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I'- ( V ■ -V f. \ -.'V' < 7 'V ■ 'J- • ...... • > V /- •:X' X' ' ■ ■ • • ■■ - ■' x : V PAGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1954 Average Daily Net Presa Rur For tfeo Week Eafiog ■ / ^ T h a W eathM _ ; .7:^: Nov. 18. IBM' St. Joseph's. Mothers Circle The class of 1B35B, Mancheatcr gel of the Stafford Springs bar­ 11,523 MUd' toidght, poosiMy aptW iise About Town will meet tomorrow night a t 8 High School, Will hold its third Two Sulfer Hurts racks' arrested KsSkuIki .for fall­ Hit, Run Driven /imiy touigat. Low nML IRsis- ‘t-S o’clock at the honie of Mrs. Olehn planning meeting for' Its class re­ ing to give a proper signal. Ills STILL TIME T n PLANT! Mombor of tho Audit day cooler. Ratal Hkcly lata la day Covill, 88 W. Middle Tpke. Mem­ union at the West Side Rec As Autos Crash appearance date In Ellington Jus­ Bureau of OIreulatloa DelUi Chapter No; 51. RoyiU bers are reminded to bring arr Thursday at g p. m. All members tice Court has not beep set. Sought by Police Holland Grown Bulb»-^Extni Size, QuadHjr and Selection or aigfeL ttlgli la Sta. Arch Maaon*. will confer the paat tides for the auction. who have been contacted to work MtmcheMter->“A c i^ o f ViUago CHarm /. maater maaon degree at ita atated on this reunion are urgently re­ Tqlim 89c Doz.—Double or Parron Tulips 98c Doz. convocation tomorrow evening at Tw o local men. Bernard Ka»- Police reported a hit and run . The executive board of the quested to attend this Important ktOki of 107 Oakland St., and Wil­ DAFTODII^NARCLSSUS—GRAI^E HYACINTHS VOL. LXXIV, NO. 41 7:SO in the Maaontc Temple. The meeUng. aocideni occurred Just before mid­ CHOCUS^^YACINTHS—POTTED PERENNIALS ( T W E N T ^IGHT l PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1954 (Claaattled AdrartWag o a 'p ig i- uaual aectal hour and refreshments Women's League of the Second liam Kurpai^ot, IB, of 67\lnlon !•) PRICE FIVE CENTS Congregational Church will meet Police Arrests night Joat night near the Inter- EVERGl^ENS~FLO\l'ERING SHRUBS wlH follow the degree work. tomorrow night at 8:30 at the Reaervatlona for the annual St., were involved in an accident in sectlon of Thompson'Roa^ and EUIington' last night. AFRICTiN YIOLETS 3” Pots 69c The Tyler^ Circle the North home of Mrs. Walter Denny, Bay- dinner-dance being held by Man­ Kaidculkl was operating a motor Adama Street So. Methodia't WSC8 wfll meet to­ berry Rogd, Bolton. chester Lodge No. 73, A. F. and vehicle traveling north on Route Earl W. Keeney, 63, 1009 Main Patrolman Walter Gutzmer, who IVIES^PHILODENDRON Dimes BuiM Polio

Motive of Theft Hal Boyle College Head SPEOML LUNUI^ Obituary charges could not be eubetahtiat- he disappeared, his wife flew to land during and after tha war. rested the Fields becai^sa they were i f to 8 pja. Alae i U. S. Askg Hungary War ll.^lc^l worked with 088 -In Women Take over ed, Prague to look for him and she, They aaid he helped theae persons needed in the prosecution of Rajk. contacting (3^0 m m u n i s t under­ Questioned in .Gefman Vet Sells In the United Stotee, admitted too, vanished. ' to return to Hungary m> they could Following the Pole's dlscIosiireA grounds in' Nari-occupi^ - coun­ IA D A K G RILL To Locate Fields former .Communists Whittaker Noel's nanie came'iip In the sen­ work their way Into the Communlat the Stole Dept, imsaedistely de- tries. After the 'wwjie -directed 8t. Louis, Nov, 13 (J>) —'The Chambers and Heda Massing have sational trial in October, 1949, of party and government and under­ ntonded their releaae. Uef work for the womin can run our cities, we men M OAK 8T„ Sheppard Case Denthi testified that Noel Field waa once Lasxlo Rajk; then H li n g a r 1 a n mine the postwar regime. Noel Field’s pam4 also was men­ Committee in Poland-ai)d.^Ctocho- Malmedy Photos can’t do it.” (OoatiBBed from Page Oae) a member of a Communlat ap­ foreign minister. Rajk was accused The defendants Ubcled a number aloyakia until 10.47. tion^ in the November, 1952, trial KchYivlMiriMwNs Pei«r Palaxal Chancellor Ethan A. H. Shep- paratus In Washington). of. scheming with YugoalavlB's of persons arrested during the in Prague in which 11 Czech (OMtlaned from Page Om ) 1950, while searching for her foa- He went to Plague ad Mays). ISMaSlaa »Ma.naa Louis Palaxsi, 46 Bissell St.,' Malmedy, Belgium (JV-Nearly ley of Washington University After Poland released Hermann Marshal Tito to hand the country purge that followed, the Rajk trial Communists ' were sentenced to 1040, telling frienda he wanted to PNW£*G£rtMMon ffRST fJ W a bullet that had clipped off hhr made this statement in a. speech t6r-father. as Field’s agents. Some of these •10O i s i s TTTT" to the Bay View Hospital where has received news of the. death 10 years after Adolph Rltler ripped t'es. Field, western observers here' an­ over to ."American imperialisto.” death. The defendahto, including study at Charles Uplversity there. B Give a few quick fact* about your- of his father, Peter Palaxsi, Who before the Scottirii Rite Club in During the intervening years, ticipated . that N o e l would be He was hanged. have recently renppej.red in pub­ former Czech Communist Party He disappeared g/w-eek later. •300 24.25, 10.2.5 ma the osteopatha In. the Sheppard UW on phono. Upon approval, come to the Allied westefii wall in the “We didn’t have a chance,” he advocating wohieh tO'operate, city xilattoM Dally at ltW lic life, having b ^ n rehabilitated *300 39.Q-. 30.70 family practice. died in Fano, Province de Peaara, tol>bed. “We didn't have a chance.’^ there was no official Indication of turned loose. But American diplo­ The prosfMiutional at the trial Chief Rudolph.Slansky and former Ab«vt ##ite90hh «««rv*Ni49t 1 to gat eSah . . . /atl.' Em'pkqred tneil' "Battle of the B>ilge," a German goyemmenta. a\u L ONOi r/c )/v r o by the government. Foreign Minister 'Vladimir Clemen- The atate contends that Dr. Italy, Sunday, Nov. 14, at tha age They didn’t have a chance, and a What happened to the Fields, al­ mats said the Hungarian govern­ describe Noel as an assistant .to . H ONOBM Y DEMOTION A loM •« $100 CMto 120 40 wht* and women welcome. Phone, write, er of 84. He leaves another ton, Jo­ war veteran nqW aells postcarila fit "Our political aystem la take^ though their names c r o p j^ up in ment ignored two notes sent by Allen Dullea (now head of the U. S. The first clue to the ^ ;Ids' fate tis, were accused of having con­ 9r04B»itv sagmie to 12 toetetetiVo Sheppard clubbed his wife to revolted world aoon knew tha waa given the West by Jozef OoncordyN. H. (J*>—Corneltua A. monthlf ol HO 0$ come In today! ^ seph, of Fano, Italy, and' six to be sound but I question w h ei^ EASTWOOD various Iron Curjain treastm the U. S. Legation In the last si:c Central Intelligence Agency) in tacts with Field, who was termed death, then went about the house the site of tha famoua Malmedy story. Swiztlo, a Polish securlt.v polloe Bi Inknian^atate director of Civil taena $2S te $900 grandchildren. , They are Paul er government by political trials. Communist, propagandists weeks demanding his .freedoom'.' the Office of Strategic Services-r the No; 1 American spy in Europe. DefenaeOnaa been ma !e an honor- pulling out drawers and disar­ ma8aacfa.y-'' Weeks later when the Naxi chief who fled from Poland earlier The son of an American father ranging furniture in an effort to Palaxxi, Marlllla Palaxsi and John Putsch had failed, and the broken work! In large cities. Th^pres- “WofidertaT It toe w w i far accused Noel of" being an “ anti- The sources said they riecefved no a U. .8. cloak and dagger organ- "ary A*^inmodore in the OklrJidma The s^ene ia a junction of five private hiiito Hungary Intended this year. and British mother, Noel Field was AM ' . $ A » r f ' make it appear a robber had com­ Carlo, all of Italy, Mrs. Phllomena Panser legions were being pushed ent political system of/elecU fig Soviet” American spy and linked tXatton during World War II — roughly equivalent to a- leasrl roads' about three miles south of AUDREY HEYBUBN him to '.Tltblst'' plots In Hungary. to comply. S'wtotio told Wasliiiigton au­ born in London and came to the mitted the crime.” Palaxsi Pagan! of Manchester, Pe­ back Into the Fatherland, wt found city officials is bad,” 8|>epley Xald, with the job of organizing Amer­ thorities in September hie had ar­ Kentucky colonel: SYSTfSl HUMPHREY BOGART The Hungarian ailnouhcement United States in 1920 to attem Dr. Gerber, explelning the dry­ ter Palaxsi of West Hartford, and here where on Dec. IT 1944, break­ at the crossroads, .atUl being "because the party ^ power baa The Field mystery 1>egan in May, ican espionage in Ruasian-occup- rested Hermann Field In 1949. He Most people would con.<;ider this FINANCE CO. Joseph Palaxsi of Glastonbury. He to worry whether lt-^11 get elect­ .WILLIAM HOLDEN la said the Budapest government has 1949, vriten Noel left his . wife in pied areaa of Europe. Harvard University. He went ing action of blood under question­ through' elements of the first SS blasted try enemy ».rtlllery fire, the said he thought Noel and Herts work for the State Dept, in M^6. a promotion. However. Brinkmann also leaves six great grandchil­ ed again.” dropped all spy aharges against Switzerland and went to Prague. MAIN STn 2nd Over Weelwerth’s* MANCHCSTEII ing today by Saul Danaceau, as­ Panser Division surprised and cap­ frosen enow-covered bodies that Rajk and bia codefendanta testi­ W’ete in prison in Hungary and in the division of weatem Eu^d^an retired from the U. 8. Navy In dren. confirmed the full horror o f the Shepley addE Noel and Herts after a review of Czechoslovakia. He waa last heard fied that Field organized Htii gar- MltMnN S-4U6 a Aik tor Um YC* MANocto sistant county prosecutor, said the tured lightly armed troops of an "SABRINA" mt'rht evep be dead. affairs. 1047, after 36 years service, with orm TNUISOAY EV9NINCS UNTIl 9 P.M. storm troopers' needlan cruslty. "We have/to look to the future. their case led to the conclusion the from in that, city on May 12. After izn intellectuala living in ^yitzer- the flag rank of rear admiral—one blood becomes, sticky within a few American Field Artillery Obaerva- Bhawa at lsl$-« / After Danaceau finished his ex-, The funeral of John W, Smith, 14 of prisoners, the Naxi Storm ca ^ do it." amlnation of Dr. Gerber, Common Carter 8t.,^who died yesterday Troopers opened fire on them. end la a small atone crypt holding . Shown at li46-8iN Pleas .Judge Edward Blythin re­ morning following a long Illness, Scores, fell. The Hitler elite tank­ a wooden darvlng of Christ.The /Because U.8. farms are growing CHOOSE FROM A TREMENDOUS SELEGTION ^ minded the coroner of hie eurgical will be held tomorrow afternoon at men, blood thrilled, drunk with Der rest of the monument is merely a larger, their number Is decreaainf STARTS SUNDAY OF LUXURIOUS instrument testimony. 2 o'clock In St. Mary's EpUcopal Fuehrer's last impossible dream of field atone wall in which are $4 —from 6.800,000 in 1985 to S',400,- ■'Bengal Brigade^ la eoler Could Be Something Else Church. Burial will Im in Buckland victory against the West, strolled slate plaques, each bearinir the 000 in 1950. “Did I undei-stand you to say Cemetery. among the fallen. ITiey kicked the rankleaa name of an American sol­ 525 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTERr-ACRO SS FROM CENTER PARK that it could not be made by any Friends may call at the Watkins bodies. Any that moved or showed dier, T ? r X other instrument?” Blythin asked. F^ineral Home, 142 E. Center St., signs of life they put a pistol to. Across th* road is a small cafe "No sir, I didn't mean that,” Dr^ tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. Some 15 escaped by playing where wayfarers pause to Uke a Gerber replied. dead. After the Naxi tanka rolled cup of coffee and get out of the TICKSn WIU, BR HOLD IM Mrs. Hattie A. Webb shivering cold. The. proprietor ia _ RailCirEaTEB ^ “It could have been made by an­ on south, they arose at a concerted r u „ NOV. It other type of inatrument?” Blythin Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie whispered signal and fair for the Louis Bodarwe, wiio has a wife' The Holiday Season baked. A. Webb, 615 Main-St., were held trees. A single Naxi tank left to and a small dapghtcr. L ^ s aeltt I "Yes, another instnunent re­ this morning at 7:30 at ths John guard the crossroads machine postcards of photos of the jfroxsn sembling a surgical instrument,'' B. Burke Funeral Home, followed gunned them as they fied. American vi^lms In the snow. Is Near-••Come in the coroner said. by a solemn requiem Maas a t 8:15 Uke many young men In this A few momenta later the sur­ frontier between Germany and GIFT '■Then you did not mean to con­ in St. James’ Church. The Rev. WING OR BARREL CHAIR vivors came into the outskirts of Belgium, he says he was impressed fine It to a surgical Instrument?'* Robert Carroll was the celebrant, this town on an American patrol and Have Your Hair ■\ H Blythin asked. the Rev. Edgar Farrell the deacon into the Nazi Army and forced to jeep, a town protected at that in­ fight for them.. "No slr,"/Dr. Gerber i Spiled. ^ and the Rev. Francis Butler the stant only by two treea toppled IN NYLON with FOAM CUSHION The weapon that killed Marilyn subdescon. M n. Jane Maccarone “They transferred ua to the gcroaa the road by a few brave Russian front," he says. “I myself Restyled by Mr. Charles BRIGHT a n d r i g h t never has been found. Choice of styles. Handsome 18th Century reproductions in was organist and "soleiat. Burial atubbom engineers. fabulous NYLON , . . new and lasting beauty for your Tha coroner then went under was in St. James' Cemetery where was wounded six times. Look!" He FOR THE FESTIVE Jack Belden, then of Time Maga- bends down to show a terrible scar home. Have Foam'Rubber cushions! croaa examination at the hands of Father Carroll read the committal SEASON Corrigan. sine, and I were the only newsmen under his tousled' hsir. COMPLETELY RESTYLED FOR A FRICEL£SS YOUNG serylcE who ht|>pened to be on this par­ The cafe he runs is newly built. Dr. Gerber's face bore a faint The bearers, all grandsons of the FASHION smile aa COrrigan began question­ ticular scene o f the spreading, The old one was destroyed while YOU and PERMANENT WAVE by BETTY BARCLAY ing him about his performance of deceased, were . Francis O’Cotn, fri^tening battle of th« Belgium he was sway in Russia under Ger­ $ 8 9 5 0 his official duties. Last July, ,Dr. Raymond O’Cbln, Jr.r John O’Coin, Bulge. We got A ere not through man arms. 'Gerber had the defense lawyer Eugene Faircloth, Walter Cooley, insight, tK:t because We woke up “My mother ran thia cafe be­ thrown out of the inquest,he was Jr., and James Oooley. late that morning. / fore me,” aaya Bodarwe. “The day Budget Terms The other correapondente, who 0|ir prlnceM Jumper dren In luscioui twill back velveteen with conducting into Marilyn's death the Panzers came through here when Corrigan insisted on trying to Mrs. Elisabeth J. Mataoa had arisen esrlier, had taken and killed the Americans she dis­ peiii buttoned trim and a half belt In back. To be worn with. or. ro”.nd-about roads to where the without the off-white blouae of worsted Jereey. Delectable colors get atstementa of his own put into The funeral of Mrs. Elisabeth appeared.” the record. Johnson Matson. 63 Glenwood St., Army reported the Germans were It ia known that other civilians of avocado, candy pink, peacock or bamboo. Sixes 7 to IS and all attacking. Having been throu^ h^pUy priced forr »17.«5 was held this afternoon at 2:30 in in a position to be witnesses to Switserland has electrified 94 the chapel of the Emanuel Luther­ the Battle of Kasserine Gap in the atrocity were fired on or have /D e luxe Keith construction, $12995 ■V.' per cent of its railroads. an Church. The pastor, the Rev. Africa and knowing the speed of vanished. With all the qualitj' details, the LAMP CUTS Carl E. Olson, officiated and Naxi Panxers in attack. Belden and ' There is nothing for a visitor to correct styling, greater com­ Charles Wakeley presided at the I looked at the map and drovT from say. Bodarwe haa his scars, sells fort. Choose from a big collec­ If you have any natural wave or ten­ organ. Larry Brynell, assistant to our headquarters In Spa to the his coffee and his distressing sou­ tion of finer chairs. / dency to wave, you can have b lamp the pastor., resd the committal nearest road network we figured venir photos. cut. service at the grave in East Csme the Germans would aim for—and Sometimes his daughter, Marie TELEVISION LUXURIOUS BARCALOUNCER S S . c M tery. they were there. Claire, grave-eyed and not yet five X Carers were Arthur Frey. Ar­ We got there just as the Jeep- years old, brings flowers to the The famous Contour Chair, w-ith automatic adjustable back, seat thur Ford, Hugo Pearson and Ed' losd of surviving srtllleo'men monument. On other days she and footrest for complete relaxation. The gift of gifts for dad. HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9:00-6:00 Phone win Johnson. came back into our lines. They merely plays lonely ehlldhood Q'lee-n Stu4Hyp.'i were half-froxen, daxed, weeping PROGRAMS These. Are 1 ^ A Few Of The Many Stylea Thura. Night Until 9:00 JH-3-7484 games upon the stones and looks In Chairs Of All Types That You Will Find John C. Vaders with, anger. At the first aid sta­ wonderlngly at the tortured wood­ tion, one boy shook out of his boot Vid«o Kvtryday—AU RifhU Reiehred—H. T. Dickinson 4k Co., Inc. At Keit)^. Liberal Budget Terms May Be Funeral services' for John C. en figure on the Cross. A rrang^ On Any Purchases, Vaders of Hartford, father of Wil­ liam J. Vaders, director of the fruits and vegetables to load It Given On C .0 .0 . Deliveries Manchester High School Band, heavily at the Shelves lined with were held' this afternoon at 1:30 Ruith MiUett heat-and-serve concoctions sha 4s at the Watkins Funeral Home. The thinking more about how to fill Rev. Clifford O, Simnsofi, minister up her family than how to see that bf the Center 'Con^egktional Are Your OuUMe Activittca they are well-nourished. Better See Church, offleifted, and G., Albert OMnUnc Papa at Maaltlinar Pearaon was at the organ. (All rights reserved, NEA Ser­ Bearers were Russell Wright, Haa i ^ y 'a houaewifa token on vice, Inc.). Moteroh TV RANGE & FUEL OIL Richard , Joseph Da- so maiM extracurricular activities .Oetl nUt Wffaf DRUG STORE \ rosiers and Barney Van de ,Meer. that ana ia ahirking one of her WEIGHTY ORGANIZATION Clear, Shawp, Sliiedv UHFw most Important Jobs — feeding her I VierS IRNAIERI 942 MAIN STREET > T ST. JAMES STREET VHF ReceBNen tram Fot head colds . / Astronomers ssy the varying family three well-balanced meals Richmond, Va. (iD—One of ' the colors on the surface of Mars are a d a y ? biggeat clubs here is the Four Ton Mhlant ttaNent ’ COMFO CHAIR, OTTOAVSN .^Gel fefcef- The BOLAND OIL CO. Club. You get out by reducing the best evidence there is life on / Facts uncovered by a team of V 277 BROAD eWcH . 3 3 : THURSDAY, FMOAYIi^ the planet beoauae dust from the Agriculture Department nutrition­ your weight.' 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FIRST TIME EVER! PA8ULOUS WOMEN'S IMPORTED IMPORTO) 100% WOOL $2 For Yo«r OM Umbrala A U LEATHER GIRLS' 3.Pc. NYLON A Very S|>e<-bU PnrcluM* when you purebaa* on* of 8AL8RIGGAN Gids' Nylon Trim PRE-TEEN WASHABLE BOYS' NYLON MOJUD HOSE COSTUME RINGS SLIPPER SOX a o V E s |5.ea boautioa. NYLON SHEER W A SH A B ^ Our pric* $5.90 CHILL CHi^ERS SNO SU IT DRESSES PAJAMA SET Hannel SK IR T Ro^$1.35 voi.t»$ .r ■ Reg. $1.98 Rof. $1.79 Y— r ti Mwi ict S2JI0 SNO SUIT 2 $ 0 . 9 8 Reg. $ 1 C . 9 8 Reg. 3 to 6x $3.98 $19.98 »3 u $ ic;.99 IS'danitr. 81 fauf*' njioiL SiM 'An Xntaa gem. 100% WOOL S iM B, It, tfc Sizea S, M. L. - _ YOUFAYS3L98 ^ I t / S19.9B ■ Jsizes 3, M, L. •. Sizea 3 to 6x. 7 to 12 V . Sires 4^ to 8- V • Navy or grey. lO to 14. r" , Sizea 4 to 6x. Vm Tour Hostory Club Card' SHOP FOR XMAS \ SHOP FOR iCMAS Many atyIea:''N«ir colors. r ty <• i f SHOP FOR XMAS SHbF FOR XMAS ^ B u cJ (j i' f if I n d f' r d ! L.. Charge it B u d g t‘ t it — Yes hi d o a d ! ■■■ I -t:- / if/r:j - ■ 1 . I, ^ ‘.f . - - . ■ . f - :-W. ■i X • —. - -I- - f -1 X >*(*.'lwf» -Vf.- A--, '.i -w-..- ..