC—CUd Musli* Box; News. 2 a. m.-4 a, m. . : ...... I,.eo P lertty iAmbbI fc'TW 1« I L] averaiiiP to commerce< dnd those grow bigger by nursing. approved by the Board of Educa­ T ThBi Chlc*fotni. \VTI(5-Bw» , Bruce Miller. Michael Glian < TRUMPETS, CLARINETS, SAXOPHONES riannirig Commission and -^he- 9 a. m.-Noon .... ■ ■n A rm y Par<( announced yesterdliy. proach to that city, he met them buy half a dozen bottles of cough 4:Ift-W TIC--Stent Dalian. 7:55-WONS- Weather. 1 Noon-3 p. ni...... Gertrude Malausky with the words: "I don't like mer- ^^^DRCV-The ChleaRoara. WTHT—Weather. Schqol Building committee this syrup. ' . . ' WDRC—Th#* Recorc* Shop. 3 p. ni.-6 p. m. .. Robert Dunn. William O'ferlen The normal service for draftees TROMBONES, QUITARS I chants! A merchant Is a m aj who' Druggist Someone sick at your 8:fO—WDR( —Worl#1 N>wi Roundup. week by Arnold Lawrence, the , . . 9 WTIC y«iun* Wmrtor Brrrvm. JV.CCC*-K’ddle Corner. architect who drew them up. 6 p. m.-8 p. m ...... Glad.va Oos.selln. Barbara VVallelt is 24 months. The army previously ! would aell hi* country for a *hill- house? WTHT:^Eddle Ai4)old Time. 3 v k NB—News. Myra Fitzgerald. Florence Plltt WHAV—Save a LKp Propram. WTHT uNVws. According to these plans the 8 p. m.-IO p. m. . . had said those with active duty In LARGEST SELECTION OF MUSICAL ini;.'’ Indian—No sick. 10 p. m.-.Midnight Riisaell Wright, Kyatt Sutllff* Drugptst-'Then what on earth 4:4ft—WTIC—The------.. Woman * ReIn MyHoune. - — - WTIC—News. estimated co.'t of the school, equip­ Korea would be released after 21 INSTRUMENTS IN MANCHESTER f t W D R C —News: Old record Shop WHAY—Cup of Coffee Club, month*, because of that *erv(ce. Pre*.a^Agent—That which if you is all this .cough syrup for? WTIC—Juat Plain Bill. WONS—Neas. ped and with site improvements. “ TX------don't ha\’e, ho one will read about' Indian—Mm—me likeum on pan­ WTHT—Newi. Jue Olrand Show. 1:15 -WDH(—Shopper# Special#. Is S450.000. the NKVD for propaganda use Pace's anuoiincrment reduced the W H A Y ^tory QiH*en. WTIC—New*. Fred Thrall, a.sslslant superin­ Prelly Spy (iels against Yugoslavia. period to 20 months. REEDS, MUTES, MOUTHnEOES things you didn't *ay.~Paul Gray, cakes. WONS—Sift. PrPFton of the Yukon. WILNB-Pbil Hale. . ’ quoted by Earl Wilson, Poat-Hall itl.WWTICr-Frdnt Page Farrell. WHAY—Jesting with NV-amp. tendent of the Sewer and Water "All I did." she told the court The new policy also applies ,ff> draftees who return to this coi^n- Syndicate, Right is might, but a good left WHAY—t^osbv a Ouartor WONS—Bin Jenkins Show. Department, said today that ten­ 18 Years in Jail angrily. “I did for tny fatherland. MUSIC STANDS-ALL ACCESSORIES 0.j(^_\VTlC—Lorpnza-vJoiion. • W'THT—Martin Agronsky. tative plans call for riiinning a 1 am not giillty. My conscience try before Jan. ), If they b*ve not never hurt a fighter. WHAY—Banr* by Demand. 4:S0—WCCC — News; Breakfast Newt- left a receptlon'Center for reaaaign Jack—My wife'a mother I* com­ WONS—Skyklnir. boy. sanitary sewer line to the school ordered me to work for my Repairing Of All Instrumenla By Factory ing to vlalt us. ■ WDRC-r-Mfmory Lane, WONS—Hill Jenktn# Show. from the intersection of Hartford B elgrade, Y ugoslavia, Dec. ,23 — country." ment to a ne«’ station by tha A New Vor-k dry goods sto re Mack—My wife's mother only Curt Massey. •WDRC—New#. road and Bldwell street along Bid- lAh—A Y'ugoslav di.strlct court sen­ date. Those who have left for a.*1 Trained Repairman * shocked America in 1876 with the WHAY-^N4y N and Jul.v. has grown by more WONS—Patter By Patter.Ron. WONS—Jack D'lwnev’s Waxwork#, from Bridge street,' along Keeney flier who is serving a prison term I in the weekend than the total population of by a sheet to protect them from WDRC—Jack Zalman. This I Believe. t? WKNB- Ed Swett Sho«'. to the site, which lies on the east himself as a Cominform col- j precipitation during this period C anada. the vulgar gaze of paasing males. 1:25—WDRC—Ouv Lombardo. 9:50” WTIC—News; You and Tour side of Keene.v street north of the *2~23-Sr “I thought I might pick up a little extra cash during the WTIC—Weather. Child. laborato.v ...... will on the average total over one 4:5«-'\VTIC—Emile Cole Gloo Club. WCCC—News; Mnr,ket Basket. present^ school. Jovan Basic, the husband. half inch occurring as rain south- elevator etrike!” DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE WONS—News; Music for America. WUAY—Italiar Program. fled in a deposition from prisoh.! >,>«• England and rain or snow F L U I D N I A T WTHT—Sorono Oammell. 9:45—WDRC—Bing Crosby. along with other witnesses, that I WCCC—Nows; Music, WTIC—VUtor H. Llndlahr. northern New Ehgland Wednesday OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W lt.UAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE f j 45_WDRC—News. WHAY—Famous Trials. Cardinal Arrives Ljuba worked for Russia's,dreaded j or Thursday and'again at the end T. M. IN(. U. t.* Hi Oir. WTHT—Stock Mark#** Summary; WKNB—Russ Morgan Show, NKVD .secret police in close co­ of the week. I e«pr. 1M2 ^ MCA tarviM. . Sports. WDRC—News. operation with the Soviet Embassy NOT MUCH TO TELL, ,' p s a d , , l5m / r u m ALOMG WTIC—Throf* Star Extra. It:04—WDHC — Arthur Godfrey. Answer to Previous Puzzle 4:.5ft—WONS—BLir .lonklns Show. WTHT—My True Story. For Korean Tour here even before the rominform de­ The old Norse ships had steer­ M A 3 0 R f IWE BEENl BORKe/ NOVI, COMSTA6 L& "Every morning I cwipe a^ apple from CrogAn’t market 7 :ap—W'DRC—Beu lah. WTICi—Welcome Travelers. -■ nounced the Tito government In why pay more ON TOUR.^O POOR you -— AMD HERE, * Screen-Video Actor □C3nia|ac3E) WTHT—Weather; Headline Edition. WKNB—News; Through Tha Tears. ing o ars onl.v on the rig h t side to give to my teacher! I'm framing her for receiving WHAY—Italian Program. 1948. near the stern and the term “star-' THAT 1 K E P T MV [R e t u r k J PUT A s t e a k OM a B iiEialaEia WONS—Fulton Lewla. Jr. Seoul, Doc. 23 ■ (P)- Cardinal The woman denied the charge. U v\v tVTIC—Boston BlaaXte. 19:1.5—WDne—Arthur Cvodfrev. board" isteeraide) ia believed to N i c k e l s iN mv M o o rw r 3 0 ST iKi .-THAT BLACK e v a f stolen property!” aciEiaH Bciaci Spellman of Now York arrived to­ for i s w a a a a a a a 7 ;li—WONS—Telh>-Tr*at. 10:25—WTHT—Whispering Streets. •She contended that her only con­ have derived from that fact. — X B u z z e d iKiTc? Tim e To ALSO , e y HORIZONTAL 6 Play the p art T5*THT-‘Flniw Davis. 10:.51>-5VC'CC—News. 12 Hundred and day for his second Chri.stmas tour tact with Russians in Belgrade aaa% aac3-iM WDRC—Jack Smith. 90 Hits, 6US'S GRILL FOR A 3 0 6 , , SHARE t h e Wav, ' 1 Actor on of host i9rac]C3^aa[:3C3 of the Korean battle front. eame through two Soviet corres­ 7 jSI>_WTIC—Xewa. WHAY—Italian Program. He was met by Gen. James A. auto Insuranca? AN' SOME OF -THe t h e VOLE MERRV SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH screen and 7 One who OQM Bcnaocia WTHT—Silver Eaijle. 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If 7 He was born 10 Tardy □ a o o n n 7:55—WONS—Titus Moody. WKNB—News; 540 Club. will see Pre-sidept Syngman Rhee ft«Wt rmm mtk* ai J«N tk« CALISTHENICS WHEN i n ------, WTHT—Polioo BlottiT. WONS—Ladies Fair. charged that she eollected informa­ twn r«« W9mt It. Tm fM • mmtAmi 0 careful driver you too con love with Form Bureau 11 Passage in the G i a n d a Q of South Korea? i r ----- T H E BOLL M issouri □ o n a l B |;D0- WDRC—People Are Funny. WDRC—/rth u r Godfrey. tion aKout’^a' Ifl-oup of Yugoslav AI«-OOf(t|IIIONW paralwa iM lie# «Im*. whi her tW w—ne; Doris • 2 -« , . -Dav Show'. WTIC—Nr WS: Weather. HOME OFFICE COlUMBUS OHIO . 6T6AK iN Hl6 33 A rom atic herb IJ WKNB—-News; In the Baekgr 'Mllul, JPVVILLIAHJ, '■'1 It WHAY—News: Nite Mateh. WTHT—Jack Bench Show. THE 'USEP* CAR 34 M other (comb, WTIC—Two for the Money. I?:LV-WTTC—Aunt Jennie # Stories. «B' 1MI ,, Mi form ) WTHT—John Daly. 14 WONS—Frank wards. WKNB- Bing Croshv Time. 35 Rigid 5VTIO-Medlcy Time. 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V\ ^.\ ■.,-*■■■ ' MANCHPSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CX)NN» TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1952 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1952 — L _ r' ■* p ' - ______• • ' ______Retains Position as-^No. 1 Now, for .the Oey^land Brhwns’ Rloriarty’s Win, Pioneer Upsets Wa pping Five

Double Duty Performer \ Two Ganges Tonight in Rec League Setdn HaU, Crusaders Hational League StandotuU in Pro Game Gas Housers Usual Bee Senior I,eague double-, lorf ^ h a t t e r Defeat State header will be presented tonight, Rated tliird, Fourth at the E>st Side Rec on SrhcMl, After 18 Years, Moore as Champ^^i^ atreet. First game at 7 o'clock pits | New York, Dec. 28—(ffri—Unde­ EARL W. YOST Service 61-41 Frankie's Drive-In. defending: feated LaSalle of PhUadelpKIa t champions, against the Cypress Sperta M M w Moomaw Favors held the No. 1 position In the As- STANDINGS Arms of Hartford, gpquonock Col-1 Hopes to Get .Fight at Garden W leglana and Murphy's new entry, Badgers' A lla^ aoeiated Pres* coUege basketball I. Big Buck's ...... • 3 will meet at 8:30. . J Lt>oll’ today, but pressure U m ounl-” NABSIFF 'AIU^S, current Rec ' HOUDAY ORIXTINO ca_____ r^ Senior Baaket'ball League pace have arrived from many sports Moriarty’a ...... 3 Frankie’s whose only Ios4 came New York — (NEAl-r-;.^ Archie Hdnry t^-ns th^ third ranking Lm Angeles — fNKA) — as a forfeit M il be out with their i in*- * seU4ra, may loin the Connectlcti figttMs in Manchester Including Teachers ...... 2 Moore is one fighter .who means it heavN-weight challenger, one who Doan Moomnw, UCLA's A l|- THE EXPLORERS return this strongest lineup to keep them on .Ameiics llnetancker, picks WIs- cot Basketball Asaodatlon In Jan­ C^uniiy Club golf champion Hol­ M ille r's ...... 2 when he says he'll' be a fighting would have drawn well against ^w'eek-end to Madison Square Gar- uary. The Arms have racked up ly Mandly, baseball \implrb Pop Wapping ...... '• 2 thHr winning way. Ik>ii Desei. Boh Walcott or Rocky Marciano. esnsln to Sefeat Soutkern Osl- Babcock and Bill Wade will see champion. Ifornls In the Rose Bowl nt ; den. acene of their National Invl- seven straight triumphs' to date Gleason', Mrs. Basketball—Gladys Pioneer Parachute “ You couldn't have gotten shthout tasting defeat Sev- Bray and\l>rty Bray, Fred Booth, Silk CTty ...... pieatv of action for Frankie's while Moore, who shook Joey Maxim, , Maxim nr Rnhlnaon fittn a ring rasadMi* on New Yenr’s Dnjr. ' tatlon triumph last winter, to play the Ovpress Arms will be out In orU o f Manchester's best cagers successful \ coach of freshman State Service ...' the Japanese sandman, nut of the ' with Henry at gun polnt,’’ ^ aaya ' “It’ll be close,” be ssys. “but : in the eight-game holiday toiima- full fo’ree to get back Into the win cu.stomers' hair, has to be. Wisconsin sboulA win art jilembet's of the Arms Includ- teams at 'Trinity College. Alumni Moore. t ment. Against the select field they liig A l Surowlec. Wally Parclak, rolumii •nd •f'P »nxloiia to While at .36. Moore Is two years "But I beat him, could have It hns n good Offenoc. Little Loagub baseball ace Eddie Leroy and Jim Barnard paced put their eight-game winning Fred .Booth, Tommy Mason, Bing through with an upset will bjl younger than Jersey Joe Walcott's knocked him out, I believe, if I Trojans get behind they' Wojclk, Rec boss Johnny Hed- Moriarty'a to a 01-41 victory over counting Wg Bill Orifflth. thefr ! streak in jeopardy. and Bob Tedford admitted .38. the South St. Loilia had put the presaure on. So Robin­ trdnblr because tbclr offense Miner Tommy j lund, Mel Cust)lng and Chris the rictory-lesa State Service to hlgh-acorlng .center, Bay Blinn and LaSalle opens the tournament .Cditran coachea tjie squad. jLeary, veteran Holyoke, Mass., move into undisputed possession of Negro realizes that time is run­ son got close to $200,000 and I got can't score much.” against highly regarded DePaul in Beralo Fisher. ning out on him. $.3,000, one of my bigger purses." baseball umpire. \ ' second place In the Y League last In the nightcap. Murphy's l.s The I'clans beat the Badg­ one of the afternoon quarter-final lie could lime a payday, lie was The rags part of the Moore W a I x T PARCIAK, veteran night. Pioneer Parachute turned coming up with some new faco.s ers, $0-7, lost to Troy, 14-lS, games. Others in the event, endlpg Nassitf. eager, welcomed a third flat broke only tun years' aifo. , story ha.s been WTitten. and he CHARLIE G RAFF Is home from in an uplet in the nightcap, down­ as It Is tsking over the Wethers­ — III .III , -^ 111, Tuesday, are Manhattan, Clncin- - d a t^ te r Into hia fatnlly last Fri­ ing the ptrong Wapping Hhrves- While he has made aa, tnany as lA I richly deserves the riches. The natl, St. John's of Brooklyn, Miami service and has taken up where he field club and wijl be out to make starts a year, he hasn't averaged Archie Mtuire Joey Maxim day, ■ The birth to Mrs. Parclak ters, 70 to SO. a good impression when they lake newest champion had to leave (Ohio), New York University and left off before donning khaki by piS.OOO for the lot. Me has had to ' lugh school in his first year and go took 'Place at Manchester Memo­ assuming the official acoriiVg duties A f A sT a t t a c k (,n the first on the big and fast Imoving col^^ Utah State. rial lioapiUl. ‘ operate a rhlrken shark In San would be; "We^re not bothering to work, l^e wound up in a train­ KEN LOEI-'H.ER’S young at the East Side Rec for KlI Rec session got Uie Gasmen into a leglans. The Collegian!^ have finally commanding lead and the Service­ found the winninjT combination Diego to make hath ends meet. He you are we, Archie?” ing school f^r bad boys, then a Ci­ charges won first place In the Senior League basketball games. fought Maxim for nothing more Eddie Eagan, then head of the vilian “Conservation Corps camp. \BUCW BVCHOLSKI, for many men could not ovprcoma the mar­ and with Ed Gunderson playing Hot Stove poll for the second straight week yaara one of Manchester's best all than the rrack at the light-heavy- New York body, told Moore he was After a highly nuccessful trip to by getting 28 of the 77 first place gin. Leroy Barnard scored seven with them, they are proving a hard a commisslonei, not a matchmaker. around athletes,, is now on the PAUL COOPE with a 355 and team to beat. Howie Krough, Bill «veight crown. ' Australia in 1939. Moore, in early votes cast by sports writers and hoops In the opening half as After 16 yeafs. the last eight of Moore, the firat prize fighter to March of '40, following .10 fierce Dick Groat, who finisherl last season as the Pittsburgh shortstop, Coach Buddy Parker of the Detroit Lions maKes a vlotory ges­ Plant Protection (Guard) staff at Vic Taggart with 350 cifnmniled the Moriarty’s moved to a 23-10 half­ Jssuit and Dave Jones will eee broadcasters. - - . best three string totals in the West which he was the ranking chal­ I put up hia handa behind a mus­ rounds with Eddie Booker, a plays basketball week-ends with Fort Wayne. A Marine reserve, BasebalL ture as be stands in-dressing room at Detroit with Fullback Pat United Aircraft in East Hartford. time advantage. Th e. second half most of the action for Poquonock The Explorers received a total Side Rec Bowling League last Laurl Nleml. Washington tackle; Eddie Prire, New York fullback; and Halfback Oiarlay Tripp! of lenger. Moore finally hopes to get tache and a goatee, haa to make ' swifty. fainted in the backyard of the versatile young.sier is to he called upon graduation from Duke Harder, who scored 10 points as Lions defeated Los Angeles Rams, was a repeat performance aa the while Murphy's lineup is still un­ of 6.30 points, on the basis of ten night. Taggart is just about the the Chicago Cardinals, left to right, play with American Conference All-Stari against the National a fight at Madison Square Garden. 