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: j THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19BS PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ‘V Averaxe Didiy Net Press Ron fpstpr lEuPtting l| pral^ Fer the Week Eaded nut-Weather " Nav. 5, 1955 ' Fdraeast of U. 8. Waatkwr Boeaaa t : Baptism, as found In/tho Book of ’ Mathodist Man tit, tha South The MUIl'ary Whist of Manclits- Generally fair, not aa eeol ter, Emblem Club, Np.' 251, Common Prayer, will also bo oa- Msthoqist Chuseh will sponaor a AboutTown .Wednesday sveriing,, Nov, 16. plshied. Any fsmllies having can­ baked bean aflpper''Saturday at 6 HFTH ANNUAL 11,898 night liow 35-40. Partly ehtody, / in. Tinker HSjL wHI be open to didates for bsplism fbouid plan to p.m., in Cooper Hall of the church. ' Member of the Audit mild ^Saturday. High 55-69. Bala attend this session. ' Bureim of arcnlatioa • The Emanuel Women’s Mlsalpn* the'public. .A sale of home madq The meal will consist of frank­ likely Sunday. • \ ary Society will meet Friday eve­ food will be In charge of Mrs furters. beans, potato salad, rolls M a ncheztef ning, at.7:30 in* .the chapel. Melvin Lawrence LaPolla. ' and Mrs. Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98,, ,ahd butter, dessert and coffee. Peterson will show a sound movie, Jeqp'ne Beauregard will presidq at Daughters .of Scotia will bold a the apron table, Mrs. Paul Gagne regular meeting tomorrow night at. VOL. LXXV, 88 "Outpost in the Andes," on Lu­ BAND FESTIVAL (■hVENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBi 1955 (Claaaltled Advarttalag on Pago If) PRICE nV B CENTS theran missionary work . In -South heads-the rcfreshipent committee. 7:43 at the Masonic Temple. New­ Tickets- may. be obtained froth ly elected officera will.be Installed SATURDAY. NOV, If— t P.M. . America. Mr^.^my (Prison will Mrs. Napoleon.. Pitcher or Mrs. by Installing Deputy Marjy Stew­ lead the devotions.' Refreshments Edward SerrelL.Edward McKeever art o f New ..Britain and her staff. J O W i VERPLANCK SCNOOL Rains Fail to Bring will be served by the hostess com.- will direct the whist playing. A social hour will follow. Members OPEN d a y FRIDAY, ARMISTICE DAY mitte'e,. Mrs. Victor Johnson, are rerdinded'to bring'gifts for the Hm MAMNIS. son, chairman; assisted by Mrs. A conference on baptism will be Christmas party. ^ State Flood Threat Eldward Leemon, Mrs. Alfhlld LMt WMk. In thi( (pace, w* To reduce stock before month held In the parish hsll of St. SALVATION ARMY BAND Wogman and Mrs. Esther Gustaf­ SIsry’s' Episcopal Church tonight Windsor Locks, Nov. I t toM you that you Juat can-' end. Inventory we offer very The daughter born Tuesday in special values on; son. . * . \ at 8 o’clock. All parents and god­ in Stamford Hospital to Mr. .and (F) — the U.S. Weather not buy a*arettea In, Con- Cott Dietetic Beveri^tes . . . parents of the children to be bap­ Mrs. Carl D. Lenihsn,. 46 Brace- Featuring Harold Brasch . Bureau here at 6:45 a.m. to­ mcUcut at KW'er prices th*n the 6 pack which usually sella Alan Gould, son of Mr. and Mrs. tised next Sunday morning are ex­ wood Dr., that city, has been day founded the. welcome newB that “it lo o ^ like the ttaoae which prevail at Pinei\ for 87c carton? will be fea­ .George H. Gould. 78 Chestnut St., pected to attend. Under- the lead­ named Mari Carol. Mrs. Lenlhan, CNIEP M U SICIA N U.S. NAVY lA N D Rule tured at 69c, so you save 18c* has been elected treasurer of the ership of the Rev. Donald N, Hun- prior. to her marriage. Wai Miss flood threat la over." \ ^ o n t every day. In every on eveiy carton you buy. We glee club at Bryant College, Provi­ gerford. this group will discuss the Csrol McVeigh, daughter of Mr. Since yteaterday morning, Caneli. Luckies, etc., Xave plenty of the popular dence, R. I. He is s graduats of meaning and implications of Holy j and Mrs. James H. McVeigh, 81 DEWEY-RiCHMAN CO. ADMISSIO!*^ ONE DOLLAR Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, N o v .f by a group of Army leaders who Connecticut, hardest hit of all .it carton, 21c pkg. Pall crecjn. root and raspberry, a Manchester High School. Baptism'today. ’The Office of Holy I Oxford St. 767 MAIN STREET 11 (/P)—The Brazilian Cham- r^wrtedty were planning tb pre­ northeastern atatea by the vent Kubita:hek.’a taking office. Aug. 19 and Oct, 15 floods, MalU carton. 22c pkf; , limits^ amount of cherry and < ber of Deputies today named grape. Luz waa believed favoring thla had kept a wary and fearful ' TVxlay we «w»nt to comment And savtf 20c on every pur­ Nereu Ramoe, president of plot. . eye on a rain storm moving on prices of najlonally ad­ chase of three large bottles the Senate, to be provisional Paaalng the presidency to Ramoa up the seaboard from northern ' vertised foods and'to tell you of Cott dietetic (sugar free) ia in -conformity to the Oonititu- Florida. -...... president of BraziL' succeed- tlon, aince the Senate preaiden't la No such tprrentisl rains as that when you buy tlw^m at beverages . . . usually 25c ing Chrlos Coimba da -{.uz, Bottle, now featured at 3 next in line r©r the office after feJX Jn August and October. Ptneburst you get low evfciy- bottles 55c. Plenty of root ousted in an Army coup this the president of the House of were" expected at any time, Deputies. but with the ground saturated day prioea right In line and orange, limited amount IHPB.L') m* morning. , Makes Offer to WiU competition and further that of gi%er ale. Cannon fire ffom Ck>pacaba-ia and streams still swollen, even Fort ahook the faahidna’-le 0>pa- a moderate' to heavy rain car­ we have on our shelves as '^And hero’s another special Rio Dfe Janeiro, Brazil, beyerage value . . . a real Nov. 11 {IP)—The Brazilian cabana .beach district this morning ried a threat. many and pertiaps more price, sale on Cott’s new when the Navy apparently sought However, the . Weather Army ousted provisional to resist the Army coup. B\ireau’a early morning report Russian Policy Shift famous brands thanxany QUICKY- drink . . . buy 2 store In Manchester . . « cartons of 6 bottles for the President Carlos Coimbra da Witncs.

r - IfANCipSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEST^. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955 \ t a s A s e v e n IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1965 ant - Vows la 'being planned for 8 with the ■•'782th Army Unit. waa born In Rockville and at one Hohl,IU pastor , of the First Evangeli­ oId9 at 11. Ber^qr also said basket­ Rockville-Vernon p.m. Noy. 20, at the First Con- Specialist Kulo entered th* time was a designer at the Spring- cal Lutheran Church in Rockville ball clinics WoulaYollow ^ e same FOR RENT • / fm aM tkorA, but, ovon moro Im-' sssme to, arid holds to it aa flrm^ craft. Now, with th* commercial 'gregatlonal Church of Vernon. The Army ih December 1953 and com­ ville Mill. After leavlnif Rockville will'officiate. pattern as last s ^ o n aird-^. •would ly as h* says he wlU^ Jet age at hand, nsye opportuni­ Rev. Dr. Paul Lyiin will be the pleted baaie training at Fort DIx, he became agent for- the Assebett Midget Basketball Set be held Saturday rodrnHigs for the 8 and I t asm. Movla Pro portbnt, a plodfo that America Drpodleg 6 0 0 Residents ties fdr expansion are opening Up. speaker, and new members will be N. J. He arrived In Bhirope in June Mill of the American Woolen CO. sound or aUsat, ala* would not try to interfere there The easy aqluUona 'to, the prob­ Vidget League baaketball direc­ next seven' weeks, y slide projector*. These -opportunities were spot­ Public Library Display Set received at the service. 1955. - He is survived by two sons, Al­ tor, Donald Berger, announced this Eiipmii0 Iftralb either. It amounted'to an ap**- lem of selecting a. top-notch can­ By BOOBB nUOE lighted recently with th* an­ / Returning From'Fmnre Kulo Was graduated in 1953 bert and Raymond of Mayhard;. From Area on nouncement ef Urge airline orders morning the'first practice eessions . AH TalcdttyUle snd-Venion news WELDON DRUG/CO, SS!«o. ment to leave ththri aa thjy are. didate may, then, be out. Specialist Third Class David S. from Fordham -College In New one brother, William, of Norwich; will be held a t the Northeast Items are ' new- being handled 901 Main 8C.-4M. $0tn $ 4 m But th* point la that the refus&l for the Boeing 707 and the Doug­ Kulo, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley York City. ■nd. four grandchildrsn. School gym tomorrow morning. and depend upon political evolu­ las DC-8, America's flrst Jet trans­ For Children's Book Week Oewell C. Dr*«hsler through the Manchester'*Evenlng tion, within the aatellllea, to ih- of Eisenhower, or that of Warren,\ F(rrh Payroll ROASTING CHICKENS Kulo. 12 Highland Ave.. is sched­ Burial servlcsa will bs held Sun­ Boys in the 9 and 10-year-old Herald, Rockrille Bureau, located port atrpUne*.'’ ule to return to th* U.S. from Oswell C. Drechsler of Maynard, day at S p.m. at the WIndsorvllle ereaae their degree of independ- 'should not end the search. And it group would practice at 9; 11-and at 1 Market telephone Rock­ Meanwhile, Hamilton Standard Rockville, Nov. 11 (Special)' —^compensation claims filed during France, where he has been seiving Mass., died there Thursday. H* Oenjqtery. Th* Rev. Gordon E. 12-year-olds at 10, and 13-year- ville TR 5-SI86. Adv«. iitce from Ruaaia. Dullea accepted, should, obviously, be a wide open Several hundred Manchester area continue* production of It* famed “If you want nice chiekena, you go down to (Mcott’s,” The Rockville Public Library will the week ending Nov. 5, rose to Read then, that atatua of affaire he haa search, quite willing to dare to residents sr* making w'vital, but Hydromatic propellers for com­ a euatomer of ours told one of .her frienda. “You were observe CSiildreii's' Book Week, 116, eight,more than the previous coihe up with something as new Uttle known, eontribiiUM to the Jet mercial and military aircraft. With ^^eek.' ’Ihste were 29 initial claims IT. Omm.. M ao frequently promiaed to tfpeet. ■ye- - ' substantial numbers of piston- ao right,” the friend said after (die had done ao. ‘*Th* next week, vPth.the them* for the filed as compared to 9 for the week The Communiat repmea In Eaat- and refreshing aa Eisenhower him­ They are among tbs employes of powered aircraft, on order by the chicken was elegant—nice and clean and ao delicioua!” week,’ "Let’s Read More.’’ ending Qct. 29. em Europe may,'later eii, take all self was in 1952: At the moment, Hamilton. StandaM, both at the airlines, and with propellsr turhlm ’Tliere will be a display of many Movies at Moose Club thia aa their cu e /to demand IjC la easier to eliminate certain Windsor Locks and Broad Brook aircraft expected to bear the liqit* new books in the Junior Library, Movies of Mooseheart and greater independence from Rua­ forward-standing poaslbilitiea than plants, are engaged in the de- share of future medtum-largi^af.- ROGER OLCOn with attractive copies of blasaioe Moosehaven will be shown this ••••••••••••*^****** I vclimment and manufacture of fle, tha propeller aspec'U of .Hamil­ as well as old time favorite*. ’The evening at 8 o'clock at the Moose aia. But, at the/fnoment, they are it la to' light upon poaslbilltiaa who highly-ipectallxed equipment for ton Standard's future A booklet lisUng nearly 200 The Women’s Guild of the Union mSS^"iT!srs^‘ -.TwpLiSSiu-i^ leng already, that political conditions Teeth are almut the pnoet useful to tha 8-Jet Boeing B.S2, largest ■killed and upskilled claaaae. books, by age, recommended for Congregational Church will hold a 2 n i w V « i 5 1 tS!s «r«d!tSto It. or and fastest. of this nation's inter­ SSi •S S rS S T m d iu d in tniorMiMr Dullea diplomacy,- thinga are will not let It get away with any accessory Hunkn Beings have. If ---- — ^—. ■; buying, will be distributed to par­ holiday bazaar J^the social rooms S *li?tlMhWUB^ IWMWIM Wo, acldom what they aeem. He second-rater. it weren't for teeth people would­ continental bombers. Experts estimate that Maine haa ents and other interested adults, to starting at 1 p.m. Friday. There jEu ri(Mo o* ropobdoouon of o g ^ * ' n't be sble to Mt cashew nuts, Personnel records at Hamilton 10 times as many deer as when the assist in th* purchase of ChrU- will be a variety of tables with btrola oro oloo rooorvod makea the fierceat conceaaiona, the keep their flngernaiU neat, untie Standard show that the company gifts, plants, alid a^clothlng ex­ presently employs about 600 real- first white settlers arrived in the ma* presehta for children. "" Mrneo ehoat of M. ■■ a! Icudeat,' moat threatening retreats, knots or bite eachVother. They're Matt.'' .. Ths librarians in chafg* of ar- change. Order will be taken for the world haa ever aeen. also handy for holding pins and, dents of Manchester and vicinity. ChriMmas wreaths.' A supper fea­ eeeelsdresiZ tie Many of them arc engaged, either Tanilng the display say there are iai Aboogjr*- No* Grange Notes on occasion, for'openrng olive jars, JANETS books for every age and taate, turing Swedish meatballs will be directly or Indirectly, In production and they gjve us a dWdy excuse from ‘picture book* for children, to served from' 5’;30 to 7 p.m. with OPEN STOCK! ”StnrilghtRa*e’’ UsdsIlfhtfalapsa / or A Quiet Repulse to visit a friendly DentUit twice a of such Jet aircraft products sA 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE : books on science for the older Mrs. Kenneth Hovland and Mrs. emcuLATiutfi y The election of oIBcers for the year. Sometimes teeth Mve even starters, fuel control, cockpit air- William Dumaa in charge. stock pattern and pieces may bs added any Urns. Its dsUcats f l e n t , conditioning systems, hydreulic group. mo The statesmanship of India is, coming year of 1656 drew a large more complex functlon*.\A year ENDS TOMORROWI Obeer\'e Veterans Day Coming Events design ivlll look well In every setting nnd will ndd bsaaty t* jo o t j the average American may be- number Of members to the Com­ ago my Cousin Stanley mid two pumps and pneumatic valves. Their The Official Board of the Vernon table for years and years. munity Hsll Nov. 8, when' the efforts aid the performefice of Although the banks were closed lieV*, one which ia addicted to molars fliled with metal ank right today, and the Post Office ob­ Methodist Church will meet this tr Broriag HowM- Wapping Orange held its regulsr afterwards he started getUngndlo about *0 different aircraft models . o n On An evening at 8 o’clock at the Church. "nau^alism" and, therefore, pos meeting. broadcasts in his head. How) in which one or more of Hamil­ served holiday hours, most busi­ The Senior Baptist Youth Fel­ ____; clootng bOOMI sibly "soft" toward Communlim. . The new ofllcem are as follows during the past month ..the ton Standard's equipment products ness Jt being carried on as usual are installed. Merchandise lowship will hold a box social to­ A t Z - t S ^ But this impression comes more snd will be Instslled In office Jan­ tion has been getting Worse hAd today in this city. "As the Veter­ night at 7:30 at the church. uary 19.56. worse snd Stanley has a proble: Since entering the aircraft equip­ ans’ Day observance le scheduled An Anniversary Communion- froM what India adviaes/the rest Mrs. Hannah Wllliama, mssterj He doesn’t, know whether to go ment field six .years ago, Hamilton In Our Store for Sunday, there was no formal of tha world to do then it comes Standard has doubled thla phase of ceremony today. Places of._ busi­ Service and Re-Owning of Covep- Levon Parmskian, overseer; Mrs.’ the Dentist and have the teeth • OiwmUs T from what liidia does itself. K*y LIhsley, lecturer; Reginald pulled out or go to a Radio Re­ ^ s operations every year. 'The com­ ness will be open as usual tonight pany, worjd leaders in propeller No one fights the Communists Allen, steward; Paul Perkins, as­ pairman and have a pouple of for Friday night shoppers. rii.' sistant steward; Mrs. June Parica, tubes put in. mknutacture for over SO years, now e Melsi Pfy Op twiey / -ai Open Series of Shares RANGE y, Novombtr 11 more savagely, politically, than chaplain;' Levi Dewey, treasurer; devMes more than one-third of its Nwtl MILLINERY ’The Rockville Building A Loan 'Prims Minister Nehru. It Is quite Mr*.' Mary Muir,-jfecretary; John prodoction space to aircraft aqulp- * AmWeHc Te KHI ^ A P M R E L Assn, will open a new series of possible, too, that nobody else has WIliiams, gate keeper; ,Mrs. Ruth Minuesota Crash rhent\temi. eeSfueiti Oenwl shares to investors, starting Jan. l UEL OIL A SUadiBf Debt Hood, Ceres; Mrs. Jessie Leonard, New Jet Ag'e aa many Communists in Jail a* hf Thus tar, practically all of the WELDON DRUG CO. 917 MAIN ST. 1, 1956. The announcement of the GASOLINE One* again, on tlie 11th day of Pomona; Mrs. Louise Parmaklan, new series was made by Raymond dose. P’)ora; Walter Foster, executive Kills Six Youths companyi^aircraft equipment pro­ 901 MAIN STREET E. Hunt, secretary. November, thU naUon paya And, in tfi* past few weeks, a committee. duction hiA been for military air- George N. Brigham, president, tribuU to thoa* who have aerved ■Ignificant littta drama Kas been The ways and means committee Glencoe, Minn., Nov. —Six has appointed a committee, com­ their country and Ita oauaea reported that the. square dance Minnesota high school/Students— posed of j. Everett North, John BANTLY OIL enacted on India's northernmost --^::)«.