V _ • r r i f z . ^ -,-*.5- r .- * :IBanrl;r«t«r Cttrning If^rolb FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1951 Averafe Deity Net Preee Rm Far Ik* Wfwk BMIeg n Your 3 ^ 10,470 H r *f Ik* AndH Ikndb of arenletlMM Choice of Mtmche$Ur^A City of ViUago Charm VOL. LXXI, NO. 78 (ClaakMad Adveitlakig mi Pago •) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1951 S l/W; (TEN PAGER) PRICE nvE ccyi# 3 Styles JT Ex'Maid Convicted in Allies Drop Point y!s7 BARBIZON To Hasten Truce Storm Endangers 7 Ships^

_ Munaan, Korea-, Dec. 29— (4*)— The United Nations nego­ SLIPS tia to r made their “ moat important conceaaion” today in a move to break the long Korean truce talka deadlock. And the Communiata agreed to divulge the f#te of aome 50,000 un­ accounted for war priaonera. f ------Rages Along Europe Coast Colors include white, The UN negotiators said they ■ a m V would abandon their demand for blush, navy and black. aerial reconnaissance and nego­ V \ , A "wm ud Buffer Zone tiate the question of troop rota­ 1-*/ Sires 9 to 44. tion if the Reds would accept with­ Accusation in a Ho8|iilal (Aiurlroom out change a new rompromlae plan Asks $533 One Vessel for policing a truce. Set Up On Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckola, official UN spokesman, said the A fter Life T Y PE 130 decision to withdraw the demand Ashore, All for aerial observation during an Suez Road '■\ Cannon Fine Muslin armistiee waa made "with the \i * greateat reluctance.” . Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 29—{IP) Was Saved Radio SOS "ThIa ia by far the most impor­ — BritiBh and Egyptian com­ Mrs. Evyleen Cronin, former E«ek tant ronceaslon the UN command maid of Tallulah Bankhead, SHEETS and CASES baa made,” he said. manders have agreed on a San Francisco, Dec. 29— breaks Into tears In anteroom of London, D pt. 29— (IP)— six-mile-wide no-man's-Iand (/P)— An angry director of Win Hnpply Facta New Yorfc’a Court of Oeneral Ses- Howling hurric*ne winda Rear Adm. R. E. Libby said the between ‘ their respective alons yesterday after being eon- public health is asking this 72x108 Reg. $ 2 .9 8 ...... Sale wa.alipd mountainnu8 neaa $2.49 Communlsta "grudgingly" agreed troops along the Cairo-Suez «1 cted of larceny for hiking the city's legal department to de­ over sinking ship« along to supply Information on all UN road, it was announced to­ actress’ checks. Mrs. Cronin’s termine how far the health and South Korean aoldlera they attorney, 8tate Senator Fred G. Kuroiio'a Atlantic coast today have captured. In return, the UN day. Morlri, was riled for rontempi by department can go in saving Gen. Saad el Din Sabour, Egyp­ a life without being sued. and set off a series of frantic 81x108 Reg. $ 3 .2 9 ...... Sale allies will give the Reds further Judge Harold A. Stevens, for con­ distress calls. *2.69 data on the list of Red prisoners tian army liaison officer, said the ducting the case "loudly and bel- Dr, .1. C. Geiger, the health di­ given the Communists Dec. 18. arrangement waa made to pre­ llgerrntl.v.” rector, made the request as a re­ At least seven threatemMl The Communists Indicated Sat­ vent possible clashes between the sult of a *533.70 claim Thursday vessels, including two Amer­ 42x36 Reg. 69c ...... Sale urday that many of th«4 50,000 two forces. hv Mrs, Theresa K, Butler, 60- ican freighters, radioed SOS 55c prisoners the UN says the Reds The new buffer eone start., ycar-old widow, pronounced dead signals. One ship was driven St the morgue and revived after Famous Cannon quality that will wear for years. reported rapturing but failed to along a north-south line a little Largest Navy list on their official prisoner roster more than 37 miles from Cairo. an ambulance driver noticed aground.-Otherp were taking were released at the front and Behind this, the Egyptians have signs of life. water rapidly and in serious Regular $7.95 their names were not recorded. .strong forces guarding the ap­ Destroyer To She contends she was burned In danger. Most of the 50,000 were South proaches to Cairo. ! several placca from unregulated The 6.711-lhn U. 8. freighter Koreans. On the other aide, the nearest I heat while at Harbor Emergency Flying Enterprise, carrying 40 Bales Heavy Cross Stripe Homespun T Y PE 132 Libby said the UN is not too British army checkpoint ia some Be Launched Hospital. crewmen and 10 passengers out of M«m IWf l(iH« Mi« lo^ hopeful the Reds will supply much 56 miles east of Cairo. Case for f'oroner Hamburg said she was listing 45 additional information ‘‘but at Sahour said the no-man‘s-land degrees and "taking water." She M «l t-11 uwn% Haleys Own Brand Sturdywear Camden, N. .T. Dec. 29 '/Ti "rhe ired director aald he waa least we got our foot in the door." w’as established after a British pa­ "fed up with people trying to aue was wallowing off the southwee’ FAMOUS BRAND The Isrge.st destroyer ever built tip of Englan(i. BEDSPREADS Nuckols told correspondents the trol approached within a mile of this department." A roam In the General Hoapltal at New BrtUIn, became a courtronm, Her. 27, as Frank U’njmilewlcs UN command decided to take a an Egyptian outpost. by any navy wa.s in final shape "As a matter of fact," he aaid. (oa stretcher), S3, was arraigned on charges of killing a poUceman and a d lsplai^ person In the hold­ Help waa standing by the Fly SHEETS and CASES "calculated risk" that ground in- The Egyptians were shout to for rhristening today. “thia case should he directed up of a packing plant Inst Nov. 5. Pointing a finger at WoJriilcwIcE. who Is paralysed below the ing Enterprise and was at hand or The 5,.V)0 ton Norfolk ia the against the coroner’s office, not waist from bullet wounds received during the hnklup. ta Hlanlev Ijiblenlec, fnremaa at the pUInl. on the way to other threatened SHEETS AND shins. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales $5.95 (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Htx). first of a new line of destroyer the health department. If the Judge Harry GInshurg nils at a desk In front of the window. Unjculewlcr.’s attorney, Thomas F. Mc­ leaders. Built 'by the New York coroner’s men are going to pick Donough. In seated at left. H’njculewIcs, an ex-con vicl, wna hound over for IMincrinr Court. (A P Winds as high as 89 miles an 72x108 Reg. $ 2 .9 8 ...... Sale $2.49 Shipbuilding. Corp., she i.s sched­ H'lrephoto). hour whipped up the worst Eaat- Wonderful for boy*' or men's rooms. Use them for drapes too. up live people, they ought to treat eni Allaotle storm In many years. Green, red and rust stripes on tan homespun STound. PILLOW CASES uled to join the fleet by next Au­ them." gust. He said he did Jiot know.if the Ports and airports closed In U. S. Diplomatic Break When the Norfolk waa ordered blisters noted on Mrs. Butler dur­ many places. Coastal towns from t h J W H A U c o M '81x108 Reg. $ 3 .2 9 ...... Sale $2.69 late in 194S. she was clas.sified as ing an examination were caused Spain to Denmark were battered. TYPE 140 a light cruiser, with the word GI Shot 50 Defense Spending Top <)Ueeii Mary Ijile MAMCNMTIA C0NM» ' liy heat Rppliesftion. "They may Heavy Quality LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE MUSLIN "killer " added. Although the of­ have come from the enormous Hundreds of smsll boats were WitK Hungary Not Seen ficial listing was changed during overdose of barbituates she took. sunk at anchor on the French and 90x108 Reg. $ 3 .6 9 ...... Sale $2.98 construction, the Norfolk will Dr. Geiger added. "Mrs. Butler Reds, Wins Problem for Truman EnglUh masts. Tidal floods carry every submarine detecting was in excellent eonditlon when river mouths all along the shore. MATTRESS COVERS 72x108 Reg. $ 3 .5 9 ...... Sale *2.98 Washington, Dec. 29— (/P)— Contacts between the United and destroying device known to she left San Francisco hospital on Moat trsnaatlantlc air traval American naval science. Nov 13. five dsy» after she tried halted after the Shannon River States and Hungary were down to a bare minimum today but Her dlsplarement is only a few U.S. Honors Wa.HhinKlon, Doc. 29— (/P)— rrcaidont Truman, back from 42x36 Reg. 6 .c ...... Sale a complete diplomatic break was ruled out, at least by this to kill herself," washed over low-lying Shannon 55c tona leas than nine ships the U. S. B-Christma.s visit to liis Missouri homo, jugKli^d a heavy load International Airport. Authorities Rag. $4.29 with Rubber Buttons country. U. S. retaliation for treatment accorded four U. S. Navy classifies as light anti-air­ Giles Expenaes $3.69 81x108 Reg. $ 3 .7 9 ...... Sale Kxtra threads tor much longer wear. An exceptional value! Made He said Mrs. Butler still has not Wa»hington, Dec. 29 -(4^ - A of top-priority problems today, one reportedly concerning said the field would be' unusable HALE’S JANUARY $3.29 gtrmen by the Communist'aatellite ■ craft