'up for loat-time in the financial his San Diego home. ;n r'ebruar>-. (N E A ). ■ ' New York, Dec. 23—(A5—The 31-21, to win the American Conference title. Detroit will meet the HENRY ROCKWELL, former Moriartymen stayed well ahead to known but sharpshooting Johnny ' department. He relates story after for a first place vote, nine for sec­ hottest duck pinner In Manchester in Uie Pro Bowl game In the Los Angeles Coliseum, .tan. 10. (N E A ). King and Steve Belllnghlri are sure His most un\isiial case is a strik­ He was operated on for a per- World Champion New York Yan­ aeveland Browns Dec. 28 for the National Football League cham­ Country Club president and. still coast in With a 20 point victory. ' story about being ahortchanged. ond. etc. They barely shaded 1111- this season. ataHers. Several local faces are ing example of juat how hard it is forated ulcer, was unronsrlnua for kees and the Boston Red Sox have nola, which had 57.7 points ,and 12 pionship. -(AP Wlrephoto). one of the local.,club's liest' golf­ Jim Barnard and Mike Kelly led ers. was recently named 6 vice expected to be with the team at for a fighter, even a superlative ' Maxim and Ray Robln^n' drew six days. In a hospital for days, passed the $50,000 mark in ah ef- first place votes. the second half offense. Bill Mc- whistle time. one, to get anywhere .these days I $422,000 and got anothef $90J)00 his weight dropped from 160 Noren to Batting School lort to outbid each^ other for Bill 8 ETON H A LL and Holy Cross, president in charge of production FR ID A Y NIGHT’S pro basket­ Dovirell, recently discharged from ' when he doesn't belong to the for theater TV. The next night, in pounds to 110. Doctors said he Greason, highly touted Negtw at the Fenn Manufacturing Com­ ball game at the Armory between the Air Corpe, eeored 14 points for also unkpateh, kept the East's Middletown and Manchester Is Rejuvenated Middletown lodge and is on the outside trying Baltimore, the iinrlersized Moore could never hox again. He didn’t pitcher with Oklahoma City. The prestige on a high plane by plac­ pany. 1 State Sendee in hia initial outing Giving 'Decisions hy Ear, scheduled to get underway at 8:30 to get in. tackled towering Clarence Heniy for nearly two years. Shows What Mantle Meant Red Sox reportedly 'are ^et to go ing third and fourth, in that order, and wilt prove valuable In future West Grid Stars It doesn't pay to be too good and drew $2.3,000 only because it People get ulcers from_ worry­ as high as $100,000 for the ex- IRVING FOSTER, a product of —45 minutes earlier than laat Fri­ tests. followed by Kansas State, Ihe pri- day night's scheduled tap-off. nowadays, with the matchmaking was a' benefit. ing. Marine righthander who won nine season choice of many experts to Ellsworth High In South Windsor, T('est for BA’s Here Friday Night Fresh from their upset lart week in reverse and losers getting the ^Ring Boss Violates Law At Top Strength With Randy Turpin, a worthy Now that he ^as something to To World Champ Yankees games and lost only one in the take national honors. la the only Manchester boy with over the Teacher’s fiver Pfbhecr television assignments. challenger clamoring for,a rubber sell, and someone else wants it, Texas League' ikat year. ______■ ' the Trinity College f-eshmen bas­ ' PA T BOLDUC and Tommy continued to show vdnning form by When-Moore asked a manager match, Robinson was stepping out Archie Moore .shouldn't have any- Completing the first ten were ketball squad this .'eason. In ' The Yankees and the Red Now York— (N E A )— Robert K.^ Commissioner Walter Hooke re- Blanchard are officiating games in A rejuvenated Middletown quin­ conquering Wapplng. Roy Oeb- San Francisco. Dec. 23~iyP -■ for a date with his tiger, the reply of I his class. I thing more to worry about. New York— (.VEA) -r-Irv Noren North Carolina State. Washington. stands six foot, four inches and th^ Y Senior Basketball League reputation with flrst-divisloh S o x are two of the dozen Louisiana State. Oklahoma AAM ehri.stenberry reversing a split de-1 versed Pollack, tet that fell victims to the BA's by hsrdt was the big man for the The West team was at full is going to start batting drills major league teams that have weighs 195 pounds. this season. Chutemen, getting 27 polnta and strength t o d a y and Eastern club. and Western Kentucky. . cision given Joe Giardello over f 9 and his handler asked a 22 points two weeks ago will-come Neil Johnston Continues no Negro players on their coaches named their starting hac|<- with the Yankee recruits in Glen­ .Stengel is much too wise to make LaSalle is back home after a writ In Brooklyn Supreme Court playing a stellar floor gamb. Bob Archie Moore Getg ■quads. The Yankees, who recently Billy Graham at Madison Square JoV^resto^mn into the Armory Friday night. Mid­ Brown assisted with a .fine' de- fleld for the annual shrine charity dale, Calif., as early as Feb. 1. any drastic change In McDougald'a successful sweep through the West on a ‘ ‘New — G il Turner Ready denied a charge of discrimination, Garden Is Indefensible.I am W1 a a . r- ' V dletown moved into third place In To Set NBA Scoring Pace feiMlve game, picking up nu- football game^here Saturday. lick. X J where it scored victories over foul. The outfl.elder obtained from the also plan to bring Vic Power, who B o b Christen- the American League, only a game THE W E S T E B N E K S were Foreign Offers Arizdha and Stanford. ! Granting the writ three months meroui rebounds and In ten ^U n g Senators is going through another l e t ’s just sec what ails this was on their Kansas City Farm harry alterlnc Wilhelm'’ and Roberts bchihd the locals, with an eight many Wapping paaaies. . brought to full .strangth by the ar­ ILLINOIS, winner of its first ' after the fight. Justice McCrate New York, Dec. 23 — (/P)—Nell For Dykes, Kid Gavilan ,vou«g Mcllniigald the front office last year, to their spring training Judge Joe Agnel point verdict over the .Saratoga rival of end Marv Gregory of Santa course of sprouts at Lake Wales. three games, plays. Minnesota to­ : stated: ^ ' TH E H ARVS8TKB8 reiraained New York. Dec. 23--(Ab- Archie and th«i pilot are so concerned camp next February. lo'a card is ever, Harlem Yankees'Saturday night in Johnston of the Philadelphia War­ in contention all the way anfl the Clara and Bill Rowekamp. Mis­ Fla., before reporting with the about. As a freshman, the third night in a tough conference test. “ If I were to decide an oiitsidec Y Reflulti Moore, the new light heavywelgflt Philadelphia, Dec. 23 lAh Gil Greason was picked up for the Seton Hall, with a 9-0 record, takes m oresa could Interfere with the decision Cop Pitehing Honors Middletown. riors continued his sensational game was not deetdad until Oeb- souri baUback. main body ih St. Petersburg. ■ Iraseman with the unorthodox It g o e s with­ ON P A P E R ,. Middletown has hardt. Bud Bldwell and A l Wagner The starting East backfleld will champion, is finding the line form­ TMmer'a one-sided victory over Joe price of a telephone call by owner on little Iona Saturday and hasn't ! of the referee, a moat dangerour , scoring to remain the top point- PUsMr (74) stance led the Bombers Ih batting out saying that one of the strong clubs In the seven went on a spree with four minute* ba. Tommy O'Connell of. Illinois, Leading Man Gil McDou'gald's pre-St. Peters­ E. J. Humphries, owner of the another date untilVDec. 31 w;hen it i precedent might be establlslied. It P. PU. ing on the right now that he has Micell last night proved one thing.. with .306, driving In 63 runs In the action ol New York, Dec. 23—(/P)—Hoyt team circuit. The BA’s were hotter! In the Natlonsl Basket- BroVer. rf . „ 0-0 1 remaining to Ice the contest. Wap­ quarterback: Don McAuIlffe, Michi­ burg la truction is to be limited to Oklahoma City club. He was tipped plays Loyola of California. I will bn oafn to assume—although promised to be a busy titleholder. Young Turner's handlers have the two weeks at Lake Walc.s. 131 games, I.ast season, while his off to the pitcher by a Marine Chairman (Chrls-i I I do not aay that in this case It is Wilhelm, New York Giants' fresh- ' then firecrackers when they vis-; Association for the third Oebhsrd*.. If t-» « ping was in front at each o f the gan State. Idft half; Bill Reynolds, average fell off to .263, he was Holy Cross, which jumpefl from Veteran Runner Wsfnor. If . 7-4 14 Two international bouts popped learned the art of conditioning. Casey Stengel wanl.x Noren, a sergeant in. GPeeson's company. tenberry of the so— timt those who Interfere might man relief hurler and Philadel­ Ited Middletown, scoring 102 points ; straight week. Bldwcll. r ... 3-4 periods, 17-14, 28-27 at Intermis­ nttaburgh,* right half; and Joe 11th In thecirruit In ruhs-batten-ln eighth to fourth, takes it easy-this 1 up today aa early altemativea In left-hand batler, to pull the ball New York State have a side bet and therefore might as Ray Felix' imd Bobby Knight The elx-foot-eight sophomore not Gcrich, ra .. 0-1 0 sion and 40-42 entering the final Fortunato, Missiasippi State, full­ The Turner who pounded Micell with <8, • or IS more thin he ae- week and swings into setion again phia's Robin Roberts copped most McKcowh, Is 0-0 0 case ex-champion Joey Maxim Isit^t tow'ard the rather friendl.v right THE d N C lN N A T T Reds' de­ Athletic Coiri- dislike the decision and overrule It "a ataiiiM accounted' for 62 between them, 35 only Is the leading scorer but it canto. back. Into a mass of red welts was a rnii^led for In 1951, w hen all hands next Monday iri the Dixie Classic misBlon e (i t a b- of the National League pitching Wire. Is .... 1-4 7 in the mood to take advantage of field Stadium stand. Too many of cision to move in their right field at Raleigh. N. C„ Where North “ 1 hold Ihe decision of the ref­ and 27 respectively. That is the also the pace-setter in field goal Knybcl. If . 1-3 7 Wapping nursed a slender two Howie Odell, outgoing Univer- were so delighted with his perfor- Ilshed a' highly honors according to official statis­ a return-bout contract. ^s'ell-conditioned fighter as strong ‘ his putouts went ‘to left and left barrier by 24 feet fits right in with Carolina State-is host. .1 eree under our state rules Is final.” only loss suffered by the Guards accuracy and rebounds. ■ point lead when the winners went aity of Washington coach, conduct­ manee. The Indians’ Al Rosen top­ dangerous prece­ aniV they are set to revenge the Totals 37 14-34 70 The Trans-Atlantic cable is hot at the finish as at-the start. center field to suit tht manager of Manager Rogers Hornsby's new What. New York boxing, which tics released today. The 23-year-old Johnaton haa col­ on a 10 point aplurge that spelled ed a passing workout at the West's ped the A L In runs-hatted-ln with OTHER TOP-RANKING team.s dent.' ’ defsat. Hsppiss iWt victory. U was give and take a with International Boxing Club | The Philadelphia Negro didn’t the World Champions. pollc.v converting the Redlegs from means so muc'h to the entire coun­ Wilhelm becomes the first lected 581 points In 27>gamea for F. PU. Stanford traning camp ye.stcrday. negotiations for a fight between j 10.5, or only 27 more than Mc- also will be active in holiday tour­ In the first try, needs most is just one com­ Matty Forman and Hank.Blaettl, hoop until Oebhardt and Bldwell look anything like He' fighter who , Stengsl seeks to improve Md- a defensive to an offensive club. naments. Kansas State plays in the rookie In National League history a 21.5 average. Bob Couay of the E. Kupperschmidt. rf , 1-1 4 It featured Oklahoma's Eddie Moore and Randv T^urpln, the Brit­ Dougald. plMe, Christen- ckristaiiberry. • missioner who knows his way t'WO former Bridgeport stars, were Dilcek. If ...... 7.# 16 ripped the cords with the finishing tried to win the weltenvelght title | "We're going to get our pitchers Big Seven Tournament at Kansa.s Boston Celtics, in second place, Crowder, rather than Washington's ish former middleweight king. Ar- I Dougald's average b.u having him befry In giving ; • around. HC could guide the others, to lead both In earned runs and w not up to par in the first outing L «*, if ...... 0-0 10 touch. The win knotted the two Don Heinrich. Iroin Kid (iavllan at ifie Municipal poke more balls into right field. Rogers Hornsby points out that a lot of runs next season,” prom­ City, beginning the day after ha.-: 550 points inn 25 games for a StI'bIti. c ...... ; 4-9 13 gentlna wants Moore to meet I his own decisions by 'ear violates i The present trio are without guid­ wop-and-Iost percentage the same Iwtween the quintets. Forman gave 22.0 point per game average—the clubs in fourth place. ClAR E N C E MI'N'N of Michigan Ntadiuni here..last July. Then be; Ncrfn'a transfer from the sec­ McDougald, the right hand batter, ises Hornsby. "There's no question Christmas. Oklahoma A *M i» in 8. Kupj^rsclimldi. rs 1-3 3 heavyweight Ce.sar Brion in an 1 trying to hit to rigt^t field last the law under which he is paid ance, and repeatedly makes that year. t])a locals i>Ienty of trouble last top mark in the loop. 1-8 7 State, head coach of the East team, was too light at 114 pounds nnil ond divi ion Nationals to the Yan­ in my mind that this Cincinnati the alt college event at Oklahoma Psiosic, If ...... nver-the-welght''si?rap. | season easily could haVe decreased aa plain as Christenberry’s latest THE 2B-YEAR-OLO knuckle- year, Middletown haii tw o of the 1-1 1 said the squad had absorbed 60 drawn anil tight looking. Hr had kees resulted in his average drop- I team is going to be the most City, Dec. 29-31, as is Western $12,000 a . year for supervising Couey, In pacing the Celts to 15 MOOIIF.'S M.\N.\r>F.R. Charley hia effectiveness. powerful, from a hitting stand­ prize fighting, about which he boner. baller gave up 43 earned runs In liest sct-shootCrs In the league in ToUls . . . ______33 ____ M per cent of the offensive attack, left his best fight In the gym. ping from ,279 to .237 and his runs- i Kentucky. New York has in the past had victories In their last 19 games, Joiinston, told the New York Ath­ point. in many years. We're going readily admts he knows absolutely 159 innings for a 2.43 ERA to finish Jack Curran and Ray Domb'xxwakl. has built up the circuit’s greatest Score St half time. 33-37 Wapping. which w>ll uje the T. single wing letic Commission his man is ready , At 14P'j pound.s last night. batled-in from 86 in 129 games to 1 Professor Horn.sby, who had-Mc- Louisiana State, upset by Tulsa encellent commlssloners^WUllam to present some real long ball hit­ nothing.. ahead of the 2.58 mark produced two fellows who have plaved many number of assists 180, while main­ and spreads. to meet Turpin in New York next Turner was as strong as a bull' He 23 in 105 I uoiigamDougald .in .Dcaumoni..Beaumont, .says .he last night. 84-58. competes in the Muldohn, James A. Farley,. Bill by Chicago's Warren Hacker. -a game on the local surfgoe and Mariarir's (4t>- DONT Munn said the East squad would i took a lot of punishment in the . Avoidd let this highly Intelligent lad ters in Ted Kluszewski. Gus Bell, Sugar Bowl Tournament, opening -The Walker Law went Info ef­ taining the top scoring a'verage. B. F, PU. .Summer, or sooner He sdded. This gives you a rough Idea of gjone ^ Bro'\i'n and Gen. John J. Phelan. Associated Press compilations know every nook and comet of the hold Us flr.st, and probably only, first round from Miccli, the army Willard Marshall,;; Andy Seminick, Dec. 29. Washington hss a double fect, May 24. 1920, and has never Odie Spears of Rochester is the L. BarnArd, r f ...... 11 0-1 33 Throw Thwii km r/ however, that MoorR is committed Eddie Eagan seemed qualified, but released last October also listed toughesf court In the league. W il­ J. Barnird. If ...... 4 4-7 12 scrimmage tomorrow. The team is private stationed at Camp Kilmer. how fortunate the New York-I casey Stengel might be iVIse to Jim Greengrasa and Grady Hat- date wiOi St. Louis Thursday, and sheen changed. It calls for fights to free-throw marksman with Just 14 BtUl pleuty e f esaur left ■■ to give Maxim a return ahot if the persisted in being an amateur In Wilhelm on top with 2.43 and Tm lie Zirhel, former West Vlrjlnla K4ll«y. c ...... 7 0-1 14 Americans were when Mlekej take Rogers Hornsby's word for it ton." Friday before. St. Louis goes South be decided by a referee and two misses in 117 attempts — an 88 per Huninfton. r g ...... 2 (M 4 ■heea repislnd here. traning at Santa Clara. latter wanta it. N. J. He took some strong left and a n:'o>salonaI racket. Hacker the runner-up at 2.58 star, pqpred 24 points in a«rainsb right hands later on. But he came Mantle developed as a center field- The Rajah knows just a little All. with the exception of Semi­ to defend its Siigar Bowl title. Judges. It haa served as M pattern cent mark. Johnston has snared Estn. Is ...... 3 3-6 1 Harry Markson. IBC managing ' I f Chrlatenberry Is permitted to The Giants’ righthander won 15 the B A ’s in a losing cause to shTc FlebAAu. Ir ...... 0 1-1 1 director, wired his Ivondon repfe- on. er. They gave up .tackle .lensen, more about hitting. Mister. nick and Greengrtiss. are left-hand­ for world-wide boxing, but not for change decisions after listening to 365 rebounds and Is connecting on another outfleldrV in Archie W II-; _____ ^______ChrlstenbeiTj-. Legislative artton games and lost three for a ton honors v/lth Currsn for Mid­ SAM YULYES seitative. Lew Biirston, to make At it happened, it look 58 sec­ ed hitters. partisan rooting sections, there'll' 46.3 per cent of his field goal at­ Totalf ...... 5T 7-30 41 alone con change It. league-leading .833 percentage. He dletown. Shoe Bepairtaig of tho Bet­ Sport Schedule every effort to sign Turpin to a ! onds of the sixth round to com­ son and Spec Shea for center field be more rhubarbs than occur in tempts. SthtA ^nrlea (ID insiiranee in the form of the Noren Giardetio’s managers take Is the 11th N L pitcher to win the j - qGACH JEKRY RIZZO also hss B. r. PU. ter Ktaul Deua WhOa Teu contract for a moore hont. plete a walloping job. Now the 22- several seasons at Ebbets yield. earned run and winning per­ Pratt, rf ...... a 0-0 f they considered established. It Two Tejinis Tied their case tOLCouzt,.th4y'Il win by LerOy Watkins, Bill Carlson and nab. If ...... Walt. Tuesday, Dec. 23 Meanwhile, Hymie Wollman, year-old Turner wanta to fight New York Knicks T o give you a rough Idea 6f how- centage titles the same season. .. 