^aiMamiaaHNaaiiMHieMina>btaiiMm . .uiiviiaiumeaNN Thaoo cauaea have been right and will be held Nov. 16 at the Wap­ ■four hoys and. two girla—were Cottier and Francks J. Pritchard, I IMP \\^, l\r . border. Where India meets the ping Community Hall and a large killed laat night when their car to prepare suitable resolutions in just, and it has not been the Communiat-Inflitrated territory of number of people are expected. was struck by a Milwaukee Rail­ memory of John P. Cameron, who . :i '1 \'\ - I III I I fault of those who fought for Tibet. About six weeks ago, Chl- All admission will be paid at the road passenger, train at a grade died Oct. 30, and who was the asso­ TEL MItclull 9-4595 them, with the sacrifioe of the nea* Oommunlat troops crossed door with the publiq invited. Music crossing In Nearby Pli to. ciation's first secretary. fleshy that they have aometlmea ,Ui*_ HoU Mver, which India re­ will he furnished by: the Country Leon Odegaard, McLeod County Unemployment Monnta TEL ROCKVIILE 5-2177 Boys„'as many people requested eheriffr amid -thr car-waa amaxhed "' '''Tfie“ humDer TH'uneiW'flC^yniieill' halted far short of tliatf proper g a rd aa her own northern legal their appearance- att the Commu­ "ao bad)y I don't think a Junk yard fruition. This country has fought, froaUer, However India handled nity Hall again.- would 1/antlt." •a best it knew, to make thla a thi* aituetion in its private diplo­ Refreshments were served fol­ Eflts of metal and b>'e broken safer, more peaceful, freer wprld. lowing the m e e t i n g . ____ hpdJta were xcattared. 200 yards • mrfj ■ matic exchSQgaa with Peiping, the along the tracks, the sheriff said. (Regulfti^ SlOiOO) bM. fought TO* pelicy which actually ap- LET MARLOW'S KEER .... .HAidentiUsd livaPf.lbe dead ax:. S lL V E R i^ tX than it haa fought in wan- Bom* ^ a j* d in the wofid newa was that Milton Breljc. and Maurice Olaon, YOUR CHILD'S HEAD day the dream which has never India moved. Its own trOops up to A Thought for Tod»]r both about 18, from Plato; Robert left the American mind, the dream Luedtke, 18, ahd Roger Frauen- and HANDS WARM - .. the ana, and marched t^m for­ diest, 17, both of nearby New Au­ MADE BY THE INTERNATIONAL of n world in which the folly of ward until they were within scout­ TRy IT—IT WORKS burn, and Margaret Fuller, about SILVER COMPANY war Itself would bo controlled, ing distance of th* Chinese Cdm- Ttlhliig la Uod'a Plan 18. of Plato. It originated in the great heart The aherUf said tha body of the aniat com* true. Thar* is no other munist troops. nd mind of Ihe Alkiighty Father, sq. yX.^ HATS from ^ iQistem for life for the world. sixth victim, a girl, Vas so badly 98 After th* Indian troops had Hthkig Ia worship mutilated identification could not Against that sUU-to-bo-reaUsed sstabliahsd thsmssivea In this Involvea giying back to God a be made Immediately. carpet only \ dream, there are, today, the position, th* Chinese Communist part W youi^.• brain,hri your energy, 'The crash disabled the diesel s GLOVES and memories of those who havs pven troops withdrew. Then th* Indian your life. ' / locomptive of the train, a local Ufa itself, or the best -yean of T ^ ln g is Security bound for Aberdeen, S. D., whPh troops withdrew too. Now both ik e piiilyNenduring Investments had left Minneapolis, 66 mile* MITTENS from thslr Uves^'lo ths purpose of keep govemmente seem anxious to are UioSe m a ^ ln the .Bank of God. northeast of here, at 9 p.m. ;EST^ the dream alive, and promot-, minimis* the incident, and treat It .Sponsored By- The ManC|ie*ter A watch found in the wrec.-age sits eventual fulfilment. This aa of no great importance, Council of Churches. had stopped at 10:16. The Impact smashed a steam line Twist GREATEST SELECTION TO BE FOt'NO ANYWHERE! t r i b u ^ la roeawt yean, has If there is a raal diffsrsne* J>e* EDITOR’S .MOTHM DIES on the locomotive and the train aoemed *d dwiadle hi eeremony, twasn what India did In this situa­ New. Haven, Nov. 9 . (iP)—Fu­ was delayed more than threa hours. tor w hlch't^W may be a v»ry tion and what anybody Us* ml^ht neral services will be held-^lday It was Minnesota** second mass aimpi* reasonX ^^e classification have don,e, that difference Would for Mrs. Mary Mullins M c^hon, traffic tragedy of the week. Early OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS! of ^terans now ewan ao targe a 79, mother of the executive editor Monday five young Minneapolis seem lie primarily, in realm of the Catholic Transcript, the women, perished when their car Mrtlon of our popiUhtiM that any 'For 44 years familiofi have been com­ of stmoaphsr*. India not pro­ Rev. Terrance P, McMshon. Mrs. akidded on Ice and plunged Into the Broadloorri Carpet \\ dimooatratlon alwayaXmolvea *a claim a Communiat agression to McMahon died at her home here Minnesota River near Mendota. a ing lo Marlow's . . . They have every­ /proceaa of veteran* mmoiing tk* world, or b u ^ up a great yesterday. suburb ef the fwin cities. thing! / thsmaeivas. They th*ma*lv*l\find world Issue. Nor/ In th* realm of ------— ...... ------New man-made fibers work color miracles and combined with It difficult to manage seat and action, did India proclaim that It springy wool'produce a real bargain in beauty. New England’s most thusiasm for such ceremony. .^TOUld drive''the Inyadera out of Bsim Gwnue Moouments sie dnign- famous carpet mil! offered us rolls of this First Qiiality carpet at But in the coUecUv* heart and terrijtihy they already occu ed and kujpnusd by utiia ia bncM .a special di.scount. We pass the saving to you. Choo^ for wall-to- soul of the nation the gratitude, piedXR mtraly offared a wall of These grtaicc— lo endure. And Btrte wall installation or rug sizes. admiration, and rasolva, that-this troopa ag^nst their further prog GiaaiM Momuoirnii ftf thbuct to nation must continue to prove it- res*. ButXhe action and policy, things the ibingf ihst endure—the iriib.lovc * ■ \ ' oalf worthy of such dedication and Adnethcleaa, viAr* resolute end un­ lad iMmaiiM of thoec «bo have 12 ft, wide v r sacrifice, Uve on, stronger and yielding, and reliad upon the use puMd oa. Typical Installed Cost z deeper than mere words or demon- of force. A* a reuik, India seems When you ire choosing your monv- . ■ \ atrationA can make them. to have mad* its pointNiuietly and ment, Ici at help you. The beauty and parmanence of Miect Battc Craniie Here's an idea of what a complete wall-to-wall job will cost IN­ powder Green sffldsntly, without sUrriiig up the — make it a ruitt- CLUDING lining, Roberts Smoothedge, install^ by out wofk- Fldrec world, or without putting Uie.,a>i bit choict lot ’hten. nsa* Communlata on t pt^ your montUnenl, Reg. Sale Down Monthly* Dqeskin Beige NOW Onee again,, a DuUw bark haa ganda apot from whlih they migh c-s HTGN s proved to be the vdiy opposite of I whether it if to not have retreated aa easily as III 1 be large oe tmill. 12 X 18* Living Room . .295.00 244.00 24.40 10..50 a Mte, and the pi^etlmea gullible they did retreat from the disputed 12 X 12,’ Dining Room . .196.00 163.00 16.30 6.90 Ch^lk Cray public has beeh taken for a slight territory. In^.Utla Instance, at III 12 X 9’ Bedroom...... 147.00 122.00 12.20 a.25 tO i. / ...... leaet, India carried a stick, but The bark, loud and impreeaiva, talked soft. cam* from Tugoelavia Sunday, aa Secretary Dullea announced that xCOMPARE AND SAVE brand Tito had agreed on the im. Healthy Shock pwtanc* of the Independence of The recent acattcrlng elections, Colonial Pattern Chair Covers... Stain resistant tops /^tha-Bastcrn European satellita na- with a Democratic, tide of victory tlons and on'their freedom from almost everywhere, seem toi have SAPORITYMEMORIAL CO. of Micalite in Maple Finish autaid* interference In their in- had a rather sharp impact on .Re­ 470 CENTER STREET^ \ TEL. MI 3-7732 tHhal affair*. publican national thinking. The This was widely hailed, in Ufk impact ia good, if it does not try Specialists in nionumentfl sculptoreftDuty DbIuxb THI MOST niim felO 90RTABU. . ultimate this is the service to buy! 118 pieces complete in the same drawer c h e st,. .regularly BItS.98 ' posit* of what th* American pub-' it ia for them td nominate, the Decker 115 Volt AC/DC motor. FINISHED BLADES! • .u now only $59.05. No Federal Tax. He was told it meant. And Tugo- beat they have; they owe it to »«w . Only $«4.50 'Cutting depth range 6* to 2", Chairs, each 17.95 In a recent on-campus survey by For Carpantsn, BwildSn, Form- alpv’ diplomats back up their inter­ themselves and to the country bevel angle, 0* te 45*. Cut* the Gilbert Youth Research Or­ pretation of th* agreement. anyw’ay, and they might forget •r», Homs Owner. AIm 6" ganization taken in aehoola • .STURDY CONSTRUCTION—FULLY GUAR­ What happened in th* DuUes- this, aa political parties do, if they Hsovy-Duty and 8" Hsovy-Duty practically overy building mate­ CompteU witk ANTEED BY THE INTERNATIONAL modtk. Save — Floor Samples— Lane Cedar Chests throughout the nation, it was re­ SILVER CO. n to coi^erencc. In other words, are too confident of victory. rial. vealed that more students would light, kat^pnu, Perfectly timed for Thanksgiving was ,not that Dulles psrauaded and atrong fibrrgloa But if it le good to have the Re: like to own a Royal Portable than earrying ' Tito to Join -in his crusade fqr publicans realialng this, in their • and Christmas Giving. BLACK and DECKER TOOL We will store for Christmas delivery the next 8 maki^ combined. COM. • HANDSOME ANTI-TARNISH DRAWER liberation of the aatellitcs, but high councils, there has to be CHEST! that Tito perauaded Dyllei to some question about their instinct I Tha Standard Typawrifor In jp»r(abf* Siis Buy now . . . Lriyaways invited! abandon that crusade. for cartTing it out. DEMONSTRATION (1) Reg. $49.95. 48-inch, Lane Pressure-Tested What Tito perauaded Dulles One instinct Is to try to pres­ Cedar Chest in Maple veneers, with automatic tray 44.95 THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT! f . -kroM that thsr* was nothing to be sure President Eisenhower into a BY FAqTORY REPRESENTATIVE (1) Reg. $59.50. 46-inch Lane Waterfall Chest in / galnsd by trying to "liberate” feeling that a second term would banded walnut veneers with aulomatic tray . . . . .48.75 r thaaa countries, or produce’ revo­ ba all right for him, and that he ROOKLET PUT OUT BY USE THIS HANDY MAIL ORDER COUPON lutions in them. The hope Tito did •has a duty to try for It. At Our Store Sat, A, M. — Nov. 72 (1) Reg. $84.95. 44-inch Lane Chest in cherry * 9 ■* . REMINGTON.RAND CO. MICHAELS, INC., 958 .Vlain St.. Manchester ^ held forth was that there would A second instinct is to try to veneers with drawer in base; ogee base^ ...... 6 9 .9 5 ‘AT YOUR HNGERTIPS" ba tsndsndes within these coun­ FREE draft Chief Juctlce Earl Warren, riease send me: " , j ' ' ■ j . tries, aa there had been the who is. accurately we think, re­ ON TV. □ 72 Piece .Set ' Q 118 Piece Belt tendency In his own, to evolve garded aa the party's next best In­ in the Starlight Rose Pattern. I understand ray set will be sent lo away from complets subaCrvienec dividual, but who haa said no and nMfceiLHIIliym OPEN MONDAYS TILL CHRISTMAS me Immediately all postage paid. I agree to pay * ef Moscow and to develop inde- " o ^ a ln aa forcefully as he can. I □ SI a week □ $4 n month. ,1 I paudent regiraaa of. their own. But The first pressure cannot- but BUILDINC MATERIALS R eg. 89.95 69.50 Pfoto rtgimes. In Tito’s book, be. It seema to us, inhuman. Eisen­ I . Name ...... Modern step-down style lowboy in •b-.’ Wduld still he Oenununist regimes, hower ahoAlld be free to make up LUMBER FUEL ^ Street Address .Ji... |aa is hia own. hia own mind, withobt preeaUrc limed oak veneers has three drawers -,}$o th* DilUea-’nto agreement, from party or najion. 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 op, right: -Tiressure-tested chest at I City and S ta te ...... !— ...... j -left, i ofMancnMtei. (padmiillin o ^ d * interference. Tha second pressure may be Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M, Including Wednesday I j -(Mast be postmarked before midnight^ 8at„ Nov. 12, 1955) | - THE KNOWN NAME THE KNOWN QUALITY.SINCE l§bo kVw affhlrs or thee* nation*, was doomed to failure. If W'arren w Afternoons and Saturdkya Until Noon FOR EVERYTHING I ts RuaaUn intsr- kaowra hia own mind aa wall aa h* 958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER T£:L. MltidifU 9-429S a • / . ■J

.ftaa t ti. iSir-H t f ,'■ =■ ' -...f i . r - ■V- w ■ 1,-/ \ V :l'-4^''---'' ‘ "■■■■- X ■>' ... - MANCH^tER R V E N ^' ifSRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^TRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, iw6 ' fA G E N lN K IIAKCB^TSE EVEKINO HERALD* .MANCHESTBB, CONN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955 iK iC B T for the coi nercli^ . vaccine. Ha -»w- of household appliances,, television fort and odminiatrative machinery Polio over/, agid 4he age lup wwldlirobably Scieiitist Predicts and radio, he aaid, A , ‘ ‘ - I 'WQtH-^1410, Vemon Teacher*, IncUaiis Certain ' deployed in controlling or bring­ Soviet Architects Hit be expanded av__ It the noise rate continues ita Ellis Children Meet Howdy Doody ing to book a microecopie minority Says Health Unit Inoculations noi^he aald,'v^uldK&uld ‘Space, Helmets’ upward curve the only effective Or^erNowt iJ Daily Radio w n io ^ io M Prohibition Can might uaefully be dodlcattd to offer the beat protcbfJon for next safeguard will, be the plaatio space Slates Talk^ oh more positive national purposes.’' aummar*8 polio aaasoiw helmets of sCieni BaaUn DayUgiit TUm WHAY— lenbe. fiction, he aaid. WOCX>- Nov. Ot-lii Ng- Earplugs and '"•K(uffa” won't personalized : Work for Them work, he added, Yule Gift, Card Health Department 'says the worst had-622 polio cases, comMced to tional Research Qounoil acientlat 'X 40Q a year ago. ' y y. V ,------UM t M m Y R « w » Synodical Sunday SUPPLIES of .the polio season is over for Con- predicta W« may soon be wearing XM A S C A R D S i n iiQsUai bgr th» rmdle m inaf •• WC1X>— Kr«^( Good MtulO M iu Marjorie Stephena of Ver> New Delhi, N o v -J l (A*)—Many Moscow, (/F>—'Pravdaikgot back to the Soviet Union, he MAN KILLED IN WKWB—Plaittr efity • Battfiries said: “ The aame thing aa I did be­ liiMiticut, and urged'* parents to AFL HEAD IHfePROVES piaattc "fishbowls",.on our heads BMOts M i auijdct to clwage WTIO-Ont Kan'o Fknuly lion, a familiar pefaonality to Indians are convinced their coun­ At Zion Church blaatad tha lion of Soviet Archi- Shelton, Nov. 11 ()P)—A twoi«ar TIME IS GETTING SHORT • HcRring fore I departed. I am sure of my have their children inoculated now Indianapolia, Nov. 11 ( ^ —PraiK to keep otit the sounds of clvillM* witkant aoiMi. 'WDRC.*-B R, Murrow many.^luba and orgkpieatidns for tecta today, pli : upqn it the re- crash killed one driver and crlU-j W«TH-^U«en try can accompUsh successful pro­ Aid Cords future work. I'know I will do inter- with polio vaccine. Ident Emeritus Daniel J. ’Tobin of ion. cally injured another on Rt. 8 yea- ^ ■4 her artistry" In connection ' .with apoiisiblUty ortcomipga in i^ing work forever.” ,?HAY—pW a Parly i hibition, Politicians and news­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Dr. James Hart, head of the De- the, AFL teamatera. had a “ fair J. Thiessen. head of the terday. Killed was Qua Swetz, 63, the Chlratmaa Workshop, will be • Soviet building. Vlaaov said. he would 14am all DEWEY-RICHMAN Ca ,, WeeC—Gi.mm1 Eveninl Good Uuale present at the Lincoln School PTA papers, with Important exceptions, Church, Cooper and High Sta., In Phw/ Pharmacy sartment’s Bureau . of Preventable night” but remained In " criHlAl C5w acoqatica branch, told 6 of Shelton. Francis O'Connor, 40 ' WKNB—Music ” its 10 o’clock aervlce next Sun­ The Communist PI about the report of his Urine when [Mseaaes. said the cold weather and condition today in St. Vincent’a mefi "t -the Otlawa Science of Derby was Injiured critically. 