-• '-V-J. - / ■■ ' J v'-V V J K .. f . ' - ; ; f C ■ lE iox MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17t 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C6NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1964 PAGESEVS^:; w o m —isi* State to the four district mAlntsi lUhlng the Cleveland and ',il|riui»~o«'" State Prepared ntiiee organisations.. Scfaendel to Head Plain-Dealer. We WaBk Upholstery ef auppUss, $000; upkMp of fir* Samuel Gorsky, well known con Rockville-Vernon Church will meet tonight at 8. The Church 'Will hold a social meeting ^ i N » 0 - U N Daily Radio WHAY—oia These well, defined districts are During the next month, 'a ^ e ly ' Every Klnd-^verywhere houses, $500; repairs' firs alarm cert piakist and member of , the meeting date has been advanced tonight at 8 at the'^home of Ralph To'Fight Storms each sui^lled 'with./the men and information and campaigns will be syatsm, $1,500; hose, life n*t and faculty o f the Hartford School one week due to the ‘nianksglving and Cecilia Snape. South Street taoiara XIbm w n o -iM t S-D Day Drive '"WMO-UM Wmdmm 01 equipment to keep the roads clear undertaken In an intensive mannqr HOMES • You can remove the kHwe safety.mask, $1,000; educational of Music will present a progmam of holiday, Mra. Rachel Thomaa of and Hartford Turnpike. JPirMRalizMi Cbrittmit GaMi of snow and Ice. Maps and charts to achieve the goal of no colllsioi^ dost by vacuuming and brashttg year film, $50; repair*, roofs, ceilings, piano 7 selections, including the the Hartford Seminary will apeak ■ Hartford, Nov. ’ 17 - The ap­ Chief Herman O. Schendel' will Sgto Earl Beebe ' Resigns; The First Congregational Tb« iWiowuig prog nun adiMlulMt^iSn.. In the Hartford office show the al­ or injuries from automobiles on fnmitnre but to remove the eoU yea and painting, $500;. slectricity, "Rabbi's Dance" from An arrange­ on India. Mrs. Josephine Bryan Church of Vernon school staff will Dewey-Richman’fi selection is unsur­ - a n wppbwl by tb« radio manaca- V—Coin* Forward with Rock- proach of winter finds the Con- location of men and equipment be the local chairman of the drive S-D Day. must have It washed. R eW v^ the eolora $350; miscellaneous, $350; t o t ^ ment by Jacob WeinjiArg. This was Will be in charge of devotions. The / vlll* for an automobile accident-free day meet at 8 in the church' parlors passed for top-name desifners, origi­ asuiu and >tra aubyact to 'Gbanga WTIC—Walk a MU* ' nenicut State Highway Dept, once throughout the districts. Makes year home mpre sanitary and $26,i 40. first introduced A few years ago hostesses will be Mrs. Doris Camp­ The Methodist Youth Fellowship on P*c,, 15, to be called S-D Day, ’ witbout nodea. WDRC—21*t Precinct Again' ready to fight snow and ice Except under abnormal blissard itasite attmetive. / Five in Line for Position Lighting, street lights, $19,000; S t the Jewish Music Festival in bell, Mr*. Ethel Bodmah and Mrs. wrlil meet in the chapel ton ig^.at j nality and wide variety of moods. Im­ - WGTH—Lone Ranper announced by President Elsen­ conditions this integrated state recreation, general, $5,000; swim­ Hartford. Loia Beebe. There will be a meet­ 6:30 for a. Worship program led"; WHAr-M«ira Pdlb* Hep •;U- with more than 700 pieces of equip­ hower last night ACTOMOBILES/e' For the protecUea printed with your name: from 25 for WUCU—Rcoord Bavua WHAY—Goln* Forward with Rock- highway oragnisAtion can open r ^ W E e( Uglrt-ooloreA^lothlng. motor ear op- ming pool fund, $5,000. Grand to­ High SchMl Note* ing of the executive committee at by Janice Bartlett and Lyim Chaae. j vUle' ment. Conducted by the President's DolxFBRT^l Rockville, Nov. 17 (Special)—abuilding inspector, $2,750; rate WKNB—Rsqucit H«Um # Connecticut's more than 3,000 holstsry rntteCne washed. (W e Invite In­ Mayor Frederick Berger an tal, $270,835. Tomorrow, the period three food 7 p. m. preceding the regular meet- 1.95 to 25 for 14.75. WTIU—B»dwt«a« Wll*„ WTIC—Walk a MU* Slate iHlghway Commissioner G. miles o f state roads to safe travel Action Committee . for Traffic maker, $200; general expense WQRC-Jlat Precinct quiries frsm nsed-cnr dealers). nouaced late laat night that the Ashmaa-QenovMe class w ill hold a Thonkagiving din­ All Talrottville aad Vemnn news | WDRO-Nc««TT5al WGTH—Lone Ranger Albert Hill said today that erection In 24 hours. Safety, the aim for the day Is to I NANO TUNINfi telephone, $1,400; printing,' $1,- WCTH—Jack * Wucwerlui STORESTAND OFFICES a Let as start written resignation of Police Sgt. 200; iheidentais, $1,600; insur­ Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Ashman of ner for their cloaa and fiv e guests The monthly meeting of the Items are now handled through The ! of snow fences in locations where eliminaU automobile accidents for Cambridge. England announce the o f the faculty. Guests Principal First Evangelical Lutheran Church Manrhewter Evening Herald Rock- ; N «*i: PoUu.Uop WHAY—Night Watch n l^ year apbol*tered fnmitare wbea Karl H. B e ^ had been accepted ance, $14,000; audit, $700;' rent, t ' WTIC—You bet Y'our Lila the highways are subjected to LAWMAKER SCHOOL SET 24 hours In an attempt to drama­ I engagement of their daughter, Jean Allen Dresaer, Theodore Ventura, Council will be held tonight at 8 x1lle bureau, located .at One Mar-^ DEWEY-RiGHMAN WUCC—Record Ren* WDRC—Perry Como drifting snow is pra'^iically com­ KEMP'S, Inc* -S^qhelose. It will be ready to use the next by the police commlaeionera $500; tax liens, $100; Soc'.t 767 MAIN STREET ^ MANCHESTER WKNB-^Requ»t lUUnM tise the havoc caused by traffic L 7SS Mala. St—MI-8-5680 A . Beebe, who has been second'In Mary Ashman to Laurence O. Mlaa Russell, Pierre O'Seep and o'clock. ket .Street, telephone Rorkvi WGTH—New*. E. Aniold pleted. This year nearly 640,000' '^iMralng. Security and hospital benefiU, WTIC—flttlla IMIlma Hartford, Nov. 17 (1P>—A jchool accidents. command to Cspt. Peter J. Dow- Geneveae, Airman 1st Class, aon Joseph McCuskeK The dinner will The 50-50 Oub of the Baptist 5-SI36. WDRC-Oil Kolbv ilia— ^ y linear feel of fence will be. In- $2,000; maintenance of city of­ WGTll-Jack ■ Waxwork* WHAY—New*; Night Watch / for freshmen members of the Last year the U.S. suffered 38,- FREE, ITIMATES INSURED gewicz, Joined the depertment Oct. fices, $500, total $22,200. of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Genovese be served buffet style under the WTIC—You bet Your Lit* .vtallcd. E IN YOUR OWN HOME ieedership o f 'Mrs- Grippe. WDRC—The North* State Legislature will .be held here 000 dead. 1,250.000 Injured and woi 54, 1037 as’ a supernumerary. In Judicial, City Court, $7,40Q; of 28 Prospect St. No date ha* been N e»i; Polk* Hop , Sand is being stockpiled at stra­ Principal Dresser )us been ap­ WCCC—Record Review ^ WGTH-Celebrlty nm * on Dec. 8 at the State Capitol, the over $4,000,000,000 in property TEL^OCICVILLE 5-9659 or 5-3647 January o f 1944 he was appointed probation officer, $500; , cltv set for the wedding. WKNB—Requeet Matinee tegic locatiorts and salt bins are Ctate Legislative Council an­ losses resulting from auto acci­ sergeant. Under the setup which Bheriff, $35, total $7,935, Special ComoiuBlcatlpii pointed to the Steering Coihmit- w n o —Wldder Brown being filled. The department u*ed nounced yesterday. Teachers at dents, I COSMETIGS V^IAM ^RACZYK, Jr. the local force operates, Beebe hat Miscellaneous; dental health Fayette Lodge No. 69 will hold tec for regional meetings and WDRC—Cal Kolbv almost 8.300 tons of chlorides last study groups o f Secondary School WGTU—Jack'a Waxwork* the all-day session will be lead­ Among members of the commit­ WE CARRY ALL 10 MORRISON ROCKVILLE been in charge o f the department program, $1,000; Public Health a special, communication Wednes­ in the G.A.R. all maintenance districts long be­ R • ROASnNO WAIL COVIRINO Sunday evening. $7,000; Truck Reserve Fund, $2.- * ’^ThaY-S uj^ Serenad* Kosiorek, Mrs. Katherine W il­ Hall with a blrthday-'MClal to fol­ principle, it combines princess styling with rireular stitching of WnO-xB. Oot* Qle* Cbib WHAY—Night WAtch fore the snow begins to fall. In TTila talented group under the 500: engineering, $1,000; total liams, Mrs. Alice Heinti, Mrs. A g ­ WDRC—G, Loenbardo w n c —Starlight Serenade R C H IC K E N S J«N4ip in water and s|i|ily.NaU diV^ction of Sylvester Schmitt has $67,344. low the businesa' meeting. WTDRC—CeJ Kolby addition to this, the department 1 totniaeing, n« paMing. nes Kabrick, Mrs. Rose Veluzzi, The Women'# Guild of Unioli Nylo-Braid— a new hgurr-making material, exclusive with WOTS-BiU sum has an agreement with the New •ungy before various groups S ltt- U ;«g - > N O W Police Dept., salaries, *$41.8.70; Mr*. Helen Griffin. Mr*. A n n Congregational Church will meet Wateb Jersey Highway Department to throughout the state, including ap­ Formfit. A look inside and you’ ll gel the "inside story” o f WHAY—Supper Serenad* X m a n c h e ^t M^ FIESTAS special police. $6,500; school po­ Backofen, Mrs. Mary Dussinger, tonight with Mrs. Marshall Stan­ .X w n o —• Star Bxtra __ 11 Serenada continue to warn Connecticut of ^ Tel. MI-3-6849 pearance at the new Hotel Statler WDRC—Lowell Thomaa blby in HartfoNJ, lice, $6,500; general expense, uni­ Mrs. Lucy Larkin. Mrs. Rose W il­ hope as .hostess for the pot-luck the Life Romance heauly secret. .storms originating to the south WGTH—New*; Weather R SPRING IROOK Wallfiaptr A Paint forms and equipment, $700; fuel, son, Mrs. Katherine Preust, ktrs. supper at'>4;S0: A program will be and pa.ssing over New Jersey. The Members o f the brganiration are 1 »*a- . COMPANY $400; gasoline. $1,000; Janitor, Ethel Knofla, Mrs. Mar>' Graziadio, preaented at 8 which w ill feature WTHAY—Supper Serenad* New Jersey authorities notify the t FARM $7.95 ' hand picked from among the finest Won't lo»r it* xhapx- ei-en after countle** WrriC—Muxlc £MucaUon R STORRS, CONN. 240 BROAD ST., voices at the Unlyersltv. They are 1204; painting traffic lines and Mr*. Mary Dannaher, and Miss a talk and demonstration by Mrs. WTDSO—Tenn. Bmle Kramer Opens Grecnw ich Toll Station from wliich Frieda Kabrick. George Gordon o f Tolland on sudning*. Ilon’ f trill on hot, sticky days. Altrayi keeps WGTH—PlJlton Lewi* point word is relayed across the MANCHESTER, CONN. Jeanette Calef. Mary Ellen Carter, signs,' $1,500; auto repairs and f i U - yevrt new ter Harriet Dlnmore, Xiail ^McCann, tires, $750; repairs and supplies, Memberahip Tea "Ceramics." Mrs. Winfred A. its fresh dainty look and feel. WHAY—Supper Serenade Radib-TV Store Patricia Hanslick, Susan Coon, $800; new cruiser, $800; mobile The Sisterhood or B'nal Israel Kloter is In charge of the devotion­ / w n c —Mualc Education every oefivify.. • Mary Ann Banthin, Joanne Bast- radio for police cruiser, $502; me­ will hold a memberihip tea this al program. WDRC—Tenn. Ernie evening at 8:15 at 54 Talcett Ave. WGTH—J. Vandercook tAon Kramer, of 31 Green Manor morning shopping man, Alice Rae, Bonitg Barnard, ter repairs and supplies, $1,000; 'Hie WSCS o f the Methodist N*w Uf* ■•naat* M*. 155 . . . In ceoll eooii breoii- I l ia—. t Marilyn Treat, Bruce Foil, Theo­ new equipment. $750; lighting, delS. lnn«r-.tifclMivg of Nylo-iroid for o lovolior, moro tolf- AY—Supp*r Saranad* Rd., who has been connected with ICP^aw* ot thaW M d 1 through casual occasions dore Johnson, Richard Rowland, $150; new traffic light, $800; to­ hi« uplift; Woihot boowlifwayl 32A M 18C Only $2.00. RO—Cboralier* radio work for the past 30 years Burton Turner, and Donald ScOtt, tal $64,226. Also Nylon at $2.50. ibrlel Haattar in various capacities, has opened a ■‘FITTING is OUR BUSINESS” Included In the selections which Health Dept., tin can collec­ the group will render sre: ” Go ^*V e-N ew *: Sapper SanSaranad* radio and television service busi­ I mm m tion, $3,.500; incidentals, $.500; WTIO-Qn* Uta'a lAaMly Lovely Rose...... To Music to Be­ garbage collection, $10,000; care H e re ’s the **Ituide Story* W D RC-^ R. Murrow ness at 481 E; Middle Tpke., at calm His Fever," "The Boatman _ WCTH-ckebrltr Tim* Manchester Green. o f , city dump. $800; health offi- Si*a— and the Maiden, ” "Weep O Mine oerX salary. $300; health officer, of Life Romance For the past 19 years Kramer Eyes,” "Out of the Night," "Mald­ WHAY—U. S .'^h iy expens^, $25; Inspector public w n c —DInab Shore has Worked for a Hartford firm in en Fair,". ’Jesus Walked This Ix>neV sale* and service. He is a past some Valley," and Roland Thomp­ eating places, $200; school, nurse. president' of the Hartford County m^lntfnADce of r^wari. To t > VI Siia— son’s 'magnificent "Allelulla." WHAY—N. B. Com. \ Amateur Radio Assn. There will be a service of wor­ $500; new^sewer*. $2,000; filtra­ w n c —Prank Sinatra \ tion, labor, $5,000; repairs snd WDRC—FBI-Paoe* aSdxWar A communioAtions officer while MANCHESTER ship with a brief meditation by the W Cni—Squad Room fn the service, Kramer now holds minister preceding the musical supplies. >2,000; fuel. $250; elec­ 'TEENi the rank of captain in the Army presentation, A fellowship hour will tric service, $400; heating system reserves and is communications of­ be held in the church social room for house at ^tration plant, I - ^ Televisioii Proffrui^ ficer for the 481st Anti-Aircraft at the conclusion of the program. $1,200; total, $33.47^.\ On Psfs F.ximine I.ifr Romince before you're filled. Battalion in Hartford. All members and friends of the hire Dept., salarie8^x fire mar­ LMo N*. 557...added See how deftly stitched ronrentrie circles of shal, $450; fire chief, $500.; assist­ Vernon Church are cordially in­ oHroction— Hio woiil-cinchinq eirlti.ive Formfit Nylo-Briid support snd ant fire chief, $400; sup^ntend- vited to Join in this program of bond Ibot wbinlot off incho«t Sino hold the cup. This is why the l ife Romsne* Christian fellowship. ent of fire alarms, $750; Hoeka- b e tte r broodcloA with Nyle-Srold I* ' molds to fovOlT, sccented, rounded contours City Budget num Co,, $1,825; Fitch Oo.. $i>25; b

r I- Reg. 16.98 "Andy H a r^ | / J W o o l M elton Surcoats \ l Complete and varied atoek of elee- Tomorrowr our doors A Gala Array of trir trains and arceasories. Lionel Wide range of models and prices. and American Flyer. Use our IJiy- will open in friendly Gas Airplanes. Gliders, Rubber With wool filled satin quilted lining. ZijKor slash ' away Plan— or a deposit will hold Models. Also Airplane Motors. pockets, half belted back, zip front, timtomcollar. until 'C'hristma*. welcome to all' our LIFE Party Going Customer* and friends. ^ lid grey -or two-tones of grey, brown an/red Bring The Kid.s with contrast shoulder stripe. Sizes 6 to 12. From 6 to 60 W e want YOU to be BOATS Nylon Dresses there to the most 2% HO GAUGE modem and Intereeting NORTH BAY" COAt Tracks, Trains, Aeressoriea t::; . hohby store In the 4 -9 8 to 10*98 Reg. 24.98 area. Let the whole For toddlers to sub-teeng. family enjoy our ar­ Hsrs't a real hs-msn wsrm-up coat, g^buHy b^ufy Boys' Duo-Zip .9 0 ray of trains, planes, ♦hat win* warm approval from wearer ond on­ The beautiful uew CHRYSLER for '55 Full- skirted nylons by every famou.s maker, with S N O W S U IT S models, crafts and col- For display—or Just cnjlectlng. looker. Nsfural Piadt^enf Gabardine, Cravenefted Clipper Ships- Scale .Models. Gas net or nylon taffeta under skirt.i, soft pastels,' Y m it Ir great fun'to rreate your own fitUNic— a few lecUona You’ll find to kssp you dry. Body lining it lutfreut lambikin, Inboard and Outboard Motora navy or red. Solids or floral prints bedecked with In Galey and Lord gabardine or cavalry lessons by our competent teachers will show you just Electric Motors. wiHi rad wool facing. Largs Meufen coBar. Quitted- how easy it is to play the accordion or guitar. something'^ of Intrreet lace or glitterinjr jeweled inserts. Belted or prin­ twill, 10 ounce wwl quilt lining. Full length The excitiug uew PLYMOUTH for '55 whether you’re S or lined liaeve* wHh wriiHef*. Come in, le# H new. cess styles. zippers on s^i paim for eaay dressing. Jacket ImfnimMt SupplM During Trid Count M . .' . . and perhaps has zip from and tftnton collar, Sizes 4, 5, 6. PAINT SETS Sizes 8, 10 . . . .18.90 Build your own layout. Start get some Id M for ■mall and watch it grow. Track. go togethar with Tunnels, Bridge* and other A cc 4 to 12 . .6.95 "J I2'it^3,.7.95 Sizes 6 to 16, saqforiz^, two pockets, satin lined iHll«AiiST. MANCHESTER ^ V scenic layout. , I CEHOUSE&SON yoke, in smart checks, tweeds, plaidsi' .. Iv-. iN ii— WE GIVE 4MT GREEN STAMPS ^ ; “■’‘'J?'?"'' .-sjgwrii. W4.1 «.*. t j:; f t . ■T.-r'r? - f •• • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 kOE E IC S T ■■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C M W , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 commitment to the Watkins Com­ t o Seypn trom Tow n 1S4j acholarships totaling |32,423 Museum of Fine Arts. 49 Cheajt- ’’A*' mittee judgment on the Zwicker D roodles worth of aid, according j.o Albert Artist’s Painting niit St, Springfield, from Nov. 13 ■J affair? He accomplished his , >-r N. Jorgensen, university prealdent. through Dec. 6. . pREI^RipfioiK^'e Big Airline Strike Wanting to alik escape by pretending that the By ROfiER PRICE Will Scholarships In Art 'Exhibit Mrs. Olson la a tRcmber of ths M anchester Academic Artists Assn., of Spring- rCAREFUIXT COMPOUNDED^ Averted 60 Days conduct of the Army, in Washing­ field and also the local Manchester ton,' in discharging Pereas .instead 'Seven Manchester University of Groton GI Held D ate Book -'W A picture entitled "The Rosary,” A rt Assn. X ■ ■ ■ ■■ ' . TiBoSBS^s^^^rkaSil^N, of trying to court-martial him, Connecticut students were listed painted by Mrs. C. Henry Olson of ^trftijr Dni| SIWM 4 Washington, Nov, 17 OR—A W a l t e r f t . tutavSoK was justification for violence on today as among those who had On Manslaughter Lakewood Circle, haa beeii accept­ The name of the island of threatened atrika against six major ed for hanging in the annual mem­ Jamaica derives' from the Iijdian airlines has been averted for at Tonight the part of McCarthy. Senator been awarded acholarships. Holiday fair at Concordia Lu­ The award winners were Robert Mooreatown, N.J., Nov. 17 — bers’ jui^ exhibit of the Academic word V’Xuymaca” meaning'-i’the least M days by President Eisen­ PubiUbad Cvmr O ra ln f Except Case regrets,, still, that it hap­ G. Wiiliams, 3 ^ E. Center St., a Artists Assn., Springfield, Mass. well-wooded land o f . spring and hower’s creation of an emergency theran Church, 6 p. m. f ■uodA ra * » Holhuy* Entered At.tae Sgt. Joseph Gray, 19, of Groton, waterfalls.” Tomoi'row p5i«Ofllc»____ nt lUnJlienter Conn., an pened to be General Zwicker who freshman in tha College of Phar­ The exhibit is being held at the board to Investigate the labor dla- before at this low price haa been ordered placed in the cus­ •as to puta Annual fall fair and .supper. lacobdd ClnenClaa Mall Sfaiitr- _____ had to take the McCarthy resent­ macy, who won the Beatrice Auerbach Foundation Scholarship; tody of military police from hia A Whi.ts-Hbuse order yesterday Temple Chapter OES, Masonic •CaSdUPTIUN ftATEB ment and fury. Terhple, 2 p. m. Payable la Advance Joseph S.-Miller, ISO Spencer St„ a base at Fort Dlx pending arraign­ •soo said that in the judgment Of the But how does this change, in Q a e T e a r •••••••••••*••••■*••••• tutu senior in the College of Agricul­ ment on a charge of manslaugh­ National Mediation Board the dis­ Ruth Society sale and Swedish Iftx Koatba 7.7» any degree, the original dis­ ture, the,, Conn. 'Vegetable Grow­ T$ th p ,. MtrckmdiM pute between the airlines and the coffee stuga, Covenant Congrega­ T b r e e M on tb a •••••••••••«••••••• AlO ter by automobile. 44 yae MoBtb 1.M covery of the Watkins Commit­ ers Asam Scholarship; and Nancy International Assn, of Machinists tional (Jhiirch, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. tTeefcly «■•••••■•••••••••••••••••• .10 E. Macauley, 28 Andor Rd., a Gray, who had been hospitalised bills (APT,) "threatens subalantlally to Friday, Nov. 19 O e p y ••••••••••••••••••••• M tee, which was that McCarthy at­ sophomore in the College of Physi­ until yesterday, must face the Interrupt interstate commerce -.to a Annual sale of Zion Lutheran MBHBSft 0> __ tempted to destroy and disgrace cal Therapy, Easter Seals Scholar­ Burlington Counjy Grand Jury in 4 To Meet fmerfency degree auch as to deprive a Section Ladies Aid Society, 6 p. m. . any ••EABMrFI''8 FOR A RABBIT” THE AflSOCIArii.’D PRE8B Zwicker after he knew Zwicker ship. connection with an auto accldant Money needs... doctor, of the country of assential trans­ Tbe Aaeodated Frees U ezcloslvely Here is a bran’ new Brer Rabbit Also Taylor L. Booth, 1009 Main which killed Judith Balan, 17. Friday, Saturday, Nov. 19, XO eatlUed is lbs osa of repubUcatlon of deserved nothing of the sort? If dofit/at, . . .ond portation service." Rotary Club’s "Rotary Review,” 'em aaws dlspatcbea credited to it. or Story; Once upon a time Brer Fox St., a senior In the College of En­ Mias Balan Waa a passenger in h o ip lta l The dispute involves wa^es and m ti otberwlee credited in this paper McCarthy had beep under some gineering, the William Holcomb Gray’s car when it craahed into a WaddeU School. and aibn the iocal news published here. cotch Brer Rabbit and he say, “ Hoo slml/or b llli. operating rules. Employes, of the AlirtaMs of republlealion of speclel misapprehenalon, if he had been Memorial Scholarship; Barbara E. tree let. 27 bn Route 38 near six lines—Opltal, National, North­ Lutherweds’ production of Haa, I is gonna boil you up and ROASTING CHICKENS a , » n m ,oo,m ,tiltH .tflh rW idr.ltM l "Three Little Maids,” Luther Hail, dltpalcBMKbsraia are also resenred. proceeding on the basis of mis­ Steams, 79 N. Main St., a senior Mooreatown. Her sister Dorothy, west,* 'Trans World, United ahd cat you. Boy.” And Brer Rabbit in the College of Education, the 19, and John Bogtie, an Air Force Amewfifel Moathlf f Emanuel Lutheran Church, full aartrib^eillaM of N. E A. uerr- taken information, or lack- Of in­ •UOAN 12 MO. 11 MO, 20 MO. Eastern—have authorised «. strike, lee, Inc. ' x _ say "Goody, I loves bein’ boiled Parent Teachers Assn. Scholar­ ir.an from McGuire Field near Fort ' For Thanksgiving we have raised a special limited but no date has been set.-How­ Satarday„ Nov. XO PuMlshers nepreaetitaMres; The formation, then there might have ship; and Fenna L. K. Fl.sher, 84 Dix, were also injured In the $ $ $ t s ta Modern at a big saying up. Boil away so long as you don’ m » . t s t X U * .n ever, the PreaMOnVs action yester­ . Fourth annupd concert, Salvation Julius Matbevs KecM. Aceagr — New been some excuse for him. As It throw me in de brier patch. Thas Prospect St., a junior In the Col­ crash. Judith suffered a neck lot of our unexcelled capons and chickens, four to eight M t n .17 14.U 1f.U Torfc. ChieafD. Rttotl ’•and Biaetoa.. $ $ $ 47.41 U .S4 u.«t day automattoiaUy puts off a walk­ Army 3and and Saulsbury dhoir de one thing I hates.” "Okay, B.R.” lege of Pharmacy,'- the Curtia P. fracture and other injuries. M E M W ^ AODIT fr a S A D O f was, he was -fompletely cold­ rkeeft repB)B»eBt larlvd* bU ctMrgM. out for .60, daya, under the Rail-; Of New Haveii, 'Yerplanck School, cntcuLAnoNft x say Brer Fox. "I bolls you den." Gladding Scholarship. On his release from the hospital pounds. To be sure of your choice please order now. 8 p. m. blooded in his effort to destroy a Tkay BTB •• pr««pi OMEihty pB^man^t. way Labor -A-ct which applies. Tbs Herald Frintlng CompanyX^,. “ Hmm" say Brer Ral i)it, "You Also listed wss John E. Whlt- yesterday, Gray was placed In the ^ e 'V ^ te House'said the names Sunday, Nov. XI ' 10.75 DO flndncial reaponslbility 'for man he knew' to be innocent. ain't followin’ the plot. But I tells ham, 42 Gerard St., a freshman In hands of military police by THiPHONI • WRni • or VISIT of .the emergency board members typorapblIleal errors appeanne In adv the College of Agriculture, who Marian Year Pageant, under Senator ' Case has discovered you what. H you let m« go I show’s Moorestown Municipal Magistrate ^rpuld bo announced ahortly, auspices of Ladies of\ Columbus, rerueaieijests aiid other readlnc auitter several week,* ago was awarded Alexander C. Wood 3rd. ROGER OLCOn bi TbTlIiIS Haachester Rvealna Herald nODung.to change that fact. The you my secret laugliin’ place and ------4------r Whiton Memorial, 4 and 7:30 p. in, you laugha you heed off." "^Poooey” a scholarship by the Greater Hart­ Gray had been a member of the Display adTertiaIng closing hours: real ^ a a o n for his change of say «Brer Fox marinating Brer ford Alumni Aash. 1st battalion, headquarters. 