8 OffO 4 turnerl out to Ire a whale of a deal a..much greater jnatgln tlian Gra- close was the official verdict aplit- Monytk Hymlellcwskl, the letter a Gorman, if ...... 0 1*1 1 IS MAPLE 8TBEET Cypress Arms vs. Frankies, 7— manager of Brion, .said a Buenos Bobby Dykes, slim Miami. Fla., The latter crown is based on 15 de­ local player, to tosa into the fray. Marchnw, c ...... ; a 1 for Clark Griffith and the entire B flV flA lC haun had over their tiger, or vice ,Lpg our GiardcHo and Graham.i White Sox, Cliisox 0-2 2 0pp. Flret Khttoual Stora' Rec. Aires promoter Is endeavoring to welter, who holds a split derision I« Tennis Loop cisions. -crald i’liotb Biggest.Job facing Middletown Is Thompson, c ...... 1 0-1 3 Partdug Lot line up a non-tille go between ■over him. The bout probably will American l.ieague. Share Top Spot f versa. This they actually should '^ a t Flelacher, editor of The Ring Adolph Grimm Prrkint, r f ...... a. 1 1-2 2 Oollegiahs vs. Murphys; R;30- Armory Si’ Roberts, who finished third In stopping Felix, talkst roan In the HolmM. r t ...... Rec. Moore and the Argentine heavy­ lonie off here In about a month or From the oul.sel. it was apparent 00 124 945 do for.the good of the beak-busting aad the game’s foremost authority. Planning Big Deal .. 3 ' M 4 TEA.M .STANDINGS 111 151 557 bur'necs. In more recent yesu-s, the earned run race at 2.^9. won Isagve. ,Tbe xdsltora have no one Brown. I f ...... 3 M 4 Friday, Dec, 26 weight. Brion also Is considering a so. Then, the T^irner camp hopes, that the Yankee job, Iho pressure PhtHips . agteed,wlth the original majority the most games, 28, the first time Tenth place finisher in the re­ Wnlr. Is ...... a. 0 1-2 1 ? Points By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MRj^AAro .' 9K 101 99 395 professional boxing has been a Ills size to throw in the pivot and BA's vs. Middletown, f>:30 - Ar­ bout in Germany with Heinzz Neii- it will be Gavilan again with a dif­ of having to prevail, was too much U d 114 97 ,527 .decIslonJIeischer, who files around cent five Inile Turkey Day road McDowril, Is ...... 4 3-4 14 Tpam Four ...... 17 The fJew York Knickerbockers BArk ___ . . J . . a r . . , sorry mess, but It would be much a National Leaguer had come up probably will devise a blanket de­ Chicago. Dec. 23 — (A«) — Player mory. haus. the European heavyweight ferent ending. fop Noren. He appeared frightened, AtamlAn ...... ', J»2 — — 93 the world writing of and referee­ with that many victories since race was Adolph Grimm of Cov­ 'Team O n e ...... 17 shared the top spot in the Eastern U2 no 342 wror.se off with decisions taken out fense to double-team him 'as Wil- trade talks between the Chicago Totals ...... 14 A-12 41 High at Middletown. champion. seemed happy only when he was. in SarpnlA .. • ...... — ing boklng matchea, had Giardello entry, former University of Con­ ■core at halt tlm«. 3S-t4 Hsrtarty's. Turner, a 3 in 1 favorite, took a . . . , ; Team Three ■...... 1,5 Division of the National Basketball of the hands of 'accredited officjala Dizzy Dean of St. Louis chalked kea-Barre did Sunday. It will then White Sox and Boston Red Sox are the,' dugout. He m i 16.59 In front-r5-4-l. Aaotlier reputaMr necticut track and cross country Rsftrcca Bolcue-Blanehard. r - HEARING-AID good going over In the-firat round eyen^ misjudged I Team Six ...... 13 Association today—but only after TfitalR ... "Tin 541 " and left to the whim of a political up 28 triumphs In 1935. )>e up to the backcourt aces. hot, aays General Manager Frank from .Micell. But the Philadelphia balls in center field. Pressing.' he krnn'R (1) newspnppr man hnd OiarteUo on The hard-worl^g Philadelphia star. Grimm was a member of Team 3 > vo ...... 11 ' * KV) 115 104 .537 appointee who doesn’t even know top—^2-2,'. Jim Jennings, veteran Knight, Jackia Allen aiul Buddy Lane of the White Sox. , hopeful came Imrk strong In the became so tangled at the plate that r.uinotte . hurler alao set the pace in most the Army and Navy Club" team HOWE TOP 800BBB Team Five " s ' Back on Dec. 4. the Knicka drop- Suchy ... no • 9.1 105 311 the score. New- York, boxing writer, scored It Ackerman, to take the presaure Lane telephoned the White Sox BATTERIES second round and carried the fight he couldn’t lake a good cut, had L 111...... ped out of the drlver'a aeat and it Aruoif. ,.. 107 101 d3t .529 games started, 37, most complete several years ago during the o ff Ra.v. Ken Goodwin and John New York, Dec. 23—(J>)— Gordie 349 In a bantamweight bout In New 5 and 5. front office to thla effect yester­ For All Hearliif-Aldfl from that |Miint to the finish. Ref­ no follow through. His average O’ Roilly . 114 105 190 games, 30. and most innings pitch­ Summer vacation period and took Maaalotta will help out up front. Howe and his Detroit teammates ■D-o weeks more remain in the : ‘ ^ 1'" 1* GavpIIo ,\ ...... n 101 ■ — Walt until Christenberry day from a Florida vacation apot. dipped to .220. _J s. X. —. t oy iA«t nlcnt s 80*es under a Turner the plate," says Stengel. "The way Table Tennis League. Last night a . first place tifi with the Boat > oU l9 ... 515 600 T m most hits, 292. Morgantown, W. Va.— (N E A )— veteran vem Stephens, Red Sex National Hockey league. The 23- Team One. made up of Adam Kub-' t^cltics. 'TTie Celta and all othe\ O'Gatty. There was no no-foul rule ■,Of the 103 players in the Nation' Behind Roberta in the earned run Shortstop and third baseman, assault In the sixth. he batted last season. I was afraid al Hockey League, 13 were bom in Ehtd Paul Biachoff, captain. and year-old Howe, shooting for his I.oamIb Htr#rt <•) In those early days of the Walker derby came Bob Rush. Chicago, might be involved. However, the third straight acoring title, leads It was Oil's 32nd win In -34 he would break an ankle. liu.s, Jake McCurrv and Everett 1 Coodln no 10.5 91 515 Law. ' the Province of Manitoba, (janada. the only senior on the 1952 West ' M 95 291 and Carl Ersklne and Billy L m s White Sox have not confirmed this. the individual'scoring pa^rade with fights and the 27th time an op­ Johnny O'Brien, Seattle Univer­ "Wlicn he jdlned us, I suggested E.st>. mbved into a tie for first i the way with 18 points at N?\v Bcftbf . .. NEA AILAinerica ■Virginia football squad, caught 60 ponent failed to go the limit. }>r9tlo .. 57 110 97 294 of Brooklyn, each with 2.70, and’ per cent of the team's passes. Lane said only: so polnta and Is the top goal-get­ YOUR sity’s dead-eye"* forward from that he change hia stance, but he hlace with Team Four as it netted Yoi k grabbed a 22-14.^flrat peHoil Coop# ...... b 1.. 103 121 192 IV) Karl Drews, Philadelphia, 2.71. Micell wanted to conltnuh. But “ I f It happens, the trade will be ting with 17. Detroit also placad South Amboy, N. J„ has resumed was afraid a change .would hurt five points. Mike Plerro. Kamln- K1nt<»r ... lOT) 105 97 5TW Close to the Best as his tialner; Dan Florlo’ said margin and was neVer headed. < JOE BLACK, the league's Rookie The volume of the planet Saturn one player to r another or two for three other men In the top ten in punishing the basket with unex­ him. Now he Is convinced I knew skas and W illlj collected seven 87.1 Main St. m 4m after the bout: "Joe was tired. Me i Carl. Brsunvchipped lii‘with 17. T oIaIp ... .vw "Sis 1560 of the Year, had .a 2.03 earned run Is about 750 times that of the two — all name players.” the scoring llsL ampled cruelly after bec«mlng what I was talking about." points to place their team in third markera for New .York whilejthe Darl-.MAid tl) New Yoric-^(NEA) —In a couldn’t have done much. It was mark but the Brooklyn moundsman earth, but Its mess'Is only about the first .collegian to score 1000 Noren perhaps got wise to hlm-- place and strong contention for the Hawka’ top scorer w as. George Nowickl . 145 119 121 355 hurled only 142 innings, 12 short of coneensus AV-Americ^ team Just as well the referee stopped it." | K#enfy iru .... a .... . m no 95 334 points in a sea.son. (N E A I. league lead. Ratkoxicz with 14. Uie minimum requirement. tabulated by 'The Sporttiig 95 times that, of the eartlx The 5.49jL fans paid $20,74.5 to | self toward to finish last trip, for., O. .larvl* . 4 ...... n no LA3 510 The Knicks and. Boston will re- fipenro . ... 4 . 104 99 95 295 iM M iralO l >whh. Curt Siiiimona of Philadelphia N ew s'of SL Louis, NEA Serv­ see the scheduled 10 rounder. he was of considerable help at th e) Kublius, Bungerdas, Plerro and plate the last three weeks. Kaminskas led thrf night'a play msln tied Until Christmas Day T a s ra rf...... 125 122 J02 35-» Cincinnati's Ken Raffena- ice wee seeoad ealy to the New York Dally News In se­ SNOW Football Coach The Yankee bra.ss is hopeful that with three points. There Is a when the two tS4Una meet in New Totals ...... 5W 6«0 U3 IMA er recorded the most shutouts,- lecting the top 11 players tai he is on the right track, for many strong possibility that two more York. rum six' apiece. Big Man teama may be add^d after the first cirn Boston’s Warren Spalin, for the the country. Studies Movies an athlete has been utterl.v unable BIG UTTLE MAN fourthNetraight year, was high in . N E A picked 10 of the eon- to live up to a second-divjaion round. Any plavers interested may MANCHESTER call the We.xt Side Rec. East Lansing, Mich— (N E A ) — strikeouts with 183. sensos All-Amerloas on either LeRoy Bolden, Michigan jState's TRUSS FiniNB l/* i • jr' ‘ Wil'mei'.MlseU of St. Louis and Ite Srst offensive nt defensri-e i Cleveland. Dec. 23—iflh— 'Coach diminutive halfback, weighed 98’ Htrman Wehnieier, Cincinnati, team. Oalv Lena Hardeman of Paul Brown kept hia movie ma­ AUTO PARTS pounds when he started playing By AKRON Gradua'M Eafierts gave up the most bases on bells, George Teeh was overloohed, chine .w’hirring .overtime to d a y - jriim (Captures football in'junior high school.. 103. and he rated NEA'S eeeoad Little Big Gun Alao Abdominal Supporta,- EUw- Will Close Wed.,- Dec. 21 plotting movea for SUnday'a • ------^— ------— Wehmeler. along with Gerry Sta­ team. -- i - rhampionshlp game between his Hr Hosiery, u d all types « f At 12 Noon Montebello Open DUKE'S SMITH BOYS le y of St. Liouie and Cincinnati's Cleveland Browns and the Delroit 'Durham, N. C.— (N E A )—Lead­ surgical appUanees. Private PU- Frank Smith, hit the most batsmen, , Lions. . .Open Frida.v. Dec. 26 ing Duke football scorers In 1952 ttijig Room. ■even each. - The perfectioniat coach, who Montebello. Calif., Dec. 23— were Halfbacks Red and Charlie Murry Dickson, smallish Pitts- .\s r.-^ual gives more attention to detail For the third time, Lloyd Man- Snjlth, ,the llormer taking top biirgh righthander, lost 21 games to Lfist Night's Fights than a neiv sergeant at guard .500 gram,. Texas-bom Los , Angelea honors. 50-48. ’ . QuIrr’s FkamiMy lead In that department, He also We Will .\l.so Be Open , mount u.ses films of p ^ t games was tagged for the most home By THE ASSOCIATED .PRESS P*' t a- Wed. .Afternoon Dec. ;I1' in planning Upcoming action. golfer has won the Montebello s r r s iN runs, 26. Over and over he runs the nie* Open, this tipie with a 207 in spite -The Phillies complied the lowest PhUadeTplUa—Gil Turner, 146li. ' 'X' Osr ExperieiM Mmss lures, noting wh*t his team Hid of a painful hand Injury that forced AUTHORIZED STOCK earned run average run average Philadelphia, atopped Joe Micell, r j wrong and what actions hia oj»- him 'to change his grip frequently.' a team, 3.07. Brooklyn' was 146',^, New York, in 53 seconds of 'ponents took in the past. ■ - ’ Mantrvm. who won the National LIONEL next with 3.53. . the aIxUi iriund. What he is sqging—picturea of Open in 1946, acored a 69 yester­ Brookl.vn — Walter Cartier. 161, ‘ Money is Your Poeket the 17-6 licking the Lions gave day. - three under par, despite* a NORMAN'S NO Modem sealing wax usually New York, drew with Pierre Lang- r-A'X'XS"...... RAPIATOR Cleveland earlier this .season— deep gash’ dri Yhe back of his left "Tlw« Variety Mart” UTTER contains no wax. although that lols, 1594, France, 10. does not make him hanpy. hand, suffered when he hit It on a Tk# N#iirkb»rM«4 KIwpaliNr Outer Our wide experience in repalrinc and main- 449 HARTFORD ROAD used In the Middle Ages was a Chicago — Nelaon Levring, 139, taining Chryaler-PIjinoutli ears saves you TROUBLE? And— for once .— Clevelanders doorway. , . ■ ( . GIFT! mixture of turpentine and bees­ Wichita, Kas., outpointed Norman take himseriou.sly when he pre­ Jerry Barber of La 5>nada, T wax. Webb. 144, Cbldigo, 3. service dollars. Our work is FAST and SURE dicts a grim future. Brown fore- Calif., and Bobby ■ Harris of San —time charges are kept to a minimum. Fac­ WE ca.sting defeat once was about aa Jo.se flnished In a tie for second tory engineered MOPAR replacement parts ' convincing as a $3 hill. with 209. For alx .vesrs aa his might.x: are used aoouring longer wear. Make this CAN I gridders galloped over all the op­ Aitken Third in " CCIL YOUR downtown Chrysler-Plymonth head­ position In sight. Ohioans gof quarters. SAVE YOU I iisei to vletories. Even an oe- I Sports Mirror INSTALLED $( raslonal loss fntled to upset them. rtf' Individual Scoring Race - MEMBER MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE MONEY! DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION This tir# just out, after exhaustive tests is the I "The Bro«Tis always win . the TOD.AY A Y-EAR AGO — The . big ones." was the answer to that. Los Angeles Rams' defeated the ( Weil, last year the Browns eutstanding one in its field .... CHeveland BroWns, 24-17. to win Tiny Pon Moszl, Meriden's Uttle • Bristol and Manchester three 4ach Anallv lost a "big one." the cham­ WeHayeQiffCeiiiHcaies whls guard, Icada O d L scorers' and Meriden, Middletown and Hall pionship tilt against Los Angeles. the National Football League Exceptional traction on ice or snow, yet gives championship. BALCH Is Your after two games with'V remark­ ona Mciiden and Windham are cmvaiM-nvMOtfiM • And this season they dropped four If y m our* to kivo-ffiMit coven is R.ffft you fct • deadlocked for first plaoa ' while MAOouAtrm guiet running on dry rood. ' -gahies -kll of them " ’big onea" —- FIVE YE.\RS AGO — Ken­ ROSEMOUNT able totisl of 46 points for a 23 tucky's basketball team whipped eertlficste rMivSttlc, u IM S plus toz. and the Hail and Bristol hava split two before finally clutching the pdlnta*pre-game production mark. games and Manchaster and Mid­ American Division pennant in the St.' John’s of Brooklyn, 52-40, at RESTAURANT receiver of the Gift Certificate can eolae in A R d pick out Madison Square Garden, The little mite has been instru­ dletown are winless Ip league com National Lca>rue. ■. ; IbHrte M —Boltea 'their-own Mt, eiti|tr-ihjlpnk a 19.95-aet or applyinp the mental' In Red Raider victories petition. So now when Brown says the TEN YEARS AGO — The St, Lcuis Browns, Pittsburgh Pirat«», Cash €ertifidiitt4*^hu^>) • better coven. over Manchester and Hall High Of Scoring; e Kx|iert Workmanship Llon.s "have ojitstandin“ person­ Weat Hartford, Pltvrr 'I'eem B F TP Axi Manchester nel.’’ he g e t» a respectful r audi­ Chicago White Sox and Cube de­ NOW .Uoul, Meriden ...... ,.30 4 4t 33. e Excellent Serxiee ence. Arid when he mentions Bobby Shantz, whose flrepOwer cided to give' up California aa a T R A IU N O MOZZl U Glen ' Orou. vWirdkem 13 4 31 U.. (Wholesale nr Retail) Greasy captain of the Windham Aitken] Mepchecter '4 351 13. nan that "they beat us last time, you for the Athletics made him 'fhe spring training site because of the AVAILABLE Dooley. Middletown . , 7 I 83 11. know,” the audience all -but ahud- war emergency. WhippeU, with 31 poinU for a American Leamie's most valua- .Aay Night iB^Tho ' Sypher, Wli)dham .... 3 i 31 10. ders. able player. W’hrks on a different TW'ENTV YE.ABS AGO—Con­ BETTER DEAL IS.O mark. Oo-^^ptain Marsh Gukl. Bristol ...... 10 1 31 lOi- BRUNNER'S .Cholnlcre. Bristol .... I S 31 10. TIRE »d RECAPPING F-ArC-K-f-R-D Detroit's coach, Buddy Parker, type of gun In a Lincoln. Neb., nie Mack, manager df the Phila­ Week Fer Baaqnele Aitken of the Indlaiw ranks third Bob Pettit, Louisiana State's Sayers, Wlndhsm 4 I 30 .10 295 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-4221 SS8 Eaat Ceoter St.—Tel. 5191 says his team is In "good physi­ hardware store.. The broken delphia Athletics, celebrating' his PONTIAC DEALER with a,total of Sfi acorea and 12.5 Oreer. Windham ...... 3 3. 30 10. slx-fQOt-nine center, ettMUshed. Aak For Benson cal shape" and “ we've got a good bone in the diminutive' Southpaw's 70th birthday, said, "I don't worry, average. - Polsfeln. Hall ...... 4 7 IS I. five Southesatem Conference soort; t chance to win." TEL14S5I ittSlLL n, TBLBFHO^F Slil7 O f the fleet 13 high scorers in BlardI, Manchester 4 ipltehlng wrist has healed. (N X A ). especially about my aga.” » _ Fsirell, Msncheiter ...S ing records as a aophomora aver-1 MAIN STBIIT ) tha cireuit, Windham haa four, Peters, Bristol ...... I I I a^n g 25.0 points a game. (N E A ). 33 _~r— I- i.! J'' r: O' : ; / r/ . > 7 11 V .. I ,'f ',r . fv.