167 MADf ST. \YTIC—Lone Ranarr meeting, Monday, Nov. 14, at ' S are backing a prohibition Inquiry SM CENTER s t r e e t he got to Moscow and "then I’ll be 9 "K-. WDRr—My Son Jeep p.m; committee, "which has recommend­ day, will obaerya the Synodiert ;L- MI-9-MI4 ?.l paper echoed prevloua the decline In cases signals the end Hospital. Tobin, 93. is suffering Aaah. i^ h t that the dcafneaa John Swetz, a pafaaenger in the WGTH—Counter Spy rb a ^ to answer quesUons of our of the season. - from high blood pressure and ed that India abhleve total prohi­ Sunday of the Lutheran Church- i f tiona of' nationally known rate in haa risen sharply Swata car, was admitted to Griffin k i u - . Mlsa Stephens, a graddate' of Misaourl Synod. This Church body corfeepondents there. Now I know Hart said at present only chil- heart, trouble. He entered the hop' during t 25 years. Homea Hospital in Derby with leas serious MdKbaat WHAY-Polka Parly Boston Univeratty'a School of bition In stages by April, 1938. Its Ptaatlaox Pharmacy l i tecta and warned that the nothing about it." ____RtVIM -WCCC—Good Evtnli '^poA Mu«Jo recommendation probably will be hews sharply along the lines of dren from five" to nine are eligible 'Pltal late in October. ilso are ling noiaiar becauaa injurl9a, Adv^rUse in The Heridd— It Pays o* Glratid WKNB-llueic Religious' Education, Is presently 2N EAST CENTER ST. look in Soviet akyacrapera mus1 Tha official criticism ■ of the w n o —Lone ( ^ g e r approved with little modification. Dr. Martin Luther, whose birth­ OMO* a l^indergarten teacher in the day is. a notable date, Nov. 10 IL. Ml 9-089C do. Responsibility for that, look, at bvfet building program also hit at •wtdjhop WDRC-YmjriT-ruIy Vernon Public School • System. The committee sayi prohibition least so far aa thia capital is con­ skyscraper types of cohstructlon. ’nc««na WGTH—CflWiler Spy in work in India for these rea- (1483) in church and also world She waa formerly director of Girl history. cerned, haa been Lung upon the • ' t o r^^olk» Pmftv Scouta in Manchester and was gdhs ; ' ■.'■X l-*Nallunal Radio Pan Clu» Information regarding Synodi­ Mayor of Moscow, M. A. Yasnov, ,«co(d S«vu« director at Camp Merrl-i^pfid for ‘"Die relatively small magnitude and his deputy. Among the archi­ ;o« C lru d C—;ial Precinct of the problem of Jdrlnk; the gen­ cal Sunday has been sent to all j UTUSTEST ' Spanish Cardinal ric-'. 'Md«r - B'fVB WtiTH-Llsteh the first four years, of its ex­ of the homes of the local church. tects on the pan is the chief of the ■ Shop »:«»- istence. eral law-abiding nature of the four Watch Frta ■u WHAY—Polka Parly The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy will Soiriet Academy of Architecture, t e l people; the assured support of who left New York for Moscow Reported Ousted WTIC—JCallSoal Radio Pan Club Mies Stevens' interest in the womenfolk; the reslftance of the preacb' on the text Philemon t i l­ In 30 Saconds r—Biuy KuptMti WDRC—JIM Product , things the creates for the Christ- ls and hia theme will be "T h e yesterday after a visit to the Unit­ jj-aaeord R m * WUTH—Listen ' ' x average family to drinks being on bur ed States. IkrJOT Oiraad mas Workshop stems partly from served" at home; and Inhibitory Church In ’Thy. House’ and Be­ WIIAY—.M*W Watch the fact that’ hers Was a family The via|t of the Soviet housing Sevilla, Spain, Ndy. 11 (Ah— >- WTIC—National Radio Fan Club teachings against dripk which yond.” Authoritativa sources^ ja y -Bedrp WDRC—Jack Carson who did things together and this, During this service the SOth Vatchi )Ma5ftr delegation to the United States ap­ FREE i-W« — ^ have prevailed for centuries.'’ parently now must bear fruit. Cardinal Segura Y Saen^haa been WGTii—Retarded rhlldreai^ she feels, Ik the spirit that should Anticipating comparisons with double-wedding anniversary cere­ PARKING . Rode* exemplify th^ holiday season. mony of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C A ^leatiflc printed record made Wavda warned the nation’s ar'chl- relieved of all duties within'^the Rrrtow ..WHAY-Nlah...... ■ [hi Watch She will show the group, how foreign experiments, the commit­ elwsboalcally will telT yon the tacta they must "master, the best Sevilla archbishopric of Spain by j tsimd JrtlC-Natloilooal Pan Club tee analyzes rMsons for the fail­ Freihelt and Mr. and Mrs. Julius bonhardp W pRC-Blna Crosby to make cards and gifts for both Dey vt-ill be solemnized. tiNe condition luid rate of year achievements of domeatic arid for­ Pope Pius XII. > fOTH—L-Listen----- .Chlrlatmas and Chanukah. The ure of previous attempts at curtail­ itch. ’ eign construction” in Party Boss The sources said yesterday a •ad Rfiy •4 »- ing drink. Its findings pn the Unit­ All interested In attending the W IUY-Nita Watch latter la a Joyoua holiday, for all above service are welcoma. XPERT WATCH REPAIRS N. 8. Kbruahchfv’a campaign to papal bull transferred the re- ■ GS— ed States said; - “ . PROMPT WHXY—Rocord Rodoo' WTIC—National Radio Pan Club Jewrish people, and the apirit of atandardize Soviet building. aponaiblliUea of the. archbishopric WDRC—Amos n' Andy Ihtg holiday is also unselfishness ‘The law was defective; enforce­ ECONUMV'’ 4l.' SERVICE Complains of Waste from the 73-year-pld Cardinal to WOCO—Record Rertew WGTH—Adlal Slevenson ment waa . . . without proper co­ ('''C ., iV WKNB—Joe Glr»nd • i t t - as w e i I as rededlration and Pravda echoed also the com­ Archbisfijp-coadjutor Jose Maria w n c —lOSO Radio I.ane ^ WHAY-Mta Watch trlum|ih over great odds. ordination and from the very in­ plaints of waste in Soviet building Bueno Y Monreal ax apostolic ad­ WDRC—Record Shnn WTIC—National Radio Pan Club ception prohibition came under WGTO—Bob and Kay ""DRC—Amoa. 'n Andy _ - The program Monday night will and continued: ministrator o^ the Holy See. persistent attacks from powerful riHiKYEnRAiEs; "T h e, unjustified --architectural The reasbh for the Vatican ac­ *'tmAY-«ul^rb«n Scranada 3TH—Adtdt Slevenson be In the form.,of a family holi­ and organized vested Interests." > ^ AT L O ^ PRICES WCCC—Record Radew day with erdative fun for every G ^ d e t qgtravlgancea, the uncritical bor­ tion was not stated;'^ trvvB—toe Gleand \ SAY—Niaht Watch The Hindustan Standard of Cal­ rowing from the past, have TC—I ^ t one. A brief business meeting' will cutta. and New Delhi commented; The Cardinal haa beejn a contro­ wno-ioss Asito IMS 0—Romanca Mnoda «, precede the work end refre^- brought about over-expenditure of v e r s y figure in SpaniabDolltlcal P. Ifol'can "The committee is well justified krfkur t^rug Stores a great amount of atate funds dur­ ments will be served tmhiedlalely fn saying that we are faced with 785 MAIN ST. life. The archbishop-coadjutor waa ____ ^Y—Ntaht Watch following. ' / V. ' ing recent years, , Iiinds which appointed a year ago during A. pe­ //- whaV—auhlRta Jaranada far fewer difficul’ lea than other Ik A AA A would have been sufficient for WTlC-r-Cavalcade of SpoiTtt countries in enforcing prohibi­ riod in the archblahopric when at­ WDRO—Aontanee Moods building more 'than a ; million tacks on high church prelates ana ,WOTH—Night Music tion," aquare meters of housing floor the Spanish government were at­ •StSfe " Grpilp Plans Taiiv Jonathan Rtlla, 4, and his sister Deborah, 2, children of Mr. and But the influential times of In­ WOTH-4 WHAY-Nile Water apace.” ' tributed to the Cardinal. Ha served ~ in c —McGee and Mollis Mrs. Nail If. EIIls o f 49 Crosby Rd., were In the Howdy Doody Peanut dia, o f New Delhi and Bombay, The Soviet Union itill suffers DRC—Mooda lot Romance where, prohlfaitioh alrMdy Is In as administrator when the Cardi­ GTH—Relaxing Time On Mental Health Gallery during one of the. recent shows originating in New York. After from an acute shortage of housing. nal was-ill last spring of a heart ^^OC^Soof B n a^ Good Ibiitd the show, the two children had The opportunity of having their picture force, saldr WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS > Pravda denounced such things ailment and uremia. \ PIECES WlOfB—Today ta^orta “ <«rAY —Nite Watch. "The energy, time, money, ef­ WTIC-Sporl liighllghU ’X takbn with their favorite puppet atar. TJiil/p TREE FARM aa "the palatial style” in the build­ Cardinal Segura has criticized WDRC—Mooda lor Koroanca Man'chester Chapter of Hadas- ing of sanatoria and railway sta­ the government from time to time troTH—Nawa WGTU—Dance Muale sah will meet Tiiesdey, November Our turkeye have been ywtaners at the Boston Show- in the Oven tions, spires and stecpie'a and simi­ for not adopting a tougher stand UilO- worker. A general -question period that his union "Is ready, willing S»1____ _ ™ . WHAY-NIght Symphony f!i, at S:30 p.m., in the vestry of Dreeaed Ctaaa. We prepare ready for the oven. lar gingerbread which it said were against Protestants in Spain. He the Temple Beth Sholom. The will be Included as a part of the and able to termnate the strike" detrimental to the needs of the ^~bbod Kuala WTIU—Neere.' if the company is willing to negoti PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR! also took a stand in a pastoral let­ WDRC—Naarst Almanac program for tha c ening will fea­ program. SMILINQ SERVICE people and "contradict the line of ter against the “ald-for-basea" WOTH-Nawa ture an Informal panel discussion The public la Invited to attend ate a fair contract. The workers 60c Lb. N. Yi D r « ^ Under 20 Lbs.--Over 20 Lb.< 50e the party and government in ar- iltUr* have beeii’ on strike since Nov. 1 agreements with the United ■ i on the subject:pX lMent,gLHesUhJl. this meeting. Refreshments .will be Yeal We Pull thpTendOfear—Deliver In Maneheeter I f,V o u _ L ' ehitectural and building work." States, saying they would, throw \' '“'Acting as'moderator wili’be Mra' «rv «ff...... - ...... r - r ------asking"' a 30-cent hour' wag# Ih' B tJR TO N ’S lannot Pick Up Yourself. (Additional detaili of faults in Spain open to a flood of Protestant Z p o s t e r SPRINOS It Owl crease. . J -.. . * ’ - AYe-E And Bnf Jay Rubtnpw, presideat of U » the natipii’s building prpgrami. as propagandiata. ____... Manchester Mental Health Society, V

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Brinegar, ^ g h t an- Heresy Charges SomtUme W iy in Dt^ember tha did ^ record amount of buainaaa Vetoed bj[ FC t pirted and ths masonry wall un­ gineer, of Carleton, Neb., in a'^jw citlsaiu will have to decide at ain laat' night in tlie midst of celebrat- S IC K SH O ES derway, the new |5(X1,000 Ameri­ houra. It rescued LL Donald/Q. Washlnfton, Nov. 11 UP)—Ov«r Honolulu. Nov. U («) _ Bad fptll^iiaae trem Page one) Y* (OMttoMd frMn Pag* Ooa) tlecUim, lyiiether they want to HeAdlines Show Jhig th* SOth anniversary , of it* can Dyeing Corp. plant Is expected Nelson, pilot, Alexandria, Mlnn.t Right Mfv la,tho ttm* to ha,ro tii* ^•trenc protMt of two of it«.mem- weather returned today to cloud and L t David N. Hibbard, co-pUot, build a virtually new sewage plant founding. • ’ to be ready for occupancy about the eearch for a lone airman down' a i^ said that tha aevan waaka ha ae«kB to 'aid him, that ha might irholo fhinllira shoe* rep«ir*d (or pra, Ui» Fodtral Gommunic«Uoiu Paaadena, Calif, yesterday. All for the'ilanchester Sewer Depart­ There were 584 savings transac- wtotor. the flrst of February, officials of in the Pacifle 950 mllet east of were reported in good 'condition. 9t>aat in the hospital ^aa not baen eaUbUth himaelf in ita doctrine. nlnton (FOC) hu dectdod here. News Tidbits ment^ for about $900,000. 'Uont mads last nigpt between 9 the company said today. They are due hire Saturday on “ whoUy a 'lota'’ for it gave him “Tha door la always opan if he NEOLITE top Iftta OH > vantii’o what it calia piacemeal re> The .Aircraft Carrier Kearsarge the Floyds Bay. XM* ••irONtDIlD tT While the legal hacking for the and 8 p.m. a record number for a Nat N. Schwcdel, plant manager fw (eBM< Mf SUfI S#«atf andMra. Elaanhowar a n ' under­ Called froiB AP Wires wishes to recanL” troedea ivik* hael»—«t ao aattn* T ia i« l\ ^ its television aasign raced toward the spot, ready to cost comes from all the town’s 2-hour period, according to Lyn­ charge (or Neelite. and treasurer of the orgsntssUon, launch 70 planes at dawn (about standing- "of how good per^Ie Poator Wrigley could not be wood K. Elmqre, executive vice- a •Mnta. OAE KILLS PEDESTRIAN cltlaenry, it will be the South End esid today he' expects most of the noon. E ST ), but the Navy ssUd the are.’’ ^ reached for comment on the ver­ president of the inaUtution who Shoieo naado Iqagor . . . or wldor. In yeeterday petitions brick work ,to be done by the mid­ weather was so bad It might be Group affiliated with Patrick B. ueere of .the sewer syatem whose said the previous record waa 443. Stratford, Nov. 11 (P)-—August He than^'^i^d tha medical- staff, McGinnla, president of Now HaVen dict. Ha indicated earlier he ex- SUEDE imOES Mflalahod to look for !..of UHF and VHF dle of pecember. ' ueeless; sewer rental payments will finance The 584 figure does not include like aow. RaMr, 95, was klllad 'last night nurses, corpameh, anliated men Railroad, purchases for reported expected a finding of guilty. Hia channel amenta In 35 areas, A complete change-over from The missing man is Airman 2. (Uid othera at Fitxaimona hospi­ the building of the plant. v Otriatmas Club and mortgage the lid it wanta to the old plant to ths new building C. Je n y C, .Gaywood of Cincin­ as he crdy of dliflrul-11 start^«f-the nati. radio operator ot an Air “They -have don* to much,-' th * ward with planning for the new actions were made during , tha wait. Uea facini; the tndMtry before ipring' season, he said. Almost all Force C119 Flying Boxcar ditched Mrs. Ooncetta Gibson, 27, of M O N D A Y ! ^ former Une prealdent Frederic k. to dlacusa the decision retumeil by whole banking day yeeterday, 75 Prealdent add:d. Dumalne and aaaociatea ....T a le 's plant because the old one Is not U U ns action. No date^'as set. of the present machinery will be in the Pacific Wednesday night be­ Bridgeport who was booked on a UNTIL CHRISTMAS the trial board and to make recom­ of them the opening of new ac­ An work fuaraatoetf. charge of driving ae aa to cause th a President had a kiss for enroilmeot ahows atudenta from mendations to the congregation, adequate. Some sewage le dumped counts. Seek AU m F or f)HF moved, Schwedel eaid, along with cause of engine trouble. His four Mrs. John S. Doud, hit* mother-in- raw evary day into Hop Brook. What the petitioners a sh ^ was fellowcrewmcn yvere picked up loss of life. Police quoted her as all 4$ atatca, fiva territories and 92 slated to meet Nov. 27. There were long lines at tha some new equipment. law immediately upon his arrival foreign countries. Only One of Hind SJUNYUYLES that the conunlasion f-eventp its Expect to Maintain Oonttmilty late that night and early Tliura- amying RadaV ats|>pe9 into the MARLOW'S at Lowry Air Field aa he left the The Rev. Mr. .Wrigley accused tellere' window and at times the path of her car. Internal Revenue Service die- the Synod earlier of “changing the The exleting plant, bjiUt in 1928, hank waa Jammed with persona. Shoo Repolrlag of tho Bolter Kiad praaent channel allocation pattern When the move is made there day. The Aie^ Force called their * EVERYTHING • car in which Mre. Doiid rode with ia aald to be the only one of its - For Over 40 Yoiuo SHOE M that the 35 areas involved woi rescue “a miracle." charge* $352,605.64 tax lien against rules durihg the game" and served Th* Savings bank offered memen- will be no halt in production in any For ITi^ him and Mre. Elaenhower from the late Albert Bacoh Fall, secretary type in the wprid. It works on 19 5Uplo St.—J ost a Step Froa* have cither all VHF (very higl Thursday IS planes and 17 ahipa hoapital. notice he could not be foaced out toea in tommemoratlon of ita gold­ 'leld, the manager said, adding, ot interior under the Harding ad- as pastor of hla church. what ia called a quiescent eettling en anniversary. Organ music waa Mala Street Oppeolto Ftrot Na- frequency) or ail UHF (ultra high e expect to make the change crisscroased the area where Gay-, Home and Mrs. Doud remained behind, minietration..New Orleans Diatrict basis. tloaal FwMag Lot: REPAIR Wood wM auppoeed to be floating, " It ia entirely up to the membera played through the day and the frequency) channels—not both. out losing a yard of produc- Family planning to Join the Preeidentlal Attorney's office ffaids *no baela The sewage flows -mto three OPEN AU/pAYMONDAY l>e)q|>ita tremendous growth, the either in a small raft or bobbing of the congregation which calli^ bank waa decorated for the occa­ tlonX . R.E.WANDELL family later. whatsoever’ for charging Mrs. large te^a until tha tanka are sion. ' / ' eommisaion said, television service neck deep in a leftbelt. At dusk The crowd around the airport me .as pastor to decide whether or Itsma not produced at present the Navy assigned one plane and Mary Moat Falcon with murder In filled. TheR R Is allowed to remato has not been realised to the extent was chilled to the bone by the poisoning two amall boya. not I remain as their pastor. I there for a'/Mriod while much m TCC and not previously produced will 13 ahips to continue the search ' Building will not on my initiative break the contemplated nhen it time the President left aa the tem­ the ectUeahle solid drops . . . t o the made its last channel allocation. - be added to the company's line during the night. perature dropped from -36 degrees fellowship with either the synod or when it begins manufacturing in “It looks real bad,” an Air bottom. The Watery material /St “Ihfficultiea encountered in Contractor at 9:30 a.m. to 81 degrees 80 min- the congregaUon.” he aald. tha top la then emptied without achieving successful operation of the hew building, Schwedel' said. Force spokesman said. “It would utes later. ^ lasuea General Denial Among the new lines will be indus­ take a miracle to find hitp in this Snow Blankets further treatmenL'tnto Hop Brook. stations in the UHF band have RMidmtlal«Coinm«reid S s . J ! . A crowd of several thousand per- He issued a general denial of However wheh the 'tanka art all Bill Hal*y and hla ^ m e to (at been a significant factor leading trial fabrics. Most of the fshrica Weather.” BMia turned out to bid farewell to the six charges and in defense sub­ top), famous recording ators, who to this ^tuation,” the commission how produced are for apparel and The five were ferrying the CllB Alt«ratleR9>1tMiedfnR9 full and ,UiC flow ot aewaga u the beaming President al