364th 403 West Center Street Phone Mitchell 3-7853 PINANCI CO., INC. Wednesday, Dec. 1 Mooday-4 p. m. ftiday. Annual fair of the American Le­ fpr Tuesday—1 p. nL Honday. vote, liien, must be .sought or Rt.bblt in vinegar, "How square in all, the UConn students won Infantry Regiment at Fort Dlx. Main ctmit * . ImmC Hmi British Try Clerk UANCHiirn • M m m MITCmil M ltl gion Auxiliary, Legion Home, 10 Par Wednesday—1 r. m. Tuesday. imagined elsewhere. What pres­ you think I is.” Then he stews Brer Par Thursday^l p. is. Wednesday. Ratobit into a dclicloua haaen- * nt. fUr FMday—1 n. n. Thursday, sures may hav^'^i^een brought on ■-V F or Spy Activities fhr Eatorday—1 p. m. fViday pfeffer and gobbles- him up. "Christmas 'lYee Town,” annual ClassISed dentttae; 10:30 a at. eaab him, w hat. inner .ilntiAppinesa he MORAl#: If you Is a Rsibbit— keep fair of WSCS, South Methodist iy of pabHcaUon except Saturday — may have been expet^spclng in out of the w»y of Foxm ! London, Nov. I'T -(/P) — A 27- Church. a. Ok year-old clerk was charged today Dec. S and 4 r hia temporary yielding the Jenney Lind Wednesday, November 17 with spying on Britain's antiair­ Sock and Buskin’a presentation judicial atmosphere o f the W ^ - craft defenses "for a purpose prej­ of "On Borrowed Time,” Buckley A Snrfsce Pretext kina Committee, are not things tb- A Thought for Today udicial to the safety Of interests School. appear on the surface of the news. o f the state.” Saturday, Dec. 4 Lam p The change of mind of Senator He was ordered to stand trial All one does know is that the sur­ Waddell PTA minitr«;I show, VVancia Case, the South Dakota Faith imder the 1911 Official Secrets scjiTOl Auditorium, 8 p.m.’ face reason given could not. In it­ Act, the rarely invoked legislation Republican, on the charge against Faith is living power from Inspired by oil lanjps of the self, have swayed a mind. under which atomic scientist Senator McCarthy based on his heaven \ G »y 90*8! Milk srlaes decorated Which grasp* theoipromise God has Klaus Fuchs was convicted of spy­ in gold; star-spangled shades; treatment, of General Zwicker is ing for-the Soviets. given! \ 5-way lighting. Regularijr a change of mind baaed on a slim A Cfinnon For Nasser? At a 5-minute preliminary hear­ A trust that canhot be o’er Mosf people would fa il this test... $13.50. J and almoat non-existent straw. thrown, ing before London’s chief mag­ It is not recorded whether or t . ' • istrate ,Sir Laurence Dunne, the That being so, the conclusion must r S^ur^Iy fixe'd on Christ alone. not General Naguib, on his way .clerk, John'Clarence, was ordered HOUSE'S bs that Senator Case ' Was held In custody for a further hear­ out of office and out of any claim Faith finds in Christ Whate’er^tvo anxiously looking for some pre­ need ing'next Wednesday. to power in Egypt, relinquished text hs could use to remove him­ To save and strengthen, guide and He entered no plea today and I the gadgets he had accumulated tpolice offered only evidenge of ar­ self from the original verdict of feed; from various sources. If not, how- Strong in Hia grace it joys to rest. There was no indication in Somtthing Smart ^ the Watkins Committee, and that. court of where he worked or of tivpr, it would seem that Secre­ share and DifF«f«nf in If ha had not found this particu­ His cross, in hope His crown to his address, the charge sheet list­ tary of State Dulles Is In for an­ wear. ing him only as of "no fixed ad­ lar pretext, ha would have found can you answer dress.” • other bit of travel. It appears he another.. MEN’S SKI ' made that present of a revolver, Faith to the conscience whispers The charges alleged Clarence What Senator Case.pretends to peace. collected information about anti­ a little over a year ago, to the PULLOVERS have found put is that the Army And bids the , mourner’s sighing aircraft' Installationa at two dis­ wrong party. tricts In North England "which was In possession o f Senator Mc­ cease; To be sure, the selection of a By faith the 'children’s right we was calculated to be useful to an Carthy's demand that Major enemy.” revolver, as Mr. Dulles' diplomatic claim. for big Pereas be court-martialed on a And call upon our Father’s name. approach, was natural enough, date before Pertaa was discharged '3 considering the fact that General from the service. In this. Senator Faith feels the Spirit’s kindling Wins First Naguib then seemed to be a full breath . X C m makes ona Impossible as In love and hope that conquer to fledged dictator. It could serve, all five ? sumption—that ths Army had, death; Award from AEG such a side-arm, as a symbol of Someone aither bscauaa of Senator Mc­ Faith brings us to delight In God. Double Dresser and Uie way he got to power, and the And blesses e’en Hia smiting rod Carthy’s demand, or because of Wa.shlngton. . Nov. 17 -(AV- way he might remain there. Selected Italian-bom i^ysictst Enrico Fer­ any other reason, any slightest Sponsored by the Manchester I n c I l you love wants Yet it seems, in the upshot, that mi, who pioneered in the develop­ pretext for tmdertaking a court- Council of Churches. 1 , I f I were not herey ment of the first atomic bomb, is <$)•< Naguib was not . the real thing, ere be money to take care o f my fam ily ? martial of the so-called Fifth the Winner of thS Atomic Energy only the front man for somebody Amendment dentist. Peress had O>mmi8sion’s first special award Regularly $200.00 a Lane else, and that the moment Deaths Last Night YES for outstanding achievement in the the Bookcase Bed! been drafted into the Army; he A Prudential Family Income Plan paVi^^our family an income each month Naguib got the idea that lie him­ nuclear field. had, in the Army, availed him­ while the children are growing up. Monej^ |hey’ll need for food, clothing, The AEkl announced yesterday self might be what M r.. Dulles By THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS Night Table Here’s one of many Lane Gift self of the Constitution. He there­ rent and schooling. Because this plan providdSxCxtra life insurance protection only that Dr. Fermi, builder of Amer­ seemed to think he waa became Northampton, Mass.—Dr. A1 ica’s first nuclear reactor which thests you cap choose from at by committed no crime. He could during the growing up years, its cost is very low. x,^ the moment in which his regime bert F. - Blakealce. 80. internation ' made the A-bomb possible, u’ould 3 4 ,9 5 You've seen it in America's leading magazinas . . you'va Watkins. It’s a Modern limed not be court-martialed for em­ ally known botanist and geneticist, get $25,000 for his accontplli-ii- was doomed. , probably dreamed of owning it . . and now you can oak model with full length ploying a right guaranteed by the and a professor of botany at Smith ments, which the commiasion des­ The revolver, apparently, real­ drawer at bottom, bla^et Constitution Itself. College since 1942. Born in Gene cribed as of "tremendous Import­ nave this outstanding Mengel Modern "Monte Carlo" ly should have gone to ' Colonel see, N. Y. Died Tuesday- ance.” chest top. $79.96. Beyond this impossible as­ 2 . Could my fam ily pay off the mortgage 'if I were not here ? bedroom at the lowest price ever offered at Watkins. Nasser, the real bo.ss of the New Haven—The Rev, Joljn'C. AEXJ Chairman Lewis L. Strauss sumption, moreover. Senator Schroeder, 57, professor of religion said in a statement that ”as much Hand rubbed and finished Taffy Mahogany with custom- Case, In his change of heart, Bsryptlan situation. And since, a.s- and master of Calhoun College at YES NO aa any Individual, he is respon­ A Prudential Mortgage Cancellation Plan guarantees the money t o / ^ designed brass-finished drawer pulls. Heavy plank top. deliberately and completely Ig­ siirdly, Mr. Dulles cannot wish to Yale University, npt^d preacher sible for the achievement of the shbWTfss respect to the real boss and religious edupator. Died Tues pay off the mortgage On your home. The cost for this protection ji surpHsjngly low -at controlled release of nuclear en­ effect; dust-tight and dovetailed drawers. No expense nored the baala for the Watkins day. ergy.” has been spared to make this the "show piece" furniture Committee censure of McCarthy of Egypt than he showed to the most ages it s less than 1% of the amount’ borrowed on a 20-ycar installment tban. In C^hicago, Dr. Fermi aaid he front man. It is about time for Easton, Md. - Roy Caldwell Or, if you rent your house or apartment your family can he sufe for your home. la the Zwicker case. Moyston. 62, owner of gas and □ waa "deeply honored and grati­ fied.” He now is a physica-profes­ Whst shocked, the Welkins him to be off toward Cairo, with electric companies In New Mexico of the money to pay the rent through a Prudential Rent Insurance Plan. some kind of cannon In hia grip. and Texas, and widely known sor at the University o f Chicago’s Panel Bed Committee when it got into the Institute for NlKlear Studies. He Choose it in one of three ways: sportsman. Died Monday. Is a Nobel prize winner. Zwicker affair—gnd at least one Los Angeles- Charles De Ha­ ioticolly iiMpU, y«l aye ■ Double Dresser and Bookcase B e d ...... of its members entered this phase Double Dresser 159.50 Paleface Cnworlliy ven, 64, former vaudeville actor 3» W ill my children be sure o f money for their/^ucation ? STATE OOP UNET BACKED in daiign it thit tripl* ttri^» chtil o f the Investigation with the idea whose art once was featured in daiign M«n‘t Ski fuWemsf, Finn Ov«l- Double Dressar, Paneled Bed and Chest . 189.50 Had the past week mustered a ily, 2 Fly< 100% Virpifi W»#l .Yttrnt that General Zwicker ' had indeed the ZIegfeld Follies. Died Monday. ’ ■ X - ■ New Haven, Nov. 17 (A4—The > and Chest little more conformity on the in o fviky Knit Stitch for thot Double Dresser, Bookcase Bed and Chest been a provocative \sitnes8 for YES NO New Haven Republican Town Knit” look^ combiinod with thot titro 229.50 mild side—had the nights been a Just take a look in the “ help wanted” section of your newspaper. Notice how many jobs Committee last night unanimously McCarthy—was the committee's woight lor rwfgod ooNloor w#or» Cabinet-type Bedsida Tables ...... ease little leas Sharp and the mornings require college graduates. You can start your children on the road to success ^Adopted a resolution calling for Fovr '*HO"Mon*' color coabinotioni 34.95 discovery that McCarthy had ,/ "full endorsement of th6 Republi­ a littla .less iced, and the after­ now with a Prudential Education Plan. With this plan, your children will have of J«t Itock, Spfwco Croon, Whito* deliberately and consciously made can leadership in the state organi­ ond Charcool Croy. Now dovblo* funds to pay for college expenses-whether ydu’re here or not. a sitting duck out of Zwicker. It noon airs a little more benevolent, SEE THE zation.” The action came on the ribbod ling NockCoHor.SiioitS.M.L Bookcase Bed discovered that the McCarthy and the aim a little stronger and heels of criticism b.v Hamden Re­ As little as 10%^ Down. Up to X. the horizon more hazy—we would publican A. James Bruno. On Nov. comm.ittea staff, in private con­ 60-SECOND 9. Bnino publicly held GOP State ferences with General Zwicker. have been calling it Indian Sum­ Chairm.an CHarence F. Baldwin re­ mer. 4» H ave 1 provided m one^or my own retirement ? C JJI01ISE5SON Double Dresser had found him cooperative, had WONDER! sponsible for the defeat of Gov, 2 Years to Pay on W-B Terms gjdned from him all the informa­ If tomorrow and tomorrow and Lodge on Nov. 2. He asked that WE «IVE ««r OREka^TA?^ tomorrow should turn agreably YES NO Baldwin resign "for the good of the M arble To p Lamp tion and assistance he could give, With a Prudential Retirement Income Plan, you can provide in easy stages, during party." and Chest comfortable and lazy, .so that the- and had, likewise, discovered what your money-m aki^ year*, for a life of ease and independence later on. Pay for major furniture purcha.'ies as would havi to be the limits to.his topcoat goes back to the closet, Under this plaiy^you cap guarantee yourself .a monthly income when you reach 6 0 -o r and the afternoon sun-nap can be I r wn ’U' you enjoy them! No currying charge on Tables 49.95 jnibUc testimony. It was against at any age yoiywish to retire. A jegular lifetime income that youll receive □ 90-Uay Terms. Takes only,a minute to this background of Zwicker’s taken with window open wide, we regularly for/Xs long at you live. would be calling that Indian open any kind of ft Watkins account. Gift Tables galore at Watkins friendly cooperation in private ■ / • ' ■ ' Glasses 2 2 9 ^ j that McCarthy then undertook Summer. ' / . including thi.s LouLs XV Lamp hia cold-blooded, savage abuse of But the .truth seems to be that; with table with its 22 x 22 inch Zwicker in public. It was only although we have had many a day 5» H m 1 protected against sickness and accidents f ' Italian Black marble top. after knowing of his victim’s in­ which might have resolved itself COLORED TOPS Regularly $69.50. nocence, in other words, that Sen­ fsvorably, we sre having no In­ ator McCmTby publicly pro­ dian Summer, and the truth seems The Prudential offers the kind of sickness and accident, protection you’ve been looking for. to match claimed hia guilt. to be, further, that we have not th « ••nsatlonal, It guarantees yo u regular monthly payments to help replace income lost 'deserved It, either. when ybu are unable to work because of any type of sickness or disease, practically your entire This instance of McCarthy ig­ n a w r noring informaUon he himself Indian Summer is getting to be any injury on or off the job. This plan pays fttU benefits even when you are possessed in order to claim a vic­ Ilk* Christmas, in that everybody l o w - p r i c a d not confined to house or hospital. w ardrobe! starts whooping it up th«moment tim, in sensational, headlines- this h i g h l a n d e r open attribution of guilt to some­ Labor Day has flipped by on the calendar. body McCarthy knew, all the time, POLAROID* Lantf F o r the fashion eonsciout wo­ Every warm day, after that. Is to be innocent—Is no isolated in- CAMERA man, who wants her gluses to atance in the McCarthy career. It likely to get the label. harmonize with her ensemble, we' la a reciirrent pattern. , But why should we de.serve a 1 See The Prudential Agent in your Community—Soon/ introduce the excitingly new FLAME. And it was the Watkins Com- real Indian Summer if we don’t for new bedrooms or old r i n l s h a d ^ Here is a delicately designed frame mitCee’a discovery ihst this had even know what it is? with glamourous interchangeable been the pattern in the case of At any rate, barring favorable p i c t u r a a tops . . . FLAMETTES . . . in ten General Zwicker which shocked developments within the next few In 6 0 that committee more than any days, there is no Indian Summer THE PRUDENTIAL f . iuhion accented colon* and in * two distinctive stylet. S IM M O N S this year, and all those tasks, like Other one thing it uncovered. a a c o n d s INSURANCE COM PANY OF AM ERICA That same pattern has been salting down the last few fish, With a JUck • / tkt /kftr YOU used by McCarthy in the course harvesting the last walnuU, CARROL M. SHANKS,/>,e,WeiU cAssge A t colon for tompitu t Fun and ' fNIUlAl ANNIVERSARY. BEDDING Riverton o f hia present Senate fight. The chinking the teepee, and sewing on exciting to own uordnit korouty. Custom Covered Sofas' l9 8 o o other day, for instance, he knew the wlhjer- buckskin, will ^ave to 3 Economical and simple to us* that Senator Watkins had already be accomplished in opportunistic • Precision-built instrument at s . l if e IKtUXARCE . ANNUITlEt .. tICKMEIt ft ACCIDENT IN^UXANCE . CIOUF INIUtAHCE . Hitchcocks oent for and was about to provide intervals rather than in fny one phenomenaHy low price CROUP PEMlIORg You choose your sofa style and your cover now and him with a copy o f the corrected ■tretch of kindly weather. Togo Red. .. Mistlea RoseCarnet... Brows .Tweed... Burma Brows Box Spring Full or your sofa i.s ready fqr delivery in mid December . . . • Gives you lasOng, black-and Em«n]d(^rc

♦ - ffX- S * A r A O B T E H BIANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MJtt^CHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17^^1954 a : ^ M A N C ^ S T E R e v e n i n g HBRALPi^M ANqi^TEi CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 PAGESLEVBII tion of two delegates at confer­ sponsored by the American Legion W o £ j ^ n i ^ rSgiatered at the achool. Officera in improving schools, in Connecti­ l f e 6 r M ences; action o f the!’coordinating and ita. Auxiliary. She is a repre­ of the P T A w ill be'.preaent to wel­ cut. She - told the delegates that committee; action for church study sentative of the Empire Producing come the mothera. Connecticut’s educational system grqup; and budget. ' Ellsworth Grad Co. o f Kahsiui. Chty, Mo. There will and citizen efforts are envied by Pastor Elected be a rehearsal of the high school Action on hiring the minister; Manchester Evening Herald Other states. action on the Edna (Smith) Gel- girls chorus today at 2:30 and a Wapping oortMpondent. Mrs. Aii- 824-828 TEL. Ml-S-SI6t TTL. MI-S-SISl Grange Master To Be Honored male chOrus tonight 7:30. A lert Fund and plaque, also any kt nle Collins, telephone Mitchell REDS FIND OCEANIC PEAK MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER tiny tots conte.st, a faslUon show 8-4419. MAjprOHKSTKB other proper |nlsineaa will be taken. London (/P)—Moscow Radio re­ The present church committee is and Variety acts wfil be included Htbron, Nov. 17 (Special)—Ofr Wapping, Nov. 17 (Special)— ported a Soviet expedition has dis­ composed o f LeROy B. Kinney, and In the show which w ill be held at SCHOOL AID HEAD RENAMSb BcMs elected at the recent annual Miss Jean Rose, daughter of Mr. covered an underwater mountain Fred Patten. the Elementary School Nov. 25, 26, Hartford, Nov. 17 (iPi-Mrs. meetiiif of the Grange are^ Mae-, and Mrs. William Rose o f Elling­ and 27 at 8:15 p. m. two and a^ half miles tall in the . Book Week Pbuis Ralph C. Lansbury, Jr., o f East Pacific Ocean. tef, Kenneth Alan Porter; over- ton Road, is one of six' students Tea Planned ,, During Book Week Anne Peter-' Windsor Hill has been reeleOted The broadcast said It was found aeer. Oelvin Fl»h: lecturer,. Lydia son Of Wapping will display her cliosen to represent Willimantic A tea given by the PTA will be president of the Connecticut Citi­ .Simons; steward, Charles Warner; State Teachers College in the cur­ by experts In oceanology from the collection of paintings it ' the held tomorrow at 3 p. m. at the zens for the Public. Schools. She y.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences who. assistant steward, Lester Miner; Douglas Library. The two librari­ rent issue of "Who's Who Among Elementary School to welcome said in her annual report yester­ ■ ' chaplain. Mary Porter; treasurer. Students in American. Universities spent ten Weeks "In the north­ ans, Miss Marj.orie M. Martin and' mothers "of first graders and also day that the organization, now Raymond Brunell; secretary, Betty and Colleges." ' western part of the Pacific, aboub for just The Right Gift Mrs. Daniel G. Horton, will en- mothers Of children recently two years old, can play a vital part 900 miles offshore." Grlffln; gatekeeper, Sherwood tert^n the members of the faculty She Is a graduate of Ellsworth Strickland; Ceres, Joan Brunell; of the Elementary school at tea at Memorial High School and is sec­ P^ona. Muriel Warner; Flora, retary of the college Studefit Gov­ SHOP NOW the library. There will be a display Maralyn Porter; executive com' of new children's books through ernment Assn. Also she is a mem­ See Words New mittee chairman, Wilbur 8. Por­ the week. ber o f the Student Council and ter; lady assistant steward, Betty Burr Hall Council, a representa­ Miner. A large attendance Is reported tive to the Eastern States A.ssn. The Grange voted to accept an at the bazaar and spaghetti- supper for Profesaional Schools, treasurer ristmos Book invtUtion to neighbor with the at the Elementary School last of the Athletic Recreation Qouncil Stafford Grange. Nm-. So. and With Saturday, 'sponsored by the Wom­ and vice president of the Basket­ the Andover Grange on Nov. 1,"). en's Guild of St. Peters' Episcopal ball Club. (Church. Proceeds, to go toward Installation of the newly elected MiSs Rose ia A Kappa Delta Ih WKan you toop Words Christmoi Book, you will oAcers will be held Dec. 7, the Parish House fund, -were very member, also a member o f the na­ Church Sapper satisfactory., but details such as tional honor society for students find it ooty to loloet gift* that will ptooM ovoryono H ie program for the annual sup­ expenses a e not.as yet completed.' of education, and in her junior on your lid. Viiit our Cotolog Daportmont todoy REGULAR 2.29 per and business meeting of the Those who have not already put In year received a Conn. PTA scholar­ MIDDY PAJAMAS Corigregational Church, to be held their , orders for the wedgwood ship. She is now doing teaching in and look through thi* wondorful 280-pogt booki PAJAMAS at the <3hurch dining room, Friday plates with wood cut of St. Peter’s the fourth grade of the Robertson or coll our diriKt Hno phono number. Trained tales* ./ USUAL 2 . ^ includes supper at d:30 p. m. Oiurch may have the opportunity School in Coventry. which will immediately be followed to do so for a limited time longer. Director In Town people will be glad to write your order. 1.97 by the business meeting. The first A professional director, illas 1.97 item will be the pastor's report, to Manchester Evening Herald Jacqueline Unger, with stage and Reduced—-Senro 14% be followed by acceptance of Hebron correspondent, Mina Hasan radio experience, arrived in towit t y p ic a l v a l u e s You sove S!2c during this printed reports; election o f officers Pendleton, telephone HArrison during this Sole. Girls' \ Mimday to direct the show, “ Tou sole thanks to o Special to serve for the coming year; elec­ S-SSS9. Can’t Beat Fun,” which Is being THE CHRISTMAS BOOK 2-piece Pajamas Purchose. Long sleeve signed for cozy wopdth Middy style in worm, on chiNy nights. Sonfer- lofHy napped Sanfor­ FOR HIM ized cotton ^Idnnelefto ized cotton flannel, ^er* in pastel c o m with flo­ Cotton Plaid Robe ...... 8.9S feet for sleeping'com^ NYLON IN RICH NEW SHAD^ ral triftydostic waist for Dacron Dreaa Shirt ...... 4.98 fort on chilly nights. Ronton Lighter ...... 8.98 sleepkig comfort. Some Choose from seloctod HamUton "Rodiley" Watch . . M...... 71.80 sfytM with mondorin or MEN'S FINE ^ R T SHIRTS 2.97 Sisot 34-40 colorful prints bo)(s IRie. Knit Sport ghirt .*...... 8.98 peter pan coNor. S -I A An unutuol ^rdigon value. Only a ipoc'ol pw* PuN elastic waist, ad­ Gift-bo*od 2.94 Affzsoa'eakwa dime mnket this lew prko pouiblo. In rich, now justable snaps. 4-14. FOR HER UsuoHy saB at 3.95 to 5.95. Spociol purdiosa from • fmhion ihadot— Men Green, orange amber, lur* Musical Powder B o x ...... 2.89 nettonoRy famous makor sovos you Slito $3 noar. Oueite, red, ipico copper, charcoal, vdtite. luynow. Prin'ceaa Skirt ...... 7.gg Wido soloclion of fabrics, pottoms, and colons Nylon Duster ...... i ...... 8.98 Smartly styled wNh long sleeves, square bottoms. Capeskin G lo ves...... 3.98 Orion, Wool Stole ...... 8,98