. ■ V 1 , ( ■ ■ If'- - '■ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1952 -PAGE FIFTEEN ■ •lANCHiwsrifiK KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1952 Apartment»—F la to - jected, then accepted Israel's offer PAGE FOURTEEN * • ‘ ^______Tencmenta - ts to send ship* to the aid of tt)e Supreme 0>urt Troopers Grab Split Liner atrlekan CtempolUon. The ablp is T idbits Ike Hears Obituary ARtoRwbifeu for Sub 4 Bustnem Ssrvteea O t t t n i 18 Mortgagm Poultry and Sopplifs 48' ^ Articles for Sale 45 Rooms without Beard 59 NEWLT .DHOORA'rAD 3H room aground In territorial waters of ^Houseljold Goods fqrnished apartment. Ontral lo­ Lebanon, which with other Arab Warns U. S. on CuUeli from AP Wirt* Police Official! datsified CONVERTIBLE CARPENTER will framt unflnlsb- FIRST AND Second mortgagea TREAT YOUR FAMILY "GOOD-BYE" 1983— AT THE Center—Clesh, Comfort­ cation. Heat and hot water In­ ■tatas stlU la technically at war O f Hoover SPECIALS ed upstairs rooms. Reasonabls. bought for our uwn accounL Fast, TWO PAIRS' GIRLS’ Ice skates, ■' "HELLO” 1953 able roorf in q ^ t home.*, 20 cluded. Garage optional. Pheme D e a th T o ll with Israel. Deaths Csll 2-4291. confldential aervice. Hanchea^r With our farm ggpwn white rock- size 5 and 8. Call 2-2609. celebrating t h e n e w Wadsworth street 2-1659 before 8 p. m. A spokesman for .Gen. Fouad Multiple Fines Compierce Department saya pri­ As Dic^ Tosser Invwtmtnt. Corp., 244 Main St. fryerg, large plump roasters, young YEAH WITH THE BIGGEST “ Shchab. Lebanese army command­ william A. Dell Buy out of season and save! HAVING AN Office parly. Let the HAVE A vacancy In our apart­ vate investments by U. S. firms Aiiveilisenienb ‘Phone 5416. ; 4 BARGAINS EVIeR . ; Not^ Certain er In charge of rezeue pperationa, in foreign countries has Jumped in Proposals William A. Dell of West Hart-- i w f PLYMOUTH meaty fowl, fine flavored.. g^i^e. Oak, Dellcatea‘'eh serve you with ment for one gentleman. PrWate Boiincss Locations Washington, Jan. 23-M(Pt— The (OoaiaiMi ftwB rag* Om ) ' HonsdioM Servleca NEW 1953 "CHARM HOUSlI:" previously had dented a report past nine year from 7 to IS blltloa ford, father gf William T. Dell of f M STUDEOAKER a ^complete line of tasty salads, DELUXE 3 BEAUTIFTTLYROOMS bedroom share kitchen and liv­ for Rent 64 from Haifa that Israeli tug* had Suprerri* Court told the govern­ this town, died last night at the CLASSIFIED ADVT. Offered IS-A Dressed to order and delivered for tOnaUanad P ran Pngn Ona) dollars . . . Sen. Tobey of New town, and is leased to the organ­ BuainMs Opportaititiea 82 pickles, relishes, coW cuts^ etc; 35 FU R N rruius ing room with two other fellows. been denied permlsalOB to enter ment yesterday. It must not try (OaaUaaad (Mm Pag* Oaa) Hartford Hospital after a long tll- IMS CHEV^LET the holidays. Hampshire says he( favors con­ ization without charge. DEPT. HOURS FLAT FINISH Holland arindow m Oak street. 2-8244. Look! Only $695 Ideal setup. Phone 5416. MODERN Three room office, dark l!«ban«'-e waters. ne**. / ------■■ ’ WASHINGTON s t r e e t , Hartford. room, laboratory. Bast " Center of six feet or more appearing atop for •(Vastly compounded fines stitutional amendmilnt to loosen the past he has given very good The Legion has used the build­ S:15 A. to 4:.10iP. M. ___ _ AU Convertibles. shades maila to messura. All Look! Friendly Terms Tbs Israeli source said, however, A retired chief inspector fOr the Excellent comer for offlcea, dla- TWO SWING Type garage doors, street. Call 2-5820 dr 6514. the listing hulk. against employes charged .with tongues of some witncaoea who advice.'" / ing at 21,0 Main atreet (or about 10 All Priced to Sell. metal Venetian blinds at a new Look! Free Storage - that even when the Lebanese re­ Army Ordinance Department of playa, club, funeral homa, or FRED MILLER’S size 4' X S'" May be seen at 11 ROOM FOR RENT. CaU. 2-0131. Some of the passengers were violilting the federsj wage-hour refuse to talk^ Asked whether there had-*^been years. , low price. Keys mads whils Vou Look! For Everything lented, they still tnaiated that any the Stanley Work*, he waa a The gaming room. Captain Mul- COPY CLOSING TIME apartment. Hartford 6-0730. Golway atreet, hysterical as they were brought Agriculture department saya it any discussion of a Job for him BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. w ait Ma.-loWa. —BEDROOM SUrtk ' rescue vessels sent from Israel be act. veteran of World War I ’ and a COVENTRY POULTRY Houses fov; Rent 65 ashore. One woman, asked what has made over two billion dollara In the new administration, Arm­ cahy said, waa on the secMid floor FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ’ 158 Center Street — LIVINO ROOM SUTTB The effect of the 8-1 decision Is LARGE Li o n e l electric ttain set. NEiStly DECORAT^.' beautlfuL happened aboard the liner. Cried tvga and hot naval crafL worth of price aopport loans to strong replied: member of Hayes-Velhage Poat, behind two locked doora.- . MON. THRU PRI. WEAVING of bums, moth holes Help Wanted— FeBiidt 85 FARM —DINETTE SET FOR RENT—Cute little home in to hold down the penalties that American Legion, and Wylly* "If it hadn't been (or tbs icy cars, trades, etc. CaU 8636 after ty fiumiahed 'and- epaclous room. out "Don’t «sk that” and fainted. faimers in past aoven years and "I am hot by nature a gov­ - 10:80 A. M. Your Better D ^ l and tom clotbtng, hosiery runs, —•DELUXE” RANGE ‘ Hebron. Fully furnished. Most may .be imposed under the fair 5. 'The ^ost complete light house- The liner went aground only 500 expect to lose about one per cent ernment-minded animal. I haven’t Lodge No. 99. A F. and A. M., roads,” the state police officer said, Pontiac Dealer handbags rapa'red. alpi^r re­ —REFRIGERATOR conveniences. Ideal for newly labor standards law. SATURDAY 9 A. M. HOUSEWORKER — Two daya«. a Coventry 7-6658 keepmg facilities available in yards off shore. A heavy storm and more. .Washington labor union been offered any Job and I didn't both of West Hartford. “I’m sure we- would bava caught placement, umbrellas. repaired, •>—TELEVISION SET Says Overstaffing many others there. But under tba week. Steady. Phone 2-9737. Manchester. Ydu will marvel at married couple.. Call WilUmanttc 'mUlnterpretatlon of shore signaia Justice Frankfurter delivered has its certification as a collective come her* in connection with any­ Besides hi* son In Manchester, 'Ir men's shirt .collars reiterSed and BROAD BREASTED Bronze tur­ Bnildins: Materials 47 ■—SPRING 4fc MATTRESS the cleaniinet's of r this building. 3-6683 after 6 p. m. or Hartford were believed responsibtb.'' Crew­ the court's ruling to which Justice ho leaves his wife. Mra. Anna F, conditions the game waa not In ybim COOPERATION w n x 1947 CADILLAC; motor. Excellent ■ —TABLES a LAMPS bargaining agent taken away be­ thing of the kind." replaced. Marlow'a Little Mending keys, frech frozen, ready anytime. 6-6360 days. men said a new beacon at Beirut’s Obvious Abroad Doilglas dissented.' Thorns* Dell: another son, O r l K. progress when we broke In.” BE APPRECIATED condition. Call 2-2858, Shop. Children socepted. Central. Pric­ cause one of Its officers was con­ Jack (Jonnelly of the 'Voice of W AN TED - Woman for part time 8 to 25 pounds Schaub'a Turkey —DISHES a PICTURES tntemational airport had been mis­ Dell of Weat Hartford; and two RED CEDAR SIDING, V Joint, '.'•—RUGS a SMOKER ed so reasonably yoU’lTgasp! Be •The case stemmed from a 32- victed of filing false non-Com- America, said his visit today was Room Is Searched general houaework. Phone. 2-1046. Farm, '88 .Hlllatown Road. per M $140.00. taken for a light at the entrance of grandchildren. Yes, This is Albert's way to eele- sure and see this one. ^Mrs. Dor­ Wanted to Rent 69 New York, Dec. 23—(fl’)—Sena­ count information filed by the munlst oath. ( purely social and to renew an old Captain Mulcahy said after tha DIAL 5121 1946 CHEVROLET"6-door sedan. CEDAR STAIN SHAKES, per sq. sey, 114 Arch etreet. Beirut harbor. government againat the Universal Anne Baxter, academy award acquaintance. He said he and the The funeral will be held tomor­ raid was over and tha men were FIbiists— Nurseries 15 WANTED -EffIclenL experienced brats Ur* New Year—^Remember The Brttlah cruiser Kenya waa tor Johnston (D-S. C.) today row aftemon at 2:30 at the New­ Radio, heater. 1625. ball 2-258^. $13,96. ^ WANTED — Unfumtahed 4 or 5 C. I. T. C r ^ it (Corporation, of winner, startles film colony by fil­ general had lived together ip Paris taken into custody, a search o f tha cleaning woman for Tueirday and Articles for Sale 45 when yOu trade with us, you’ re 2% ROOM Apartment. New Bol­ among veaaaU that were present kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, 18" WOOD SHINGLES, No. 1 Per­ room rent by middle aged couple. recommended cutting by 50 per KankairCity. Mo., charging viola­ ing suit for divorce from John in 1928, when Elsenhower- was a room turned up professional dice 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe, tudobi CHRISTMAS Sprays 50c, wreaths Friday morninga, $1 per hour. doing buainemi’ with a big. reliable ton Road. Couple or two adults at the scene of operations. 776 Farmington avenue, Hartford. 1 fections, per sq. $15.50. Best references Phone 3-9383. cent Within the next year the tions of the minimum wage, over­ Hodiak . . . Oiancellor Konrad major, serving as a member of the equlpmient Including a felt mat, I«st and Found real clean car. Priced for quick It, mistletoe and holly 25c each, Apply 1208 Main atreet. 50% OFF oh famous maka Bat­ store, backed by 42 years of honest Baaeoa Completed Burial will be In Fairvtew Ceme­ STAIN GRADE 1?4 MAHOGANY dealings. only. Phene 6389. ' “ number of employe! at U. 8. gov­ time, and record-keeping sectioni Adenauer of Weat (jlermany aays Bhttle Monuments commission. several pain of die* and croupM'‘a sale. $I2$5. Written guarantee. cemetery baskets $1 each and up, teries. Written guarantees. 91.00 DOORS, av. $9.95. (The British admiralty In Lon­ tery, West Hartford. U M T—Oirl'e ,P^uen wrl»t wetrh WANTED - Waltreaa for New WANTED—6 to 9 room house, un ernment posts in Europe, the Near of the act. The counts were he opposes national armed force* sticks. Cole ‘Motor's Servicenter, 436 Christmas tree.v poinsetttas, cut down, $1.00 weekly. Calao Serv­ FRAMING, 2x4 to 2x10. ■ SEE IT a t YOUR TWO ROOM Furnished apartment don'was advised by the Kenya that In Washington Senator Mon- Friends may call at the funeral with Initieii Inecrlbcd. Recent Year's Eve. Good pay plua Ups. CONVENIENCE DURING DAT furnished. Within 35 miles of East and Africa. separated on the basis of the sec­ In Europe because "we will never Major (Carroll said a atStamant Center. 2-0980. flowers at reasonable prices. Mc- icenter. TeL 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. SHEATHING, 1x8, (small 'i'lth private bath on bus line. In­ the rescue operations had been roney (D-Okla.) predicted today home today from 3 to 5 and from .MrtluUty gift. Finder cell 4044 truck OR e v e n i n g Manchester. Call Dean Boiindy. The Senator returned on the tion. particular employes, and par­ get a European confederation if had been obtained from D1 Berar- Conville the Florist. 302,, Wood- Phone 2-8023. load lots), per M $99.50. quire 24 Grove street. Hillside completed. the chances for harmony between 7 to 9 p. m. after 5. f o r appointment p h o n e Hotel Bond, Hartford. Phone liner United Stales from %n in­ ticular work weeks Involved. each country or principality has dino admitting that h* fMqusntad BEFORE YOU Buy a used car bridge street. Open evenija^s 'tU 9 ROYAL AND Smlth-COrona port­ SELECT APPALAf^AN House. Apt. 9, Rockville. Tel; CTh* Kenya said "all passengers Elsenhower and Senator-Taft (R^ HOUSEKEEPER Wanted, willing OAK MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 6-3231. If not in, leave phone spection touir of American instal­ its own army.” the game on several oOcaalons. LOST—Lower Dentisre *et on Oak­ see Gorman Motor Sales. Butek until Christmas. able and standard typewriters. I FLOORING, per M $209.00. 5-9594 Rockville. and crew of tha SS ChampolUon U. S. District Judge Albert A Ohio) will get an early teat on the to do light housework and help All makes of adding machines AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4600 number. lations In those regions. He Is Ridge, of Kansas City. , dismissed issue of U. 8. aid to Europe. Di Berardino, Democratic Town land street. K found please call Sales and Service, 285 Main WINDOWS—Oofmplele, av, $14.95. have now been landed. The Kenya — ^ ' committee chairman, waa olsetad street. Phone 2-4571. Open ave- newT mother. Near Verplanck sold or rented Repairs on all If you have no means of trans­ THREE FURNISHED rooms anchored four cables, almost a half chairman of the Senate Post Of­ all but three counts—one for each Monroney, just back from an nioBipionx’Ule 8036. Reward.. portation I’ll send my auto for you. fice and Civil Service committee. Funerals in 1951' to the town’s thrae-man nlnga. Roofing—Siding 16 school. Call 2-4816. makes. Marlow's. rent available January L mile, to seaward of the wreck and section of the act alleged to have overseas vacation tour, told re­ The Original and Only Office' No'obligation. Wanted to Rent 68 His findings are to be reported to been violated. He held the law A bout Tow n board of police commlssionerf; For. WELL PAYING opportunity. Dig- children. Phone 2-3081. acted as a communications link porters he found sentiment strong Joseph Berthlaume McCl u r e A U it v -w e win pay BOLTON. — Building atone and In New Haven. A—L-LR—E—R—T—•—S Qrngresa. prohbited only courses of con­ several years prior to that, ha had Announcements FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that I YOUNG COUPLE expecting b*by while pilot boaU and aurfboata in Europe for "a ahlft from the Joseph Berthiaume of North (Cov­ you more for your good used car stay on in any kind of storm, and niflrd, interesting work. Exper­ flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 43 'Alljm St.—Hartford ROOM, Cent.'Al, one block from Johnston said he found good duct, not individual acts: there­ been a supernumerary poUcemanr ta, March urgently need 3 or took off passengera and crew with Mr. and Mr*. A. J. George, of dole system of direct aid, to one of entry. who died Sunday after a HEADQUARTERS FOR Swedish ience unnecessary. Write Box K. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. Main street. Continuous hot wock being done in some sections. fore only one offense could be Carroll said the invastlfation* la towards a " 'w Hudson, Wasp. gutters, conduntors and roof re­ DOUBLE BED, metal, dark brown room apartment. Call 5716. great skill in heavy surf.” ) 489 Main atreet will spend Jh* aelf-help through increased trade short illness, waa formerly a resi­ brown beans, bondost cheese, Pacemaker or Hornet. We will pairs. Call Cpughllp 7707. Herald. NATIONAL ■ tvatcr. Gentleman. Parking. At the Hotel Dleu (the munici­ But he said he was "disturbed at charged for each type of violation with this country." being continued and that at pres­ CINCO ALL Aluminum combina­ flnl"h. with springs. Reasonable: holiday season at the home of their dent of Tolland turnplkie, Buckland, Sweedenhouse coffee. The Oak not be out traded McClure Auto, BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone 4734. \ pal hospital) 16 bodies were count­ the lack of overall direction, co­ of the statute. The Europeans’ quest for a big­ ent no charges hava been mads tion windows. No painting, no Magic Chef combination, oil and ordination and planning.” children and grandchildren in.Long and waa at one time employed at against anyone for operating a Delicatessen, 35 Oak street. 373 Main street. Tel. 2-9442. Open WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and Business Property ed. Authorities said it would ha ger U. S. market for their goods the (Colonial Board (Company. Help Wanted— Male 86 changing, no storing. Free esti­ 420 Davenpbrt Avenue gas kitchen range, good condi­ He cited some Instances where Judge Ridge thuii ^ determined Island. gambling eatabUahmanL evenings. siding. Highest Quality ma­ for Sale 76 hours before an official casualty that the maximum fine which to {replace shrinking dollar aid, he Funeral service* for him will, be DOLLS RESTORED, dressed to terials. Workmanship I'guaran- mate given, no obligation. Call tion. Phone 8853 after 5 p, m. Boarders Wanted 59-A employes recruited in the United Baldo Raschi, of 376 MaA WANTED — Honest, dependable New Ha'/en, Conn. list can be issued. It will be neces­ could be levied for the courses of The choir of Emanuel Lutheran said, will present what he termed held tomorrow morning at 8 o'clMk order and wigged. Tel. Coventry teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn William Tupaky. 2-9095. LOCAL Va r i e t y store, fine lo­ sary to check known sutrvivors States ysnd sent (o Europe "have street. Legion poat commander, ' clean up man in the kitchen. Telephone ST 7-3-597 , WANTED—Room and board for conduct would be $30,000, and not C2turch will meet for rehearsal thia "the problem of whether the Inter­ at the Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 7-6MS. 1952 WILLYS. 7,000. miles'. Good Street. Phone 4860. , cation, low rent. A real buy at against the passenger list. The actually waited at their posts for was imavaltable for comment this Hours 6 a. m. to 2 p. m. Good STORM WINDOWS and doors. Machinetw and Tools 62 boy and girl, ape's one and two as much aa six months for their $320,000. His decision wa.'t ap­ evening, and if the weather la at nationally-minded Eisenhower .peo­ Main street, and at 9 o'clock In condition. Csll 6981 after 6. wages, Apply Cavey'g RMtau- 82,000. Inqiilre Charles W. authorities.feared, the stormy seas ple can prevail over the Taft St. Mary's Church, South (Coven- morning. * SANTA'IS HERE! Call to help JM^ANCHESTER — Rooflng and Permalum, Paramount, alum­ years. Call 5734 between 6:30 and first work assignments.” pealed directly to the Supreme all favorable will go caroling after rant. a USED TRACTORS, farm equip­ Lathrop. Realtor. 100 East Center claimed many victims whoee Court hv'the Justice department the rehearsal. , people's high protective tariff Mulcaliy said the downstalra make your Xmas party merry. 1951 FORD Station wagon. Coun­ Siding C o.^ lso all types' o' paint­ inum combination. Phone 4010. Diamonds— Watches— ment. snow plows, cement mix 8:30'p. m. bodies have yet to be recovered. "Many concrete evidences were part of the club waa uaad fo r nor'* street. Tel. 2-0384. found of overstaffing and lack of before, the case against the com­ views.” Irriends may qall at tl)e funeral Have him atop Xmas Eve to say try Squire. Very good condition, ing and rarMntry Work. Guaran­ Free eatimatea. Direct factory ers, gs'-'len tractors with equip­ Three women and a 10-year-oId mal activities and tha upatatra Jewelry' 48 overall direction,” Johnston said. pany Itself was tried. Taft, who lost his third bid for home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. ••Hello." 