I I ( 1 1 ■ A ...... ■ ; i f ^ • r '■• I ,'»r'r:" •■ _ ■ ■ ■ ^ V . .1 ■‘s.. - ' V '. ■■- r w E iy m ; -y-J illifw riiliii Evitthwri^ HgRALP. KA^uuatBa. ewwi, f w p a t , jwfBOTgR n^wro IIANCkESrrfiR EVENINb h e r a l d ; MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIpA^; NOVEMBER 11, 1965 PAGE ^ . j _ , planned to tall tha comndt- mites from the liome of tha young., Lt the start had to bt.made Pinay to Seek, ster's jfarenta, Mr. and Mra Ain Plan to Widen Hbover Urges Physicians to Gel Vacciil^ iDr.^Whiie Asts on the refugee question. ter Plan f i s o y s Charles Hoyt. ' ' Hla attitpda was that .unless the A helicopter pilot also had spot­ Thera's COLOA Data/6n Heart refugee problem la* settled nothing New Settlement ted the bodj'. ' . ' '^ope of Aerial Inspection U.S. Continue Practice Use Will bO. Hearings Set Death Blamed The child was playing with a 2- Ldbouiaae conferred with both year-old brother in Uu back yard Tour t.9$S many did astonish the Weatpfn 'firitlah and' U.S. experts here Of Saar Issuer of their home v'hen he’ last waa (OoatlWMd frw a P*f* <>"•) Hunt for Peace A new phase in the fight against had been a resident of Manches­ as^ Effects yesterday. He hOpes to see Israel's •For Hartford Oil Exposure seen about noon Tuetday. ministers and their wdvisers/be­ • ^ s' polio is expected to start next week ter for the past 50 years. Prior to Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett \ s. «xisted b«twt«n.Uie two pomra cause it completely abandoned (OoattBiiea (ram Pag# Ooa) even any pretense of trying to en­ (Continued from Page One) with the arrival in town of a sup­ his retirement, he was empfoyed ^(OMtlaned (ren Paga C a a )\^ during Sharett'a current visit 'to Hartford, Nov. 11 (Ah—Fsd*r4d, New Boaton'l N .V . Npv. 11 (Ah— which h»Tt th« irM test «tocVpUe> tice the West to keep un negotia­ ply of Salk anti-polio vaccine (or by Pratt A Whitney. the BiUted SUtea. stats and city official* will MUfy Exposure suffered -/mi* lost n of Atomic wMpooA' It is thU life for his country? We salute He leaves his wife, Mra Doy A spokesman for the ^ AMA He was known to feel atrongly change the perspective of the Saar Reward Offered tions on German unlflcauon. IMS''by local physfclans in their mentca Peretto, three sons, that Israel might give in and 'per­ at a congressional haarlng^on a woods near hia hdme , / u blamed «moral Aopecr of the proposal, Soviet Propoxate your'memory. Mister American!" jlrtvate practice. Journal said Dr. White did nbt say question. ( propoaed program of fadcral dis­ Combinafioh Windows ond Doors Similar patriotic ceremonies stantino Peretto of Los Angetes, what he Intended to do with the mit asllmlted repatriaUon of per­ This 'hope was torpedoed by today for r - death of F-ycar For Crash Data! DuRto^Mid, which R u ^ “seems Since that time ^ lo to v has of­ The supply would coma from Anthony Peretto of Sarasotiy^a. haps 25,000 refugees soon, and an­ aster Insurance here Sfonday. William Hoj't. \ fered proposals which would: were set throughout the courttry other parts of the State where information. Molotov when. he made clear the The hearing wrlll te held at 10 CALL irOB ESTlMAtE ontiirely to have missed." on. this second' annual Veterans and John Peretto of Manchreter; a other 25|000'later. Soviet Union will not, at Uila Hia body was found yesterday 1. Reduce ahd limit troop there is an overaupply of the vac­ daughter, Mrs. Philip J. li^clancio Dr. white, who visited with the ! Some cbtmtries were reported a.m, in the Suprenje Court of Er­ by one of hundreds of aearemra Chicago. Nov. 11 (A’)- ^ '$25,p00 He sireed with one Molotov strength in Gqimany. Day — a dedication to ‘the more cine, smeording to Or. Nicholas stage, agree, to a unification of rors chamber. , A. 0. ARONSON, DItIrllisIsr Afsit ' tO‘ the effect Uvst the than one million Americans who of Hollywood, Fla., a / brother, President yesterday and waa to drafting a refolutlon callihg for East and We^st Germany unleas it who had combed the woods alnda reward has been posted''hy United oommmt 1. Create p non-aggression pact Marzialo, town health officer. The State Legislature has al­ the child's disappearance Tuesday.^ e s rry i^hout ' of the sertsi.1 Iinspec' died in war and the 22 million Michele Peretto of Itaj/i and eight fly back to Washington with him an inquiry commlasidn to explore is pretty sure of extending the ready passed’a resolution calling Air Lines for "Ihtormatlon lead- Ml 9.4IS4 between t^'E ast and West power If the vaccine arrives aa expect­ grandchildren. today, could not 'oe reached im­ The child had discarded his tag to th* arrest and conviction of tioti'i^ait would require enormous blocs In ^ ro p e . - living veterans. ed, Dr. parents the situation agum One or two sway of. Communism. qj) Congrewto take Immediata ac­ SO I KITTU. Rop*--MI 9-044S liUea end expenses. But Dulles The -yearly tribute, with its one- He waa a m em b / of the It^ a n mediately for comment./ Arab countries were sSid- to be French and German leaders are : hoes, stockings and pants and waa thriPsrson or ()6rsons reaponalhle” facilil 3. S iq ^ rt creation of a sone can contact their family physl- He waa reported enroute to Den tion to aqF up federal disaster in- clad only In underpants- and a light "A Fradiiot «f Uw F. C. RUSSELL CO„ Oavalaad, OMa” the UBlted SUte? IS prepared minute period of silence for those ciama ior jdiots for_ their children American Society^'^and the Cnris- helping in the dreftlnlv-asrria being now reverting to th^_be.ll«f that_ for ^ e Noy< 1 crash bf a Unltad for that and'iie cduld not believe of llnilfed disarmament along the who gave their lives for their topher Oolumb^ SoclelyT ver by car from a-visit wdtlr'hla -auraneV— ’ ------plane'neon Longmont, Colo. East/West German frontier. next week. However, by law, ‘the r'promfiiently menfiohedi the best way to obtain German The hsartngs will be held by a fairly neat pile near the body. THE lARTLin-IRAINARD CO. "any country Would refuse to em* country, used to be known as use of the atlll-lin)ited supply ia The funerai^lll be held Monday daughter, Mrs. Robert Noblt Is>ael might agree to some re- unification ia to establish a pole All 44 persons aboard the plane WEST HARTFORD, CONN. baric on an undertaklngr for peace ^ lo to v took these steps after morning at/S:30 from the W. P. Albuquerque,* N. M, . auheommittae of the Senate Bank- Searchers said young V/llliam ere killed. . sMnding last weekend in top- ‘‘Armistice Day" in observance of restricted to children between the pat^Mion if it got thi of attraction In the West based on and Cumnoy Committee. Sen. because it would teqqlre a dlver- the d ate' the guns were silenced “critical” polio years of 6 and 9, Qulih Funtrai Home, ■ and at 9 Dr, White requested physicians guarantoea from the West\lJi- a prosperous and unified European apparently had taken off hia outer ^vesUgation has indicated the evel conferences in Moscow. to supply him with this informa­ Lehman (D-NY) heads the sub­ clothing to lie down to g" to sle( 'plane exploded' in flight, j aioh of resources from war." in World War I. Congress rededi­ Health pfficlala have been re­ 'clock >n St. James' Church. bouisse wSa represented aa thlm^- economy. committee. Sen. Buah (R-(Jonn) is OnlyFfomisca * / Therefore, his stand presumably cated the occasion last year to questing parents of children in this .be in St- James’ Ceme- tion; Plnay'a conference* in Bonn *r* Medical referee Lionel. D. Lavj In announcing the reward yta- represents the considered Judg­ 1. The number of .patients they ing.. a. member. adid the boy had been dead about terda.v, UAL called attention to Molotov alaq had asked fOr honor those who served in all our age bracket to have their youngs This waa the end of the first /ig n ed to explore any alterna- Gov. Abraham A. Riblcoff will pledgM atainst '^uslnff a t ^ l c ment of the men who rule Russia. wars. sters inoculated as soon as poasi- Ing hours at the funeral attended who suffered acute tiWs to the rejected "Europeanl- 24 hdur*. That world indlpgle the statement by Its President W. A. The same Soviet policy line coronary thrombosis heart at­ year of a 5-year relief and works head the Stata officials appaaiing. child had wandered Intoythe woods weapons <- and Dulles said /these In many places throughout the bis ao that the vaccine can be , plan authorized by the Assembly zatihn” plan in the Saar. Patterson, that "the explosion . emerged from secret negotiations nation, including the capital, it is tacks from Sept. 24—the day Mr. Others arev . > from Tuesday noon imtll hit death waa completely foreign to the air- were “subject to the gtav^defect made available for children. in 'p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 6 and for 900,000 refugees on the U-N.’s He riill ipend several hour* with U.S. Rep. Dodd (D-Conn). that they contemplate o w prom- of a four power committee of ex­ a legal..holiday. other age groups. 'to 9 p.m El.senhower waa stricken — Chanceilqr Konard Adenauer late Wednesday artenioon. ■ raft or to Operations in tha air­ W E W H O U R S perts on expansion of East-West through Oct. 23. rolls, who get,,food,'clothing and U.S. Rep. Patterson (R-Confi). The temparetufe dipped to the line Industry." 1ms.” / Hoover, . who as Secretary of Until now, the emphasis in th medical care at a cost,^of 327 and Forkgn Minister Heinrich “It is basic VnltM Statef contacts. ■ Commerce.In 1921 attended Prfcsi fight against polio herer has bren 2. ‘The victims' sex and ages, Von BrentSqo on. European And UfS. Sen. Purtell (R-Conn), freeaing marir daring the nights The Russians resined every, ef­ dent Harding's dedication of the their occupations and their na­ year each. The -agency has State Sen. Patrick Ward, of the child UHia missing. poUcy," ha said, “n o / to allow lu on the free inoculation pn^i4m 328-mniion relief budget fnd French-German problems. He and security to be de^dent upon fort to lower their barriers aglUnat- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, provided by the National Founda­ tional origins, and the length of the Germans also will confer with Hartford, president pro tern of the *' Natiopsil Guardsman Clayton promisee and affreementa that outside information and Ideas. was acting for President Eisen­ tion for Infantile Paralysis. Under Funerals time between the attacks and any 317'mUiion rehabtlltatlon budget Belgian ForelgnX Mlnlator Paul, Senate. Howard, attached to Headquarters They refused to consider any re­ hower at today's solemn ceremony, thU program, 3,100 children who deaths. on paper. Last year it spent-, 84 - Ellsworth Bunker, president of Battalion at Manche’Her. one of MANCHESTER 332GREElfl^D. ^ . MANCHISTIt may prove IUl . laxation of the jamming of west­ million more thao„U recelved.i ahd Henri Spaak. oneNff the leaderg the American Red Cross. iorc than 300 searchers, found the In support OT this position, he ^senhower was not due back in last ybar were in the 6-to-9 age Mrs. Mary Altken Benson 3. How many patients who suf­ in seeking Europeartvunlty. / said the'W es^ad an example only ern radio broadcasts. They reject­ Washington until late in the day group and in the first four grades fered such heart attacks more still only laid out a little more than Under the "Euro^nlza^bn” Patrick B. McGinnis, president body. It waa face down with the PET CENTER ; MONDAY TImi THURSDAY. 7 A.M. !• 10 PJVI. ed any opening of Moscow to The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ait- 392 million dollars in relief and of the.New Haven Railroad. head resting against a stone wall this week m Russian refusal “to from his seven weeks spent in were eligible for free shota. ken Benson was held yesterday than three months before that of pign the Saar would have' had 995 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-4278 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. 7 AM^2 AM. ■ honor its agreement that Ckrmany Western information centers. They Denver hospital. - Plans Third Clinic the President are still living. about 37 million on rehabilitation hotoe rule under the superylalon of Joseph M. Rourke of Nei^Ha- in a slash-wood area about two turned down all .proposals for any afternoon a t 2 o'clock in the ' In four months of Its new fiscal ven, secretary-treasurer of the ANNOUNCES THE NEW should Jiie unified through free Hoover rated 'the 21-gun salutes In connection with this program. South Methodist Church, with the 4. How many of these-matients a colhmisaloner named SUNDAY^:30 AM.-10 P.M. opening of their frontiers to com­ accorded Presidents as he entered Dr, Marzialo''aald h^wiU hold a are l>ack at full-time or part-time year, the agency received 32 mil­ State AFL. -J aiectloL_ mercial air traffic. ' ' Rev. Dr. Fred R. Edgar, minister Europ^n Union, the ‘Ration Mayor John N. Dempsey of Put­ _ ,, Photo. | r the U.N. charter, Dulles ahd left the national cemetery with' third make-UD.cllntiT'Tor the bene- of the church, officiating. Philip work, Invalided or already retired lion and apent about 39 million, ance faabjoned to bring about 'V The products of the Howell CheMy Technical Spbool are shown COPACO DOG FOOD Ui, the United States has The committee finally ended its government, military and patriotic (Itjit-thoae'cnlldren who are ellgl- before the attack, or who have re­ German i^rm am cnt. nam. FOB PROMPT GRINDIR O tpiRS TO GO sessions in'such disagreement that efo r the (rce'ahQts but have not Treggor, minister of music at the Mayor Charles Clark of Nauga­ here in this display which has been on exhibit all wrex in the window REFRIOERA’nON 10 0 % pure freab freaen not to use force affslnst the the members made Separate re­ organliiatlon leaders.^. —-• church, presided at tha organ and tired since on the bails of age. Vote to Retura to ReU*b of the Manchester Trust Co. The complex wh-ifig, detailed drafting HAM 40c— SALAMIMk iet, Union and if the Soviet TOe honor guartlAt—the^omb yet received them. The new clinic He urged that physicians who , ^Both the Frriich and the Ge#r tuck. ' SERVICE beef, ground fine.' -Lb. ■ O C ports to their respective, foreign will probably be held in two weeks, sang "The, Lord's Prayer,” "Rock Ail tog Wrecked Mayor-elect George R.. Brunjes Displa, and fiznely turned-dul carpentp’ and machtoeHool projects are evi­ / ^ T IL Ml 9.2330 _____doM hot helleve'the United ministers. These are to be discuss­ was made_j»p-i3tf"il6' enlisted men of Ages” an'! "My Home, Sweet see his notice advise- other physi­ nil'ns recognise that the Saar ref­ dence of the akin* Uug'nt at th i State technical achool. > In 4-Lb. packagee. 8 taW “wUI live by that pledge, and-onS'^ficer, from Units of all he said. cians about ,it "and try to get as erendum was in' effect a vote to at Norwalk., CALL WILLIAMS ed in a later meeting of mimatera Despite a regularly scheduled Home.” Burial was In Bucklaiid Deputy Mayor James Kinsella We Give jtsNT Green Stamps why does it want more pledges?" Moat western experts bn Russia of the military services. Cemetery. many as possible to send in their In Two Cragheg return to Germany. SchocA^s Role (B. KODB8, P n/.)t \-s With respect to a Molotov pro • One hour before the 11 o'clock second-round clinic in August, answers." In reeking a new solution, Hartford. Ml 9458S Open Mon.—(Thur*.