eruiaera. Her 540-foot length until tomorrow or Monday. especially for us. nation came swiftly. The four makes her as long as these been billed for the city care -but soldier who killed half a hundred next year’s mlUMry budget. will be shortly. spent 40 days In a Red jail. crulacrf and she will be two feet Reds in a savage, determined one- Military and ninhilization ------The Queen Mary finally docked Haggard hut jubilant, they won wider. The rare included four doctors rials showed him their recommen-' . , at Southampton 72 hours late. It* Rag. $4.98 with Zipper Europe Army and three nurses, transfusions of man stand before he himself died $3.99 42x36 Cases, Reg. 79c ....Sale freedom yeeterdav after the U. S. i-m-ki The Navy haa kept it.s plans for dstlons for nntlnnnl defense spend. A |4 • • caplsln, Harry Grattidge. said the 65c blood and plasma. Intravenous has been awarded the highest mil­ ing St s 4.5-mlnutr While House H l l l C l H V trip waa the w-orst he had made paid their f l n e - » 120.000, i F l a U S d O S C r the Norfolk pretty much under itary award. Same hlirh quality heavy unblearhod sheeting we have carried Finest quality Type 140—33% stronger than regular muslin. feedings and a *10.18 a day hos- meeting yesterdnv. They came _ - ■ ._ F * * since 1914. "There was no other Wamsutta Supercale Retaliatory steps were announe- wraps, hut it is known she will The army announced today the for yeara. Seama all bound. away looking r hit glum. U g x g l word for the seas but ‘terrific’,’’ COAT ed by Secretary o f State Ache..on cost 44 million dollars exclusive of Medal of Honor has been given I (Continued on Page Six) A hastily railed Pentagon meet- A..'Iv# i T i a a l ^ C Grattidge said. yesterday, coupled with S warning the guns and the many special Pfc. Emory L. Bennett of Cocoa, obviously aimed at th* whole Com­ To Completion weapons she will carry. ing of Serretnrv of Defense I.,oveM The Holland-Amerlka liner FIs, Gen. James A. Van Fleet, Noordsm stood by the Flying En­ SHEETS and CASES munist bloc that reaction to simi­ Some of the great weight of thia 8th Army command**', said "The STERILIZED PURE WHITE FILLING lar Incidents in the future may be vessel- she is tnore than twice the Llcetric Power terprise part of the night. The REG. $5.95 72x108 ...... $4.95 Paris, Dec. 29— (Ah— Formation Auto. Men See gallant deeds of this brave soldier New York Coast Guard said the CLEARANCE TYPE 180 much harsher. of a 43-division European army is Weight of average deatroycr.s -has played a vital role In the success­ This gave rise to speruintlon ______probably gone into additional pro­ that lotal estimates for the needs Enterprise "has plenty of help if ...... $5.85 Close T%»o Consulates ful achievement of the mission of Chicago, Dee. 29 i45 Electric LADY PEPPERELL REG. $6.85 81x108 ...... Acheson announced the United S t least a year away, Italian Pre­ tection against atomic attack. On of the armed forces and for re­ sssistsnre can be carried out In his unit." power has been produced from heavy sese." Every Garment Drastically Reduced MATTRESS PADS REG. $7.45 90x108 ...... $6.45 States was banning American mier Alclde de Gasperi indicated thia point, the Navy would say Unemployment Bennett’s fight sgsinst a massed lated items like foreign sld might travel to Hungary and ordering today. only that the design of the Nor­ have into Presidential resist- alomlr energy by U. S. scienlista The Southland, a freighter of enemy attack gave his company the South American Steamship Fine Combed Percale REG. $1.60 42x38>/2 PLAIN HEM ...... $1.30 Immediate cIosingN of Hungarian folk "incorporated lessons learned anre. for the first time, the Atomic En­ Following a morning session of time to withdraw. Line snd a British freighter, the ALL NEWEST 1952 STYLES AND COLORS consulates In this rountry. They at Bikini." In Metal Slash If a dnwnard revision is In or­ ergy ('ommiasion said today. REG. $4.49 TWIN BED SIZE .... REG. $1.65 45x38'/2 PLAN HEM ...... $1.35 foreign ministers and dnence min­ He had only nine months of A r­ der, Mr, Truman would need 41 4.986 ton Sherborne, also went to $3.69 are located In Cleveland and New isters of France, West Germany, The power more than lOi) kllo- my service when he' fought that shortly to get It into the overall the sld of the Flying Enterprise. Juniors, Sizai 7 to 17— Misias, Siztt 8 to 20 York. The Hungarian legation here Italy and the Benelux nations. De (Continued on Page Five) Washington, Dec. 29 -G ov­ wntta waa generated and used REG. $1.85 42x 38'/2 HEMSTITCHED HEM $1.55' remains open. action near Sobangsan, Korea on national budget, due on capitoI The Noordsm's captain decided SHEETS and CASES Gasperi told reporters a compro­ ernment and industry leaders In operate pumpa, reactor equlp- This puts things back to about last June 24. Hill early next month. adequate help was on hand and Half Sizes 16'/] to 24'/i REG. $1.90 45x38'/2 HEMSTITCHED HEM $1.60 mise proposal waa discussed. - tackle a double-barreled problem 1st Lt. Remer Y. Brinson of mehl, provide llghta and electrical REG. $5.49 FULL BED SIZE . . where they were last April. To today: How to precious de­ Rep, Mahon (D , Tex.), chair­ resumed his trip to Rottejdam. $4.69 The proposal would set up an Grsymont, Ga., of Company B, facilities at the National Reactor gain the release then of Robert fense metals and still keep auto man of the House Military appro­ Testing Station. Arm, oldaho. I-anhe* I-aad’s Kitil assernbly of delegates from the six Boeing Strike 15th Regiment, 3rd Infantry Divi­ FABRICS Will wear for yeara and stay white. Good quality. 72x108 Reg. $ 3 .7 9 ...... Sale $3.29 vogeler, American btwinessman workers from losing their jobs. priations committee, said early A trial run Dec. 21 and 22, pro­ The Flying Enterprise Is owned nationSi which would have six sion, told this story of the fight: Imprisoned as a "spy" by Hungary The special meeting was called this week he thought the armed duced the power, the A EC aaid. by the IkSrandtsen Line of New months to draw up an agreement The enemy made a suicide, mass •■nVEEDS, cHlGH SHADE FLEECES. •YARN DYES, / the U. S. allowed re-6penlng of the on spirited complaints from De­ forces would need about 50 hllllon The heat energy generated waa York. on the army. The nations' parlia­ Start Delayed attack before dawn. The company • StTEDES, •BROADCLOTHS, •CHINCHILLAS, sNO VELTY two consulates and lifted a ban on troit, the nation’s motor capitoI. for the year starting next July. removed from the reactor by a li­ None of Ite reecuers indicated CHECKS. TYPE 140 ments then would have, three was in danger of being overrun ANOTHER SHIPMENT! 81x108 Reg. $3.98 ...... S a le American travel in Hungary. The industry said further cuts ex­ Budget problems weren't the quid metal at a temperature high immediately whether ' they hail $3.49 The new restriction was an­ months to ratify this. when Bennett moved forward out President's only concern. He is Haleys Wondercrafl Appeal by Wage Board pected in metal allotrhenta would of the comparative safety of his enough to generate steam to drive been able to take off the crew and REG. $16.95 100% WOOL I nounced as soon sa word came that French Foreign Minister Robert add seriously to growing unem­ .still searching for a method to a turbine, the AEC added. passengers. Earlier the Flying UNTRIMMED AND FUR TRIMMED the airmen were freed. Schuman confirmed/that the s m y ployment. foxhole until he was almost face carry out a drastic rrarkdowti on Heeded by Macbinints to face with the charging enemy. The tests were carried on an Enterpriae had radioed she hoped At the same time, Acheson said plan would be passed to some sort On one side of the conference wrong-doers In government. •PERSIAN. •MUSKRAT, •BEAVER, •BLACK FOX. •MAR- 42x3 8'/2 Rag. 95c...... Sale Fire from his Browning sutomatic experimental haala, the AEO said, Solid Color 75c the U. S. had paid the fines im­ of an assembly, whenever the min­ At Jet Bomber Plant table are j Defense Mobilizer Newsmen raised thst question hecauae the breeder reactor can MINK. • MOULTON, •RED FOX. SHEETS weapon "cut down the Chinese in \ (Continued on Pag* Six) posed by a Hungarian military isters agree on general details. Charles E. Wilson and Defense as soon as Mr. Truman stepped never generate large amnunta o( court on the four Air Force men Luxurious texture, all combed yam. Extra fine quality at ex­ Atmosphere Clears Wichita. Kas., Dec. 29 -iA’)—Jo­ Production Administrator Manly ConUnued On Page BIx from his plane on arriving at na­ electrical y>owee, ceptionally low prices. on the charge they violated Hun­ The assembly’s job would be to seph W. Chsdwlck, president of Fleischmann, outlining the gov­ tional airport. Coat waa not an eaaential fac- 8.1x108 Reg. $ 3 .7 9 ...... Sale $3.09 gary's border when they flew