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V " ■ , ' ■ ' ’’ ■■ ■ ’ ' ■/ ' t ■ .1 .Vv.-'V- ; 'i ‘ ^ ‘ ■ ■ * '' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 }B f W E L V I fcAM'CBBSTKR EVCNike RERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. lJ54 PAGE THIRTEEN schoolji of thought on‘ the subject the entire campaign fund for Ribi- United Hatters A Millinery Work­ will be held at the group's next Caprilands Herb Farm with Mrs. botany class: Upder the direction of allowing Associated Press new^ ^7,000 Donated'' coff. meeUng Dec. 20. Mrs. Andrew J. APMETaid Us S. Newspaper ers Union and the Amalgamated Coventry Adelma G. Simmons as hostess. of Sister Mary Catherine Sears, Shares in NHRft ten to um Information which All of the 367,000 waa spent for Clothing Workers of America. USKO Buckley, Mrs. David H. Oldham Herbs both fOr-cooking and deco­ botany and biology teacher, the 3oesn’t name .the source and in advertising in newspapers and on and Mrs. Fred Mohr will be the rating willjbsr'dlscuased. There will To Ribicoff Drive class will plant a garden of herbs Sold by Dumaine WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS interpreting news events. radio and television, plus some DIES ON TRAIN OF ATTACK Thanksgiving Sunday Plans .committee in charge of general be a workshop on drived arrange­ having religious symbolism. MrS. Should Expand Its Coverage 1. That good interpretive writing other campaign project), the re­ arrangements. Each member is ments for those bringing their con­ Simmons will assist with thp de­ is nothing more than good re ^ rt- Hartford, Nov. 17 (#1—Labor port said. asked to bring in a one dollar gift TUUP TREE FARM Fairfield, Nov. 17 (P)—John W. Typewnto' Qearance tainers. signing and planting. New 'York, Nov. 17 fAR—Fred­ ing; that the newspaper owes it -to unions and individuals—including The fop contributions In this re­ for grab bag. Oar turkeys have been winners at the Boston Show In the Ovwi Fla., Nov. 17 (JPi—IbewHe end Ma family have interesta Thompeon, 46, of the Bronx, N. Y„ Set by Church School Units There will be no meeting NoV. Hospitalised eric C* Dumaine, Jr., former presi­ 'Aaaoc&Uad Prtaa Managing Edi its readers to give them explana­ gome Republicans—donated 367,- port came from E. Clavton Gen- collapsed and died aboard a New Mrs. Marion Palmer and,-Mrs. 25 because of the holiday. The Dressed Class the past two years. We prepare ready for ttw avna. that range from akeet shooting to tory facta. gras and George Frankei. Each of IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR Albert Rossi were accepted as Thomas Roberts, eight-year.-old dent of the New York, New Haven tom Aoan. waa told ’ today the croquet, from bird watching and 000 to the personal campaign fund York-bound train here yeaterday. meeUngs of Dec. 2 and 9 will be son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Roberta of 2. Hist the AP must be the re­ these men, who were not further COvontry, Nov; 17 (Bpociol)— 2 p.m. tomorrow at Uie Wome applicants at the''meeting Mon­ A Hartford Railroad, said last 60c Lb. N. Y. Dreaded Under 20 Lba-^ver 20 Lbi. 50e American., praaa ought to give outdoor cookery to fUia arts and of Gov.-elect Abraham A Ribicoff, Thompson, who is employed by the HUSIAND, WIFE CHILDREN on Christmas decorations and High Street, is a patient at Wind­ nawopapar readara a wider variety porter of the newa and not the identified, gave 32,500. - lin g e r Sewing Machine Co., of and Thaakagivinf Sunday will be ob- of Mrs. Herbert W. Love, assistant day night in the district fire­ foo^. The annual Christmas party night he hold 50,000 shares of the Yes! We Pull The Teadons—Deliver In Manchester gardening:" -a Democrat. Among the labor groups making leader. Barbara Doggart and Mary house. ’ - ’ , ham Community Memorial Hos­ of news coverage. Praiie for th# work performed source of the news, and that any Bridgeport, was enroute home af­ ■ervod by the PIrst Congregational Dec. 16 here will mark the close pital, railroad’s preferred stock after the letting down of the bar's on at­ The flguro 'n’sa-filed yesterday contributions . were the State Church School cUumOe from kln- Machie are new .nembers. The Mrs. Edward Schultheiss, ways What the typical American is by the Continuing Study Commit­ with the Secretary of gtate by ter work. The train was stopped AaiED BUSINESS EQUIPMENT OORP. of the class year until sometime Patients at Natchaug Convales­ close of the market yesterday. looking for in hia newspaper is tribution and interpretation would d O ’a Politlcsl Action Committee. here after Thompson collapsed. Dr. gerguten through Pilgrim Fellow- first project tuider leadership of and means chairman, reported in February when sessions wiU be The stock, with voting rights, FRANK HARAIURDA ^ tee and by the association during Michael Radin, treasurer of the \rtiich gave 31.000. Other unions Mrs. Edgar Wennerberg is mak­ 3433 was realized from the two- cent Hospital in Mansfield include something other than police court be dangerous. Stanton R. Smith, medical exam­ 104 MAIN ST. TEL ML9.4221 ahlp. All will assemble in the resumed. closed at 361 per share on the New ASH SWAMP ROAD, GLASTONBURY TEL. MEdford 8-S41S the past year came from Wallace Committes for Ribicoff. It is only included the Connecticut Ladies church auditorium at .6:30 a. m. ing pin cushions and seeing bags. day bazaar at the firehouse over Mrs. Julia Phillipa and Miss Jose­ newa, aaid Frank Eytrly, man­ Lomor, managing aditor of the 3. -That no middle of the road a partial financial atatement of iner, said Thompson suffered a Mrs. Simmons spokS on "Herbs phine Cory. York Stock Exchange yesterday. aging aditor of the Dee Moinca approach should be followed, with Garment Workers Union, the heart ailment. for a worship Eervlce, a 15-minute Auxiliary News the -.weekend. She said special for the'Holidays" at a meeting of Dumaine said the sale did not Mllwaukea Journal, association movie on Thanksgiving and the op­ : Donald Burke, is canvassing the awards were given Catherine R ^atar and Tribune. president. * each story coming from a source women of the Congregational indicate any change in his attitude who declined to be named being portunity to inake contributions town for ntagaslne or renewal sub­ Flaherty, Mrs. Walter Adams of Church In Columbia at Teomans Manchester Evening H • r a Id- Byarly, aa general chairman of Lomoe aaid studies ‘ had been Perkins’ Corner, Grant E. toward' -the management of the the APME Continuing Study Com­ weighed on its news-merits, care­ for TKankagivihg baskets for those scriptions for the American Legion Hall in that town. .y ' Cove n t r y correspondent. Mrs. New Haven’s new president, Pat­ completed with a diatlnct profes­ **r tri, ! u less fortunate will also be given. Auxiliary program for use in the Toothaker, Sr., and Mrs. A. Charles L. Little, telephone Pil­ X mittee for 1954, outlined to editors sional polish. He was Impressed by fully checked and handled. Samuel LeDoyt. She was a guest Monday of the rick B. McGinnis, Dumaine lost 6f AP member newspapers at the Ogden said - the greatest prob­ A Hat of suggested items which hospital equipment for use in the grim S-62SI. control to McGinnis at a stock­ the amount of time and effort edi­ ..can be given include canned meats, area. The group voted a nominating New York unit of the Herb Society opening of their annual meeting tors had spent In trying to develop lems In this respect arose In the ftplts or vegotables. Jellies and committee to bring in a slate of of America at the French Institute holders’ election last April. ways in which his committee faeU highly competitive Washington H w ry 9o Gronff for Holiday oavingo. All you nood for Mrs. Robert Frankland of Add finely cut raisins to steamed "Did you know.... a better newt product. chocolate syrup, cake and WlaUrfront Park has donated a officers at the Dec. 20 meeting in that city. The speaker was Dr. Dumklne said he preferred not the nawa report can be improved. 'The APME president urged a fleld. packaged puddings, pair of crutches to the local Legion which is ’to be voted on at the an­ Edgar Anderson, author, who rice and serve with curried lamb to disclose the price he got for the It lan't that the committee feels continuation of teohnlcal progress A diversion from the workshop propaiing fho bird, serving the feast, setting fhe table* '-boxed flbi^tlas, dates, sugar, cheese nual meeting in January. The list wrote "pianU, Man, and Life." or chicken. Be sure to wash the 50,000 shares until he reported to that too much wordage is being theme of the convention will come Auxiliary for u*e in the area. raisins well in boiling water before there are 3 now studies designed to promote effi­ spreads, baby foods, cereals, fruit Fire Ca. Report is Mrs. Earl H. Lassen, chairman, She spoke recently to the novices associates who owned the stock given to Marilyn Monroe’s domes­ ciency and economy In operations. this afternoon in a panel of lead Juices, ierauMiTies, candy, Oval- The South Coventry Fire Co. re­ Mrs. Frederick Flaherty, Mrs. at the diocesan teachers’ college using; this trick makes them with him through the Amoskeag V tic problems, or to stories dealing New picture receitdng and trans­ Ing sports figures. ,;tine, nialns, huts or gelatin des­ cently received a |1 0 donaUon for LauIs Steullet, Mrs. Robert Noble, in Madison, Our Lady of Mercy, pleasantly plump. Co. with New York school problents, mitting mschings will be studied The three psttellate will tell the serts Other aco-peiisbable items ambulance maintenance. A $5 Mrs. Leo T. Leary. or the like, he said. during convention sessions. Bo will APME group how they would put can also be donated. check from Frank Spencer was Date Chaagod > 5 Too Much PoUoe Newa newly dgyeloped engraving pro- out sport pages if they were ed­ \ Parents are invited to attend the given for the building fund. Leo The 4-H handicraft group will "What this criticism really ceos y ind high, aM d wire newa itors. Tha panelists are Ed program. Miss Mary K Bourn; LeMay of Hemlock Point and his not meet Nov. 24. Instead on Dec, grows out of is a fseling that the trariamiaslon machines. (Moose) Krause. Notre Dame ath­ Chunch School superintendent, will employers. Fishman and Sons^ 1 at the home of Mrs. David Sim­ newspapers and the press assocls- Interpretation and attribution In letic director: AI Lopez, manager be la charge of the program. loaned equi]»nent and worked to mons work will continue under tiens hsva too much preoccupation news stories from Washington and of the Cleveland Indians Baseball Prodacts Party complete the five-ply built up roof leadership of James T, Laidlaw. 'With the newi that can ba'lifted from the general AP newa report Club, and Dr.. Forrest D. (Phog) The Church School staff is.spon­ recently. Dance Date from a police blotter,. and not an were discussed by Michael J. Og­ Allen. University of Kansas bas­ soring a home products party Fri­ AnoUier volunteer not previous­ .The Pilgrim Fellowship of the THE KING OF FROZEN DESSERTS* adequate concept- 6f American den, managaing editor of the Pro­ ketball coach. day at 7:30 p. m. in the vestry of ly acknowledged is-William Kuchy First Congregational Church life," Eyeriy said In a prepared vidence Bulletin and Journal, and Other reports will be made to­ the church. Clarence A. BradSeld Ulk. by John Cavley of'the Kansas City of Csaterbury, time, trucks, bull- semi-formal dance..at 8 p.m. Ip "sas flietal art objects day by V. M. Newton, Jr., Tampa will demonstrate the products. All docers hi;d building forms. Over the Nathan Hale Community Sat­ "TI14 . typical American, we be­ Star. Tribune,' secretary, and by Ever­ proSts froni the sale, regardless of the weekend drain ditches Were urday. ^ -The WillameU Will lieve, has a home, and aometimea H<4ioola of Thought ett Norlaiider, Chicago Daily sise, will be donated to the Church dug and cetnent poured for - the furnish music. Chaperones include ORFITELU’S to paint yourself?" -u'yard and fraqueittly a family. Csuley said there were three News, treasurer. — School House fund in the name of floor. The Woman^s Auxiliary to On'ss vnSole Hangifig Stewart Hlltman, constable; the Tray, SvN blsA with the Church School. The public is the fire company served coffee to ReV. and Mrs. Truman O. Irsland Invited. workers. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hills. K»a-tona golS barStr. Orange Meetlag Smart far • »ar*iogl The WomanW Atixillary will Herb Class “7 The Grange will meet tomorrow have been ^rgamced one year on BANQUET SPUMONl laewtitut at a waN 1 p.m. In the hall on Route 44-A. "Herbs for the Holidays" will be Dec. A„Ih observance of this an- the discussed topic for the herb DURING THE OOMINO HOLIDAYS SataraNan Imvhibla iboring will be granges in- ii^orury, a combination party class tomorrow at 12:45 p. m. at baah allacbaSI $3.98 du( >g i^Kxmville of GnuSy, OW-' TREAT YOUR F A ^ Y ’TO THIS MANCH iiiii lorme,; and Natchaug of - CARPET CENTER’S Meet Tosnoi The execuUveJmard.of the Na­ 3? than HaleXSenraunlty Center'will “FAMOUS DESSERT” p.m. tomorrow in the This is Orfitelli’s extra rich, ice cream Setback Party with a center or pure heavy cream, chock SPECIALS There wiU be a setback party FHday at S p.m. in the American full of nuts and fruits. This is the dessert lAgion Home. In charge will be to complete any meal! X CMf>fi«t)4ola CSaags Charles Raisch and Richard Jodry fL'.' A- of the Xiegion. ^ Truly Hit “King of Froztn Dtsstrts" Trayo, triSi twa tana Work Seaelen galS barSar. 2 makb* l i i The Ladies Association of the laf Saoigxo la a b a i. j FTrst Congregational Church are Look For This Distinctive PnCknge May be purchased at better food and drug atores. n;::: having an all-day work sessioa to­ 32.98 Pr. day in the vestry. Mafatbia tacb t t ' Lew cett beauty, for yeur table' TV Show e*e«aM lyra thaga J. LeRoy Schweyer, director of \ mtib twa taaa §tU civil defense for the town, has said ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. . barSor aa icraN aSga. M -pc. BUNNMR SMTt that the American Red Cross in .4 cooperation with the State Clyil 21 WARREN ST.. MANCHESTER » TEL Ml-3.6950 $3.96 Defense, has developed a program • (Reg. T. M.) • 4 O IFS of First Aid Instruction. The pro­ Styla-wlsH. volug^»«ifb Grants helps you to »et s festive holiday tzble\,. withl a refresher course for those who AT high-styled, low-priced dinnerwsre. Voor dboiee have already, taken' instructions. A Tole Croft bit contains New Club el traditional or contemporary pattenis iaduding everything you'll need . . . A 4-H woodworking group was X Rsnusy Plaid, Countrytide and DeeptoM setsJ Started for boys Tu'esday at the ortiit's brush and oil paints in South Street School under the individual containers (no point EASY-CARE NYLON leadership of Hans..Hansen and For THANKSGIVING - For CHRISTMAS Rbintlirs mixing), a beautiful metal art Grint Creit! Need ne ironing. Everett Barth. $4* wide,pair.Decariter length*. clean-easy enamef; ' 4-H News object ond ebsy directions. The UtUe Sclsaora 4-H Club will holds ah I t Ih. bird make muffins and soup .at their FLOCKED RAYON ^n^s^sr^UI^B$| 9^tlBe^k(s^t meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Johnson on Ripley Withable ra)ren mirquiMUc. 84" lor yoor Halfday ToMa Hill. RoberU and Elisabeth Rankin LA.J0flNS0N PAINT CO. wide overall in popular lengthi. comprise the planning committee. 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Sandra Johnson has been appointed FLOCKED NTLONS to be in charge of the club scrap Self-bastingcoveritnprevet book. Lynn Schultheiss is the Eney enre nylon, dreia up^win- dsvor, prevents scoiiching. treasurer. Barbara .Osrgo and Ann dejgr beauty, 84". wide to the Lovell are in charge of p ish in g wcril t« woH instoHations or foHor- Cover nri(ts in bottom for |jHand-bIo|m, band-cat- games for future meetiiy^. pair, moat wanted lengthe. Fair eompset snd easy stonge. crystal. Gractfol goblet, The Spe^y knee-dle^4-H Sew­ twine, shcibct, cedctail It ing Club will meet a t ^ .m . Instead •d mod* rugs. 8 lb.—68e 38 lb,—8JI8 Alumlnunt Roaster -2J8 :| cordial shapea. Make a set. Roast Rack -8 8 0 Large Raster — <1 Water tnasblm y A LI FE USi GRANT CREDIT COUPONS LIKE CASH 4-Pe. Bowl Sets j gaily daeomtaiaa. Iv C 24 Hour ^ 1 Ambulance FrGtty ProtGction for th* Service AND AT THIS WONDERFUL LOW PRICE 3-PLY WOOL TWIST KITCHEN-CUTE 1.50 J i • CURTAINS •SovH of flio l oom* Mdde by th« world's largest siherifare meker A rkmou8..1-|iIy sll wool twist. Popalar shsdcs of rrey, rreen Sq. Yd. \ or bcifc. First quality. PAW Schiffli-embroidered 'June* curtains are perky. V^ite FunuinpaioN P I I C I To mok* Hm Tboiilugiving Fto$t a sueetu you iiMd SCULPTURED WILTON organdy hat permanent 6nn i»h, sprightly color trims. SIRVICI Hm right eeehiiig •quipmunf. Of mo$t impertandt .50 L. • laiaiedtMely Aveilebtle You’ll know the nsme on sight. An extra heavy aO wool Wil­ h ton in a soft shade of blue-gray. Regular $19.95 sq. yd. Firs' Sq. Yd. 'OAT' COTTAGE SET Bright print* on finest quality percales for Permancnt-finiih organdies Wm. P.Quish quality. 1 . the prettiest aprons ever!. FulJ-cut bib- ? J L Mam St J u n io r MIRRO ALUMINUM ROABHRS live up to thrir nante.^ga . top and coverall ttj-les. PHONE MltdMB 3-S94a j Rufled.eyeltt-^triinined. 2 targe ShM------J.W “N o r t h . I t Lb. Size $6.45 S8 Lb. Size $7.45 FLORAL AXMINSTERS HOSTESS APRONS \ .95 Froths of organdy, frilli of m B ay* . ” Florals and tone on tones in lovely combination of colors. Bq. Yi. pique...in ctilorful prints or H From America’s famous mills. Slightly irregulars.- solidi. Why not huy several. H ' WMtt lambskit l'»e Credit. C'ouimns—Xo Down Payment tody wanner JAVEUPTO50%. 1. . X. • !iew»X®2.*!L Mara than 200 thraw rags «md ranuicmts. Each mg baund aad pricad far Immedlafe eleaiahce. Saa our bargain batamaiif. The very look'of thi* Jacket radiates Visit Grants Basement Toytown warmth, pretaction in. any waattiar. W at#f^epellant-20% nylon, 0 0 % Plus many, many halidqy spaelait. Visit your compitt* eorptf shop right ham V - For BNdos..» : i We have over 3,000 sq. ft. rayon-gabardina with mouton cellar in Maachastar. Wa ara aguippad to sarva yoa. For Maniiorsorios,.. devoti^ just to toys. Wise and liuurieui body warmar of white For Sifts., Jor your own Hoino FULL LINE OF UmbikJit. Sizes 4 to 12. Outstendinq COTTON STAIR RUGS shoppersT buy early while fffggi Velue et Novor boforo hovo you hod this opportunity assort ments are com­ to own such value and boouty at such a REVERE WARE iniS GALORE plete. Virit the Kiddie modest price.' Beautifully crafted for years RUGS CARPET . SIZES 13 to 2 0 . $ 3 2 .5 0 CASE CUTLERY m 1 of rich service, each piece gfiieroutly plated i 9’ X 12* Size I r' Rides. A huge room filled 13 steps, pads, l A A . 5 0 for lasting lovelihets. IN SETS and l ^ ^ ; 0 0 with rides for children. OTHER FAMOUS LAKELAND JACKETS To labor. Complete 'J m w RXFRNSIVI HOLLOW HANDLE INDIVIDUAL PIECES And Up Madam . . . vorsgrtilo IN THE MEN'S DEPTa DINNIR KNIVIS INaUDRD, TOOl T R A IN II^ WOODEN u MANCHESTER . CAFE CURTAINS RIFU RIDER HORSE SEE OUR OUTSTANDING WINDOW Dalwa# mode l,M o o t Noe bolls oa Ibo rofoa WOLF and REAR CUR SCOUT ROOKS W M U y DISPLAY OF FIREPLACE FUTURES Sanforiaed'denims and colorful provincial prints will have you ARE HEREI-40YS* DEft. p f u i Tumith resistunt cheet breaking IVE dtW^OREEN 8 TA1IPS 977 MAIN ST. MANCHIST1R W l GIVI Jiwr G R m STAMPS V T

