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1 . rXGB SIXTEEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, JWI •, Averagf Daily Net Fress Ror lirraUi For the Week Ended Nov. 6, 1684 ' ? S f 7 wSSm a«MM The Xntarmedlats Girl Bcout Anderson-Shea Auxiliary No. works, reported that Sit# work at Leaden Club wiil hold its Novem 3048, will meet this- evening at Memorial F)eld, location of tha Utonr, mM tealgM. Law m o t About Town ber meeting at Camp, Merrie-Wood 7:30 at the Post Home, Manchester Enters Practice Name Goslee, / 1 1 ^ 5 5 1 on Gardner Street tomorrow night Green. proposed high school, will very 36, and 15-66 dagnto to eptfyhw Tlie choli^ of U»* /pon'eordi* likely be complete by DSc. 1. If the Measber af the Audit at 7:45. ' Burean at CireuUtioa nUap RB^pBwIijr Lutheran Church will hold ita ,.<2—. Cole to Posts entire project is not completa, he Manchester Lodge of Elks will told the group, the area to be oc wnroMU. High near 56, regular bi-monthly meeting to meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the morrow evening Immediately fol Ji divorce, on the grounds of in- cupied by bulldinga will certainly Manche$Ur~^A CUy of VUlaifg Charm lowing the rehearaal. ' tolenble cruelty, was granted in American Legion Home and will ba finished. Supe^'r Court, Hartford, last initiate a group of candidates.. Dis Reelect Former ^Head WORLD'S ECONOMY week to Evelyn G. from Harold A. trict Deputy Aubrey Brown will be The bulk of the: meeting .was VOL. LXXIV, NO. 85 (TWRNTY-EIGHT PAGES IN T T ^ ^ C n O N g ) MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1954 Linne Lodge No. 73, Knigtita of 0£ School Building devoted to a general discusaibn • • F a g * M ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Pythiaa, will hold iU .regular Mclnttre. 45 Hyde St. An allow present and will conduct the an ------— _____ Z. ance of gl2.50 weekly was granted nual inspection o f the lodge. Din of plans for the high school and CHAMPION meeting, tomorrow night at 8 Grdup; Review Plans for the Keeney Street School. o’clock in Orange Hall. Following for the support of one child. ner will be served at 8:30. Some question was raised about Three Happy Wairiors the meeting, the annual Thanki- The School Building Committee, \ • WAlX-rLAMB ~ PRESSURE BURNERS ' givinif aodal .will be held. Chan- A meeting of Wapplng Grange A daughter waa bom at the at a reorganization meeting last the Keeney plans drawn by Wal ^ lo r Commander Johii Poison and uill be held tonight in the Wap- Hartford Hospital on Nov. 5 to night., reelected Raymond Goslee ler Crabtree,. Jr., which do not \ V • COMPLETE HEATING UNITS Mr. and Mra. Clement Cole, 295 provide for O tters; It waa sug hia committee have arranged for a ping Community House at 8 chairman and named G. N. Cole • INSTALLED feY FACTURY TRAINED amocgasbord. and a large at o'clock. A large attendance is Hilliard St. gested that the concrete apron secretary to replace Mrs. Natalie around the building might be • FORCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HOT WA1 tendance is expected. Those mem hoped for since ofBcers are to 1m McIntosh who has resigned because Temple Chapter No. .53; OES. raised high enough to prevent 9 Clash bers who have not already called elected/Mrs. Elsie Hall will meet will''meet tomorrow night at 8 she has been elected to a post on water which draina o ff the >oof should contact John Poison or with Crange women after the the town’s Board of Directors. Harry Thoren. meeting to discuss\competitive o'clock at the Masonic Temple. from aplaahing against and shak Friendship night Avill ^ obser\’cd. Mrs. McIntosh and Dr. Pascal ing brickwork. night which wilt be heh)| Nov. 23. Poe. another former Committee FOGARTY BROTHERS with officers from surrounding There was also discussion of Slcmbers of the Amttican Legion chapters occupying the chairs. Re member who ia now a Director, Auxiliary who plan to attend the St. Anne's Mothers Cirtle will were replacied on the school plan whether dry wells for roof drain Anthorixed Dealer freshments will be served In the age would be effective in view of \ ItoBiorlal Day service on Veterans’ hold a meeting and rummagO Mle banquet hall after the meeting, in ning group by Clifford Varney and Day at Manchester Memorial Hos- at the home of Mrs. Florence Ola- Edward. Dlk. the high water Uble at tha sits charge of Mr#. Daisy Hslr snd her for the achool. OPnCE NOW AT 319 lUOAD STREET tal are requested'to meet at the comini, 58 McKinley St., Thursday committee. Members sre reminded The only deftnite action taken eiglon Home at 10 a.m. to march night at 8 o'clock. Co-hoatesses for .to bring gift for teacup. by the School Building Committee The group discussed aimilar MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-4589 to the h o ^ ta l with other groups.the evening will be Mrs. Virginia was the scheduling of a meeting problems In a general way. Prior and Mrs. Mary Peak. . 24 HOUR SERVICE ______!______:___ - i . TTie British-American Club will Dr. David R. Morgan Friday evening In the office of hold its monthly meeting tonight Victor Frid, architect for the new The DeWolf Art Guild will meet at 8 b^clock at the clubhouse. Dr. David R. Morgan O'! Bangor, high school. The purpose of the I k e U r g e s McCarthy Gete Awanl this evening at 7:30 in the South meeting Is a general review of COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL Mainr, formerly of thia tofvn, has ^ethodist Church. Mrs. H. B. De- Den mothers and committeemen final plans drawn so far for the UST CRANtt TO WW $1IJM HALE'S ^Wolf, founder of the Guild, will of Cub Pack No. 151 are reminded .breome s.-sociated in practice with 35,000,000 school building, particu r^***iy* speak on the tqpic "Early Amer that a business meeting will IW Dr. Earl H. Bubsr of the Bangor larly for the benefit of the two Oreed frlM ie 6, l.'t Senate Vote ;e ofJBias ican Preseed G I ^ ." Mrs. Ernest held tomorrow evening at 8:30 st new members.' . Cleeaer CealeM . I I S Headquarter^ Chiropractic and Phyaiotherapy etker bi| *eih prliM. Bengston will serve as chairman U.e home of Mr. ehd Mrs. Clarence Clinic, 130 Essex St., that city. James L. Perry, clerk of the of the hostess contmlUee., V/pgman, 28 FairVlew St. Cen»m cIm m wMalaM, fO R The ton of Mr. and Mra. Chester Ne»»aik«r IS, I m n for Asia Treaty E. Morgan, 376 Woodland St., he OMdal latry lleafci end ONE DAY SPECIAL M siairti defoUt ea MO waa graduated from Manchester Sparks Dispute CASH SONUS AWAMS. Washington, Nov. 10 (A*)— Hospital Notes High School in 1949 and the Na OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY President Eisenhow’er today tional College of Chiropractic, asked the Senate )to ratify Washington, Nov. 10 (A>)— Sen. Watkins.told Sen DEVELOPING Patients Today: ...... 161 Chicago, m ., and served his intern 8 2 0 o No w c n ic r f o r y o u r BOYS' OHd GIRLS' ly ship at the Chicago General Health the Southeast Asia collective today the only way to get a completely neutral pei on th« ADMITTED YESTERd XY: oW vocuunt cloofior. security pact aa "an im censure issue would be to pick “a deaf, dumb and b Michael Sirak, 109 Branford St.: Service. QUILTED ^ penon Mrs. Sarah . Farrand. 130 Wood- Dr. Morgan la rharried and has portant link” in the free and a moron.” / a yoi;ng daughter, and they make rai^7flli!jl€ bridge St.; Mrs. Betty Cauthon. APPLIANCE DEPT. world’s defense against any Watkins, head of the special committee ^ h ich recom 17 Garden St.; jMrs. Caroline their home at 22 E. Summer St. Bangor. the zIwuMera at .Presidaxt Rfoeakawer, Chief Jiistk« Warren and Communist aggression. mended censure of McCarthy, loosed that t j^ s t when Me- Johnson, 33 Hamlin St.; MiM OAK ST. ENTRANCE In a special message submitting Alice Kelley, 32 Wells St., David JACKETS **” ’*"*•'• • mntaml ae«*e * f humor, all three laugh heartUy at sotne remark during Carthy suggested there was prejudice on Ute committee. a Wlilte Haase ceremony Nov. ». They wer* la the executive maaatea rose galMea to meet a group of the treaty, tha Prosident said i f ia C - -i . ^ j . J Hennequin, 28 Cottage St.; Miss designed "to promote securiU- and The two Senators quickly slipped into A dueling exchanga Mary O'Riley, 18 Franklin St.; perzoaa about to become eltiaoaa tu a Nov, II eefemony. (A P Wirephoto). of words after the Senate got down to/fonnal debate on r»- GIVE HER peace in Southeast Asia and the William Carlo, South Coventry; ThiJW H A U ea Southwest Pacific by deterring buking McCarthy, Wisconsin Republi^n. Mrs. Dorothy People, 14 Thomas .9 8 MUIliyBiBiVni .HnwMw'# if*! Communists and other aggression Watkins, Utahh Repubtican.______lai^ hia committee’s con- Dr.; Candace Hachadourian, 98 CHAKEL NO. 5 in tha't area." ' elusions on the ca.se for censure W m h M V o m I A I Weaver Rd.; Dominic Verrixxi, 330 fore, the Senate and Mc- available at He added,' Carthy promptly challenged th« yu in n *s Main St.; William J. Hamill, 377 Ike States Russians Softer "The Southeast Asia'collective you are not giving the OtlMT AppHqncM _____ Spruce St. WELDOirS defense treaty complements our facts as they are.” ADMITTED TODAY: Robert M l MAES’ s t r e e t 4)ullted— Sites M to Ox. Some ny other security treaties in the From' there, they swung into a'^ -W /iT ax qr-k S y m 1 n g t o'n, Hel-ron; Sara lon jackets. , . Pacific aiul constitutes an impor long exchange which revolved i I I K A A #w 8#-a-a* ilwJWHAUoa Schrager, Storrs; Leila Cohen, In Note over Plane Incident tant link in tha collective security chiefly.about McCarthy’s conduct U i 1 X V C a d O x Wlllimantic. * ^mm- n I ^ — ■■ - of the free nations of Southeast in relation to a Senat* Elrttlonat' BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Asia and the Pacific." subcommittee which looked intb LADIES' a. C i Washington, Nov.* 10 (A*)— The Pacific pact was signed at hia financial affairs in 1951 arid to Mr. #;nd Mrs. John Nordby, MANCHESTER 1952. Vernon Trailer Court, Rockviller X /C i n O C T i l l S i5 C C President Eisenhower said Manila Sept. 8 by the United e s t e d MIUWORK COMPANY Army Executes States. Australia; France. New One ground on which the Wat- ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. George 3M Broad S t—TbL MI-9-S28S -g- , g . I today Russia aeems to be Eckcr, Mounted Route, Rockville; Zealand. PakiaUn. the Philippines. kins committee recommendad can- J L l t t l C U o p 6 f o r a somewhat more sure was that McCarthy /took a a son to M r.. and Mrs^ Edwin PAJAMAS Fatemi^or Plot Thafland and the United Kingdom. Johnaon, East Hartford, conciliatory attitude the contemptuous attitude tomtrd th* B y H o m u lo SEE US FOR Asks Early-Vote elections aubcommlttee./ TOP SELLING LONG-PLAYING latest plane shooting incident I The President asked the Senate BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter GENERAL Calls Committee ••n^honeat’’ to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Chovnick, Tax Reduction than has been the case in |v.FU Iran Shah to "give early and favorable con- McCarthy (R-\Vla) receh-e* aa awai^ *1* reoognlUon of his outstanding tight against Communism’* from the Rev. Delmar McCarthy contended the sub United Nationi, N. Y., RFD 1. Storrs; a daughter to Mr. $1.49 Sanforized. Sizes 84 earlier similar episodes. aideration" to ratification of the Nov. 10 (AV^Gea. Carlos P. \ RECORDS to 40. Assorted pat treaty. Market, rector of 8t. George’s Episcopal Chureh In Bridgeport, Coaa. committee's activlUes were im- \ and Mrs. Chester Liocke, Bouth Atf££IVOSl£lC By CWARLE8 F. BARRXTT The President told a news con Tahran. Iran, Nov. 10 — Coventry. terns. The White House said, however, The prraentatton. In Washington, Nov, t, was made on behalf of the proper and "dishonest." j RtHnulo of the Philippines ■y NO JOB IS TOO BIG Washington, Nov. 10 (85—Key ference the American photo-mak Ttormer Foraign Minister Hossein Watkins said hiH committee had Democrats who lad a futila fight ing plana ahot dowfi by -Sovlot that the President still is not look Coaneetimit Non-Partisan Committee for McCarthy and the Connecti suggested today that the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: OR TOO SMALL. Fataml, firebrand of Mohammed ing for action on the pact until the cut Volunteers. (.\P Wirephoto). not gone into Die charges before William Smith, Oakland Road; ^ E E ESTIMATES • MUSIC FOR ROMANCING .. Rlehord Hoymon earlier this year for a big individ fliers off the Japanese coast on Hotaadagh'a goveriunent, died be the elections group— that tha only U. N. go beyond Prudent ual incomt tax cut held out little new 84th Congress convenes In Harry Masicliuk, 1 Brooklyn St., BOYS' m i GIRLS' mm Sunday Had a right to. bo where fore an Army firing squad at dawn January. question for /the Watkins group Eisenhower’ atoiha*for-peace Rockville; Harold G. Burbank. 8 A.M. to 6 P .^ Daily • ECHOES OF SPAIN...... HoNywood 8ovrl Sym. hope today for any aubatantlal it waa in this country's view. today for hia part in the 1953 plot was McCarthy's attltufl* toward program and set up its own Sr.. 39 Whitney Rd.; Ralph Mc taxpayer relief in 1855, even •Not Always Clear Cnt’ to unseat the Shah. He wants the Senate Foreign a regularly constituted Senate Collum, 381 Center St.; David though the D em o^ tlc party will But these things ara not always Fatepil was convictad and acn- Relations committee to study the body. cewperstive atomic reactor • MUSIC. MARTINIS ond MEMORIES SKI CAPS sn* ’ control Congroaa,/ aa clear cut as they aeSm and this treaty batween now and then, so Ex-Husband Sought project. Johnson, 126 Spruce St.; Mrs. teucad by a mlUtarj- court just g "We thought that you should Anthony Lanzano and daughter. They IndlciUdd a leas favorable one la clouded soow axtent, that there can be an early vota on Under tha BtaenhuMr plaa. an Jockit GIoosor WITH EARLAPS W W ukmMIi ago. Ho appealtd.th* ver- It next year. have cooperated with that commit 33 Ridgewood St.; Richard N o v ^ budget sttuMlon may poutpone a Bbaanhowar aaid^ dlA, bur 0hah Mohgmmad Reza tee. uid that you coiild not fulfiU tatsmaUanal agm ey w itS w n aa T h o hsetdent, (he PrW tdO>t adM. II. Glastonbury; Paul CavagnUro, • STUDENT PRINCE ...... '■-Mario Lorio new IndiyHiual income tax cut Puilevl oooflmed the death aen- "It la a treaty,'* Eisenhower you^oath to defend the Conatitu- roN*. ties would apoasor the tn ig- 89 Tanner St.; Twtla T e a s i^ 99 RUMMAGE until IRM. or a t bast permit a said, " fo r defense against both In Death of JWoman Uotr by damning the -ommittee Ing o f reactoca In various parts of Broqd St.; Mrs. Michael Miischko smaller^cut than they advocated The execution was carried out open armed atUck and InUrnal frpm the very first day,” Watkins the world by cooperating coun ‘ Len” Rivard and daughter, 52 Brelton^d. in tbd part congrcaelonal aeaslon. countriea at* watchful about their in secret at Ohatr BanAcks. It subversion." told McCarthy. tries, but would not actually pwa own borders. He told the reporters DISCHARGED TODAY: Miss BRIDGWAY A il 10. holdover Democrata bn came a« a turpfise, since Army He went on to say that Included N«w Canan, Nov. 10 (A*)—Chief oCPolice Henry E, Keller. "I have a strong _ feeling _ that.___ and operata tham. SALE M R.PJI. A p ha wanted to show them cloudy In the treaty is an understanding Rita Croughwell. 29V^pruce St.; 7 5 the tSx-writlng House Waye and features of the case. ■ources ssiid last weekend It would said today that a warrant, had been issued for the arrest of / CHea Hoge Bsarfita Mrs. Michelle R a t^ Andover. Means Committee were polled for be delayed indefinitely because / Romulo told the General Aa- Hponaored By The their viewl on- a poasible Individ Rlaenjiower then recalled that Fateml waa sertoualy ill. (CoaUaned on Page Foarteoa) Stanley Zdonick, in the death of his divorced wife, Margaret respect committees and ***“‘“ to cooper ^ sembiya 60-naUon Political Com WHEN YOU NEED HELP MOST ' z!.______at the end of World War H. the Manchester Grange SALE RECORDS ^ 5 MILLS ual Income tax cut next year, Fatymi’a former’ chief, ex-Pre- Ford George. She wa.5jfound s lot to death, in the woods liere ate to the limit, particularly when mittee 'the'U;N. would benefit Kurile lalanda, running north from z Of tha nine wpo replied, five mier Moasadegh. w w ' cohvicted Sunday. The warrant, obtained by^ hia own honor, the honor of bis enormously from the dramatio af 188 Middle Tpke. W. Japan's n o^ em m oa t iaiand;'Hok- Town Prosecutor John B. Sturges, state, and the honor of the Senate fect of owning and operaUag Its When your laannuiee is placed through Our. agency, THURSDAY. NOV. 11 voiced doubts about tha prospects Jtaldo. wera taken over by the last'Deqember of trying to over Open Daily for such a cut threa declined to throw-Uit monarch arid la serving Atom Workers charges Zdonick with murder . are at stake." own reactor. we're on your side, when you need help meet. We think 9 A.M. nussiaiui;-who also took over the Keller ssid Zdonick hss been Abusive Letter As McCarthy continued to ham / make any forecast and only Rep. Habomaia,' a small group of is three years solitary Imprisonment. "I believe;’* ho said, "that we the three most Important things na- dnaumnee agency Tues. and Thus. Until 9 P. M. 9' A. M. lo 9 P. M. Dingoll ,(D-Mich) said tha outlook sought for questioning since Mrs. mer at the point that ne had a should launch th* Uriited Natioas lands which in one place are as Hidden by Red Ontlawe George’s’ b ^ y , buried under right to criticize tha elections sub should do for you, are to: AT 17 MAPLE ST. w r E P R Other Days Until Si-TO P. M. Ind. Wed. Free Parking waa brikht. Dlngbll on Monday close aa two miles to Hokkaido. Gen. Fasollah Zahedi, the pri Get Wage Hike, on Ita o*m eooperativa atomic re- announced he will introduce a bill pile of leaves, 'was found by ; I Case Frid&y in committee because of various actor project, invitiag contribu SUNHIAT The RB29 _ incident, the Presi ent premier, overthrew Mossadegh woman while walking her dog. items he picked out of its record, i, SEE IH A T YOU HAVE ENOUGH PROTECTION, /< ^ early inr the new Congress to boost dent said, took place in that area. on Aug. 18, 1953, after the Shah tions o f flaaionabla materials or FURNACE Individual axemptions for each Settle Disputes The body, clad in dungarees Watkins lurried to him and said; uranium from ovary country alfl* BUT NOT MORE THAN YOU NEED; It ia a disputed area since the had fled the country, but .tn the Superior Court "If you’re going to take the taxpayer and dependent. by SIOO. United States and Japan do not confusion Fateml eocaped into and a pink sweater, had been to provide even a token contribu OIL The present exemption le 8800. wrapped in a blanket. There was position ri«W that you’re going to tion — and money from othen." recognize Ruasia’s right to possess hiding. The government statement Oak Ridge, Tenn., Nov. 10 IP)— be bound by #11 the evidence in S. BE READY WITH EXPERT INSURANCE HELP, Mora haat units When the Democrats tried un- the Habomaja. today announcing his exeefltion America’s atomic-hydrogsn weap a bullet wound In the head. No New Haven, Nov. 10 ij>)—John The original proposal of Preri- weapon was found near the scene. that record, you'ro in for serious WHEN.A LOSS OCCURS: In tvsry gsllon Potterton's As if for extra emphasis, Elsen said he had been "hidden by Oom- ons production haa been steadied F. MeCqj'. (88-year-old Milford trouble." dent Eistnhowsr. laid before tb* \ . (Couttuued m Pag* Two) hower made repeated references to mcnist outlj^ws.” for at least a yaar—after seven _ Chief Keller said ^ that ***’■• businessman/waa given a contin- Galleries Applaud General Asacmbly last Dae. S. —you uss lets. 130 CENTER ST.— (Corner of Church) the matter aa not clear cut. He was captured last March 13. months of chain-reacting labor un- George waa reported ml.ssing by / / • called for creation of an atomic 1. PLACE YOUR in s u r a n c e IN SOUND PROVl N •nils brought laughter arid sonfe He said he does not know how Stabbed by a bystander as he was fsrt^wlth final approval of a nerher sistersister-in-law in law afterrtter Vheshe had,had ^^^^en presented in Superior OoQrt pool for paacoful purpoooa wlthla COMPANIES, the United States will come out in arrested, he was reported near package wage boost for 9,000 gone out on a date with her for applause from the galleriea. th# framework of tho UJ>r. driof THE ^ Notables Hail its demands on the Soviet Unibh death in a military hospital for atomic workers. mer husband a week ago Monday. today in/Connection with the nail McCarthy demanded to know If V, 8. Delegato Henry Cnbot Lodgn. for damages. aeveral weeks. RatificaUon by CIO and AFL ing of a/icurrllous letter during the Watkins were aware the charges Jr., however, diaclosed last w**k Those have been our ataadarda ever, alace ■ agency Dr. Thomas P. Cody, medical recent election campaign. McCoy against McCarthy investigated by At that point he put in his com His trial waa held In secret and union# reprcMntlng 9,000 workers etfaminer, said Mrs. George had that the Idea of an internatloaal waa drst organised. W. 6. ULENEY CO. 1# free in 81,000 bond.. the subcommittee "were prepared ^opp^• Marine Statue ment that he noted a considerably lasted 13 days. Ha never fully re here and at Paducah, Ky., virtu been dead several days when th; pool has boon dropped. PHONE MI-9-525S , * -5 different attitude on the part of the ally ends for a year tha recurring McCoy is cha/ged with ridicul in the headquarters of the Demo covered from hia atab wounds and body^^as found. ing Gov.-elect Abraham A. Rlbl- cratic National Committee.” Tr>' us, urll be glad to answer y yonr o u r i^estlons, ^ e entirely Soviet Union thia time. He said the heard Mia sentenca from a threat of crlj^ling -production Mrs.\George was separated from (Coatlaned oa Pag* TwsMy-«M) general attitude now seems to be stretcher. coff, a Jew, on reilgious grounds. Watkins replied, "That’s what without obligatton. Of Iwo Heroes strikes, hanging over both places her aecPnd husband, James George you said." moer conciliatory' but that he ‘Hie pint-sized Fateml waa one sines wage talks first collapaed The letter be is accused of writing / could not say more because he last April 15. wa# circulated in mimeographed bicCarthy insisted it waa a fact Washington, Nov. 10 (A5 ■—Gen. of the most violent spokesmen of (ContlBil^ on Page Twelve) shown by the evidence. LET US FILL YOUR ProvIdM 6-('«at Boost copies during the, campaign and Lemuel Shepherd. Jr., dedicated (CoBtlno^ on Page Three) The package deel provide# ( D a prompted Democratic State Chair Watkins said the evidence be today a maaaiVe statue honoring (Oouttuned o« Pag* Two) man John M. Bailey to demand fore the' elections subcommittee BiilletiiiB 8-cent hourly increase retroactive legal action. “YOUR PEACE OF M|9D IS OUR BUSINESS'* mm :/l| tho .U. 8. Marino Corpa, and called to April 15; (2) a 4-cent increase was admitted into the hearings of it not "just a monument to the effective Jan. 15, 1955; and (3) an McCoy was arrested ye#tenlay the Watkins committee only to froai tlM AP Witts after Superior Court Judge Sam show that there wer* serious '■• -4 departed past..# graphic message CifartttiB OR Trial (2) improved holiday schedule. News Tidbits LE09ARD D, RIVARD ARENCY, lac. to the future.’’ It lump* together two wage re- uel B. Mallitz ias:'ed ' a warrant charges against McCarthy which .Preawnt Klaenhower .headed Called from AF Wires charging the real estateipian four should have been ansvi’eri^ prop OPPOSE ANTABOnc TB8T8 Calleii for «Rd delivered openetv—provided for each nine times violated a state atajute erly. ; ' ^ M 8 M A IN the IIM of dietinguiahed guests In- month* in the union contracts— Aoeklaad. New Zealaad, Nev. promptly at no extra i^HARMOHY vitedZo witness dedication of the which forbids ridicule of a person They .were serious, . no matter 16 — A reaodabeut report over Evidence and Is a compromiae between a by advertisement because of ' race, I ’EU MI-9-0271 charge. monument. CIO demand of a 16 cenU and man Turkey reportedly export* 106,- where they came from, he said. toat the United Statee la oea- Shepherd, the Marine command 000 sheep and 15,000 bee' cattle .color or creed. He also was charged McCarthy said newspaper col- Bideriag kydragea bdmh ieeta ta ■ ' . Z, agement offer of 6 cents. with brieach of peace. Tha barbtr shop quartet of bygona'days be- ant, dedicated the 75-foot repro It does away with further pro- t:* Russia recently under standing umniat Constantine Brown had the Aataratie hea hami teaaad PINE PHARMACY duction of ; the hiitortc flag: raia<- Builds Public Confusion duction union negotiations until bSrter exchange agreement, . . , McCoy wad arrested at 6:25 told him that during the Army- late ,f New Iselaad’s eiectlen -liaved’in closa narmony. We are grant ba- ,,lng on Iwo Jims on this 179th roe current contracU expire next State I*ublic UtilitlesO>mmission p. m. yesterday when he returned McCarthy hearinga last apring eaioffalga aa aa liih haor leaua tALL MI-f-9814 liavars in close harmony also— close harmony anniversary of craation of the Oct. 15. when new pacU will be says BO forma;i beariiig has been to his home from a real estate Watkins aUted he hoped a cam hr LabeHte leader Walter NasIL Marines aay»4ei*»is and rtatlrticlana aay rent increase was effected last President Eiseiriiower say# "re pearance todby. pers of his state.’ " MAYOR URGED CXINFBSSION who entrust their insurance business to us. purpoae," Shepherd said in pre you think, but many have taken] these two factors could account spring. ligious faith . ... is under maartve Critieixed Democratic Choice Watklna denied he had ever said Oevelaad. Ney. 16 liPV—The pared remarks. oppoatag views. Here Is a review for moet Or all df It - AH four plants Involved—three attack by strongly entrenched The letter la alleged to have any such thing to any one. nmy«r ef Bay Village dfocleeed FRIGIMIRE This close harmony shows itself in two ways "For with that apfrit, however of ^ e v td e ^ already la, second i But the majority by far aee a here, one- at Paducah—are oper atheistic materialism." . . . Blgypt criticized the Democratic party CluirgM Broad' Bias today he ease urged Dr. Semurt —-wa ere prompt to report liew develop severe may be the trials which arliclea on the cigarette real increase jn lung cancer ated for the Atomic Energy Com- newspaper Al Akhabr say# ex- for nominating Ribicoff and a l^ McCarthy spent ag, hour or so H. Sheppard, his cloea frtead. te Power Tool Woodworking lie- ahead, our nation will endure icroveray. deaths. Some find the rate dou ^asipa by Carbide and Carbon Queen Narriamn will marry top of lo have attacked New Haven challenging the impartiality of roafe** he nwrdered hi* alfa ments end new changes which affect our Mayor Richard C. Lae for naming ‘i f by aay rhaac*’’ he did IL and tha cauae of human freedom bling every 10 years, and predict fmemicala Co., which under its ficial of oil-rich Persian Gulf prin V - I Watkins and Sen. Ervin (D-NC), AirtOMAWwhir clients, and wa check periodically to sea if will triumph.” By ALTON L. BLAKESLEB 60,000 American lung cancer vie-: cost-plus contract will pass the in- cipality of Kuwait if she can get ' Sheppard refused, he said. diN NIm Ymu* T o BUke ^AP gcleaoe Beporter). ' Urns adnualiy by 1960. creaaea to the government. divorce from her present husband. (CouManed on Page Fourteen) (Coattaaeil ea Page Seveatsea) claiiag he "ceulda’t have dean there are any changes in tha affairs of our Nine years in the making, the New York, Nov. 10 (>P)—Cig If there really ia an increase, About 1,000 CIO workere repre Dragging operations in attempt it.” arettes aeem to be on trial. You what Is causing it? clients which will affect their insurance of giant atatua of the six men who are the jury. sented by the United Gas. Coke to find body of elderly Nlantic For Everyone raised the flag on Iwo Jima’a Mt. From their om i oboervations and Oiemical Workera Union at man begin in Water-filled aban CARDINAL BRUNO DIES their insurance needs. Burtliachl la the handiwork of The charge: Ogarettea a•’’* j some physicians blamed cigarettes Paducah were last to ratify the doned quarry at Old Lyme in be Vaticaa City, Nev. 16 ^ AcNs harmful, contributing to canc Pfopoaal. by a 60-pcr cent margin Democrats Lose Bid to Stall Guiseppe Cardtaal BruM^ 1b> and haart dteeaae. "■* because most of (their patients lief he may have fallen in dank '•Mlhos pool , . . (jatholic expert ,