over BLANKETS draw up the final charter for the Local No. 834, International Asao- ernment’s position. * Asked if he would eomment on .tor, and it w*a emphaalzed that no It on Nov. 19. VARIES TO $4» $< army, which would then need rati­ elation of Machinists (A F L ), says On the other are auto com­ Reports that an antl'corruptlon comparLson ahnuld be mad* of the .00 He added; fication by the Individual parlia­ "There will "be no walkout at Boe­ pany presidents; Walter Reuther, eommlsaion would he named soon, coat of producing electric power Bulletins "But we have hot paid willingly, ments. ing Jan. 2." president of the United Automo­ the President said no, he couldn't LADY PEPPERELL SANFORIZED SUPERFINE 42x36 Rgg. 7 9 c ,...... Sala from this reactor with power from the AP Wires $12.95 ” «i<> SIZE 65c Delegates at the meeting said Chadwick said he had received bile Workers (C IO i; Gov. G. Men- News Tidhits answer that. conventional sources. rrom NOW ...... (Ornittnned on Page Five) nen Williams of Michigan, Mayor Extra threads for extra wear. Beautiful quality, long wearing progress waa made today, and a telegram from Nathan P. Fein- More than two weeks ago he The AEC said the experiment singer. chairman of the Wage Sla- Albert Coho of Detroit, and Sena­ Culled from A P Wires told his news conference he Intend­ Loweat price thia year on these beautiful 100% wool blanketa sheets and cases. Made especially for ue by a famous mill. that the atmosphere waa belter waa not Intended to ahnw that by Orr. Full 3 'i pound. Chineae red, blue, duaty rote, hunter FORM FIT SHEETS than yesterday, when the meet­ blllratlon bdard In W’ashlngton. tor Blair Moody (D-Michl. ed to set up a house-cleaning electrical power can he economic­ RED FLEETS CHARGE areen.' fold and freen. ing was apllt over how to pay for asking for a halt In any walkout Fleischmann said auto allot­ agency to oust wrongdoers in th» ally produced from nucleer eourc- Mnwww, bee. 28—(45— TRs Soviet Navy newspaper Red Reds ill Italy the army, and what kind of until the board had conducted ments of steel, copper and Arkanaas Oovemor Std Mc- Fleet rharged today that the VALUfeSTO$60 $/| Q.OO supervisory body to set iip to run hearings. aluminum will be "substantially" Matb announces payment of *9.- (Continued on Page Five) (ConMnued on Page Six) . Twin Bed Size Reg. $3.79 . .Sale *3.19 "W e are glad to cooperate with reduced for the April-June period 170 In back federal income taxes Amerirex crew of the IT, S. tiwopnhlp General M. L, Raraey Oust T'raitor’ Earlier. De Gasperi had talked the President and the board," of 1952. Detroit officials fear thia and interest.. .Commander of Jap­ REG. 59e ZIPPERED PLASTIC — which last month rammed TYPE 140 privately with General Dwight D. Chadwick' said. will boost the area's unemploy­ anese forces in Philippines during NOW ...... and sank an Argentine veaeel In Eisenhower at 8 HAPE^ headquar- President Truman yesterday ment now estimated at between World W ar II wlU be sent back to the North Sm last mnntb . . . Cast Iron Expel Veteran Member turned over to the WSB the prob- 125,000 and 135,000 to around Japait on, raleaae from prison In Full Bed Size Reg. $3-98 .Sale $3.39 200.000, Lewis Blames Owners no help to the drowning pa PILLOW COYERS "W e did not discuas anything lem of a threatened strike at Boe­ Philtppinea. Of Party for ‘Service ing’s B-47 jet bomber plant in Gov. Williams is so alarmed he Loaded streetcar and oil track gern of the sinking ship. •The latest'help in Wine bed making. Saves time, effort and work. pertaining to luiy’a particular Wichita. SHEETS and CASES part in SH APE." Eisenhower has called a Jan, 3 meeting of eolUde at busy-Intersection in Bal­ VALUES TO $50 $Q Q.OO Does not pull out, stays smooth. To Fascists Since 1928* Chadwick said the decision to >v. AUTHORIZE V i s i t said. "He merely made a courtesy state agencies to consider a state timore and flames from ignited oil For Disaster in Mine halt a walkout, in case the WSB Madrid. Dee- 29—(45— >nM 44c each call and we showed him what we works program aa an answer to scorch front of the trolley. Bologna. Italy, Dec. 29— (>P)— received a certification and took idleness in factories. Pope Plus will speak by radio Spanish cabinet .today author* 63x108 Reg. $ 3 .4 9 ...... Sale Prof. Ersllio Colombini, 53-year- are trying to do." over the case, was discussed and Benton. 111., Dec. 29 (45 John Franklin Coal Company, operator lied the entire IT. 8. Sixth NOW .... . Loweat price «ver for these practical plastic :^ lo w eovars with $2.79 The Detroit Board of Com- to prLron inmates pf the~world .. old veteran Italian Communist, The morning meeting of the agreed upon at cloaed tmion meet- L. Lewis blames the mine manage­ of the mine, should have elosed Fleet of 85 shlpo to visit Span­ Etppera. Duatproof, water proof. - ^ Federal judge acqqits Rep. Leon­ haa been expelled from the party foreign ministers .lasted three and Inga Thuraday and Friday. ment for the blast which killed 119 off those areas affected 'unttl gas ish Mediterranean porta Jan. 8 . (Contlaued on Page Five) ard Irving (D. Mo.) of charges he for betraying the' Red cause by a half hours. A French foreign men neiPr west Frankfort laat wiui cleared------—out, Lewis said. to 15. GeneralifMtoo Frnneta- IRONING BOARD ministry spokesman said that misused about * 8,000 of labor sq e * * * * * * * "putting himself at the service of week, saying it,knew three to five In CTiicago, George B. HSrcliI](r eo Franco presided at the meet­ 8 1x99 R # $3#59 $2.98 there seemed to be little differ­ union funds In his 1948 election VALUES TO $70 $ f^ Q .O O the Fascist prilice sines 1928," a days before the'explosion the mal ton. president of the company, ing, a communique onld. REG. $ 1.00 DOW NPROOF AND party communique announced to- ence among them on questions. campaign. ' mine was not safe. said he hjijdn't had time, to fully PAD AND COVER day. Budget ProUem Philippines election commission The United Mine Workers presi­ study any of the reports and REPORT AMERICANS SEIZED FEATHERPROOF FINE QUALITY "Last night we were pessimis­ Predicts Many Democrats 45x36 Reg. 79c Sale Colombini, a Communist since proclaims victory o f nine Nacion- dent made his statement yester­ didn’t want to enter a controver­ Berlin, Dec. 29—(45r-U. 8 . NOW ...... 65c 1921, until recently was head of tic, today we are optlmUUc" he allstn (opposition) senatorial caa- day after the U. B. Bureau of sy with Lewis. anlhoritiee today were Inveatt- the party’s cooperatives In Bolog­ said. Dutch Foreign Minister Dirk dldatea In Nov. 1* electioas .. Mines, in a preliminary report, Extra heavy Type (140 aheeta and cases that will giv.« yeara of Would Back Ike as GOP "The blast was a horrible gating a German police' yeport PILLOW TICKS Special $1.44 Set na Province, He was elected to the U. Stlkker told newsmen the China Reds will celebrate seooad said electricity or smoking set off thing,” Harrington said. "Tlie that tivo American aoldlera were •ervlce. . s f Bologna city douncll In 1846 and question of the budget remains analveriary of MarnSovlet friend. the blast Dec. 21. ’ company haa just aa big a heart seized by the Rnsalana nt Heavy twill cover with elastic and waffle weave pad.^ > ' \ haa served in Italian Rad head­ the most important one to be set­ W'ashlngton. Dec. 29—(45— Sen-* he found with respect to Presi­ aUp association with one-week The bureau also released inspec­ as the mlnera, and we feel just zonal border Inst night. quarters In Rome. tled. ’The main issue there Is: How ator Douglas (D.i III.) today called ! dential posalbiliUea, the Senator celebration in Rebruary. tion reports of last January and as bad as they do." Special Group of SUITS The terse party communique much of their defense funds will General Eisenhower "the over-1 July which noted "serious haz­ 79c each made his "overwhelming favorite" Russia’s oil Industry announces The federal bureau’s report, HUNGARIAN WARNING REG. 39e NIAGARA MULTICOLOR STRIPE brought front page headllnea in the member countries pool and whelming favorite of the great ' ards" at the ill-fated mine. In comment and said that if Eisen- haa reached 1851 production goal issued in Washington by Secre­ Budapest, Hungary, Dec. antl-^mmunist newspapers. how much will they insist on mass of the American people” fo r ! .capital letters they cited "serious (45—Hungary—rejectlac Tng»> Fine quality linen like striped ticks that ar* dowmproof as well hower Is nominated by the Repub­ three days ahead of deadline—Oov- tary of the Interior Oscar Chap­ In Rome, II Popolo, organ of ■pending Uiemselvea. the Presidency. I hazards .similar to those thst have ■lav claims te aa Island In thn aa featherproof. licans "a great many Democrats" ernment sues Honolulu couple for man who also visited the disaster Premier Alclde de Gaapeirs