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•‘OJ I,; / '»• - r /■■■A'- !. !■ \ V-"-' ■J I ^ G l FOURTEEN - ■AWCHESTER BTENTNC im A tD . MANCBESTER CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19M ' f »-iS. \- roonu in the elemantary wing. B U j n g ^ n nominated former Director Everett cheater resident for 18 years and Section Two WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 i J i R t t f i j f i P H t e t ^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 195-1 Page$ IS Ui 28 j Refreahmenta climaxed the eve­ Firato Named Kennedy. Director Jacob-Miller was Mrved in a professional capacity ning. . ,.. absent with the State Board of Educa­ Ihere i^ll be no School today. Reptocto Ctiambers tion. , At M)W ntlC E S 4 Group Will H ^ r However the entire teaching staff Helen B. Solomon, an unsuccess­ The Board instructed its secre­ with the teachers of Woo^tock, Actijig Mayor tary to aend a letter to Chambers ful Democratic candidate for eiec- lust say CHARGE IT! Letter t i Sympathy littir Irag Storwl ^Miss Cora Webb and Pomfret will attend A work­ thanking him for his years of Board'Votes shop at the Mansfield, Training Upn to the Board of Education, lirectors Rescind Vote Voted by- DJrectors Voting Today HOCSS 8 A. M. to 11 P. U.A Hare / Succeeds Lupien w as' named to an indefinite term service. Farm Work Productive ^ School. The purpose of this work­ Ellington, Nov. 17 (Special) — on- the School Building Commit­ Acting as Water Commission­ The Catholic Womana Club will shop is to gain ideas for helping ers, the group named Mayor modern, convenient way to *n>e Board of Directere last Widening df the children to eee the wonderful O n^BA; Mrs. Solomon tee. She was nominated by Dr. .night unanimously- decided to On Union at meet of the home of Miaa Adeline PaXcal Poe and the vote In her Turkington chairman* Of the ■ Rhoppinir. Inquire s t th e o f f i ^ ►provinj Loetacber on Berr Avenue tomorr opportunities school offers chil­ Building Committee Board of Water Commiseioners. have a leter of sympathy sent dren. The program wljl Include an favor was unanimous. , (Main Floo^—Rear). .to Mrs. Harry Russell, widow At Tolland County Jail STEAMERS TOW at 8 p. m. Lenox Streei ’Chute Firm Miaa Cora Webb, home demon- address by Dr. Dayton, Superin­ A^ing on several organisational She succeeds Building Inspector GETS YOVB GOATf prfor approvi; or Stoapproval by of “Skal” Russell, who died tendent of the Mansfield S ta te David Chambers who has resigned Pass R^lution Over suddenly Sunday. atration agent, wili-preaent a pro­ maftera last night: the new Board Louisville, Ky., ( ^ ^ I t happened the Directors, 'v - A proposal that the town Widen Plonetr Parachute aiiiployea are LA PIZZA Training School, observation of from the committee. when Mrs. lola Heckman, 49, bent Be it reeolved the Board of The action was taken in gram on holiday decorations and of /Directors authorised the gen­ ObjectioA^by M ahoney; Lenox Street at E- Center/Street voting today on whether they w m t novelitiea. All proapective new various class rooms In session and In nominating Mrs. Solomon, over to pick up a stake. Directom of the Town of Man- honor of Russell, a civic iMder, to 60 feet with land ^xander to ba rfftreeanted ia coUaettva bar* discussion groups on testing, voca­ eral manager to eign formal no­ Poe, a former member of the Her goat waa tethered at the T ^ e Actibn Restoring cheater, who served fer 15 years as a g r i n d e r s ' members are invited to this meet­ tices on behalf of the Board and to Jarvis haa agreed to donate ran gaining with tha ooai|>any by tlM ing. Mrs. Adam Karkevltch ia tional aervices and a school pro- School Building Committee, said other end. "THAT WHI^EAS.'tolfi Board member of the Town Plenning into on obatacle laat/night when Textile Workere Union otf A iatr- SPAGHETTI chairman of the refreshment com­ grom. The afternoon seseipn approve bills against 'the Board's ■"I can say from experience that Result: One hip fracture. Hos­ Q erit of Wokiis Salary. reahxing that tjie Boand Yf IMuca- Oommisaion. Jarvia insisted thatyCne radius at Ica. CIO. mittee. will Include a program presented appropriation and named Director it' is no political plum." Ha said pital attendants said Mra. Hacj tlon of kaid'Town is dhariq^ with, Funeral senicee for Russell the two comera beyMtaliied at five Balloting began In a wing ot tho IVERY NIGHT ^ Meeting Held by the students. ' Harry Firato as acting chairman Mrs. Solomon has been a Man- man's condition- was good. 'Over the strenuous c^poeltlah of the furnishing of an outline of re- -were Held this afternoon. and not widened to 10 7eet. plant at l p.m. and wlU contiaua The Longview PTA held its TeadMra Meet Director Walter T. M ah^ey,. the quireniente for the Keeney Street The Board ^ THrectora, how- until 6. More than 600 employee first meeting Monday night at 8 The Teachers’ AssociaUon. held only Bowers hloc member School and with the approval V tvt'T, approv^ the widening pro­ are involved in the eleetkm wMeh its second meeting Monday at 8:45 plans and specifications for sUeh posal aubmttted by ' the Town o'clock in the first grade room. the Board of Directors, the Bowers bloc acted because the. ia being conducted by the National CHATTERBOX The parents were able to confer p. m. in the l^ng^ew School. Jack school. Planning yCommlasion 'gt< Labor Relatione Board. THAT WHEREAS, .the School School - Building ’ Committee was i l l MAIN ST^1>I. MI-8-M03 with the teachers and v isited MaeVeigh. president, presented tom iMt night reecinded the "working, slow and we knew IlUng OommiMibn and other ti The union haa devotad about many important issues and dis­ •*t the former Board approvini Building Committee of said Town ciala Mitude to negotiate five weeks to ita campaign to cussed them.-^ ' ■ charged with the duty of trani- (Arthur llllng. superintendent of final plana for th e ,Keeney Street ■ch'oole)\was satisfied;” queetion of the curve at the cor­ unioniae the plant, ita orgaaiaeav Mrs. Lawrence Oemniell iXting the requiremente of .the ner handing out handbiUa to the work- School drawn by Waiter Oabtrec, of Education into p)ans and He InslkteO Illing was In a posi­ Word was received here yester­ tion to .know more about schoola nder the proposal Jarvia would rra at the gates and going Into day ot the death of Mrs. Law­ \ Jr. and took an action which will apectneations fulfilling liich rW- ,;ive the town a 15 foot atrip on their homes to diacuea the leeuea. restore the salary of James L qutrehienta for the Keeney Street than anyone qn either tk* Board rence GemmeU of Middletown or the School Building Commi' the eaat aide of the street and a Flailed T w te Bedai* Springs, Yt. Perry, clerk of the works, to |150 Sehool\pid-'wUh the approval of five foot atrip on the west aide. Although the vJiion haa The Gemmell's were former a week. such plMk *nd kpectficatione. tee.' ■ ■ -''x ■ . ■ ^ '‘Who are we to Aay what Xind The town would pave the new por­ in two previoua attempta to local residehts and had man'’ The Bowem bloc," In' its final THAI;. ^E R B A S .-'the Board of tion of the street and install walks ize the employes of the ( friends here. She has been ill for* days of office approved the school Directors ^ the legislative body of achools w'e should puildT/Ma­ honey aaked heatedly. and curbs at an estimated coat of Bros. Mbeidiery, James Ellia, dia'- a period' of years and been hos­ plans and cut Perry's .salary to of said Town to a representative of $6,096. trict auperviaor for the union, liaa pitalised for many weeks. Funeral about $119 a week. the people a r ^ ia charged with The. Board alao reapfhded Bowera bloc vote recommending The 10 foot radius waa supported expressed confidence in the elec- arrangements are incomplete at Mahoney's vote was the only one the duty of protMtihg the inter­ by Martin Alvord, chairman of the tion’i outcome. this time. She leaves a daughter, ests of the p e ^ e of the effect that asbestos sHinglei/be used on cast against rescinding the ap­ the roof instead of ^toO pound as­ TPC, Wilfred Maxwell, planning He said the workers are diaeetto- Mrs. Walter Hoffman of Jofl’a proval. The action cable in the that the plans, an^specifieationi administrator, and Police Chief fied both with what he eallad the Hill and a son in Hartford who approved by the Board of.Educa­ phalt sCilngles. y form of a prepared resolution read Crabtree ortgli^ly recommended Herman O; Schendel. Rayiriond lack of regard shown employos are members of the Grange as was by Director Theodore Fairbanks. tion and the School Building Com­ Johnson, attorney for Jarvis,’ with eenlorltjyuid by allccad arbi­ EXCLySIVC OESIIN the rest of the family when liv­ mittee for the KeeneyX S t r e e t 210 aaphalt sh^gle* but changed * Voting In favor were Fairbanks, to 290 pO'. nd^hlngles at the re- pointed out that in securing a re­ trary reductjfms in piaca rates. FLEEtE IINEO ing here. School are substantially the same lease from ,First National Stores, 'The company waited until the Harry Firato, Harold Turkington, as 'the people approved it -at a re­ queat of th^Bchool Building Com­ Gilbert Barnes, Mrs. Natalie Mc­ mittee. He then recommended as­ Inc., which'has leaasd part of the peat weekend to make it* oMcial Mancheater Evening Herald El­ Intosh, Dt. Pascal Poe and Phillip ferendum held June 26. 1 land from Jarvis, the Jarvis firm poeitii^ known, and than, in a lat­ S l» Youa taax into their soft, lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F. NOW THEBEFOKE, in order phalt. ./ §8 Mw M p t m n i W w X Harrison. ■ There'Was no comment on that led First National to believe the ter o\'er the aignatura of l^man^ toofortable fleece lining, ana Ben, telephone 6-8818. Harry V\tiXo that the Board of Education radius would be five feet. H. Ford, preaident ana genaru • Ym Scvt mH S m r ^ you'U know why men and Mahohey. .'and Harrison voted rescinding. against setting the salary range the School Building Committ^ Director Walter Mahoney moved manager, told the workers /imy m women everywhen arc choos­ to lerve in tlw'absence^of Mayor may carr;' out their.duties without The question of restoring Perry’s ' O 9 m m i It's smart to save old paper for Harold A. J'tirkington for the clerk of the works back to riginal aalary, did bring' forth for approval of the TPC recom- would be better off withoutXunion War Tri* ing CHICO-MOCS . . . Ea- school drives and, for yourself the from $190 to $150 a Week. General the prior approval or disapproval i mendation but refused to amend and without "interferende from Itoi |tt.tS clttsive patented detign . . . kind that government bonds are yira^ ^vas nominated by Direc­ by the BoaM of Directors, the usaion. however, his motion to give officials free­ strangers.” / IcwTack...... A70 4J0 tor ‘PK^ore Fairbanks and the MviXger Richard Martin made it vote of the Board of Directors of ahone.v said. "If this salary beautifully hand-laced (. . . foe printed on. void for him was unanimous. clear in recommending the salary change is approved, it will be a dom to negotiate on the i’adiua, and Local 6$ of the textile svoikere' M» t.io lt.M work or ^ y for all the funily. October 27, 1954, approving the the motion was not seconded. union’, which raprei)ents the 1,6^ jtoelMvUlc, flB. .. n .U U .U In another action, the Board ap­ range be restored that he intended final plana and specificationa for mosl^^owardly act against the Director Phillip Harrison said rmployes in Pioneer’s parent eon- CMmc^ m ...... M.M S7.tf pointed Daniel Hare to succeed to restore the aalary to $150 a taxpaym '. money.” He charged the BeraM Ptoto the Keeney Street School aa pre­ "We can’t afford to Jeopardise the Realdent Jailer George kchollleld cent, Cheney/Broa„ haa not been RANGE Clarence Lupien on the Zoning week. pared by Walter Crabtree, Jr., action was ."discrimination” in fa­ widening of the street by insisting active in to* <=*>npnlgn, although I OMtir Ttowl Board of Appeals. Hare's term ex­ , Tries To Block Action vor of one/man. Agmej dated October 15. 1954, and the on a particular radius." Ellis sato the local’s officers have pires in November, 1957. He was Mahoney attempted to block the vote of the Board of Directors of Gist-of MMoney’a argument Was Director Pascal Pqa made the By JOSEPH X OWE.VB L .-.v , w .v v been 'znoet cooperative." , ' 4M Mato S t FUEL 0!L rescinding by ctiargihg it was con­ „ ; J . . . farmer. "They get both here. We use of his talentdxand undertook PhaM MI-»^M non^nated by Harry Firato and October 27, 1964, aubstttuting as­ that reatorin^he aalary would re­ motion which the Board passed. Sentence: -days in tlji/county have 30 head of cattle, milkers and the erection of thb pig house. seven directors voted for his trary to parliamentary procedure sult i'n diaconteqt and bad morale Johnson aaid the TPC has agreed jail. GASOLINE find the decisions of courts. He bestos-cement type roof shingles beef, about 20 pigs. 400 chickens Others helped in 19M x^th the C hirr) appointment.. Director Mahoney for 290 lb. asphalt shingles by and among town workers. He said the to recommend to the Zoning Board Thirteen courts ha^ the power' snd for the holiday dinners, 25 tur- building of the radio aetup>.tought, Setback Tourney said the resolution waa out o'.^ or­ only civil en g in e^in the town’s of Appeals that it permit a 10 foot (, R L Y H O L N D der. the same are hereby rescinded. to commit law-breakers to terms I keys." nearby firea. aided in the clea^W The question of .substantial ac­ employ is getting $85 a week. zone line on the eaat side and a 20 ill the Tolland County Jail. Sen- All the vegetables grown on the of debris- In Ellington a fteiv ^ e He charged the rescinding was Attacks Perry foot line on the west. The effect of Has New Leader' BANTLY OIL motivated by ]uat "spitefuUnese cordance With the preliminary tences can as short as a few prison farm are used by the State. disaster, and conatructed a mo. / plans is one which has threatened He charged that he\had never that action w’ould be not t'l deprive Overagea are sent to the County There are 32 cella in block I IIMI' \\) . IM . and hatred., and that la 'mown teen a report of anythW wrong Jarvia of the use of.smy land on days or ttje/period of conlinemeni throughout town." from the outset of the fight over i may be one year. Home and also to the State Prison and according to the .duthoritiee ^Dto.^Piano Shoppe took over the I '1 \'N IKI.I.I the school 16 bring about legal ac­ with the Ve'rnon-Lydall School sub­ which he could build. an average of 28 afilled. Every setba^.toumament lead from the L tncU n in ReiiBol. oils and lofteM "It w ill' only .b-ing us into a mitted oy Perry and yet fawa had To Arreiri Bids A tourist would hardly realize 'V.n™ 4XXSX Itot night in the hint R A A T FAR M dry, cruMy *Un—Reeinot medicetion quarrel and back into the courts," tion. ' ’ ■ ex-.,-! ... canned and returned for con- fifth cell hquses a/tlennan who has 0 8 TEL M Itclull 9-.1595 According to Robb's report to been pointed out to him an^ he In other actions last night, the t l ^ the county a penal InsmuUoa j,uniptlon at the jail, but those sent a bell whicn-x^ -can ring In time weekly aeoel^ of play at tha Red' •oothes flery itch—tivee baby eoaifart. he insisted. Mahoney asserted a Board authorized the general Ijs/located in the town of Tolland home «re fed the residents. FANCY notion to rescind a pretdous mo­ the School Building Committee Is.st had seen faults for himself. \ of emergency to summon the jailer Men's Social €$ub on Brainard TEL ROCKVIILE S-2177 He cited leaking walls in \a manager to serve notice ott tenantlants/ ‘ unless his eyes fell upon the smail Dally Routine from the front of the building. Place. RESiNoir/ro^A^ tion must come from 'a party who night, it now appears that some­ of the old Union School that sign",on the front oi the venerable was ''instrumental in the passage one could raise a question about ladles room, water impounded ok. ti>Ke outset of the meeting, Nothing But Work say that television isw modern re­ the work after a while." Thanksgiving: selection to a list of queaUons reijarding the building group and the Schoql Any defecta in the design, he said, dippers, 1.840; Manchester WaU- the school and its constr.'ction Board had already done so. are qot the fault of the clerk of foliper Mayor/Sherwood Bowers High Sheriff Paul Sweeney, who quirement to keep prisoners' affa­ There are no fences at the jail. paper, 1,835; Town Motora, 1,828. of choice Roast Beef, posed by the manager. She con- Mrs, Mae Vennard, an unajiccesj- the works. .suggested to thk Board that- pro­ is responsible for the penal institu­ ble. A library, decks ofNjardfs-and. The men serve their time of con­ Roasting Capons and iitended that Crabtree has given ful Democratic candidate fbr He described Perry as "tech-; vision be made whereby the high tion, introduces resident deputy checkerboards are also in evi­ finement in the fields of Tolland, Morrell’s Ready-To-Eat pati*fectory answers to all ques­ nomination to the Board of Direc­ nically competent, literate, con- vote getter wouItiXbecome chair­ jailer George Scholtield by’ say­ dence. keeping buay so that the dajfa pass African Violets Hams. tions posed '>y the Board of Edu- tors, last night asked '^rkington iclentloug, and cooperative. He man of the Board and the next ing, "He has nothing to do ’24 Last year when a mason wa.s db- rapidly and once again freedom is _ cation and the School Building If anytliing in the Town Charter has experience (in his connection high vote getter secre' hours a day but work." ing time, authorities made theirs. Offered at Fair MA ■^^mmlttee., or the rules of the Board stipulates with the plans- for the high school) He subniitted a pro|k)Ml which George q’oickty laughs off the Turkington told Mahoney the that procedure. Turkington amid which we cannot afford to .sacri­ would effect Uiat chann in pro­ orda of praise and goes into de­ resolution hsd been drawn up by nothing does. fice - for the small difference in cedure. Bowers said theXpresent tail, first listing the other civilian AMcaii violeta will be on Mle the town counsel and he waa cer­ Dr. Psscsl Poe described the re­ salary.” system under which the ^ Board personnel. “Parreli Stark is hiy a.S- Gertrude K. Rdyner Named at Zion Ladiea Aid Ohriatmae sale tain it waa in order. scinding vote ss the necessary first Director Phillip Harriaon, who chooses its chairman engenders sistant. He handles the prisoners in on Friday, Nov. 18. Mm. WUUam lA tu Text of Resolution action In getting the school built, i voted against restoring the salary. hard feelings. \ the field. The cook is Clem Berger­ Wiganowdki, aa a bobby, haa a fine The toatoution asserts that the He aaid the action is negative and aaid that in his opinion the post Bowe.’s also suggeated that the on and the night radio operator, Manchester Woman of Year aasortment from tiny planta ,to Board ot Dtractors is reaponsible aome poaitive action to resolva the of. clfUk of the, works should be policeman on duty at O ep ^ Clarencs . riziae to Moomlng planta for gifts for seeing that the plarui approved impasse must be taken. iik;tudeO in the Building Dept, at Square might raise and lower the^ ''This ia a two-way radio base or home decoratlona by the Board Of Education and the Poe said the Bowers bloc vote aome titne in the near future. railroad gate now that the gate Bjation along w’ith being a jail. Mrs. Gertrude Keating Rayner,, The fair will open at 8 p.m. with / School Building Committee are to approve the plans "relegatcsl \ ,/ ______■ tender haa been removed. He Fbpm my off ice efforts of all the R.N., supervisor of the Manchester'- fancy work, parcel poet ziyatery NOW WITH tubstantlally the same aa the vote the School Building Committee to 'S44|d$atica show that the average acknowledged the proposal ia un­ volunteer fire departments in the' Public Health Nurses,-^ has been : packaged, *tohlte elephant" artl- of the people, and’ that-the two a position of insignificance aqd man' receives 112 letters a .^'Car. orthodox but said an Investigation county can be coordinated. chosen by Burton's as its ‘‘Woman | clea, home-baked and home canned former groups should be able to Impotence.” And forgets to mail at least that might indicate the plan it feas­ "I ^ppose It might be best to of the If ear,” an honor conferred foods. Raligloua articita apd carry out their duties without Mahoney countered that the many.. ible. explnin\how’ a new prisoner ia 1 Chriotmaa greeting c a r ^ w u m io BEAUTYREST I handled W 'm he arrh’es. each fall by Burton's WDAB com- ^ be on aide. - “First take all hla personal mittee on'' a local woman whose - A social time will be spent with belongings, fecord the vital atatla- work for the townspeople is dake and coffee served by Mm worthy of special recognition. William Sedroainalii and her com­ CUSHIONS hi:;/ tlcs, issue hlnXtw’o sets of clothing, Gertrude Keating Rayner was | tw’o sets of bedVovering and order mittee. A cordial walcoma Is ex­ born in Manchester, the only tended to the public. him to take a bath. After a doc­ daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. tor’s examinationVve w’atch , him James Keating, who were the par­ cloaely for four or five days before ents of five sons. They are Harold, asiigning him to a wWk detail.!' C^en Forum Only Convicted Outside William and Paul of Mani’he.ster; Scholfield’a resume piiTtains to Dr. Fi-anci.s Keating of Arizona men sentenced. Boiind-oWr rases and Jame.'* Keating of Bristol. The "Mrs. OrnypaM** and those a-waiting bond a™ never Keating families have long been To the Editor,. allowred out of the cell block/O nly identified with affairs in the South For thosa who love p u u caU 1 ^ 1 those.- sentenced receive aMign- section of the town particularly, know that tha death ot lay cat, -tn^nta to w-ork groups. and Mrs. Rayner has a wide "Mrs. Greypuse." nm over on the •Much Ip vi.sitors’ sun>rise -t acquaintance with many of those jf highway Hov. 16, will be of in* jaillH: does not carry a weapon. who are. accustomed to call- for her tereat. services or members of her staff. She waa 18 years old and wae “WheH I'm in th^ cellblock there Following her graduation frohi X is a mail on. the outside covering nchester High School, Mra. Herald Photo bom the year of the first big hur­ me. If you carry a weapon Inside, Mrs. Gertrude K. Rayner ricane, 1SKS8. A dainty little kitty,' the table could be turned." er took the nurses' training three-colored, grey, white and ybl- No one. Including Sheriff Sween­ course at Howard Hospital School lowti with small delicate paws and in Pl^adelphia. While there she on West Street. Bolton. She Io v m ey, is quite sure jiow’ old the jail was tr^e< l In public health nurs­ flow’ers and in the summer when always immaculately clean. Only Is. but many famUiar with state ing. For Vw’o and a half years after she has spare time In her busy life last summer she produced a petite Institutipns believe it to pe the gradliatin^She pnvate duty she devotes It to their culture. To­ grey kitten. This fall sha waa es- • oldest county jail In the state. nursing in ^artford Hospital: for morrow at 9 a. m., Mrs. Rayner pecially well and sating nora than A tour di.seloses that though the a period of years she was with Dr. will be at Burton's, at which time usual. trappings are aged, they are well George Lundberg in his local the celebration of WDAB (Wom­ Oh why did sha have to go on ' .raced for. Cold weather la the office. Later she was appointed en's Days At Burton’s) will offi­ that wicked highway In/ront of my painting season for the boys and home, where the cars,V> *o foot See The soon the Walls will be covered night Bupervisor\(n the Stafford cially begin. Plymouth only to alam on their brakee when ov’er'again. Springa Hospital. Her varied experi^ce eminently i TOl'OH M.-4RINE they reach the intersection of "Go<^ treatment and good food fitted her for the p « of super­ South Main. Main, O iurter Oak la what the boys want." asserts and Hartford RoadT f Scholfield, a former Willingtoh visor of the ManchMtor Public Little Rock, AZk. uP»—Marine Health Nursfng Aaan.. \ o w-hich recruiters who signed up a 17- We can only ba thankful that I she has devoted 18 ycW- Her year-old farm lad are' convlncod Mie was taken'and not sdme little: ' headquarters ia at the office on j he’s the toughest recruit in the child. "Mrs. Greypuaa” all her 16 ' the first floor of the new w-iW of corps. They had to soak hla cal- years stood for cleanlintss. ro­ Mancheater Memorial Hospfial. lu.v^ hands in warm water for 30 mancer and deep- motharly cars of, The association la in charge of the minutes before they could obtain her kittens. Not bad virtues tor Clinics, all of which are now held readable ■ finger prints. The new some of us who are not cats. Motors, Inc. at the institution, Marine, Donnie Hugh Jack, for­ Mrs. George W. Cfiieney -TRAtlSISTOR 'Mrs. Rayner Is married and lives merly worked on a .dairy farm. 21 H srtfo ^ Road 358 EAST CENTER ST. 3