J. / i--., (- ir’ 'f--- President Eisenhower, 86-day in hia mind about wanting tha Dikon- junction under Taft-Hartley law Atom Workers Army Executes Tates contract approved. HELD pVER! 4 MORE DATS atom of truth. Eisenhower said, in blocked another strike threatened The agreement, accepted but they are and enjoy them without can take time to enjoy the little by CIO workers at Oak Ridge and tIbewB Nightly a t $il$ . $ M Pr^ident Asserts reports that Generalisqlmo -'Chiang feeling the neecl to,, try out all the things in life aa they come along. not actually lignrt, provides for MANC-HESTER Kai-shek. and -hie Chiheae Nation-, latest theories on child triiining Paduoah plants. funheling private power into lines ie Se^vic^^^P^almed la honest in her jrelatloiuhips. Get Wage Hike, Fatemi for Plot Ru^ ia Note Softer allst forces haVe been ordered by because she has no faith a t all in with others, without being tactless PorsolRalicad CliristMos C cp if Aug. 18—AFL workers , here of the TVA to replace, electricity ,phM 8ROOND RIG H R this country not to attack the vote to accept 6-cent offer of Car her owm. aUndards and her own or unkind.' T V A fumlahea to atomic plants. “RelBni rteaa The BeB” Communiat-held Chlneae mainland. common sense. Dewey-Richman'a selection i8 ansur- \ bide.' a. ' i Is so. interested in the world Settle IJfeputes On Iran Shah Eisenhower replied he has hot /T.'. -t t’ .-' .V V-//1 Neville Braad—Shewa $:$a On Veterans DaK Here ^CaallBBeS troMi Page Ope) The chief executive said we try to Is content with what she has that she hasn't time to be avidly Oct. 21-22—CIO workers at Oak changed his mind because of what deal with our partners aS’ 'auch l passed for top-name desigrnorOf origi- Ridge and Paducah again reject and not envious of w-hat other interested in amall, nialiclous goa- (ConUaned from Page O a^ ^ (OeatiaMtl from Png* One) he called this simple reason—that didn’t know whether the Soviet and make agreements with them women have in tlie way of posZea- aip. , ' nality' and wide variety of moods. Im 6-cent Offer in National Labor Re no better contract haa been of instead of giving ortera. ’ 'n —— ■■ ■■ ,0M $i«fEM '^ttLVS« Dr. Fred Edgar Delivers note hed .bebn releeaed. sions. Lets her husband be himaelf, be lations Board election undw T-H fered. Seeks Cash DonatimiE.,., Diplomatic authoritlee said that printed with your name: from 25 for In mectinga there yMterday. Some l»w tha Moaaadegh government in its. Bipartisan foreign policy—-Elk- (3an say “No" to her children cause even though he ia her hu)»- 3.500 CIO workers here already ’The President amid that until a 'WbmaiYs iHBi M MMliiMT Principal Address For .Christmas’ Prfject poaaibly the Preeldent had in mind enhower said he haa many good O^v.30--Taft-Hartley injunction fight with the British over na firmly yet quietly without feeling band, she has never lost sight of 1.95 to 25 for 14.75. had done so Monday and earlier better way of handling the situa Mia$nUll*CinNlNUC X the fact that in a note of protest, friends within the Democratic par expired''at midnight, leaving CIO tionalization of the Anglo-Irar.lan iJaaMif CHMUsaunm guilty or wondering if she the fact that he is also an individ yesterday. tion ia offered, he has got to sti6k W o r ld Hospital; High School iblam ing the whole affair on the ty and ccmtemplatea no difficulty shouldn't say "Yes” just because ual and everything he does or workers f«e to'strike again. Oil C a In the Anal days of the ■ asM ' The Red O oss has issued a united States RB29, th* Iluaalans The two plants prepuce the na Mossadegh regime he bitterly de to thf present proposal. request for donations bf $1.50 on this question. Aa to how ef other mothers are saying .VYes.” wants to do cannot be judged on Nov. 3— mediation ses Senate Democratic Leader Lyn Band to Lead Parade uabd the word "regret.” DEWrV-RICHMAN tion's entire supply of fissionable nounced the Shah in public each to defray the cost of the forts w-ill be made to achieve bi- Isn't pretending to be younger the basis of how It affects her. MANCHESTER tiranium-235 for atomic and hy sions begin. \ don B. Johnson of Texas aaid yes Theao authorities said what the partiaanahip, he said he didn't than she is,and so is free to enjoy Such women stand odt today 787 MAIN STREET Nov. 7—Packai^ . wage agree' speeches, calling the ruler n "rob The Rev. Dr, Fred R. Edgar, “Chriatmaa on the High Seas” SbvieU'-r;egreUed was that there drogen weapons. ber” And his court a "brothel.” terday he hopes for a "quiet bur project whicdi is aimed at pro know. That waa in respoiise to whatever age she happens to be. simply by their refusal to hurry ment reached at 6 a.' m. after 20 ial’” of the hotly disputed con pastor of South Methodist Church, had been "number of new cases Another 4.500 AFL workers, Describing the execution, Teh v.ill deliver the principal address viding -gifts for servicemen a queatioh aa to whether he might Isn't always in a hurry, and so along with the crowd. hours of negotiations. ^ ' tract in the next aeaslon, after Oi violationb...of the Soviet. border do something along the lines fol represented by the Atdmlc Trades ran’s military governor. Gen. Tel- At Veterana Day memorial aerv- who are aboard ships on by American iQllltarv aircrafL" and' Labor Council, at two other mour Bakhtlar, saiO Fatemi walk Democrata take over Congresa Christmas day. 'The Red Cross lowed by former President Tru control in January. Johnaon NOW Ihni SHTURDNY ioea tomorrow At 11 a. m. on the Hedges (Dp Bohlea less critical but nonetheless vital ed without trembling to a stake Itfwn in front of Manchester Me- does not want donations of the man in appointing John Foster MBRIBMSaiRWiUBlRMSaiMOTI BWI8WBRSU8iaBJailil()ii$liRI8aB^^ plants here, had approved the 0- aet up before the mud. wall used as spoke to newsmen after a Senate STATE Q AT REGULAR PBIOBB packages themaelves, as re Eisenhower never specifically Dulles, now Secretary of State, Democratic policy committee niorlal Hospital. His talk will be aaid he approved BoMen’s decision cent increase last Aug. 18. In Demmies Hold a' Nfla range for the iMiracks. ' cRtltled "Today's Veteran.” ported In The Herald yester and John Sherman Cooper, now a parallel negotiations.with carbide, Thvahty military and police offleera meeting. day, since the organization to go to the Russian dinner, but U. S. Senator, both Republicans, 'The law requires that contracts Dr. Edgar, an Army rhaplain he praised the whole group of they approved the extra ‘ four and oiia .civilian have been exe for five years during World War makes' them up in accordance to contact memberti of Congresa cents Monday. Little Hope for cuted there recently as members of this type lay before the atomic Broodway’g big ctagB tuccM t with specification laid down by American Foreign Service (Officers with respect to a bipartisan policy. KEITH'S NEW BEDROOM ITEMS THAT II, ii expected to dwell on the role and said they must have the'-au- This gives both union's , scale of a wtdeapread Soviet spy ring. committee for 30 daya while both the armed service.!. However, Science atudenta-- Told of re- Houses of Congresa ara in Ses of the veteran and his duties and I thoiity to make (ieclsions. ranging from $1.64 to $2.40- an Bakhtlar aaid F'atemi, blindfold * comB$ dondng and obligations in peace time. the money is needed to pay for .^pOrts that t)ie Soviets have been hour, with an automatic boost to a Tax Reduction ed and bound to tlM stake, said sion, unless the committee waives the"' packages and the Red I Apparently referring to debate ,o t ^ romancing to tha $aaan I He served with the 34 th Infan- I over Bohlen’a action, though his expanding their number sci $1.68-12.50 hourly range on Jan "May God protect you’’ Just before that period. ’The committee has Ooss has asked that the $1.50 ence atudenta while there lias beeh four volleys from the four-man been holding hearings tojietermina ' t ^ Division, spending 31 months { riicaning was not completely clear, 15. and is in line with Carbide’s (Coatinaed from Page One) id the Africsn and Italian cam donations be sent to its head an a'piparent decrease here, Eisen established practice of . paying firing aquad crumpled hlm.x . .whether to 'watvei Uie waiting V m in COLOR o n d quarters at 69 Center St., no I the -President said ' that decisions "He Had more Hlbod thAn a paigns, was discharged with the about such things are usually hower aaid he believed the federal both unions the same scale; re aucceaafully to tack a aimllar pro period. ’The group haa no au later than Nov. 15. government could act in this field gardless of tvhich union wins the cow,” the general added. thority to veto the contract or rink qf'major. macle by emotion as much aa by vision to a big tax revision bill ^ Cinemascope * Repreaentativea of various town without wilting for economic in increase— in this case the CIO. earlier this year, all 10 Ways and Another witness said Fatemi at alter ita terms. calm logic. the stake shouted, "This is Brit- ...from M-G-MI organizations which previously In Tokyo, a high American mil fluences to tik e hold. He tpoke tO-Hour ^ ssion Held Means Committee Democrats'sup participated In Armistice Day ex peans . . . The whole of Europe ia of the possibility of establishing Federal mediators hammered ported the move. If enacted, it alii'a work! ’The British are mur itary source said today it had been dering me!’’ ercises have been planning a sim envious of America, epvioua of her considered onneceasary to provide government scholarftipa for aelen- out the compromise package in a would have slashed j'ovemm ent Police Discuss ple cerkmony for tpmoirrow. power, her wcll-beliig. , tlflc students. ''x . The N evtot ArriTalS marathon, 20-hour session, ended fl-jhter escort for the U.S. photo- revenue about $2,300,000,000 a .The hame of the day has been — ItetiAH author iRdro Montonelll. In thia discussion, t^a President In Our' Bedroom Bad a t ''6 ^ m. last Sunday, and in- year. It also would have relieved At Teaneck, N.J.,' Dr. Nasrollah mapping plane shot dow-n by Rus chs)iged by law so that the end of remarked: at one polnrxthat h* Reddthg Departments volvin^^leaders of the CIO union about aeven million taxpayers, of Salfpour Fatemi was grief-stricken New Regulations sian jets Off Hokkaido Sunday. over the execution of hia brother. All wars, not only World War 1, You are lawyers. I am a doctor. "We did not consider it neces deplores any idea that yoii can Ato The Cream at tha and Carbide officials. any federal incoma tax bill. can be commemorated. This is a legal case. 1 -am the de- Here is this chronological back Reports of tha former Foreign sary to escort this particular plene shut off thoughts and IdeasX.and Crop! We’re Mighty Opposed by the Blaenliower ad Minister’s execution before a firing A hiMting of the edtire police * store* Open fendaiit—the patient. I can’t tell since It was flying w-ell inside still grow strong. Fmud of Our Excittag ground of the dispute: minialration, the Democratic move department was held last-ni^t .at April 15—parallel negotiations aquad cams aa a shock to Dr. Stbrea in town will remain open you what to do. You are the spe friendly territorj-,” the source Most of the news coriference New CollerUau Of waa beaten in the Hbuae, 210-204. the new headquarters on E.'llUd- Coat- Our nttwust involving both the A FL and CIO Fatemi, who is a visiting lecturer tomorrow but the KRiniclpai Build- cialists. I have given you the facts said. > centered around the Sunday plane Suites . . . In 18th A aimilar proposal was defeated dle ’Turnpike to dlscusa new r e f , . Do whstever you think beat. collapse. A threatened stilke Is at Princeton University In Middle ingi achoola and financial instltu- incident. tury and Madera De narrowly in the Senate. lations and. methods « t using tha — Dr. .Sam Sheppard to lawyers. "A fter ail, if your aircraft aren’t signs . . And They and proudaat averted by intervention of Presi East literature and languages. tio n lV in close. There Will be no safe Inside their ou-n territory, President Eisenhower's reused- Dr. Fatemi had sent a cable to new facilities more efficiently. mail dyilveries and other postal Are Budget Priced T* dent Eisenhower's atomic energy Chief Herman O. Schendel said where are they safe?" addition... labor relations panel. bhdget forecast a deficit of almost the Shah Iran asklhg clemency aervic* will continue on z limited The year 1955 wifi be the year of Give Manchester Tepa this morning that acheduiea for destiny for some type of universal The 10 aurvivors of the B29's June 15^Panel .recommends a five billion dollars for the fiscal fpr hia brother. ’The cable requested baaia. 11-man crew said they were never la Value: year ending next .tune 30. The using the target range and the military training. 6-cent increase. that the Shah uaa hla royal prerog- best ways of using the juvenile fa lE C E lE L tf! W l J0$CI0N! CTl CCMUnE! .Particlpanta in tomorrow’s Vet closer than 15'miles from the So Ruth miletl President him ^ssid this situation, ativa to set aside the death penalty erans ;Day program will mass . at •-L-Selective Service Jul.v 7—CIO workers here and cilities in the ' court hoo:ae were Director Hershey viet frontier—and farther than at Paducah walked off to back up aipng with coiitiiiued heavy de Imposed by a military court. ON. SAME RIO PROGRAM the American Legion Home on that when the shooting started. fense spending, seems almcrt cer among the topics discussed. Among all/the hurried, harried, pay demands. . Returned July 10 Dr. Fatemi, at one time a mem Also, there were new problems Leonard Street at 10:30 and march Eisenhower also told hia confer after Secretary of Labor-Mitchell tain to bar any big tax cut at this ber of the Iranian parliament and t(i the hospital on Haynes Street. We (India' and Red China) may ence he atm is for the Dixon-yatea 1 unsure women trying to keep up time. brought about because of the dif not agree about some things, .but with each other and live by some- and CIO President Walter Reiither who la an acting Iranian delegate ferent location of the headquar'; ,Tha Rev. John F. Hannon, pas power contract here at home be reached agreement on proposal to Democrats used the tax Uinie to the United Nations, has said he tor of St. James’ Church, will take this does not hide the basic fact cause no better way haa been of ' body else’a standards the woman in the recent political cain{>algn, ters. One of these la the transpor that we have shared many ex I w-ho stands out simply by not trj- inspect whole labor-management knew the Shah very well. tation of officers to their beats, pkrt in the program and the Man fered to $et he needed 'electric field. nation's atomic installa- declaring a tax revision program chester High School Band will play periences and have much- in com- eneigy. ' ing to is the woman who - aponsored by Rapubllcar.s provide<1 which has had to be reshuffled be- Jnbn and that essentially there la Isn't apologetic about being tlonsF^ Carbide supervisors maid- cau% of the move to the new the "Star Spangled Banner.” He said there’a nothing in the talned production. hefty tax cuts for corporations and All veterans organizatlona will good will and friendship, between contract that can raise by a single “ju il” a houaewrlfe and isn’t wealthy persona, but did not give Democrats Lose quarters, pur . . . countries. ashamed to let it be known she is Aug. 11—On direct "orders from IVays of Improving the morale take part In the ceremony aa well Cent the costa of power to Tennes enough help to the average tax as their auxlltailes. Othef groups T-India’s Prime Minister Nehru. see Valley Authority (TVA) cua- doing w-hat ahe would rather be payer. tHngell's bUl would repeal of the department and its effl- ! doing than ' anything el.se in the Dixon Pact Stall cency were also discussed. Al TONIGHT: EARLY AND LATE SHOW STARTING AT $:tt which will join in the ceremony tomers. If there ia any politics in a section of the new tax law pro are the Manchester Citizens C(]rn- Ail over the -country employ this thing it isn’t by hia ch • ' f . • »> : 1. \ TT >■4 i ■'. S • A PA G E FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER lb, 1954 MANCHESTEIT EVENING HERADD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 tial candidate,. and the exact epot w ill be discussed and areaa given the paator o f the church, Dr. H al Bpyh North Coventry were responsible for'-a' scries of a brief demonstration in the where Calvin Coolldge put on his to .,tho various members of the Eldon. X Ramige. B o lto n mania in Woric) W ar I and- waa first Indian headdress. These Policeman Free"il breaks into East Hartford busi crowded courtroom, but quiet was decorated. by the Serbian go'iram- committee.) ness esfahhOunents. restored Immediately by Sheriff would please Democrats greatly. Church Group Maackester Evealag Herald ment for his work during the war ^ TOITRE INVITED TO SHOP . AT THE ‘ ^ Republicans might equally enjoy The annual 'nianksgiying Of (Biedifiwe wws the State’s sIlt Patrick OToole. with a Red Cross unit In Serbia Nertk Coveatry oorreapondeat, FOR In East Hartford -witness .at Laraia’s trial, during fering o f the church school will EXPERT Monuments Scarce making a federal'museum of Tam verdict stamped a look of and Romania. Died Tuesday. Bfrs. W. S. Haven, telephone PB- l^hdol Closed Tomorrow which. Defense Atty. Thomas F. many Hall, or erecting a granite To Meet Tonight be held Nov.' 10 at the Ctaur^ WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALAN(5lNG ^ incredulity on ■ Guedesae's face. Philadelphia — C. Allison Scully, grim X-60S9. Hartford, Nov. 10 .fJPt^Louls McDonough described the former's ^IIHh ANNUAL CHRISTMAS S A U t tower commemorating the "Tru Community House. There will be RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECiq^G State's Atty.’ Albert S. Bill dis- 67, Philadelphia and New' York a supper and various booths And Laraia, 27, was free today after a testimony as a "vicious lie.” playWl no 'outward sign of emo- ^ OF THE MONDAY eXUB ' . man dollar.” North Coventry, Nov. 10 (1^- To Observe Veterans pay banker. Bom in Pittsburgh. Died On American Scenb a general booth for all kinds of Co m p l e t e b r a k e s e r v i^ ^ -unsrlc- court ^ury acqi^itted the Immediately after Laraia left Uon- ^ \ ■ Everybody, of course, would be H*t|»%Yoii OvBreomt Monday. cieD—■niere will be a meeting of fruit, vegetables, or any other of suspended 'East Hartfora police- the court room a free man. Gue- SATURDAY, NOV. 13— 11 S F.M. glad to contribute toward a na- SEE - Ft, Leonard. Wood. Mo. ^ Maj. AM.H Isn’t that a kind of monument the Every Member Canvaaa Com ferings which the townspeople Bolton, Nov. 10 (Special)— <^’clock. , Tomorrow: Republican tnsir''who had b • Deled Kov. ^ OAVELLO. FREE urton’s ^^UO tO B FEBMIT NOnCE OF APFUCtTION ALTERATIONS OUR OWN J>‘’l*^e that t, JOHN I Super Special ACMARCZxk. of IBS • North School l>^ 1. beve flirt an aupllca- tion dated Nov! 2, 19M. with the Liquor Controla. i. Comml-.*mmisslon for a Pacitase I Winter w;eight Cords, GUARANTEED \Values for- the sale ,.f alcoh^r Itauor on the premUrt 31t North Main Gabardini^ Flannels. at.. Manchester. —.Tbe business Is owned by JOHN Hard-finished Worsteds. KACMARCZYK of 163 North School Plain or pleated fronts. K., Manchester, and will be conducted fejJOHN I^CMARCZYK cf t«.t North Sizes 29 to 42. Bchool 8t.. Manchester, as nermittee Regulars or shortA Dated N o v .A t o WHin .¥ DRESS ■ f - 2 FOR '.‘I CLEARANCE $ 0 - 0 FARRICS USUALLY FOUND IN $40 COATS • WAIT’LL YOU SEE THE FLEECES! FREE ALTERATIONS / ,/■ • •WAIT'LL YOU SEE THE KURL! 1M % WOOL / VdvM to $2S • • WAIT'LL YOU SEE CHINCHILLAS! 8ABARDINES For ' ■ . - ■ -it' and 100% wool sulUnga. • WAIT'LL YOU SEE THf ZEBELINE! Ca ifca W ot Haadaomely taUored. Values Mayba wa’ra crazy . . . s e • Yaa Sbot aa4 Sotbi to $I4.SS. ' •WAIT'LL YOU SEE THE PLUSH! and'shouldn't do this . . . PM...... ibut lucky you, you have Task...... 4JI $9.88 Ah. tiMy'r* baoutifiil! And wa liova Rva W9 sfylat for fSF, Me a ^ IgyM bsmiM e M e .. SUS aUS many stylas and colors FREE , you f ekoosa from! hi « braoth-tokhig $alacH— of lect from. Kisses and Beantifal white broadcloth ahirte wtth refRlar or widc-oprcod coHair (with s t e ^ ). Avail- eoloni sins • to 18. FREE ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS able, toe, with FrcRch cpff. C oU ^ gaanuitMd for life o t shirt. !to sflact from.' Mifsas - - • % . and junibr sizes. V 6 u ci y Y A rA d R S IX IIAViCHESTER EVE^^ING h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, c o n n ., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 F A G fSE V B V length veil of Illusion attached to i « 9 Springfield Pidice French Policies Hit her white hat. She carried a bou Wapinng company discussed the CEA group least over the average dally to Faoa With India.” by M rs . May quet of small white pompqna. Violiii Forgers insurance plan for teachers. attendance. The money"'ia for Barber and Mrs. William fhatcr. Daily Radio >^^WHA»— Hunt for Attacker By Syria StuJlents The maid of honor, Miss Marga Skywatch Schedule »chool To Close the 1953-54 school year. A sec Sunday K C. Mathew from 3 TIMES FASTER «vno—itM . ret McDonald of Montclair, N. J., Unit Establishes There 'will be no school Thurs ond payment, which trill total half Travancore, India, w ill speak at roommate of the bride at Dean Make Fortune day, Veteran'! Day. of the present one, will be made the church echool session and wor IMMascus, Syria, Nov. 10 0 for GAS on Stomach Springfield. Maat., Nov, 10 — Junior College, v g s attired in a Thimday,N*veiiiber 11 Scholarship Fund Sadd Memorial- IJbrary will also if the town files by March 30, ship service at the Community Certified laboratory tests prove aeU-ant tiM IMlowing f n g n m rorw»rd' with The city'* detectiv* force was ex Altout 8,000 students 'walked out gr^en Iridescent taffeta street Mldnigtit-2 a.m...... TTioniaa Wilde : > be closed tomorrow. * 3955. Church. He la now studying st the tablet! heutraiite 1 times as mush Rock. of Uieif schools and paraded the panded today in the search for the length gown. Her flowers were Duping Public a^m.-i a.m...... Ouqxnan Schckil G rant' .•• Hartford Seminary Foundation an aupplM IV maaacw streets of Damascus today In pro 2 Floyd ■ Mta. JoeephiM H'etlierell W % —Walk a Milt than who raped a young woman in yellow and white pompons, 4 a.m.-fi a.m...... Volunteers Needed i Wiqpplng, Nov. 10 (Special)—At Supt. of Schools Merle W6od“ for his .degree.' He was a/teacher ■MBtt u d tin wliil«ct to dunga WpRC—Slat Precmet . test against the,.‘'French inq>erial- The funeral of Mrs. EL Josephine wOTH—Lont Ranker ' a warehouse' yesterday after forc Marshall b a r r e n of ^thls town Surieh, BwttaarUnd, Nov, 10 (API 6 a.m.-8 a.m...... Voltuiteer* Needed a meeting of the South 'W'ndsor ntansea has received three nottcha for nine years, six o f which were WttlMItt BOOM. ing her at gunpoint to accompany iat" mlUtary campat^ against Na- was b est. man. Wetherell. 84; who. died Friday at at the mission school in Kolar, M y t i t t - — Swiss police are on the trail of 9 a.m.