ma­ A t now enviaaged the European And he predicted "a great many j caused heavy loss of life or de­ Mura River—wa rned her PLAYTEX LATEX DISH TOWELS would jump the political fence to *1,084,088 in Income taxes and site, said present evidence shows jority Chriatlan Democrat party, army plan wlU proceed like thia: Democrats" would vote for the' vote for him. struction of property in coal kan neighbor hut night to keafi ♦1 9 .9 5 1. » 3 4 .00 speculated the expulsion may be penalties— largest tax Hen ever mines," that electrical equipment ig­ By tomorrow night, the main general If he becomes the Republi- ( Hopes Ike la Disniocrat flied In Hawat. off the disputed territory. the result of a new defection in lines o f the agreement should be can Presidential nominee. The Jsnuary-July reports said nited methane--a light, odorless " I don’t mean I would vote for PreaMeat Walter Reuther ad­ gas produced in mines by decom­ REG. $8.95 DAYTON KOOLFOAM LATEX FOAM FOAM PILLOWS 3 /o'* $1*00 the party ranks in the province, drawn. In a few vtocka, the text of A t the same time. Douglas came inspectors found In the mine ciga­ WIN FIRST SEAT him on the Republican ticket,” vocates idea CIO auto workers go position of organic matter—which Second Floor known as "Red Bplogne." the first treaty should ba written up with what appeared to be a rette butts snd match stems and New Delhi, India. Dee. 88r^ Lint free, long wearing, extra abaorbent dlah towela In multi­ Douglas added, "but I still hope after escalator clauses for their In turn ignited clouds of coal ' AT JANUARY. SALE. PRICES ' ' Juet a year ago, two Gbmmunlat and Inltlallod by the mlnlaters. flat "no" to proposals in some improperly ahlelded electrical gear (45—l a d I a a Coomraalata wea color atripe pattern. daputie*, Aldo Cucchi and Valdo he will be the Democratic nomi­ pensions. where dangerous gas might ac­ dust. Then the parliaments can atart quarters that he be the' Demo­ nee." their flrst aaat la the eenb a l S S rS C C n w Btaape Given With Cash Sale* BED PILLOWS MagnanI, caused a nation-wide ratifying It. Another myateriouo Moot re­ cumulate.- Cigarettes and matches' were Parliament todnj^wlth • cratic party’a candidate for Preat- Republicans backing thi general ported to bomb-jltterjr Ulamilxns found during rescue operations, aenaatlon when they quit the par­ Immediately after it la ratified dent in the 1852 election. Releaaed Gas Ive victory over _ have said repeatedly that Eisen­ . .Two men arrested In connection Lewis, who headed a team of the report continued, leading in- ty because ' it required obedience the provialonal assembly would be "In the highly improbable event Nehra*a Cohgfeoa pnrty cnaj^*. hower la no Democrat and that he With M .8M hoMhip of First Na­ union inveatigaibrs at the disaster vestlgatora to believe "the pos- $6.95 to $9.95 to Moacow over idyalty to Italy. chosen and >conveBed. It ia not de- it (the Demcwratic nomination) date In Trnvaaeote, ~ will be available for the OOP nom­ tional Bank in Fair Haven, V t„ scene said “ aqueezing"— the shift­ atbltlty of amekint aa an ignition $7.95 I5t J W . H A K COD OoIomUnl refused to elaborate on cidsd whether its members would cama to mo, I would not accept," Stale. All PlayUiTplUawa, 11.00 off regular prlcea. Regularly |7.es to the charge which brought the par­ ination. Eisenhower himself has Wednesday., Premier Marshal ing of earth around the tunneL source cannot be entirely disre­ be elected by the national parlia­ Douglaa told reportera. had no public comment—on hla H AI^C O M Benforlasd alpp«r«6 cover In Dayton qualify lataz foam plUowa. 110.85. . M A N C H W M t ty action. Tito’s government in Yugoalavla waya— releaaed great quantltiea of garded." c b i u n o b ' o n r ments, or by popular vote—as Since Oongresa adjourned in Oc­ party sentiment or whether he C o n n * . Tba brtaf jiarty communique said urged by Italy. The assembly recommends 74 per cent of 1852 methane gaa from coal aeama ITie federal bureau declared WaahUfUh. Dec. tober Douglas haa travelled ex- will be a candidate.' national income ba earmarked far three to five daya befora the ex* large accumulatlona o f coal dust tansivaly In the United SUUs. OPS today teak Mri XOaatiaaed aa P k | * n v a ) XCkaHnasi liv e ) ^ military expaaaaa and defanaa In- ploalon. elf T sr*. Aakad what graaa zoota aentlq|uit .(Coatiaaefl aa Pag* itv o ) iluatrlea. Th||| Cailcigo, Wilmington A X: M r a g * luR lM a l triRHOh'*,: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29.1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SAtURDAYr DECEMBER M. 1961 PAOS Pallier Sisters Hood, Texas, at th* bom* of hla WKHar R. Brooks at Depot road. "Scienc* and Hoalth with Key to meeting at tha rhujprh on Mon­ South Coventry imranta, Mr. and Mr*. Andret^ M. South Coventry, and his paroata, ths Scriptures" by Mary Baker Betrothal Announred day. January T, •lOiOO p, m. The Photo Prize Won Ooldaalder, In North Coventry. Mr. and Mra B. Raymond Jaeahs Eddy, inelud* the following (p. speaker will he tll# Rev. James BOY SCOUT Celebrate Give Yule Party Mia. PaMMa MNIb He made the trip by plane to of WUllngtoB Hill, WllHngtoa. 138): "Jesus established in the F. English, Kupertntsndent of the Oaeeatry T-tni Bradley Field. Traveling with Mra. Jaeona has been visiting her CSirtstlan era th* precodent for all Congregational Conference of By J. P. Naylor him waa Pvt. Selah Palmer who is parents for the post threo weeks. V r w MOW./. Churches Christlaatty. theology, snd heal­ Connecticut, NEWS )dN MONDAY Mita Roaomary and Mlaa LMitoa I - ■ f - • , > * alap on furlough at the home of The couple will return to North ing. diristlans are under aa di­ Palller of Middle turnpike weat Mlaa June D. lioomia will be la- Mb parants. Mr. and Mrs. Selah Carolina after the holidays. Joseph P. Naylqr, locol i^oto- entertained a (roup of 10 of their stalled as maater of Coventry rect orders noa*. as thsy were And r Palmer, In Oolchealer. Both serv­ Girls at the Tolland County FOR OUR GALA BL Mary's Bpjacspal Ghareh i St. JamN’ B. r . Okarch then, to be Chrlst-llke, to possess Bolton Caagregstleaal Cbarch grspher, has won honorabi* men­ frteMa, hero and out of town, at Orange Thursday night at the hall icemen are* with the IBth Ar- Temporary Home for Children at CBnrch and Locnat Utreeta Rev, Arthnr A, Wallaoe, Minister m M A N C H f S m a C9irlatmaa party laat night at Bar. Joha H. Haas**, Paatar the CTirlsVapIrit, to follow the tion In th* monthly "blu# ribbon" STATE In North Coventry. Other offlcera mdhed Division. PrMr to their Vernon Center received taro doll The Rev. JUfrad U Wniiaim, Bev. Oaorge P. Hoghe* Janir* W, Mellajr, Orgsalat aod NOTES Bvinjon their home. who will be inatalled by the Pion­ Christ-ex[Piple, jind In heal th* section of th* national magatine, trip home each gave a pint of houses for Christmas from mem­ NEir YEArS EVE Rnetar ■tar. Edgar J. Farrell sick as welt aa the sinning." Choir DIreetor Several new gamea and TV pic­ eer Past MaaUrs Aaaociation M o^ for shipment to Korea. bers of the troop rommitte* of Hie Rev. James H. Neill, iProfeastonsI Thotographer." Mr. MtclieiiitGivts ture* engroaaed the attention of team follow; overaeer, Harry Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Thorp Browniea Troop 70 of Sotith Cov­ At the December meeting of Naylor submitted two prints. 2 GALA NEW YEAR'S the gueita during the early part Rector Bmerltos Sunday Masses; Sunday, Dec. 30 Th* magasine la a trade journal KItching: lecturer, Mrs. fi. Ray and'famlly have aa holiday gueata entry .The houses were made by PARTY Hie Rev. Rlehard B. Halter, For adults: 7:00, 8:00. 9:00. South Methodist fliurrh 9:30 a. m., Oturch School Cub Park ,54, Commissioner of the evening. A center of at­ mond Johnson; Meward, Raymond their two nephews, Kenneth and Arthur Font and Burton Murray Mala Street and Raad George Stiles gave an Interesting for photgraphera. Besides th* traction' In the living room n-aa Cnrste 10:00, 11:00, with two Massse at 11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship honor of having hla work selected Q IIIC K m SF CELEBRATION SHOWS! L. Pander; aaaiatant steward. Ronald Thorp of Westerly, R. 1. of South Coventry and tho Inter­ 9:00 and 10:00, one in the main Feed R. Edgar, Mlalater Prelude; "O Zion Haste"., Wilson talk on the history of scouting b)f ill toothing affacf the Illuminated tree, decorated Ward Day. Kenneth is a pupil at Perkina In­ ior and fumlehings wer* complet­ Percy P. Smith and presented the charter, which for honorable mention, th* local with the modem, bright CSirlat- The ftiinrlay after Christmas: auditorium at 9:00 for adulta and Processional Hymn; "There's A man also received a cash award. on tha throat Also, chaplain, Mrs. C. Irving stitute In Watertown, Mass. Both ed ^ a troop project, the theme • NOISIMAKBRS 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. one for children at 9:00 In the Associate Mlalster Wideness In Ood'a Mercy" was accepted hy Mrs. Charles maa omamenta and auuiy intereat- Loomis; treasurer, C. Irving boys have been frequent vtsitora of which was “The Joy In Giving." Herbert A. Fraare Baxter for the Hollister PTA and By coincidence, the check was Ing little noveltlea from Panama, 9:25 a. m.’ Flrat children’s basement. Two Masses at 10 Anthem; "In Heavenly Love Abid­ dated on Mr. Naylor's hlrthday. Loomie; secretary, Mrs. Walter S. at the Thorp home. Mr. Thorp Twenty-two Broamies participat­ • H A T S t. ssrvice. Pupils through Grads 4. o'clock and one in the basement. Minister of MuSIc ing" ...... 'Mendejasohn by Richard Mcl,agsn. park chair­ N« Donoerees Drags Mexico and the old world, aome of Haven; gatekeeper, Oliver Brown; spent a few days this week with ed in the project. man. All the dens shsred In Th* photography magaaliw la Parents’ choir. Older pupils In Offertory Anthem; "O Morn Of publlahed In Chicago. The photos them long treaaured by mrmbera Ceres, Mrs. Harry KItching; Po­ their two sons, Cotqmral Robert The presentation araa made by Sunday, December .50 trimming the Christmas tree, and of the family and brought out • M USIC elgsa at this hour. Beauty" ...... SIbelliui used In the special section each FOR THE KIDDIES MONDAY AFTCRNOON mona, Mrs. Oliver Brown; Flora, and Pvt. Walter stationed at Mra. Robert Hart, Broaml* leader, 10:25 a. m. Junior Church. St. Bridgers Olwrrh Prelude, "Rejoice Greatly. O My Hynin of Praise; "The King Of contrlbuteil repaired toys for the only at Chrlatmaa each year. Mrs. Raymond L. Pender; lady as­ Sampson Air Foroa Base, Geneva, Mrs. Francis Couch, Mrs. Arthur Rev. Jamea P. Hmmlns, Paator Soul" ...... Karg-Elert needy. Boxes-of randy were dis­ month are aelected from thou­ Grade 6 through High School. Love My Shepherd Is" sands of prints S((hmltled from OIANT NEW YEAR’S Mlnr^e Later In the evening William L. sistant steward, Mra. Ward Day; N. Y. Forst and Mrs. Burton Murray. •POOD Junior choir. Addresa by the Rev. Robert Carroll and Processional hymn. "Now Thank Sermon: ’'Profit and lyiss of 1951" tributed and gifts exrlisnged. Stearna. Jr., and Mlaa Mildred Zak execuUve committee for three Instructions In fire fighting We All Our Ood" . .Niin-Danket Awards were presented as fol thrnughniit Ihe country. Mr. Nay­ FEATUIINe "ADVENTURES OF RUSTY" Mr. and Mra. Joseph J. Robb, su­ Rector. Rev. Theodore P. Gabala, Recesslonsl Hymn: "Standing At lor's print will he published In the of Tumera Falla., Maaa.; arrived. years, Walter S. Haven; IwAp course No. 3, which was to have perintendent of the home, accept­ • LIQ UO RS /11:00 a. m. Morning Prayer ' Asslatanta Anthem. "Ring Out. Wild Bells" ITie Portal" lows: Bohcsl pin to Bruce Mul­ William la the aon of Director W. years, Harold M. Turner. ed the gifts in behalf of the chil­ Fletcher len; wolf badge to Robert Foster magazine'* April Issue. He was ;PLUS . . . LOADS OF CARTOONS. ADM. 2r>c Tax Ind. begun Wednesday has been post­ with aermon by the Curate. Sen­ Postlude: "Postlude In C minor" notified of the sward hv letter. L. piearna of the Obmmunity Y. Climax Chapter, OES, will meet poned until Jan. 23. Hans Hansen dren. ior choir. Masses on Stindav at 7:00, 8:00, Offertory.snthem. "A New Heav­ Sergisson and l,enn Sheelisn; hear Ivolge In He”iwa aerved a year and a half Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. at the secretary of Coventry Volunteer The hoqse constructed by Mr. DANCE TO THE Musical outline of this service: 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. en and a New Earth" from "The James I.,nrkwqipd; Wehclnsswsrd in the Navy and holda a B.S. from Ma.sonlc Hall In Merrow. Fire Company 1 says. Hie action Forst has’: two rooms doamstaira Processional - Holy m y ” ...... Gaul Mlaa Helen J. SUks snd two-year pin In .lames Syph- FOR THE ADULTS Mlddlehury College. .One of hla The Young Mothers Club will hqs been taken as Chief John with a bath and three rooms up­ "Angels We Have Heard on Hymn, "A Charge to Keep I Riiekingham fVingregallonal ers: gold arrows to Brian Bolls, hobhiea la magic, and he enter­ meet Jan. 8 at the Nathan Hale Pachl of New Haven, drill maater stairs. Mr. Murray's house is a SYMPHONY FOUR High’’ SI. ^Jjranrls of Asalsl rhiirrb Have" ...... Boylston Mr. and Mrs. Leo K. Stiles of Church Rohert Halvorsen, Bnbcrl Craig tained the group with a number of Community center. for the State Department of Edu­ Cape Ood style with four rooms Sequence South Windsor, Route SO Sermon. "The Christian Student Hollister street announce the en­ Rev. Philip M. Rone Raymond Roberts smi r>svld Gra­ WILLIAMS cleverly performed acta. The local post office will be open cation, sponsors, la still on vaca­ downstairs and a flight of stairs "Calm on the Listening Ear" Rev. Arthnr J. Hefferman, In Today's World," Rev. Fred R. gagement of their daughterM iss dy; sliver arrows to (Tharles Fan After hora d’oeuvroa, aerved In on New Year’s Day from 6 a. m. tion. 'ITie local company will have going up to the attic. Both houses Offertory Pastor Edgar Helen Joanne Stiles, to Robert .Sunday. DeremKer 30, tom, Brian Bolls, Robert Halvor V x \ V 4 the living room, the gueata ad­ to 10 a. m. only. There will be no an election of officers at their are approximately two feet long, $5.00 MINIMUM PER PERSON "Gesu Bambino" ... Pietro Yon Rev. Francis V. Karvells, Curate Recessional Hymn, "Stand Ifp- John Sandsll. Jr., son of Mr. and 10:00 a. m. Church .School. sen, Robert Craig, Ravmond Rnh v.-'xNXrfV, journed to the dining room where flrehoiise in South Coventry Jan. one foot deep and 20 Inches high. Recessional Stand i;p for Jesus" . . . .Gelbel Mrs. Robert .1. Ssndall of Park 11:00 a. m. Worahip aervice. erls, John Wood, Richard Baxter OIL SERVICE rural deliveries that day. Begin­ Postlude, "The Old Year Is Past.” they found a long table, beautiful­ ning Jan. 1 new postal rates go in­ 14 at 8 p. m. The gifts received a warm recep­ FOOD OR lEVERAGE "The First Nowell" Masses at 7:30, 8:.30 and 10:30 street. New Britain. |Theme: "T5ie Chrlatmaa Scene." and Harold Jarvis isiso twn-ycsi Steurleln-Bsch ntn); one year pin to Herbert 941 BROAD ST. ly decorated, with favora at each to effect. The penny poet cards Mr. and Mrs. William Eichner tion by seven girls at the home, 7:00 p. m. Evensong with a. m. Miss Stiles Is a graduate of FollowinR the servlee a apeelal plate. Dellcloua adlada and numer- between 7 and 10 years of age, 5:00 p. m. Jr. Hi Fellowship. .Sullivan. Peter OLson, William will be two cents instead of one of South Coventry announce the bo.vs’ choir, followed hv Instruc­ 6:30 pi m. The Epworth League Manchester High School snd i, | business meeting of the members oua other diahea prepared by the cent: drop letters will be two cents who played with the houses until C O M E T O tion by the rector In the parish attending th* University of Con of the chiireh will he held. Jarvis snd William Foster; two- engagement of their daughter Emanuel I,ulheran Church snd the M.Y.F. will have a pot- vear pins also to Conrad Sullivan. FUEL and RA^GE OR. slaters were aerved. instead of one cent. There will be Pauline A., to Ernest Zanotti, .Ir„ bedtime. house. nectlciit School of Ntirsing where The W'cek 52 fTiiirch Street luck supper. The college students Wednesday. Jan. 2. Meeting Richard Wesirolt. David Grady increases In special aervlcea such son of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Zanot­ Tuesday, Jan. 1. Feaat of the of the chureh. home for the holi­ she Is a member of Pi Bela Phi as special delivery, registered Ctrcumclslon — Carl E. Olson. Pastor sorority. of the l-adles' Aid Society In the nnd Peter Galasso. * A * ti of Columbia. No date has been Clarence W. Helsing, days, will be their guests. Dr. social room, at two o’clock. Miss mail, insured mail, and c.o.d. mail. set for the wedding. CAYEY'S 10 a. m. Holy Communion. Frederick Trosa will be the speak­ Mr. Sandall wns graduated from In keeping with the IVcember Brownie Troop 70 la collecting Beciilar Events; Organist and (linirmaster Marion Ho, a graduate of the Cub theme, loya repaired hy the Corporal James J. DeWitt is FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE er. the University of Conneetleut and DANCE -M iller's H r U Chrlatmaa cards, old and new Members of the Young People’s University of Hawaii, will give an Cubs of Park 3 were gathered to­ OIL HEATING Lucky Lady speeding a -day furlough from EASTWOOD The Week Is a member of Kappa SIgms frs- ToIImmI Turnpike which residents might be discard­ 10 AT THE TELEPHONE Fellowship will have open hou.se Dec. 30: Sunday After Christmas Illustrated talk. gether at the Oirlstmss party at Ft. Story. Va„ at the home of hla 9 a. m.. Church School. Monday, Dec. 31 ternty. He served in the U. ,S EQUIPMENT Maderu uad fHd Fashion ing. These will be sent to handi­ CENTER 2-8001 Wednesday. 