2-2795. 18,000 miles. Call owner. 2-279.5. teed work. Phoce 2-8933 for free NON FACTORY WORK dealer. ment, bulldozers in stock at all boy were among those succeeding The WBA Guard Club will meet for dice games. "The study revealed that many Frankfurtrer's opinion said the Friday night at 8 o ’clock with Mra. the Republican presidential nomi­ estimatee. LEObtAPD W. YORT, Jeweler, re­ times. Terms Dublin Tractor Co., Houses for Sale 72 In their attempt to swim to shore. (Commissioner Edwsird J. Hlokay t h e 'o a k delicatessen will COMPLETTE Selection of doll car­ pairs, acijuats watches ex^iertly. OPEN DAILY employes are totalned on the pay­ histor.v of the legislation and the. Samuel Schora of 83 Birch stre:t, nation to Elsenhower last July, North Windham Road, Williman- UNTIL 9 P. 31. The sesPwas still as rough at it had received the Informatloh, be open for your convenience Auto Acensories—^Tires t GREAT EASTERN Rooflng and Non-Factory work with a fu­ riages and atroilers. - Tricycles. Ressqnsbie prices. Open dsUy. roll with nothing to do long after "inexpllcltneas of Iti language” for its annual Chriatmsa party. has a seemingly clear road for tlc 3-3217. " STOP IN—ANYTIME wss yesterday when the liner went elect on as Senate GOP floor leader Make Repairs (Carroll said, which led to the raid.. Thursday from 8 a.’ m. 35 Oak Construction Co Applicators of Gifts for the entire home and Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce UNUSUAL aground on its voyage from Mar­ their particular projects are com­ weighed against the Justice de- Members *r* requested to provide There have been general Republi­ It came from citizens of Rddky street WINTER TIPES^ Pennsylvania Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed ture. Pays 8100 per week family. Appliances and TV. Cham­ street. Phone 2-4387. seille to Beirut. The gales had pleted. . . . oartment’a request that the law dollar gifts for exchange. NORMAN'S OPPORTUNITY "The best recommendation that can predictlont the two can, and Hill and town officiala Who knew Cleat, GoodySar Suburbanite and roofs and siding. Life-tima ajum- bers Furniture at the Green. Musical Instruments 58 •‘The Variety Mart" weakened, however. SkieS texlay be interpreted as permitting the of the activity. 2 in 1 recaps. Auto Lite. Penn.^ and up. $80 per week to start Opeh 10 a m. to 5 p. m. Eveninga I can offer at this time is that em­ listing o f Individual ofrense.<<. H. Crane Miller, son of Mr. and will work, in harmony. To Alcometer '’Personals 8 inum clapboard and combination the NrlRhborhnod KhnppinK CfnI^ Exceptionally large garden space were partly cloudy. With Mulcahy on the raid ware sylvanla and Bowers batteries. storm windows and screens. For 7:30 to 8:30. Fuel and Feed 49-A TRUMPETS, Clarinets,'tronrjxmes. 440 HARTFORD ROAD The first small craft able to ployes of the United States in Jowever, Douglas said that un- Mrs. Jacob F. Miller of 103 Ade­ Monroney said he agrees with if you can qualify. Must be heart of town. Charming six room areas wa inspected be reduced by at Del. Sgt. Eamuel Rome, Dat. THE PROSPECT HUl School for Ffee road, service. Terms on all free estimates call 8271. Evenings saxophones, guitars. Lasgest nudge alongside the stricken liner this case came along, "no court, laide, road, has been awarded a the recent, recommendation of John Doyle and officers Guy Bon- BRAND NEW 17” Emerson tele- Cape Cod with all rooms finished. \east'SO per-ebnt within the next f letter for managing the football Breakdown .May Impair young children. Transportation products Th« Budget Center, 91 8303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. selection of instruments in town. and take off passengers was ■o far as I can learn, has ever had Secratary 6f Commerce Sawyer .uomo, John Reardon and Thomas married and have a car. vision $169. Tax and warranty FIREPLACE WOOD, $18 per cord All accessories Expert repairing. Two extra lots makes this house 12 months and the immediate cur­ the Inventive genius to sugges't team at the Loomis School in that virtually all outright grant* furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ Center street. a very g o ^ buy at $13,700. BeiruJ Port's pilot ship. It loadad E^ectivenefig o f Device O'Brien. CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ included. Can arrange ternur to Phone 5564. Ward Krause 87 Walnut. 5336. tailment of activities that seem to that 'course of conduct' rather Windsor. Miller la a member of o f economic aid to Europe ahould tor. Phone 2-5767. 15 passengers, mostly women, and be winnlng'us enemies Instead of tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. Phone Manchester 8892 suit. Call 2-0980. headed for Beirut harbor four than the 'employee' is the u nit^ the senior class at Lbomis and be ended. liifi Court Cases BALLARD'S'Driving School. Man­ NOW Aluminum storm windows and SET of Slingerland radio king friends as a result of bungling and o f the crime.” also a member of the rifle team. Sawyer urged their replacement Evenings 7 ;30 to 10 P. M, ATTENTION Ladies! Slip covers Garden— Farm— ARTHUR A. KNOFLA .miles away. lack of direction." chester's oldest Thousands of gutters. All men protected by in­ ^drums. white pearl with 20” sym­ About the, same time, a small In other actions yesterday, the with a limited program of purchas­ ThV Manchester Police Depart- Armored Vest and drapes custom made. Re-up- Realtor He added that "fraud involving Police today reported two *r- accident free instruction hours. JY POPULAR REQUEST surance. Three years.to pay. Free Dairy Products 50 bol and accessories. Slightly used. motor launch put out from tha Supreme Court: ing from western nations items bolstering. Beautiful fabrics, 875 Main St._E et. 1921 procurement contracts and gen­ reata for minor motor vehicle vio­ men's alcometer la undergoing re­ Hundreds of satisfied students. 'estimates. Call 7180. Alfred MEN WANTED for general fac­ Phone 3721 after 6 p. m. \ aurf-pounded beach, successfully , Refused to hand down what needed for the European dAfenae prints, stripes, solids. Expertly TURNIPS FOR Sale. CTifford Phone Office S44() e r a 11 y unsatisfactory conditions could have been an important price lations. The t>er8ons ch a rg ^ pairs without ever having pro­ Saves Soldier Fob. appointment tel. 2-2245. Charert Owner. tory work. Apply Ka-KIar Cloth"' Evenings 3-5938 or 3-5B92 made the 500 yards to the ground­ effort. Monroney said he endorses Winter tires 1-2 price sale. finished, $5 down, $2 weekly, March, 258 Woodside street, Just surrounding our cenatruction con­ discrimination ruling because it are Harold D. Eastman. 25, of that view and added that "maybe duced evidence, used in court, it Toy Co., 60 Hilliard atreet. off Hillstown Road. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ed and apHt vets*], and brought tracts points to a long past over­ L a d ie s —ideal Christmas gift balance one year to pay. Call back seven passengers. It then held 7-2 that the Federal Trade RFD 2, South Coventry, for pasa- a half billion dollar program would Was confirmad today, and It I's be­ Seoul. Dec. 38—(ff>—The Army Buy one regular price, get one Mrs. Can- 3320. OUTSTANDING, Five room rapeh due overhauling of our military op­ commission was tard.v in filing its ing a stop signr and Valdor O. lor him. Schick 20 or Remln^oh Roofing 16-A EXPERIENCED Truck driven HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags, turned back for another load. do the trick” of helping the over­ lieved that this need for repair today said a aeldier'a armored vest with full haaenidnL Large living erations in the European and appeal. The case Involved an FTC Hafford, of Hartford, for parking SO electric rasurs. Russell's Bar­ 1-2 price. Casing plus tax. wanted. Must be oVer 21. Apply Household Goods 51 scrap Iron and other metal. Now „ Wife. Child Missing seas nations to help themselves to may have damaged the machine's fended o ff 10 Ckimmaiiist auto­ WESTINGHOUSE Electric Sewing room with fireplace and dining North African theaters.” complaint that certain diacrimina- within 25 feet of an Interaection. economic stability- ber Shop, Ce~nsr Osk and Spruce. ROOFIN'}-;r>3p6biallzing in repair­ Carlson Co., 44 Stock Place. is the time to sell for Xmas The rescued passengers were usefulness in producing evidence in matic rifle bullets and a closely'/ BATTERIES 50'"r OFF ing roofs of all kinds. Also hew machine, two yean* old $95. Phone MONTGOMERY WARD refriger­ area. Tvp large bedrooms,' Urge tiona occurred In a quantity dis­ Monroney said he Cound "a con­ the future. exploding Red grenadsi. ENJOY A Driver's license. For ex­ EXPERIENCED Young man or 2-5588 after 6. mon^y. Call Oetrlnsky 5879. Shivering* and showed signs o f count pricing system used by the Howard Waddell, son of Mrs. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys ator. Excellant condition. Like kitchen. Oeramfc tile bath and Shock. They were taken to hos­ trast nothing less than amazing" Chief of Police Herman O. The soldier, Pfe. Tom mias, IJa- pert instruction call the Manches­ lady to work In poultry store. Ap­ Minneapolia-Honeywell Regulator Anne Waddell of 467 Porter street, cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex- new. Call 2-2558. ah6wer. Hot water oil heat, cop­ pitals. One of the survivors was Sheriff Connects between economic headway made Schendel aald today the machine, catur, HL, waa halplaff a-srounded ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. ply Lynn Poultry Store, 505 Main CARPET REMNANTS. 98c'.and Company. The company won a returned to work this week in the in Italy with the help of U. S. aid, buddy 4urlng a recent acUofil whan SERVICENTER perlenea. Free eetimates. Call 'up. Manchester Carpet Cehter, REGULATION Size ping pong^ per tubing. Lot 60 x 192, t . H. A. ’the small son of Francois Pugh, which waa purchaa^ last August street, or call 2-8098. ANTIQUE CHINA and glass Chicago court decision which the town Engineering Department af­ and a lack of recovery in Spain, to establlah beyond question th* a Red infantryman rah up aafl be­ WANTED — Ride to and from Hqwley. Manchester 5361. 308 Main attreeL Phone 2-4343. tajfs. Call 7449. . , approved'and wU quaUfy far O.' a French embassy employe here 436 Center St. Phone 2-0980 Make 'bvely and lasting Christ­ I. mortgage. Inquire Charier W. Ship with Revolt trade commiaaion sought to over­ ter an absence of two years during which received non*. amount of alcohol consumed - by gan firing at Milas, member of Aeths "Ufe Insurance Co., from YOUNG MAN over 18 with driver’s Pugh kept an all night vigil on turn In the Supreme Court. which he waa in the armed forces. "Spain could very well use some­ 30% OFF ON all records' and al­ mas gifts. Virginia L. Madden's Lathrop. Realtor, 100 East Center the cold sanTlv beach. His wife persona arrested for Intoxication, Company H, 160th Infantry ftegl- vicinity of Foster street. Call llce.tse for part time work in drug Waddell has been a member of the thing akin to the Point Four pro­ Heating— Plumbing 17 bums, at North End Soda Shop Antique'Shop in Findell Venetian street. Tel. 3-0384. and another child, who were also Rye, N. Y „ Dec. 23— (/P)—West­ Ruled 6-2 that U. S. courts can has bean aent back to its manufac­ ment, U. 8. 40th Dlyiatea. 2-8616. store. Apply In person, 459 Hart­ ban the Improper use of trade­ 416th Military Police Company gram of economic aid,” he said "The Impact of tan slugs serosa Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 187 North Main. Blind BuNdtng, Manchester aboard, were not heard from. chester County Sheriff John E. turers In New Haven for repairs. N HEATING From A to Z. Con­ ford Road. Green, 1 to 5 dally. Other hours. FIVE ROOM slngl*. 32 foot Uving marks on products sold abroad by 'Stationed at Fort Jay, Governor's "but with the pride they have, It Ha had used It for eaperimantation his cheat at close'range knocked HAPPY h o l id a y s Ten bodlaa w$re wathed ashore Hoy reported yecterday the dis­ would hava to be handled deli­ version burners, boiler-burner 25% OFF Motorola table model Telephone 2-3807. JARVIS R EA im 19S2 HOLIDAY room with knotty pin* paneling, American citizens,,, The decision Island, N.'Y. purposes after It asrivad, he said, Miles down, hut they Adn't pane- \ 1. AUTOMATIVB Service aaleaman. When a lifeboat made a de'perate covery of an ocean-going criliser cately.” BOY'S 24" Bicycle, good condition. units, complete heating systems. radios. Few left. 312 Oakland fireplace. cat.Uet k^qhen,- three applied specifically to the word but he had found during theaa ex­ trata hia armored vest,” the Army to nil my friends and former Experienced man wanted by pro- PRANK S Antiques and second Attamptto- fslUk riiore but -4ta|^ reportedly owned by Jose Duarte, "Bulova" stamped on ‘W'atchea sbld Monroney auggeated Spaniard* Phone 5063. All work guaranteed. Time pay­ atreet. Phone 2-9406. large bedrooms'' storm whdowa periments that ''there was a leak said. customers! Tnese greeting.^ gi'essive G, M. dealership. All re­ hand store, 56 ‘ .'ooper street. Buys CALENDARS ARE READY sized. The surv'ivors were aavad by 35, on* o f four men seized In con­ In Mexico city by a citizen of San would not accept help labeled a* Miles was still on the greun'd 1 ments arranged Morlarty Broth­ and BcrcenSj oil hot water heat nection with a Bvapected Cuban in it.” plies confidential. Wrltt Box Q. LARGE Automatic gas heater with and rells good used furniture and Lebanese army champl(m swim­ Antonio, Tex. • r. Reception Given intended for "underdeveloped coun when a hand grenadt axpledad Juat come from a fast grpwing ers. Tel. 5135. Illness forces aal*. $10,800. CJarl- revolutionary plot. Schendel aald it was aent back GIRL'S 24" wheel Columbia bl- . Herald, staiting qualiflcationa. thermostat. This Is a gpod one, antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to Pick up yours at 6.54 Center Street, Manchester, mers. coast guard men and volun­ Upheld 6-3 the power of the In­ trie*,” - themaual definition of Point a few feet away. In spite of this, he town on the west coast of Flor­ ton W Hutchins 2-5183 or 6231. teers. The 84-foot motor craft was to New Haven about eight weeke cycle, $15. Phone 2-1377. GUARANTEED fast plum.bing and $35. Boxer Farm, Phoenix street, ' 5:30. or phone 4112 and we will be happy to deliver terstate Commerce commission to Minister^ Wife Four aaslstance. ago. "recovered himecif” and killed bit ida, a semi-tropi6al location Vernon. Tel. Rockville 5-9036. 183 THOMPSHf Road—Six room Three British planes made i-n- found at a shipyard oii Long Island raise railroad freight rates in a Town Court Prosecutor John J. Red assailant with a. burst from heating. Alterations and new Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 yours direct. Buccessful efforts to 6y over the Sound, in the New York suburban with supf and sand on the Gulf 1952 DELUXE Double oven Frigt- 7 Cape Cod. Two hatha, one with single state to help make up losses O'Connor said today that since the his carbine, the Army added* „ • * . work. Time payments arrailged. ship and drop cables to connect the area. Sunday afternoon from 3 to 8 of Mexico. I am now a regis­ Wanted Autos— CANARIES—Guaranteed singerv. daire rang*. Originally $410. now stall shower. Fireplace, open on passenger services generally. alcometer has had to be sent back Skellcy Bros. 2-8714. " broken vetael to the shore. Hoy gave thl* history o f the craft: o'clock the congregation of the Zion Church Sets tered Real Estate Sale.sman Motorcycles 12 Also females. Will hojd until BABY CRIB. Good condition. Call $250. Excellent condition. 2-4140 For complete real estate service, phone Jaruis stairway. Hot water oil heat. The ruling applied to an ICC order fdr repalra, lawyers defending PLUMBING And heating. Special­ 2-2197 b efo^ 6 p. m, after 6 p. m. Aluminum combtnation storm Membenr of the Are brigade It is a former air-sea rescue boat, Increasing freight ehargea in Flor­ North Methodist (Church welcomed persoim .arraigned on intoxication Christmas. Phone 2-0426. Realty, Manchester 4112 anytime. Open Daily and it* new mlnliter. Rev. John E. Little Joyce Ready ' and can give complete real es­ WANTED—G'vvd^-clean, used cars. izing in repairs. Copper water from Beirut’s international air- once owned by the government and ida, to correspond with increases Yuletide Service charges ' may have an argument windows and screens. Hatchway, Post, and hit wife at an Informal tate service to all the people See Bob Oliter, Center Motor piping, remoleling electric equip­ COCKER SPANIEL Puppies. 9 CROCHETED Bedspread and Sunday. lovely yard, approx. 76’ x 188', pqrt helped In the surf rescues bought by Duarte for $20,000 last ordered previously in interstate against the machine's results table cloth. $20 each. Call Rock­ NEW CROP OF YOUNG President Camille Chamoun of Nov. 24. Duarte then contracted to freight rates. recaption in the parlors of the of Manchester. Write me your Sales, 461 Main etreet. ment for plugged drains. Edward weeks old. Red and black. A.K.C. with trees gmora, Juat a Jump For years the Christmas Eve whenqt Is finally used to get evi­ F or H oliday Parly ville 5-4160. Lebanon came to the scene, for the h ve $14,000 worth of reconversion Named a special master to study' church. A corsage was- presented dence. O'Connor said it colild be needs. Johnson 6979 or 5044. registered. Howard C. Chase', from. Verplanck school. Immadl- Mrs. Poat by Mr*. Jessie Sweet. aervice at Zion Lutheran Oiurch Harmony . Hill. Hebron Road, CHICKENS ata ciSdupaney; Five Tyler, exehi, third time -since- the 12,546-ton work done on the boat by the Wil­ Texas' complaint that New Mexico argued that since the liiachine, TWO PAIRS size 6 boys’ hockey violated an agreement on use of The parlor was decorated with has been a favorite one, for young Baltimore, Dec. 33 — (B — UtUs Busineofl Serviceti Offered 18 COMPLETE FURNACE repair­ South ;Bol(on. Phone Manchester HEAVY live agent. 