-Noon ...... M r a Willard Small BMucation Aaan- held recently a of the federal Sid grant of 582,- ___ AY—Nlkht Watch him from the Post Office entrance. tlonalfet >^guerrlllaa in Algeria. the Manchester Memorial Hospi sore. Mathew is a member of Mar “WTIC—You btt Your Lift Chrysanthemums decorated the Noon-S p .m ,...... Mrs. Gertrude Uriano, M ra W (rley 826AS. to be used for the schools Police officials assigned all de* Carrying anti - French slogan Manchester Country Club where a • maatar violin makar. They ba- scholarship fund was set up for a tal. was held Sunday at the Com Thoms Church. ' a wBVvv WDRC—Perry Como Galligan of South Windsor. The flirst no munity Church with The Rev. VAttOM WCTH-Mewt, £. Anield tectives to the case and took six banners, they gathsred around reception was held Immediately lleva Br is making a fortune by 8 p.m.-fi pjn...... / Bill Evans graduate of Ellsworth Memorial tice was about a month ago stat __.B vmo Parliament House to shout de David Crockett officiating. Burial t:ia- = ■ patrolmen out of uniform to aid following the ceremony. 6 p.m. 8 p.m...... A n n Malson High School who ia preparing for ing that the grant appliration had Manchester Evening Herald RUMMAGE W HAY-Newt: Night Watch mands, for the severing of eco turning out counterfeit 17th and was in the family lot in Wapplng WTIO—You bet Your LUa in the manhunt. Upon their return from a wed been approve; the aabond, when Wapplng rorrespondrnt, Mrs. An nomic and cultural relatibna with 18th Mntury .vloUna o f fine work- 8 p.m.-lO p.m...... Harold Glean, Rene Blanchette the teachipg profession. The Oeinetery. WDRC—The North* Polioe withheld the name of the ding trip to Canada, Mr, and Mrs. he was. informed o t the exact nie Collins, telephone Mitchell Potkia Hop WtJTH—Celebrity Time France and to urge “every official 10 p.m.-Midnl|ht ...... York Strangfeld, Anthony Zilin- amount of the fund was not estab- ItaBuo i:aa- . victim, a woman in her twenties. Dougan will restds at 42 Cowles aaanahtp. . Bkae arhount and the Mat from Sen. Mason's Night Ob served 8-4418. « SALE She was quoted as saying the and unofficial" help for the A lger Ave., Southington, where he is A violin made by Stra'dlvarius lUhed. Past Masters' Night was ob W HAY-Newt; Night Watch ians. Voluntfere may register at C ivil Defenee Headquartcre. Municipal Purtell ■ that the check was on .its 5S“Sitof‘^*' WTIC—Big Story man displayed a gun as she was employed at the Southington Building,' Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ftom A constitution and budget for way. served last night by, Evergreen There's not mtich satisfaction In WDRC—Amot 'n Andy—Uuiie Hal The demonstrators, watched by may fetiA 5100,000 among collec Sponsored By H m ■ - ‘Yaxwork. WOTH—Whiteman VaritUea about to enter the. Post Office' and Hardware Manufacturing Co. tors and exparta. Similar prlcea arc 1-5 p.m. Civil Defense telephone number—9-9068. the association were adopt^. Sal X m lim tnary application for Lodge A F A AM at MasOhlc Tem a moral victory in football when a:aa- ■ ■ , r: forced her to accompany,Mm to a mobile police, dispersed peacefully. ary recommendations were- sub ple. - ' you have to pay off on it. Manchester G nuf* Polka Hop The Syrian Parliament tomor the money was made by the town WHAY—New*; Night Watch / warehouse qbout a half fnlle away. William F. Pickles DIES AFTER FOOT RAOB paid for 'vloUna by s\ich other old mitted' by the profeasional ad Session Held . Rttlew w n c —Big Story / row will considVr a aeries of rec in March a final application . -RequtM Matinta The man left .her' bound and Ridgefield, Nov. 10 —George Italian maatera as Giuseppe Guar- teeth— and In rocka— dissolve in vancement committee, which will WDRC—Amos 'n Andy—Miieic Hail ommendations on the North A fri and Dr. Albert Bchatz, the college was filed Juha.30. The amount The missionary committee of the THUR$DAY. NOV. 11 >WMaer Bi^ wd WOTH—Whiteman VarieUet gagged, but she Managed to free William F. Pickles, son of Mr. L Rockwell, 38. first cousin-in-law water. be submitted to the Board of Edu Cal Kolby can situation by its Foreign Affairs neri and the Amatt family. Fine research director and co-discoverer received by the > CURTAIN AT t:15 ADMISSION $1.00 Doylestown, Pa. (/Pi—IVjoth de cay may be caused by the same erosive forces which level moun tains and which nature uses to NOT ONLY THE WRAPPING \ break down soli minerals to pro vide fertility for plants. The • procesg—known aa chelation—is a peculiar kind of chemical reaction BUT THE MOTOR IS PRETTY SMOOTH which makes ordinarily Insohible minerals, such aa those present in ' ■ ■ / , ■ ■ •PtCIAL HELP ...m an OK Used Car from Carter Chevrdet. 'oa w iiK -im pslNTias r^RRCRipnoiiir^ r CARiS'ULLF ' COMPOUNDED^ When you buy your used I m . car at Carter’s you can be sure > A rth a r^ g Stom j You MANCHESTER DUPONT PAINTS for EVERY PURPOSE ' i - V- "t f •-■i' rtawAtaFftw.!. as* ' \\ X ./ ! V f f PAGE EIGHT Ma n c h e st e r EVENING h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. We d n e s d a y , No v e m b e r lo. 1964 . / A.: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 now reaolve that there must Rsvei that ha. has bttn practicing law, hack on their flying sauhers and be placed on, the need of ^he -giver iUitirliPBtpr be another war.” and, since last ipring, presiding go back where they came ft'om. I to give rather than the need, i-.'of O p e n F o r u m Drooclles etill wear long underwear and so other is that city air is less clean t'onal hazards in cancer. Dr. W.C. holic.” A p*nei discussion w tt led “Without exciting fears or from a federal bench, and that he the- church to receive. Hueper of the National Cancer By HUGER PRICE do all my relatives back irt W. Va. FLASH BULBS, OASES,. A on Trial il) or pure. Nurses Makes 738 by Ilse S.' Wolff. Mary Toner, Sontinp i|praUi hopes,” said the President happens to iiave been a man who When I w tt little Mama used to ! This concept la not; new. It is aa Veterans Day ' MOVIES, PARtS 1 >me scientists queation wheth InSUtute. Betbeada. Md.. reporU nui«e auper'Visor and Alba Maator- rUKJiMUU) iiyMU nue ton, "without magnifying t^ficUI- doesn't have any pronounced cut the arme and legs off my un old aa the Christian movement it er people who smoke may be con- .aubitantial direct and Indirect evi gi, senior liuraing consultant.. The \-.- ■»!■ A1 -iT “■ oo.. me self. It was given to the world In To the EJdltor, Visits in October 11 KMnll ties or dwelling upon miankea of Ideological edges sticking out of derwear every spring so I’d have Manchester fealdenls are urged, ftitutlonally different from non- dence that certain kinds of indus next meeting of this group will be lUiMb««Ur, Com a bathing ^ it. .Then in October the Sermon on the Mount and as to display, their flags on Nov. 11. Q ^ute oyer Evidence smokers, more tense perhaps, with trial fumes and other agents can In Glastonbury. . ■< TBUlU a r. rkROUSON. the past,- we must squaioly face him. In any direction. And just as she'd sew the arms aiid icga back men study that great teaching a different production^ of hor cause human cancers. At the monthly meeting of the Mrs. John Cheney, Jr., fund / ^ ' WALTER R. EROU8 0 N Origtnaily designed as Ar.nls- every obstacle to peace- and at no ideologicr.1 faction seems able on'. One year she made a terrible they become all the more aware tlce Day commemorating the aign- mones. Hormones 'can influence Men almost exclusively are ex Manchester Public tftalth Nurzihg raising chairman, repo^t^ that a Rna tempt to overcome it with pa to claim 1.1m for its own, so none mlatake and sewed the legs where that Christian giving la not based ing of the Armistice ending hos- 'cancers. Bilt there's no evidence posed to these hazards, he says. Assn. Ihc., held yesterday in the total of 84,297.50 has been raised Bsvoirt tience, With courage,/and with pro the arma should've been and vice on "how much the church needs,” tilitlei'* of- World War I. Nov. 11 that really answers this question. But in at least one case when men to date. Although far short of the, Btoit «'*aunt can attack him. veraa. So I had to wear the long but rather on "how much the Sex and jobs are elementa in the and women workers were exposed Auxiliary Room of Maocheeter goal of 88,822, this is a most favor UoUwys Botorod “ ■ *1 l i t found confidence ^ the common However he displays himself on hfs now been officially changed to Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Gertrude Conn., na underwear upside down. It was member needs to give.” It is • a Veterans Day. thrs making the (OoattRaeA from Fag* On*) cer of the type occurring in evidence. equally, they both tended' to be able report at this ^ te and it ia yearnings of the people of the the court, then, Jpdge.. Harlan is pretty embarraaaing in school. I concept that giving ia not baaed come liable to lung cancer. Rayner, (upervisor of nursed,. re hoped that additional contribu da.v of equal aignlflcance to veter-i humans, but this could be evidence Many women smoke, have ported that d total of 738 'Viaite 8UBSCR1PTUWI RATES world . . . going to be at least one Justice had to unbutton my flap every on a payment for services ren EMERGENCY performed M ore. This one o: how smoke can alter living tla- smoked for years. But lung can Dr. Hueper feels the total evi tions will bring the fund nearer time I was called on to recite. ans of ail wars. were made during October. Of the goal sought. PnjmMt la Atfrmiict "Above iSlI we need the re dered. but an opportunity ' for By displaying the flag on Nov. caught, the public eye fairly well. suea. cer is at least four to five times dence indicates that .not one but no Ytnr who escapes the obvious pieta- grace to the giver. It it not. "I OIL lURNER i,everal "atmospheric pollutants are these, 108 were new caeee'and 880 , i Honliit ligious quality of compassion- -the morphosls which sometimes seems 11 residents can show vete.sns It was pretty convincing evidence Some aclentlata aaked: Waa the more common among men than were revisits. Eleven clinics have tfonlit will give to the deserving,” but that they have, nqt for^fotten the SERVICi diiKrepancy due to aome difference w om f. Why? responsible for the. causation of ...'MOBtP attatn**************** ability to feel the emotions of to convert conservatives to rather, "I will give so that I may ' to acme doctors and sclenUats. lung cancer." His studies lead him been held with a total attendance r M M l j r •aaa«aaaaa«aaanaaaaaaaaat» service that they gave thel. coun in the genetic atralna of the mice Several explanations are ad Personal Notices live.” ' to cpnclude that "while It is pos of 78 paUents. . taaaaaaaaaaatatAattta others as ^ though they were our liberaliT and liberals to conserv'S- A Thought for Tudiiy try. CALL Others still' doubted. Tltey skid uaed? Just what did it mean in re vanced. One: Not so many wom The nursing staff attended the oWn .. . '. ' tivea once they face life, and law When meii give in this spirit Let Manchester set an example akin cancerrin TnlcB“li not the „gard______to human smoking ? How well en smoke. Anotheri Most women sible cigarette smoking has played Golden Jubilee dinner of the Con then the spiritual advance that same «a lung cancer'In humans. can mice be compared* with men? have not smoked as long as men a contributory role, the total evi III" M am oriatn THE ASaOClArED PREiS ."But /still more is essential to from the rarefied atmosphere of “Long' Cndeiwear Worn By A on this first Veterans Day. I necticut State Nurses Assn., l it AtaocUltd P iw It txcluHvtly Very Cautioin Man” According to Wells, one of the followers of Christ all over the Beatrice A. Uttle / MI-9-4548 ^ e tars ^concentrated from amok-1 induces Cancer In Mice have, Slid it Is argued that it dence available, if critically evalu Wednesday evening, Oct. 20. at the In lovinzf memory of M m.re. Jennlt C. aiMtltd to lit uat ot rtoubllctUon of our cause than the capacity to the Supreme Court bench. At any ated, does not favor the concept Waters, wnorn< died Nov. 10. 1933. all B tn t diapalcliat .vtedited . lo It. or Certain parties have complained leading church fund raising or world have been hoping for and Americanism Chairman,' ing machliM might not be the Benzpyrene, ■ a chemical which takes-’10 to .20 year- of smoking Statler Hotel. Mrs. Rayner attend x X i not otfctrwUt' crtdUtd m ‘hit M|»er understand the motivations which, rate, the President seems to have that this Droodle isn't- topical be ganizations in America, the church praying' for will surely come. American Legion Auxiliary WILLIAMS / same, anyhow, aa tars collected py| induces cancer in mice, has b ^ n to induce lung cancer,- that in the that cigarette smoking represents ed the Board members meeting Loelnz Ihouzhie true and tender and alM lit local newt publUbtd here. cause people don't wear long im- ehould never "beg" for fund a.to Fred ik. Edgar. future the cancer rate in women a" major ‘factor.” Juat to ihow ve atlll remetnber. All riatiu ot rtpuNIcatlon of tpMltl Ihgtalned in nations, divide them. made a dlattnguished, and - non- OIL SIRVICr a human smoker. The^speed and identified by one scientific team in and luncheon at the Statler on the derwear anymore. ' Ridiculous. carry oh its work. Indeed, it will Sponsored by the Manchester. Civil Service: What we get In heat of burning cigarettes in the will begin to rise. Yet another: . In Scientific and medical circles, Frank Watera and family. tUapatchea htftln art nlao reatrred. We must probe through these to controversial, nomination. ' smoke and tars from the burning preceding day. At that time a case 'Iheae anti-Droodlera should get not need to if the emphasis can Onuncll of Oiurchee. restauranta between wars. —— machines might yield • different of enough cigarette paper to make There is a sex difference — men there have long been questionings, historv- and dlscuzaion ot the prob fill Btrrlea ciltat of N. B A. Mtrr. the more fundamental urgings, chemicala or distillation piv>ducta may naturally be more susceptible evidences and countcr-evidencei lems in the care and rehabilitation Icp. Ibc. 80,000 cigarettes—an 11-year sup ------ReprtetnUllw: lit tha bonds which make broth than those the human smoker is ply for a pack-a-day smoker. to lung' cancer than women. about the role of cigarettes In of the chronically lit waa presented iMl As*86y ~ Ntw ers of alt men.” dx^ohM to. There is still some question, Industrial Fumes health. To the public, which could by Dr. James Raglan Miller of not be aware of all of the findings To some of the - war-dogs jn the The doubters could point to at though, aa fo whether a human As'for air-pollution as a cause West Hartford. There were -11 cauTOLAnoiA ■ least one experiment in, which smoker might get enough of this of lung cancer, it is argued that being made, some of* the reports panel members who contributed to National Security Oouncli this, we -. mice were exposed to dally, mess- to cause human lung cancer. women breathe the same air aS had to come with bombshell ef the history and took part in the ^ “^■^SSSSSSSh'"^ imagine, ie high-flowii nonsense, ^ured amounts of cigarette .smoke, Benzpyrene'also has been found men. But It’s also argued that fects. discussion. The meeting proved The Family ShowL V . arrera apptatlhc in aS- just as, to them, it may seem re from ~ adolescence until they died in the poUvted air of cities. men, -»>mmuting from suburbs into most helpful and informative. ______and othar raadM matter x : and were compared with other (TOMORROW: Reports of heart The Ktaff also attended the 'Unit In T it Naaehaattr BTontag HeraM. grettable that the President has Some researchers suspect pol cities dally, get more city air than "non-smoked” mice. There was luted air as a cause of lung cancer. atay-atrhome ■wives. •- dlaesMt hazjud, sad "how U> quit ed Nstiuns Day tea given by the advtrtlalng deaing beitra: not taken their two invitations to ' ' ' ' juat olie case of lung cancer in Some say the rise In lung cancer Men may be subjected to more ■moking”.) Manchester Memorial Hospital in -1 pi m. M day. >1 p. ffl. IfeiMay. flirt with full-scale war in the 132 "smoked” m ice-not signifi might be coming from a combina cancer-causing chemicals or the main dining room On Oct. 22. world. But, to the peoples of the cant atatiatically. tion of things, including cigarette agents in their jobs than women. Boiling potatoes for salad? The first Regional Conference But cigarette-accusers could smoking and polluted air. There Is no doubt that a large They should not be cooked as meeting was held at the Oommia- world, this Is good news build Choose any of these point to a similar experiment in Some studies find lung cancer number of. chemicals to which much aa those for eating hot. slon on Alcoholism in Hartford. ing—the news that America, at which 19 of 32 mice exposed to more frequent In cities than rural some workers .are expo.sed can They will flake and fail apart The subject of the meetiaff Was last, has a leader who is not smoke got tumors after a year's areas. One explanation advanced is produce cancer in animals. when cut up. Have you tried "The Role of the Public Health Nurse in Counseling the Alco afraid to atand to peace and '•i f f . ■«!u;'. X'/ IT \ ■N ■ .■''I;'.-'' ^ FACE TEW IJANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 10, lOM . X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE ELEVEN Miner, September; Mrs. Rarold R. examination. Ha had to wait until of Cheshire, former local rest- Hfebron " " Ktan, Oetober. . nearly evening before ha coulA gat dents, "■ ■ V ' ,1 Othhr officers elected wbM'; room at tha hoapltalc Tha muaqle Last W eak ■acond, Emtla Daxy of Wllllman- secretary, Misa Clara M. Elllil; of hla ahoulder'blada waa knotted Meacheater Evealeg Herald Hr- C o v e n t r y Uc; third, Stanley Wawer of WlUi- Women Tolft TV' treasurer, Mrs. Charles H. Fish. hia neck swollen and hla head' l^roa correapondeat, Miss Susan mantic. Specials, Mrs. Richard J. Church Depicted on Plates The club hag been a going con to one aide. Ha was in the Feadletoa, telephone RArrtson Neff and L. Ttudeau. No Baby t Sitter cern for nearly 30 years, and will hosfiithl for three days with hia 8-8888 . .( SCHULTZ . Tofnerrew’s Neetiaga observe its 30th anniversary m head in?tnctlon. and now has to Fourth District Dignitaries Tomorrow’s meetings include WAIM On Sale ' at Local B€izaar May, when there will be some spe wear a collar from three to herb class,. 12:45 p.m., CaptUands Boston, Nov. l6 (FJ — An of- cial program observing the event. six weeki.' . V Herb Farm; Cub BcoUta Pack 65, fieiel of ther'Nxtionsl Council of SainM iMtUi Surprise Shower To install Legion Officers S f l E i r H«bnMt, Nov. AO (Spoclml)—A ^ w y 'to . get * >»««« number of Gompletea 4)uota Den three, 6:30 p.m.. Pond. Hill Catholic Wbmen said today wom Reports from the Jones-Keefe The Rev. John. Beck, paator School; Den two, 7 p.m., home BOW feature of the baaaar to be tables together for the partiea of the Hebron an * SEAT MERRY-GO-ROUNDERRY-GO-ROUND TOT FREE EVERY CHILD WITH AN ADULT—-THURSDAY ONLY G oN on \ C A C T dDEVOTED e v o t e d JUSTj u s t t TO o tTOYS, o y s, THEt h e l L a / r g - In Your Own ConUin«r i J w W • EST TOYTOWN IN MANCHESTER | : | ^ £ £ A CHRISTMAS BOOKLETOOKLET FOR EVERY.EVERY.CHILD WITH AN VAN'S ADULT WITH CUTOUTS AND CAROLS s e r v ic e s t a t io n 427 Hnrtfdrd Rond ‘ 4 W. T. GRAN T CO lUiB SU MmclieBtcr ^ ^ ■ . • jiL .‘ .. . ? 7 - ., : • V,' .:- '-I. . ■-./■■■ ■ • y.- ' '' '4 ' ' ' C-v >n' W l/^ ■ ■» i’ A „• ■ i-^' V, . :'J ^•v,. .■ i-f MANCHESTER EVENING ll^ C H E S T O R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEyj^fJESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1984 H I^ L D , BiANCHERlER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19M PAGE TmRTEES PAGE TWELVE 'yjy"- ' ■ ,. ."ifii" X ------^—r———------— ! — —------i —- U. aervicamen' who fought or died in at the time of impact . . . toaf gence of reli mon that is taking ticipated. They atu4ie4 various Veterans Day the cauae during this generation. ress Control, thara waa no mai-functioning of Ex-Mate Sought Aa interest grew, the emphasis Soviets Canipiaigh t place in this 317th year ot Commu- Marx-Leninist works against r Bockyjaie^Vernon / Engaged Vernon Crash Kills One; either the engine or the controls nist rule. liglon, scientific works on tha broadened to include veterans of and further that 4hs mechanical IDEAL FOR all of America’s wars. Tests Democrats Against Religion Tass reports from Tallin, evolution o f tho earth and were ^ In Wom^^g Death To Be Marked cohdition of the aircraft in no shown numbrous scientific films. I EiWO Tim ili j Group Etecis Mr$, Foster, Rep. Keen (R-Kan) migAt'safely why contributed to tbe aecldent." Estonia, that a school was cc- Other Teenagers Injured WINTER be tabbed the father of the Vet Llbertyville', HI., Nov. 10 (P)—' . injured were Oapt. .'ohn* Dixon cently conducted there to school b c m o t s Moaew, Nov. 10 (F)—The So anti-religious propagandists -for Cranberry -Pear Relitli L KEMP'S, lac. j , / (Orattwesd from Pago Oao) For First Time erans Day as a legal holiday. To Winning control ot the Congress and Warrant Officer John Kekacs, viet government is training day he waa adieduled to receive both of the Bridgeport Squadron. field work. The school was con One pound can wholo cranberry' Monthly Exhibits Planned Rockville, Nov. 10 (Special)—A ffor the removal/of Smith’s body ,a Engineer Boots haa put the Democratic party "on apoaUea to go out over the land ducted under sponsorship of tho k a ” a a a a *2 . v y A 18-yean-old Tolland (%unty ward o f Windsor whom she married In a medal for hit efforts from the Ihey are at .Vlddleaex Memorial and preach anti-religion. • sauce. 1 or 2 fresh pears, cored, to the L. A. WWte Funeral Rome. Waahington, Nov. 10 J>P>—In trial/.' says Affix! E. Stevenson. Hoapital, Middletown. Communist party, the Estonian was and,v|lV4 other teenagers 1950. a Jump Boots Birmingham. Ala,, Vetarana Day peeled end diced; % lemon, put killed Today, officials at th'e. home were tribute to tha living and dead of Ooromittee. Sievenson, In an intervltw yes n u e ia part of tho vast, r#-. Miniitry of,ChUturo and other through food chopper, rind and ail; BoekvDle. Nov. 10 (Spodol) -*5 Short Osieadar Sessloa injured last night when the car in making an attempt to locate a Zdonick and his_ divorced wife Only moments before Uk acci vived anti-'.'ellgiout campaign. ' A short calendar session of the a Paratroop Boots ^ Ita nine warn, th4 nation pauaei Thi.* year, lii almost record time terday, said ke has no feara aa to dent, the ClhP fliers had sighted agencies 1 teaspoon powdered ginger. •; Mrs. CAtaUna Foatar. a mambtf of which they were riding crashed blood relative of the deceased, re had frequent dates after her di the outcome of that trial aa it will The Idea is to snuff out a resur- More than 100 lecturers par tba taactabiff staff at Uia Mapla Tolland County Court of Common tomorrow to obaerve ita flrit Vet- for aiich things, Raes wrote and twin Beach aircraft, the object of Combine ingredients and chill. into a utility pole on Dobson Ave ported to be living In MasiMlchu- vorce, Chief Keller said. Both be determined by tha.. 1956 elec ___ I Ftnat School was atacted presi* Pleas will be held on Friday sUrt- nue. arana Day. pushed a bill through Om greft the search, down on MCHlgby and setta. No definite funeral arrange- Wfre employed at , the U. fi. Rub which made the switch. President tions. ■ Sent of tha Tolland County A r t ??* at 10 a,m. with Judge John menta have been aet. . Tha twitch In name from Ar- the bodies of ita eccupaata, Mr. P Cotter presiding. Cases have Dead is Robert Smith, who lived ber Co. plant in Naugatutlk. Eisenhower signed it June 1. "The record of the 84th Con and Mrs. William Canphell of Assn, last night. with Leslie Kittle of ’Tunnel Road. BdaUce Day, however, will mean gresa and the. Damocratic nasm- Hrs. Foster was stipaivisor of been assigned as follows; Winifred Keller said that Zdbnlck pur Vete^aaa (ptelted U c« Lockport, N. and Donald Good Medical Examiner Dr. John E. chased a .22 caliber pistol from a little this year to y a n y of the tra- bars of it must certainly hxva an a-TRAHSISlW art In local schools for many years P^eon vs. EHsie Dpbhs; l^ e Com $7.95 ditiona built around the end of Re«s striick upon -the idea'last rich of Hamburg, N. T „ who loot Flaherty said Smith died of a frac New Haven sMrting goods store effect on the elections' two. years their liver. and is presently a member of the mercial Acceptance COrp. vs. Grace Cominittee Plans World War I. * year when his hometorm -of Em hence.” Stevenson said. “But, as Orennan Ellis; Max Rosenfleld vs. tured skull aifd multiple arm and two days Iri^ofe his date with his poria on its own observed Veterans Nadooal Educators Assn. Mrs. leg fractures. The day will find apeechmakera one who has faith In tha party, 1 ' . Dixon is being treated for ntek William R uss^; Walter Kokoska estranged wife. - Day Instead of Armistice Day. arid throat injuries and Kekacs John Grant was alected secrets^ Injured and admitted to City Dance at Club rtdedicating the country to .the decline to worry about the con at the meeting. vs. Charles RUff; John Merrow vs. An sutopsy, Keller, said, dis On hlx return to Waehington, auffered a broken let. snd lecera- Hoapital were: Robert Newberry. closed that Mrs. George-died from caoaa of world peace. A minute of duct of Its reprcsentatjivss." » Out-going president, Mrs. Oscar R-Jph C Hoifman; Hartford Conn. silence will be obMrved at 11 a. xn. he put tha idea before veterans The 1952 Democratic presiden ttoqe of the face. Ihe latter may Kreysig announced that tha group ’1 mat Co.. Stafford Springs Branch 13, severe scalp lacerations and a Plans for a ’Diankagiving dance ,32 caliber bullet wounds'^but it organixatlons and fotmd they were be releaaed toon! Dixon may be possible back injury; Gene Dickin has not been determined whether to honor the war dead- The day’a tial nominee declined to discuss H U R IH tM t has been invited to show <;na vs. Sheldon Leroy Adams; Sears have been made by the Britieh- apotlight will be on the tomb of all for the change, fiome of them his own role in the 1966 elections. hoq>italised for aome time, how 824-838 TEL. MI-S-5I81 painting a month. at the Public Roebuck A Co. vs. Daniel Guertin; son, 15, abrasions; George McKin the bullets came from a rifle^or already had adopted convention ever, \ non, Jr., 16, leg injuries, multiple A m e r 1 c a n Club entertainment a pistol. tha unknown dead In Arlington He campaigned for Democratic MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Library. This has resulted from nnie M. Sadd vs. Donald O. Cematery,. Local parades and ob- resolutions favoring It. With this congressional candidates this year. abrasions and contusions plus back committee, John Greene, chair Police have been instructed Kel to bolster him, he attadeed tbe Job *?S?SxBsSS the recent exhibition made by the Hartley; Commercial Credit Corp. man. Mrvancea will remain about the Stevenson plana to go to South ORinOAU^Y HURT BY OAR tobsridi!