-Fri. Tin 8) and political leaders like Dulles make-up clinic in October and Bearers were Dr. Jolin A. Ben­ pQsal that all atomic weapons be have long held that the basic So­ ceremony, Secretary of the Army son Jr., Leonard Driggs, Stanley French/poltCy ls'goverh(Ml by three 215 Ohio Convicls dUmlnated, Dulles said a Soviet Brucker arranged to place a second make-up clinic earlier this Stafford Springs, Ntfv. 11 (Spe­ generjd considerations;' In Industry viet policy alms of Communist ex­ month, there are still about 300 Drigga, Edward McCauley, Everett cial)—Two cars were totally Local Stocks disarmament statement on May 10 pansion do not change, though So­ wreath on the grave of General of A. Posse and George E, Posse. sped for Democratic pro- RDv, Lehan Speak n 'noted there are poasiblllties for the Armies John J. Pershing. eligible youngsters who have not wrecked In two accidents occur­ cefieM. The French say of the Saar, Continue Sitcl viet tactics are variable. coriipleted the-2-8hot program. UN Unit Bars ring in Tolland County list night hkUng atomic explosives which CUniax at Summit Talks Pershing led America's Expedl- /We must abide by the will of the American _JJd(ication WeA and ((aotattuaa FarolaaM Ry sue beyond the control of an In­ tlonsry Forces in World War I. This program ztarted in the Mrs. Jennie D. Hagedorn and early thla morning, State Po­ At telks Induction the vocartonal school’* place in the Cmkmrm A MMdIekruah. u a . It now seems apparent that the The funeral of Mr.-. Jennie T). lice at the Stafford Springs bar-^ majority.” In other words they London, Ohio, N w i'll (Ah—All ternational system. softer Soviet tactics of - the last Pershing, too. Is buried among w ing.' are resigned to reelng the Saar go industriiil scheme of things have but 215 of n e a i:^ itriklng 1 IS oa prtma . He said he had staled the res- the 83,000 military dead in the na­ Most of these 300 are children Hagedorn, 82 Oakland SL; was North Korean racks reported. been given attention this week in 1,290 Bank BtoeBa two years reached their climax at held yesterday afternoon at 2 under German political rule event­ Tangible ev id ri^ to support the cdnvicta at jOMon Prison Farm •ons why the United Btatea “can- the July meeting of the heads of tional cemetery across the who still have a second free shot On Rt. 15 in WilUngfon a/car ually under certain condition^. claim the Manchester Lodge of the display in the Mancheater Bid Atkad not accept the Soviet (dlaarma mac River from Washington. / coming. But some are those who o'clock at the Holmes Funeral occupied by five' soldiers on/leave Trust Co., window.. ■ have ended-' .heir altdown, Ohio's eirnt National Sana government „ Home, with the Rev. Arnold Tozer, Bid on Debate 2. Retention of a privileged Elks la .“the fastest growing one in niehll proposal" and iitfad that The present ih eet^ firev' out of While Eisenhower canid not^take ■participated...in-the -mass- -field f rdsj Forts Dig and Bragg/and eh economic position in the Saar. The the State” came Weimesday night In a program that began several correct{0M Chief said today. of Manchester ..... 28 . S3 - -tss soviet union "peattsttcaUywc* part in the Arlingtdh cerepiony, he trial of tile vaccine in 1954 and Are minister of the Second Congrega­ rout* to Massachusetts Wfis struck weeks ago. the Manclieater Trust Uarttord National ...... that summit conference and has tional Church, 'officiating. Burial (Continued from Page One) French say this 4s for two reasons - when about 50 new members were T h / 215 " holdouts, said Mr G. cept that fact and work with iu" been regarded by western leaders had already issued a tfi^rans DayDaj entitled to' a booster shot,. There from behind by a trdetor trailer —because France waived repara­ inducted at one time. Co., with the cooperation of the ilentz, are n one dormitory Bank and Trust Co. 33 35 "“dH th e “United NlatlonB aabeeaunlt- pmstsmnatWn'-to-tlw--ndtloii.------arc. aiao some. who hkve not hat waa in Wapplng Cemetery. truck driven by Raynpld A. Mi- Chamber of Commerce, has been Conn. -Bank and ■ •'Bcarere were George'Rader' Jr:, tions .claims against (lerinspy at Arthur. Roy. -Grand., Lqdisu 9ffi- hlch he declined to identify, by TAKE tee to develop an effective policing an “acid test” of the summlt-gen- “It la-altogether/fittlng that a even their first shot. Rctref iind WoHiS Agencyr tlifitf for ettaua; 3X Tbrtlajidy'Matite, police - the end of World War II In expec­ exhtbitfn'g -the -prottaota-ol'-M a^ ../.JTrwit .Xlq...... ,,...,-,.3.8 ., „ system which would provide the . .Dr. Marzialo, said today he hod William Mayall, George Krause, more .consultations, before he cer, was,the principal sjieak/'.of Chester's numerous email In^bs-- Mancheater"Tnidt ..; W. “Spirit of Geneva." grateful nation -Should set .aside Horace'Miller, August Badef'ahd tation sfie would Ifave perm'aneht the evening and it waa he wko s )^ nfght by faidihg an inrhate coih- basu for arms reductlonr The West has had a hardboiled one day dsch -yiar to psy special been informed of the proposed re malces a plea for a new look at The car, ptishe.n 125 feet off the tries. Fire Inanraaea Comiiantaa Sherwood Benson. highway by the truck, atnick a economic hegemony over the Saar, the local group is growing fasten mia-'ary. • 'S Big Four Mlalstera Agree purpose in making this teat. homage to Uie veterans who have allocation of the commercial vac­ the whole refugee problem. More and because she needs the Saar's among Connecticut Elks lodges. But this week, it ja/'Howell At least 950 strikers already are Aetna Fire ...... 70 74 The American delegation issued It wanted to find out whether fought-'So/allantly' In" all of its cine by Dr. Harold S. Barrett, 120 than one million refugees now are ledge and rolled over on Its side, ricney Technical Schmit many of Hartford Fire ...... 158 168 ~tbis. formal statement: Lakewood Circle S., who la State Mis. .\melia Jarvis Involved and the number ia grow­ according tq-police. coal and steel to maintain a near Roy also complimented the le graduates have contributed back at work or ready to go back,. the Soviet government, possibly wars tp/preserve our heritage of Funeral services for Mrs. balance with Germrany in thi Eu­ Youth Activillea (Committee on the Koblentz said Supt. R. B. Eckle National Fire ...... 135 150 “The ministers at their private, for reasons of internal Strain and deputy health commissioner. Dr, ing. Although the car was reported greatiy to industry'in■■ ■''■ Manchester! Phoenix...... 84 freedpm," he said. ''Amelia Jarvis, 872 Parker St., a total week, police said the five ropean coal and steel community. splendid work it has accomplished that is be- was informed. . Most of them had \ '^ I meeting this aftemomi, bearing in a desire for better international re­ Marzialo said Dr. Barrett in Laboulsse’s plea will echo and siJrroundli/'iowns, gone 24 houri or more without mind their agreement at Nsw.Tork formed him there are a number of were held this morning at her Wednesday’s statement - of Brit occupants were uninjured. Ml- Key Point in French Policy In the community.. ing featore^/^ Lite sue IneemBltv in*. t> lations, was prepared to change its '^NOTES ANNIVERSARY home, followed by a solemn re­ 3. French- German rapproch- Another speaker, John Lehan, food. Aejpa Life ...... 208 X18 YOUR that the conference would last actual foreign policy as well as its cities and towns in the State ain’s Prime Minister Eden that it chaud-'was arrested by investigat­ The vo/tflonal school motto is IIM Paris Nov. 11 — France ob- quiem Mass in St. Bridget's ing troopers Walter Smiegel and ment. ReconCilllatlon with her district deputy, praised tbfi prog­ “He tfiat hath a trade hath an Dormitory No. 7. where the Aetna Casualty ..,.. .151 three 'weeks, agreed to .organise Uctlcs. / served/n official holiday today to where there is an excess of the was time to start again trying to ress the lodge has made in the past strike started Wednesday, is back Conn. General ...... 550 59^: their work here so that the con­ A. belief that this just might^e vaccine, and some, as in Manches Church at 9 o’clock. The Rev. solve the whole Midcaat problem. Artimr Blomberg and charged hereditary enemy and cooperation estate;” and thousands of such ference could finish Us work on mark the 87th anniversary of the John Delaney waa the celebrant, ^ t h reckless driving. He posted in constructing a unified Europe three years. He spoke du/ng th'e eoliites have been .provided by the at work. No. 6 has eaten ahd is Hartford Steam Boil. . 90 \ BO w as encouraged by RuOsla’a World War I armistice. ter, where there is a .shortage. Labouisse planned to go before banquet served Wednesday night, ready (or work. No. 2 Ls ready to Travelers ...... 85 90 Wednesday." vvlllingness earlier .this y e^'to sign Doctors Over-Ordered the Rev. Robert Carroll the dea­ the committee Monday afternoon -336 bond for appearance in Staf­ lias been a key point in French tocal school in iU 40 year*. The SELLING President Rene Coty inspected a con and the Rev. Theodore Gubala ford Springs Borough Court Dec, foreign policy ever since Robert when the neW members were initb schoAl, which has lU genesis in a march to tLe dlnigg hall and No. PoMie L tauM This will conclude the confer­ an Austrian independence treaty According to Dr. James C. Hart and ask; / ated. / 1 has told .“upt. Eckle it Is ready ence one day short of the three- and its recognition at the anti­ big parade of troops in brilliant of the State Health Department, the aubdeacon. Mrs. Arlyne Gar- 1. Test Israel's old offer to Re­ 5. Schuman, then foreign minister, textile apprenticeship training Cohn, Light Power . . 17H 19'.4 sunshine on the Cfhamps Elysees rlty was organist and soloist. In Union last night. Trooper About 250 local and vjsfting progranr set up at Cheney Bros., to resume normal prison life. Conn. Power ...... 41 4.3 week target. communist government at West the supply of commercial vaccine patriate refugees who fled Pales­ launched the Schuman plan for Elks were served a cornedb^ef and The 231 men 'n No 7 were the The' ministers have spent S7 Germany. , , / and later laid a wreath on the tomb that has been shipped into the Father Gubala read the commit­ tine in the 1948 Arab-l.sraeR war .Smiegel investigated another ac­ the coal and steel poll in 1950. at the turn of the. century, now Hartford Elec. Lt. .. . 56 58 hours in formal session here since of France's Unknown Soldier be­ tal service at the grave In St. cident in which he said a car cabbage dinner by the ^Manchester turns out carpenters, electricians, flrit to return as hunger broke Hartford Gas Co. . . . . 35 > 4 38’x Now, the quaCtlon is. why did State comprises orders that pri The.W now account for 909:900 on These form the- boundaries of- Lodge. the strike. 'Those men had fasted they convened O ct 27 only to find the Russiansj^hift gears at just neath Napoleon's Arc de Trlomphe. vato doctors placed with phar James’ Cnmetery. the agency's relief roils and there driven by Melvin M. Goldberg, 22, any new formula sought by Pinny, toolmakers and draftsmen. So New En- and Bearers were Clifford Magnu- Scarsdal'e. N. Y., failed to negoM- 48 hours in their protest against Tel...... 39 41 Soviet resistance to German unity this time? / maccutiral houses last spring, are another 200,000 in (he region who could find the issue politically Teach Related Subjects alleged failure qf prison officials through free elections and to There ar^ some obvious specula­ when orders, were first taken son, Robert Jarvis, Heury Jarvis. that Labouisse thinka should he ate a curve oh Rt. 15. cros/d the dangerous for himself, if, ns now But teaching a trade is only ataanfactartag Oanmaalea Ra.vmond Jarvis, Oliver Jarvis and highway esplanade and struck the to ^ve them' proper credit for the A'm. Hardware ...... 2111-23 V western proposals on disarmament tive p t^ iliU e a . Presumably, > where the oversup added. appears littcly. France has a gen­ Marcwi^idiiaper part of the technical school’s job. hours they had vorked. and East-West contacts aa. stead­ OnsTs that the Russians believed Army Leaders ply exists, doctors had over- Joseph Szegda. 2. If Israel retuses — hut abutement of the bridge over the eral election next month. , Leaders In the field of vocaUonal Arrow, Hart; Heg. ...51, 54 fast as ever. of strength had to be made ordered. Laboulsee was /ported to have Mashpaug River, He would like the Weat Gerpian education now feci that - industry Asso. Spring ...... 31 34 Soviet Foreign Minister M. convince the West thO. Soviet Dr. Hart said 892 cubic cent! hopes it -woul^ agree to limited Goldberg and three pccupants government to give a good deal of l^clared Insane and society require a “wholly Bristol Brass ...... 18*4 20.’. Molotov torpedoed miy hope of nion was not acting from weak­ Rule in Brazil meters—enough for 892 shots repatriation then find out how who had been riding with him. all advice to the new Saar government trained” person. As a result, re­ Hatchett Featured Collins...... ,,110 12.5 German reuniflcatlon in a slashlnif ness. have been sent to Manchester by Vets Day Rites much compipuntion Israel. is will­ of Brooklyn. N. Y.. were treated of Heinrich Welsch. San Francisco. Nov. 11 (Ah—. lated and general education sub­ Km-Hart ...... '28'e 31' speech Tuesday. Yesterday he took for facial cuts and. bruised knees Fafnir. Bearing ...... 50 Another is that even tklk about (OoeUnned from Page One) the phaimaceutlcal ho\isca since ing to pay the refugees for the loss Welsch, who succeeded the pro- Housewife Betty Jean Benedicto jects are now given aa much at­ a .stand on disarmament coi^ete- releasing Russia's grip on -ElasV September, When the firkt ship of property, jobs and way of life at the Johnson Memorial Hospital. French Johannes Hdf(mann after will go to a state mental .institu­ tention as shop work. In- Rotai^ Show Lander.s-Frary Clk. .. 23 .2,5 ly unacceptable to the American, Germany had increased the yearn­ Vounded by armed Marines with ments of the vaccine for private Held at MMH Arab leaders set that value at Stafford Springs, and then re the plebiscite, has callril (or elec­ tion Instead of standing trial for Related subjects include .blue­ N. B. Machine Co...... 35 38 Bi ~French .ministeni. ings for freedom in Communist field pieces spotted strategically use of physicians were received. 312 billion in statements here two leased, police said. tion of a new Saar ParliaYnent next- the kidnaping of a l-day-old boy print reading, shop mathematics, Frankie Hatchett outstanding N. Eaatern Steel 814 7V Working groups oh t ^ thlrd item, European satellites and they -had Shots given by doctors in their years ago, a figure the Israelis Police reported that Goldberg month. science *md physics. These, vo­ North and Judd ...... 34 37 nearby. freon a hospital here. rhythm dancer will be one of 8 10 opening up Russia.--io the West to -- be reminded of Moscow's Much of the fleet was caught in private practice coal about $2 Rpv. Miirpliy Drlivers scoffed at. was warned for Inattention to The J7-ye*r-old Stockton, Calif., cational educators say, are needed Russell Mfg...... with mutual exdiange of travel, strength. each — the cost of the vaccine to The debate to follow next week driving. Also, they reported that MISSING PLANE SOUGltT woman was declared .Insane yester­ to give meaning to trade theory many speciality numbers in the Stanley Works .,. 56 <4 39 V4 the harbor- when the Navy an- is certain to rake open old Arab Falmouth, Mast., Nbv., n 128 culture and tradd, are In complete A third consi^ratlon is that the .jiounced its coup,by,the Army and the doctor — pins the regular Address; Groups Pay the car Goldberg had been driving day by Judge John B. Molinari and trade operations. Rotary Revue of 1955. The musical Terry Steam ...... deadlock. Soviet Union thought its new bid ofliCe-vIsit fee. Thus, the cost demands for internationalizing Je was totally wrecked. (4*>—Air Force plaiAs, Coaat after ( psychiatrists testified So-cailrd general education, revue this year will be presented Tc'rington ...... 