"lay o i.r* 1 '^double life” with NEARING AID ★ Opcralsi for only \U a this beautifully styled new nonth iaacad of IH to 104 s Jsy for oid-type vaeinna- lub* sidi! NORTH STREET ^ mi} Lifs-iUit (ouad, truer aid ★ ' clearer thSB ever! ★ The Me "A** baltan iasu a liiil full month . . . so '*1" bal- . Hry...fewerbanerychan(Ml - A - B E D s o f a LOVE SEAT SIZE •"fi 4 |2 5 0 m (SefctSee kmumj. Miftrsa titie Cedi Aacaeted by Ike Csaocal aa PSysKsi We are now ready with the greotest selection <1, Yon. need ilCTer apolofixc for one room that aervea MoGUm m4 RslMMilMiM of Solimene. . (Oa A—icia Medical Aeeectatwa of toys and gomes ever assembled anywhere. I yon faithfoRy 24 honra a day—if it g^ea ho hint II Ssifp# Ordan mul ba dOad 434 CENTER STREET of ita nnending oaefnbieaa. Thia lovciy Simmoha bi aedar meeieedl Visit our toytovm soon. (Moin Floor). ^ aefa nuickally tranaforma into a fnli aixe bed with a eemfortahle fnU aiK inneraprin|r mattreas. Come in and hoc thia new Toxedo atyle. Fabric ia hand- ^ e m a u t r n t p i f o t Most Powerf^ul Plymouth.Ew Built aome boode tweed in yonr choice of chareooi, soir. tt:turTifi y m n n ’s , Power Flow let, dark greeiL niaaet or moan green. FURNITURE DVARTM INT- W i m vill YOUR MIDGET ACCOUNT

ggjwar. >j I rij:-' (■ . y .. r r / \ ., . .-y. ■ J y ’f ■ r . ‘ V- P : ■ A 1 ■■ ■'■ i •' a. • ‘ ...Y X'■■A.*''"— ‘ i-.y ■" s'-:% ' ' M .. f' ;-'vv : ' Y J f'-,- -i \ 'V PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, ^ D N E S D A Y , NOVEMBER 17, 1984 - r V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 ' PAGE SEVENTEEN ning. for a good turnout of friends' namenty and centerpieces for sale. McDonough an«ci«l)—ilv«Ynnd w u prcwnttd at la#tt nifhl'a Sale of the Monday Cliib on Sat­ ants were Mrs. Thomas- Bentley, and W. Harry England, 10! Ch4st- creation Center on School Street Barry Rd.; Dahlen Nevetytte, RFD Oiief Frank Pollack said the fire of tha bag aa to- who. consider Dooley, .reports invaluable help urday. Supporting columns in'' the nut St., Manchester. Cwmeony at ent management has "hitched the would burn "many, many hours ___ _ wara diapoaeddlapoaed oT In Trial court aeaslon. Ka entered a plea of Mrs. David Binning, Miss Esther in which a parked car waa atruck. 1, Rockville; Mra. Ewald Johnaon, (OoattaneS from Page Om ) • company's future to a depresalon." (OoSUnneS from ftg e women g o ^ ' drivere. Mrs. Berna-. guilty. Judge Swahaon auaiMnded from- members of the committee room were covered with evsr'green Brlndle, Mrs. Anna Holland, Mrs. United Methodist Church Satur­ According to the Inveatigating 262 School St.; Daniel H. Wylie, •) more," dine Hoffman asked the school JiMtica Oourt laat nlcht by JuaUca and other PTA .members in ad­ and big red bows, a feyV of. the Howard P. Jensen, Mrs. George W. day, Nov. 20. He added that Avery has a Pollack said preliminary reports Judgment All caaee on the docket officer. Patrolman John Mahoney, 53 McKinley S t; Mra. Michael Re- 1952 when he told the Senate In- "philosophy of gloom and do«nn.” man George Powell w4a hoa- board to hire her as e suhstltute John Bwanaon. The caaaa were were InveatlMted by State Police­ ministering the Mle-'-as well as many handmade aprons 'were dia- Smith and Mrs. Julius Strong. CLARKE MOTOR SALES a car driven by Mra. Violet Hard­ getta, 787 E. Middle Tpke.; Mra, indicate the fire started in the lum­ bus driver. She won' a vote of con­ baking for it. ' .played on screens and Christmas Manohester: Evening Herald Bol­ tenml Security aubcommittee he Avery told a news conference pitallsed with bums on Mth feet. ber yard. fraaentad by Proaacutlnf Grand man Clifford A. Bombard of the Attend Session MI-9-201S ing, 82, 104 Haynea St., waa go­ Charlea Brown and daughter, Eaat had never been a follower ot the Nov. 11 he will fight "raiding fidence and the job. The vote: four Colchester Barracks. Those who worked at the J. W. music filled the air, ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph 301 BROAD STREET Hartford. No official damage eatmate waa While the blaze was still burn­ male members, yes; ions fenuUe Juror, Rcnato Oocconl. A group of about SO local men ing weat in the rear of the build­ Communist line or a promoter of parties being organized to grab the given immediately but ^ e source 4-H AMevamaiit Night Hale store during Jie selling hours Monday Club members were too D’ltaJia, telephone Mitchell 8-5548. ing and atruck a car facing In the ing. a three-alarm flre just west of member, no. W, J. O'Connor of Hartford attended the meeting of the Con­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. Communist cauees. liquid assets of the company." .1 A 4-H Achievement Night pro­ include Mrs. William Allison, Mrs. busy to estinuste the number of necticut Vegetable Grbwers Assn, oppoaite direction parked on the David Cole, 111 Norman St.; Wll- ' plaadad autlty to a o h ar^ of vio­ Homer Fagley, Mrs. Eugene people who patronised the sale but The new indictment, In effect, _ To Wolfson'a contention Ward ' ^ I lation of the rulea of the road gram wilt be held by the three in Rockville last week. The associa­ north aide of the atreet. ~ — -liam Mercer, EaatviUe, Va.; Ralph replaces the key count of an ahbuld. open more stores^. Avery through bio attorney. Raymond W. local clubs on Dec. 11 at the Com­ Gagllardone, Mrs. Howard N. Jen­ were h a p ^ to welcome again tion waa entertained by the Shep­ ReauIUng damage of about |l50 Bralthwaite, 202 Autumn S t; Mra. sen, Mrs. Lawrence Monroe and man.y old/friends from all comers ^ l i e r indictment. Judge Young- said then that "there is an need for Johnaon of Mancheater. He waa munity Hall. Plans were outlined ard Farm Equipment Co., of that to the right aide of Mri. Harding'a Emil Flehke, 30«H Spruce S t; oVhl threw- out the key Count, additional retail stores now, but fined |30. O’Connor waa involved in a recent meeting held at the Mrs. Edward Steele. of Connecticut as well as out-of- city with members in attendance car and about |25 to the right rear Mra, Charlea Deary, HW Buminer 'Among' those who assisted in state . points. which alleged Lattimore lied when cohdltiona are changing aa' a re­ In an accident on Route 44-A on home of Mrs. Frank Paggloll, local from Hartford, Cheshire, New fander of the parked car, belong­ S t he sa-id he had not been a . Com­ sult of the automobile.'' Oct. 17 in which the c$r he wa* Farm Bureau director, and adult making, telephone calls and col­ ■ The gift department ''was in Haven, Brooklyn, Preston, New ing to Robert W. Gordon. 37, 82 lecting Items of baked goods were charge of Miss Helen Berry and munist sympathiser or promoter Avery said he. would like to driving atruck the rear of the truck leader of the animal husbandry London, Manchester and this town. Garden St., waa eatimated by Ma- of Communist causes. build more retail stores but that ''pnaratad by l^anrrenea* Giglio of club, Sheppards and Herdsmen,. Afrs. William Clark. Mrs. Robert J.Uss Elisabeth Brainard whp were Renato Cocconi of Route 8S la local _hqney. . , Woman j^fuses' Ermisch, Mrs. J. Angelo Fre'ddo. assisted by Mrs. William Roberts! "my impression la the building South B o^ ' Also present for planning. Wefe representative for the equipment He made no arreata and report­ coeta are terrifically high."' dglio aMiaared on a charge of Mrs. Myron Lee, leader ol^-^the Mrs. James C. Geer, Mrs. . Janies Aprons and children's itenu were Srm. * ed none were Injured In the mla- .12004^00 Bequest Ward May Oose driving without a licenae to which Thimble-pushers; Mrs. / Ralph G. Hasaett, Mrs. Leland Inscho, supervised by Mrs. Herbert Hutch­ Tonight's Meetings hap. THEM he pleaded nolo contendrr. Hla Strickland, Clever-Cuttera; jiinlor Mrs. Robert.,Richardaon,- Mrs. Wil­ inson and Mrs. August Mlldner, Meetings tonight include the ex­ 14- Retail Stores Granis Toylancl father, Leonard Giglio. accom­ leaders Beverly Tuttfe, Patricia liam Roberts and Mrs. Leonard assisted b.v Mrs. Burton J. Tuttle. ecutive teard of the Coo'peratlve L o^B each, Calif. (/P)—Ibcplaln- , # panied him to court and told Judge Striiidcland, Joseph Paggloll and Wood. ' The food' department, located- in Kindergarten at the Haggis resi­ ingykhe jloean't feel she deserves fo r * Bwanaon ha felt at fault aa hla aon county AgsntyM Gray. The committee is currently the vestibule of, the church, was dence on Brandy Street at 7:30; HospitalNotes 8200J100 legacy on her grand- Chicago, Nov. 17 .{IPi—Montgom­ Adds Kiddy Rides becauaa the boy had be .n told to preparing Christmas no'velties, or- under the direction of Mrs. Henry the Finance Board at school at 8 lother, Mrs. Qementlne Gardula ery 'Ward St Co., huge nail order f e s t i v e f e ll Each clulT will present a 10 FaUeota Today: ...... 1 Hess aaya she’s goin|r to refuse it. drive by hla parent The youth waa minute program In which its ac- and retail merchandising firm The problem of Christmas shop­ f ^ d guilty and fined $5. ADMITTED TESTER T he 52-yeair-old Long Beach whose control by Sewell L. Avery complimments for the past year John Phlllipa. 37 Hale Rd.; woman told newsmen she had been ping with the children will be Francia J. Parent of Hartfon| adlK be depicted. Miss Margery ia being challenged, plans to-cloae ney Martin, 30 Eva Dr.; Mrp: Shir­ advised by her uncle, Joaeph. Gar- 14 retail attorea across the nation easier for the mothers in Man­ entered a plea of guilty to a charge rkylord, who made a trip to 1952 ley Stephanakl, 42 O t i a ^ ; Mra. dula, that her grandmother, Mrs. chester this year, due to the. big af apaadlng and waa flned |30. Bavaria under the International effective Chriatmaa Eve. arreated on Oct. 3 aftec/a Beaaie Morton, Green Uwige Con- Catherina Gardula of Goatlngen, AnSofflcial who declined lue of Kiddy-Rlde-Room that the W. T. Foreign Youth Exchange, will tell valeacent Home; Vennart, Luxembourg, had willed her ex­ hi,-.-name said 14 stores are being Grant Co. has opened in conjunc­ ehaaa through Andover and Bdlton of her experience and show pic- M D r B;..;^ra. Mkrie Garibaldi, tensive vineyards and a amall inn tion with its basement Toylaqd. during which Ua apeed readned 70 turea Hard Top Convertible cloned but declined to ^^ive a rea­ ailea par hour, the oourtv/aa told. RFD 1, Rdckvitlk; Edward La- there. ^ son, He name

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< • V r V , ■ i EIOHTBEN ■ANCHESTEB EVENING B E R ^ . BIANCHESTER. OONN^ WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1954 , i/ *•*'* / a • > /, , ‘ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. boN N , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 PAGE NINETEEN "a baste change in the direetloii this eountiy must keep militarily seefire an Operator’s license and algn fa light of a good driving re­ President Pledges of our policy Is waimated" ih strong and "not tempt someone in­ Morse Hits Cdse who pleaded guilty to the charge cord. Decimal Point Can changers from 4he temple. ment on the qdarrel between Diem view of. wimt he called "UitB to believing he can win an easy through an Interpreter; had the Howard Marti. 124' Whits St. "Chnat.” be eald, /b e d to us* ai end Hinh, which haa peralyasd the ms war.” G>iirt Cases WiU ( ^ t U.S. May R lin Bi-par^san Policy and present danger.’! He lashed On Censure Shift plea ' erased end the charge was fined IS for parking within Cost Toil Plenty whip, but He rtiitMd them never­ government for two months, Col­ out at talk of "peaceful coexist­ At another point, he voiced a changed to failure to carry his op­ 25 feet of a corner. ' theless." W h a t^ r McCarthy does lins later urged the Vletnemea* tp ence” with Russia, terming Soviet sentiment' he had repressed' be­ Robert HIU, S8, 70 Dr, A, erator’s license when it was dis­ Onaea Contfanied Million in in his fight Against Communism. "bury whatever differences there feelers in that direction a Trojan fore: "I would like a little heat to Hartford, Nov,’ 17 (SV-Sen. JVmong cases continued was that 700 Soutli Viejt Nain charged with tlx offenses at ths covered an error had been made. Houston, "Tcx., fttch to the time for Russian' atomic arma­ cause of hla inability to speak St., charged with intoxication, tres­ American Aid He A^ded "they are doing the Dinh Diem in a united front ment and ultimate Communist tion of this'remark, Wilson said taking the stand that the Senate had, four of the chargee dropped neighbor telephoned an offer to Army Training Take TlBMa Mid the OOP leader* expe^ passing, end breach of the peace, against Communism." be meant that ‘if the Russians are should drop censure charges Bngliah well,, hia names were re­ purchase hlk automobile. . aarnglhing to Sen. McCarthy they inttinat* Uiiaon between the new victory. in hia case end one o f those re­ versed and inquirica at the Motor until Nov. 20. diff to Abraham Lincoln.” The U nit^ States, he warned, is Knowland explained yesterday getting more realistic about the against Sen. McCarthy because of maining nolled in Town Court '‘Will you take 11,700 for your (Cohtiaaed freoa Page Ow) Danworatic > contixrfled OmrreM Vehicle Dept, showed no license Others continued were Albert Ditihacg said he was swamped (CoBtiniied froin Page Oae) not interested in training or other- he made his remarks in the Sen­ problem and are not trying to the letter’s treatment of Brig. this morning. ' ‘ , ... Jebb, Merrimack, N.H., charged v.ise aiding a Vietnamese army heat up the world, then we should had been iasued In the name of new car?" h'*' said tha neighbor with requests for petitions after it Yes, take it easy, lady. A biff family WEsh and the IU|>iibUcan M'hite Hotan ate so they would be on record Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. . On a charge of breach' of the with speeding and operating a mo­ eommander, and ROK U.S. representatives k bigger which does not givs coniplete and not.' ^ Athanase, so the original charge asked. ’ was announced that he had been to be confined to hich forei.Tn and in advance o f the White House Morse called Zwicker a ' great peace, he was given a fiO-day sus­ tor vehicle without a license, until Minister Lee Joong- in'ipheit obedience to the FKhiier. takes a lot out of you—and it jnrt , isn't A fresh pledge of Democratic was made. On the chaig* o f fail­ Bums said he agreed to such e named Connecticut chairman. hand in South Viet Nam was seen Dllitaiy pi^y. meeting he was scheduled to at­ miUtary man and said the ques­ pended sentence .and one ysei'a ure to carry hie operator’s licsiiss, Nov. 20; and Blagio Isso, 20, 'agreed South Korea will "Mr. . Diem's government is the necessary when you’ve Rot a good laundry OltM Martta Speech cooperation with the Republican aale, that the nelguIxMr appeared s payment of iiwan loans Francis Cardinal Spellman saya as new evidence of a setup In tend. tion before the Senate in its cur­ probation. A charge of non-sup­ he was fined $8. __ Hamden, charged with speeding it is "none of my businesa" that national government of Viet Nam," Uke NEW MQDEL in towrn. The itory aald thla attitude waa Dulles told his news conference administration came yesterday rent special session is whether it port, mads et the time o f his ar­ few minutes later and gave him a lied forces at rates sei American Influence in tlie coun­ he added. .. made clear by apeaker Joaeph W. from Rayburn of Texas. Return­ John M. Lester, 1», WilllmanUc, and passing a stop sign, until Nov. check in exchange for the UUt and Msgr. Edward Martin has claimed yesterday he believe* Eisenhower'* will allow such a man to be "bad­ rest as the result of a domestic was fined .JO for a vloUUon of United States. The ROJCs have in- try since (Rollins’ arrival. "It ia essential, that ail elements ICartln, Jr.- db-Maae) on the eve ing to the capital, Rayburn said 2': key* to the car. ; - slated on repayment At 180 hwan to know of a five million dollar The general’s presence also la What other household task can yoiH M m forslga policy adequately cover* gered, bludgeoned and third de­ dlsturbence, was nolled. rules of the road. Also, Leonard Kanehl, 20, 23 fund raised to oust Sen. McCarthy in Viet.Nam work together.” Col­ o f t ^ y * * conference. the present world situation and again that Democrats will, not ob­ greed by a one man committee, "I later looked at the check and to $1, which U. -S/^fficials con- credited With playing a part in lins declared,, "Every effort will be out at such smhll expense and w i f l i n d good Martin was quoted aa eayinf struct the Eisenhower program Sentencing of Hill followed a Other ,10 fines were levied Hathaway Lane, charged with (R-Wls) from the Senate because that he knows of no emergency re­ namely Sen. McCarthy.” • statement by Atty. John Mrosek, It was made out for tl7.S0, not rtdered unrealLsUC: 'They will be the decision by Gen. Nguyen Van made by me and the United States results? that to have the Democratic coii- for political purposes. against Allison R. Longstaff, 28, operating a motor vehicle while repaid at $1 forgM hwan for June. of McCarthy’s Catholic Ideals. . Hlnh, Viet Nam Army chief of quiring an extraordinary review. "The issue,” said Morse, ‘is defending Hill, in which he said South Covsntiy, for passing a under the infiuenee of intoxicating 11,700," Bums said. toward s.:pporting a unified gov­ freaetonal leadere join the Repub« A* for the danger of what We’re not going to vote against July and AiigUat and $1 for 310 The New' York Cardinal, in staff, tckdeave tomorrow for France ernment. If we should all go off in Scan ehlefa in their cuetomary something Just becatwe a Repub­ whether the Senate will return to that it might be in- the Interfota ■top Sim; and Robert MokuUe, 17, liquor or drugs, had his case con­ A charge of felony swindle wta Take it easy. lady. NEW MODEL do thg Knowland called "nibbling aggres­ Itself the respect the American hwan for Se^ember, October and Washington for a meeting of after two months of refusing Pre­ divisive directions, ho amount o f weekly legUIative talk with the lican President proposed it,” T y ­ of the court to follow such a 32014 Center St., for making un- tinued until Npv. 22. filed against Ralph WaitUaw be­ Novam b^ mier Ngo Dinh Diem’s demands heavy'work. sion,” Dulles said the free nations, people have a right to have in it. . fore Justice of the iPeaes Tom Catholic biahops, talked brlefiy American aid will be effecUve.” , Preaiaat would 'lead to the dee* burn told newsmen. "W e’ie not course. necesaaiy noise through us* of an The yformal agreement tays with newsmen after a Short call that he quii hia post. truction o f the whole principle of largely under American leadership, mad at anybody.” He said Demo­ "The Senator from South Dako­ Since Hill, according to Mrosek, improper muffler. Although the ffrst UB. fountain Maes. Officially Hinh is molting the have strengthened themselves SoutlyKorea pledgba "to cooperate on President Eisenhower yester­ MOVE TO TAHl’n , the two-party eystem." crats would stand for “a strong ta (Case) should recognise tijat,” supports several people, it was Bari W. Keeney, 03, 1000 Main pen patent was iasued In 1830. A atatswide police order " has ''the United States in its ef- day. trip to consult with the Viet Nam ■'i. against Soviet pressures and that Morse asserted. "He cannot com­ his feeling society would be better St., was given a auapended Judg­ Papeete. Tahifi tff)—The popu­ however, at the White Houm foreign policy and a strong na­ such pens \/*re not considered been broadcast for WardlaWe ar­ to unify Korta, including chief of state, ex-emperor Bao Dai. lation of Tahiti and other islands these measures on the whole have promise political morality and served by soma such course of ac­ ment on a charge of passing a stop rest. Ha said he thanked the I resi­ today, Martin said he had not in­ tional defense.” Rayburn said practical until the 1880’a. ^ Sible effort* through the Unit- dent for attending a recent New Informed sources say Bao Dai will nearby is being swelled by Immi­ tended to' Imply that bi-pertisan been quite successful. earlier he believes Elsenhower have morality left.” tion. V 'ed Nations." But this doe* not kick the general vpatalrs to an And Elsenhower, speaking yes­ . Morse spoke at a dinner to raise York dinner in honor of the late grants from France and from cooperation em ^ not be extended "needs some help” on foreign Deputy Judge John O’Connor commit President Syngman Rhee’a important now Job, leaving the French colonies, notably ■ . Indo­ terday before a meeting here of funds for the economic defense of apeblfied that Hill would serve ths Al Smith, and othei-wise they to domestic iasuc# also. / policy. •X government to accept a.plan with­ talked only in generalities. army in the hands of someone, china. Many French merchants (Martin said It was up to the land grant college presidents, Knowland and Sen. Lyndon B. Israel. suspended sentence and would also out its specific ■pproVal- more likely to take Premier Diem's got out of northeni Indochina be­ pleaded for.a better imderstandlng /• Then Spellman was as’Ked about President to decide oti^a plan for JOhnson of Texas, Dmocratic face an additional charge of viola­ South Korea alao accepted "pro­ the talk given by Martin at a orders. \ fore the Communista took over, NEW MODEL between the peoples of the United consultation with f>eqmratie floor leader in the Senate, also tion of parole if arrested within a posed levels and princlplea for a brealifast meeting of Catholic War Though at first refuaid^ to com- and came to Tahiti. leaders and whatever the Presi­ States and Russia as the only sure have M>oken of bi-partisan cooper­ Traffic Snarled year. ■trengthened miUtary establish­ Veterans in New York l..,jjt week­ LAUNDRY ft DRY CLEANING dent decided would be all right way to a lasting peace. The White ation in the new Congress. Probation Officer James Duffy ment- consistent with economic end in which the churchman said with him.) Housenpuw also expressed support for Several Democra‘.s, however, By Goodbye Kiss was directed by Judge O’Connor stability and within available re- he knows of a big anti-McCarthy OUR DELIVERY NOW EXTEND5 TO The significant meeting was les. have insisted that real M-partisan- to investigate the case and make TURKEYS aources." fund. Martin represented Spellman the first of its kind since the Nov. Ison got into the debate over ship means consultation before a report. The Rhee government has long at the affair but Catholic leaders BOLTON • COLUiWBIA , "coexistence” yesterday when he -p elections when the Democrats critical decisions are made—not Omaha (/P)—How much does that In eight cases of drivers charged sought an additional 10 to 15 dlvl- have Indicated he was qpeaking recaptured control of Congress. told his Pentagon news conference afterward. with speeding. State Patrolman FRESH FROM THE FARM ■ton for its 20-divlaion standing only for himself. HOLIDAY ANDOVER • COVENTRY goodbye kiss given the wife after It eras held against the back­ the United States must either hope Hagerty dted what he des­ she drives her breadwinner to the Raymond LiUey was the arresting army. The United States was will­ "I don't know an.vthing about drop of a controversial foreign to get along ^ h Russia or "look cribed as three major foreign de­ officer. Two were fined and six for­ FRESH AND FROZEN FRESH ing only to beef up a 10-dtvision it," the Cardinal said. "It’s none office contribute to the morning wserve-force. speech by Knowland and forward to-a wah^ velopments atnee Congress ad­ rush hour traffic Jams? feited bonds. of my business. Everybody is a SPECIAL steriaittettt outbreaks of "hot "1 don’t kiicw what you can do,” journed: Ihe Manila agreement Traffic engineers—happily mar­ Pined were Michael Demllia, Jr., free American citizen and t ey can war” between Chinese Oommu- Wilson said in response to a ques­ on a southeast Asian Alliance, the ried men who pleaded for anonjrm- Wethersfield, arrested Nov. 10, DRESSED do what they want to do so far as ' id ^ X a n d Nationalists around tion. "W e both live on the same Paris agreement to bring rearm d Ity—said: "Goodby* aniodches can S21; and WlUlam B. Wlckersham, Admiral Disavows I’m concerned.’’ IIE«W WEIGHT FELT MSE planet . . . You probably either West Germany into the Western contribute to morning rush hour 4S, South Natick. Mesa. ,$37. Three 14 Lbs. to ^ C C i . - 25 Lbs. M E — Policy Review have to hop* that you can ny Defense Organisation, and settle- traffic Jams.” While the morning Maasechueetts driver* who for­ 18 Lbfi. Lb. D D Z C Up Lb. 4 D C ' POLIO COIN BOX RIFI-KD 4 FT. WIDE ' KhosrlandNwo days ago called you have to look forward .to a jnent o f the nagging dispute be- kiss is given, whether a peck on feited SS5 bonds were Erma Moul­ McCarthy Petition New Milford, Nov. 17 The for a eMrehirtg cocqpieaaianal re­ war. X personally hop* that we th ^ n Italy and Yugoalavia over the cheek or a clinch, cars behind ton, 44, Newton, arrested Nov. II; second theft within a week of polio THekte. Robert Hodgkins, 10, Winthrop, ar­ view of admlitlstration foreign cpn.” have to wait ,aay the. engineers. (Oonttnued from Page One) "gratitude fund” \coln boxes was Wilson said.at the same time rested Nov. 12; and Robert W. OVEN READY PRICES . reported here last itlght. The latest SQ.TD. and defonM policy to determine if "It doesn’t take long and there Ask For Prices On goes the Jam,” they explain. Handley, 28, Quincy. 8Lb«. J i l S ^ [ ‘ ISLb*. box stolen contained about $20. Also Harry P. Bingham, HI, 18, removed from the list, said Rear Officers Become But the goodbye kiss had its de­ 16Lb«.Lb. ODC Up Lb. DDC Six or More Turkejra Adm. John O. Crommetin (Ret.) The thefts came less thap a month REG. 95c fenders, among them Capt. A1 Pat- Oyster Bay, and Hal Simms. 39, after a polio epidemic in which 13 Kew Gardena, both New York real-, who organized the petition cam­ Still Fi^h^rman tavina, Sr., traffic enforcement of­ paign. added: "I ac­ reaidenta of the town were strick­ DONVSiU Am ts ficer, who summed up the case: denU; and Gilbert G. Davidson, 26, en. The drive waa in the nature of Chicago, Hi., forefeited |35 bonds. cept full responsibility." W I DO SlU. "We’d much rather have them ‘ ‘I talked with him." he contin­ ii "thank you” to the National FayettavUle, N. C. Cumber­ kissing than standing out in the Martin P. Mensingsr, 10, Wind­ Polio Foundation which it ia esti­ :/■ sor, was also fined |19 for speed­ RANGE HILL TURKEY FARM ued., "and I thought he understood mated provided about $75,000 land county Sheriff L. L. Guy And middle of the street finishing off ing. the character of the operation LONG WINTER a deputy went fishing and hooked argument that began at the worth of gamma globulin for the Discover Error OGDEN'S CORNER ROCKVllLE TEL. S which was intended, but I was (J; a 200-i^lon liquor etill. breakfast table. Love and kisses .5475 inoculation of children and preg-- Athanase Cliche. 27, of Hart­ mistaken." nant mothers here. UNDERWEAR One of their hooks touched a are A great instUntlon.’’ In reply to Bogan’s objection to 1 or S PIECE wire leading to a tree on the bank. Both'^sides conceded no large- ford, charged with failure to Folds VP like Mother's! the petition, Crommelin said; Chemists have discovered It was attached to a submerged scale crackdown on kissing is in "I think the Senate 1s repre.aen- DIAMOND'S copper condenser, and sUll anoth­ the offing. methods for determining where 9-eeee tatlve of the man on the street. TEL MncHBi er wire led to other equipment. opium was grown snd hope to use 109 CENTER ST., MAI Sheriff Guy theorized that the The Senate should vote the con­ the knowledge to help dope con­ Students estimate that as I viction.* of the American people. ARMY and NAVY operators would run off a quantity many as IZU mUlion of the 41 trol programs, r M7 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER of moonshine in the nearby wood-' million mmigrants to the United Therefore the man on the street ad area, then hide the equipment States since the nation wasfound- thould voice hia opinion.” in tha pond. ed subsequently left the coiuitry. Bogan said he believes a "sound, r m solution” to the McCarthy cen­ c o i f ? '’®*® HARMAC’S sure controversy would be for the Senator to apologize to Sen. Rob- ei’t C. Hendrickson (R-NJ) and admit that he was — "unduly Thursday, Friday, Saturday brusque and abusive” to Brig. Jvnlar Mitt | OR TN Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. ■>n, 39, was bundled Into for NEA Sendee (Ceattooed from Page Oaa) Director Hart-y Flrato requeated aa "on the more conaervative aicle ProbtMy time will reveal much New London __ CTiairman Valde any Vancouver Branch Uhrary, Tm asking you...arid you... the rear seat' of the family car.by A/Iady haa recently written to that, 'we do .lot know concerning (R-ni) of the House Un-American the matter he reviewed at the DeC. of the (cenaure) question’’ and felt i you, what are you going to bar husband and alster-ln-law, Mra. through the same "give-and-tc.ke” they can get a hard-cover chil­ T meeting a t the Board. for a diacusalon on too few tWe cause of the changes which Activities Committee .iriay call dren’s classic'in exchange. for.you to ehooM from that Behnett’a action "iiridicated about it?...H o w can ws hold Celeste Strahl. jdevelop. pegetiations which preceded the Alger Hiss for questioning when the Flrato nsadc the au.'geation dur­ the atrong feeling even on the Jeffersonville police handled hite blood ceils, tha causa of this The local deal waa announced ing a diacuaaion of whether the pur heads?" condition niedlcal term fop surprise announcement several former State Dept, aide U released mmV conaervative aide." for the question of who Is a first lap of the race, escortlni from prison. yesterday by John Deachnar, di­ town ahouM inotall a fire hydrant at GARnR CHEVROLET in discoimtlng the likelihood of it. Othefa have asked similar quei- weeks ago that the Soviets ..would at Grandview and Oak Streeti ae Modern Sleep Settee ard and who la not, Watkina vehicle to the Kentucky a i ^ o f a tlona, aapecially on the pofslble Florida Supreme Court says U.S. rector of the Junior Chamber of any compromise now, Thye aaid he ' ended to know why McCarthy bridga. • Then Louisville, lice Corn Seen Staff co-sponsor the western call for Supreme Court’s ruling against Commerce’s Youth CommittaO. Tha requested by the South Manchester thought ‘The vote has got to come rala'tion of tbe low number of white private arms talks. v; ' Fire District dn’t testify before the 19M-53 whizzed tbe car to thq^dioapital. blood cells to the disease lolown aa segregation does not affect validity coUected comica will bo burnod in by ECfiPSE on the queatlon” posed by the spe­ nvestigating committee, but It waa too late. . The main stumbling block to of school bonds issued to finance a public bonflro to bo touchod off Approve Hydrant cial committee. ' leukemia. Of Guatemala Life Ih e Board, acUngr as 0 qunca ,^daughter This ia a somewhaL bewildering Btomic'propoBal has' been Russia’s ....Argentine President Jan Perori Oommiasloners. voted to install the serves as smart living room fttmiture.'by day and converts to gumptioh of debate, Bennett aaid aubject. In reading this diacuaaion "This is the^ first time anything hydrant Previous attempts by the "I am not . saying,” Watkina jtut bafora |:^cMng the’'hoapital. Guatemala . (iP)—Com ia the insistence that the proposed inter­ takes strong new measures against like this has beeh triad in Canada.” full alse bed'or twin beds with two separate Innersprlng mat- he doesn’t know juat when he will told the Senaie, “ that he wee a I hope ail w’ill realize the most national agency be responsible to some Roman Catholic clergymen 8MF Dto have, the hydrant put in treeaes. Come in and see why tha country’s leading decorators general terms and that many high­ staff of life in Guatemala, with Deschner said. "With public back­ file thie third count against Mc­ coward or was afraid. . .I’m leav­ the U.N. Security Council, in which accused of working against hia ing we hope to wipe out tha wwat failed when the Board refused to rave about it. Carthy. He told a reporter ‘he will ly trained inveatigatora are spend­ the average adult using about two the Russians hold veto jiower. The regime. approve because the Installation ing it up to'you to make a . judg­ ing much. of their lives .studying of the comics.” work put the language carefully ment on that.” lout Town pounds a day. Just now it’s ’^In Americans, w-ho have iiade clear Glands taken from dead baby are spiidit jeopardise the town’s legal and ia ’’not going to hurry„’.’ * the human' blood and how it be­ short supply, due to floods and they won't have the agency ham- apparently still living arid working iaition in its fight with William • The . Utah Senator also ' rcr haves. ' Bennett’a announcement follow­ The Coamopelitan Club will meet atorma in October. strung by the veto, favor, setting two years later In young'woman 's CHUDRiLV SEE HLA VINO agvire, owier of the tract' ed an emotional-appeal from Wat­ ferred to McCarthy’s “lyrichii While the government is encour­ ‘The 4 U.N. agency. , City .... Milton Berie collapses in Director Walter Malxmey who ob- “ Apparently I am looking Center Congregational Church Yields, it may be neceseary to im­ A man shot a woman and hlaa* .. Jected that the request came from With what they were going to dp about around me now, aa I lopx qt my Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock/ Mra. apribe the condition in a'hipb the Sponsors of the atomic resolu­ Broadway restaurant following his ■df to death today aa 88 acfoam McCarthy’s statement that the Robe^ W. Rusaelt will present white ceils of the blood (leuco­ port com from the United States. tion are the United States, Britain. television show and doctors at­ Olfford MasoQ, Are chief, instead Cdtnmuniat party had extended "its colleagues in this ch arier, at a lag kindergarten ehildcon group, of mobocraU^ere in„Uie Misa^ Anna French of the Mary cytes) are fewer than normal. One import program already France. Canada, Australia, Bel­ tribute it to fatigue and tension. watched from arroaa the atraet, of from the 8KFD o cenaure, ’ pitality committee Will aerve tea bl(x>d where they exert an impor­ mightv follow up by announcing Halifax. N. 8.. Nov. 17 Public Records and the president,' Mrs. Herbert tant function, particularly in com­ wu. ------the K r^ lm will 'match the U.S. moi’e on to a polnt-by-point dis- The Quebec tug Claira Siamrd sponsibillty W ause they h a ^ BRI NGS YOU Each and every OK Used Car ia honestly While hla colleagues listened W. Robb, will be hostess. offer of fissionable material to cusslori'bf the seven-power resolu­ been used as public ways. Tlie quietly and intently, Watkina said batting infection. There are sev­ ACCKPr RED TALK BID stood by the crippled 7 ,llt-tM described. W a rra a ^ Deeds eral'kinds of white cells: the num­ start an international atomic tion late today or tomrrow. If it Panamanian freighter Stork to­ former Board took the poidtion the Senate should make this a The monthly meeting of the Berlin, -Nov. 17 (jP)—Commu- stockpile for peaceful purposes. succeeds, it may reach a vote in that Maguire should be rK|ulred third count against McCarthy. Cheney Brok. to Bertha F. bers can be coimted and the kinds day aa the World War H Uherty . Every Used Car is reconditioned for safety-^ (jhapin, prdp’erty on .Walnut HUliard Assn, will be held in the studied, the latter by amearlng a ■iet-nin Polnnd and' Bulgaria Most delegates feel the Russian the next few dayg. Ship struggled slowly Into the to comply with subdivision regu­ ‘I t was the Senate who called lukve accepted Ruaeta'e proposal performance—beauty. upoh ua to perform this duty," aaid Street. tounge room of the Waddell School small amount of blood on a glass was put on the spot by the drama­ haves of a bay oa the west eeast lations. A Board vote forbids Thureday at 8 p. m. allde, ataining it and looking at for aa an-tSaropean serurity ron- tic U.S. decision to allocate 220. Don’t throw away those nulritlr., of Newfoundland. the building inspector from issu­ the 87-year-old Watkins, a man Susanna Sheppard to Rocco J. feiwncc Nor. 29, the oflirial East ■pare in apieech and manner. DeSimrine and Delores DeSimone, the amear under a microscope. pounds of atomic material to new ous liquids from canned or home- ing permits for homes in the • Thq Past Mistress Club of Normally, there are about 7,900 Getmaa Newt Agency said to­ fuel reactors around the world. The cooked vegetables! Use them for llte Hawaiian Islands araro un­ tra c t these fine cars "Therefore I ask what ia going to property at 46 Fulton Rd. day. Previously Romania and Reg. 7.95. Qupont Dacron Pillows. be done about it? .Stanley H. Bray to Edward Daughters of Uberty No. 125. white cellf in a cubic millimeter of Russians, who have repeatedly diluting evaporated milk when known to tho-Western world tratil If Maguire tt coi^t, and the LOLI, WIJI hold ita monthly meet­ Cxcchoolovakla announced their challenged the West to match their making creamed dishes. Use them, 1778‘when they were-dlscovarad by hulk of local legal opinion holds NOW ...... "How can the Senate of the. John Kubaaek and Margaret J. blood and there is a fairly constant acceptances. 5.75 1947 CHEVROLET 1950 PONTIAC 1951 CHEVROLET United States hold up its hegd Kubasek, property on Lilac ing Friday, evening at the home of relation between the different kinda efforts to develop the atom for too, for diluting condensed soup. Capt. Jamea.COok. that he is, the town would have Convertible Co)ipe. , Mre. Lily Dunlop, 89 Ridge St of cells. to pay one-third the coat of any Catalinn. / Convertible CoupeX among other free deliberative Street. when plana Will be made for the Damatk Radio, heater. C A O C Radio, heater, bodies of the world unless it does Marriage Licenses In the presence of Infecting sidewalks which might be in Rcf. 10.95. Chathkk Rayon-Nylon Blanket. Heater. C1AOC annual Christmas party of the staUed. For memorable table scuinp for Very clewi. Nice two tone. ^ I V 7 J / power something about this matter?" John Joseph Quish,. 89 . H. club. All members are urged to be germs the number of white cells is TPO Withdrew Objection 71 X 90. NOW...... Thanksgiving Day and every day in the year, Sen. Daniel (D-Tex) said he School St., and Annie Eva Ferry, present. usually increased and counting 8.95 nothing surpasses the luxurious beauty of hopes the Senate wpi substitute 2038 Main St., Glastonbury, Nov. them la often, therefore, an aid in Mahoney last night called on 1952 CHEVROLH 1951 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET HEisLooM* STERLING. From generation 4-Door Sedan. Bennett’s proposed count for ■ one 27, St. Bridget's Church. Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ diagnosis—ill appendicitis for ex­ Martin Alvord, chairman of the to generation, one thing is sure .. heisloom t-Door Sedan.. Heater, 4-Door. Radio, heater. C 1 A O C of the two counts on which the Chester Thomss Avis, Jr., Hart­ ranth. will meet Frlda^ at 7:45 in ample. This increase ia called Town Planning Commission, to Reg. 24.95. Rollaway Cot with Cotton A C STEaLiNO grows more radiant becauK it's power glide. Radio, heater. Watkins comn^tee recommended ford, and Geraldine Marie leucocytosia. OPEN DAILY normanT comment on the TPC s position. Low mileage. ^ I U 7 0 Low mileage. Like new. the Masonic Temple. I t, will be PLENTY OF Mattress. NOW ...... X...... 1.^0 made of the finest solid silver. What better $ 9 9 5 $1395 censure.; O'Brien, 136 Woodland St., Nov. "advanefc” night. The officers will Many cases of granulocytopenia Alvord said that when the town lime than Thanksgiving to start your . Daniel spl^ many Senators feel 25. have resulted from drugs or medi­ counsel, then John D. LaBelle, collection of lovely heisloom STEaLiNC— 1950 MERCURY wear their colored gowns. After Club Coupe. the comMlttee’s recommendation Harold Steven Colby, Jr., Hart­ the meeting refreshments will be cines, This ia a puzzling thing be­ rendered the opinion that the or add the pieces you’ve always wanted. ford, and Barbara Ann Porter, cause it is only the occasional per­ Reg. 59.95 Inneripring Mattress. Choic^ of A A g Radio, heater. C O A C that McCarthy be censured for his seryed by Mrs. Elizabeth Heavi­ 9A.M.to9PJN. FREE PARKING streets were the town's responsi AFe. Place Setting for as littlt u $27» allegedly abusive questioning of Hartford, Nov. 27, South Metho­ sides and her committee- son who geU such a reaction but M hility, the TPC withdrew its ob­ GoM Bond. Blue BbU or Eclipse. NOW... J Like new. ^ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9; Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker is dist Church. t does seem to be a sort of In- jection to the construction of Individual Pieces for as little as ^3^® ’ ."weak” and might aet a harmful Building Permits Mrs. C. R. Burr, 91 Robert Rd.,- flviduai poisoning. Recovery usual­ homes on streets in the tract. PricM iacludt PedntI T « •Tndc aurii #( Omida Ltd. precedent. For alterations and additions to and Mrs. Charles Sumner of Bol­ ly takes place. Agranulocytosis la "The Town Planning Commis­ In place of it, he would like to dwellings to Truman A. Witherell ton, have returned after a 10-day aitd a condition in which the num­ sion realises A most unfortunate Reg. 24.95. All Purpose Chairs. Plastic You may. arrange. GMAC financ­ Carter Trade-ins are liberal—^your pres* see the Senate apt on the count to at 114 Hawthorne St.. ' $500; vacation at St. Thomas, Virgin Is­ ber df white cells Is lessened and situation has arisen there," he FAMOUS FOR or Fabric Covers. N O W ...... 1 9 5 5 ing right in our showroom—easily. , be offered by Bennett that Mc- Frank W. Kopcha at 41 Baldwin lands. and Puerto Rico. They made this is usually ushered in with a said. DISTINGUISHED ent car may be the down payment. Car^hy had shown contempt for the Rd.. $750; E. Warren Hedges for the trip by plane. sore thrhat. Maguire has engaged counsel Senate by attacking the^ apecial R. A. Hoffmsster at' 112 Grand­ So far as is known neither committee. view St.. 11,000. Ben Ears Chapter. B’nai B'rith, granulocytopenia or agranulocy­ Reg. 9.95. Group of Table J^ainps. |* A O STERUNG Z' The Watkins committee. ' com­ To Chistom Built Garage, Inc. will hold a food sale tomorrow tosis is related to leukemia. In the FALSE TEETH posed of three RepublipSns and for John Currier for a garage at morning from 9 o’clock on in latter some of the white ceils grow Thot Loosbh three Democrats, recom,~nended 29 Auburn Rd., 81,500, Hale’s store. wild; they are generally increased CARTER CHEVROLET CQ., Inc; unanimously that McCarthy be N*td Not Imborrast CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS cenmred both for hia treatment of Many westers of false teeth have AT 3 1 1 .M A IN ST., M A N C H E S T E R -r p h o n e M I-9-523i Zwicker and fop' what it called hia B^eM teal ambarraaanent because contemptuoua''conduct toward ^ 2 4 9 2 2 t h ^ lUau dropped. eUp|^ or wob­ (WAlNUT«nNISHlD) bled at Just the wrens tima. Do not Sphate Ellections subcommittee live In fear t t this happenlns to you. that probed hla finances in 1991-S2. UHF SLIGHTLY HIGHER JW sprinkle a UttiaPASinrH, the HOWARD’S One member,^Sen. Case (R-SD). V-'-'tiW*--, aOmltne (non-add) powder, on your et has eince announced he will not H:,,: pistes. Hold false teeth more Urmly. SLEEP CENTER JEWELERS X, - so they feel mors eoBnrortabls. Doss vote for cenaure on the count in­ Yours for only not sour. Checks *^tate odor" (den­ 533 MAIN STREET AT THE CENTER volving' Zwicker. . * ture breath). Get PASmTB at any 53? MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER MI-9-6335 McCarthy, after learning of the nr.' drug counter. A dvertise in T h e Herald— Pays additional charge promised by Ben. nett, said “now they want to cen­ We! sure me because I am defending myself—that ia getting so redicu- $*>.18 loua It'a beyond comprehension.’’ vote ail the cenaure they Want to so I can go back to work,” he added. DACRON TAILORED CURTAINS Aa the Senate met on the Issue 83 and 72 inches lohg. last week, McCarthy said the American jMople sjiouid recognise Reg. 83.98 ' W liK that tha Communist party "has now extended its tentr.cles’’ to the SPECIAL $2.98 Pair U. S. Senate and that "it hao made a committee of the Senate its un­ witting handmaiden." ' DACRON RUFFLED CURTAINS /■-. - He went on to aay he -'ould 63-72 and 81 inches long. demonstrate that the Watkins committee had "done the work of 94 inches wide to the pair the Omimunlat party" and that, in writing ita retort recommending $ 4 .9 8 P a ir his censure, it tad "imitated Com­ V. ABTH2Vae”i CONTINUED TO SURPASS OUR GREATEST EXPECTATIONS, THERE ARE STILL PLENTY munist methods." 45 inch** long ...... $ 3 .9 8 McCarthy never delivered the 54 inches long ...... 54.49 /■ g r e a t BARGAINS! AGAIN THIS WEEK WE.HAVE HAD TOtLOSE OUR DOORS FOR 3 DAYS TO RE­ speech to the Senaie. He gave ad­ vance copies to newsmen and then ARRANGE AND REGROUP OUR STOCK, AND HAVE SLASHED PRICES EVEN LOWER THAN THEY WERE! HURRY IN FOR THE GREATEST had it printed in the Congressional DACRON TIERS Retord the next day as a state­ SHOE-SAVINGS YOU EVER SAW.-READY TOMORROW AT 9:00 A. M.! ment. Ail white. 30-38 Inches long. Referring to this' undelivered ^eech and noting that McCarthy r • $ 1 .9 8 had called him (»wardly,’’ Wat­ kina said that if no other Senator Valence.s to match 9 8 < offered a cenaure count baaed on BOYS’ AND MEN’S SHOES The Talk we 4 >eech, then “the man who haa /: c»ward from Utah PERMANENT FINISH CHILDREN'S SHOES RUFFLED ORSA(NDY CURTAINS OXFORDS 'J i Sill Of The Town SLIPPERS Sen. Bwin (D-NC). a member, 84-83-72 inches long. Reg. 82.69 \ •k n id AG would not h^vo fGvorod DRESS, WORK ® / 51 Goufe, 15 Denier any special committee member fil­ $ 1 .9 8 P a ir Re . 1.19 Poir ' ing the additional count but he 88 9 aaid "I think It ia a fine thing for aii SPORTS ^ ^ 8 8 Wemen's 6 6 ^ n a te * *'** before the 1 Fobries Et^n, who had accused Me AND Carthy of besmirching any Sena­ ST. MARY’S VIRGIN tor who criticized him, said he was ' i WOOL None Higher! Save Up To 4.07 Per Pair 1 unable to aee any baais for a com- CAFE AND TIER SAVE UP TO 5,07 PER FAIR BLANKETS CURTAINS Bridgca emphasized, however, 72 X 99.. Values to 81A96. Plain colon and figured: Women's that compromine efforts haven’t THIS WBJEK ONLY $13.95 SUPER.V PLUS Sheepskin abandoned. But he Miid that $1.98 Pr. n/i