^^ vs. Johanna Schlegel; State of burns. CJari Moore, Jr, IT and John ler said, to watch for a 1948 Buick a l l s iz e s •ama. of getting a bill through Ctongraas. . assoctation at the library. Zehulk, 15, both treated for minor ern Hnes, N.'C., this week for a Edith Peck, Ubrarian, told tha Conn. vs. Wallace Allen. The dance will be held at the convertible with red fenders and „ • , FUtot Pbotea injuries were X-rayed and released.-' New TradiUena Seen ■'lowing sMroval by-CongrOas week's vacation with his sister Derby, Nov. 10 UP)—A volunteer assoctation tlwt sne would bo One uniform'support matter is club on Nov. 28, with .dancing chrome stars. 'The car has the fireman driving to t, grass fire Mlsa Joan B. Cowleo All the youths are residents ait from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.^-music (o Undoubtedly the' day will foster and the President, Uses wrote the and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. glad to exhibit a different pxint- also assigned. Helen L. LAmott vs. name “Dickie” lettered on thj new traditlona. Ita ^rpose haa governor of each atata asking him Ernest Ives. struck and critically injured 66- ★ Ths so* “A" bstisnr I t s e Vernon. /' be furnished by Art McKay’s or- rear bumper with red ta ^ , X DIAMOND'S @ Mattress or Bex IbU aMstli. . . an d|r km.. li^ each' month. The group voted Evan C. Lamott. . Mr. and Mre. Russell W. Chiwles, been widened to hohor aome 31 to act on the change. This wak yeer-oM Thomeas MoKeeber here Hnr...fcatrbO Leahy the Driver chestr^ A buffet luncheon will be ler said. Spring. Ea. 34.8$ to donate one book to the library Coming Events 284 McKee St., announce the en served^— -— million vetermna of all. the na- necessary because, strictly speak laet night. Police Lt. Frank J. each month. The book will pertain Kenneth Leahy, 18, of Mounted _Uon’a wars — tha Revolution, the Manion said volunteer fireman • M y l| 2 5 ’The Married Couples ClubjjtUiA gagement of their daughter. Miss R eservatioi^ for the dance, ing, there era no national holi to art Union Church will enJoy'Sftmkey Joan Barbara Chiwlea, to Victor Route, was the operator of the car Pink is back.in the nightgown a h d HAVY War of 1812, the Mexican War, days in the United States. Each CAP Probe Finds Earl Butler, 46. atruok MoKeeber end escaped injury. He wfil be which is open to members and business. It appears over blue, Fiata^Tonlglit dinner at t h e c h u r c h i^ a l rooms A. Botteron, son of Mr. and Mrs. their fr t ^ a , msy he made with 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER the a v ll War, the Indian Wars, state haa Jurisdiction over the holi aa the latter was croaalng Main William Wuson of West Hart tonightAt'fi;3{r Mr. and Mrs. Her- (Carles E. Botteron, 67 Autumn charged with negligent homicide. embroidered on white, in addition tha Spaniah-American War, World days it will observe, and these Crash Due to SUrll Street. McKeehcr's name wae Permission for liis release in the the steward or with members of to being its own sweet self in all ford, State Junior Anterican Le-. sher are chairmen with Mr. St,, the committee. War I, World War II and th« mutt be set aside by legislative ac placed on the .danger list et Grif Ssoyl Or*o ssse 8e I gidn^ biuMwll commission^^adT and Mrs. Horace Underwood as custody of Leslie A. KiUle was the finest fancies for bedtime. Koraan War. The minute of alienee tion or a governor's proclamation. fin Hoapital which reported he The wedding date has been set \ New Haven, Nov. 10 (P X A Civil 4o m speaker at the annual ban' co-chairmen. . for Feb. 12, 1855. granted by the county oOroner. _ x for thoae who died in uniform will At last count some 31 states had suffered possible internal injuries, State. Police of the Stafford' be for the 1,113,000 men Initead Air Patrol investigation of an ac a head Injury and a broken collar ^ ~ ^ t o f theJo^al^Alheriean Legion The Women's Council o f the heeded Rees' request or Intended cident in which, two of ita officers at the Legion First Congregational Church of Springs Barracks said’ the of tha 131.000 who fell in World to do so. bone. « were injured during an authorised tonight Vernon will meet tonight at S in masher or edge clf heavy saucer. sedan in which the / group was War T. Some 21 million living Armistice Day first got nation Heat fat in .Dutch' oven, brown riding weht out at control when search and rescue mission at Mid This affair will be attended by the pariah rooms. Mrs. Eleanor votarans will alao be honored. wide recognition on June 4, 1926, dletown Oct. 31 reported today meat well in it on both sidea. rounding a curve, rail off the rogd, More than anything else; the the youngsters who played during Skinner of the Conn. Light A A- ' ' when .Congress passed a Joint re that the trouble edemmed from a the past season. Parents of the Power Co., will speak. Place onions and bay leaf^n meat. atruCk a utility pbl4 and knocked -.J change in name .and emphaala ii a solution ^asking President Cralidge Qniii]i*s it off at tha ba^/ "stall.’’ boys are invited guests. Others The regular meeting of the Of Mix tomato puree, sugar, niustard. sign of the time. It waa prompted to proclalnt Nov. 11' as a day dur Col. Robert A. Frost, command who are scheduled to sp«|ak brief ficial Board of the Methodist Worcestershire and chili powder; The left ajd'e of the car was originally by the interest of In- ing which flags should fly and er of the CTonnectlcut Wing. CAP, ly include Post Commander Wil Church will be held at 7;30 to add to kettle. Cover and simhter sheared off ai(d the occupants dlviduala. vaterana groupa, Con- local ceremonies be held. It wasn't said the CAP board, found, after night at Wesleyan HAll. until meat is tender, IH to 2 HARMAC’S greaa and the President to ap- liam Dumas: Ray Machowskl, post thrown .out at> the time of the until May 13, 1938, that Congress “extensive examination" of the athletic chairman; Russell Burke, T h e Women of the Moose will hours. Makes 6 servings of meat iraah^-'^ ‘ propriqUy Include in the na- actually designatad armistice day wTeckage and consideratio:. of the eoaeb; assistant coach Edwmrd hold,- a teenage dance at -the plus about s cup of-extra tomato RtyesUgatittg the accident are ttufi'h honora on Nov. 11 thosa aa a legal holiday. • ^ J s s iL aiqjarent altitude of the aircraft Britner; Donald Berger, team Moose Home on Elm Street to- sauce to use over hamburgers an State Rollcepien Arthur Blomberg, r I ^ i n o l faSouS manager; Louis P. Fltsgetald. co n M t starting at 7:30. other day. . ' " , - Walter''Snjlegel, William Doyle, TH sponsor. Lewis H. Chapman vdll n e Emblem Club will meet to- Arthur Horan, and Detective Sgt. be the toastmaster for the occa- night at 8 at the Elks Home on A Minnesota doctor says you'll Walter Perkins. tlon. ' North Park Street. live inhger if you wear- fewer County Coroner Bernard J. Ack \ Hatiae There will be a meeting of the cinthes. A fine time of year to be erman, who was at the scene of telling us that 824-828 \ A Him entitled "Bush Country Daughters of Isabella tonight at- the accident, granted permission TEL. MI-8-S m Adventures” produced by J. Ar 8 at the Moose rooms. MAIN ST. MAN(7HESTER thur Rank will be presented by Group two of the City Hospital The Children’s Matinee Series to Auxiliary will meet on tomorrow morrow at 2 p. m. at the Sykes afternoon at 2 in the wbrk rooms CHARGE S) Mattress or Box * at. the hospital. ' Terrific Valuesl \ Auditorium. The story revolves LOOK AHEAD TO CHRISTMAS ACCOUNTS The Daughters of Union VA- Spring. Ecu 2 2 J t around the adventures of five chil erans will meet tonight at 8 at INVITED dren, who upon finding their the home of^Mrs. Maud Clough o f SAVE 25% TO 50% horses missing, pursue them Into Tolland. the strange BuSh Country of Aus tralia. Since the day Is a holi The Fish and Game Club will day for the school children, 'a spohsor their apnual turkey and large attendance is expected. Sea •keet shoot Sunday starting at T im J>oJL £hjddJtmaK son ttckets for the four remaining 10:30 m m. at the club ground on matinee series are on sale at the Mile Hill Road. Guhs and ammuni tion will be furnished and refresh- 150 FAIR _ C A S H Mrvfc* to M » elernentary schools. menU will be available. Single tickets for this film pre-. Damon Lodge, No. 17 KnighU of SLEEP SALE stntation may be purchased at the Pjrthias ' will hold an important SPORT box office Thursday. Parents DRIVING GLOVES meeting tonight at 8 at the V f W Misaiag JateefV who wish to acconspany their chil home on Elm Street. * AH Wool witb ieotlier pebn 49 .sq QUAUTY MATTBESS dren are welcome to attend all or b o o k s ECONOMY MATTRESS Mieelag traieef 'The Vernon 4-H Tow .4 CTub SHIRTS Netkiag U mess ." T T any o f the performances upon Committee will meet tomorrow at purchase of a season or a siiMle „Wtadof thn a — ite 8 ,p. m. at the home of Mrs. HM- • Cottonfi, Rayona, / 34 .8 8 tfeket ward.Gardner, Tunnell Road, Ver pr. REG. $2.95 / 22.88 ‘iwea't keep geed tfaoe. T e etw.. AuxUlaiy Meets non when plans for a 4-H Christ Flannels and '’ nitted ,W tfaeS£^ef ye» w S* < © Vlg-JMeil—sepewos 49.S0 notien- ® Words Eeonomy-prked Mottrosswith A t the meeting o f the Anterican mas party will be started. • Solids, Qheck:-'. Fancies . 99 lin e R Igoeelel el leaM eeiB Legion Auxiiinry Unit to be held • All First Quality plyedrartlwd Realty. 312 ^ C 3 choir-eonsolo styling. , LIMITED *149.95 e i ’AN’n x Y LAWN 5 9 ^ 21' TABLE TV—$20 COUPONS FREE REG. 51.00 end $1,50 REG. SSc end 85e Fr. Reg. $3,95 ' EfAciont TV with olum'inized picture tube, rich SWEEFERS FM sound. Mahogany vonoer. _ _ ■* cobinot. 1 yr. wmty; incl. * 199.95 BAMBOO RAKES u i RUBBlSHWRNER^ GENUINE KLT 21' CONSOLE-TV—$25 COUPONS Efficient TV with gioro-froe picture tube; 8* l e a f r a c k s t o . h t o n t o s w e a t e r s speaker. Mahogany vonoer YOUR WHEELRARROW HATS • 100’i WOOL cobinot. T yr. wmty. inciudod. ’ IF YOU NEED AN UNDERGROUND a Folly Lined GAS RANGE—$20 FREE COUPONS r GARRAGE RECEIVER GET IT NOW $ e .o o • RROKEN A "best buy" In ranges. Low Price ond many CNid it 8«t btfert tiM qraiiiid I iW m s . $7.50 Value ASSORTMENT Reg. $5.00 ou^onding features. 36-in. - ^ i.- te 57.95 wido.'Lorge oven, broiler. . 124.95 Starting A Compost Pile? WASHER.$20 FREE C O IG N S NYLON M-W Doiuxo gets clothes realty clean 'Wosh G « t C O M F O fer the best reselts le yeur eempest 9 lbs. gently, thoroughly. Auto- ' (Choice of Covers) pile. ______. ■______BOXER SHORTS LOAFERS motic drain pomp. 124.95 =52 HOLDS ANY BIKE TILL DEG. 15 OMMETELY AUTOMATK! 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Bright me- ondmotod chain -guard, kiggogo carrier with JoweT* talSe ealars. . - rsjfierior, ond Rivanide Moto WhHewoB Tires., ‘saving dosign. PuH-widHi : - X -'V. - '’■■■ SLEEP > freezer dieet Door dielvet. 199.95 HARMAC X ^ PAY BALANa tY DEC 15—OR A$K ASOUT TRMS ^^DiMHnetipe Wear^y t ■" St. MI-( 34 DVOtSQUARl I 944 MAIN STREH ^ ‘ TEL MI-9-41R3 NEXT TO aUlTHUR DRUG \ - * / ’I r. V / ■ ^ ■ , x ' ^ ■ li. ■ ■ I .k- ■\ (\ / ■ ■ y , ^ ■ t r-' . 'X X- / a -’UV •- ' I r. • - • ■ ; ; \ . 4______V • . .N r • 4 ' J*AO» FOUETEEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 10. 1954 . !------— *■_ Seciiort WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEK 10, 1964 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954, Paget IS to 28 | child a aania of aelf-dikiplihe and types, we aeek to be of service tn specifically declares that armed jiunrlieBtifr Cuening a sense of resj|>onsibUity to him them.:. TO" them we |rcpreaent a Stores Open Tomorrow attack or Indirect aggression, ^ W * Wash Upholsttiy of Chaplain hated society, a soctlty which is Hear self and to the community in IkelfUrges against the Indochina ttalcs of Evsry Kina---Evarywiiara which he must live. The child, seeking to punish them, a society Manchester stores and busi Cambodia, Laoa or the Free Terrl- TalEk on Guilt growing up, frequently, gets into which has made-them socjpl out ness places will remain open toiy of Viet Nam will bring the HOMES a You r u remove tke leoM "bar trouble." He drinks too much casts. We must labor long and tomorrow, Veterans Day. but security pact into operation. duet by vacuum.lag and bniahlng ya«r Court Cases in the local bar^ gets behind a gun hard, with deep humility, to gain the Municipal Building and fi Senate'Vote ’The protocol also extends to fumllure bnt to remove the sell yen Glenney^ ResigiDs or an automobile, soon stands be their confidence and. to help them nancial institutions will closg those countries some of the eco mutt ha>e It washed. Revives the eelora. RoMdl Camp Guc«t fore the bar of justice and ends up find a place in the outside world for the day. nomic benefits. including technical Makes your home more 'sanitary and with bars all around him. again.” Public schools and St. assistance provided in the main m i more attractive. Court Gives Lyons Nathan Hale' PTA; DUplaya«Worka • Asia Treaty As Trust Co. Chairman Faces Hostile World ' James’ School will close. treaty. AUTOMOBILES e For the protecUen _ ♦ > Reports Trip Wives and families often desert Dr. Camp brought along many No deliveries o f ’mail will be of llght-eolored dothlng, motor ear up Sentence in Jail a man after he has been impris beautiful pieces of jewelry which made althou^' some'' poetsl (poMttnaed fypoi Page Om ) holstery must be washed. (We Invite In Name Walter P. Gorman ■ ■" ^ "\v. H m im itM StatM ia th« moat oned. They fear the focial stigma were made by the prisoners in facilities will operate for short quiries from used-car dealers). Qiairinan Emeritus Kaiser Is ^ung^^m Effigy; atUched to him. After he has their spare time. These were .lold peribda. . oif behalf of the United Statei STORES AND OFFICB8 a Let ns start '% New Ghurman; Board John Lyons, 40, 01 Oxford 8 t, lawltM aaU ao^ Uta f«c« of the "that the only armed attack In the Abusive Letter s ? 3 B E ^ served his time, he geU out. em at the coffee and cake hour fol The, stamp and general elsnalhg your upholstered fnmltura whMi was fined a total of $140, and given MiOk aooordinc^ the Rev. Rua- lowing his talk. treaty area which the United States .Acknowledges Seryicn. aell K. Camp, dtaplaih o f the bittered and alone, to face a hos delivery windows uill be open you close. It will be ready to ate the next Herald Envisions ^Futjure 30 daya ia jail in Town Court this tile world. Many places will not He ended his excellent lecture 'would regard aa neceaearily dai^ 1m - morning for dnmken .rhtvtng, in WeOienfleld 8U U M aon. apeaH- "rdin 8 to 10 a.m., while the Case Friday in morning. 01 Glenne^' to Bank employ an “ex-con." Soon heSig^ with the aolemn admonition that gerous to our peace and aecuijty toxication, and evaatoa o f taxi iB f laat alfh t to the mernbera of ypoiat office lobby will be open would be a Communist armed ' FREE ESTIMATES — INSURED the Nathan Hale FTA. ^ urea he might just as well have the when we aeek to judge these, men, fromtrt 0 to 11 a.m. and S to 7 By JOSEPH A. OWENS •Rockville and Hartford.' At 9:15 fare. game as the name and he takes to we should remember, with humlK tack.” WORK DONE IN YOUR OWN HOME . W. Georgs Glenney, the Man “Ri|ht hero in CMiniKUo^t the p.ni. Station "A", and the The treaty calls, the. Hpbshient Superior Coiut chester Trust-Oo.'s first presl«)eht '.Ihoroas Woodrow'Wilson; presi Mn the morning William C. Cheney Two other charges o f amboMle- State Priaon at WetherafT^ ia crime again; this time more skill ity, "There, but for the greoe of money order and registry win TEL. ROCKVILLE 5-9«59 or 5-3647, started the second parade- of the ment and taking a m otor 'vahicle fully. having learned many tricks God, go I.” - aald, ’Toy economic'coopsj^ion to — ’— 'x and its chairman since 1947, has dent of the United Ststec, un full to c^^wcity. With more "Hn- dows wilt he closed all day, enable the fr«e coiintrier of this (CoHttaMwd troda Pag* Oat) resigned as a director and chair day. It formed in front of the War without tha owner’a jirtaaMoti. natoa beiiv incarcerated evei^ from the old "lags" he had dona Mrs. Victor Herring reported on WILLIAM GRACZYK, Jr. guarded by Secret Service men, Bureau and, though also an im- outstanding since laat AprU, were .^ime with. Dr. Camp continued. her trip aa a delegate of the PTA area to gain atre«gth/>nd vigor, man of tha Board of tha iMnk .and day. the problem of overcroa'dlng not only militarily, byt also socially George Crawford, a. ’ Negro, aa 10 MORRISON ST. — ROCKVILLE appeared before a joint eeaeion of prompti^ affair, was m'ore colorful nolled when Asaistant i Toaeeutor to the United Nations in New has been succeeded as chairmaii by C^ngraaa on the afternoon of Mon Richard Law aald the coaaptain- adds another haaard to the diffi tn 1PS2, there were only 13 sex minutes. CoOl slightly. Meanwhile and economically."/ than;Uie first. - culty of deaUnf with bitter, offmdera at the prison. Today, al Te>rk City. "Fabulous is an extrav New, Haven dorporation counael. ' - Walter P. Gorman, it was an day. Nqv. 11. 1918. Hq announced Gay colors shone in the bright ing witness refliaed to taatlfy. agant word," she exclaimed, “but prepare pastry shell. Blend to The White Hogie message also Tha Jour counts against McCoy nounced today. to the world the 34 terms by which morning sunlight. A two-wheeled The five charges were oiade at cynical, down-on-tho world men. most'^Indf of the 1,000 men there gether the butter, egg yolks and included a letter to the President In "Who Are the Guilty," Dr. are thwe because of sea offenses. fabulous is just the word for the cover alleged attacks against Gleiiney’a resignation was ac Geiimajiy had agreed to mirrender. purnper was pulled from the flre- the time of the two arrests, of U.N." She recommends that every 14 cup of the sugar. Add walnuts, from Secretary of State Dulles, who cepted by the Boahl o f DirectoM Lyons made Oct. 30 and yesterday. Chnp aald that society aa a whole Their akrage age is mily 33. personally nSgotiated the pact in Ribicoff, Lee, Crawfoirl and the The war which was to make the houst, decorated with streamers must share the burden of the guilt. These m«i do not need rigid parent of a child in the* fourth dates and orange rind. Combine "with great regret" at a meeting world safe for democracy was snd Its bell pealed loudly drowning He was picked up the last tima grade or over take the child on s with the slightly cooled cooked Manilla. Oiilles told the President Jewish nationality in general. The yeateoday. At the same meeting, while free imder $500 bond, for be-, First, there is too much "Ma on discipline. They are mentally sick. the agreStheht is an important de. breach of peace charge was made over. The eapitulatlon of the sg- out . a jazz band which sought the. the day shift. Pa on the night They need hospltala,” Dr. Oamp trip to the Peace Building. " It Is rice cereal, ^ a t egg whites uiitll the directors namediOorman to the gresaor nation had been-achieved, [honor of being heafd above every- ing drunk and evading a taxi fkre. an education in itself.” stiff, gradually beating' in remain terrent, to Communist aggression to cover the entire matter. chairmanship and elected Glenney shift, and Junior shifting for him told him aum an^ and - a bulwark In the mainte' The Kaiser hsd fled his country. ; thing else. He waa fined $20 each on these In the absence of the president ing 14 Clip sugar. Fold beaten County Det. Edmund Flanagan, to the honorary position' of Chair two charges; fined flOO and given self." Parents fail to instill in the "In dealing with piisonars of all nance of peace and security in the one of the officers who arrested President Wilson's messsge to i At the North ’ Congregational of the P T A ,. Mrs. Joseph Lucas, whites into rice mixture. Pour man Emeritps in recognition of his Congress was snti-cUmatic. As Church Mrs. R. K. Anderson play 30 days for drunken driving. the meeting was ably conducted by into unbaked ahell. Bake in mod Pacific area." i McCoy, said McCoy admitted he — years of seh’Ice to the bank. was the writer of the letter and SPECIAL early aa three o'clock that morning ed patriotic melodies and the Rev. Charles Day, 34, 148 Woodtawn Mrs. Allen Benhke. Name Bingo erately hot (373 degrees) oven un V.S; Plana Unchanged Ob First l ^ r d that he said he wrote' it because celebrations had begun. The 'State Richard peters offered thanks to Rd., waa given six montha in the Y m I M i* riwM NSW Sw*k*i was played as an "Ice breaker" til lightly browned, about 45 min ' The Secretary of State advised, lBclt$dea HrIbb Rr4 labor—fTHE BEST BRAKE JOB IN TOWN Both Glenney, who is president Department Ignited the partiea however, that "no material he "didn’t like Jews in general." God. Another highlight came at County Jail, to be suspended after and an . enjoyable evening was had utes. Serve warm. of W. G. Glenney Lumber Co., and which took hold in every City, town tha. Center Park when C, Elmore he eerves 30 days, and a year's pro by all- . ^ changes in the military planning of Although it' has not been an aECTRICITY IS .OUR BUSINiSS . Gorman, who i| the president and nounced here officially, the arrest and hamlet at 2:45 with a s'imple Watkins climbed Stop a wagon to bation for paisinc a bad check. DRY TAILORING the United States will b« required We have precision equipment for teat and repair af generatara, treasurer of Plnehiifst Grocery, announcement which read: ‘"The lead the ainging of "America." Turkey Centerpiece . by our participation .... of McCoy reportedly came about , Inc., 302 Main St., were on the Given, a 90 day aunpended sen AltcnUons, Trovser, Ikate-W’akint ^le starter motors, voltage regulators. W. George Glenney armistice has been signed. The No Caret tence in East Hartford Ifov. 1. on Ingredients: 3 cups milk, tea |jut four rows of deep blits in "A t present. United States pisns following ah investigation by the bank's flrat Board of Directors in World War will end at 6 o’clock CLEANING Caffs, Zippers, etc. call for maintaining at all timea Anti-Defamation -League. Manchester wa.* not unlike the another charge- for the same of- ' spoon salt, ^ cup quick-cooking gi efruit for fanned-out tall. In- iVERY DAY IS CHRISTMAS IF YOU TRADE HERE 1933. thia morning, Washington time." rest of the Country. It was a powerful naval and air forces in The reports say the league fol fense, he was immediately returned rice cereal. 9-inch unbaked pastry ae leaves (at rhododendron) for In ackttowledgntont of the "great New Chairman Manchester people, still u;eary huge playgrounll and no one to Manchester for trial and his (ISswar Street Floor Level—Next te SIme Bsfair) tall feathera, placing a m a 11 e a t the western Raciftc capable of lowed a number of leads since the Wa iHve CoBsumera Profit Sharing Green Stamps FREE With debt that the Manchester Trust shell, 3 tablespoons soft butter, 3 each 10c purchase. from the celebration of four days seemed to care if thp hilarity ever case waa heard last week. sggs (separated), H cup sugar, leaves in It, longeat in back, atriklng at any aggressor by means appearance of the letter. It hit Co. owes” to Glenney for his ‘21 previous when a false armistice and -at places of our choosing. ended. Empt.v tar borrels were It had been continued until today M cup finely choppk walnuts, M Make tlljia on undersides on McCoy after contacting a wom YOUR DOUARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE , years of service, the .directors sent. thousands into the streets taken by a group of boys from in order to permit further investi for wings; ’ in each; trim "Aa I explained at the Manila an who allegedly did the mimeo adopted the following xeaolutloo: cup finely A o p p k dates. 3 tea 1 am BOW eelebrattag 35 years of servtea la Maachester, aa singing and dancing, waited until the State Highway Department’s gation of charges Prosecutor W. spoons grated orange rind. tips with aeii Conference, the responaibtlitiea of graphing. She la Reported to ResoluHaa the United States are so vast and ^oH caa look for bargains here for the rest of the year. shortly after midnight before storage place on- East Center David Keith said might be made Method: Heat mil kand salt In Make head of iUed alaaond have named McCoy as tha author. w h e r e a s . Mr. W. George turning in for the night. It was far flung that w-e believe we would Glenney has tendered hla resigna Street. They wer« .rolled to the against him. but these charges M A R L O R ^ top o f double boiler over boiling or Braxlb nut with pin inserted ’The league turned its evidence Sunday snd there was s feeling in Center and used in one of the werehot brought bacausa o f a lack serve beat, not. by earmarking over to State’s Atty. Abraham S. tion as a Director of and as Chair water. Sprinkle in quick-cooking in bottopi Jto hold it in place. Use forces for particular areas of the the air the big hew.