23 25 leveral ships began maneuvering Respects to W ar Dead rusalem and pushing Israel back 0*01 93 The ministers required only five for power in the Middle East would towvd the exits of the Guanabara the vaccine for each child would Guard surface rrgft and pqllr*' she is ins%ne. such as English and social studies, Friday and Saturday evening Nov. U.S. Envelope com minutes .this afternoon to reach be bolstered by a show of strength be about 38, since health offl(-inls to 1947 partition lines. Those two PERIL TO INOrVIDI’AI. CITED searched today for a Jet Inter­ are new to the vocational curric­ 18 and 19 at the Buckley .School U.S. Envelope pfd. 70 75 Bay. Only one, it was reported, ■questions-and repatriation wero'^all Mrs. Benedicto had confessed ent on the quitting date, impressive to the Arab leaders. succeeded in allpplng' out. The consider three shots necessary for Peace wa.s the theme of Vet­ Hartford. Nov. 11 Ifl—“ ‘Never ceptor whlrti disappeared In she took the infant Sept. 19. Nine ulum, but are now considered im­ Auditorium. Veeder-Root ...... fi2 they resumed the regular maximum protection. erans Day ceremonies at the Man­ covered in he U.N. resolutions in In recorded history has the Indi­ heavy weather near Otis Air portant to the job o* turning out Mr. Hatchett is well known in The above quotauona are not to others were under the guns of Oo- 1947 which Arab countries insist Force Rase shortly before mid­ days later she telephoned the on to continue discussion on pacabana Fort at the south end 'of However, the town has a supply chester Memorial Hospital this vidual been in. greater danger ■father. D r.. Sanford Marcus, to a person who is happier socially New England and New York night he construed as actual markats. ient. of vaccine' for children whose must be carried Out before they from government than now,’ " night last night. The plane’s and, because he is better Informed chibs. He has appeared on numer­ V the famous beach and Leme Fort morning honoring soldie-i's who will deal on any Mideast peace. pilot was identified as Lt. John rOqie to Stockton and recover hia Soviet Shift Adlai to Attack at the north. parents cannot afford to pay for aald retired federal Judge Orrle son. V of his responsibility toward his ous T. V.. shows In New York. Con­ When the bicycle, erase ended The cohfemee so far has been the shots. The State recently fought the nation's wars. Eden's speech emphasized there' I-. Phillips today at a sym|>osium P. Granville, 34, who made his community, a better citizen. necticut, and Virginia. He studied abruptly early in ' this country, (News dispatches from RIO de must be compromises on the reso­ home at Otis Base wltfi his wife. J u ^ e Molinari said Mrs. Bene­ notable malaly for the evidence Janeiro are subject to censorahip, shipped the town '630 cc of .the The Itev. Everett A. Murphy, on "liberal education and the dicto .would have to stand trial for under 'Katherine Dunham and some of the manufacturer.' turnra It has providechUiat Soviet foreign vaccine for this use. But here lutions. Laboui.sse, faced with a free man" held as part ol TriiT- Rose Ann. Granville formerly kidnaping if the regains her Many camels are used for trans­ Henry Letany and now ‘' has hla to experimenting with the automo­ policy tactics haVe taken the most GOP on Policy, communications companies re­ minister pf the Talcottville Con­ severe shrinkage in U.N. relief ity College's 4-day convoeatidn. lived In Quinry, Mass. ported this morning.) again, the youngster would have gregational Church, spoke of three sanity. port on the Canary lalands. own Studio in Hartford. bile. > radical shift sinc^- the death of to be between 5 and 9 before he Joqq|h Stalin more than two years Army and Navy' leaders met in historic attitudes toward war held Business Stand hurried conferences with Navy could be inoculated. by the Church. Imiies Reromnirndation "U nless evidence of RupMan be­ Minister Amorim do Valle. The He said two have been proven mintster waa believed tiying to In announeing the expected ar­ failures and the third has never havior at the current BT^ Four (CbatUtiarirein Page (kre) rival of the vaccine-next week, Dr. conference is completely deceptive. reconcile (he two branches of the rpally been tried. The' Rev. Mr. armed forces. Marzialo recommended that Murph.v was speaking of the "just" the softer line of Soviet atratdgy power giveawa>'a'’ will be the big parents start their children on UA Iw been replaced by a return to .The House of Deputies, lower war, the "holy" war. and the paci­ T E l. MI S-81SI .lasuea next year. house of the Braxlllan Congress,' program soon to insure protection *24-^28 ' tBuch harder tactics. against the .-deisease . when the fist ideal. For the first time since the \^venaon'a aides appvently re- met late In the morning in special . An example of the “just" war MAIN ST, MANCilKSTER gamlNGov. Aveiili Harriman of New session to decide legally the fate polio season -starts again next Kremlin Started its more con- summer. He pointed but that the was. World War I, he said. The 'elUatory approach toward the York 'a , one' of the greatest of the Luz government, ft. was kaiser was removed and Hitler clear most of the deputies support 3-shot program covere. eight West" in atMy IpM, a ^let threats to^eir man. Harriman has months — the second shot coming took his -place: the Czar was (op-/ Spokesman / a s bMm'speaking out Lott, blit his’opponents were allow­ pled from his throne and Stalin irf- In blunt, udcomprbmising terms on said he ia '-nol going into any ed to speak freely.' about one' month after the first 1 \ primaries but he is expected to The firat speakc. was Joao and the third about seven months timneely rose to power In Russia. great isaure. m lotov has made it later. So the world was not made “safe unmistakal^clear that the major eeek a "fatmriteNaon" designation Agriplno of the National Demo­ THE CLOCK from New York. .. for democl'acy." in the Rev. Mr. alms of S ^ e t ' world policy re cratic Union party, who assailed He al.su urged parents of young­ Sen. Estes Kefauvehof Tennessee Lott's seizure of the government in sters wha participated in the field Murphy's opinion. , main unthanged. Sees Policy a FalHire Display Advertising (Block ads)—and Classified Advertising (Help PUT YOUR/ADVERTISING T^'^July smiles at the summit la likely (o be a pfimary.contender violent terms. But he was followr trial of the vaccine in 1954 to have ctn^rence here have almost and he w d Stevenson rhight clash ed by other speakers who defended them re-lnoeulated with tlie new For over 200 yeai*s the concept Wanted, Etc.)—ihust he in our hands at the times given below. head on'ln some of these testa. The Lott as a true supporter of consti­ vaccine. He said the batch used in of the "holy" war hMd sway in Don’t be disappointed! Beat the clock! ' vvilshed in j|tolotov's November Steveiulon camp .scemj confident of the trial was a •,‘poqr" one.- apd WH|RE PEOPLE READY-TO-BUY /nsiAiUTton - or Russia's' posttlon- tutional government Europe, he.said, apd Europe ,»?nt ------8------dfspoalng of- Kefauver on some that it wir, not provide as much her best men to Palestine during -n?- aikd alms. battlefield yet to be selected. The firing, which, began at 10:30 ' The latest piece of evidence'in a.m.', jjasied about 40 minutes. All protection as the vaccine now be­ the Crusades. (Christians still do In the South, Stevenson's aaSoci ing used. However, he added that hat rule there and the speaker this emerging pattern came yes- atea believe they are much better the forts around Guanabara Bay tnday when the' Soviet Foreign remained on full alert to keep the the booster shot that many concluded this policy was also a off than they were in 19S2. wheh fleet from escaping. Merchant them have already received this failure. Minister spoke on disarniament.' their candidate losf four states to year under the Polio Foundation .There had been speculation here' President Elsenhower. ships were permitted to. move in It stemed to the speaker that that Molotov might make some and out freely. program could be considered the only 'hope for men today lies in They were reassured by the re­ first shot in the new series. g ^ u re toward .Sgreement with the cent statement by Sen. Russell (D- Gen. Lott received a telegram the “pacifist" idea!, which says all . West, perhaps oh President Elsen-. from the governor of Minas Gerais disputes should he settled by arbi­ MUST SEE IT! Gai that he doesn't- see how ' bower's proposal for immediate SteveiWon cap possibly lose the State, Clovis Salagado, assuring tration. , ^.S.-Sovist exchanfe of military nomination. Ri m ]i . was (he him the support of that state. The When asked if it is a practical ' DfUepiiikis 4 ^ aerial ih- idea, he said, he replies that it has South's candidate la, 1952 but has pledge was deemed hiiihjy : im­ B«3t way to fiftski sure 'that your advartissmshf wilt bt SEEN iy tha right gpaetton. aald he won't run IMaln. portant because Minas. Gerais Is Obituary never been given a fair teal. He Instead Molotov delivered the the home state of President-elect emphasized'we must "build fellow­ paople at the right timt is to advartisa in thii naws'ptptr. It's all as simpta hardest blow yet struck, by a Soviet Jusceiitio Kubitschek. Gen. Lott's ship or build battleships.” apMcesman at the Enapnbower coup ostensibly was engineered to About 50 people gathered to'ob­ as one-two-three: Firemeu Pul Out make certain' that Kubitschek Deathfi serve the ceremonies honoring the Attacks U.8. Argument takes office as constitutional pres­ nation's' veterans. Representatives (1) People who. want to byy soma thing iika to get all ^ the information Terming Russia's attitude, to- Blaze ill Closet ident next Jan. 31. Some segments from the Yankee . Division; 'the 'Ward the plan “'negative," Molotov of the armed forces have been re­ Miss Cecile Johnson American Legion, the Spanish War DEADLINE FOR DEADLIJNE FOR they can about what's for sale. rejected It and 'assailed every ported conspiring to prevent Kubi­ Miss Cecils M, Johnson, 58, of Veterarti, and the Marine Corps • ' e , .-.. American argument advanced in tschek from taking office. He is League, as well as the various its favor. Children playing with matt^es 463 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, DISPLAY CLASSIFIED were probably responsible for considered the political heir of the auxiliaries, took part in the solemn (2) They turn naturally fe the advertising columns of this nawspapar He denied that it would create late Ih-esldent Getulio Vargas who sistbr-Of ■VyilUrcTJ. Johnson of 45 proceedings. Mrs. Albert Beebe of for a quick, comprehensiya look at tha markatl oonfldence or could serve as a starting one of two fires extin­ committed suicide after - being Marshall Rd., died yesterday after­ 79 Hojlister St., a Gold Star Moth­ ADVERTISING ADVERTISING 15 b . TURKEY first step toward a complete dia- guished by the MFD yesterday given an ultimatum by the armed noon at East.Hartford Hospital. er. was aUso present, ' armament program. He said it afternoon. The other fire wa.s forces to withdraw from office. Bom in South Windsor, she had Harold Osgood of thii Marine or­ ‘ l3 1 Your adyertisement here is never .,an intrusion or infarTuptien: In-, would incraoae the (ear of war. caused yrhen wiring began biiming The bloodless coup was carried, bepn a resident at East Hartford ganization acted as.master of cere­ 1 day lEFORE the od is to 10:30 A.m / s AME day od is to With The Purchase Molotov said Russia's attitude for 27 ■J'ears. She waa eriiployed by stead it is exactly whqt your best prospects are LOOKING for! would be "favorable” if the plan in a car on Rt. 15. out so quletl.’ most re.'ldents of monies and IntriWuced the Rev. Dr. appoor. appoar. Mrs. Carnio B .' Primus of 56 Rio de Janeiro did not even know Hartford Empire Co. prior to her Fred R. Edgar, Who offered pray­ were tailored to Soviet demands for . . O fA n y \ abolition of atomic weapons and Harlan Rd.. said she thought her it was happening. retirement three years ago. She ers at the start and close of the Jl-year-old son and 4-vear-old A special ■ aessioki of Congress \yas a member of the Civilian Serv­ ceremonies, a!na the principal EXCEPTION: Saturday ads Take the shortest distance to.your-largest, most responsive market, .‘.via prior development U a complete ice Club of East Hartford. EXCEPTION: Ads for Mondoy RANGE, REFRIGERATOR ' arms reductionpogrom. daughter, plajdng together, might waa called to decide who would speaker. must b« in by 9 A.M. Saturday. advertising in this newspaper. Such conditions are contrary to have started a- fire which began in assume the presidency. Constltu- She° leaves another brother, Leo Lays Wreath at 'Memorial must b« in at 1 P.M. Friday.' Bisenbower'a purpose of getting a bedroom closet at the Primus tionaily the post would go to F. Johnson of East Hartford: a sis­ Wilber Utile, past commander or F R E E Z E R ' soma action taken immediately as home about 2:45 p.m. Nereu Ramos, vice president of the ter, Mrs. Sarah B. Lavigne of East of the Dllworth-Ctornell-Quey Post a firat step in working out a dia- Luckily only some clothing was Senate. Hartford, and five nieces. . No. 102, American Legion, escort­ amament program. burned and a little water and Luz. former precident of ' the - The funeral will be held tomor­ ed Alexander Berggren of the NOW THRU NOVj. 24 . Motofov's outline of Soviet dia- smoke damage occurred, firemen Housf: of Deputie.'. took, over aa row after:\>on St 2:30 at the New­ Spanish War Veterans when Berg­ onnament policy cams aa no par- said. temporary president only last kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, gren laid a wreath on the memorial tkwlar surprise to Secretary of Wiring on a I960 Jaguar on Rt. Tuesday. 318 Burnside Ave.. Elast Hartford, to veterans in front of the hospital. Stfte , DiiUea, British Foreign 16 south pf Demlng St. caught fire Cabinet ministera.' Including with Imrial in Center .Cemetery, Moat of those present at the Vet­ Buy Now Pay Later Mwlster Harold Macmillan and about 1:55 p.m. and both compan­ Minuter of Justice Prado'Kelly, South Windsor. ' erans Day observance .marched F in c h Foreign .Minister Antoine ies of the MFD responded, as they were reported Under arrest,, . Friends may call at the funeral from the Legion Home on Leonard ri iKanftiratrr lEurning %ralb ONLY $5 DOWN ON ITEMS UP TO $200. Finpy after having his predae GeU., Alvaro 'FiuSa de Castro, hoine from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. St. to-the hospital grounds before - A IC CWci|LA'nON NEAKLY lleoo D A ILY .1 also did for the house fire. The formerly chief of sUff of the Army ONLY $10 DOWN ON ITEMS OVER $200. enwdaUon o( hard Soviet policy car was owned by Michael Speigei, the 11 a.mi'cerentonles. ABC CIRCULATION NEARLY 12.000 DAILY anitha future of Germany the day under the iate President Vargas, ‘ Battuta Peretto of Ftlrest Hills, N. Y^ and was had been catted out of retirement B attuta Peretto.) 139 Maple Bt'., Israel's farm population has-'In­ onlly slightly damagsd, flfainea died today at thU |homa fiwowing '9 M tovMt statoBMiit «e Oar* charge of the War creased from 111,000 In 1948 to 346,- Open All D oy Mondays For The Christmas Season a long illnsM. Bbra in Italy, ha 000. — Hi ■\ i I C l. . _/>■'/ K ■/ -r - 1. ■V . ■t • %' ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■.■. . . ' .''s • ' /' ■ , >"■ ■' •' ■ /v 'l ,//" '.:,r . / . T - . . - ■ '' ^ IIAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1965 RAGE FirnsBH; •*A^’CHESTEB EVENING HERAU), IIANCHE^ER, CONl^- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1958 ti, f said, "Her Majesty's government ■V dens were ^ laid out by L’Knfant, Peron^ Asserts British Restate regrets the Israeli government's BUGS BUNNY who planned the c^ty of Washing­ uncompromising attitude toward Antw«f to Proviout Punlo Red Cross FLETOHER BUSS 00. or manohlatehaa^ r -rm* HOW • n M l UATKI^ ton. Editor ThiS/Mhe ii dedicated . Argentine Left. 1950 Pledge on tba Prime Minister's suggestion foF ieupt>sv...i«flrr^ to PhllUp, Working Piopic 1E settlement .of Arab-IsracU d e­ 0 -7 tl» Z M08HT Sense and Nonsense [ lUlJ 'VOUtLSVSN A C U IT O M ip t License i^ates In Maine bear the President 7? PhllHp WhoT putes, which is possible in a spirit ISO wiES* si^ u E Tciurnxs Editor -?- T o Phillip Space. In Good Shape Israel Frontier of. compromise and by conceaaiona | € MONtHC A 6 0 > ^ slogan — ' ’Vaca^onland.” This OORNBR DURikJtT tT. ’^ S T A Ip a'book. AC1M 8. I Day betora on both aides." tu MObI« (N IT ANO Tht Cape Cod. Room of the. .today X SAWANTIEP MINUTE i Z Drake Hotel, Chlcaro, , chargre 'Minister — Oh, 1 don’t know.. I IP a g c - I Amsmik Nov. 11 (AS — Former London, Nov. l l (JTi—Britain to­ ' But Sharett's rejection of Eden’k NEW LARGER QUARTERS' WANT A 20c per peraon for the butter and am not ao aura that tny sermons 4 They,They^Msork in projioaed basis of settlAmant CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNES 4 Singer, siww business Preeident Juan Paron aaye hie 10- day strongly reaffirmed support of PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING kWErUNP' rplli oibi the table, whether you deserve that much attention. Per Vaughn ‘t v ^ dampened hopes here that British SAssisUnt year lOign left Argentina lii good ' ' th# 1050 pledge by Britain, tha eat them, or not. haps they will be published post' g'iratk idly intervention would bring results. humously. n f i a United States and Franca to pre­ AUTO GUSS INSTAUJ0 The atory goea that a public re­ 13 He works tiy 7 5 financial ahapa. lations man was annoyed at the Woman unthualasllcallyi—Well, § Tha new govemment'e charge vent any changea by fore# in the forced charge; and wrot$ a drastic then. 1 hope that will be real t Shell «sh (pi.) i that ha practically bankrupted the GLASS niRNITURI TOPS . tg Cravats ?H e works at Israeli-Arab aripistice line. Ex-Turncoats Start letter to the hotel management B o o n . - . nation wka made " t o gtvk the ap­ A g;oreign Office apokeaman said stating the charge was unfal^ and. P Bpt working pearance of a crlala which does MIRRORS (nraphKt mad Dow) This conversation was overheard 26 Snake 41 Sharpens “The policy of her majeaty’a gov­ consequently bad public relations. to Cdn»etent not axtat,"-Peron aaid In a atata- ernment remaina baaed on tha 1050 Anti-Red Speeches At the end of the monthi' he sent between a flve-yea'r-old and an eld­ a worii 37 To be wished 42 Damage ment today. , erly lady who beamed at her In i 43 Bewildered declaration” by the three powers nCTURt FRAMING («H fypM) the Drake a bill for a *1,000 fee. A t Flexible from them for - The statement, volunteered by ■ A guaranteeing Palestine peace. •The hotel wrote d)ack that they sunerm4r'*.et. It Came in nVegeUblc 20 Angers 44 Glancece 01I W Peron, crltietced a financial re­ i Portland. Ore., Nov. 11 IffS— Lady - Are there any other chtl He told a news conference'Brit­ Three turncoat former soldiers who WINDOW ami FLAH GLASS had not authorised his service. 