7;.30 p. m.. for for­ 11:00 p. m. Watch Night serv­ navy In World War 11. and Is em­ the Highland Park srhrad last Sell Service parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. “Detective “Golden mer members home from college, 10:05, Carillonlc Bells. week for distribution hv the wel­ Danrlag capped children's hospitals. Re­ ice. Rev. Percy Smith will he the ployed by the Aetna Life Insiuf- Gospel Hall ceptacles are in each the First and DeWItt of South Coventry. He is Story” Girl” or on leave from the armed forces. 10:30, Divine Worship. fare department. Assistant Cuh- Eatimatea On Request Beery Saturday Night! . with the army amphibious divi­ Prelude, "Andante . Sostrnuto", speaker for this New Year's Eve anee Company of Hartford. 41.5 O n ler Street Second Congregational Churches, Kirk linncinii la Talar The .50-.50 Club,’ married cou- eommunion service. master Joe Quish presided at the ■iM ta IS.’M P. M. sion. MItal GayM r pies' group, will have their Janu­ Widor. piano for the singing of Christ­ CALL AUTOMATIC and St. Mary's Church In town. KInnnor Parker Dale Kab#rta«M Wednesday- - 10:.50 a. m„ Breaking of the They are in the rear of the sanc- Mn^ .Tudson A. Turney of Lake- ary supper meeting Friday of this Anthem, "Ye Watchers and Ye 2:00 p. m. Willing Workers, Text: Luke 2:'25-40. Theme: A mas songs, and Snnts Claus pre­ view drive Is a patient at the fiSS. ]t:l5 4;S5. B:2D Post-Chrlstmas and a Pre-New bread. • 2-1267 lusriea. week at 7 p. m. Holy Ones", 16th Century. ladles parlor. sented gifts to all the children Windham Private Hospital in Offertory, Prelude on "I Hear Year Text for Men, Women and 12:15 p. m, Sunday School. LAUNDRY 4. Rev. Truman O. Ireland, minis­ 7:30 p. m., Board of F^lucation, 7:00 p, m . Gospel meeting. present. Windham Center. SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY Thy Welcome Voice". Miller Children. Cuhmasler Wsller I>oll made ter of the First Congregational Center C-ongregailonal Church ehspel. The Week Church, will use “An Appeal For The to«Ti report for the fiscal Sermon. "Chrl.stlan Growth” . 7:45 p, m., Wesley Group, ladies 10:00 a. m.. Nursery In the Par- the following awards: to David Wishte Oiir Ciiifomtrs “THE RACKET” Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Pastor Anthem, "Je.sua. Name of Won­ l.sh House during church worship. Tuesday, 7:15 p. m. Prayer Unity'' aa hla sermon topic Sun­ year ending Aug. 31, 1951, is now parlor. meeting. Kelsey, wolf badge and gold ami N o lic e Robert Mitcham and Rev. Dorothy Wells Pease, drous Love", Titromb. The Week sliver arrows; Daniel Dormer, sec­ day at the 10:45 a. m. service here. resdv for the printers. Officials of Minister of Education Friday - Friday, 7:45 p, m., Bible study. ( and Frionds STATE the Board of Finance said bids for LIzbeth Scott—Also “Stariin” Po.stlude, "Prelude and Fugue in Mondav, New Year's Eve, 7:.50 ond year service star: David The Junior High Fellowship 7:00 p. m.. Choir rehearsal. /.nning Board of Appeals With An All Star Cast .\ndrew R. Watson A Minor", Bach. p m . Divine worship with eele- Miison. silver arrow; Cllffonl SUNDAY TUESDAY group of the church will have a the printing arc now being re­ Minister of Music In accordance with the requlre- holiday party in the vestry of the ceived. The Board has asked the The Week hration of Holy Communion In the The First Congregallnnal Fisher, second year service star; mcnls^of the Zoning Rfgtilatlons coN’nNuors s h o w s - Taleotlvllle Congregational James Cole, wolf badge snd gold A Very Happy church Saturday from 8-10 p. m. selectmen for'additional informa­ STARTS TITESDAY Dec. 30. Fifth Sunday in Advent Monday. 11:00 p. m.. New Year's German language. Preoaratory tliiireh of Vernon of the Town of Manchester, Conn., BOTH DAYS STARTS AT 2 Those of the group have been in­ tion about the Old Age Assiatance OUR ANNUAL GALA Eve .service. fJiiirrh service begins at 7:10 p. m. 5>rnon O nler nnd silver arrows; .Inmcs Orecn- the Zoning Board of Appeals Will "10 TALL MEN" (la C«lor) Morning .services, 8:00 and 9:15. Rev. James A. Bull, Pastor vited to bring gueata. Mra. Ken­ program for the town emploves Prelude. "PastorallC (Sonata F Wednesday; Wednesdav. 7:.50 p. m.. Meeting Rev. George B. Higgins, Pastor herger, wolf haitgc and gold snd hold a Public Hearing on Monilay. New Year neth A. Downing and Mra. Herbert before it is acted upon at a town 3:15. Brownies. Wilfred E. Kent. Choir DIreelor of the Ladies' Aid. silver arrows: Richard Kennedy, Mlnorl ...... Gullmant Mrs. Dorothy Welles, Organist January 7, 1952, at 8 P M, In the p. Rose are in charge of arrange­ meeting. NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY "Aria" ...... Bach 6:45; Youth Choir. Friday, 3:00-4:00 and 7:00 -8:00 Mr*. John Rogers, Orgnn||l wolf hadye; Kenneth Smith, den- Hearing Room of the Municipal 7:.30, Emanuel Choir. Sunday, Dee. 30 5 ncr's stripe; Stephen Yavlnsky. l-et II* make Ihe hnlldaya and ments. Elmer R. .Taeohs of Lenoir. N. Anthem. “Once In Royal David's p. m.. Registration for Holy Com­ Building on the following applica­ every day easier for you. I,eava C.. Is visiting at the home of Mrs. •HATS •FAVORS 8:00. Dorcas Society. S\inday. December .50 munion on Sunday, Jamial’y 6, 9:30 a. m„ Church .School, assistant denner's atripe; James Mra. Louise Miller and aon. Os­ City" 19:15 ser\’lcc( . .Osuotlctt 9:.50 a. m. School of Christian tions: ua your Inundry while vou shop. car Miller, have returned home .lacob.s’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glastonbury Theattr DANCING 9 to 3 to Cherub Choir Thursday: Friday. 8:00 p. m . Meeting of 10:45 a. m.. Morning service of Amicrson, assistant denner's Mrs. Msrv McNeill for permis­ 2:,30. Women'a Miasionary So­ Faith. worship. stripe; I,nrry .lohnson, bear badge; Attendants will handle It. 24 after spending a few days with TEL. SC5T Anthem "Hall to the l^ord's adult membership group. sion to convert family Bendix waahera, 6 dryera. TEX P A V a and HIS WESTERN ECHOES Anointed" (11:001 ...... Tes- ciety, 11:00 s. m. Service of Holy Wor­ Monday. Jani ary 7. 7:.50 p. m . Sermon, "God Said 'I'm Ixine- .Inhn Gsrtnei>- denner's stripe; relatives and frienda In Mount ship. ly.’ " dwelling Into two-family dwell­ Vernon, N. Y. "Whm Worlds CoUido" MINIMUM $3.50 PER PERSON chner-Butcher 8:00, Bible Hour. Walther l..eague meeting. ,)ohn Bcaser, assistant denner’s ing on Southesst corner of North PARKING In Technicolor Scripture Reading. Romans 8: 31- 8:00, O a e f CTlub. Prelude ...... The Organist 7 p. m., rilgrim Fellowship stripe; .lohn Pontlllo, silver ar­ Cub Scouts of Den 2 and Den Hymn- Holy, Holy. Holy. I meets in ehurch social rooms Street and Golway Street, Resi­ Maple Mt. and 5faln St. BURNSIDEr.V Something Different FOOD OR BEVERAGE 39 Saturday: row and Richard Rlkcr, gold snd dence Zone C. 5, Pack 57. had a postponed holi I HTPf Responsive Reading. sIM’er arrows day parly Friday night at the Also: Hymn. "Hark, the Herald Angels 9:00. Junior Choir. Second Congregallnnal Chureh Mrs Nellie Dwyer for permis­ OpiMtalte FInaat • MBERT STRAUSS •.HUAWAUaR'i MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW Sing" ...... Mendelssohn 10:00 Confirmation class. Scripture - Deuteronomy 5:6-21. .561 North Main Street 7:.50 p. m . Choir rehesrssl at Keith Rsrkiis and Brlsii Gon.I- filaneheater, Tel. 2-8212 .nINKSIlUAItaCI Pond Hill School with Mrs. Marie Hymn There’a a Wtdenses in j sion In use one room of proposed tIUimilRACXIN' u « ..i,)OHNGI!ANT- .