- might break, many bonfires. of .evidence, rice cereal and cook, etirring con pia&ento /fo r wattle. FofC. breast Ullman who put Flanagan and man of the Board of DiPect'ora of but Monday was the start o f the Far East,' but by developing the \ / A H I0 SERUICE • *1110 Mancheoter ' Trust ' Company During this) joyous hour The Robert L. Dwire, 39, 9 COIeraan stantly, until slightly thickened. feathers', cut scallops with tip of Milford Police Capt. Robert Dixon werk week, and when nothing de Herald on Ita editorial page fore Rd., was fined $30 for intoodcation deterrent of mobile striking power on the case. and haa requested the Boai^ of. veloped by midnight, the groiipe Cover and continue cooking for 10 paring knife; bend outward. plus atrateglcally placed reserves.’ cast a picture of thifigs to come. and had a. charge a t larceny of two Ullmsn said yesterday much STt? V M I l J STBTIOn - Direc^ira to accept the said resig- which had congregated decided to Dulles said any Communist natioii. "To imagine that the fight for de pumpkins nolled. He was arrasted df the credit for the warrant for call it a'night. Oct. 27 by Patrolman John Turner. Srmed aggression in the treaty NOW t h e h e f o r e , b e i t mocracy Is won throughout the McCoy’s arrest should go to Flan ,d 2 / Hartford Rd. M a nc he-»ter ,Cori n War Bureau Ha* Word Michael Haje)r. 27. Spokaiie. SurCf *iis the grandest coat ever! arSa "would in«faet endanger the r e s o l v e d that the Board of world Is premature. Even polit agon and Dixon, who, he said, The War Bureau which was lo ical democracy has not been won, Wash., forfeited A $10 bond for peace and security of the United questioned a number of peraons . lE U ^ O N I MltefcsR MOW Directors with great rejrret. ac INCOMPARABLY SMART! States and call for counter action cated in one of The Herald's two much less economic democracy." failure to pay two pikilcing tickets. to break the case. cedes tn Mr. Gleuney'a request dfficils in town received the word. by the United States." and hereby accepts» the resigna The*e simple lines distilled Jrom He was arrested y e ^ rd a y by A nlilt whistle pierced the silence sn editorial or others to the same Patrolman John Cavagnaro. But he said any action which the 4 ^ tion of Mr. W. George Glenney as of the night arousing the residents. United States might take "would, effect no doubt echoed in the ears Robert D. Valentine, 34, Vernon a Director of and as C!halrman -of Soon every whistle and bell in of course, be ln.kc.cordance with its the Board of Directors of The of Pre.sident Wilson as he cam Road, Bolton, was fined tha Mtoi- The Irish Walker constitutional processes.’’ Thia ap towa .was sounding and Hale's paigned for the League of Na miim, $5. for faiUhg to obty a Mknehester Trust Company; and store w-os invaded for dishpans peared to be an ^ g r a n c e that BE IT FURTHER RESOUVED tions. police oflicer’a signal yeaterday> the United States would not go to and other Implement^.' which could The wsr ended Nov. 11. 1918 and had a charge of -violation of that Mr. Glenney's' letter Of be used to make noise'. the rules of the road nolled. war without congressional- action. resignation be made a part of the for msny, but not for Wilson. He DuUea also said the U n i t e d Bands quickly mobilized. Men. maintained that the world had to Judge John S. G. Rottner iin-. permanent records of The Man women and children waving flags posed .the minimum fine because States would not expand thS pact chester - Trust Company; and be made permanently safe for de- by KVPPENIEIMER by bringing In other countries or of all sizes formed behind th« mu mocrac.v. On hla first trip to he felt there may have been doubt BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED enlarging the area covered by the H.rsM Pliotov sic-makers and the march was on. that Valentina interpreted of- OeeaetaliM compKsienl certchoft that ths Board of Directors of The 1%* SSflvatlon 'Army, Kilties. Buck- Europe to confer with Internation ...kcMMkrafled in REAL amber end treaty without submitting such Waltpr P. -Gorman al leaders he was welcomed as few fleer’s gesture correctly. The d ^ Manchester Trust Company, on land Fife and Drum Corps, the Raymond Williams, 838 Wood' fendant was repreaentdd by’ Atty. bayed le the newatt (mMont. We action to the Senate for ratifica behalf of the stockholdera and others hsd been. Gwviieth Model MOTW-a*^ l**r Pirn tion. Center Flute, and the Italian Band bridge St John L abile. *bw but e few from • wide Miec- w itk C*IS*n Jimitrll. p V N officera of The Mancheates Trust France lit candles In hla honor, ties ef sxcaptlenol velwei at were among the first in the manri- Manchester DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: A charge of violation o f the rulea o*w ruue s*«Nnf. / Meets Internal Threat . Company, hereby records the Concordia Church his picture hung in Italian homes, Miss Mary O'Riley, 18 Franklin omasingly lew price*. Come in Dulles said the treaty meets the jnoth parade. ' Speaks to (!ilub of the road made a ^ n a t Roy great debt that The Mancheater At Depot Square motormen flowers were strewn before the St.; the Rev. Charles Johnson. Shennlng, 17, 23 Pqrkins St., was end Me mem tedeyl ' problem of internal Communist LOOK WHET president in England. Within Date Book Tniat Company owss to Mr,. W. added to the din with air whistles ♦ ------:— ■ 627 E. Middle Tpke.; Michael K. subversion or indirect aggression Plans Animal Fair nolled. Aast. Prosecutor Law said George Glenney for his services and bells. Huge bonfires reached six months the tide turned.. The Modeling Club for girls con-' Slrak, 109 Branford St.; Alice Kel Investigation of 0\a accid««t which "more expllclty than any otper to the bank over the past twenty- He believed in the League and ducted by the Recreation Dept, will skyward to light the way of the Tomorrow: ly, 32 Wells St.; Alexander An resulted in Shenning’a arreat on security treaty we have made.” TEN LITTLE one years. Serving as its first Concordia L utheran Church Celebrants and waph the air on the became the first president to tour hold its last meeting tonight. at derson, 28 Valley View La.. Rock- But he noted that the paragraph Boy Scout leaders annual ban Monday had discloaed conflicts in President, and then as Chairman again is making extensive plans unforgettable frosty morning. in a noii-eJecUon year asking and th^ West Side Rec at -7130. The ville; Mrs. Loren Bartholmew, An testimony of witnesaea and recom on aubversion—aa contrsiated with *>CKglng suppport for his beliefs. quet. Masonic Temple. 6:30 p! m. dover; Alfred Meek, 10 Congress ef the Board of Directori, he de for its annual holiday fair. This The Kaiser was hung at least a Thursda.v, Friday, Saturday subject up for discussion will be mended the court action. outright armed attack from the voted coimtleas houra to the wel He called the argumenta against on modeling. St.; Mrs. Madotin Welch,vGllead; DIMES WILL BUY event, jointly sponsored by the dozen timea in efligy and caskets Nov. 11, 12, IS 'The case of Ward P. HIU. North outside — " c o n t r a no obligation fare f i t . t ^ bank and established bearihg hia name were carried the League "jingoism," and vir A representative from the Gwy- Mrs. William E. Dcwalt and son, Branford, charged with violation beyond cona^tatlon." ’The secre Ladies Aid Society, the We-ToO tually died waging the fight. Fourth Annual Minstrel of 5 Columbus St.; Mrs. Antoine Gag Srmly the policies that were re- about by the frolickers. Thia Indeed, (Campbell Council, K. of C , Ver- r.,>th‘a Modeling Agency of Hart of the rules of the road, waa Con tary addeVbowcver,. ths purpose -aponslble for ths continued growth Group and the Luther League, is thought one and all. was peace. . During'hia croaa country tour ford will be the apaaker. She will non,. South Windsor; Ann Hud-son, tinued untU Nov. 18. of this .consultation "is to agree srtiaduled for Wtdnesday, Nov. 17, planck Auditorium. , //| and progress of the Institution. Tell the world, the war is over! Mfllson made the uncanny predic trik on the different aspects of the 39 Eldridge St.; Mrs. John Har on ipeksurea to be taken for the -His industry and sound judgment at .6 p. m. in the church parlors. lOur boys arvrhooie, never to Isavs tion "another war in the next geh- • Satnrdajr. Nov. 1$ " modeling profaaaion. vey,, Cqvenfry; Mra. Edward Mil C f t - Cpidmon defense.’.’ In solving ths many problems that The parish house fund will -be aug for foreign soli again! -eration if preventive steps are not Western Caravan Jamborcf tnd ler and daughter,'36 Birch 8t. Legal NtCIct Along witk the treaty Itself, mented by the proceeds from this Mills Ooae taken." bam dance. Orange Hall. 8 p. m. faced this institution during its DISCHARGED TODAY: M ^ . u m ra n o N OBDBB ■■ Eisenhower sent s copy of a decla* affair. Anyone lldip appeared on the Tomorrow, once called Armis Wedneeda.v, Nov, 17 Joseph Murawakt and.^ dauffhtar, PlltTA«*Afi»a«r CK«rrif early years laid a Arm foundation A fXKJ*T o r nOBATB ration known aa the Pacific chart for the future of the bank. It ia Articles offered for sale will in street in oversilla and carrying a tice Day. is now known ss Veter- Hollc^y fair at Concordia Lu 256 Autumn St.; Stephen, Kuba- rl .?*,*®Y*2'” ’-,.*****ia end fer (be t9rrim§$ td G«W» CgMsh lewm. S|AS0 er and signed in Manila on the clude an assortment of handmade dial Notes Oiririct or Maackeeler, oa tke tih £ y with a keen sense of personal loss dinner bucket w ill swcui $9.98 *«ciAt $ 1 0 .9 8 OPEN EVERY NIGHT ’TIL 9 P. M, FREE PARKING Ptaalle, realiatle bam, eempirte |You Never Miss A Good Thing Until It's with a hamyard full of unbreak able vinyl anlmale. Fnrmef Brofva nnd wife, too. ' 599 MAIN STs Complete $3.50 MECHANICAL NEXT TO LINCOLN’S FIRST NATl. BANK GENE AUTRY FREIGHt TRAIN $2.98 4-car train complete with track, QUiniNG BUSINESS SALE GAF R IR E FROM \^LL TO WALU-ALL PRICES HAVE . < J FABULOUS VALUES •EEN C U T — l i t e r a l l y TORN TO PIECES, ON RALANCE OF STOCK! A l L STEEL FIRE TRUCK LOWEST FRIGES SINGE 1938 O N E L O T LITTLE TOTS’, EXTRA CLERKS READY TO SERVE YOU SOLO TO $4.951 R«9. $12,981 eiRLS* , with boN boorifig whoolt i- DURING GENTON’S CICANTIC SALES EVENT CHILDREN’S SNOW BLOUSES RegguIar flJ d ~ R e g . $ 2 .4 9 $21.98 DRESSES SUITS NOW 8PECIAL 97e SEE OUR TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF WHEEL ALL NEW! Maa’s "MKTABOARr , TOYS OF ALL KINDS $970 CHRISTMAS GIFTS at INCOMPARABLE PRICES . 7 SPORT SHIRTS for ' .1' " ■ ' • ■ . ■ ■ ' ^ K-- , *. GABARDINE SLACKS Terrific value ou a Special Fur- CC rhaae. Small. Med., Ihc*- «••• tra Ijirge. While they last. Foi F .i!l ’vVinlcr BOYyS3J8SLACKS 2 ^ SLeO DELUXE QUALITY J)A TS DOLL DANCE CHILD’S 1JW BONNETS SPECIAL HEN’S 100% ALL 1.19"^ WOOL SPORT COATS REG. SNOW SUITS LADlEy New dark tooca, weaves, plaids, RAYON PANTIES 2 98c STROLLER ME charcoals, thick aad thla^ vest 2 9 .9 5 Heavy eonatructhm. backs, patch porketa. Haadaomely PLUS PRICES YOU completely roltapal- tailored. Am ainazlng value at BOYySJS CAMPUS JACKETS LSI b^. CMara: Bine. 8t9.as. Green and Coral. DOLL A L L W O O L For agea 4 te 13. We CANT EQUAL ANYWHERE! guaraatee Uda atrol- BOYy438 SWEATERS Ltt ler te be the ftaeat S-ft. tall with atrapa on mine auyv^ni. faet and handa to nuike Right at th« start of th« stoson wh«n you her a perfect d a n ^ g partner. 199% ALL WOOL CHILD’S 538 RAINCOATS 4i9 A KltoiDIE FAIK ' Mod thom Hw most. AH going ot such lew REG. BEO. TO 8.98 GROUP OF ■i-i EXCL.U81VB 1 PANT SUITS pricos they coo't lost loog! Tremeadoualy low price for shark- 5 5 .0 0 NOW sktea, hard warsteds. twiata — all TEENAGE DRESSES aiaea, all celera $1X95 $7.95 NATIONAUY ADVERTISED CM LbM N'S $2.4* and $2.W OPEN EVERY LITTLE TOTS . W • N IG H T FREE! FLANNEL eiiil ZIP-LINED UNTIL 9 :0 0 aEG.2.W ^ , POCKETBOOK TOP COATS " REG. ^ PLENTY OF CORDUROY I ^ PAJAMAS iaa% aU « a « l fiaaaels aad gabar. 3 9 ,7 5 ahMs. twaads,' ahettaada; taaporta. FREE PARKING w M i 00^ c o o t soM AU weal- Uatag. The aU weather O V ER A IU ■ ^ NOW eaat at aa aatataadiag price. VlOR9 MAIN STREET, OPPOSItl NtGH SCHOOL—T B ,‘MM-SSSA ST^ GOR, OF Pm iN STs, EAST HAATFORB < ■ \ " f . I : i X. : h r - ' ' X TW- ' - •• \ .'V A :■ . x.| r r* ■j.. 1 2 8 19 1991 FAGEfiaGHTEEN KA VC ESTER EVENING BERALD« KANCBESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER , MANOIESYER kvE^ING HERALD,"MANCHESTER. CONNh WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE NINETEBN ------— ...... 'll defending the United SUtes, from which,toe other eight youtha were Diitch aa ahoo-fiy pia and the ness. ' r /■ . '-s / ■ / ' j A y f . ■ ; /. / [ y'yf. . / / .( 1 ). ^ • t '■ I -4 -i T -■i t ^ f B N T Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19B4 m m inr mii-i-Yiii f''| MANCHESTER EtVENiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE TWENTY-Olfi V the syphilitic blind is estimated at Donnelly o f Boston, Maas„ and $12,500,000. In 1060 it was esU- Mrs. Donald Johnson of Burling Escorts Considercfl UN Reactor mated that the leas at Incoma ton, V t She also leaves a brother Facing Trial Proposed Hikes in from persons dying of syphiHe was Obituary and two sisters. Dr. Edmund S. $13$,000,000. V Merriam; Mist Alma M. Merriam So far as gonorrhea la'^dbncem- o f Hartford" and Mrs. R o g b r .W. In High Court Come Before New poard Suggested ed there ia even Isss.evidbnc* that Davit of Windsor; In cooperation with the the problem is . nearing solution. D eath s 'The late Rajrmond A. Beardslee Manchester Department of In 1052, for example, over 240.(X)0 was ministec of the Second Con Ostrowski Bound oFer The propoeed hikes in water and^Metropolitaa District tqqWErWI cases were reported to state sewer rates for customers of the > atrong. Education, TM Herald pre By Romulo Mrs. IsMiolihia Cairtla gregational Church o f this town To Superior Court on health departments. • for three years, 1022-U. The fam Water and Sewer Depts. will come i The old Boertt tabled the quM -' sents ope of a series of pic- Furthermore . it is estimated Mrs. Martha Frants Currie, 155 ily was the first to Occupy the Charges; Sets Bond up for another airing Tueaday.' tion and aaked General Maaager trM i ra g * Om ) that unreported Oases far out Campfleld Rd., wife of Lauchlan former Spencer parsonage. They but thia Ume it will be a neW Board ! Richard Martin to Study the hues ture/Sfbries designed to show I r number those which are reported Currie, died ysTsterday at the moved from Manchester to Spring- of Water Commissioners sitting on \ further. .. . The U. g. plan—aleo eponsored and that therefore the true an Th# xaao of Henry Ostrowrkl, the question. ' _ Opposed Salary Cot Hie readers what techniques Manchester. Memorial Hoapital field. Vt. Mr. Beardslee was in- by alx other countriee—provide* nual frequency is more than a mil rtted to return to the church 28, 16 Washington St., Vsrnon, The new Board meets at 8 p.m. Perry’s salary cut was ppposcd are being used in the schools lion cases. after a-bflef illness. by the snti-Bowers bloc members that the propoeed international which celebrated its Centennial held on three'charges of breaking in the hearing room of the Muni- for teaching various skills. Since this disease can now be She "was a member of Temple Sunday, Jan. 8, 1051. and his death f ^ and entering was bound over to oipal Building to consider a host of the Board of Direotors, all four body Would merely eerve as a treated quite successfully if found o f items, some of tham routine of whom arc on the preaent Bodrd. Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, occurred on Dec. 10. 1050. Cne next session of Superior Court One of the basic Sets of clearing house for requesta for early, the greet problem remains ahd of the Pythian Sisters Lodge Funeral services ‘ Mrs. organisational matters. The only bloc member wtm eur- for In To^'n Court this morning. Bond flssionable materiala to he used that of finding all caaea begin of Homewood, Pa. She attended Beardslee will be held In SprtTlj^ The rates hikes and a dievussion vived the elections was Director skills is that which involves ______Walter, Mahoney. for peaceful purpoeea ning proper treatment promptly, the South Methodist Church. field, Vt.. tomorrow at 2 p. m. In the case waa set at $6,000. on the salary of James L. Peiry. teaching how to read, write, Pressing for direct V. N. ac and avoiding the spread o f the Besides her husband, she He le charged with stealing a ciepic of the works, who*# pay w u ! The proposal for widening Len- X. tion, Romulo aaid: dlaeeae to bthere.' cut from' $150 a week to a litUe , ox Street etsUa for increasing it speak and understand lan leaves a daughter, Mrs. Harry total of about $175 in three, breaks Kzpoct e. S„ Red Aid The seripuanesa of4h e venereal Braun of this town; two sons. at the Center Pharmacy'an Sept. oyer $110 a week by the Bower.v; to 60 feist for a distanca back guage — the most common 'T h e Soviet union\and the Unit disease problem cannot be exag George E. Frants of Swlss- Permit Is Sought 4, the Temple Beth Sholom on wbe on the previous Board o f p i- 1 from E. Centtr Street. Property gerated. While encouraging prog rectors, however, are expected to owners would donate the land and medium of communication. ed Statee, which have been, aetting vale. Pa., and Frank Frants Oct. 20. and the Mary (Jheney U - off so many atomic weapons^ ress has been, made, any relaxa of East PitUburgh, Pa.; five In Maguire Tract brar>: on Oct. 3.0. He pleaded guilty attract aome interest. the town would build now walks should be willing to contribute at tion of effort to combat these two sisters, Mrs. Rachel Alexan to all three charges. The agenda for the meeting, the and curbs. Through the grades a diseases will bring about untold least the equivalent of one atomic der and Mrs. T. E. Hughes, both In each of the first two break* first gathering of the new ^ard trobble^-suffering and unnecessary large part of the schools’ weapon,. aay, 220 pounds of fis of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Elmer End- A routine application for a build S75 was .taken, and about $21 in except for its inaugural meeting e x p e ;^ to the entire comrounlty, )gram is devoted to 'the sionable material. which was the ler o f Turtlecreek, Pa.. Mrs. C. J. ing permit to enclose a rear porch the latter at the library. Nov. 1, includes ^onsideralio.u of ' ''' ...... ▼ installing walks and curbs on maximum sice the first scientific Nelson of Dicksonberg, Pa., and is being given an unusual amount Another break police say he haer Public Records teu1u.ng of oral and written report Of the United Nations Mss. William Floss of Swissvale; confeated to. at the Post Office Union Street, the e-tatus of Union of attention by Assistant Building last April, will be prosecuted by School, an appointment to the Zon commi^ication from the for Atomic Energy Commission eetl-, four brothers, deorge and William Warrantee Deeds mated aa pcmibly 'needed for a A ^ u t Town Bub, both of (Cleveland, Ohio, Inspector Griswold A. Chappell, Federal authorities. Chief Herman ing Board of Appeals, an appoint mation of^'iletters to the who wants to make sure that, by O. Srhendersiid tbiday. ment to the School Building Com Joseph R. Wright to 3, Herbert single bomb. Frank Bub of Pittsburgh. Pa., Callltter, property at 4U I^rdaU preparation of -, written re "Such a reactor could be used Ifemorial Temple, Pythian Sis and Walter Bub of Leltanon; five granting it, he doesn't revive an Prosecutor W. David Keith said mittee, and a proposal for widen Secretary o f State John Footer Ke could have b ^ n c h a fe d with ing Lenox Street at E. Onter St. 8t. X to produce radiolaotopea; it could ters, will meet tonight at 7:30 at grandchildren, and three great issue which receiyi^ a good deal Robert E. Boawick and LavSdS ports and the pre^ntation of grandchildren. Duileo anaoiuiceo in Waohlngtoa, this break under a state statute, The town'a administration has train international technicians; it the Holmes Funeral Home in tri of attention from the old Board of F. Boswlck to Earl R. Daggett, Jr., creative works. could study routes to atomic ]m W' bute to Mrs. Martha F. Currie, The /uneral will be held tomor No>-. 0, at a news ronferenoe that but it is preferable federal author proposed that water rates be in Directors. ities handle the matter. and Esther L. Daggcrt, property on er; It could, spark efforts in ns‘ who died last night at Manches row night at 7 o’clock at the the United States Is ronsidertng creased by about 40 per cent for Lydali Street. » From'time to time phbtq- tional institutions by the brains it ter Memorial Hoapital. Mrs. Cur Holmes'^Funeral Home, 400 Math The application for the rear giving fighter eocort to Amerksan most consumers and that sewer Oiga Prieaa to Ralph K. Oaerelt porch enclosure was filed in behalf BRIH8H MOP VP MAtr |IAIT rates, which are levied against the atories on other aspects of had bfought together from many rie wee a member of the Pythian St., -.vith the Rev. Dr. Fred Ft. aircraft which fly near Communist and Olga Wi Cbiwell. property on nations.’* Sistera in Homewood, Pa., and Edgar, minister of the S o u t h of R. A. Hoffmaster, who lives at water bill, be increased from 30 to territory’. Dullea told newsmen Buckingham Street. local education will be pub> since coming to Manchester had Methodist Orurch, officiating. Bur 112 Grandview St., which is located . Nairobi, Kenya, Nov. lO iJb— SO per cent of the increased water in the controversial Maguire Tract the qoeotlon it being stwUed by British necority force# have kill bill. Marriage U e e— ee lished. frequently attended meetings of ial will b« in Jefferson Memorial Joeeph Patrick Henderson, U2 in the eastern section of town. ^ ed 35 Man Mau In the pMt 24 The previous Board of Directors Memorial Temple No. 33, Pythian Park, Swisavale. tlwt Joint Oiiefs of Staff. (AP Birch St., and OeccUa HUnt, $80 The controvversy involving the hours. Tnenty-flve were shot held a public hearing on the hikes The photos were taken by Slaters of this town. The funeral home will be opqn tVirephoto).' N. Main St., Nov. 30, St. Jamea’ for the convenience of friends to tract centers on whose reiponsl- doaii th a running battle adong but waa unable to reach a decision Arthur Lalime, Audio-Visual The the banks of the Tana, Kenya’s before it went out of office. At the Church. Two arrests yesterday were day from 3 to 5:30 and from 7 to bllit/ the streets in the tract are. warmers. I f she's willUig, suggest Bulldtaig Permits William Maguire, the developer, Mggest river. Official qaarters. hearing,' considerable opposition Instructor for the Manches made by State Patrolmen Ray 0:30 p. m„ and tomorrow from a knitted suit of that crunchy rib insi. People were to tickled with the 9uper>V idee that | many aaked, '’Can we get it in e ocmeole?” BARGAIN1 CENTER You bet you can! We’ve got 'em! Trim, ootn* 721 M A IN ST. MANCHESTER pact ofmeolee at a price you’d once have paid for j Noun, j^n o u n or adjective? Formal grammar is one of the least glamorous but most amall'aareen table modela! And with a line-up o f bnportant m ^ e s of the sixth grade language program. The activity, in which these pupil.« features no other eet can rbatdi: Croelejr’a A h i^ - j are en gag^ is one of the ways teachers use to show children how to recognize parts of speech and their function in a sentence. . Sealing out to tho'^bore watli. We're con- liued Cmema-Wide Sqeen— tlm biggest, b r i^ t - tiniiihg the price slaughter event that created eet 21" picture e v ^ ! A large concert-quality .f* '' ‘'ii hoi^ain history. Men's shirts, pajqmas, pants, ^leaker that means magnificent listening ss well shoes, luggage, rubbers, orctics on the horgain r as viewing! Controls locatad high on the side to ‘4 hlock of Forced Sale. ssye you beiuling ’way over to adjust ’em. We haven’t room to list all the good things It’s difficult to writs UHF EXTkA that service man or Also 50 chrome ond wrought iron breokfost' about tbeee seta. Better come see ’em for yourself! woman as often as sets, 129 innerspring mattresses, oil sizes, 40, you’d like, for. the best BieSER PICTURES! COMPACT CABINETS! LOWER PRICES! news of all is home 9' X 12' Congoleum Rugs at only $4.69 and town newA— when one is away from home. throw rugs 3 0 " X 5 4 " at only 49c each. Regardless of where your service man or TRADE-IN YOUR OLD TV NOW wuroan is stationed, the Manchester Eve DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ning Herald can be for. WE ARE OFFERING A LIBERAL TRADE-IN , warded to be at “Mail Call” regularly. AT BIG SAVINGS ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD SMAL l SCREEN TV SET Get a subscription for dear ones in service— todayl , ; Act Now and Save! Manrliratrr MIHCHESTEI E n r n tn g BARGAIN CENTER keffeint in tliizd grade—the first lee- How does your voice sfiund? This mem YOUR RRESTONE DEALEZ pawn up** writingIThe change from ber of aiifourth grwle choir makes use of a 721 MAIN STo MANCHESTER ta writing ia made in easy stqts. SUtion PCZ ia on the ain. The subject is Ihe Panama Canal Zone. Five fourth gradera to read ajplay over the school public addreea avatem .^1^!^ tape recorder to improve, her diction and act as panelists, presenting their topics and answering their questions posed by their class- ing before an invisible audience makes it nee^aarv fiw the ST. Beulah Johaaoii, Bowers School ■ " , - j SU MAIN esiveaaion. matea. Pand diacussions develop ability to q>eak well before an audience. •atodenta to hold interest with their voices alone' . -t— ■ t > I i- ' ' ■ I j r > - ' '7- :h ' ■f- J5AGK TWENiar-TWO .