30 Musical 10 Natural fat .20 Essential 46 Baked clay \ port to the Argentine people made ain "warmly welcomes' and aup- Whereupon the public relations dren In .vour family? instruments 33 They're Jungle being 47 Homed in a radio speech by. pkoviaional spent 10 months in Red China be­ OALOUSlBSt InstallntiaB Is tfaiek , Es m nai Eesnandesl Tot Yes’m. Seven. porta President Bisenhewer’i atatV* gin a aeriea of antt-OomiAunlat ZV#ON ruminant Preeident Eduardo Lonardi Oct. ment reaffirming the policy ax'- OONIttAOTOlUt WB ■A'FB 0 1 n O O K '. ACCETT OVCTHin! ordered the rolls ahd, letter. Lady—My! Seven children must 33 Shape treec 34 A fighter 33 Higlv structure 43 i;hey go wHh 20. Ijonanh, who assumed power talks today, in a downtown Port­ • Z DON'T cost an awful lot. L24 Army poet uses__ It 33 HorsWc’earing ham after the September revolt de­ and the U;S. warning againat a land church. MEDICINK CAIIN ITS and SHOWER DOORS wAn t y a Tot ;Oh, no. We don't btiy them Dr. Thomas Wyatt, paator of the tWRMANPICC, The quickest way to make your, JJOpw'Wc erf®3supw 40 Severe ^ SO Sesame posed PerUi, aaid Argentina was retort to force." Z K N O W M y I 6MN' TH' —we raise them. 37 Expire Wings of Healing Evang allcal OgM ■Btuidsya— OpsB llraradBF Cvanfeyts self .miserable Is to start wonder in such bad financiat condition a ^ ^ ^ . ' The Foreign Office statement WtSHTI* JOINT A 30 Verily A'’- ■ - T.j; V.' Church, aaio some of the. talks msy « BSTOUTEa OLAOLt GIVEN Ing whether you are happy as 1 i i r h ■ 10 II item belt-tightening program was appeared aimed at diepciling any EAP NAME' "Worry does not empty the day S3 Water i 4 naceaaary. be brmdcsat. Mutual and ABC you could be.. ______of Us trouble, but only of Ita doubt (bait Britain ia determined mammals d 1 Peron said the report was de- to protect .peace in the troubled netwoSG carry soma of ths An admiring female member of | * *’• 34Gascd flxedly P*' aignad to "impooe UMlesa aacri- Middle Bait. church’s lirogrants. SSSUp knots fleea on tha people... and aub- tTie three former U.S. eoldlere r U) p ' British newspapers had noted SO Plaything \ merga tba Argentine workers in that Prime Minister Eden said in were captured by the Communists ice one Sundfl.v morninff. ! u^ii hu r \ an economy of mlaery to the bene­ a speech Vfedneaday that either In Kores. When the Koresn fight­ Womon-R^verend, I thought you, home of 30 Sage m fit of the oUgarchy-capitallat aide resorting to force in-the Arab- ing ended, they rtfuaed repatria ourht to know that I come to thme death li) 18!i2. Herii, Kentucky a, OOFathar ' , ll claaa." laraeli dispute would lose Britain's tion. While they ware in Chins, the services only-bei'ause of your ser-1 renowned statesman entertained 41 Pronoun 1 He asserted another objective of sympathy and some quarters in­ Army gsvs them diahonorsbla dis­ mens. They are so wonderful that! many notsbles, inclndln- f-^’r 43 Speed ?r r 2$ F Ihe LonardT government is to sub- terpreted this as backing down on charges. Later they asked to qome you ought io have them published' presidents. The grounds and gar- 4S Kind of i w< init Argentina to "colonialists'' by *- the 1000 declarattcm. home and returned to this country battery r Obtaining foreign loans. Manchester and Bolton atudents in the Manchester Junior Red The Foreign Office apokeaman Cross to carry on these service last July- 40 Make certain i I >Ua atatement assailed Argaii Andover held their annual Junior Red Cpoti aaid: . "The Prime Miniater, when The three are Lewie W. Griggs, BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE wUh MAJOR HOOPLE programe. warning whatever aide resorted to OUT OUR WAY SI Swamp tine generals who played a cola in membership enrollment.from Nov. Mirny articlea are made for the 28. Jaok^vill& Tex.. William A. 92 Erect I ^ e revolt and niade up a miUUry force would forfeit the aympathy Cowart, 33, Daitcm, Ga., and Otho. w William Snigg 1 through Nov. 10, to continue its Mansfield Training School, the of the United Kingdom, referred in TWAl'lk'b,MAJOR/.! l0N6 FOR fi^E M Indolent court which stripped him of hla Manchester Memorial Hoepita^ G. BaU/34. HlIlaborcK Mias. ^ TauMV. fsAuAfl«JE m services to the community and its particular to the aituatton In the were held by the Army for ‘ OLD ElCCiTINO life OF THE' 04 Fall behind /' rp rank. activities in behalf of international and convalescent. homes. The py 1HE WAV.MR. MORRlSSeV; 55 Educator, "Among military men there are New Chairman El Auja demilitarized tone. Thia cou^-martlal until early this SHIPMENT THEATER— ANO .flT LEAST liWR good will. Membership in the Manchester Junior Red Cross also hAd no bearing on our attitude to­ ip 1 few meii of honor and many who week when the Supreme Court We’o Pe ogueHTCD HACIENDA OOeS OFFER THE- Thomas ■— r r r & r n w Junior Red Cross is made up of sends recreational suppliealies to the ward our obltgationa ' under tha ■you D JfJiN OOP OAV, CAP£- atmulate honor," Perpn said, "Juat led that, as clytllans, they sfare MELMAC PLASTIC PALMY ATW05PMER6 0>P 80 Dregs i F6r Scout Unit the youth of many lands 'in a ll, Newington Veterans Mospltal, the 1000 declaralim. which remain I- FPE6 AT MOOPLt S7 Diminutive 56 (' 51 as yinong prlesta there are few parts of the'wqrld. Newington Hom.e and Hospital for fundamental and unchanged.'* ot subject jto military triala' for ^ID£5HOVO/— DLL MOVE iN ' r , wHA i^tua and many aimufatort Incidents occurring while they m an or/— yoo’ys Sampled — 0L>T VOO F0R60T TO r. M. tig, a. a, ^ ea. et^fflxcs Enrollment iq '' elementary Crippled Children and tha New Just -before this announceme: MARTHA’6 ^k^lLLET WtZ- tm- HM MA ta 5F 5 W virtue." Andover, Nov. 11 (Special) — schools ,wss by classrqom and in London Submarine Base. was made, Eden conferred were in the service. UNBREAKABLE DINNERWARE ARDRY— ANO fU . MEtiTiObi YOU SPUN TH t DOWN Peron'a quarrel with the Roman Their lawyer, George T. Davis, MISSUS A YARN APOOT The appointment of William Snlgg. the higli school by .groups of 100 Bach year the Manchsater U.8. Winthrop Aid- S g K -^ VOL) DEEPLY HOvi "Whan wa aaa a car wa lika, monay la no objact! How 1 Uncovered w 51. Catholic Church and hia exptW- as chairman of the Cub Scout Com­ students. Enrollment cariiee with Junior Red Croaa donatea a . turn rich. It la believed their aMject San Franctaoo, sajd he will seek to /MANASIN6 ME ON A 3 Untioced n II aion o f two prelates from Argtn- have their discharges changed . SGCOndt At i Prict J^ib=nTHAT I'VE , VJORLO TOUR.'— THAT^- much tra tha monthly paymanta?" mittee and Norman Bonneau as In- it a subscription to the Junior of money to the Natiohel Chil- was the Middle East and JBdcn'a tlna led to hia excommunication dren’a FYind. Thia ta uaed to aup- from dlshonoirable to honorable and OUT, POT X WON’T OUEER Red Cr<>ss News for every elemen­ offer to mediate the larq^t-Arab 4 CUPS, 4 SAUCERS, 4 DINNER PLATES, and played a role in the uprising atitUtional representative at a tary classroom and a subscription ply direct material aid to children dispute. also try to get soma $30,000 In 33 YOUR againat him. meeting last night means the in times of great emergenev, .send­ back pay for them. 4 BREAD and BU1TERS>-18 PIECE SET ^^x..ACT,' T r j BY AL VERMEI to the Journal for every 100 sec­ The Foreign Office/yesterday PRISCILLA’S POF Sounds Good Peron declared that reporta he reaignation of Fack 134 can be ondary students. ing medtCLnes. clothing and educa­ Instructed Britain's/.diploma tic had acquired > great personal completed ahd the charter re­ Throughout the nation, the tional materials for the relief of representatives in tly> Middle East wealth while ruling Argentina boya and girls in need, assisting -S O IT C A M T A K E gained. Junior Red Cross . carries on a to urge acceptance/of Eden's me­ A RECESS TILU were falfeified by Investigators for variety of programs. Its members children of othAr nations by help-. diation bffer. Donald Clough, former chair­ Private Service I S E E n e x t VE AR / ' the Lonardi goA'emment. man, who has been active in Cub produce many different articles Iiig the Red CJCqsa societies of But In New York, Israeli For­ '^CONtSRESS HOPES ] The ex-president came • here Scouting tour . years, informed. for. recreation and comfcKt in mili­ those nations__strengthen their eign Minister. laoshe Sharett .Agldl Auartmente^______from hls origliral exile' In/PSra- TO SPEED UP Snlgg and Bonneau of the duties of tary and ctviHari...hospitals and Junior Red C>oss"Wo^ams "and "I deeply d ^ o r e " Eden's spe^h JMpsrsta entnuiesa, air . ITS V30RK. ; quay. Hg, has been staying at a committeemen and the-procedures community homes for the' aged. promoting friendship M d increMr bemuse it spggeeted a compromiaa eondMtsnsd - threagfe* hotel ' in Colpn and is reported which must be followed. Clough's Part of the money received from tng understanding arhpng tha on territoi^I claims. He said Israel^ writing a book to be tentatively the enrollment fund is used here children of the wbrl4. out. sons have graduated,Into scouting would rejMt the Idea of making ttsrjrrWcTTrt: erititled "Force Is the Right of ill ifiiy''T«flLd’HO'“ '’ciSn'ce8s^^^ - is a •Bwiawr'"’'" ------MW,.. ii-ti older boys, * - • , Benefit Fund Committee, an­ They .will be received InV) chiirch that s/niedlator should.ngt w t the TTh'e lasTFrtday eg tha rifSbUi will nounces that the Fund was membier'shlp dh thei Thursday ^ tern>4 o f i^ace in advance. REG. 111.00 be the (fate for pack meetings. An bolstered recently by, *31.50 from fdre ^ ster. e Foreign Office spokesman , Perry' to Show insurance plan to cover Cuba dur­ the sale of walnut turtles made by DiOHT I TELL ing their Scouting activities, or on At 1:30 on Sunday afternoon aarenc;e Goss and displayed at de.-aert and coffee will be served YOO?— UM/ their Way to or froth such activi­ Herm's Camera Shop in Manches­ HAK-)CAFF i Slides of Trip ties was rejected because 100 per- at the church to. the canvasseri lU rN a ln ^L Pheas aa-S-834t ter. The final return of the Boy preceding their final calls, ■ S g—iifc Ma. T IS >. PWM. esnt.enrollment is required to gain Scout bottle drive In September GENERAL coverage. , ..., theme of this year's canvass 'The\Wonders tf the West" 'is were 161.55. 'Iheae tvifo Items have "Design for Living—1958.” BY V* T. HAMLIN Members of the committee dfd boosted the fund to a 32017.70, fol­ TV SERVICE A L L E Y O O P That Did It th# subjbet on which Dwight B. not feel that enough parents w'ouid The Senior I ilgrim FelloyOship COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Perry, popbjar msthematics teach­ lowing payments of *30l,18 for «-iIl meet at the church qh Sun­ MEB8E VtXrO JUST A WEE BIT LATER. support the program to make it me lu sP srU r a th er CARRY COUNTING' speak at the meeting of the Keeney Hospital, the Newington Home On Monday evening a ^ o'clock Open Thurt./dnd Fri. Until be wise to. increase dues as a and tpe Stoughton Drug. TEL. Mt\S-SI34 w t r e o p e ST If rMSURE 1HE COLONEL Y tA N I ME THERE School PTA nextY^esday, Nov. 15, means of obtaining the sum neces­ the second meeting of/the. Adult REAUZE& THAT, AS OFFICER EH? PISSY BACK? at 8 o’clock at th^chooL sary for coverage. Church Notes - Discussion Group wily be -held at OF THE DAY. I CANT TAKE Many colored pietbres, including Subscriptions for. the Scouting The Rev. Stephen Chamber- the parsonage, mie group is study­ MONDAYS TIME TO HUNT UPA M0RSE> some of Yellowston* National magszine, "Boy's Life" will be of­ lain has chosen "’ITi'e Problem of s ing "What We BeliCve and Why ’’ UNTIL CHRlST»f)*8 FOR ANY BRASS^HAT Park, Bryce Canyon, ZioqCanybn. fered through the dens this month G o ^ 'G o d "’ Ss the subject of his It is under the leadership of the QUAL SWieP THROUtHi Grand (Janyon, Yosemite Rational sermon at the Firs* Congregation­ Rev. Edward SheppaM and is open WIHDOW SHADES : ll ^THOT WANTS • M ------at a special group rate for Cubs. ^OTO(6.MO.,'| lEDi Park, San Francisco, Lake i/uiise All subscriptions must be in bj) al Church Sunday at .tha 11 a.m. ,to all interested persdns who are MARLOW^S " - i i ? r / " and Calgary, will shown. the next committee meeting Dec. aerviee. invited to at*^d any or ail of the LONG WEARING a EVEEVTHINO * AJl members .ACS urged,.i«t.- M'rii.'Walter Montle Sr., will be sessions. [HA.aOTH F*' Far Tha !f J>reatnt'^at this meeting,' whjcl pack meeting will ‘be held on in charge of the Happy Hour. The flr s f' meeting Was cen­ INTERSTATE CLEANTEX BgPNTWY - ^ 1 promises .to be especially interest­ ov. 25. George Munsem, cub- tered on A e necessity o f a the­ Hama aad RECIHENT, The . confirmation class how ing. Refreshments win be served. ter, hopes to have Bobcat studying under Mrs. Edward Tyrol ology. I^considered three sourLca Itada ta Order FansUy CUEVevtH Executive board members are: badges svallable at that time for will .be recognized at the worship of Chrjitian theology—the BlWe. With Year Rollera 22 B. CENTER ST.. M IO-IOll M3a3)0NM4| Frank Stamler, president: William pres^atlon to the new Cubs. A service. Members of the class are: , IS experience and tradUlon. Healy, vice president; Mrs. Gladys Webelo^remony will also precede Mary Boylngton. Karen Gill. Bar­ Religious experience as a source Boyd, secretary; Mrs. Bklith Prior, displays^ each, den <4- their work bara Munson, Mildred Gamer, eology will be the subject of E. A. jOHNSON treasurer; Nicholas cieFelice, this montl^Games and songs will Elsie Tebbitts, Kendali Brown. '* • evening’s dMctfsahm. membership; Mrs. John Smith, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEf For Her Sake BY EDGAR MARTIN conclude th^rogram . Nelson Warner, Thomas Talbot, PAINT 00. program; Mrs. Edward Royce, The theme X r the month of De­ John Judd. Richard Shaw, Geori Maaebpater Evenlag^araM Aa- BY ROY CRANK publicity; Mrs. Edward Kurtz, cember, approved 'b y the den devrr correspoadeat, Ill's. Paul 'OWL OKTt, , Wo WWaiSESb, NDA\ ^ '♦HsVVOSLNOVSS. BUZ SAWYER Pringle. Beverly Lavallee, 696Naln SL, Tel. Mi-6-450! WL-HStW^S HOO'YE. ways and means; Mrs. Arthur mothers. Is "Oistoms of Other Pfaasttehl, telephotie FI t-0043. ON THE WCMMEO VH \.\V%...VWtW» DO 1 AND ANYWAY, AND THE less Suran Peck. ^ he is nbt B confirmed bachelor. '\^ooe Carter, chairman o f/ the BULBS (WENH0G0TL0UIE£a^KC0MEA ^ ______\ / ■"V Too aaa aueceaafuOy 'glaaf aprlag Rmraiiag holha SOCHAMONPOnLMEAKO MiUJONMlB! aatil tke grouad fraaaea. We still hava gaad aalea- Uoaa of tuHps, daffedilt aad hyaelatha, aO tag Mas. NYACINTHS DAFFODILS ■<30 Varietiea) (8 Uotofa) (■lag Alfrad)