2-4469. liner grounded, and talked with tbe liam B ( ^ r John and Associates and old, church sch(x>l and con- which measures the ampunt of al­ Joyce Ann Jones and bar patched- ing aen’ice. Gas. oil or coal. Win­ shoe skates, practically new. reccue teams. boatyard here. Rio Grande waters. greens and polnsetttaa and a novel cohol In a person’s .blood, was KAY MARSHALL 5427. (Christmas tree adorned the tea irregatton. Zion's chartered Silver up heart are ready fer a big Christ­ ANTIQUES Reflnished. Repairing ter air cunditio'ning aystenv< In- Price $5 per pair. 46’* Summer ROASTERS .... Lb. 59c MANCHESTER—, Five year pld , .Ship’s Back Broken Duarte and the three other men Dlsmissjtd 8-1 a case involving faulty once it could be faulty street. Plione 3761. —----- Btli* A VV ' table. Mr*. Griswold Chappell, Mr*. Lane bus WllTleav* Bratnard place mas party tomorrow. done op any furniture, Tieman, atalled and aerviced. T. R., Aitkin, CANARIES- A large selection of cape Cod. FlrspUc*,. Ruseo com­ A 6erce gal* blew the 12,546-ton were arrested riiortly after a cache the power'of the Utah Public Serv- again and the evidence it fur- Box 593, Englewood, Florida 189 South Main street. Phone ice commission to regulate truck­ James Pickles, and Everett Ken­ at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow and all the Th* aix-year-old girl from Wash­ 9 McCabe atreel Phone 6793. guaranteed singers. Also females CAPONS ..... Lb. 68e bination stornl windows Uirough- Jiner, a 2^yaar-oM vateran of of grenadw, bazooka, abells, rifle niahea, therefore,' cannot be ab- ington atm ts bedfast at Johns 5643. NORTHLAND 7'j’ toboggan, ers who haul movie films to and nedy formed the reception com­ boys and girls are asked to be at cepted without question. (Formerly of 60 Porter St. for- breeding. Will hold until Special Prices For Freezer* out. Oil heat. Itecreatloii room French shipping, on to the reef yes­ bullets, gunpowder and naplam waa the church 30 minutes before the 7 Hopkins Hospital but making fine CALL MANCHESTER 3638 for kitchen heater, boy's bicycle, Deliver^ In 5Ianche*ter from points in Utah. mittee. Pouring at the table were The court has been relying on Christmas. Inquire 32 Bank atreet and cellar, with refrigerator and terday as ah* battled toward ■etzed last Friday in a boarded-up Mrs. Cora Clarke, Mrs. LeVeme o'clock service. Parents mav come progress after an unusual heart op- MANCHESTER Welding Service. your plumbihg repairs and altera­ or call 2-0024. cedar chest, woman's ski suit, Wednesday Morning the standard bl(>od teat nmthod Manchester) Portable equipment. General size 18-20. Phone 2-1553. piano. Fenced back yard. Near Bclrult. The fierce seas and dart gasoline filling station at nearby Holmes, Mrs. Henry Hcmbrechta or go home on the "but with the eraUon. tions. Prorrtpt service. Youngs­ Sdiool and bvs. llUat aril quick­ broke her hatdc and sent a wid4 Mamaroneck, N- Y. and police/Sobriety test* for evi­ welding, boiler and furnace weld­ town kitchens sold and installed. KELLY'S AQUARIUM. New and Mra. Arline Culver. children aa room permits. Dr. Harria B. Schumacher, Jr„ Sales and Service crack down hOr amidahips aecUoa, On* of tbe prisoners waa quoted dence in intoxication case*. ing Phones'2-16.58 or 2-8762. C. O. Lorentsen, Contractor. shipment of tropical ,flsh. We PHIL/X) ,12'i” table model tele­ ly. 811,400. Carlton W. Hutchins." Driscoll Proposes A servle* entitled ''Emmanuel," formerly a surgeon at Hepkint and AutomobRea for Sale 4 vision. Ehccellent condition. Per- H. A. FRINK 2-8132 or 6231. apparently Eplittlng her pparL by the sheriff as saying the arms now head of tha department now have flnehea for sale. 29 Tel. Manchester 7ISS with the (Hirlstmaa account in col­ / ■ FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with The fury of the storm had felled were bring ooUacted for a Christ- surgery at tha University of In­ CHRYSLER Imperial: Sschflee EKFICIk.NT Plumbing and heat­ Sunset street. Ope^ 'til 9. *■ ' f*ct for recreation room. Very Sbllivan Ave.—Wapping 214 SPRUCE STREET. MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 Walerfrout Police ored film and harmonized recita­ for 12.485. Originally $4,700. linoleum asphalt tils counter. ing. Plugged draina machine reasonable. Phone 2-5650. MANCHESTtBR — Four - rooms, atterapta by air asid Sea rOacuers maa revolt against Preaidant Ful- Hospital ?iote8 tion by a large number of the Sun­ Iitc^oming D ef eilse diana, patched up Joyce Ann*i. . lafge kitchen with cabfnata.' oU Eleven months old., Immaculate, Expert workmanship, free esti­ cleaned. Phone 6497. FRENCH POODLES —Beautiful of at least five maoona to begin gencio Batista of Cuba. - r day aediool members, will be pre- heart a week ago. Btaam heat. Excelknt condition, sedan. Completely equipped, radio, mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ black American Standards. Slight JtDMIRAL-BENDIX-MOTQROLA removal of the throataned hun­ Three 'of the-men were released Trenton, N. J.. Dec. 23—(ff)— Parents Today: 125 seftted. / Officials Confer Ha took a section from the out-: heater, power steering, power niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. dainag;, $75'. Ail perfects. $150, near stores, school. Two-car ga­ dreds on; the ship.. Id Mdl;,'but Duarte remained in Gov. Alfred B. Driecoll aald today ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Th* indoor nativity has been im-. aide covering of the heart and, strteted it across a hols thalda. / brakes. Phone 2-0622. LENNOX Furnaces and warm ait Boxer Farm—at -Vernon. Tel. rage, ameslte drive, 60‘ chicken Measagerles Marltlmea official JalL ‘Thtiy Were chafged with Ulegal 'a special interstate police force, Cheryll Parson, 30 Silas road; Ed­ nroved with a sketched drawinr of -He:.'performed the lam* opeim MANCHESTER TV ^rvice. heating. Earl Van Camp. 2-5844. Rockville 5-9036. coop. Illness foroaa tale. $11,600. said that among the paasengart-^ poaaa.alon of two truckloads of with Jurisdiction throughout th* mund Schubert, 38 CUnton street; Bethlehem, and a new light e f^ t Washington, Dec. 23 — CHpVROLBrrS, 1946. 1947. 1948, radio and TV speciali.sts since Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-8182 or described as most French tourists firearms. entire port area, la among propo- Frank Gattl, 14 Florence street; by Hans Welst, a refugee 'imung (Hiarlea E. Wilson snd his assist tlrni on an Indiana bdy JuSt befifla * OLD If URNACES repaired, steam, Thankfigiving aim th* hoepltal pao- k 1949. 1950. 1951, 1952, two doors 1934. Hou.9e service csll $3.50. CANARIES--A nice selection of 6281. ' . and busineaemen—was one Apiart- aaU to end cr me on the New York Mrs. Eugenia Prove, 176 South man who has a oontiderab)*^^ col­ ants Tn the incoming Defense de­ eSn, identified only as entries pie cay as far aa they know that and four doors. All dclOxe models Phone 2-2186 di\^ or night. hot water, winter air condition. graraflteed singetv. Will hold un RANGE and FUEL OIL waterfront. , Main street; Mrs. Irene Roy, 83 lection o f paintings, and - has at­ partment held a day-long round of SIX R0OM Cap* cod, two unfin­ Harrta. He was believed. t6 be' a wq* the flrat time it ever baa been' and fully equipped. Slop in and Complete heating systems Inr til Xmas. Phone 8736. Driscoll told a newa conferenca Walker street; Mrs. Ruth Somer­ tended a Hartford art school. From conferences today with the offlclals compare this selection of beatiti- DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, stalled. New water mains in­ ished, hot water heat. xopper tub­ resident of Franc*. Mossadegh Limits done. Septic Tanks Cleaned he had not yet discussed such a ville, 56 Helalne road; Mrs. Eliza­ earlv school years he vras interest­ they are to succeed at the Penta­ _ful, clean, guaranteed cars at copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, stalled. Sewers clea'hed with elec­ KELLY’S AQUARIUM special for 24 Hour Delivery Service ing. screens and storm doors. The crew of the Champollion police force with New York ed in drawing and painting and gon. Joyce Ann's heart waa bad when Center Motor Sale*. 461, Main - guns, etc., repaired. Shear! House |n very good condition. this marning made g vain attempt beth Robbins, Green Lodge; Fern she waa borii and at five wfieka. trical equipment. Complete one week. Male bettaa, $1.50 each. authorities, but that It waa on* of Green, 165 Main street. theaa pictures from / earlv veers In a noontime interlude after street knives, mowers etc. put into con­ i CM! MoKhwtw's S«wm*t SptdalftH Near school and bus line,' Price to launch a small boat for the Stay of Diplomats doctors predicted she would live ne plumbing and repair work. Guar­ 29 Sunset street. Open 'til 9. many proposals under conbldera- ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. were all lost whl|* In a refuge* meeting with the present Secre­ dition for coming needs. Braith- 9M.900. Inquire Charles W. perilous Jdurney to shore hut the longer than 13 yams. They will anteed work. Time payments ar­ llon. Olivia Johnson, 18 Henderson road. camp. ^ / tary of Defense. Robert Lovett, PICK UPS; 19.')1 Ford- IP.IO Ford, waite, 5'2 Pearl street. tiny craft quickly capsized. Five Tehran. Iran, D ^ . 33— Iff)— Pre­ net hazard any gueasea about what ranged. V. Marcin Co. Tel. 4848. Lathrop. Realtor, 100 East Cen­ The Governor reported that New BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a Provision la m*de for loudsoeak- Secretsiry-designate Wilson under 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton. 1949 Chev­ Live Stock— 'Vchiclefl 42 MORIARTY BROlHERS SAVE TWO WAYS: ter .street. Tel. 2-0364. other crewmen who towed a cable mier Mohammed Moisadcgh issued her chances are now, but it Joyce rolet. 1947 Podge. 1948 and '41 Jersey's Crime Council, which he daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Leonard ing to the assembly room below for President-elect Eisenhower, told n REFRIGERATION Service, com­ (1) LOW PBICE . . , the most .modem equipment and ma- from the ship to the shore by email a decree which would limit the said was cooperating with the New an” who may not find room in the Ann'e immediate reaction la any in­ CMC 1-ton. 1949 StudebaUrr, 1916 mercial and doilneatlc. See our BIG THREE Year old. thorough­ 815 CENTER STREET Kanehl. 336 Spruce street; a reporter*: tEU.. 51.86 ch ia^ la Connectient ronke* possible a' BETTER JOB at a beat yMterday also were spilled member* of all foreign diplomatic York.Oime Commission in a probe auditorium! A varied selection of "We’re both very anxious to dication things wilt be fine. Chevrolet 1944 Ford 1 ', ton long di.splay of guaranteed used refrig­ Morinir—Tnickinr— bred Toggenberg buck. Sacrifice daughter to Mr. and Mra. John LOW|£b PBICE. >. Suborban for Sale 75 In the sea but swam to land. The and other offbeial mlealona to on* of waterfront racketeering sind gifts will be presented to alt church make thl* tranaition ip a very She's been gaining atrangUi rap­ wheelbase, 1948 CMC, 1942 Inter- erators George H. Williams Aa- Storage 20 $25, or will trade fo r milking cable later broke. Mulddon, Warehouse Point. (2) YOUB JOB IS ENGINEERED , . . alt septic tanks, Dmln- term In Iran. crime, has received $75,000 for its school membra, and candv pack­ high-f!lasi way.” idly, cleaning up her plat* at avefy. aaUonsi. .1939 International ■■•xrciates 260 Tolland Turnpike. goat. Phone Rockville 5-7313. BOUTON —. Brand nsw cuts four- . Re^era laboring under winds .BIRTHS TODAY; a daqghtbr to meal. She’s bright and cheerftfl. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., ngn nad. sewer, lines are installed under the watchful taper- . The decree, however, providei work this year. ages will he available for all Referring to meetings of the new dump, 1949 Ford panel, 194 .Manchester. Phone 2-3585, nights ylalon of a Drainage Engineer. RESIST: Yon are protected room ranch; two bedrooms, lull o f gbla force finally fixed a thin Mr. and Mra. Howard Miller, 23 Already she can-jiit up in bed, et^- local and long distance moving, X basement, plastered wans, oak that parsontl may have a second "We're prepared to recommend .vounger children not attending the service fiecretartCk' and the deputy Chsvroiet sedan deJiver.v. lx)w 7691, ngalnst coetly .bhmders . . . A BIG SAVING. An engineered Job manila rope— only an Inch and a term If they have worked tor the Bank atreet; a son to Mr. and Mrs. dllng a big doll and making papar >\ pacHim;. atorage C.'all 5187. Hart­ floors, tile bath, ‘A acre land, good * very substantially larger sUm” William Manning, TOO Sunset Sunday school. Secretary of Defense with the pricea. Champ s, Route 30, Rock gives yon LAWINO AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS. quanar in diameter—from ahip to improvement of relations between present members, Wilson aald: chains for the Oiriatmaa« tree in COMPLETE Repair, by Stuart R. ford 6-1423. loeation. Choose own decorating for next year's work," he added. Ridge road; a daughter to Mr. and A cordial Invitation la extended vine 5-9574, We neerl RancH Hoiaea. shore Just aa darkness (all last their country and Iran and ohtatn "The only object that the 10 of th* children's ward at Hopklna. ! Wolcott on washing machines, colors. Phan* Barbara Woods, night. The ship's crew tied the DTisColl told newsmen he waa Mra.'Leon Schneider, Rockylll*. to.-all, also thoa* srilheut’sa church OofbBiala and Cape Cod* LOOK THESE HQMES OVER tpeolal consent from Parliament's home.. us have is in the best Interest* of Hef bed wjll be rolled out to the , vacuum - cleaners, motors, small MANCHESTER —Packagb Deliy- Agent, Slots line to an empty amall beat and disgusted with tesitmony given the DISCHARGE-D YESTER­ , . ONE OWNER CARS >ry. Local light trucking arid ----- at fair prleea for our cash (oteign affaire committee. our'country.” , play porch for the (Hiriatmaa party spplianies. Pick up and delivery. S cuatomera. Quick aervtca Be Safe! o o ^ Be Sure! the waves fashed the boats to New York Crime Oommtasion. last D A Y: Silvio Mariottl, 80 Home­ tomorrow. If everything goes well, package delivery; Refrigerators, No foreign subjbetb with a ra? The.newly named ottclUs talked “ ALL WINTERIZED A-1 repair.. Sales. 180 Main. —no red tape. ‘ 2 KDSOOM. ZANCH HOME ' shore. Tbe shore end of the rope Friday by" fonher Nbw . Jersey stead street; Luther Skinner. Joyce Ann may be ready to go washers and aloVe! m ovii» a R C A U — ^ . 'Wanted— Real Estate 77 eord of "interference” in Iranian briefly with reportera while newa Two 1951 Plynioijth C!tanbook Phone 8597. t Tile bath, large Hvtiig room aM kitchen, full eellar, " was anchored to a Lebanese, army Governor Harold Hoffman. Rockville; (Hinton Wright, 25 MFC Art Club hpme by New Year's. , , , Club Coupes, radio and heater apeclaltv. Phone 2-0752. ASbira will be permitted to enter Indicating Hoffman might be cameramen were photographing hot water oil heat, all utilities; $10,800. CAtH BVTBRP"^tliif'Y^. £ Knighton atreet. 'Uuftti, then beaded for lunch and one owner—low mileage. WINDOW SHADES^fnade to order, -J- ^*£yii#itjiaBsea ataifiding on the ^ a country,, the decree said. asked to explain his testimony, ALBAIli A BERRY*, rubbish re- arvis realty 6 And seveb'iooei'abigles aad Dpputy Premier Hotsbln Fatemi DISCHARGED 'TODAY; Mrs. ^ecks Hospital afternoon aeaslons In groups and • 1961 Plymbuth O m bndge Club and inatalled. Venetian bllndi J THE M cKi n n e y b r o s ; tww=TKmny ho'ide* in Manchester, beach last night aald tha ahip ap- DrisepU said he probably would Ruth Somerville; 56 Helain* road Coupe, radio-and heater.. Real moval. houH^hold arui commercial. la announcing the deeree at a newb take up the matter with Hoffmaa'a individually. Public Records and curtain rods. 24 hour service. Li^ht tnickinjr. Phone 2-2fJ9l:. 3 REDROOH RANCH HOME (ton, CoreotQr M d . Vlm o*, pcarad to be split sntiraly In two. Nancy Grimaaon, 46 Wells street; Clean car. Estimates gladly given. Fagan . PHONE 4112 oonferenca gave this explanation: immediate superior. At the Pentagon yvith Wilson Die bath, large llvtag room, modem kitchen, fnU cellar, SEWERA6E DISPOSAL COMPANY Howard R Haatlhga, 2-1107 Tbi* sMmed to ansa the aituation, Mrs. Vera Pokutny, 16 Ridgewood Manchester Memorial Hospital were Roger .M. Kyea, who will be r ^961 Dodge Wa>-farer - 2 door se­ Window Shade Co. Route 44 at however, since the. two .halves "Some diplomatic officiala Of Hoffman, who was New Jersey dan, radio and healer, Gyromstic hot water'oil heat, all utilities, $11,800. street; Mrs. laabeUe Parciak and has bean decorated for th* holiday deputy' Defense Secretary; Robert) Warrantee Deed* Bolton .Notch. Phone 2-4473. DRAINAGE and SEWERAGE ENGINEERS CONSIDEKINO Bb Ll INiS apparently settled firmly on the certain countries have interfered Governor from 1935-38 Is now un­ drive. Paintlng—Paperinc 21 la Iranian internal affa ^ contrary daughter, .146 (Hiestnut street; season -by the Art (Hub of Man­ T. Stevens, Army Secretary-detig Alexander Jarvla to Olln Clay­ YOUR. PROPEHTTf sandy bettoita about 10 feat apart der appbintraent by Driscoll. Mra. Edith Sadroatnskl and son. 76 I960 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door se­ POWER BURNERS and. Range PHONE BUlliDCIt— MANCHESTER 2-3340—S-025S— 2-S00i 130-132 Pm yI StTBBt, ManelwstM’—-Td. 5301 to their duties, whien provoked chester High School. The lobby, nate; Robert B. Anderson, ifevy ton Lewis, property at 99 Trebhe Without obligation to you, we Cloee to Shore He told (he . New York Crime Garden street; Mrs. Dorothea Mar­ elevator shafts and the dining dan, 2, black or blue, real clean Burners expert.y cleaned and liead Herald Advs. hotrod and dlagust for the Iranian Commission ' th a t he recently Harold E. Talbott. Air Force. drive. '' C4UW. PAINTING And Papering. No % ill abjwate* or make yeti e cash . The ChampolUon sThs so dose tin,. Mansfield Depot; afrs. Eliza­ room were, decorated, with paint­ serviced. I AIAkg TMINCS RCAPY TORTHF fARTY... property. Btv* many cash buy­ These are nonnallv uaad to moor •”e«nt«Vo hora. Ho named former For those patients at the hoa- 1949 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door Se­ Sablilz. Phone 2-2027. available. Get, our spring nuLside U. 8. Minister Lmiis Rreyfut be- Two Are Injured,- West; Mrs. France* Kurtz and son, Bradley. Uis chairman, and other O cstw ood drive. " dan. heater. AMYTHiNfeUJCS THlS.T^ - v ers. Murtgagea arranged. Pleas* larger ahipa to the oil Um tar- 38 Erie street; Mrs. Hedda Retch- pltal net on prescribed diets by department officials. Exeoaters Deoil prices now. Call CTiff Scorsb. call Qidrga Lk. Oroatiidleii.Beal- mihal at SIdon, .|6 aallas aeuth of caia* of hia efforts to botUr rela- their doctors, a Chriatmaa dlnnar 19M Chevrolet Fleenriaater. radio LINOLEUM Remnants 50c aquara 2-4298. , lln and son, 80 Sanford road; Mary iaabeUe Margeson, executrix af and heater. Club coupe. tor. 3^ ^ 78. lOK R rfly abeet ^ . MeiruL tioiu with local charitlea 'and for Cut Finger,. Leg will be provided. inehidUig roast HOrFMANN-RE-EUECTED yard. Ajrphalt tile, wall covering. - ■ - — I- Th* th# favoraMo wpird about Iran he W ith fw , 129 Lenox atreeL ' the will o f U iry Brown, ta An­ 1946 Plymouth Special Deljixe, Done by rellatje, wriMralhed •The .•phampoUlda, a veteran o f turkey with chestnut dresaing, aiA - Soorbraeokea, tbe Saar, Dec. PAPERING. PAINTING. Moor BUTOU WAI7 apbead bi the tliUtod Statea; former thony Dsen and A lbert. BMurpa. radio and heater. 4 door sedan. men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall the .Jdaiditerraneah tun,- was built giblet gravy. Miss Marjorie Burr, 2St—The Saar's new parUament sanding and reflnishmg. Ceilings two-family hoBWit. Ambaaaador Honry Orady bocauae Morris Bczzlnl of tbe Old Col­ LUffCH GUfl2ST KILLED property at 619 North Mala BtrMt, • LoHv mileage. Nice car. Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. in 1937 but had been remodeled head dietician, has prepared the today re-elected Johannes Hoff­ whitened. Call Gilbert Flckett aad confldaotlai eorY^^-< of intefvl'ews Fatemi said Grady ony Ck>. on HUliafd street injured . Seoul, Dee, 23— (ff) — CpI, BoUdlng Paia flla 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe Phone 2-4022, eveninga 6166 or 6982. ■ huri r m . she waa 604 feet James A, Murray of Mnakogee, full menu that include tomato mann mlnlater praaident of the Reale, Kroaei 2-191% t' ‘ 't-' long Bhd |)sd a spaed of 16 knots. gave pointing out the right of Iran the third linger of his right hand To Community OnutrucUen Club' Coiq>e. Radio, heater, price 8109. Okie., who luached with U. S. bouillon find stuffed olive ganUsh, tiny autonomous state by a vote ------!------Aa Inlaniatlonal word battle be­ to nationallae th* oil industry. thia morning on a cloth cutting- crisp wh^t triangles, mashed po­ (CH>mpany for Brtmig Moake, al- low. P^^^NTING^^xteH^rTnd^ interior, PreeUent-elect Elaeahower ea a o f 45 to fonr. The imly opposition tween Israel and Lebanon over Fatemi declined to give ox- machine. He ^as treated at tatoes and broccoli with hollan- terationa and additions to dwell­ 194P Dodge 4-Door. Heater, tu- ATTICS AND BasemenLt cleaned. paperhanging. Ceilings reflnlsh- Manchester Memorial Hospital by Keraaa blDeide three week* ago, came from the fear Communist to «c color. whether or not Debanoa had barred nmploo of- unaccopUble eOciaU daiae sauce, baked souash, grape­ ing at Autumn atraat, $1,000. Rubbiih and aithei hauled. AH fd., Wall paper books' nn reqgesL CAU*'.' , • who formerly sorv^ foreign gov- Dr. Thomas Healy and five su­ waa killed la a reoeat patrol ac- deputies. Hoffman, who favora 1987 G. M. C. Chaasia and Cab. Jdwlah ship* from aiding in the fruit avocado cranbairy relish To John F. Lana for altera* jota do.ne at your , convenience Eitfmatea given. Fully insured. enimcnts bare, baa prevkaialy tures were faken to close the ttea tiM Arm y diaclaaed today. contlnoatioa af tbe Soar** pieb-. tlons and additions to ham at 970 .HaaUr. Make us an offer. Clwritt W i laH/krkp • l*wn>6 afforta apparently wab over fialad, french dreesing, hot rolls Reasonable rates.,Phone 2-3802 or Call Edward R. Price. 2-1003. cKarged aomo BrtUali eflteiala with 'wound.' . Murray, a asMBber e t Oaauaay eat policy of close economic col- Gardner street, $600. 1941 Ford 8 Club Coupe. Radio 2-9791. . r b k todisy. Haifa port authorities said and butter. Topping off the big intortanne* and the Brarillan am- Adolph Simone of Aiidover aiif- B *t Elaeahower*! eld IdthEagt- laboratloa with Pynaoe, led hla To Paul Aceto for Mrs. Agaea a|id heater. , UABILtry INSUBAJYCB an Isflkeli nSVal corvette has been dinner will be a plum pudding wltn TILE .7EIUNGS Installed for AND REAL B8TAT« haabtdnr waa racaliod'recently by ferad a sever* wound below the oaeat. U. S, Third OIvtalaa. was (Hirtatmaa bard sauce or ice cream Christlaa People!* party to a ,Acato, alterations and addltlosu to Repairing 28 orderiul to leavb fo r the eeeac. U# own governmbnt bfterMos- knee of hU right leg when he cut ebe * f three eoMlera ehoeea t* reeoaadhig vietery la last garage, storage place taad office SOLIbtENE, INC. I home, uffice or buaineaa. Nu-' An efficial ladbaH source aidd and either mUk, _ tea or coffaa. Dodge and Plymouth Care ' , CLEAIZiN€iNEM2. M i Jteal ^aatar ai^ 1U. t-a m aadagh bad lodged a complaint it with an ana. Fourteen ttltcb- huch with Eleeahewer ea pork Bfionth'a electlea. wtaalag 29 of at Adama road near HUBarfl Wood, Flintcoat and Johna-Man- MATTRESS Yolir old mattreaaea yaeterday that Lebtaea fla t ro- Qbriatmaa favora will adorn aa^ .,P°**9* Job Ratad Trucks jOFTMEUTUC agniaatkiaa a* wars n q u ln d . rtlepe aafl taaerkraat. tray. atreet, 99>000. vllle. Gr»at Eaatem Roofing and ateriJlzeu and remade lik* ngw. P63PLE EVERYONE MAD MIS mOMsr ft Phone 5101 Congtrijction. Ere* «*Uniat*s. Cau A Safe Placad to Buy Used Cara. Call Jones Purniture: ajjd'FIoor TA6IC TD PEiefORM, RDR. Coverilng, 36 Oak. 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- moB sixmisf iiantlff^r lEufttitiie llfralb ■^^r^ 'TOT^SDAY, DE( This Edition Is The Herald^s Christmas Gift to Its Newsboys ■ M>-

The Croase and Blackwell food ^TheWaatlMr hamper which waa given, away Sat­ Bad Weather Provides ____ j • •* h * ATotaga Daily Nat Praaa Ron Chief Urges : '.'Vadiaa Wiaalc EiMM' - About Town urday by the I^ehurst Grocery Party for Guardsmen >—■ - ___ - was won by Mrs. James W. Farr Dae. M. IMS '"■f! of 84 Bigelow street, with ticket Only three of the members r IX. Robert A. Jones, eon of J*r. Holiday Care Fair eoaStneed naild laaight. No. 178,478. of Mary Bushn'ell Oteney :Eor Last -Minute -Shoppy ■H4.Mn. a. w. Jones Of S54 SUm^ 1 0 ,8 6 0 \ Partly eiaedy, little ehoaga la taaa- mit stm t; arrived home 8unda>, Auxiliary N o., IS. United for the hOltdaye. He is an instruc­ The Christmas party of the* Sal­ Spanish War Veterans, and * Christmas Motorists ' Meaaker a f tAe Anffit peratare Tharaday. tor in ’ the Weapons Department^' vation Army Sunday 8ch«»l will be grandchild of« one of them, Daraaa of Ctreolatioaa -Manchester’^ A City of Village Charm Infantry School, Fort Benning, helk tomorrow at 7 p. rn. under su- turned out for the''Christmas i Should Use Extra Cau­ permlon of Russell Clough. The l e n <4 ^ On. Christmas Eve service will follow party last nigtot .at' the State 'Armory, 'bwlii* to the tion, Schendel Says .. . t: (ClaaalM Advartlalag aa Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1952 , (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS A son was bom this morning at | at H p. m- ' treacherous drirtng and walk­ V O L . L X X U . l^ O . ’ I I the Hartford HospiUU to Mr. and ■ ing condltion.s/ I Be wl.se this Christmas.. start !. V Nine of the women employes of , I .vour holiday trip in time, take it . ■ t TP ------Mrs. Frank Rival of ♦ !» Hackma-1 AU three were pa^t presi­ “ tack street. The coople also has The Herald.motored to Holyoke, I jeasy. and arrive aafel.v! Mass., last night for a dinner and dents, namely, Mrs. >Jt,bble Ed­ ’ V ' another son. I Appealing to Manchester motor- w* K i i i V Christmas party at the Yankee | wards. Mrs. Etheleeri Lewis I Ists who plan to drive home for \ ■ ^ (Om it Ruii ft ILE V " Urine Lodge No. 72. Knights of Pedlar. They exchanged gifts with | and.,, Mrs. Inez Batson. They 1 the Christmas holiday. Chief Hcr- ■. J Fythlas. will cancel its regular each other, and each, one received ; brought a decorated Christmas I man O. Schendcl today Urged cx- Meeting, which falls on Christmas ah additional gift in one of the, ckjee, sandwiches and other ‘ tra care In driving over winter games. They report a fine time. good things, made coffee and OSes *ve. The next meeting of the lodge , ' rosfls. will be held Jisn. 14. I wsited for others to come but The Young People's Fellclwship j no one appeared. Chief Schendel pointed out that Santa on 'r| . of St. Mary's Episcopal dhurch | ' reports by .24 states to the Na- The Girl Scout office at. PS3 , Finally, one of the committee : tional Safety, Council, listed un- MaJbi street a'lll be closed from : will omit its meetings for Dec. 34 I had the idea to invite the State and 31. Wednesday evening meet- j ' favorable road conditiona as a fac­ toRtorrow afternoon until Monday,, Guardsmen who were in 'the ings will be resumed Jan. 7. I tor in nearly one out of four fatal Jan. S. j buUdihg. The boys gladly ac­ accidents in ',1951.^ SPECIAL GIRDLE AND PANTIE ■ ■ 1 cepted, about 13 of them, and < In Own Acc R. Southcrgill, A.0.3, son of. The Sunday School Christmas' everybody had a merry Christ­ "A lot of our people," he said, Mr.' and Mrs. L. R. Southerglll of I "will be leaving town to drive program of the CTiurch of the | 8 Hendec road, Is home on a 10 mas party after all. , ra^utor price S4.5D * Naaarene will be held Christmas; J borne for the Chri.stmas holiday. day leave before returning to the Careful driving will a.s.sure their By H A L BOYLE A Salta Claua’a private runway, and Bh-e at 7:30 at the church. The | West Coast for rea.ssignment.— tatji pric* $3 .5 0 ' Mnrih ‘pnl« Unr 2d— f)Pl__- i the pilot etepped out, and aalutad. program will consist of the narra­ presence the best present of all." Chief Schendel urged the use of , wS'Siiten.SSi ' S ' » » . « . . «,T- tion of the Christmas story and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haugh of Plan Phone Aids music by the Junior Choir and tire chains for road.s covered with bed now. Santa Claus is on his g „ t a pointed at the broken run­ 71 Garden street are the parents glare ice or hard-packed anow. Sunday School classes. Everyone of a Son born on iVtc. 30 at the way ttt your, house. He has ner on hii big sleigh. Sees \^orld He quoted figures from the Na­ is invited. For Tax Figuring The A ir Force pilot looked at it •I St. Francis Hoapital in Hartford. tional Safety Council which ahow your address in his pooket. and amlled. . I that at 20 miles per hour it tal^s He and his eight reindeer took Ralph E. Abbott, USN. aon of TK'e preparing and filing of your <•;, • : -A, off from a snoWy runwiy Just at "Ohi that isn’t such a disaster, a car without chains an average of I air.” he said. "W hy don’t you let Desolatioii Mr. and Mrs. LeSter C. Abbott of income tax returns may be an 1 69 feet (4 1-2 car lengths to stop j twilight. And right this minute, . . TOYS — TOYS 261 Charter Oak street. Is home on easier and more pleasant task this I on packed anow. But with chains . they are zooming through the'' us lend you a modem Jet bomber. Largest Selection leave. He Is stationed aboard the aklea with your Chriatmaa— • ■ prea- and you can deliver your presents S - 'v V year due ,to new arrangements i 2". wheels, it can atop in in it. After all, that aleigh ia rather USS Elokomin which just com­ 2 1-2 car lengths ehta—faster. . . faster . , . and From W ias pleted operation M*tnbrace in the made by ‘Acting Director of In­ faster. old-fashioned, and your reindeer NORMAN'S "On glare ice it takes a car \ if’ “ The Variety Mart” Baltic Sea and off the coaat of ternal Revenue Edward Roche. But of course he can't come are probably getting old and slow the Kfixhb*rai>*4 Oalrr England. Mr. Roche plans to use the revenu< about 11 car lengths to stop, hut downi your chimney until you art and could use a rest this year.” Vstksn City, Dao. 24—44’) ;4M H.\RTPORD ROAD personnel in luch fashion t< with rear wheel chains it requires aound asleep. Santa hesitated. He walked over —In . a Christmas Eva lOas- A meeting of Civil Defenae ataff eliminate unnecessaj-y standing it only five car lengths," he said. There was a lot of excitement and patted each reindeer on its •aga to tha world, Popa Piua. and division heads, originatly line. This will J>e accomplished b> CTiief Schendel listed five gen­ at the North Pole this morning, I muzzle. eric mles for motorists to obse^e Xn said ^ h East and W9at scheduled,for Dec. 26, haa been immediately learning a taxpayer’s can tell you. Here’s what hap- "What do you think?” ha aaked. must look not to a mechaoibed cancelled, CD Director Edward problem upon his entrance to the rombatlng —unfavorable ' ------" road | penad: "Do you want to stay honit and conditions:' society but to Christ for'nl- Kraaenics announced today. No revenue office aind dlfectirig him to The eight? reindeer trotted gayly rest this year?" 0 i . further CD meetings will ba held in the section handling his problem, | 1. Get the "feel" of the road.' ' out of their hangar a l dawn and Refuaes to Uee Plane vation. Tha Pope’s Christmas 2. Adjust December, and the next one will Persons s a e k I n g information, i speed to road and frisked in their harness as Mrs. The reindeer shook their heads, massage draw a picture of be in January. easily transmlttid by telephone. | "'* * conditions, Santa Claus tied tlnkly jingle bells 3. Use . tire chains for anjl big tears rolled out of their poverty and dasolatioa in a may call Hartford 7-0781 or Hart-1 ‘'"Si severe - to their antlers. snow ami ice conditions. brown eyes. They loved their, job world plagued firsts by a real A chimney Are at 37 Brookfield ford 7-3281, Monday through Fri­ "Hold still, you little reindeer," of pulling the big old-fashioned street was pul out by Companies day, from 8:30 a. m. until 4:45 4. Pump the brakes to stop. aaid Mrs. Santa. "W hy don’t you ww and Wen a Cold war. Hp I t 5. Follow other vehicles at a sleigh through the skies . each 2 and 3 of the SMFD at 6:15 last p. m. Telephone service will al.so act more like a Christmas treeT Christmas.- They looked forward to said such scenes filled hiii . iD ou M n’ t be night. , be available, evenings from 4:45 i »«f* distance. You don’t see a Christmas tree the trip all year long. heart with "a sadnees onto p. m. until 8'p. m. and on Satur- Jumping around while it is being "No, thank you. I don’t want uaya from 8:30 a. m. until 4:45 decorated, do you? death.” Chrfttm of tufthout Advertlsement your jet bomber," Santa Claus told This was tha 14tb ChriatmM inoih p. m. by dialing Hartford 7-0781. Christmas Displays A hundrod Itttla elves then tied the airplane pilot. "W e’ll make out When you’re down-town shop- This added service will begin Jan. This qttoniihing Iqnior girdle a rope toi Santa Claua' big red ■aga from tha aalHtual laadar of in the old-fashioned way. I’ve the Roman C atl^ cs, and o e » of ! ping drop into the Princeii (Main 2 and wilt ektend throughout the really gal* around I Around your sleigh and hauled it from the han­ never disappointed the children I Street at Pearl) for a antek or a filing period. ' At Zion Lutheran gar. A hundred other elvea began his moat eloquent; ‘ hipi, to keep tham tmooth— Ladies' yet, and I Wbn*t now.’; Irittioiit naming tham, )m 4a- Personal assistance in filing re­ pUlng the aleigh full of preaenU I dellcioua full course ineal. Good around your tummy and woUt to ^ In novelty tweeds and plalda. PleaUK Jffifred or He called for hla favorite black- food, speedy service and prices turns will be available at 460 Cap­ for all the boys and girls in the Bcrlbad Coiqmuniat-lad countrtaa as CHOCOLATIS Zion Evangelical Lutheran moka them imoll —around your ■ . __w Straight styles. In a variety .-of coiars-*RtW. straw'floor with figurines. "O h," dear! (Mt. dear!” said F or 299 of Liberte’s piDymaat,’ * ho aaUL "liic ii dto- : before twilight after the icicle had them, es In many cases it is advan­ CARTER'S Santa Claua. 'What a time for my tageous to the agent assisting Located between the church and -been fixed so It wouldn’t melt. Mr. crimlaatkm la indtetihra at aa . the pariah house is the outdoor alalgh to break down. What wUl aaaot coadapt df toa pmMff fWK> tham. Forge firmly nailed It to the sleigh Crime Wai: New York, Dec. 24—it pOTmimlst Communist membar-^Queeni* Elisabeth and Mauretania Farm Aide ‘ scene with a painted background, I do howT” I record. o f Via Cunard Line. tlaa of lahor ladeaa a jp todto Taxpayers filing their own re­ GOWNS "It certainly would be terrible with a silver bamer. Then the rest Immigrationtiroiw ration Biithoi-iHemauthorities de­ ship and on« had B crimlnM 1 A. t2.eo made by Irvin Edwards of Rock- of the presents were piled on. FtBSca, Otkem Frateai •Mughseaay eald Martin pniMaa, whleh tofha pro­ turns are urged to check their re­ HALEJSr For f V. - Xmas1 JGift ' If aU tha children in the world t Hri. M-00 turns upon. completion to be sure ' ville. Mr, and Mrs. John Galasso, Tliere was hardly room in the Washington, Doc. nied shore leave today to 2M, Ottciaii of 'France and aomia wdilcid 14 eight-hour days to de New York, Dec. 24—(ff)-— of too intareato of too aal- ..fIr.,, gave the scene as a gift to the Of runproof celaneae acetate w a it up tomorrow and found you otbar nations have protested th'b President • elect Eisenhower artad worker within modem oodla- all applicable information is pro­ hadn’t booh able to- bring them •seat for Santa Claus himself. — ^The FBI has been oraeren of the French liner Liberte's termine whether any erew mem­ vided. If any necessary informa­ i'Vhurch. Wood ii.sed was from the tricQt, halo-of-lace neckline, "Ho, ho ,hol Here we >go!” he by Atty. Gen. McGraner^ to crew of 974 in the first appli­ craw raatrietlons imposed by tha ber cama-iwithln the 31 basic today chose True D. Morse df ty." WE HAVE MANY OTHER j lower part of the Church after it shirred elastic waist, sleeves and ttiHr praaapta,” agraod Mra. Santa. new law, which went into effect Tha Pop4 aaid It cannot ha eon- tion la Omitted, tha return must be Juat then a big weather observa­ cried. "Ho, ho, ho! Here we go move into the investigation of cation of the McCarran-Wal- causes fdi* exclusion set forth In St, Lduis, Mo.—a Republican 'VYHITMAN'S ASSCIRTMENTS. held aside until full explanations ' waa renovated. Shingles are many scoop neck. Sizes 4-8. Colors: last midnight. the law. oidorod. aormol that too pratiicttDn ' years old, weather-worn and bent;. tion plana from the U. 8. A ir Force of workara’ poraonai rt^ ta la mara lOEAl FOR GIFTS. are obtained through correspond­ Moss rose, blue yellow. (Ooattmed ea Page Twelve) the New York* waterfront, ter Act, which is aimed at The Liberte was tha first big Shaughnen.*y Said that in .270 who was a Democrat unti TTiey were added to the scene for flew over. It circled and landed bn pictured in .sworn testimony keeping subversives from, liner to reach port since then. about 20 years ago—^for the and mora' In toa lianda of Immaaoa ^ ALSO ence. a reali.stic effect. Other parts cases aboard the Liberte the crew­ oiganlaatioiiB which are pf toUr First quality full fashioned nylons in regular and before a State Crime commis­ landing. __ Crew members were Inapected men refused "to go Into certain job of Undersecretary of CANDY CUPIOARD were secured from farms near on the high sees in relation to .the very nature modopoliaa. * town. sion as the focus of gangster Edward J. Shaughnessy. district union matters and only would give Agriculture in thej new ad­ Evan in the "p u t o f tha world director of the United Immigration new law by immigration officer identifying answers." SCNRAPFT'S RoNfM, Refrlgereten Emanuel Lutheran terrorism. ministration. ' ' generally known aa t)w 'ftao and Naturalization Service, made Leonard J. Martin, of East Orange, i Dominated by Reds O fV S ALL DAT CHRISTMAS Faithful Fill Bethlehem, Witnesses before the New York N. J„ who left New York on the' Morse, B6-year-old dbard chair­ world,'” ho added, *Srat tha rdal WotlMn. and A l No-M«nd Walking Shears . state commission, at aematlonal the announcement as the huge Shaugnessy told ship news re man of a farm managemant serv­ war and then tha ‘Cold War" for­ Lists Yule Services passenger ship docked at Pier 88 Liberte on Dec. 9. Engagement hearings now in recess, have de­ porters: ice and editor of a farm publics^ cibly drove ooelal rolatUpu to* NORTHIEND OriMT ApplioncM Alba Perfect Fit Nylons in the Nor;th river. Despite foreign' governmental "There ha\fe boon indications lion, wlll'serve as top aide to Ears wards an Inavltabla curtailment o f scribed the waterfront as the locale He said 27 of the 299 had been objections to the new act, both the Tha Chriatmaa observance at , Again No Room at Inns that certain of the seamen’s Taft Benson of Salt Lake City, Itlierty itself, wltUa in another part PHARMACY ' 11-.