^n— 11 II" I>I1III MANCHESTER EVENING HgRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN[., WEDNESPAY, NOVEMBER 10; 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHtSTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE TWBNTY-THREK TOONBRVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX PP'‘'n i.LA ’S POP BY AL VERMEER An»w«r to Proviotw A Cuddly KiHtn kfattreM.aad Bax Sptlaff fI9J9 Christmos Plans m If you ar« often tltfd, have B N U & H B a l e s m a n *2 S t « 'STUDYINO- vague backachea or mdat wait tm- r {f Sense and Nonsense Ul noon before a "glad to be alive" THE B A L LE T ACftOM 55 EntrvAlM >AOAIN, EH. I I Cains feeling, emerghe, tlien take a criti «SO0 HOLLYHOCKf 1 EuroiMan ®* P«fM «e in I! cal look at ypur ptreseht sleeping ChrtotmMtrM *’** A traveling circua had arrived aculptor. I work in atona. equipment. For $'<9.50 a perfectly /# iMfrclmdiM at a^amall village, and the mihiater Than the quiet litUa falltw who 4 ChrtatmM'im*’ matched sleep unit of RESTONIC ornamtnt DOWN paid 'll viait to the encamiment to had been inclined to keep apart M ATTRESS and BOR SPRING iz f* A[|r.*Ovtnl0» U lb ace if he couid be of aervice. He IChrlitmas atepped up, a dry amile on his face. available at THE MANCHESTER t'Connacticut came ifcroas three circua handa ,(^ e t fallow—Glad to mako the Inquirer ®'5oUl' greeting I C AR PE T CENTER, 308 Main St., 7 » A t9 9 f t m t r g m m f ^ collagr aitting siient and very dejected. aicqualntahca^of you gontlemcn for It Malt drink during 2 for 1 SALE. Wkke up re M o n ty n ooeff. . . rfoefer, SDaah Minister — What’a wrong? I hayo a common Intoroat with freshed. It Optratie aolo t Somatimaa Circua Hand - - The eiephant'a you. I work in ivory. I'm a eoUaga.^ ifoRf/ff, ho$pM .. .pnd 14 StMd Chriatmaa dead. profeaaor. i 4 A Watch for CTirlstmas? ■ Beet Scramble on Toeet 15 Ha’d Ukf • 17Manui 29VagaUblea Minister -r- Dear, dear, I am aor- Headquarters for CTiristmas Toys Feminine Gifts nlmilor Ulls. fallaonit aoundnaas 31 Deny I f you are thinking o f giving a Classic Haadliner It’a a Beat Seller ingredientz;' 2 tehleapoona but alad for ry. Blit at the aame time 1 am giad “HQi;SE OF SANTA CLAUS" is WILR08E DRESS SHOP, 601 Gift Bssiei»«a»yi »«»»ast6t«Trs«»>»ss*i»tss( 4 Sharp pointa 1» Beginning 33 Owl erica There are mora than 39,000 dif watch for ChrLtmas, you can books fo r . Chriatmaa ter or margarine. 2 ameil onions Chriatmaa 5 Scad vaaaal to!think that you three men cared ohooae from a particularly attrac located at TH E BUDGET CEN Main St., is well-stocked with a . _ icea, ______(cut in thin stripe), 1 pound! f MewAlvl •ntriaa 3t RaapacUbla ferent kinda at Joba in thla coun TER, 91 Center St. Overflowing th ie )8 Choice aaata at 80 much for a dumb animal. tive selection of moderately priced YULETIDE G IFT L IN E .that RICHMAN OO. 767 Main St. aug- ground chuck beef, 1 email garlic , xiiaeiti ■UJ19. uaisL • Ocaan-going 34 Curl 40 Dovaa’ homaa try at which on# oan aarn a llying. with exciting TOYS and enter • aei flghta veaacia Clrcila Hand ■— Oh. 'taln’t that. Ladies' and Men's W A TC H IM ' at- feminine hearts delight in finding gesta "Thfc Tumult and the Shoul- Clove (crushed), one 8)4-ounce| U.Arrow polaon 41 Comc in 'The trouble, however, la that naarly taining GAMES for youngsters of under the Christmas tree. Dainty is.es I s a lt itlRaiaa in rank 7 Fail behind You aee, ua chapa have got to dig m U H A K Lfi, »58 Main St. Some ing" — My U fe in Sport by b» can cream style corn, one 8-ounce : ie.17 I M U 39 Off bottom, aa 43 Vipera the hole to'bury him. all theae joba tnvolva work in aome all 'ages, there afe, lovable DOLLS nylon t r 1 c o t UNDERW EAR. «7.*i I , w ee SO Anoint t______Hold to form or other. solid g^old cAsea; some are loved Grantland Rice whose life can tomato sauce, salt and pepper, j M anchor 43 Greek porch water-reeistant; some are auto- that walk, talk, cry real tears; SLIPS. GOWNS lavish with lace story waa recently featured on Ed i . slices buttered toaat. I fiMM !«■ «f rtftjmtttt ^31 Abatraet bring OMHitair 37-Pracioua gama 44 FUh CARRIAGES and doll wardrobes $3.98-$l4.98. Quality HOSIERY TW7 t n *«m4 — f f i z i ■ n it ty iiwmaii. S3 What aaaiatant The growth Of a lentlment that •ratlc. but all have 17 Jewel ahock- Sullivan's TV prograin, $5. Method: MeR butter in 10-inch for Mothar’a 4t Formerly deapisea work is ' an appeal from George Cheyne, a Scotch phyai- reslstant movements. Best of all, are on hand. Playtime favorites for every casual and dressy Area- skillet; add onions and cook slow Chriatmaa. 10 Stagger Chriatmaa 47 Raacua cian, when a peraon waa talldng that toddlera love are PLUSH ion $1.09 to $1.35. Sparkling and m iFH O N i • WRITI • or VISIT bclla'do 11 Actreaa civilisation to barbariam.-,-^Preai* all are OUARANTD e d for three I f you avoid looking In the ly 'Until wilted and yellowed, stir ttCoanponant 49 Pronoun about the excaUcnce of human years. These wgtehes are hand- A N IM A LS dnd rubber storybook ft boxed COSTUME JEWELRY 94 It happena Elaanora dent Coolidge. bottom of the coffeepot, take a ring often. Add beef and garlic: • part 90 Franch month nature, exclaimed i aomeiy gift-b ox^ ; pricei? begin characters. The answer to "Let’s wiH. definitely please. under glance. That brown artain can maah with long-handled two-tined PRIFERRED The modern hbhie la the place "Hoot, hoot, man! Human na- aa low as, 324.75. federal tax inc. play house" is fouhd in extensive be taken off and will make the kitchen fork until beef loses its miatletor ForSthe budget, aa w-ell aa san < riNANCi CO., INC. 1 r 1 r \ r r r where nothing can be accompliahed tura la a rogue and a acoundrel, O f course, you may budget if you grouping of KIDDIE-SIZE FUR epffee taste better. . Be careful red coIo t and is in small crumbles. an MAIN im n . . imms a__ jS8 Italian ettr r r ity, ge^YOur thilaren's winter if the electric current goea off.— or why ahoulA it perpetually atand wlBn, NITURE, the desks, chairs, rock in scouring ones .with built-in Add coTo and tomato sauce; mix KANCNUTW . nmm MITCMtU a41«9 37 Eat on 12 Clothes ii^w-aahable fabrics. No r r R A R Magazine. in need of laws and of rallgion?" ers. Jr. and Dad get hours of in electric elements. well and beat. SCir'ln salt u d pep Chriatmaa Kva For the looking-elegant feel door fun with e l e c t r i c cleaning blHs, no sweater missing 2208 per to taate'.'Berve over cr^p but ;tOImpraea 5 for X week wWn it'a dirty. Miracle Ik The trouble with aome people ia ’ A lot of money ia tainted- ing, add a hint of fur. On your TRAINS or HOBBY SETS. Every It's Natural tered toaat. Makes 4 aervlnga, fab"'Ca can be\warm aa well as '33 Hydrocarbon • they aay what others only think. taint youra and taint mina. favorite woM drea*. tiny fUr year some items sell out complete To want to look especially at _. ..u,.— 14Tidiar light. • cuffs. On your shiny afternoon ly before Christmas; do SHOP tractive and well-groomed as the Holiday FrUitcahea //-/o- EARLY. 24 Hour IfiUDSM SSNoar- Operator—^^That'a right, air. That dreia. a fur arc at the neckline. festive holids}' aeaaon aporoaches. u & It was so tough for Joo to get- A lovely weddftig gift — a Why spend .hours .teking at •ightadnaaa number haa been taken out. Even fake fur haa grandeur ■ this THE SCHULTZ BE.\UTY SA home W’hen the aklliraUv made 1 up on time in the rooming that he blanket of all-acrllan\VV’arm, not Ambulance MNeedadfor Telephone volc.e—I know it— went to aee hia doctor, who fixed ' year. « No. you didn't put It on back LON, 983 Main St. with its staff FRltlTCAKES from MONTGOM % w wards. It'a a dress with a split too costly, quick drylngv No need OUT OUR W AT BY J. B. WILLIAMS OUR B6 a RI)IN6 HOUSE Chriatmaa T what I want to know is who took him up with some pills to euro him of talented operators, each a ERY WARD OO., bring home'style niytJlIU HUUI'L.B i persoriality-'-hlgh and demure to store it carefully in the sum akataa her out. \ of hia drowsiness. If you’re a jersey devotee, specialist In the beaut)’ fleld, will goodness end flavor tnexpenelvi^. Service Hi} f with a cowl neckline in front, mer — moths just arih't Iftterest- 37 Sharp ataggan Joe took a pill that night, slept yoU'U be delighted by the syn attend to ybur needs competently Packed in reuaeable «n gift b o x ^ plunging In a V-line almost to ed in the fibers that are jn ^ e in' HERE'S A CAaiOl.S'i-Z StChooaea ¥T Dollars to doughnuts in these well, and waa wide awake before thetic' jerseys. Even with knife- whether it'a hair trimming or the 5-ib. fruitcakes are $1.95, $2.96. CAMT STOP NCWtf/ the waist in back. Last, lovely the laboratory. 40SIeavalaaa i days ia close to money. — Prancea he heard the alarm clock go off. edge' pleats, they wash, don't shaping, personalized styling or $3.95. The 3-Ib Size, at $2.79. solid g r a m o p a s s t u c k ni ' TiOU «4a?E THE FAVOR- garment fooIiahneM—a rhinestone clip in with choice fruits and nuts, makes TH' BASEMRMTWrTH sr Rodman in SATEVEP08T. He dreaaed and ate breakfaat Icl- shrink, won't fade, won't suffer a completely beautiful PERMA- MV Ptt^AIT O f: :rre MURAL RMMTER 41 Anglo-Saxon 1 back. G. E. Radios ENT WAVE. MI. 8-8591. Crocheted of soft gray and white an eapecially tasty holiday treat. SOHETHIMS AMP IS l OF the m a h a r a j a h Burely. Later he atrolled into the hemline dip. and droop, 5HAI4E5PEARE fO MS ftTOSiU- OF;^ latter iD ■ f A group of profee'aional men had ______.■ -x; A modem G. E. CLOCK RADIO wool, thla cunning Kitten measures VELLINO HIS HEAP ' LlF»2A(ey TRUSTEES ?— ^iHooRe/-.gur office and told the boae: now comes complete with stream 12 inches and is just right for OFP HOR A LISHT, 43 Broad nacktia gathered in the lobby of a hotel Joe—ri didn’t have a bit of.' For those wonder fabric clothes all the weird home remedies Wben you use the aluminum rM.FitXiMS TO ACCEPT $IHCE VtJO OMLyOiO 6 w Coat and Coat Seta lined LA M P in the Electrical little hancHi and arms to cuddle. AMD ONE OP TH’ KIPS 45 Be made a# and proceeded to make themselves trouble getting up thia morning. 'N o school tomorrow so take your that must be hung up dripping, for ?t;ying while peeling onions— double boiler, put one-half tea •^OMiMAL Si.jM<->?Lrr -THE PAlhiTMJB TO Dep t, of J. W. H A LE CORP. ( An Ideal present for "under the IS HOLLERINS,TOO 49 Declaration W known to one another. Bose—That'a intereating, but little', giii to MARI-MAIF8, 691 there’s a new rack to go in your keeping^ a silver spoon In your spoon o f cream of tartar in the GOMEWHERE/ Sou m Te ^ F5DST /1 51 Coltagn ehaar F 51' First (extending his hand)— shower. One hooKa oh the rod Place on a table, hang on wall or mouth' a piece of bread—the Christmas Tree".) bottom half to keep it from dis the price where were you yeeterday? Main St. arid let her have the time use lamp M d radio separately— | obvious is Pattern No. 2208 contains com .. aOiTU TAkE A NEvV 52 Oriflea' . M y name la Forteaque. Tm a paint of her life trying on one beautiful and extends over the tub,- gnother he best. Peel.'em under coloring. Other aluminum pane ST R W could you find a more veraatite plete crochet directions^, material ma.v be cleaned by boiling water 51 Noun Builix er—work in water colors chiefly. Insomnia ia a contagioua diaaaae GIRL'S M1NTBR COAT after an goes diagonally across thh rod. the runningSwater in your sink. Keeps the drips off the floor and gift anv-where! You can depend requirements; and stitch IDustra- with cream of tartar or vinegar MNigbtbafort !T Sk ?T Second- -Indeed. I'm an artist, transmitted from bablet! to other. Let her choose from warm, on G. E. features ol dependabllitv tlons. too. I work in bronze. bath mat. 'v , . Neckties for k M a n ’s Cliristmas in it for a while. . .. Chriatmaa parenU.—Arcadia (Wla.) Nawe- bduclea, fleece# or Wool blends and e.Nrellent tone. Prices $27.95 Send 25c in Coins, your name, Third—Well, this la flhe. I ’m a Leader, * with cuddly soft fur or velvet col to $45.95. A new- lot of R u ’rin and All-Silk Wm. P.Quish Order Your Turkey TIES in a varieoSAsaartment of address and the Pattern Number to lars. Let' her pirouette before the -•.N.NE CABOT. 5IANCHESTER Fort he sake of your own scaip. B U G S B U N N Y The lordlj’ turkey-will again be bold or c o n ie rv a ti^ stripes and don’t’ lend a comb or hairbrush mirror deciding on a swing or Apple Cranberry Crisp EVENING HERALD, ItiW AVE. raONE Mltekdl 3.Sf40^ princasa style. And, mothers, these glorified come Thanksgiving Day. prints are ready for'you r Christ any • more than ybu would lend 8 7 6 7 Ingredients: 4 medium-sized AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86. N,Y. coatn are tsUlored to fjt perfectly Order your freshly-killed TUR mas selection at the\JDHENEY your tOKOthbrudi^ Place a supply KEY, meaty and plump from the 34-S2 (about 1 1-3 pounds) apples, one TTie colorful 19,54 Needlework \ next y4ar with "magic*' grow fea BROTHERS REMNAN t ^ A L E S - Album contains .56 pages of lovely of ameil, ten-cent store plastic LYNN POULTRY FARMS, 505 A well tailored shirtwaist dress 1-pound gan whole cranberry tures. . . ROOM, There are FouIardayRayon designs, "how-to" sectiona on combs in the bathroom for gueetz. Main St. Or, if your smaller, fam in sizes that flatter the slightly sauce, 1 teaspoon cinnamon. 1 cup Twills and Reps also one ^ t of needlework, helpful room illuatra- Clean them after each use. ily p;:efers. 8 and 9 lb. C.4PONS fuller figure.-An all-season favor uncooked quick rolled oats. •» cup, ties regularly $1.50 each noV 4 tlons and directions fo r 8 gift pat- Now At Pear Criap ' are available also. ite with every woman. flour, 1 cup dark brown sugar Ingredianta: ,% cup flour, if, for $3. Shop early. lema. 25 centa Pattern No. .8767 is. in sites 36. (firmly packed), >4 cup butter or Sate at Tweed*a tfsapdop salt, H *cup brown sugar 38, 40, 42, 44. 46. 48, 50, 52. Size margarine. A group o f year round COATS (firmly packed), H cup butter or Graham Cracker Crust Kids may atore their pajamas Stir 1 2-3 cups finely crushed 38, short sleeves, 4H yards of 39- Method; Peel, core and quarter Cheney. Vel vets AND SUITS are on sale at Your Yarn Shop margajrliie, ^4 ■ cup chopped wal; under the pillow for convenience, TW EED'S, 739 Main Bt., with sav- graham crackers, 1-3 cup sugar inch. apples; slice thin; there ahotild but it keeps them from airing. INTED COTTO.N ATCLVET nuts, 5 large firm pears (about 2 be 4 cups. Arrange apples In but is nW at THE CHENEY BROTH- Inga up to 50 per cent. poundk), ^ teaspoon gflnger, 1 and 1 teaspoon cinnamon together For this pattern, send 30c in Install a hook - at their height D. M. C. CrockRt Cof- tered baking dish (about: 10 by 9 ER.S'REMNANT SAUCSROOM. tablespoon grated qrange rind, -2 well. Melt >4 cup butter hr. mar coins, your name, address, size with a colorful name tag over it by 2 inches). Spoon cranberry No acnqol tomorrow, so take the •Applesanee Pumpkin Pie tom, Torttliig Thrtoid and tablespoons ordrigo juice. garine and add: mix until all desired, and the pattern number to to encourage hanging up. ' crumbs are coated with- butter. .SUE BURNETT, PIANCHESTER sauce over sliced apples; sprinkle children Nriong. Y'ou'll And inex One cup Canned or cooked EfflbroMRry Cetteat. Pack crumbs evenly over bottom EVENING HERALD. 11.50 AVE. with cinnamon. Stir rolled oats, ------V / pensive REM NANT LENGTHS strained pumpkin, 1 cup canned ' THE UgMlHOUee KEEPER. Metho^'X.Mix flbtlf,,. salt and Twinkling 'Yam and aides of a buttered pie plate AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36. N.Y. flour and hrow'n sugar together; Just right fNr holiday skirta, jack' appIeaaucC,' >4 cup light brown sugar! edt In buttir thoroughly The niceat g ift you can give ia AJso iRmot YoRiii, lor- (914 inches). Ba.stc Fashion, fill and winter cut In butter until evenly mixed eta and popidar "pony-tail" hats. zugar, >4 teaspoon salt, 1)4 tea with pastry blender; mix in wal the one ybu make' yourself. A L L E Y O O P '54 contains a wealth fit sewing and crumbly. Sprinkle over cran Enjoy the ricnvglowing eolora of spoons cinnamon. U4 tsMPQona Ror No Framo Ruot and Tread nuts. Peel, quarteg.arid core pears; Whether Ife a etole,\ mittens, BY V.T. HAMLIN ideas for every woman who'sews berry layer. Bake in moderate TRANSPAREN"1\ VEIAETS and nutmeg, U teaspoon ginger. 4 egga, otrs Bllee into butted baking dish, Win Valuable Prizes dressy gloves or an everiing bag Tkigoi Y .' for herself and her family. Send (350 degrees) oven until apples T.AFFETA BACHC VELVETS as 1 cup lieavy cream, H cup milk, about 6 by 10 by 1% Inches. The REXAIX CONTEST has the festive G LO W -KNIT wool en 9-inrh unbaked paztiy shell. 25 cents now' for your copy. are cooked through and top la hundreds of Ideas come to you for KEN WINSTON Sprinkle pears with finger, orange just begun and will continue until twined wish shining gom or silver Combine pumpkin. Mplesauce, BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY Iigl)tly browned, about 40 mln- using this vibrant fa V ie. AT THE SAMI PRICE rind and orange Juice. Cover with Christmas Eve w-llh chance foi* thread enhances your handw'prk. sugar, salt and aplcea,Ibices. Beat iites. Makes^ 6 to 8 servings. cgn: ’ zr I HSSNT IIFT TIE flour mixture. Bake in hot (400 V.4Ll'.\BLE PRIZES at THE Mural Magic in the Yam Dep’t. of J. W. H .A ^ add! .Scald milk' and *4 cup YOU'D PAYottlioMlU 'aaanuuNr anw OO TMf aAPOnUM H . PINE PHARMACY. 664 Cepter Serve with cream if desired. WMg ia AOO...TO THg namoMoa mv m degrees) ov^n until pears are ten Transform a blank wall into a CORP. at $1.29 a 2-oz. akeiri I f you look closely atNlhe label cream; add alowly, mixing well. LSARN WHO w*a der and top ia lightly browned, St. for boys and girls 16 years or vibrant color-rich haauty spo( choose from red. black, orchid, on yo.iir box of dry m ilk you'll Pour into 9-inch pastry shell. nstcmns Ma..j-n has about 46 minutes. Serve hot with under. Simply fill out a Nomina with a acenic MURAL from Impprted China Dlnnerware blue, rose, green, tan, white or 'Rnd that, you can whip lu like Bake in hot Oven (4 ^ degrees Swan lotos KRittiog oRd MR » pan julf*B. Makes 6 to 8 servings. tion Blank at the store. During SHERW IN-W ILLIA.M S CO.. 719 Set a festive Thanksgiving table gray. cYeani with an electric mixer. F .) 45 ininutea, or until inserted Art Noodloworli the contest, one vote can be cast Main St. Nature with all its charm with lovely ' dinherware from A budget-minded topping for knife cornea out clean. - .^ ^ i for every penny spent In the store; Holiday Gifts of Jewelry. cornea right Into your home to M0.VTG05IERY W ARD COSI- I f you’ve got to wear those aerta. Whip remaining cream and Use Huck Towel Bags In beautiful Impressive gifts of iJCW tiM Y two votes for every Rexall pur work its Inspiring and relaxing PANY. This beautifully translu as garnish for top of pie, sprlngllng Mtterna and eolora. Also nt> chase. Neighbors. frienfi!i, relatives cent IMPORTED CHINA la avail stockings right* away after wash fr « n M ATH E R 'S .AT TH E CEN- magic when you choose "Peaceful ing, wrrap them ■ in a terry towCI Give Thanks for Food j with nutmeg. Irnctlvu and colortul Sewing TlllLMel|t)ten A JHft occasion into will i.elp aome lucky boy and girl (iJountry" motif or "bt'ountain Re able in 66-pc. service for 8 or 100- Standa get a new Deluxe Columbia Bl- pc. service for 12. Both seta include and run it through the washing Dellci(W ly preparod to an appe an luflforgcttable event. Newly-de flections.” Enjoy this modern wall machine wringer. Do it again tizing perfection In a modern ap .Xnd DIahwaahIng Drudgery ycycle. In addition to many other decoration in 3 8 ij” x .59" size for 4 extra cups. Choose from several signed TCARRING.S wlth.or wifiiout with a new towel, if- necessary, pliance5 froiuirom J. W. w.ai,KH.\LE UORP. a \G.E. Automatic pre-rinalng Wha$ You IHsT Sec Hcr^ matching NECKLACES are sug- twnderfu' prices to runner ups. as little as $14.75. Other breath- delightful designs to harmonize OtmoM Ji'rom Our Comnldtc M-IO tastefully, with your modem or In -tlte9 EledtricalEli Dep't.- see the DISHWASHER from' Electrical geated for "her" while hand.some IPe fun. Register tomorrow. taklngly beautiful hand printed Dep t. J,, W. HALE CORP. is Cstsiof- BcUvery In S/myz. tiaditional silver patems: Moss Maytag Washer and Dryer verzatllelie BROU,-QU|m FRVER- i>< T IE SLIDES and C y F F IJN k S in murals up to $85 are particularly the ' smart modern wag' to wash >t EBJ Barwaa. Ma. t, 95 ^ «. ^ Rose! Florentine, Moonlight and It's a handsome team the M.AY- COOKERER at 319.95:.$10.95, nr«g. o . '964.95. FREE InatmCtiqna In < a (liveraified range of price and IfV o u wash baby in the sink, suitable for living rooms and dln- dishes resHv clean. With a O.E. Rosalinda. TAii Automatic. WASHER AND With a BROIL-Ql'lC'K SUPER bamboo room with, each pur BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Picture? paren t are destined to please or Ier\ the kids do their before- ingareas. 1 dishwasher 'there is no need to BY EDGAR MARTIN \. DRYER as seen at ABC A P P L I CHEF, enjoy a barbecued turkey chase; the aainh given at u "him", SILVER SERVING dlriner scrubbing the.e while .you j pre-rinse d lsh ^ by hand; thia Irk- w-atch the pot, remember that you If you’re fortunate one wjth an ANCE t SERVICE CO. 21 Maple *th's year, the motorizp r. V / . --r- V*.' •’ v; PAGfi^lWENTY-FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtiD, MANCHESTER. CONN;, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING-iHERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WE^NESDAYi N0 V|:MBER 10. 1954 •PAGE TWENTY-iFlVB P icAe Team ’ tB E r As Back of the Week s Roles Bboters Move into Slate Finals Thursday Herald Angle N*w York. Nov. 10 (>P>—It l«n’t^Un«n»n of the week, eecounted Investigate tuiuiuAl to preise a football player for three touchdowns, one on a Local Sport Prime Mover Little Known «a a “one-man team,"■■ but quarter- 7S-yard punt return: Kicked one Powerful Soldiers Test Basketball Starts Minus Mikan, Down Norwalk EARL W. TOST back Gary Click of Cblorado A A extra point; passed for 119 yards Boxing Clubs M, came about as close as possible and ran for S3, not counting 64 Chatter m m t OAVE ■W4IPTV” Stars Having to aaming that designation against yards on two kickoff returns, and CMAftACTER>v By 2 to 0 Score TOP EMPLOYS PLAN ^aanricas of Fak Haaly and Chip Utah last Saturday. As a result punted for a 43.3 yard average Washington, Nov. 10 The LE6 6 ET T j Rr.r LKAGI'R ‘It’ll Stay That Way,’ He Says Kemia. two fint-ratat duck pUmara. imeOi6PLAlXD AIN'TCHAT Dsrl-MaU <21 Hamilton 8tan v^.r, .■ :i ______• . ■ ,' ■- . . - -V::"-'.' v¥ KAKCHESreR BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 MANCHESTEk EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954 PAGE' Household Goods 51 Houms For Rent 55 AmUnnobllas for Ssls 4 ' Automobiles for Said 4 CARNIVAL RV DICK TURNER Hdp Wanted-—Fcaiale 35 Articles For iSala > 4 5 Hous^old Goods . 51 Houacs For Sale 72 H ousn For Sal* 72 For Sale. 75 SuburtHUi Foe Salt 75 WaBtc4^RcRl 7 7 ] Wantod-ilMt $ Piece Modem Living Room SIX RQQM flat, adults, no chU- 1$4$ PLYMOUTH, 3-door Special MERCURY 1963 Sport eoin>« hard- ROYAL AND ■mtth'OoroBa port S K CU. FT. Frlgidalra. Good run MANCHESTER CUSTOM B U aT n n tn , 8 nice BOLTON—For only 813.500 you LBIOfOa READY BUTBRf de luxe. Mack, radio, heater, a top, light green withth matching EARN AT HOME—See our ad un able and stanmurd typawritera ning condition. Price 820. 30. Suite. Reg. $269.95. . .Now $18948 dren. Call between 6 p.m. and 9 large rooms, fireplace, ceramic p, m. 3 a 9-3338. Priced Reduced 814,400. BOLTON can own a nsw horns. Latgs liv two-fEmlly, For immediate actioa real nice car for 3396. Drive it and two t(me leather upholslupholsmring. der business opportunities. AU makes of adding machines 9-9878. iSth Century 3tohogany 3-pteee tUe bath, oU hot water heat, ateel IBGST OUk Radio and heater. This car .hu Bedroom Suite. Was $294.98. ing room, fireplscs, picturs win pm erty with tbs Albati J / buy it at Brunner's. No cash •old or rented. Repairs on ail EAST c e n t e r Street, Eight room team ccnstrucUon,' fuU cellar; 2 rooms, tion-expandabic dow, dining' room, kitchen, tiled buyers. a rra a fe d . Oo., Realtors- CH, needed. Only 338.10 month. MI. had a very particular owner. Can. ATTENTION Women! Without any makes. MartqWa______Now $259.88 Owner moving out of state. De nice porches, garage. ‘Bowera aitustsd on a slab,. (no la absolutely rote and span in all experience you can eani money 31AGIC CHEF gaa range, good single, also besutlful heated tun bath, three bedrooms, ample Please L. Orasiadio, ninga JA, $3888. 3-8191. C3ub Chairs covered in Duran room,. 2-car gange, 1% baths, im cember 1st occupancy. Six room echool, near bus. -arltoo W. lant). 6U hsat, tils bath, Closets', full cellar, located on Tol R ealtor, •-a m . 104 departments. Full of V-8 power for your Christmas shopping by RUG BRAIDING made easy. In condition, reaaonable. MI. t-M l. Plattic. Were $82.95 . .Now $44.88 Colonial in good condition, com Hutchins. 30. 9-8133, t-4884. sUs yard. Immsdiats oc . C L A ia n E D ADVT. and comfort. A "TIP TOP” buy -^aettlng Avon cosmetics and tolle-' struction booklet, X cents. Rug mediate occupancy. Rental 8163 a land Road, off Route 44-A. (Jome Bonry I DESPERATELY aoad t u ' USED CAR BUYERS READ WRINGER TYPE washing ma- Studio Couch. Brown or green month, call Goodchild Realty Co. bination aluminum screens and cupancy. Pries $8,500. $500 down see it and telephone CUfford rent or lease a two ar ttoaa DEPT. HOURS at 31938. Beaupre Motors, Inc., tries in your vicinity. Call 3a. wool and remnants priced right FIVE ROOM ranch houoe, ,U) qualified veteran. THIS AND SAVE MONEY. 9-2814. ^ chine, in running condition, Rea- plaid. Reg. $74.95 ___Sale $64.88 30. 3-7925. storm windows, oil heat, deep lot, ft. Ofamlc tile bath with Steimens. 30. 0-3360. YOU CON8IDE1UNO room iHiartmem or hotaa. lo m 8:15 A. M. to 4 ;.S 0 P. BL BUD MICHALAK SAYS: East GSotar Street. RockvUle 8-8706. Gen’s Rug Shop, eonable. 30. 