•.aWDOOUlLMAN Great.Holiday Show! "DARLING HOW Anthem. "O Worship the Lord" 10:15, Junior Mls.slonary So­ Rev. liTlanri O, Hunt, Minister Ihe nsrsonage. ing leil the fisc salute to onen Ihe DJeil.son and Mrs. William Stone, God's Mercy. Wednesday j ChrlsImss psriv of Cuh Pack 4 dwelling for a beauty parlor and respective den mothers, in general C O U L D Y O U " Hollins ciety; election of officers. Warren D. Wood. Organist a small aign for san)C, on South Kirk D««rUb Milti Gavniir Offertory, "Pa.storal Symphony” Next ^tunday, Earl Modean, Anthem- There Were Sherherds 8 p. m„ Church Council meeting , nt Cctilcr Church Cubmssler charge. There was an exchange F.. Ptrli^r IVshIb T>ay with Joan Fontaine • Vincent St the parsonage. .lohn Kiiudsoo, s.ssisird hy Air side of Green Roail, adjacent and ON THE SAME OAI-A NEAV YEAR’S EVE SHOW of gift.s, group singing, games **Golden Handel student at Augustana Theologi­ punrlay, De’r, 30: .Southeasterly of Business Z«ine I, Sermon "More Than Conquerors" cal Sentinary will preach at the Sermon "Resolutions for Christ." '9;1R a. m. Cliiirch school. Scout Wnltcr Sr.cmplinskl. pre- JOAN and refreshments. Also attending Girl** SI.'NDAV thro TX^SDAT Residence Zone A. Rtor>” la tfchnlcoUr CLUB CHIANTI Hymn. "Lead on. O King Eternal" morning service. Solo- "The Living God" ...Ohara 9:15 snd 11:00 s. m. Divine I sented the follnwlny swards; to I SHEFFIELD In “ELEPHANT STAMPEDr were Lester Taylor, Den 2 chief; 2:M. "GOLDEN GIRL” Wilfred Kent Peter Bramicv a silver arrow; Ixiiils Tuttle for permission to Michael Wawer. Den 5 chief; Os­ 14 DEPOT SQUARE— TELEPHONE 419S Smart Worahip. conv.eil twn-family dwelling Inin lD:ld l:U. S:U with Mltzl Gaynor sad Posllude, “ Overture to 'The Mea- Hymn - Father. Let Me Dedfcale 11:00 s. m. Worahip hour mir- car Miller, . Park .57 cuhmaster; Dennis Day Covenant Congregational Church Posllude . . . ; ...... The Organist a three-family dwelling, at 21 Qose Out siah’ " Handel aery. I C'MON FOLKS AND HAVE FUN) and Arthur Webh, Pack 57 sa- RobertHudson Freckletnn. Street, Residencecold arrow; Zone B. r . Also: “BOWERY B>TTAI-10N" 9:15 Church School for all ages, 4S Spruce StrMt Monday, 11:30 p. m. Watch Orcsn Prelude: Ah, I>cBve tJ* Peter Kracunas. wntf badge and aistant nibmaster. Sas.. “HTAh I.irT" Chesler B. Jaskidskl for per­ ADMISSION SSr pin* tax ‘nCKETS NOW ON SALE riaa « 1th 1.00 Oorcey and the kindergarten through high Rev. Carl M. Helgcnoa, Pastor Night. • With Tliy Grace, Ksrg-Elert. Hadac h uk - I)ey or io cold arrow, and Arthur Schalter Floor Models P\’t>CBrI R, Ooldanider is spend­ Bowery Boys school Paul Paige. Organist New Year’s service with Holy mission to convert two-family “‘THK aoraKT" Hymn: Bright and Joyful Is the Mr. and Mra. John Badachiik of sliver arrow. Elmore Gibson led dwelling Into a four-family dwell­ NOTE . . . Our mrirnt fthnw “THE RACKET' plux “LII.LI ing a 12-day furlough from Ft A Third Feature 1 to 2 P. M. • 11:00 Morning service. Sunday. Dec. 30. Communion. Morn. Gwalchmsi. the group singing, accompanied Only Sunday 11 ;00 Church Time Nursery, kin­ Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. Ladies' Colchester announce the engage­ ing. St 9 Mkidlefleld .Street snd 64 MARLENE’* h IH N* rllminat■ 7 p. m„ Pllgr\^m Youth Fellow­ St. John's Polish National GET 13-FT. PHILCO PLTIS: Loula Ha^taoWI In Catholic Chureh AT THE PRINCESS Are Sure To Agree North Methodist Church ship in the Community House. “THE SON OF DR. JEKYL” Leader, Richard Lyman. Subject. Golway Street Reg. $.389.95 447 North Main Rev. Stephen 8. Stryjewsld MANCHESTER TIRE 00.*$ That Miller’s Restaurant Willard McLaughlin, Minister "Does Prayer Make Any Differ­ 89c STEAKS 89c SALE $ 2 9 9 ence?” Pastor L a STARTS Miss Clara Skrabaez, Orgsalat LB. OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Is The Place To Be. Student Recognition Day , December 30 MONDAY a t Christian Scieace Society Sunday, Dec. 30:' CLUB. T-BONE ond FORTERHOU5E NORGE 18-POUND A I^USING GOOD TIME ' Divine Worship, 9:30 and 11:00. Masonic Temple 8:30, Mass. WITH A Processional Hymn, "Ancient of CUT FROM HEAVY WE5TERN BEEF r e c a p s : 10:30. High Mass. Days” AUTOMATIC WR ALL-410NT MISS ITI GALA MILLER’S > Invocation by Clifford Johnson Sunday service, Dec. 80, 11:00 3:00 p. m„ .Christmas program ,f6e and Celia's An Intercession by Jean Smith, a. m. for both children and adults, with WIDER AND DEEPER WASHER Sunday school, 11:00 a. m. gifts. N O C O V ER NEW YEAR'S Kathleen McLaughlin, Dorothy Reg. $329.95 RESTAURANT Smith, Joan Coffin Wedneaday evening meeting The Week CANNED HAMS ia89c N O MINIMUM NO COVER Scripture Lesson read by Clifford 8:00 p. m. Monday, Dec. 31, 7:00 p. m. 4-7 LB. AVG. JU5T UKE BOILED HAM. SALE $ 1 9 9 EVE SHOW - Johnson The public le cordially Invited. vesper acrvice of thanksgiving. 2 IN 1 SNO TREADS Charter Oak Restaurant "Christian Science" will be the Tuesday, 10:00 a. m. New Year’s SPECIAL y NO MINIMUM, Hymn, "O Still In Accents Sweat ContimiOMS CHOICE DINNERS and Strong" subject of the Leaeon-Sermon for day, high mass.' N O R f iF Sunday, Dec. 30, 1951. NEW YEAR'S EVI 4:30 to MIDNIGHT FOR Addresses: "What the Student Ex­ pects of the Church," Dorothy 'liie Golden Text Is from laaiah Zion Evaagellcal Luthema Church Ffr yoar holiday partial, wa lava plaaty if 40:5 "The glory of the Lord ahall ELECTRIO RANBE j MENU LAST SHOW AT 9 P. M. LEGAL BEVERAGES and Jean Smith Cooper aad High Streets ONLY HR5T GRADE MATERIAL U5ED New Yearns Eve RESERVATM)N “What the (Xiurch Expects of be reveal^ and all flash shall see Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Paator salaitad GOLD CUTS, DEER.aad SODA oa Reg. $259.95 \ FBEBENTINO FMtariBf An EsecftitMuiI Entertainer the Student” Kathleen Mc­ it together: for the mouth of the Mias Marlon A. Erdin, Orgaalst 24-HOUR 5ERVICE SALE Z p i / 7 i OPEN U 1 DAY NEW YEAR’S DAY PHONE 24H23 Laughlin Lord hath spoken It.". iaa. OpH aatil 11P* M* Now Yaar’t Eva. SPEOIJU. COURSE -DINNER “Above and Beyond,” the Minis­ Selections from the Bible In­ Dec. 30-—Sjfnday after Christmas ONLY S LEFT ? DANEGURK ter clude the following; “AndsJeaua 9 :0 0 a. hi., Sunday schooL COME EARLY . I in "PORT DEftANCI" Hymn, "Dear Maater, in Whose went about all the cities and vil- (Note: Bus transportation aervics FSVORS-FUN FOR U l - AT THE C^TER Ufa” lagaa taacing Inthalr synagoguas, for children whose parents can not A Very Happy and Prosflerousf^ew Minchester Tire & Reeapping Co. ^ 0 ------PLCB ------Hew Year’s Eve, Dec. 81— and preaching the goapel of the bring or aend them and live at a 10:00, Oommission I meeting, klng^m, and healing every sick­ distance. For information, please 295 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-4221 BRUNNEir^Tvi AT PEARL STREET TVONNB DECABLO ia -Vibert McBride, chairman. ness and every disease among the call 2-0408.) Year To All Our Customers " H O T a SAHARA" i n OHARTER OAK STREET 10:80, Infomal coffee for all. people." (Mattbow 9:85) 9:80 a. m„ Adult Blblt Class In NO PARKING PROBLEMS Open Wed-Jliini^Id, RESTAURANT \ 11:00, Watch Night aervlea with . Oorralativa paasagas from ths church auditorium. and Friend^ •Til'* ■ Admlsaloh Yle Plus Tax Rely Oommunlon. Christian Bdane* taxtbook, 10:00 a. m., Dlvina worahh|^ AUDNri I 1', t .V it',-1 'i „i:'\ .VV w A 4. . v.s.V'v.vi •■..'i; 4 vv" vv.v-v i.\4l I. 'C ,,4, " .1 . <1» , .•>- 4 *•(.. HANCHK8TBR EVENING HERMiD, MANCHESTER. OONM. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 29.1961 MANCHESTEK EVENIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20,1961 P A O l ManrInI wea In eharga of the car u d not bieanse are are willing to HaaH that tola la not nufiy a W9NB—141# WHAY— #1# Auto Men See Betrothed Rockville rylng out of the work. Engfigetl O aim i hava the Korean fighting stop at good oM BspuhHssa regtass. WDHO-ll YvneU Its# St. Joha'B rSurck aU easta, by aay means. There la Connecticut Bocauao its political methods ~ Today's Radio A carol ring will be held at St. have been refreshing and origliial. WCOO— 1S#6 WFRA—1#S.T a MKli larger poaaibiitty in­ Unemployment John's Eptecopel Church thta eve­ Would Support Ifce Kimche - -Mystery It baa encountsged the wrath of YYKNB— 86# w r m —v m GiuncU Holds ning with both familiar and tin- volved. Yankee those In its own ranks who regard familiar carobi being sung, alert­ politics as merely a gama of ma­ (OentiaM# fraoa : This larger poaalMlity ia thta: By A. R . O. ii# # - 8:40— In Metal §lasli ing at 7 o'clock. There will be a which might have been, chine organisation and machine WDRC—News. WONS—Juke Box. . Final Meeting abort aervtfe of worship, followed Douglaa did not com* out dtroN' Dish of Korea grab, and won the praise of such by organ nelections by Misa Eva and whtah stlU may be. merely WCCC—Manchester Matinee. •:#0— (OoiHaM# fTMB POffSi Omi) ly against another term for Prw- This has been a refreshing ara as we, who happen to think that WHAY—Saturday MsUnee. WDRC—Oangbiwterf.' Ltttle. organist and choir direc­ ident Truman, who hoa mod* it the first skirmish ia World War In Oonnactlcut politics, so that the best> politics, the thing that tor. The congregation will Join WKNB—News; Parade of Hits. WHAT—N«wa; MurIo. merer, In m statement yesterday, Newly EiertefI Members clear the Illlnota Senator tan't doa m , may also be the first and tha By KALBOYIJB could sneak upon them In tha when we coma to ths business of really wins votes, is service, and WTHT—News. WTIC —Judy Canova. in pinging familiar carol*, follow­ of hie favorita people. , ' last sklnnlah In that war. It may New York, Dee. M—(g>—What night If the wind were Mowing ravlawlng in our own mind tha not primarily patronage. WTIC—News. WONS—Hawaii Colta. called the ateel allocation plan Will Be Sworn in at ed t»y carols from many nations Douglas did Bay "the power oilS * is klrachsT year now closing, tha process la But, In 'Its way. It Is as individ­ WONS—News. discriminatory. President C. E. bv the choir. The public Is In­ bo the teat case for Obmmunlst their way. The redolence of kim­ ual and vital and Interesting .an • :S0— the preatlg* of the Preridency ft This is the national dish—and che would give away tha attack. stimulating and pleasant. W nC —Grand Old Opry. Wllaon of General Motors said any Next Session on Jan. 7 vited to gttend this combination BO great that no sitting Praeldent -. aiiieaslnn and ths test ease for what a dish it is!