-It—l 5 t#. .$1.75 Pr of widespread bribery, extortion, denied shore leave only tentative­ Fre^nch Line and the British Cun­ Emanuel Luthsran Church will shakedowns and strong arm tac­ unions are doi^inatcd by Commu Utah, Secretary of Agricultuta- of the world tola tendency haa TW J W . H A M cOM I>at(ora-DouKherty PAJAMAS ly because their seamen's papers ard Line have consented to have nist elements. ' designate. raachad tha ultimata conaequandaa WE DELIVER reach Ite climax with services on Mr. and Mrs. James Lattora of 60 Gauge Dark Saani Sheers . . $ l ; 9 0 Pr tics. were not In order. American Inapcctore conduct high • .hriatmea Eve and Christmas Day. Bethlehem. Dec. 24 — (JP) — ByA-ly-gleamlng star afop tha Church “ A thorough investigation is, of Senate Muat Confirm of its develepmant” « DEPOT SQUARE-lTEU S-45SS I 1667 Tolland turnpike, rear, an- Rayon points, alzea 4-8. Yellow, McOranery announced late yes­ Of the rest, all but two were seas crew examinations aboard The Chrlrimas Eve service will thousands, tha faithful came to of the Nativity will lead them— as course, .bring /made into these al­ The nomination of _ Morse gnd Tha Pope aaid mankind’s ooelal I nounce the engagement of their blue or pink. Priced at 5l Gauge Dark•Seanv Sheers . . iL O O P r Bathlbhem today and once more, as another aUr led the Magi — to terday that Jie was directing the ordered to stay aboard ship .for re­ their largest ships. begin at midnight, preceded by a legations or statements.' others Eisenhower has named to fabric muat be baaed upon mutual daughter. PhylliiT Ellaine Lattora, It was on the first ChriAwa* place o f the. Holy, Child. FBI to undertake a federal investi­ fining to answer questions put to The agreement applies to the half-hour of Christmas .melodies "Our tnib>actor Martin has key M t s will go to the Senate for solidarity among man and people to Edward Dougherty of St. Al­ 51 Gdu^e' Semi Sheaf Denier . $ 1 .00 Pr, Iv 2.000 years ago, there waa n o . Midnight SeVvIcea gation Immediately. them under the law. Liberte and lie De France of the played,-Ofr the organ, violin, and bans. Vt. confirmation after thO general —a solidarity which wouldireduca m m at the Inns. Christmas eve was a day of cere- "The Department .of Justice,” Of the remaining two, one ad- French Line and the Queen Mary, (Oonttnned on Page Nineteen) spending for luxuries and mbvo the carillonic bells by Clarence W. Mist lattora is a graduate of t ^ e s office Jan. 20. *2.98-s3.9S 66 Gauge Extra Sheer Special $ L 3 5 Pr Arab and laraali border guards mony and worship, climaxing to- he said, “ which has been watching e^talist to uae hla money for tbs Helaing and Ruaaell Wilson. The Manchester High School In the ralaxed their frontier regulations! night In the midnight services the New York waterfront situa­ Eiaenhower'a praaa aacretary, common good. Christmas message, given by the clasa of 1851 and Is employed at to let the pilgrims approach the , marking the birth of Christ, tion for montlvr, now has sufficient James. C. Hagerty, said Benson / Eastwood Motors, East Hartford. Dexdele Shear Nylon $1 .3 5 Pr recommended l l o r i e —who waa D ^ts Up laagoalltlaa pastor, will be entitled. "The Christ holy places of Christianity. The Roman Catholic Patriarch Al evidence of federal law violations Mr. Dougherty Is employed at bom on a Miasourl farnj—for tha This damanda among nationa the of Christmas." Tha Emanuel Choir thouiandi of vlaltora filled every berto Gori was to lead the pro­ to warrant a full-a^ale Investiga­ Election Probe Pre-Yule Drive aboUUon of "glarthg Ina^alitlaa will sing, "When Christ Was Born Pratt and Whitney Division, Faniey. Heel Nylons . ^1.50 end $1.65 Pr No Herald Job as undefaecretary. It paya room and every bed In the hotels,' cession to Bethlehem. Attended tion.” In Uvtng atanduds, aad no la of Mary Free." "The Three Ships," United Aircraft Corporation. hostels and pensions of the Arab by four mounted constables, his 217,300 a year. McGranery. did not go into de­ financial investm.anta apd la toa and the "Hallelujah Chorus ” from A June wedding is being planned. aaettoa of Jerusalem. Bethlehem, | partyHncluded the consular corps Sharply Blasts Tomorrow . By Korea Reds Morse wilt succeed Clarence J. tails In his statement, and Justice degree of productivity o f Immaa Handel's "Messiah." Jarlcho and Ramallah. j and,United Nations officials from McCormick, who holds the post in labor." - , , A t the early morning service be­ Date Opened both sides of the frontier that has department oSlctals declined to The Manchesier Evening the Truman administration. I Ha aaid,. this goal cannot ba ginning at 5:30, the traditional A t 8 a. m. today the Mandel- | split tha Holy City since, the Pal elaborate on his reference to evi­ Sen. McGirthy Herald will not be puMished Ends in Defeat Iii reply to a reporter’a question, reached by a ihatoanleal ordering Swedish hymn. "Var Halsad, baum gate into the Israeli part of estine war of 1948 dence of federal law violations, or tomorrow, Christmas Day. of society. — ; Skona Morgonstund" will be s. ng Jerusalem opened to admit 1,200 'Th e official party from the IS' to Identify statutes under which Washington, Dec. 7i—m — The Seoul. Dec. 24— IA7 — Chinese' (Centlaaed oa Page Nineteen) "Human aociaty is aot a ma- federal action'migl't be taken. The Herald wishes its read­ .by the congregation, in the Swed- Arab Christiana who live In Israel. raeli side of the frontier traveled Senate elections subcommittee was Communists struck through bitter phtne, and it must not ho made i ^ slanguage. The Christmas ser­ White and' colored paper and They had special permission to the traditional road from JerU' Gov. Thomas E. Dewey declined ers a very. Merry Christ­ such, even in to i economic field.” SEALY MAHRESSES . . . $ 2 9 .9 5 a n d u p reported today to have reached day-befora-Ouistmas cold t ( ^ y in mon, "Receivers of the Good envelopes in attractive boxes. Note - visit relatives on the Arab side of Salem. Normally held by Israel mas. he added. ' . . News." will be delivered by the or letter size. the frontier dividing the Holy City and closed to the Arabs,-the road (CoBthm^ OB Page NiBeteeii) virtual agreement on a report a 'flarca attempt to puncture the . He called upon indlvlduala and sharply critical of Sen. McCarthy paator’sHssistant. J. Philemon An- and to attend Christmas services was opened especially for the pro­ Alhad line at T-Bone hill in western nationa to continue toe work (Ri. Wis.) and much less critical Bulletins ;r ’ deraon. An octet will sing "Hosian- Completa'iltories, activit^^booka, illustrated story tonight. They must "be back in Is­ cession. Korea. Allied artillery almost com­ Christ liad begun and nnlooae a of his political enemy. Sen. Ben­ KEMP’S,^ Inc. na," "O Helga N att.” and 'Jesu 5 0 c . to $ 2 a0 0 box 'bopica. ' S ' ■ iff- rael by Christmas night. The route lay piat the tomb of pletely deatroyed the flrat wave of from the AP Wirts "fioad d f help" tar toe auffarlng Little GoldeR Books . . t ...... each 25c , Hundreds of foreign pilgrims also Rachel to the Church of the Na­ ton (D., Conn.r' Rads, thaiU. 8. Eighth Army re­ millions. 768 MAI.N STREET TEL. 66S6 I Bambino." A well-placed committee source, I The public Is cordially invited to Children’ s'Activity Boott . .-each ,19c to $2jQ0' eamc through Israel and the Man- tivity, which marks the supposed ported, and UN soldiers turned The Popa wamad that aalvatlon FINE BEDDING birthplace of Christ. Represents- News Tidbits who4 asked not to be named, 'told Langer Sees tar humanHy today cannot coma share in these services. .IllustratedJBooks . .each 50e to $$,00, dalbaum gate. .‘Thby will not be C- 'back the others In hand-to-hand LOST SCOUTS FOUND lowed to return home through the tives of the Orthodox and Arme; Called from Al* Wires a reporter a draft of the report fighting. - Oracle, Aria,, Dec. 24—Iflta— taom production and organlsatloa Landmark^ Book for BSys -each . is now ready for a final vote. Jewish aUte, however; Ian Churches were on hand t Senate Fight Jeta -Roof to Battle Aa outtag that ataiest tamed alone. He Said toe complex ma-' Tfoniparent Ploitic IllUstratigdsAdventure 9ix>k8 .... eachj $ t.0 (r Like the three wise men of long welcome the patriarch at ..the He said there is ’ ’Just ah out­ - • ■ V . High over North Korea, Allied chinery of the modern worid i^ - side chance.” however, that the la to 'a tragedy had • happy end­ ago; the pilgrims today, pressed to­ Counsel for two witnesses cited Sabre Jeta roared into, battle with pears to be incapable o f coatrol- Cut OutT (CoBtiBiied OB Page Twelve) subcommittee members will wind W aaiagtoa, Dec. 24—(AO— ing today aa four tired aad .llng the tremendou forces of na­ Gift Cloves ward Bethlahem. Tonight a bright- f6r contempt of court in refusini an. estimated 1 60 Russian-made shakea Boy Scouto were beeaght r r TOYS 1 Storm WiNDOMf up In disagreement. H e said at Sea. Isuger"(K -N . D.) predicted MIO JeU. The U. S. Fifth Air ture. ' to answer questions before Grani least one of the Senators "Is very eat of the depths of daageroaa k For the Klddlpa ' ~ I C i T Jury hearing evidence in Brink’s today a new attempt may ba Force called it "a clawing fraa-for- "Such inability to conUol.** be unhappy about some of the lan­ Pepper Sauce Cove. The gedtha, giJCltJKM) robpery in Boston, says naide to keep him out of the all." In dogfights all over the wlM> heoaipe aepaiMed from added, "ehould of itself auggeot to and ' Mittens guage" as the document now Senate bat, be said, "It win men who are iU victims not to a«- FUEL OIL SERVICE t Arthur Drue itorts 1 ^ — ii-i he will advise his clienU to return North Korean skies, Sabre pilots 'other anemhem o f their troop ea r Large Aaaortment J I------I f y " f 'f«« t------I Not Much P eace on Earth— ^ before Jury with noore cooperaUve stands. fall.” probably deatroyed two MlOa and. peet salvation aoMy from tochnl- The Senate -group, headed b^ » hike threagh the deep eavem. clans o f producUon and «rganlaa- All W oof Mittens attttude. . .Two o f three young " I ’ll be tbd new ckalraaui of damaged nine, the A ir Force said. were reported all rights altbeagh Sen. Hennings (D., MoJ. has con- the Judiciary committee and tlon.” , $ 1.00 t o $ 1 .9 8 P r. servicemen involved in bombing of The Eighth Army said a Chinese ceU^aad haagry, ’ Complete Jr wC ■ But Goodwill Signs Galore New York tavern, face proepect probaMy have a seat on Fbrciga ThaHe can help, ho aaid, only It ATITSBEST! at a Judge's suggeation, of apendu (C^ntinued on Page NlneteeB) Relatieaa,” he bbm la aa latee- (OMttaued on Page Nlaetoaa) . VnXAOB WIPED OUT M i Thi /viiitr Ing their Christmas leave In Jail. vlew^ (Coattaiaed eg Page WInala p i) All W ool Gloves ^ ■F t h e ASSOOIATBD PRESS kChristmas 'parties '' and' gjfta to • ')■ Modeoa, Ita ly, Doc. 24—'ments by % huge, slew mevtag laad- Patriarch Urges AmOMATK DELIVWr-saves both­ combustioiF efficiency. Mobil- FUNERAL HOME coat 22,168,000,000 during year JAdIclafy committee and one of xllde three-qaartera of - a mite Van Raiitfa Fobrid Gloves Intant on giving in the happieat big partita by charitable organ! za- 111 Wreck of Liner them expreased doubt that any er of,constantly checking your heat burns completely! Walter N. OPEN TONIGHT piMaible adding with th e. merriest ttona. ending Jtine 30, 1952. . .Connec­ By Snow and Sleet wide. Uiere waa ab of fife. $ I.6 5 4o ’ $ 3 .0 0 P r. ticut State Board of Fisheries and strong Senate move would te Uhiver^ Peace oil supply! HEAT-SAVING TIK-help heat your Leclerc, poaaible Ourtatmas to all In Itta Bans. Miss., where white m ^ e to challenge him. teen-age vandals wrecked a nativi­ Game reports it has summoned Jo Beirut, Lebanon, Dec. 24— — RRL MEASUIE-no "guesswork’!! home better at less cost! Director UNTIL 9 There is not peace on earth. But Boston, Dec. 24—(45—Northern ty scene at Mlsstssippis new Negro seph Matyas, former Cornwall dog Lebanon's Director of Internal The North Daikotaa eald be REALTOR ADMITS HOAX Istanbul, Turkey* Dec. 34—(ffV - W ashable Deerskin naarly aiierywtiere there are signs New England today wax covered No chance of errors. (OUmOUS SERVICE - conaidara- o f goodwill. college, hundreds of white citizens warden, for hearing to show cause Security said today that 27 per­ will demand aa Imediate ahow- Spriagfteld. Maoe., Dec. 24— Patrierch Athcnagbfia I aC ttio FlISKRAL why hia hunting license should not sons were known to have died in dowa If any such effort Is made with a virtual blanket of ice that i n —PoNee CapL Jamee McCar­ CLEAN FUEL O ll-to promofa tion for your preisiaasi Gloves-...... $4.98 pr.* Churches have reported the pitched in with Negro citizens to made driving a hazard and caused Greek Orthodox Church urged ’ Browni* 55 restore it for Chrlstraaa.. be suspended.' the wreck of the French liner when the new Ooagreaa nmeta thy .K*id today the Iddaap-rob- greatest revival of Interest In any darruption of telephone^ and power SERVICE season of rscent years. Charitable A 27-year-old woman polio vic­ Charles W. Jewett of Lyme and Champollloh and about 10. were Jan, 8. " I f my political oppoaeato bery atdry of a ThempeoariUc, peace and brotherhood today la a have nay proof of any kind to aervice in some pisces: Conn., real eetate maa wae a •23 MAIN ST _ ,, H aw key*' Washabla'Pigskin • ' .V'V Institutions have been heaped with tim In Chicago, confined to an irpn Oscar Peterson, Jr., of Stratford, injured in reaching the shore from special Chriatmaa meosaga tb tot reSert on my character, I defy Maine appeared hardest hit by hoax. McCarthy eald that after Mancheater C a ll 2 -5869 gifts of money and goodt and time. lung, facle4 eviction from her home are chosen aa majority leader and the reef-ground^, ' split-ln-balf world. Glovas.,...... $4.98 Pr„: them to prodoee It under oath,” tha season's first storm of freez­ qucetioolag, Cartle Snow, who Flash Outfit The aplrlt of generbeity and with th e ,. six^year-old son the presldaat pro tem, respectively, of ship. Although the OrtoodOK Church goMhvil) is reflected commercially, neigbborh«>od game to her aid. And new State Senate . . . Hollywood Skillful Lievantine boatmen he aaid. - ing rain, snow and sleet in New first told o f being roMied ef $33 by twe men who dumped celebratea Christmas iir January— too. Thara has been the biggest re- thus! far 2300 hae been raised. gives Parisian welcome to Christ­ brought the last of the 328 pas­ It waa not clear here England. The northeaster moved Leather Palm String him eat of hla ear In Hartford according to tha old calendar—the tal! Christmas trade ever. mas season with premiere and sengers and crewmen thro'ugh still- whether a reported move agalaet out-to aea late last night, but not A ' group of Texas airmen sta­ after a wild tide from Sprlag- G l o v e s ...... $ 2 .9 8 P r. Wkat are Americans doing this giM 'B couple party. raging purf and jagged reefa yes­ loa gcr’e eeatlng would materi- before it caused costly damage to patriarrii’a massage from toe tioned in Greenville, S. C.. are fleld. admitted the story w m ■ ,r ■ Two Beta of triplets bbi9nh two terday, about 40 hours after Uib, _Uae. utUity companies and inconven­ mother church here apparently aaason? The record speaks: throwing a big Chriatmaa party faked. waa.a geatura to toe root o f Chris- In "Operation Santa Claus” the for 80 little Negro children who New York City hospitals within veteran liner was blown on a reef J. B. Bridatoa, a North Dakota ience to New Englanders. C a p e^ Skin D ress three hours. . early Monday and split amidships State Senator, announced several More than an inch and a half of tlanity efiehrating tomorrow. Military Air Transport Seiyice la expected a bleak Chriatmaa. f CHRISTMAS PRESENT Gloves . ... $3.98 PL making the Gl'a dream come true; They’re flying in Santa from the Miaml Daily t News reporta 42 some 500 yards offshore.' weeks ago he lateaded to die a fretaing rain pelted Maine's coast­ Athenagoraa aold whrld pooea o Aagusta, Oa., Dec. 24—m — should )>e achiavad through the |MU ^ flying home for Chriitmaa 36 ser­ North Pole. plats of Mood ptaama donated by The Jatest estimate of the dead petition with the Senate al arms. The Christmaaeo got aa early vice men and . women who are In Osaka, Japan, a aergeant de­ citisens for wounded men in Korea was qply tentative, and it was aimed at preventing Laager from Snow, sleet and rain—sometimes preaeat today, hat they havaa’t princlplea o f equality aad Juatioa blinded, paralysed or amtitecs. cided to jgive a Chrtstmas party were sold at "sUrplua" by an army feared the casrialty toll would rise taking the oath of office for a falling aHerhatriy— hit. Maine'A .decided yet whether it’s going to He said: Some M guys and dolls in show for orphans,''' with each orphan supply depo^ln Memphis to Miami Some of the passengers jumped new term pendiag aa Inquiry In­ Boutiiefh and central section's'vriiile be "M erry." A hahy girl waa ."Peoplea have not yet uada^ ' THE W. G. GLENNEY C(L! NORTHIEND. -.Imainess gave up their own holi- having "paranta” for th e ' day. dealer. . . Russian correspondent overboard—how many exactly waa to vaitous private immlgrmtloa up to two Inches of snoW fell in.the bom to Mr; aad Mrs; Horace B. atood the great truth tost they 4aya to entertain service men from More "parenta’.' showed up Ui for Soviet News Agency Tass is not knowii^and though SO or ao Mils the Senator hah sponsor^ northerpmsot areas. Chriatmaa at Ualveritty Heopt- are ah brotoera, that lto«vty is 334 NORTH MAIN ST. ' TEL. 4148 PHARMACY Korea t * Greenland. orphans. S arrested in . Hague as -suspected {persons swam to shore, thousai^ BrMstoa eald Laager had la- Hundreds of utUity lines .were tal early today. Mrs. Chriatams their natural aad uatnqmaelahta PnrShs tar Orphans In Seoul, Francis Cardinal Spell- spy, and foreigB office spokesman of watchers crowded there saw a trodoeed a large number o f Mila MAjlCHESTER , down in the Portland, Me... areas said t h ^ haven’t chosen ajaame right They have aot understood tRtahgbout koras and Japhn; e aays minor Dutch government em­ OPEN A L L Ha t CHRISTMAS lor toe new arrival, hat thmr o n that small aolghhon p a iM iriih s Aaaerkan aervlcanMn are giving (Oenttaned an Fnga TWahra) ployes may be implicated. (Oeattaued On Paga Twalva) (Oeatlaaed an Paga Niaetesa) (ContoHied on Paga Eight) conaldariag "M any." trampled upon by Wgggr «naa." WB P E L ^ R I ^ 1 • ' . 4 DEPOT 84)I7AHE—TEL.. LAMB i

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