9-1831. amealte drive and garage. -Con 1G YOUR PROPERTY? adults aad thrat clUldna. CEU 85 Talcott Ave., RockViUe, Conn. Metal Coll Springe. Full or twin fixtures. OU hot water T. J. CROCKETT “COME TO HARTFORD 1947 CHEVROLET Four door tn- ■/ WANTED — Experienced sewing rise. Reg. $29.95 ...... Sale $24.88 venient to bus and school. FHA car garage. Lot 100' x IT* will spprslas your property Windsor Locks NA $1101 airiaa* BARGAINS in new and used appli Sahurbaii PUr Rant 66 mortgage available to qualified and wiUiout sny obligation. slaa 51. Albert Trahaa, or HliMrb> COPT CLOSING TIME ROAD WHERE OVERHEAD tone paint. Very, vary clean. Must machine operator for upholstery 20% OFF ON wallpaper. Many 21" VHF TV get, mahogany talnlng Urge pond, 814 Rroker Wantcd^Rcal EsUt« 77 be seen to be ^p red ated . See work. Apply in person. Old Colony patterns to choose from. O. J. ance.. Terms and trades. James buyer. 82,400 down payment. Don’t Heckler. P I i-6$li W* else buy property for cash. ford CtL 6-8303 oventngs. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. IS LOW ENABUNG HIM TO A. Woods Apptlimcea, $88 Center •abtnet Reg. $369.95 ROCKVILLE, 24 Grova S t, HUl- delay see thia today. IF READY to buy. atU, 'flaUlng or teying contact Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, Co., HiUiard St. Morrison, P&int .snd Wallpaper aide House. Two room timished and 6 p.m. MON. THRU FRL SELL NICER CARS AT 481 Main St. Co., 888 Center St. St. 30 9-191$. Now only $249.88 Phone: Office 30-3-8416 real eatate, ihot^acaa 8TANUEY BRAY. Realtor WANTED TO Bkiy, bauiBar lot til 10:S0 A. M. ASSISTANT to bookkeeper in a Wall Covering, 4H f t width, apartment with private bath. In FRANCES WAGNER, Realtor 4 ROBIN Hocks < to Oensult Howard ^ 30-3-6273 residential zone to fowa. Flaoa9 LOWER PRICES, BETTER bright, cheerful.office for 40 hours ■everal colors. Reg. 69c ft. quire flrst floor. Apt. 9. Residence 30-9-7751 Agency. 30. $1167. BRAE-RURN REALTY call 3 0 . 8-8323. SATURDAY 8 A. BL TRADES AND BANK FI 1947 BUICK—Super 4-door Mick, $(AGIC CHEF gaa range, prae- 30-9-0028 Bowera School. room Caps radio, heater, new battery, new per week, with paid holidays, va- Building Materials 47 Now 42c ft FIVE ROOM ranch house, oil hot Cod. CUl steam $ tfxuco corn- NANCING.” HIS ONLY tires.' Ready to roll, buy the un cation, life insurance and hospi- ticaUy new. 30. 9-7174. bination ctoi windows and rom i ooOTOUTMUt w nx 9 x 9 Plastic Tllee. 5 colors. Reg. water heat, two car* garage, in BOLTON—Goodwin Road. Owner BOLTON—We have many homes in Ida SALESMEN ARE HIS CARS. used milee in thia car, no money tallution. Apply in person to Mrs. American -S.' G- Mahogany' Dobra BRAND NEW 1984 Kelvlnator elec 17He each ...... Now I4c each North Coventry. 8110 monthly. A. transferred, one year old five acreens. Nici landscgped yard, Bolton for sale, atarUag from n AmuDOuxco down, only 380.89 month. At Brun- Roy. Beaupre Motors, Jnc., 388 C3oae to THEY DONT GET A COM All sixes each. $7.90 tric ranges at wholesale prices, Reg. $69.96 Cannieter Cleaner D. Heckler. PI. 2-6519 between room ranch; plastered walls, and bus line. Aak- 88.800. T. J, (Jrockett, Brokar. 30. ner’s, TalcottvlUe. East Center St. limited supply. Must make roqm 6:80 and 6 p.m. Youngstown kitchen, full cellar Ing 813. Tyier, Realtor. 3-8416-1-Res. 30. 9te751 Dial MI-3-5121 MISSION. ALSO WILL TAKE Clamshell C asing...... per C $8.90 ,and $19.95 storage haaaock in and hatchway, lot 150 x 200. Beaur 30. 9-4 for 195$ models. LaFlamme Ap durable plastic . .Now only $78.88 flTOlEi: ACRFUi good land, custom ANYTHING IN TRADE Stain Shakes ...... per cq. $12.95 pliances, II Oak St. SOUTH COVENTRY, Main Street. tiful location. Excellent buy. Im THAT DOESNlT FLY, SWIM Aato. Aceesaorlcs—Tins 6 Help wanted—Male 36 Reg. $57.95 Tank Type Cleaner Two large rooms, flreplaca, bath, mediate occupancy. 30. 9-8874. 45 N01 Street—Six room sin- JeiUL, six Yooni homc^ # yGArt old* dO ihsL Knotty Pine Paneling . .per ft. 19c and $13.95 cleaner cart kitchenette. PI. 2-7501. $*•) nice neighborhood, good (Irsplace, ctrsmic tUs bath plus L o t M id F w m J 1 OR WALK. LARGE SELEC LOOK! 31AN TO WORK In hardware MARSHALL ROAD—8 room Cape lot, oil steam heat, garage. lavatory, oil hot water heat, ex store. Apply in person to 3Ir. a if- Kiln Dried Sheathing per M $90.50 BEDROOM SET. Tel. 30. 9-49B9. Only 858.88 IN YOUR HOME.TOWN CARRiT^SHOP I/XT-Satunby Blfht, TION TO PICK FROM. SO Famous brand permanent anti- Reg. 8114.95 Coneole Sewing Ma Cod. One unfinished, fireplace, 30. 3-8759. cellent condition, two-car garage ford, The.W. G. Glenney Co., 336 SOUTH COVENTRY^ Main Street. built in kitchen, dinette, double High elevation bus line, subur- lady's pmun STOP AND SEE THE freoK, |1,74 gallon. Regular |2.88. North Main Street, 3(anchester. Oak Flooring from per M $185.00 chine, long ehuttle, mahogany .IMMEDIATE Occupancy Elys Shady 01«n and Lakewood Circle. Methanol antl-freexe over 90%. BED-DAVENPORT, very reaaon Six rooma, bath. Pi. 2-7601. amount of cabinets, oversize 2-car/ ban. Reasonably priced. (Jartton TTS TRVEiYou can own a genu$ne9xl2‘ “WORKING MAN'S eaMnet ...... Now 899.88 room Cape Cod, hot water heat, W. Hutchins. 30. $6133. 8-4884. Under caU Ml MIM, B:W> Odorless, anti-rust, SOc. Your con 8HIPP1NO CLERK Wanted Ex able, also vacuum cleaner. CaU garage, deep lot, convenient Ur oil, copper tubing, completely in FRIEND” WHERE YOU’LL perienced. Age 38 to 40. Steady NATIONAL BUILDERS after 8 p.m. 30. 9-8706. Reg. 825.95 \0 iite Plastic Clock COVENTRY—Village center, un- bus, schools, new high school. Cul EAST WINDSOR, Off Route 5. paU MI. >-8735. tainer. Radio ...... N ow 819.88 fumiehed 3 room apartment, oil MI. 9-2245. / sulated, full cellar. For quidk New, sttrsetive four-foom (Jape Bigelow Carpet for less than TOO NEVER BUY A DUD IF work. Apply Tober BasebaU Mfg. SUPPUES steam heat, 1 child accepted, 850 sale, 813,500. Phil Hallin Agency, FOUND-ChUd’t Mcycle, In vldn- YOU BUY A CAR FROM BUDGET CENTER Co., Inc., HUIiard St. 381 State Street BLOND Hand carved tidde, maple Reg. $179.80 Tape. Recorder Cod, two unfinished Uftetalm. One- Ity of Manchester Orsen sch^. MI-9-0980 lamp table, swivel walnut tele (only one)...... $149.^ per month. PI. 2-6872. HACKMATACK STREET / - Six Realtor. MI. 9-9231, 30. 9-0384, half acre lot. Easy terms (Jail CNAmMU-Tapali BUD. ^ North Haven, Conn. vision table, two dark atanda-, room colonial, fireplace, hot 30. $7488. Owner may have same hy P *y^ $64 PER WEEK, parttime, 3 Reg. $299.98 Oil and Electric R(X9CVILLE —. Five room eeml- owncr-hullder, Windsor Locks ityia, waar «nd aasy (or this advertisement. Call. MI. BATTERIES - 80% off. Square hours SaUy, a. m. or evenings Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 amall. Can be seen at 481 Pariier water heat oil, p ic tu re /\^ d w ; 3-6780, itohnap—weal and cor* HARTFORD ROAD type aa low as 34.96 ax., long wpa 94842. trie R ange...... 8199.88 fumished tmartment. Hardwo^ screens, storm windo^ro. Lavel NEW FOUR room ranch house. OU Wa bat you thought you'd hova to poy o whola of o lot S4aes. J and a il. day Satuidays. We wUl St. 3 0 . floors, heat; hot water, gaa, elec hot water heat, plastered walla, patroyen. $r,»S •$. yd. USED CARS : 37.88, Written g u a i^ e a . Cots hire 6 men who Want to earn ex Reg. 8229.95 Oil and Electric lot 90 X 488. Garage/ CaU Good- meta to coipat your living room wHh iu(h axtro tpadol cor* Motora. 30. 9-0680. Co'mblnation Range ...... 824948 tricity (uralehed. Residential sec child Realty Co., Realtora. 30 garaga in cellar. 100’ x 300’ lot, FOUND—A place Where you can tra income. Profit sharing boala. Diamonds—Watcbi 810,500. In North Coventry. A. D. Lefal Noticou secure s comidets line ot knittins 270 HARTFORD ROAD (Mancheater area). Apply in per ELECTRIC RANGE, reasettsbly tion, three minutes to ehopplng 8-7925. pating. 8ut NOT if ybu choeia ona of lhata fWa baoutias— Jewelry 48 priced. 30. 9-9182. center. No children or pete. Must Heckler. P I 3-6519 between 5:30 or NOTicr. yams snd aceessoties, - .damped son. Personnel Division, 3(artin- MONTGOMERY WARD and 6 p.m. „ A T A (X)UJRT O F PROBATS held ligalew hos dona ftsaK proud in datign, in waoring prowass, goods, embroidery cottons and OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. ' Auto RepiiriBf—PslntiiiK 7 LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re have references. Call between 6 ARE YOU readysdy/Io make. a _ move? Parry Com., 138 Albany Ave., EUECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner, and 7 p.m. Rockville 8-7063. You can look(k/far and wi % and (nr th* Uttiim threads at Tour Tam Hartford, Thilursday,------7:80 p. m. pairs, adjuota watches expertly. $24 Main St.—Tel. 30-3-5161 wide and FOUR R(X)M ranch house, OU hot m strte t of l(anrh«si*r, on Oie 8th day in low productien eeitt. Tha rasuitt A wondarful volwo fer 80 Cottage S t Phone ML 1963 BinCX Spadsl, tern-door, CAR BURN OIL? recent model, attachments, rea you will not find a home to t com of NoT*rab*r, A.D.. 18<4. “ r dyns-flow, heater, new white wall 8'. ”Oh, it*s you bade a f sin—but not by populsr domi Sharp. Raaeonable priecs. Open daify. aonable. JA. 8-1583, pare with tMs six room Cape CM water heat, tarage in ccUar. PrM*nl, JOHN J. WAI-L*TT. Jude*, you... on elmost unhaord of prica for o topflight cerpatl tlraa, 33,000 mUea. A abort trip for Economy overhaul, most all Thuraday avenlngs. US Spruce STUDIO OOUfTH with custom made Wanted To Rent 68 and attached garage in tHe Porter North CbvantiT, 885 monthly. A. of EJliabrth Malitun of Uan- Mg aavhiga. Open eveninga. Ml. CARPENTER and carpenters’ D. Heckler. PI. 3-6819 between chratrr In i^d dUtrlct. Incanablr. FOUND—A plaos where yon ean cars. Parts and labor $49.96. helpers. Apply foreman, Alexan slip cover and three pillows. 30. LATE MODEL car dealree garage Street section. Not Just another Upon application of Carl R. ilaU on. buy Bamot and Tioga Toms said 3-8131. UNIVERSAL Washing machlna. 9-3070. (Cape. 'This one features six fin 5:30 and 6 p.m. rt-aying for auiborltr to No money down. $4.90 month Business Services Offered 13 Heating—Phinbing iV der Jarvis Co., Elsie Drive, off Reasonable. Phone 30. 9-8976. in the vicinity of St. James St. }"nrtl^« carUin real citato partlcu- , Susan Bates Knitting •oosaaorfes. V Vernon St., Manchester. Fuel and Feed 49-A Call 30. 9-3192 after 8, p.m. ished hooms, full, rear dormer and DISTINCnVE SIX room (Jape (Jod, |f,^'y|8^rtb*d ia aald appllcaUon on It’s Tour Torn Shop. 80 Oottiga 1163 CHEVROLET da luxe two ly. All work guaranteed. DOUBLE SIZE spindle bed, spring two front dormers, ceramic tiled door, luatroua Hack. 34.000 milea. FURNITURE Repair Service: LENNOX FURNACES and warm HEAVY DUTY wringer waaha;; and mattress with new cover. one unfinished, breeseway and at P’r OKRED; That "th* (orrsnlng ap- S t T at M l 8-8388. SEASONEiD - Hardwood for fire l^^NTED— Foiir or 8 room rent bath and extra lavatory, fireplace, tached garage. Four miles from Douylaa Motora, 333 Main. MOTOR SALE Complete repairing, ■•eflnlshing, air heating. Earl Van Camp. ML place furnaces, etc. delivered in also Bendlx automatic bolt-do Painted chartreuse and plum. full basement, hot water oil heat, pllcat^ b* hiard and dnt*rmtn*d at reaUmng on all ty M of furniture. 9-8844. \Sitastions Wanted— model. Good for yeara of depohd- Make an offer, 30. 8-8916. by tttree adults. CaU 30. 9-0986 Manchester (Jantar In comfortaMe •b« l^bat* offlc* in lianrhratrr in L ost—Money (bills) between A*P 1947 BUICX Supar four doora, Ford, Chevrolet, etc...... $184.85 Manchester $18 cord, 89.80 half after 8 p.m. Ibvely yard on qmet, nafe street. rural setting, H acre plot. All con- aald O lati^ t. on Ui* ISth day of No- store and Bigdow Street. Reward. Pontiac, Oldsmobile, etc ..$174.85 Ziginund Goads, Prop. Formerly Female 38 cord. Edw. Yeomans. PI. 3-7279. able service. 30. 9-6678. Excellent G.I. or F.H.A. mort y*mb*r. 1164 at ten o'clock In th* Can M l 34BTO before t2. > radio and haater, 88,000 original of WaUritto Bros. Tel. ND. 3-7449. MAHOGANY Dining room table, ‘veniencea. Many more Cape (Joda, for*noon. and that notice h* glv*n to COKDALON-Plaia mUea. See thia nlca cleain car. No No Money' Down, $2.00 Weekly experienced TYPIST, book QUALITY WHITE enamel/U and Duncan Phyfe extension. Excel' WANTED—Two-car -garage. Vicin gage available. Only 815.200. ranches and colonials from 39500 all p*rioni lnt*reat*d In lald *atat* of New Motor Guarantee. Millinery—‘Dresamaking 19 Jarvis Realty (Co., 654 Center St. th* pendancy of said appllcallon and IJOST—Black and white'kitten in caah naedad. Open avaninga. MI. COMPLETE Hand ano power lawn keeper and general clerical work gas range. Very good c^ditlon. lent condition, $48. MI. 3-3406. ity of BlsseX Holl. Birch and up. CaU The Whitcher Agency, Nfitepiui high 8lyla tax* 8-8191. mowar aales and aerviea. Motora er would like part time work 10 ABOUT THREE tons of hay, some 30. 34742. Spruce Streeta. 30. 9-7830 between ML 3-4112. 30. 9-9531, 30. 9-3965. the t)iB» and place of hearing thereon, tore in a sifbfla bland vldnlty o( Foley St. Child’s p et COLE MOTORS DRE8S3(AKER, alterations on baled. 30. 8-6970i - 6 and 8 p.m. by pObllahins a copy of thia order In tuned or ovartiautod. Pickup and coatSr. suits, dresses, aUrts, etc. a.m. - 3 p.ih. References, CaU lome aew m ^r havihx a circulation of wool on6 carpal CaU Ml. 8-7481. ______1983 MBRCORT bard too, beauU 436 Center Street 30. 9-4840. ANTIQUE DRESSER, end table MAN(CHESTER, LydaJl Street, DUTCJH COLONIAL, excellent lo In laid dlatrlct. at least five dayi be- deUvary aerviea. Qibaon’a Garage. CaU 30. 9-6836. TWO ADULTS desire $ room un near new school. 6h rooms, oU fore the day of aald hearing, to appear royan. )g,g5 XiOST—Retina 1.A Kodak camem (ul graen flaiab, mdio, neater. A MI-9-0980 M l 34013. ■ ■» ■. ■! ■■ . I , WE8TINGHOU8B etrlgerator. and chair. Phone MI. 9-3026. cation, huge nicely landscape lot, If they ae* cam* at aald time /and real nica ear (or only 3396 doem. 3 , Garden—Farm—Dairy 835. 30. 9-3044 furnished heated aparthiefit, near heat- 2-car garage. Large wooded and.light meter eadi in leather lot, 180' x 200'. 812,500. Call Wm. attached garage, enclosed sun place am be Heard relatlre thereto, A abort trip for Mg aamlnga. MI. BRAKE REUNE special. Most all WALLPAPER Removed. Average Doga—BirdiSr-Peta 41 Prodneta 50 bus line. Moderate rent. Call MI. porch. Pine ' paneled recreaUon and make return-to thie court, case, Name';Donald W. Smith, Moving—Tracking 3-7101 after 5 p.m. McBride. 30. 3-481$ J. Watson JOHN J. WALLETP. Judge. Hdg. 48rd DIv. inside of camera 8-6191. cars, $12.98. Your choice' of lining. room |8; meticulate, efficient Mnsicsl Instruments 5.1 room. Many more features. For service. Evening accommodations. Storage 20 THE NEW 3tANCHE8TER Pet GREEN MOUNTAIN Potatoes de Beach A (Co. further information and .appoint case, loot between Phelps Road No money down, $1 weekly. Cole Center, 995 Main St., mvites you livered to your door. Guaranteed ond .J. W. Hale Store, daturday. 1947 OLDSMOBHE. club coupe, Motors, 488 Center. 30.- 9-9158. i ment to inspect, call The Whitcher AF A (»UBT OP PROBATE held black, radio, beater. A real g ^ 34ANCHESTER — Packaga DsUv. to violt pets of all Con to be number one and mealy Call A RARE old violin. Beautiful tone, Business Property For Sale 76 Agency. 30. 9-9581, 30. 9-3965. w Mancheeter within had for in* Finder please can Ml, 8-7039. Re necticut bred ParakeetCx 30. Hathaway, 30 94438. fine specimen. Kemp's, Inc. - \ MANCHESTER Diitrict of Raschetter, on tlie 9th day ward. buy (or $180. Juat bring your ery. Local, light trucking and e a s t e r n CONNEcnan’ — Ex of Noyember, A.D., 1904 credit and drlvo away, Caah or Auto Driving School 7-A HoosehoM ScrvieeB packags delivery. Refrigerators, 94273. Hours Monday through Summit street — Well-built six Preaent. JOHN J. WAU-ETT, Judge. Friday, 10 to 6:80, Saturday $ to PULL YOUR own turnips, $1 a 3IUSIC Instrumental rental. Com ceptional buya dairy, poultry „E*tate of Aaron . Johnaon, late of W n i PBR80N who took boy’s only 39.94 month. Bnmner'a. Open Offered IS-A washers and stova moving a bushel, Clifford March. 258 Wood- farms, with or without block, 2 to room liome in desirable location. Lots Fc^ Sale 7.1 eveninga. MI. 3-8191. AUTO IMQVINO instrucUon from opadaf^. 30. 9-0783. 8; Wednesday closed at 2 p.m. S. plete line of inatrumente. Rental District, deceaaed. maroon Si” bicycle -Torn yaid, aide St., off HiUstown Road. applied to purchase price. Rrore- 400 acres. Welles Agency, (Coven First floor has good-sized living SEVERAL CHOICE isuilding lots, The Mancheater Truat Company, auc- - 407 Center S t irtease return. Boy your home, Insured dual coatrol FLAT FINISH Holland window A H. Green stamps. try. PI. 2-8372. room with fireplace, dining room, ceaaor admlnlatrator D.B.N., C.T.A.. 1960 MERCURT aadan, luatroua car. Loraco Driving School. M l ahadoa, made to maasure. AU AUSTIN A. CHA3(BER8 GO., senting Olds, Sermer, Bash. Fed- high elevatUm, all improvemat.ts, having exhibited Iti final account with heartbroken. June birthday pres blue (Iniah, nearly new tirea, SEVEN-MONTH old German Shep L e n d e r , juicy Hereford steers, ler and Bundy. Metter’a Music kitchen, den or bedroom. Second "A” and "AA'^ sons. 8. A, Beecb- aaM eatate. to thia Court tor tjiowance. ent. Reward. MI..9-3078. 94078.. metal Venetian bUnds at a new locm and long distance movli^, /3tancheeter la (irowing It la. radio, beater and gaa aaviiig over packing, storage. CaU 30. 34187. herd. A.K.C. registered .emile. n ^ e rs, live, dressed, whole or Studio. 177 McKee. 30. 3-7800. floor, two nice bedrooms and bath. ler. Agent. Phone 3CL 3-6966, low price. Keys mode while you part for your freezer. Good selec- Attached garage, wooded lot, com ORDERED: That the 18th day of No- UMrr—PASS BOOK No. SS 1338. drive. Former local owner. Haa AUTO DRIVING insttucttoii. i w ait Marlow’a. HartfoiW CHapei 7-142I. Call 30. 9.-4901 after 5 p.m. Grow With It. vemter. 1954. at ten o'clorit, forenoon, had axccUent care. Low xdown lesacns on insured dual control tlonXfrom my herd. George Sul- PIANO TUNING and voicing. Com pletely fenced in. Many other fea NORTH COVENTRY—High, dry at the Probate Office In the Muniripal Notice is hereby given. Pass Book POINTER PUPS, Dragnews, and kowskl Willimantlc. HA. 3-3217, plete rebuUding, repairing, re tures. Shown by appointment home altea. Natural Shade, black Building in aaM Mancheater. be and No. SS 1338 issued by The Sav- payment and bank tinanclim. See . car. Capable , axperteneed instruc WEAVING of bums, moth holes PIANO MOVING — Refrigeratofs, TEL MI-9.3980 the aame la aaalgned for' a hearing on HAUVAU-WanMU Bob OUver on this one at Center also, light trucking, any time. Green Vajley Flirt, Breeding. Also styling. Keys recovered. 24-hour FOR SALE road, school bus, alactricity tela- Inga Bank of Manchester has been tor. Ooraner Auto Scbool. SO. and tom dothing, holaery runs, 889 MAIN STREET service. All work guaranteed. The Contact . ^ the allowance of aald account with aald mmmbv lost and amUcatlon. has been Motors Seles, 481 Main. 84010, JA. 7-8880. Quick, reliable, emcient service black and tim hound pup. R.F.D, CHICKEN phone, good neighbors. Buildars eatate and thia Court dlrecta that notice handbags repalrad, alpper re- 30. 0-9339, 9-8074. No. 3, Lake Street. MI. 9-3823. JRE for your lay V I^ U I'C BAOIOolid Plano Shop. Phones 3(L 9-9329, BUSINESS PROPERTY invited. Terms. Owner, (Coventry, of the time and place aaalgned for aald to a poMwn that wan> made to said bonk for payment of or garden. I!el. 3 a 84971. hearing be given to all peraoaia known 1948 CHEVROLET de luxe, tudors, MORTLOCK’B DRIVINO School. plaoement, umbrdlas repaired, T iv n i 9 TELEvnnoM 9-8074. \ ALICE CLAMPET, kealtop PI. 3-6658. adtoE the amount of deposit. men’a ehlrt ooUara reveraed and FREE DELIVERY aervice to your to be Intereated therein In appear and- four doors, radio, heaters, very Loot confidence quickly reatored WELL ROTTEDi cow manured' Pro Gijracr Location 30-9-4843 be heard thereon by publiahlng a copy $ U -M at.y C clean. Low down payment, trade by a ekllled, courteoua Instructor. replaced. MorloWa Little Mend home. Nationally advertised dog of thia order In aome newapaper hav LOST—PASS BOOK No. SS 3841. Painting-Papering 21 tect your shrut^and lawny now. Wanted—^To Buy 58 168 Ft. X 127 Ft. ing a circulation In aald Dittrict, at Notice ts hereby given. Pass Book any make, model. Douglas License Included. Insured, dual ing Shop. foods, etc. Vitality, Ccro-Meto, Located On One Of The Suburban For Sale 75 . Motors, 333 Main. HlH's, Goff's, Kasco, Gaines, 30. 3-7083. Leonam GigUl/Bolton. 31ANCHESTER—6 room home, 2- leaat five dayt before the day of aald No. SS 8841, Issued. by ’The Sav controlled standard and hydrama- RENT A portable sewing machine PAINTING—Ebeterior and Interior, Busiest Streets In Town car garage. (Ull price, J3950. Co ANDOVER, BOLTON, (Joventry •- hearing, and by mailing In a regiatered ings Bonk of Manchester has been tie cars. ML 8-7898. paperhanging, ceilings refmished. Quaker Oty, Dash. Three UtUe U. 8. No. 1 GREBN^pGntaln po- letter on or before Noyember 10. 19M, 1341-40 OLDER Chevrotets, Forda (Or your sewing, also aU make Kittens, Puss in‘Boots. Wild bird ADVANCEMENT CHILD'S DESK in good condition. About 1300 Sq. Ft. lumbia. Lake; near private beach. Homes, (arms, cottages. New a xrony of thia order to Irm a Harriaon, lost and appUcatlon hoe been machines repaired, Stchel, kQ. WMlpaper books on request. Etoti. Utoes. 179 Tolland T u ^ ik e . Man 30. 9-0679. Store With 6-Room Apartment Six-room year around home, all (Jape (Jods ahd ranch alyles and 33 Mi'rtie SI., Manche.ater, Conn.: Mil made to said bank for payment of other good trenaportation. Good DRIVINO Instructions from your mates given. FuUy insured. CaU seed and suet cake's. Canine Chester. Bryan B ros/3(1. 9^7087. dred J_ Wait. 73 Pitkin St.. Manchee- credit enaHea ua to accept ..$8 home. Dual-control Inauteo ear, 9-9419. Chefe, Inc. Phone PI. 24148. conveniences including cellar, old Colonials. Over 100 other list ter. Conn.: A. D exter Jnhnenn. ISO Al the amount of depodt. Edward R. Price. 30. 9-1008. 89700. Rural, nice clean 6 room ings, 81,7o0 to 87.500, aeversl S t down. Douglea Motors, 333 Main standard or automatic. Can Man- OPPORTUNITIES Rooms Without Board 59 ' Write Owner pine Drive. Rnchealer. N. Y.: Florence St* chestei Orivtna AcaCamy. PL PAINTING and Papertaanglng, GER3IAN SHEPHERD, spayed, HouaehoM Goods \ 51 Box P—c/o Herald Cape (Cod, seven years old, 88300. redu^d prices. (Special) year- Andereon, 2 Woodcheater Road. Wellea- LOST-PASS JKX)K No. SS 3039. HOME 3IADE rolls, coffee cake, 6*,i months. Fond of children. Many more listings of all kinds in round 3 rooms, improvements, ley Hlllix Mail.: Maude Carlaon. 158 Budget PlanForBroadlooiiis Notice is hereby given. Pass Book 3-7349, TMl (rea. pies, etc. 30. 9-0743. qudllty work, reasonablS prices LARGE ROOM next- to bath, vi town and cAmtry, sensibly priced. Weatland Ave.. Weet Jlaftford. Conn.; Mo. m 303K losued by The Sav- 1981 FORD Victoria two-tone blue- and prompt service. Free esti East Hampton. AN. 7-3148 after 7 JUST a AVEK BIT for cinity East Center and Summit only 8500 down, balance like rent. •Sertrude KInaella, cw> Harrv Hubbard. «io. mm wooea ny ini gray, really clean, radio, heater, p.ml Call The Ellsworth Mitten Agen Welles Agency (Jovsntry, PI. Mooreland Hill Road, kenaington. Yes IngsBaak: of VanebestecISanebestec hahas been mates. Ehilly Insured. Cell Bert SCRATCHED FROM Streets. Private family. Parking Houses For Sale 72 Conn. indeed, a t excellent tires. Douglas Motors, Garages—Service—Storage 10 BnUding-TCoBtraetlBg l4 MOVTOG AROUND \ cy, Realtors. 30. 3-693(». 2-6872. lorn afid i^ le a tio n has been 333 Main. Plante. 3Q. 0-89SS. CANARnSS. Guaranteed aingers. SKIUED MEN •pace. Gentleman - preferred. SPECIAL—New garrison colonial, JOHN J., WAU-ETT. Judge. made to sold bank for■ paymentpayn of A11 colors. Also females 30. IN IVAREHOUSE Phone MI. 9-2636. six large rooma, fireplace, tile the amount of depoelt. WOOD f IiAME building, 80 x 40, GElNEStAL Contracting, specialis PAINTING 'An d Paperhanging, 38 1948 PLi Im OUTH Special de luxe, two floors, 339 per month. West ing in finishing upstairs rooms in 94428. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious bath, plastered walls, -iice shaded AT A COURT o r PROBATE held two door, black, radio and heater. years’ eiQierienoe. FuUy msured. BLOND BEDROOM at Mancheater within and fnr th* FAIHIONTWIST- XXMT—PASS BOOK No. 78480. Sidf. MI. 9-0482. new homes, also roofing, siding, Satisfactim guai^teed. Ra^ond aib ahvayea better-tfeaa-avarage room with complete light house lot. Excellent location, ’’rice re D ialrict of MancheateV. nn the 8l)l day Manchester Carpet Colter Notice Is hereby given, Pass Book A nice deal, just bring your alterations of any kind, |Uus build Trudeau; n Jarvis Rd. 30. $-1614. ING ROOM SUITE x isUi ttotbe taat-expoBdiagtoa alreMR keeping (acuities available WUI duced. Now only 814.900. (Carlton Of November, A.D.. 1954. R«gga6. all-purposa credit. Brunnera, MI. 3-M91. ing new homes. Free ?stimates. Live Stock—Vchides 42 8-Pc. DINETTE SET \ W. Hutchiiis. MI. 9-S132 9-4694. Pfeaent, JOHN J. WAU-ETT. Judge. No. 78480, issued by The Sav. indnsW- So why aot etart to rent single or double. Children ac Ealitte of Ethel Xf. Rra|nard, of Beautiful new niEs in practical room sizes or custom- wool twW In • pepeiar g a r a g e PpR RENT, MI, 84998. RockvUle 6-3111. PAINTING AND Decoriitmg. Free "Ph(^o" Electric Refrigerator cepted (limited). Central. Reaaon Inge Bank of Mancheater haa been BEFORE TOD Buy a used car WE BUY COWS, calvee and beef day to a rntara at Pratt IN TOWN: Ranch-Ilke home of Mancheater. In aald Dlatrlct. an In cut wall-to-wall carpets can be porchased here on the lost and i^Iicatlon haa batn Baa Gorman Motor Salsa. Buiok estimates gladly given. Tel. 30. cattle. Also horseo. Piela Brea. ‘alorie” Combination Range able, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. capable perann. , StM.aq. Fi. GENERAL OONSTRUCHON, re 9t3678. Albert McKeown. and WMtoiy Aircraft, five rooms. Expansion space, sec The Monckeater Truat Comnonv. con- made to said bank for payment of Tel. 30. $-7408. ’•Maytag” Washer JACKETS aervafor. haring exhibited (la annual easiest possible credit tenna. . ^ Satoa and Sarvfoa. 