—of Korea. It has been an ara of exciting adminiatraUon as was the Bowles Ill*— carol ring and Chriitmaa concert. My own preBcUon is that when WDRC—Gueet Star. ' WDRC—Broadway'a My Beat. further cut in auto materials who wlshaa to be renominated will, united Nations authority and law MaJ. Oen. William F. Dean In a Oeneral Dean comas home ha may peraonalltlss and principles. In regime before It. The pattern WONS—Bands for Bonds. WONS—Guy Lombardo Show-. Rockville, Dbc., 8#—A brief Chrlatmox carnia will be sung as a practical matter, be dented ' and taw enforcement. It may be la different, but it Is a deflnite "could well be a catastrophe for during the morning service tomor­ letter to his wife broadesat this get one plate of kimche. But If he which very deBnIte i^nta of view •WTHT—U. 8. Marines. WTHT Iriah PAM. meeting of the Common Oouncil the nomination." Whether Mr. another of the relatively small week by the Peiping Radio said have been trying^ to develop the pattern, being ably applied, and WTIC—National Farm and the working people ot Michigan." row and at 8;30 p. ni. the church asks for a second serving Mrs. pleasurably worth watching. It. lg;0O— Wilson vehemently denies any waa held Friday evening and was Truman Intends to run again N . battles which, so often in World that during hla 17 months as a Dean will tall him firmly, "Honey, formula for dealing with tha In­ Home Hour. WDRC -Robert Q'a Waxworka school will hold Us Christmas etill a secret, like the Bowles years, has been a discrimination. the final meeting of tha year. The •ervtce and party with carols, mu­ history, have turned great tides. captive of the Reds he had be­ believe it or not, but there isn't creasing, multiplying and dlversl- WHAY—SaturdayWHA Matinee. W nC —Talent Search. Douglas said that In any ereat come "fond of rice and kimche." fled problems of modem Connect- year In u’hich form and pattern ", l ! i * - Government offlrisla say criti­ sic. Aims, girts and dlstrlhutlnn of The larger possibility involved ia another clove of garlic left In have appeared, as contrast with a WTHT—Top Tunes. cal mstertals ors so short that routine bllla were read and order­ fruit and candy. "It ta highly important that we ' If thta may be true, the America. How about some corned Icut. WDRC—City Hoepital. WHAY—New*. ed pajd. • should not elect a Prealdent whose not merely peace in Korea, but The BowM phase af thta era previous era in which the office of WONS—Russ Carlyle's Orches­ cutbacks are inevitable, Reuther Attend Rally general has shewn aa much stam­ beef and cabbage?" Governor functioned much more WONS-Chicago Theater of ths say* Detroit has not gotten A communication waa received diplomatic (foreign) jiollclef law and order for the whole ina as a prisoner hs he showed was hitereetlag sad ezcltlag. tra. ' Air. Members M the' Methodist would be the exact opposite of Eta- -< Here was toe shining white passively. WCCC—News; Msneheater Mat­ enough defense order* to make tip frqm Mra. Nettle Ramkiewicx, Youth Felloyfship will go to Pm v wm t t TCwkUMtton of world. The larger poeaibiHty if heroism on the Reid of bhUle. But . 10:30— for unemployment renultlng from staling that she fell on Village enhower'e." . tfl !• It. ar knight chargtag to the fervent. inee. WTIC -M\isical Album. Idenre, RVl.. today to attend a Asked whether he had In mind ' Mt *■ la thta papar that UN action in Korea may Jet-propelled attack on the ex- WTHT—Shake the Msrscss. lowered civilian production. street on Dec. K end euatotned tn- mid-winter rally. bi^ld^" re«V‘‘“a:'"‘^Ittnuc* HonoF Serviccmen WTHT-Sugsr Bowl Bssketball Defcnne officiala aay 1,800,000 i Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio, an ' Jiirles. The letter woe referred to S atoa tka lacai aawt pubUiMkm actually accomplish what it set hardly knew what was In store tatiBg order, fearing almoet Lutlierans Plan AlUES 1:4:4*— Game. ..- avowed candidate for tha OOI* 4B iUkta a< tapaMteaUaa of apa^ out to do—prevent World War nothing BO long as It represent­ passenger cars can be made dur­ the Clalma committee. iliyatakaa kyata ata alau laaafra*. for her when she announced she'd With Special Book WTIC—Juke Box. 1 1 :00 — ing the firat three months of 1952 Mlaa MIriey Aon Wright Mayor Frederick Berger re 5llsa Rarbara Watkins nomination, Douglas laughed and III instead of producing it. ed change, and tllthig, with WKNB—Gueet Star. New* on all station*. replied: learn to. cook kimche for her BUI some accomplishment but to his New Year Service from allotments of controlled ma­ minded the membera that the next MB aaiTtoa aUaat of N. A. tarv on his return—If that's what he 11:15— Mr. and Mrs. Myrton Wright of Europe Army "I have made a New Year's a - - V m a For such atakeH wa can affoi^ A "Book of Remembrance" will own eventual defeat, against the terials. For the April-June period^ meeting will be on Monday eve­ Announcement has l>een made of resolution which I am pdttlng m lly wants. WCCC—Manchester Matinee. WONS - Music. they say they hdpe to allot enough North Coventry announce the en­ ning, Jan. 7, when the new council ____RapraaaatatlTaat Tha to be patient For such stakes, we be dedicated a t. the Salvation forces In Oounectlcut life which An observance of New Year's 1947 Db SOTO s e d a n WDRC—I*uhllc Ser>'lce Pro- the engagement of Miss Rarbara into effect In advance—to to ‘'klnd . Xatkawa tpaelU Atwur — Haw For kimche (pronounced "klm- fear everything which Is WHAY—News: Open House, steel and aluminum for one mil­ gagement of their daughter. Shir members and thnae reelected will Plans Closer CUeate, Datrelt aad Boatoii. can afford, in our negotiations, to Army Sunday evening at 7:30. Eve at the Emanuel Lutheran WTHT—Metropolitan Opera. gram. fTheney Watkina to Wllaon Dun- an heartened by it, and persist In. it. of servicemen who wish their man of good will, of high Intent Schumann. A devotional service WCCC-Music. 4:30—Biima and Allen Show. Top Triiinan Woe 'Supper Sunday Mr. McEIhInny Is the son of IVmglas, commenting on the But here waa a man, living in analysis It seems to be a kind of which concentrates more on the 1:15— The Norfolk will mount dual lieved likely that the committee pickled vegetable hash, composed son's names to be enrolled on- this will follow consisting of hymns, 5:00—Gabby Hayes. purpose guns, probably rapid flring The Roaary Society of St. Jo- Mis. Archlhald McKellar of West- poll, said It was "very flattkring,''' our community, whoae record book,'and desire the prayers of quality of public service than on WDRC—Adventure* in Science. seph'a Church will sponsor the form will he chosen. port, Conn., and the late Willism then pointed to a photograph nt largely of cabbage, peppers, and Its ideological direction. Governor prayers and a brief meditation by S:S0— 5:80—Nature of Things. flve-Inch fliecea, for use against (Continued from Foge One) waa one of hard dealing in almoat Florida's Reign of Terror spices Inundated In artnighty tide the Salvationists, can do so by the pastor. 6:45—On the Une. both surface and air targets. Christmas supper tomorrow at The ministers have yielded to thinhar McElhinny of Dayton, the late Senator George Norrhi calling the Salvation Army office Lodge !%>'slanted neither for nor WCCC-New*: Muelc. 5:30 p . m. In the PAC Hall. Tha Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Olilo. He Is the grandson of the of Nebraska on hla office wall,, awery tranaacUon he made, whoae of garlic. against change In ItsSlf. He has Dr. Evald Lawson, president of Roy Motors, Inc. I 1 WHAY—Jamboree. 6:00—Better Homes Show. The main difference between the government "no matter who they dcaire for gain grew more and Again, at a time when it might The cabbages are harvested In Upsala College, East Orange, New 6:30—Lone Ranger. Norfolk and ships of her xize now traditional breaking of the Christ­ Van Zeeland's Insistence that this late Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick and said; adopted and developed - Bowles' Jersey, who was to have spoken ^SO TO and PLYMOUTH CARS WDRC—New*; Correepondent'i are or how big they are.” mas Wafer will take place before executive be under authority of Wilson of New York and Cotult. "One of the things that mad* moK inordinate, whoae will waa be pleasant to be able to empha­ the fall and stacked for sale in changes which seemed sound, and / Scratchpad. 7:00—Groucho Marx. listed as cruisers lies in the all- at this service, due to illness la 7:30—Alan Young. weather anti-submarine devices In that connection. Senator the supper. a council of cabinet miniaters and Maas., snd of Mrs. William Dnvl