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1 2 • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 " i ■ ■ . ■ ■ r ■ ■ ^ ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER^ IT, 1954 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB Handy Cobbler Apron Juan, for tllB KM di** Apn^r to PrtvtoiM Ptinto An entira room In OBANITs Sense and Nonsense TOYLAND is now devoted to Food ond Drink KIDDIE RIDES featuring a big n Bargains new 10-seater Merry-go-Round Your Yarn ACKOM bOITN Maiiy of the people who get proposed t* 3 girls, told my boss plus k" viHety Of other joy-giving UiQU into trouble every time they turn what I think of him, aind sold my rides at lOe -aadu Let the children I Chines* drink IHardy n u u around are women in cars.— Dan car!—; Geo. Wolfe, American M*g. Listed by enjoy the carefree camix-al fun D. M. C. CroclMt 4 Food seasoning beroint □ u u Bennett. while mom and dad look over the S Give forth ' □ □ □ Hirer exciting line of TOYS, the largest toM, Tatfhn TkrMrf M # g Ostentatious > SUtement u aia Paying aliipony, we read, la like selection ever, at W. T. GRANT Emiwoidery show u r j t j The banker politician summed meeting inatkilmenta on tba ear 13 Measure *( 4 Dinner' court* CO. 5 Wing>thap*d ' up his candidacy speech with after the wreck. type (pi.) k i Im these words: Abo lonMit YcNot, lorw z 1 lisi Instant puddings sre a wonder II Century plant L. ■ 4 Politician—’The a^ret of suc­ ITie beat thing to take when Older Your Holiday Turkey not No PnoRM Kn9t m 4 14 Operatic solo 7 T l|A Tweedmoor Yam I* New if you've forgotten to make des­ 7 Number cess is this. ' Can yon'iearn money yqu're down 4a the license number. Native-grown Connecticut CA­ Apron Magic Portable Radios Antomatio Coffeemakera sert. But they do not keep— Tlogo Yams. 15 Btd's sibling 8 Peeling tool 38 Eagle’s nest 40 Ledger entries and can you save It? ' \ —AI Spong in 8ATEVEPC1ST. PONS and TURKEYS, plump, If you custom-knit dresses, • Tiny in six* but powerful In per­ Does the aroma of freshly even overnight Ifl Male fnlcont 8 Russian dty 37 Satisfaetdry 41 Gilt .recipient A shabbily-dressed mks) arose meaty and fresh, are available at skirts and sweate-.-s, you’ll be formance are the many PORT­ pleased to know that high-fash- brewed coffee lift your spirits? 18 Club buyer of 10 Small amount (slang) 43 Nuisance from the rear of the audience and Old gardeners never die; they the LYNN POULTOY FARMS, ABLE R.YDIOS how showTi in Ap­ This Thanksgiving serve cup after Canadian Wallpapers. AT THE SAME M IC E food and 11 Ago ' 38 Toward the 43 Opposed proudly held out a dollar bill Just spade _ away.—Bridgeport 505. Main Street. Freshly-killed Ion tweed yams are available in pliance Dep’t. of J. W. H.AIJE cup of clear fragrant coffee with SHERWIN-WILUAMS CO. 719 drink 17Expunger sheltered side 44 Pace Man (happily)—I can. sir. iTjls (111.) Leader. - . ^ and fiavorful, you will find they Yarn Dept of J. W. HALE OORP. CORP. Excellent gift suggestions Mall St. is now stocking an excel­ YOU'D PAY of tfcoMIU 30 Rent again The BEAR BRAND ' TWEED­ an AITDMATIC COFFEEMAK- 18 Sag*Sager 38 Fog 48 Equips Is the dollar I got when I voti bake fork tender. Capons weigh for grade schoolers. College stu­ EB from Appliance Dept, of J. lent line of Canadian and Amer­ 31 Free les* vases 31------cut pork 47 Feminine for you a year ago. 7-9 lha. MI. 9-8098. MOOR YARN is an exquisite new dents, for the kitchen or rumpus' ican-made WALLPAPERS, truly 33 Persian poet ISOAt Comment on a glamour girl in a knitting yam 70% wool and 30% room, do reserve your favorite W. HALE CORP. Enjoy Amer­ Susem liatos KoltfiiKiaiid If4fle tsits at the chops, appellation (etlevision show: "What an ave- ica’s favorite beverage at the peak an excellent q-. allty for the moder­ 34 Places table head 33 Fanatical 48 Kind of duck I t doesn’t take long for a man nylon at 59c a one-ounce skein model and color on LAY’-AWAY ate price. If winter decorating is Art N— 4ioworii SyppHos 34 Blackbirds o, . . niilg gown! You couldn't tell Never throw away celery tbps. In soft shades of Rose Mist, This- BI.AN. One particularly vertatile of full-flavored goodness. Just the 38 Walks 80 Golf mound with push to pass, the person who wheh^r she was Inside trying to They give wonderful fiavor to stmngth you like best with a on your agenda for the holtdav*. cuckoo (ainily has nothing but pi '~' tletone, White Heather, Blue Naxe table model includes modem lamp do see the many attractive color Hack Towel Rage la beaattfWi 37 Eccentric get dot, or outside tnring to get roast meat or poultry, stews and and Grey Mist. wtth'lra.>^ base for books or plant. SUNBEAM Gaffeemaster,. O. E., pattern* and c^ora. Also nt- liV.” ^ ■ stuffings. a UNIVERSAL or a 5IIRRO- conobinatlqns and patterns for whe*l r-1 \ r r 1 r"r r V It will wake you up gently to mu- every *>11 area in your home, to traettse and colorfnl Sewtog MEkeh Two old friends m t after a Holiday Neckties sic. M.ATIC, Set the dial for Uni­ Stands. ^ long time, and one w u startled Dinner wka a little late. A gueat Baking Equlpniept create any mood you prefer be it 33 Orange flower F i 1 NEW LOTS OF TIES are dis­ formly perfect coffee, it keeps st restful or spirited. oil - - at the change in his companion. asked the hosteaa to play some­ If the invitations have already, played every day for (Thristmas Gifts of Furniture the right drinking temperature What Yon Don’t See Hena Friend—Why, George! \,W hat‘s thing. Seatnig herself at the been extended for Thanksgiving shoppers at CHENEY BROTH­ Adding a new piece of furniture automatically. Cbooee From Onr Compleia . 34 Needier r~ r the matter, what’s makina you Don’t wash eggs before stor­ 35 Fruit piano, the good nmman executafT a dinner at your house then you ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. to the home spreads'.meAioriet of (DataloE DeBvery la 8 Oaya. look so old? “ . Chopin nocturneN^th pre^sion. need only check on yoiy equip­ ing. W’ster takes off the protec­ 34 Girl’s name r~ W. There are Foulards, Reps and the Christmas season over many VUIt Ward’s Toyland tive film that keeps out air and Georg*—Trying to keep young. She finished, and ^ e r e was still ^ ment to .^siire a memorable Wovens, also a new display of Bow months. WATKINS, 936 Main St., So much'potential happiness is FREE Instructions la aar 37 Insect eggs Friend—Trying to keep young? odors- bamboo room with eiach par- TOVegeUble y B an interval of wahfng t* be fe'aat. The Houseware Dept, of Ties. has gathered choice accessories captive in well-stockedTOVtA.ND m George—Yeah, nine of ’em. bridged. In the grinTNailenca she 3. W. H.AL ECORP. is well-stock­ for the home in popular price of MOUfTOOMERY WARO COM- ..chaoe; the same given at a 40 Passage in B ed with ROASTERS to accommo­ Gift* to ple««e “Her** 4Hght eharge If purebaae Is the brain W/ ITfr turned to an old gentleimui on her. Those do-it-yourself Jans often ranges for gift giving. There are P.ANV. There are DOLLS to WILR06E DRESS SHOP. 801 The moat reliable thing abou.bout ight and said: , \ date your turkey up to 24. lbs. get paint dr varnish on Uielr work, End Tables, Lamps, Pictures, treasure, well-equipped KITS for mano.elsewhere. Honrs: Mon­ 41 Underworld sr r SL 0 some people ia the asaurance that The ■ Wear-Ever aluminum roast­ Main St. is well-stocked'* with a day ibtxmgh Saturday 8:45 g ^ ^ostesa—Would you llk ^ a so- • clothes. While the stains are still Hassocks. Wouldn't a lovely new realistic baking, cooking, clean­ YUUCTIDB GIFT LINE to please they will be unreliable.—P. K. nata'^fore going in to "Well, if they were ao innocent, play .for everyone. -S , Young man (to draft board) — how did they kno# when to kle\with grated Cheddar cheese toys; older girls like to sweep and Gift Idea.s Ominre For this pattern, send 30e in Bdt you can't turn me down—I've blush?” ■-and W prika and bake. Delicious keep house, so many well-equip­ A romantic and fascinating Quick and delicious lunch; Add coins, your name, address, size wHb^wmps or salads! ped kits are available. ELECTRIC GIFT is dispisved at the drained whole-kernel corn to eggs desired, and the pattern number to BUGS BUNNY TR.AINS, also BICYCLES, in addi­ .SCANDINAVIAN CRAFT SHOP, as you scramble them and .serve SUE BURNETT, M.4NCHESTER AngelNchimes from. Sweden tion to DOLLS, CARRIAGES and 113 Main St. Hand-carved'wooden with crisply-cooked bacon. Serve EVENING HER.ALD, 1150 AVE. . This Christmas center your KIDDIE FURNITURE. Make your blrd.s make delightfuL atocklng with hot buttered toast. AMERICAS. NEW YORK 36. N Y. holiday tabled-qr bufr«(f with a selections before you become too Here is an apron with magic — fillers; then there are important The latest issue of Basic Fashion — fall and winter '54 — Is color­ Swedish A N ^ ^ .. CHIME from rushed with holiday details; use wear it for tea-timi.vthcn simply and impressive gifts for Decem­ Nylon Tricot Slln* and Gowns LAY-A WAY-PLAN, button-on the bib and you’re ready ber weddings a.s Swedish stem­ ful. stimulating and' a complete HARRISPN’.S, M9 ^ i n at. En­ 83.98 guide 'in wardrobe planning for a joy tinkling "an ^ l muMc* as the for kitchen duty. The attractive ware. Gense Stainless Steel, deli­ Unbelievable as the tinv price stamp-on flower trimming Is added new season. 25 cents per copy —• heat from 4 candlM caiise,^ angles Efficient Hair Dryers cate Porcelains. Captivated b.v the tag appears, it is. nevertheless, send for it now. to revolve and strike brass bells Avoid danger of head colds this with a stroke of your iron. (Ideal pleasant atmosphere of this unique ■for Christmas-giving:) trut that at BLAIR’S, 7.57 Main with their. wandsX Tiny red. winter by seating yourself under .shop, do plan to see the enchant­ St. Opaque NYLON TRICOT a GILBERT HAIR DRYER to . Pattern No. 2376 contain.s tissue ing CHRISTMAS CARDS flown Two-for-One Special hearts are intcrchan^sble for for apron; material requirements; SLIPS and GOWNS are onlv uie on otheroccasions ks Valen­ spee^ tip winter shampoo routine. from the Old World. $3.98. Petal soft and fast dry­ Two-for-the-prlce-of-one Is : sewing directions; color transfer— Thanksgiving special at the M.\N- tine's .Day, $3,39 complete. The In th> Appliance Dep’t of J. W. 10 flower motifs. ing. these pretties are frothy with model with biiilt-liv music box is HALE C)QBP. reg $15.95, now Send 25c in Coins, your name, Time Out For Reaiit.v lace, beribboned and delicately CHESTER C.4RPET CENTER. $7.98; , Extra' red and white can­ v''.95 js as a .versatile gift pouring address and the Pattern Number Wanting to appeir lovely and trimmed, a happy Ch-istmas'gift 308 Main St. Get a thick resilient dles 2Sc a box of j2. out hot or c^Ol^ air to dry chil­ to A.NME CABOT. THE MAX. attractive to match the exciting choice. Several styles in pure F A D F B E E when you buy a dren's hair, youXflqgernail polish, CHESTER EVENING HKRAU). moods of the hoHday season Is nor­ white, soft blue snd blushing 9'xl2’ COTTON RUG. It's a $34- Your sterling silver hollow b".l)y’8 underwear krSknylon pret­ 1150 AVE. AMERIC.XS, NEW mal Waste no tinte in getting to pink. Skip in tomorrow’. .50 value nowr specially priced waretoah do double duty. A pretty ties. Of durable malibgM};^ colored YORK 36, N. Y. jTIlE SCHi:UTZ BEAl’TV SA- $29.00. Two luscious colors, clear silver pitcher can be used for plastic, complete wit^adtju^table The colorful 1954 Needlew.irk Al- jl.ON, 983 Main St., where every bright Turquoise or Rose. Ideal flowei*; cold meats look attractive I beauty problem receives personal ■You can get more cream out for bedrooms. • stand, freeing your hands^for knit­ I bum contains 56 pages .if lovely of milk if you heat it lukewarm on a sliver sandwich tray; a silver ting if you v4sh, a hair dryer gift I designs, ''how-to'' lections on I attention. Hair is expertiv shaped sauce boat may be filled with tid­ and then chili it suddenly before .\nnther Thanksgiving Special will win you her gratltud^G lfl neediework, helpful ro^m'iii'u.stra" I thinned; flattering styles are skimming .the bottle. bits served with a first-course bev­ boxed. tlon>-and directions for 9 gift pat- ® nstiirrl look- The MANCHESTER C.YRPET erage on days when sauce is not tems 25 cents ' PER5IANENT WAVE will CENTER. 308 Main St., offers on the menu. Theres a latex-alkyl paint ' see you well into the New Year. Roto^Rroll "too” C.4RPET AND CUSHION SPE- that will make one -ieetion of MI-3-8591. Not only for Thanksgiving, but CI.M„ both for the price of one. Free Installation on Dryer Junior's wall a chalkboard. It \ Silver Serving Plcr-es for years to come, the ROTO- Buy any lovely carpet' of your Say "goodby'' to freexing can be cleaned with s.iap and Set your Thanksgiving table fo$ Food new's; you can buy froien BROIL “400” is your mealtime choice and get the cushion free. clothes Tines, chapped hand.s and water, comes in many colors. a h a p ^ holiday moinl bv viaiting .shrimp that have been graded, Houdini. Efflcientiy and quickly it An excellent opportunity to save MATHER’S AT THeX uENTEB grill*, fries, broils, rqs.sts and bar­ dryinif delayk when you own a ■- peeled, deveined and put into while adding new underfoot beau­ O. El DRYER, $149.95 now IN­ Marlu . , „ inland where choice SILVER SimyiNG eight-ounce packages. Handy to becues complete meats or quick ty in time for Thanksgiving re­ STALLED FHEE for limited time Superlatives like ^ g e s t, best, PIECES are displayed. Bring The have on hand to Use for a shrimp snacks. The Appliance Dep't. of unions. by Appliance Dept, of .1, W. H.\I,E lowest price come to mii)d in tell­ festiver c,:, turkey X ., to .. the table on »a .'-r'f'ktallcocktail as a first course. Or haat J. tv. HALE OTRP„ seU this CORF," 'Clothes dry (mft and ing you of the game aswrtments regal Silver Well-and-Trce Plat- iKe shrimp with s cap of stewed kitchen helper on a spacious 3-tler Rosy apples make a delicious fluffy ready to be folded and put in the wcll-stockcd TOVLAND at ter; use a gleaming Covered Vege- torhatocs — and- • serve over rice as cart to add storage space and serv­ dessert to serve after a pork roa.st. table Dish to serve two fo ^ s a mairi-'cour.se. ing -convenience wherever you away in minutes. Invite the G. 51.\RMm"a, 867 Main St. There is handsomely. You'll thrill to the choose to eat. Other portable tables Cut peeled and cored apples into E. (wins, the WASHER and DRY­ 5o,-n-:thlng to entertain and amuse thirds and simmer in a sugar ER into your home; they can lovely uncluttered Unc.a of Interna- from. $5.95. youngsters from 8 to 80. Shop tiornil's one-piece Gravy Boat and Festive HoUlay Table Settings syrup tinted pink with red .food make life A a ^ r fok you. , early before aisles get crowded. Tray which prevents disastrous You can .scleet the lovely coloring. Serve warm nr chilled CHINA snd STERLING SILVER Launclry hint: bluing is fine to with whipped cream topped with ------... .1 -. r,;.-----^______sliding. Sugars and Creamers also ii.se to nieutralize the yellow tint of toasted nuts. ' Bread Trays complete the picture. you’ve always wanted .to grace your Thanksgiving table from the white fabrics and. make them ap­ FTtANCONIA- CHINA in a wealth pear white. But be sure to read Fnilt Cakes and Pies of color and pattern teams beauti­ manv on dlsplav at SIKMAEL’S the label on your bluing to nee if fully with crystal clear STEM- JEWELERS. 958 Main St. Yon Candled fniltsl nuts and fra­ will find china by I.,enoX. Doulton, It contains iron. If it does. your< grant spices carefully blended WARE to create a table setting of clothes must be thoroughly rinsed with finest Ingredients makes the < GUSTAFSON'S rare distinction. Havlland, Flintridge. Ro.senthal to remove the la.st traces of soap ...... •''**'*T C.\KEH from t h e p in e and Syracu.se; solid silver by before bluing is added. Othenvl.s189.95. $169.95 ' spoon of grated orange rind; add prevent qulcit drying, it ia powible It liu 8 gooi look. It hts a I the drained aliced cooked carrots to wip# these overstioes clean and DAFIO.5—10.5 Super. food fccL The iecret{->die I and simmer until piping hot Add dry inside and out quickly and salt to taata and serve at ontt. thoroughly. Even tiny toddlers can Was 1349.95. $279.95 •oft. flexible cpshiota that is manage to pull these well-designed the Magic Sole,.. the nisfic F'rigidalre Raageo boots on. (iood looking and com­ DAF12.5—12.5 Fally Autoaatic CHRISTMAS, LONG PLAYING ALBUMSII "She” will be deeply thankful on fortable they are guaranteed to -4(k^ of. «Ridcizinf tW November 25th for a gleaming por­ withstand rugged wear. White, red, , Defrost. W *.a $449.95. - $349.95 gie4s intb your foot. And celain FRIGIDAIRE Electric blu*. Infants sizes 6-12, Children's WHITE CHRISTMAS • • * * OriqiRol Cost RANGE in Stratford Yellow', Sher­ 13-4 * 1 if this weren’t enough, wood Green or White from B. D. yoik i^ dretiy midway bed MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS .. PiHcy FolHi I PEARL’S, 649 Main S t 171* large Eater tbo C-oateot . Several others at like roomy oven accommodate* 'the Win valuable prixes for your boy tksft.^|ood fashioa. SONG OF CHRISTMAS Frtd WoriR^ heaviest turkey you can buy. .* * * or girl In Rexall conteat now in ^rgain prices . - * -f . * •,- • ■ TO WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS You'll enjoy a Thanksgiving feast progreso-untU CJhristmas Eve at every day of the year. THE FINE PH.ARM.ACY, 6 « Cen­ • ***s*****>/ftr^ * • • R. C. A. VicTor FomHy ter St. Simply fill out a NotUna- PAY AS UTTU AS %1JOO WEEKLY • *•-••• • * • • Coraucoplas and M'lae Rasketa tion Blank at the store slnd then In your dining room or on a hall let the votes pUe up for ao*>e lucky table, visual&e an imported willow boy or g i i l .^ e 16 or u n ^ r. One '. • * * ** ** « •* * * * ' CORNUCOPIA or WINE BAS­ voting coupon given wUh each Ic • fmM** b ifc*« KET beautifully hand-woven and purchase, two' voting coupons with flUed with an artistic arrangement each Ic itexaH r rod.uct, Neigtoora. I N CO R PO R A T ED of coIoHut autumn flowers.-MlLl- friends, and relativgS'will wter Potterton’s * M*sk8*i* • RQWCiKI, THE FLORIST,'"89K into the spirit of fU|i> and ^mpeti- Main S t, will c’reate,delightful de­ tioh to- produce a wrlnner. Two de­ Mandiester’s UtTgest Radio, Teleyiaion, Record aad FURNTORE and MUSIC . HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE signs perfact for your hoU'day «n- luxe Oriumbia Bitycles are first -e AppUaRC* Stord ^ •-.Sh • • « ******r^* 743 MaiR St. i0r*«n ^taRipa Given TeL Ml>3-^5(680 tertainlng. or to bring your hoeteas. prises plua many other valuable OPEN TIL'NOON ON THANRS- awrards to runner up*. Regioter ISO Center Street. . . Cerser ef QIY'INO B ^ r . ML 9-5368. ' .tomorrow. . ■N. -4i •-1 ’ ■ ■; ■■ ■ tWENTY-FOUB ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954 PAGE TWENTY-PIVI THB I ^ . Herald Angle Road Race Twm E x p e c t 7,000 DE MARCO CARTER: NBA Bullets Given 48 EARL W. YOST Trotters in New Haven Friday Night At Cow Palace fiparto Editor lis t of Entri^ ^Swells Happmess Transfonned Hours to Raise Money VETERANS STILL ACTIVE <«Tom Henderson. Maybe Coach Two veteran National Hockey * ®'’***‘ In Title Bout To 41 for Biff Event •F.C LKAOl'E , ~ __, ^ leader like Yale did several yeara . 'A""' CRl'MCir'LKAOl'E Giants into Grid Winner ~New York, Nov. 17 (iW—The League performerr with the Provl- Dick Yaeger was In* Pasaal'i <4) „ , 8«. Mary'* <6) Baltimore Bullets today were given - Patanl, Jr...... 106 i09 103 .317 Nfl.on ...... -.118 iza Ban rrmnclsco, Nov. 17 ch*rc*yk .. ... IIS 107 S8 313 at the shift of two American tMun waa lUso entered from Provi­ Abraltl* ...... - 92 1<9 99 310 Zmwlatuw*kl .. .85 86 81 352 Howell, who took over attar who reeved him of the title 10 135 lb s ./ WEIGHT 13 5 lbs. of the morning, and .although coach of the Reds. Saturday night: — H. Grsyh ..... League and one National the - Reds will again visit the: Fight predictions from this cor- dence Collefe tor toe Thanksgiv­ Low Man ...... 83 S3 83 235 . M IM 102 300 Stetre Owen roeigned, soya bla montha ato. Lengue franchise In the last neither issued a statement, a ing morning classic which In past A. Rubacha ... lOO Its N.,S31 5Ft. 6 V4ln. HEIGHT 5 Ft. 6 In. Sprlngfleld Coliseum to meet thejner haven't been reglatering too T oul*...... v...... '..~5M ^ "sS isii players simply love to go eat on The aettirts for the 15-round en­ two years, announced today source close to the situation said yULTM has attracted aa many as Total* 491 817 487 14H the playing field and smaMi their the bullets have only until Friday high-flying Springfield Indians. The high on the prediction meter in 7,500 spectators,' counter between the top two 135- 7 0 In. REACH .69 In. the organization of a drive to Indians' best performers to date! recent weeks. - Tonight we give Bean* (41 opponents, either offenslvaljr or V poundera in the nation ia the over- “ Keep the Dodgers In Brook­ . to raise the necessary cash to stay Coach Lloyd Duff at the Unlver- Stratton ...... 137 83 107 337 Norik Mrikodltl X*. 2 (2)- in the League. have been goaler Gordie Bell, de-1 Jimmy Carter to regain his llght- Gotnlk ,,...... 118 Tylor ...... 8d 83 274 defensively. The happy fkaaM) o f apacioua Oow Palace in South 3 9 In. CHEST (NO.) 3 4 '/4 In. lyn.*' ■ ally of Ooiirioctlcut entered the 95 127 34(1 G. C*hap(>oll -.... mind haa brought ahout bottoT' A1 Barthelme. who~ has been fensemen Danny. Summers- and weight title against Paddy DeMar­ J. Martin ...... 103 91 121 :I15 M Utt .313 San Franciaco, where aome 7,000 'Officials of the Dodgers said co. In winning, toe dark-skinned two Otorrs’ teams. Competing O'Reilly ...... 137 122 96 335 A Holm** .... • IM 9',* 98 304 physical efforts. 41 In. CHEST (EXP.) coaching the Bullets in the absence Gor