388 Mam pairing and remodeling, garagee, HLEASANT ROOM for gentleman. ond floor, basement garage, sun the amount of depoalt. otract MTtefasU 8-4871. Opra ave- Motorcyclea—Bicycles 11 •■Emerson" Television LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN account with aald estate to this Court etc. No Job too smaU. Good work "Hoover” Vacuum Quiet home. Private entrance. 30. porch. A good house on a good for ellowanee. It ta nlaga. BICYCLES, new, used, bought and manship. A. J. 8-6634. street, 812,600. Madeline Smithy ORDERED: *niat the 23nd day of Open Thors. & Fri. to 9, DoUy to 5 :30 Ckwed Wed. P. M. Private Instroctiona 28 Wanted—Pete— / /‘Mohawk" Axm. Rugs We still neej^— / Realtor. MI. 6-1642. 9-1146. November.' U64. at ten o'clock, fore Phono ug. w a wUl jmtd N ro u)UND—Sack l (emala mongrel sold. Repairing and rebuUding. Lake St. 30. 3-7883. Linoleum, tables, cabinets, pictures noon. at the Probate Office In the sn sxptrisBcsd carpet 1947 CHEVROLET FleetUna sedan, Free pick up and delivery within Poultry and Supplies ^ PLEASANT, Clean rooms a t the Municipal Building In said Mancheater. I. Cell Dog Warden. MI. 3-4840. radio, heater, motor completely CARUSO ACCXIRDION tchool — and a few other items. • Tool and Die Makers TWO FA30LY 6 . 6 , steam heat. men to your home with two mile reditu. Manchester CABINET 3(AKINa—Wi also Zo Special offer, accordions 'I'oaned Center. Single or double. 14 Wads be and the same la assigned for a' overhauled, aU new parts, rings, Cycle Shop, 168 West Middle Turn aU types of carpentry worii, re BROAD BREASTED dronse/tur AN HONEST PERSON worth St. Five car garage near Main Street. hearing on the allowanre of said ac A full line ce samptaa piston pins, etc. Douglas Motors, modeling, alteratians, etc. ' G < ^ free during 3 month trial period. keys. Fresh frozen toms, Vyto 28 Who's Going Housekeeping • Tool and G au^ Inispec- One tenement vacant. Pi-lced (or count with aald eatate and this Court He will msnsiiro your FOUND^^ack and white female pike. MI. 9-3098 or 9-3803. Inquire about ape$;ial student re SALE direct* that notice of the llm* and pup. C aU D ^ Warden. MI. 3-4840. 333 Main. workmanship, and reasonaMe pounds, Schaub's Turkey/Farm, T O TAKE OVER lora IN PRIVATE home, large pleas quick sale. Charlee i.icsoerance. place aaalgned for aald hearing he Manchester Carpet Cotter room sn4 tsU you ex- duction plan on accordion pur- 188 HiUstown Road.' / ant, well-heated room. Quiet Tel. 30. 9-7820. sctly how much it wtil BOY'S 28" Bicycle, very good con rates. Estimates gladly glveh. MONTHLY PA'YMENTS CIVILIAN given to oil persona known In be in •TS'ALL TO w a l l SPECIAUSTS" LOST—Sa lu rd ^ litUe girl’a tan HUNDREDS of dollars under book dition. MI. 9-1170. CaU Dick at PL 34696 or John at . chases. Phone Music Shop, Main 822.17 neighborhood. GenUemen pre> terested therein to appear and b* heard cost yon far the carpst value. 1983 Hudson Hornet, hydra- S tre e t. 30. 9-2036. FRYEUtS AND roasteru' 35c per • Gauge Makera \ (erred. Phone 30. 3-8183. MANCHESTER — Cape 4Jod, (our thereon by publishing a copy of this of your cholcs. No and gray atripe Y A 'H- V ■ > . - ‘ 7 " " f -7 > ! ; 7"''- , f • / ■ V Vk6W^twtSTY-mGm WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19^84 ■...... y , ,., :y;. . ^ ' Average Daily Net Preas Ron Mondr^Btfr ^tim ing Hrralli \ For the Week Ended \ No\‘. e. 1M4 , Tim Bm iM Eugene Falcetta. son of Mr. donating a large and varied selSc- ThanksglvlBg msal. It .will be X andad Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Fhlcatta, 138 Marines Observe• ■ w tlon of delicious horns, baked goods Dinner and Sale ^ ^ About Town Oak St, was recently initiated into for the sale, and much intSrsat is servsd from 8:80 to T p. m. •11,551 OeaweaOy fnir, ast aa oali t»- Epsilon Alpha Zata, honorary Indicated In this, the first of many Mrr. Fritz Noren will be In itiglit. Blia. 8S-ie.>^ F rid a y partly H m Mmry Ciutfiman Qroup o( Birthday of Corps At Bolton Church charge of the kitchen and Mrs. RUMMAGE MeiMwr nf thw Audit tM Bteond Oon(r«fational Church business fraternity at Hillyar Col activities planned by the organisa Bar«oA.or Cirenintion elMdy. Hlgli Se-55. OtoMer FHdmr lege. A senior at Hillyer, Falcetta tion. Myron Lee, n , the dining room. wQI BM«t Vtiday at 8 p. m. at the Mrs. Michael Goldsnlder and Mrs. n igM . ' is majoring in accounting In the , Msnebsster members of the Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. Lao ^ Mrs. John Erickson of the WSC8 Manehtittr- ■ ■ A City of Village Charm iMHCa of.Mra. Robert Shooshan. business administration curricu Frank J. Msnslltid Detachment of Erickson are taking reservations. SATURDAY, NOV. 11-18 UL UT Rrincetan St. Mn. Jamea Breznisk are co-chairmen of the of the United Methodist Church, lum. the Marine Corps League will meet committee. Mrs. Henry Becker is The sale will open at 3:30 p. m. VOL. LXXIV, NO. 36 'Wwai will be the hoateas. The St their clubhouse on W. Middle Bolton, reports many reservations an<9 continue through 7 p. m. Mrs. V (TWENTY PAGES) ^ ra je c t for the eveninK will be in charge of tickets, sasiated by AT THE YJiXJl,, n no;. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1954 (ClanilHed Advitistng ea Fags 18) feldlnc bandagea for the boapital. The meeting of the Intermediate T mplke tonight for a social ob Mrs. George Sullivan and Mrs. A. have already been received for the Ernest Howard and Mrs. Stanlsy PRICE FIVE CENTS Girl Scout Lfcadera Club has been servance of the 179th birthday of V.' Giacominl. Anyone desiring society’s snnusl turkey dinner and Nichols will be In charge of gift SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER UTHUANIAX CHORUS Z,aon Brown of the Ifancheater postponed from tonight to next the Marins Corps. tickets may contact any .of the sate to be held at the church on table items, including the handi Cleaa dotklng. sboea, dishes, glass\^re. Jewelry, electrfe waah- Wednesday night at 7:45 at Camp Commandant Harold A. Osgood committee members. work of local women. Mrs. V. lag maclllne and irons, all In workibg order. 2 car headlights, Tension AroiaN^ Pacific Rue Co. haa been elected a direc Merrie-Wood on Gardner Street. A has asked all members to be pres Saturday. The country church din Chandler Foster will supervise the tor of the recently organised Re ner with'its generous servings and ean be need for spotHgtat-Many other usefnl articles. Wa thank Dixon, AEC craft workshop will be held at this ent end has Issued an invitation parcel post ' and whits elephant nil who contributed for our sale. 'X tail Floor Covering Aaan. of Hart time, to all Marines and non-member reasonable prices vrill feature all booths as well as. the grab-bag ford County, organised by dealers the specialties of the traditional feature for children. In the area to better serve the Marine veterans to attend as School Observes Charles F. Shaver, Jr., son of guests the detachment. He said Sign Pact, buying public. Mr. and Mrs. Charlas F. Shaver, there will be refreshments and en- . Education "Week A Bon was bom at the St. I^Yan- Sunny View Drive, Vernon, aaluta- tertalhment. eia R o ^ ta l in Hartofrd on Nov. 8 torlan of the class of 1953 at Man Today In Waahin^on, D.C., the to Mr. and Mrs. John Spellman, 79 chester High School, recently par huge bronze statue of the flag Open house, in conjunction with /, " 5,- linden S t ticipated in a pre-election public saislng at Iwo Jima is being dedi Educations 1 Week, was held last debate between the Young Repub cated M part of the observance Washington, Nov. 11 (JP)— licans and the Youpg Z^mocrata at of the 179th anniversary of the evening at the Highland Park A Hdy Hour on behalf of the School. Rep. Cole (R-NY), chairman souls of prleata and Religious Dartmouth College. A sophomore founding of the Marine Corps. '»s'' Purgatory will be held on Sunday at Dartmouth. Shaver took the Re Parents and children were In of the Senate-House Atomic at S:S0 p. m. at the Monastery of publican viewpoint on McCarthy- vited to attend and plana for the Energy committee, said to Ism. He is treasurer of the Toimg Not Nation’s Lone Patriot Our tAdy of Grace in North Gutl- day he has been informed Republicans aub and participates Ladies of Church year’s work were discussed In all fwi. in interdormitory athletics. grades. Folders of the children’s t 'the Dixon-Yates power —^ ■■ . ■ , X; '../X. Plan Whist Party work had been prepared for dis tract and a memorandum Four Manchester men recently play. The Thanksgiving theme of understanding have been H ighlight of VeteraDs Day ObsoW ance Hero bbnipleted 15 years of service vrtth had been stressed In the attractive signed^y the Atomic Energy IISt^YMOUTH Hamilfon Standard in W i n d s o r Ladles of the Assumption decorations shown in all rooms. ^ Locks.- They are: Peter Dubaldo of church will hold their first com As National Book Week will be Committ^ P r o-M c Ca r t hy ORANBROOK 44IR. 5 Irving St.. Andrew Noske of 33 bined Military Whist party and observed Nov. 14 through 20., MsMng tn(s announcement. Cole Courtland St., Frank Rubacha of food sale Monday. Nov. 15,. a t 8: grades 2. 4, 5 and 8 last-week at called a m eetW of hU committee 85 North St., and Frank Yeomans p. m. in the church hall. Members tended the book fair at the Ver- for this aftei Ceadltiau. Badlo, He had said mat aa soon as the bsstor. MW tires. of 215 Oakland St. and friends are cordially Invited to planck School, and had prepared attend and the proceeds of the sf- stories, book reports and' book contract was tignedxha world have Isrvadleoge. Prioe Robertson PTA members and fSir will benefit the new church. jackets which also were on display a meeting of the group for further friends are invited to the meeting Members of the organisation are laat night. hearings and a vote oh. President CAN BB SEEN AT tonight at 8 o’clock in the school Blsenhower;s request fo r\n imme auditorium. L«on A. Thorp will diate go-ahead on the con^ct. Eisenhower’s request was\|nads ^Washinsrtpn, Nov. 11 (JP)—The Senate censure debate roap*'. 134 lAST CINTIR ST. speak on Civil Defense in Man- ed along in a fresh rush of angr>- words today with Sen. ehaster. TTiose attendinc are urged \ In a letter yesterday. \ Under the Atomic Energy Lsiiy, Chavez (D-NM) shouting that Sen. McCarthy “t h i^ he's to come early for the book sale .r !*• MKSt msr which will begin at 7:30, Me st iasan. One air- a contract such as that with Dlxon^ ^ only one who is honest... who would die for hia countiy.’* mss kimil, sins uett Yates cannot become effective un- **** been before Congress for \ “r don’t like it and I don’t intend to have it." Chavez cried. fSKsW. M days unless the Senate-House Chavez said he had in mind particulariy McCarthy’s ae< I-'!.-'- C5S5C—■ Atomic Energy committee waives cusatipn that the six-man committee which recommenM his this provision. censurKia the “unwitting handmaiden” of the Communist The U. g. photo-B29 Sliot down by Soviet MIC aghters eff Hok Sells Power to TVA -party. ' \ .This Fin« TruVol Cotton kaido Sunday was the fifth Anterieoa plane downed by Red gun* in The contract calls for the Dixon- What luoiigbt' Yates privsje utility greup to iQiaves boundinj \ the pant four yenn. Above aewamap locntea tbe spot where each air to his feet wgs an objection by Just Won't Stay Wrinklod plane woo downed. Altogether 88 American airmen Jinve died 'iui a Iwlld a 107 million dollar plant at MeCKrt^ when Sen. Lehman reoult of the nttneka. Both the United Staten and Japan dispute West Memphis, Axk., to feed power (D-Lib-NY) sought to put Into the Court Holds Ruesin’a rinim* to tke Kurile Ininado whirli are two mllee from Hok V** 'r*""r»s*« Valley Authority Congreasiohal Recbnl a recent kaido. Tho U. S. loiit two planes In tkis area. (TVA). Thie power would replace broadcast by CBS bommenUtor power TVA supplia* for atomic Eric Sevareid pralaing\lhe career planU In Tennessee and Kentucky; of John Paton Davlea. \ a y Eisenhower’s letter stirred up a Davies was fired by SeerVary of DemocraUc storm. State Dulles last week after 23 The President wrote Cole that all years as a foraign service oM r..| Slash Valid Note to Reds Seeks parts of the country deserved equal He was specifically cleared of consideration on power and that disloyalty or Communist anbcla' "building new (TVA) planu at fed Uon. but Dulles said he a$rr«^ Yhe Connecticut Supreme CHATHAM 72"x 90" eral expense—Implying a purpose Cpurt .of E iro rs today upheld of continuing this process indefi with a security board’a decision NYLON AND RAYON BLEND Plane Incident Curb nitely in the future— is therefore that Davlea had ahown a lack of b>\a 3-2 majority an earlier V ^ o lly indefensible unless it should the judgment and dlsqgetloH re decision that an arbitrator’s Income part of a vast national quired of a career diplomat. award ipanting Cheney Bros, By JOHIV M HIOHIX^WElt pliin. - ' McCarthy, in objecting to the Sevareid broadcast's going .into the a 9 3-4«qent-an-hour pay eat BLANKETS Washington, Nov. 11 (^ )— The State Dept, is drafting a! r«iteisied that the Dixon- waa valiiT^d should be per new note to Russia on the shooting down of a U. S. Air Force 1 .i* Record, described Davies as one provide time for a review of the of his original. "caoes” of Com mitted to atimd. ilane, hoping to: find out whether the Soviets would seriously problem. munist inflltiation of the State The declaim^ marks onotlwr SJS5 YoiiH ba iwppy os a lark in iMt C0H\MAV)8ACIB KHOBV prlnt- fike to avoid such incidents in the future. An uh'usual absence •It seems to me.’’ the President Dept. He said Davies was “re round loet by Local 63, Textile of belligerency appears to mark the - —..- • ■ 1 ------•aid, "that them has been a very sponsible to some extent” for the Workers Union U Mnerica. CTO. in on sxchlng, new bismi of acstota a id cotien with a rich permanent attitude of both the American and! J ~ _ great deal of talk and ^trgumSnt— "loss of China.” ' its d i^ m u t fight tti,r»gain some What a value! Extra warm nylon blend blankets at a low, low lustsf and silky bond thofs guaranteed weshobls and create rosistanf. Soviet governments, despite their; I lg a ||A ^ f |i«i't«n’A a much of it partisan—about Ismes . He praised the Eisenhower ad $240,0(00 trimmed from, tne pay of '4 / price. Green, rose, yellow and blue. .-^opposing versions of last Sunday’s | VrfifiClA that are really clear and simple. ministration for firing Davies but ite 1,600 members la 4ccordaaca This coot drew it sloborcMly trimmed with self-loaping. Seif-belt guor^ Far Eastern affair, which cost the 1 ^ -m • - "No one in this administration said the expluaion came “thouaands srtUi that award. \ Other Chatham Blankets $10.95 to $17.95 life of one American airman. i f fllY Ig sc A n g s r l ci' has any Intention of destroying . . _ . _ , Rer«Id Photo of lives too lata and years too In a memorandum released to- smised washable, too. Set-in pocket. In wonderful, new color eombino* The new U. S. note, it is under- ^ A t * U C: » C J.1 .C U 1 9 or damaging TVA or of diminlsh- Robert PeVraeo. comnsaader of the DUworth-Cornell-Ouey it, Amerioaa Laglon. places a wreath late.” Say,. the atate’e Supreme Gpint. stood, will reflect the eonctiiatory . , —^ iitg its effectiveness in any way. on nManoMnt to veteran* In fmnt •( the Mnnebester 'l __ rial Hospital In ‘brief Veternm Dny (Staves leaped up and said “mil which heard reargumenU i^\Uia Hons. Sizes 'l2-30 and 14Vk-24Vi. M . 9 8 "But this Is not the same ihing cerrmonita tMs morning. Abont 40 pemoos pnrticijNited In the. lions” of Americans are ”jurt aa case last month, said it aaw •>> WASHABLE PRINTED. tone In which President Bisen-' A o ’a s'tic f' i-'gsogsgx the 8rst celelHatlon of Vet- hower dlscusaed the Incident at hi.hia JL M fastening on the federal gov- ernns Dny. Pnrtirtpnnts Included memhers of vntanuw nrgnnizat^ la, tteir aoxlUariea, oIvU organlu- patriotic as the Senator from Wis occasion to make any changa’! to \ news conference yesterday. And It •rnineht\a continuing and never- Moon. Boy Ronofia nnd 6M Semtin. Dh. Fmd DOrar. poafor at SnoO. thurch. Ih the priartpal consin.” He said that wasn’t say ita former opinion. will be responsive t» two para' Washingtoiv Nov. A1.UR—Sacra* •hdin.? rewoastbmtv./ito niYtrini- ya«wh, ewipl^ted the duty of the ieternn to wortt fqy a better wni (Stacy oa Page It) ing much. Tbe court iaai spring heid in a V H graphs of a .Russian note of laat tary of State Dullea declared to and dlitribuiS'pubTIc.powa^v^ich Fired ^ Millions 4-1 decision that the award wo* COMFORT COVERSv Monday whic^ seemed to create a day that Communist China' la I frankly do hot believe is lortcal Chavez said he knew Davies vMid despite a union contention slight hope here that such aerial showing an aggressive Intent in nor. in the long.^run. In the best and his famll.v well and had the that the arbitrator had exceodad intsrAts of the country.'* hia authority and that the award i t ' s ! clashes nia.v be avoided or at least Asia which belles Its protestations highest respect for' their patri(>- $ ^ . 9 8 I'n Shore blOUM made less freqdent in future. of peace. When the hettsr wss read at the Nationwide Tributes tlsrn. went beyond the scope of the ques onor tion submitted for arbitration. Reds Express Regrets It was against this menace that open hearing. Sen. Gore (D-Tenii) - He said that the decision to lOOfo Wool Winter remarked that "I have excused the fire Daries waa made by one man' The court’s memorandum on the In that note, the Russian gov the United States and seven other reargument waa written by (^e( ernment expressed "regret” that nations signed the Manila pact two President on the basis of bad ad —Secret.iry of State Dullea—who Made from best grade 80 square percale In Sor^ patterns with what it called previous ."viola vice aa long as I care to,” and he got "fired by million* of the voters Justice Ernest A. IngUs and con rubber buttons, months ago, he told the Senate added; Veteran^ of Nine U, S, curred in by Justices Kanneth SROST lruit«t!Dii« tions” of Soviet frontiers by U. S. Foreign Relations committee in ars of New York."This waa apparent "As far as I am concerned, the ly a reference to Dulles' defeat Wynne and Thomas J. UoUoy, a Coats/ military planes had led ‘^o abso calling for approval of the agree Superior Court Judge who waa att- lutely unjustified losa'es.% ment.. gift t-g on the Dixon-Yates deal By THE ASSOn.^TRD PRESS 1^ Lehman in the 1950 aenatorial Wool coata to keep yoli warm and lovely looking . . . with C ^ O I I now has President Eisenhower’s race In New York. tlng for Justice Raymond B. Bald The Russian note then oaid It Dullea addressed the committee win. JiuUce Baldwin had di«)uali- sip-in linings. It's really 2 coats In oBc. In colder weather would be in the interest of both name on it.” 100 Policemen The nation paid tribute to MonnCt tO Uuit Oiavea said McCarthy tries to Thb dson-c«d cotton con stand on'lb good looks; it keeps you warm. In milder weather sip out the lining and for a half-hour, then submitted Sen. Hill (D-Ala) and Kefauver the livir^ and dead veteran.s “take It on himself” to decide who fled himself from hearing the case f f g f d the Soviet Union , and the United to questioning by members. While Justice Daly DIeseata you enjoy an all season coat. / States "to take measures for the (D-Tenn). who appeared as wit of its nine wars toda\ in ¥l\ is a Communist and who ia not eobdusd pleid pottorri, woH clipped coNor points, ; i t no effective opposition is expected, nesses. said they interpreted the Cited in Traffic and "trie* to get away aith it by Justice Edward J. Daly, who bad w ith stinhing prevention of further violations of some Senators—like Mansfield (D- day of respect newly desig-i-l^U rO neail P o )1 voted with the majority In the the Soviet state border by Amer letter as meaning the end of any bringing In IClsenhower.’’ - rounded pockets Hiof button-thru. Ivt more, it's Mont), who has traveled the new TVA planU. Hill termed it nated as Veterans Day. ■ /-v a Tha.t apparently was a refer- original opinion, today was re ican Aircraft.” The note added As in previous years, when Nov. i I I H f ,0 2 1 1 corded aa disagreeing wlUi that de o Don River fabric. That means the wrinkles that Russia expects the United Orient extensively—said they had "distressing to me and those of Tickets Racket nre to McCarthy's praise for the M5’Oo some questions to ask. us interested in TVA.” i l l wss named Armistice Day, the lOministraUon In having got rid cision and joining with Justice States to (rive “appropriate In national tribute centered at the Patrick B. O'SulUvan in tha dis smooth out, it dries fost, kens eosHy and will structions” to Air Force generals. Sen. WUey (R-Wls) forecast of Davie*. sent. (Not exactly .as UustratsdV ' I •*^’'*‘"8ton Cemetery, just across Luxembourg Nov 11 (JPi—Jean never shrink out of St. Treat yeurMlf to this Diplomatic Officials rejected the quick committee approval of the (Contianed oai Piage Fifteen) including * poU^emsn xnd sh the Potomac River from Washing-! Monnet announced t o i v h ^ s re- One aspect of the tangled con- treaty, At the same time Wiley, cop, are being held In connection ton. D C ' ' Washing (Contianed ea Paga PUteen) Russian claim that the attack* on ' signing a- president of the Euro troverxy that started • two yean TriiVel. It's hod o reol tiwatment! American planes result from chairman of the group, hoisted with a "magic card” traffic ticket There, Secretary of the Air ago and haa been in the courts for caution signal on new O r- pean coal-steel pool’s high author flights over Soviet territory. But evMion racket which police offl- Force Harold E. Talbott, a* the ity, a 9-member executive commii- almost that long; ja now before the they were studying with consider n.an sovereignty and rearmament [Socialists Back cials aay involved at least 100, designated representative of Prfesl- United, States SupiKme Court. agreements. . ^ - tee. effective rext Feb. 10... able interest Russia’s proposal, motor patrol officers. dent . Eisenhower, laid a wreath at The French diplomat, one of the Ribicoff Starts The union, which is represented however one-sided, that something , President Eisenhower yesterday Disclosure of the racket came by the law firm of Gov.-elect Abra / yesterday from Brooklyn Dist. the Tomb of the. Unknown Soldier, foremost proponents of European be done about the situation. asked the committee to complete Mendesg 6-1, on Veterans organizations planned s unit.v,'------had ------led th* 6-natfon - ... organi ham A. Ribicoff, haa apetiUon Just what practical steps could It* study of the Southeast Asia Atty. Edward S. Silver ^ t a news mass tribute to the nameless Budget Job on with the nation’a hlgheet court conference attended by New York zation since it set up shop here be taken, authorities said, is dif Defense pact during the current fallen soldier of W^rld War I and two years ago to eliminate cartels, asking that it review that part of ficult to foresee just now unless Rearmed Bonn City Police Commissioner Frkneis to all the nation's wiirrlors. the State Supreme Oourt’a decition special jSenste session. 'This 's'ould W. H. Adams. adjun Inequities and establish a ^ ‘ I ■ Ike Reviews Pitrade free market in. ajeel and coal for November 29 CEH SE&S N Silver said the-’ ring - e.\tended 011 0 (CoalUiMd «■ Page Four) (CoaUaned m Baga FIfteaa) I ISJ (Coatianed Pegs T«*s) Paris, Nov. 11 r - By a mar In Abilene. Kan., the President the first time on this continent. gin of more than 6 to 1. the French from New Yodc City to parkways Hartford. Nov. II (P)—Governor- WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS running through neighboring West reviewed a colorful Veterahf Day He has described the pool as Socialist party today voted to sup parade in, this hometown orchis "probably the greatest revolution idect Abraham A. .Ribicoff, cur port the Paris sgreements to re chester, Nassau and Suffolk Oun- ties. youth. that Europe has ever seen." rently on vacation, win begin work Clgirtto H Trial (3) arm West Germany. This was be ' Seated atop the marquee of thb The members are France, West lieved to assure ratlflcation ia the After the five men were held as Sunflower Hotel -with his three Germany, Italy, Belgium. The on his proposed btalget on Nov. 29. £ Nationkl Assembly, whera the So material witnesses in lionds rang grandchildren and other members Netherlands and Luxembourg. it was announced today. BuUetins Another Shipment Of Two cialists Hold the biggest single ing from $3S,00Q to $100,000. Brook Before leaving the state. Ribi lyn’s Asst. Dist. AUy., lulius Hel- of his family, the chief executive Want* Freedom of .fietion froai th« AP W irtt bloc of votes. watched as a color guard leading The 66-year-old executive, main coff (Mid that in preparing the bud Survey Finds Smoking fand said: . get he personally would go directly O P IN FdAion Baih: A speeisi convention of the par the parade marched by. ly responsible for the success of ty voted 2,817 tp 454, with 93 ab- "Thia is no penny ante situation. to many of the state agencies Top Value Bed i?| llow s The K>ibrd was made up of fel the coal-steel pool project that throughout (Connecticut, instead cf MHS LOSES AT SOOOBR UNTIL S m V ii SHoas soft-ititcbes stent'.oha, in favbr of the accords. low members, of the. Abilene Amer originally bore the name of a •West Hortfetd, Nev. II— The party, which has 105 votes (Oontiaued oa Page Twelve) having agency head* attend hear Aitreek o