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3UT WHY Pff) YOU TRY TO X TOP A k v lEAN -r TMEY CAN'T HAVE PglVEM TNI* FJlR 5 6 6000 ^ MeLLQ.TfcLCdRAm Tbu ViOLF.^ ■) Blit You eoTTA TkKe HKS PLACE? ANP WHY ) QL*FriON5,., NILE I YET, BA*V.. MARAT HOW* JUST AHEAD! eveN BJ61 HAVE ^ APMIT ------ARE WS TAKING TNI* 4MAlLyAN PO A* NE •ANP WE DIPM'T *PDT THEBt CAR ON A ' K.ISSIM6 TEL£*R*M' PIKTROAP? ,------5AV, IKVOU THE ONLY KDAP THEY COVLP TAKE'. — - • THATCHER f FOR HOLIDAY •ED aad GREEN RUSCUS SILVER CBINKLEBUSB BRTANTHUS PLUMES INDIAN COEN You'll say .. Best I Ever Ate" IN OUR GREENHOUSE ■I Pkllodeadroa la variety — Ivlaa — Geraniums.-— Begbolaa For Thanksgiving Dinner the best Is none I good. Be — Rex Beganlaa-Cactus — Kalaachoaa — Peperoaia — laelema —' sure by serviag Ckmneetirut's finest turkey, dressed and Gyanra-StroMlaatfcus — Shrtmp Plant — RnelUa VtoMta-PiayOr packaged FARM-FRESH at Xrbor Acres. Arboif Acres Plant — Chrysanthemums — Sansavlerta and many others. ft. ■ Turkeys are always more meaty, more tender, thanks ta PRICED FROM 30« to S9.9S Each special feadiag, aad'cage rearing. Whether yon order a 10 lb. or a 38 lb. bird. If It’s from Arbor Acres year ...... CMf. m t »y mA i whole family wilt eajoy .the greatest Thanksgiving feast THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE Mission Fails BY WILSON SCRUGGS ever. STILL TIME TO PLANT ?IC fLIN l The Bandage BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1 ■ . EVERGREENS — ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TWEES — Remember Arbor Acres Turkeys are sold ONLY at Arbor «L€ SAOTHerr ANOVCANK WOULD ITHeLrPITa0V0UyrMAFRADKK7r,IU«S. HEDGE PLANTS AND FLOWERING SHRUBS dCT OFF rr/soacfl*. a n p Z FouMPrrsjMjAj' Um* EM WHAT IMAXRS.VIAWNE. Aerea Farm direct ta yau. Phone your ordc-r today . . . let liaKg A LOOK AT TVS* (BMO. VOUCOULOGHOW ABtSGERWOeD wuxr I learned ABOUT ASNEGTWAAJE.VOU SEE,Wr ZIOl* FiAT...Fm*H, UB5 lAJPCR THSCr MR6.B0KRTS ua know what weight turkey ybU yWaat aad when you BLOOP ON1T. A RItge B A N P A M / . U t T AFTER- DROPPED CAU9ETO DOUBT THAN . FNCH'when I. FCSt CAME 7 W OeOQE010 PLEAD UKB THI5MOUUP expect to pick It up. ' TMO«»ieM.' •HCIONAkCU T>C STORE,MR. THE-ntUTHAND N JU0SPRUOE»^i CENTEgVUE7vrr i 1 gucty.' RgALLV*l6MA ^ veraotvofthc auvG mac* -> ^ < '3 BRIMM.'nOLOME REMEMBER THE BIRDS YOU WERE HAND- (OPPOsmoNs CALL MEdford 3-9426 • WITNESS- WILD BIRD FOOD SUNFLOWER SEED RnMTvn Yours TODAY . . Our Supply U Umiftd XJIMs Mftc •6 lelMa aataa.aaaas-esaaa* 640 • Lte...... a.. $XM A Itld b G ,...... «1.S5 ' y •aaaaoaaeaaseao ®8»S6 “ 16. IaMGs ataaaeaaag.*aa*,a 88^6 AM IADo sasaqaaoesesesst 84*66 34 labs, a a a’a aj.,a a a ^ a a a a * 64.74 160 Lbt; ...... 616.74 46 U nl • • I. altj *sB.aaaaa* ARBOR ACRES FARM L . PREPARED RIRD 45e Mcli t m 'vf ■ R o u t e 9 4 8 Miles From Gbutonbury Center BIRD FREDERS^DOZEKS TO SELEtTT FROM, ftJO api«p y m w u l ^ a ./ - S i 1 • •- 1 - \ - • 1 ■ /vV- I" ' '4

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H AK ^£STEB’EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 196S .PAGE SEVENTEEN .t - - I • I • ■run!' • / iAil HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRH)AY, KOVEMBER 11, flRSS |}‘ f AQg SULTEiaf f i / '' 4 '; ” ■ . - , ■ , • • / THE Herald Angle 8 . . ' . r'- ' ■ V- By Weekend FootbRll " Lou BoudKRu Denies earl w. r 0 8 T Clemson >rise Fumbles Set up Scores Rival Players ’f^Two Top Grid Gai Five of S^ven On Redio end TV Putting - a:- Head on It TeRm^Used Telescope (A ll ttmea Bastern Staxdkrd) ' CRteage, N o v.'11 OP) —Kan- Would Prefer FIRST BATE A' .CnONS *F lv a ties bava also bean recorded. F r id a y - aaa City Athletics' Manager Lou In 6-6 Night Contest In tha area TR c Rama in saven gamfS, six Mutual: 9:15 pju., Miami vs. Baadrean denied published re­ attractions wins and one tie, hay# natto^TCS BoeknelL ports that hia team used a tele- B m a L ^ F A F U S a t u lw afternoon, one yards on the gfoimd and S w yards N iw York, Nov. 11 'iP)^-.rThert's auppoSed to b , aomethlng about Saturday— aeope te steal signals during By PAT BOLDUC Platoon Returnl-^-'^s^ playing at home that I'.AkM so-so teams come up with superhuman In H'artford^d the other at in the air for a total o f 1 ^ . In six ABC iUdio: 2:18 p.m., AU- the baaelMUl ae«ean hot said the Weymo:ith, Mass.—There’s Hftle doubt that two (actors played • ffforts. ' games, Connecticut Anowa 878 Irarn vs. Georgia. Cle^elaiid Indians did. big part with last night's grid contest between the Manchester Mer- .Nawark, N. J., Nov. 11 — IStorra. I f Uiat’s the caae/ther several of the nation's loading college foot- VEBOUNTS LEAGCE Flva of the Saven Ivy League foot- r u ba atafflag the annual y a r ^ on the groun^613 passing, CBS Radio: 2.'85 p.ia'., Foot-^ Boudreau, at-hla ikome In sub- chfots and the Weymouth Town team which ended in a 6-4 stalemate. fOr'a total of ISM ^rda, 810 lass biUl 'powere, IricludinR and West '(rirglnia, had better be on R lro n ...,...... jg jg 25 >*} b ^ ' coachea stra against fraa grid { climatic seating on the gridiron ban Roundup, Vdle vs. Princo- nrhna Hnrveyfl satd 'tNe reports First of all, the locals’ long layoff, nearly three weeke, was quite prom­ — aos than its opponoiu. their toes Saturday. Oook ••••••••••«••••» ^2* n 1T7 Corr.iiQ ••••••••••••• 55 ^25 2 fil ■ubatltution and return to ^ o -1 batwaab rinlty Slid Waaleyan at toa, vs. - WlocoBsItt, "A rt not true” that theA’o had inent In tholr below pa- performance both offensively and defensively. JoiWIEOtt •••.«*•••«•• W ♦» Buiwtt ...... IW i j w wn Ktdeoff wiU/te at 1:80. Not that Qeinson, which will face the Terps. and Pitteburgh, which w#lr •••■•••••••*••*• IgB Ul 136 366 Ro.s'tto no, 101 platoon football. iHartfi A sellout crowd of 8,000 Maryland vs. Clemson, Vander­ a Mrveyor’a telesrope In the Secondly, the three hours and 46 minutes si>ent on the bus before'the Harris 1S3 ns 366 PIrk.y 93 101 ilAiwhether the aklea are Ukee on W VU, are fAlr^to-mlddlin’ clube. They’re a lot better than bilt vs. Tulsne, Colorado «-s. huUprtt and Knnsns City Suit- game cerUinly,dldn’t help matters any. Lanon ns US S27, The coachea raglsterad their op-1 la Buni.tt ARE 463 469 1407 poalUon to the change In a survey or not. Another 18,000 Ten nMMa closer to Manchester, Nebrnakn. pen pitchers would atriU signals Nevertheless, the 3,000 fans on'-" (Toach Bmn Jessee and hia small It ’s just that there’s t« lot at stake in both gamea and maybe a little T i i i ‘ — ■ --- - W- D,mfr. . were published yesterday. Mutual: 1:45 pjn.i Notre "I’ll admit Mlipn I was at throughout the 48 minutes of end, Don Kusolan blocked a W ey­ Cnudall 1062 ns 399 Connecticut and Rhode laland ilr second successive undefeated Slll Uchati .. The coachea of Yale, Harvi ranked Uam, is heavily favored to since being’’ upset by Michigan Dnme vs. Nortb Cnrolina. Cleveland (In 1948) we tried action aa both undefeated club# moum punt and guard A1 Marques 3101 Zuromiiky 106 363 clash with tha Tankas Ooofaraneq knd untied season against Wes­ battled to gain aupremacy and SSS Handicap 16 46 (Columbia, Penn, Brown and .Qer- move further along' the Orange SUte, Notre Dame la rated abc..t NBC Rndlo: 1:16 p.m., Ohio that a few Umes but so far ss recovered on me Townlea’ 38. Bilt title at ataka. leyan. a four-touchdown favorite dver I am ooseemed the gtnuttlek Is the right to claim the mythical mree plays later the .locals ortoB 343 nell said they were againsU^tbe Bovvl road. In fact,'many so-called State vs. Iowa. 97 Totala 440 470 660 1400 Wesleyan, always known as a North Csrolina. T h e TsrheeU, New England semi-pro title. fumbled away the ball on the 26. .Ti« NBC Teterialon: 1:15 pun., passe new,’* Boudreau said; Bm May Be Ufteg i First, let’s taka a look the November club, is, according to experts think it'll be a moral vic­ however, showed Improved form Immediately after the game the Again late in the period Ahlated's Totau .....V...... B4S 443 496: Columbia va. Navy. Boudreau, however, added g ChaatUly <4> Princeton’s Coach C h i^ e C a ld -^ tO e at Storra. ^ t Head Coach Norm Daniels of the tory If Glemson scores even one in thumping South ^roH na last that Cleveland trie^' using n tel­ respective team manager! huddled fumble 'was recoveted by Allan Mozzar ... 96 346 well, however, said he In favor 1 Rhode Island a graat batik o f the Cards, "One o f the best all around touchdown. The Tigers, you see, wee.)c. Sunday- together th regard to staging an Webb on me Bay Rtatera’ 42-yard DaH’t Bail ,upacchlno 74 347 ABC Trieriston: 2 p.m. Los escope against Rnnsns City In 101 396 •4 M? of the return to th e^ o -p U to o n p w t four years la. JtfW te a ri^ teams I have ever had.’” And were held scoreless in three pre­ In the Southeartern Conference, the A ’s ffrst Miteo there this encore which is quite likely with­ marker. W im 1 Salvuccl and •< S* _ , - ea lot m and free aubaUtuU^ rules and opposing lines to ^ a d s In toe Norm haa had hla share o f great vious meetings with the Terrapins. first-place Mississippi goes out- Angeles Rams vs. Chlengo in the next few weeks, but the Thompaon alternating, the Mer­ 97 111 SOT Craw 100 361 Bears. ' year. I * US 319 predicted that the^ lan on s p r i n g Canadian League/khara ha per­ aggregaUons. Word from the South CkiroUna 'slde tha confertnee to take on "We protested after we dls- Me: chants will settle for a Sunday chants again reaehed*the 26 before Mutual: 2 |ijn.. all 100 610 Totala ...... 470 463 464 1417 football practice il ha iift ^ ^ forms with the>«ontreal AUouet- The contest w ill mark finis to school, however, is .that it is ready Houston. But Auburn, In Mcond eovered some of* the Cleveland afternoon date and forget running out o f gas. a*, aa* #9 * 9 *a aa • • “ • . ladlMrMi (6> ** 81 8l next year. - / ^ ‘ tes. A bbru aal^s the ci^p. who the college careers of two of the to spring a surprise and knock place, must beat Georgia Tech Sieelera vs. Detroit Rams. about a night encounter. Weymouth dominated the wet JMdysa . . \ ...... 66 63 practically tulned UConn the past pltefters In the bullpen were Totau...... 'Sit "5S S5 KleIiwelunMt\...... ^ 91 Dartmouth ,Cdach Bob Black­ finest backs In the state, Charlie Maryland from the ranks of the to remain In contention. Ole Miss using n telesjlBope borrowed Had to right Back ball during most o f tha final 12 It HUInahl ..X ...... h 90 three aeaadns when Rhody ground Stteka of Trinity and Denny ' unbeaten. Each team is 3-0 in Is 4-1 In loop action while Auburn Coach Gay Salvuccl’e squad minutes, forin which began fall­ MoHartjr** <1> ^ c t t o . . . 194 96 man, neweayicoach in the. league, frem na Anny unit,” hs oaM. Xelntasb ...... * ^2 ^ SI !S! failed to reply, out 28-^, 19-13 and 20-0 tri- Denault of Wesleyan. Denault Is Atlantic Coast Conference play. is 3-1-1. spotted the host eleven a touch­ ing at the outoet of tha second Willetts aaapaaaaaraaaa The Iv y Xeague schools dropped | With. Abbruaai gone, and one of several Wes backs 'who runs Sugar Bowl Bid On the West Oiast. UCLA, pla.'- down midway in the second quar­ half came down In bupketa near 'J€ayer aaaaaaaaao»aaaa W 84 ITT* Totala 436 l406 0>qi Qrcnuno . 77 . 77 sesaon In four yeara, 'Hie 1961 Comiectlcut small coUega nuiks., ' one, an invitation to New Orleans ' Oklahonsa A ' Cinch Double Defeat rugged ,.4>lay of both lines, IS me 'Waning mintitiM but, Webb In- Ilia iT...... 106 130 ft 333 bailed the move. Z Huskies won five and lost three W L Pet. fumbles.were chalked up during Coachea opposing t ^ . change About the only thing Charlie' may ba tn the mail next we!k. Oklahoma, tt.e No. 1 team tn the tercepteepted Valacentl’s pias on the alia 139 106 Totala ...... 463 4H 473 1«3 gamea. In ’63. the UCqnna won doesn’t do for the Bantams is New Y o r k ...... 2 0 1.000 the contest, five by the Silk City (Wealeyaa) said t h ^ would not ^ r a a to re­ Besides Maryland and West Vir­ Associated Press poll, looks like a 1 0 1.000 Boston, Nov. 11 (D— The NSw locals’ seven and rqtum ed'it to 1175 s; MIracIa (61 three, lost four and playbd one tie carry the water bucket to and cinch against Iowa State— and the Boston ...... club and eight by Weymoum. iS Morlay 66 101 96 388 turn to the two-platoon and free ginia, other teams playing Im­ Philadelphia ...... 2 1 .867 ^York Rangers today surveyed a tne 19. Thrta playara In two of the atata'a blipeat coUega football gamca and last fall the club Won ^only from the bench during tiipeouta. Sooners will be at home, toq. Newcomer Freddy Zabek of the m 12 ICampa ...... 73 fO f3 substitution ayatam iinleas' the portant games on the road are Syracuse ...... 1 1 .500 louble aetback In their stepped-up The afortmentklned Alkens IniMa ...... 9S 76 90 on Saturday are abown above. , Buddy Amendola la Connactlcut’a great one game while losing eight.'' Trinity must 'be rated the pre- Yale, Duke, Texas Christian, Ohio State, Michigan and Michi­ atlonal Horiiey League campaign, Merchants, fumbled > on the Bay proved by far the best runner to Connlar ...... 1. » 99 78 N C A A llberaliae^ta rules to make This sophomore dominated edi­ game favorite for three reasons. Western Division' Staten’ 49-yard line in the second IMala ...... 436 667 444 1630 M«yera . defenalva and offenslvtAcenter.' Mel Cote of Wesleyan, la a 175-j)ound Norte Dame, Auburn and Oregon gan State, the Big Ten powers, all 0 ney faced, the Indefinite lost of Uunt the local! tItUi Msoon. Ra»> it possible. tion of Huskies is a year or two (1),. Sticka, (2) Bobby Alexander St. Louis ...... 1 1.000 quarter and Weymouth recovered. TIe'a (6> Handicap Manchester lad who will aea plenty of action at guard for Wesleyan State: will - be" at home, the Buckeyes 2 center Davie CrelMton due to a tog Uke a horsq on fatelHar turf, ...... 96 — 116 : Bobby Alesnndaf •It would/be most unwise »nd w nevertheless Ithascrekt and' (3 ).the game will be played at RocneRer ...... 1 , .330 Halfback Don Alkens, a. brilliant 433 444 against Trinity at Hartford. Pabalng atar Bobby Alexander of Trin­ Yale: on the strength of its sur­ against lows, Michigan against In- 1 3 .250 coneuaelon / and me end of . a me awlft halfback picked up 137 Totala ... (Trinity) / harmful t^ o o tb a ll for any specific ^ interest around the cam home. Who’s this A le i^ d e r? Minneapolis...... promising /unbeaten string. performer all nIghL sliced around Iford ...... 181 106 Ss : ity muat be contained by Wealeyad^lf the Cards plan on winning. prise victory over Army, is diar^a and the Spartans, the coun- 0 2 .000 yarda In ^ carries, with most of V ...... 106 113 113 : group wVo are member colleges of ingalls la one of the beat Well, In case you haven\ been tiir't No. 3>teem, against Minne- Fort W a y n e ...... ~ ■ on’s Injury and the end of hia own left end for 16 yards and H an y OUmer ildii' Ala- UConn playa Rhode laland at 8 to rr«\ Both gamea aUrt at 1:30 and favored to knock off Princeton Frida}’’s Schedule his gain* resulting from quick ------_ntO aaaaaaOaaaa •“ • 84 - - NCALy'to play under any other Jo^ches in New England. Without f(blowing the Trin football club of a fbur.game defeatless skein oc a first down on me Silk Townere’ bama'a pswaing Ha tbaaad aellout crowds will view both attractions^ ______and clinch the Ivy League crown. w t ». ' Minneapolis at Boston. openere off the UcMe sloU and ; V^VyV.T'iv i2 it 314 rulings than those which are of- hj,* horses, you can’t win, and Bob closely this fall, Bobby is a big This could well go the other.>way, Here's the wey some of the other curredVln laat ntoht’a 8>1 defeat at 38 Fullback Tony Cardinals and 89 paaaaa for eom] for 980 said Lou UtUe of CJolum- have the material a year LiMt Night's Results aweepe around the Danlu. For the yarib la 1968. league forward passer on a smsU though, if Princeton's Royce FKp- games look: me hands of Broton’s crippled right halfback ^erdy Ablated Marohants it was ThompMn (79 Volala, .. •36 661 461 1471 *? ...... - ...... [ago. college club. Tltere may be better^; East: Army- to-- rebound, over New York 112, Minneapolis 106. BnUhs wha ara-jiroylng a Jiox lor. took'a crack at carrying the. MU. -plTv* can provide the spari^^ the PHnadeVphls 89, Roehestei' 8<. wkle-teHIG^enrriee) M ddW wect BasstoW Bat Briap Laeli £>oe I would not agree with change! Lenny King la the moat exciting passers, and fakers In the business Penn; Navy should have- It ea-ry ms Rangers. ' and moved to the 30 befort Alkena, team lacked in laat week’q 1d*f**‘ iSatnrday’s Schedule foe ynrd4 In IS attempts) n rejuv^ated Broadway Blues, Is scraping tool from a tire repal ranged. A l ^ players from the ence winner. Texas A&M leads the surprise Holy Croar. trapped on mree O ^ lon a M o r a ___and Webb, But osein ..It wee ,a Does, the rad baseball cap worn intercollegiate football.’* I gone, la s d ^ e DiSimone with 641 leyan in bench strangth and this Southwest— Far West: Southern display in Madison Square Garden Norwich Away Saturday in Cafoey hospital under obeerva kit which they uae to roughen\W>e Police Crtlders who did not have league, buXit's ineligible for post­ fln ^ y going Hj®' Weymouth performer 'who cap- by Coach Paul Phinney at all croaa He added that he would favor'| yards 116 carriers. Kaear A p could be a factor-in the final out­ Methodlst-Arksnsss very close and last night but in the end it was Hon. soles of their shoes in rainy w^ their photos taken last night, will season setioH; The Aggies play the veterans that sent the New lonf ptrtoa turtd th* nlgM*s top aofontivo country maata bring hia team good do so tdnight. the immediate return of the free ksripfi has averaged 6.1 yards per come. Wesleyan has speed to bum Stanford a shade better than Ore New Yqrit’a defeat, coupled wim MerchanU were guilty of high honors. Guard Frank Blanco waa er and each boy carries hl^ o' Rice Saturday.' York Knickerbockers and the Currently eufferlng one of ita^good Hartford High club to the It* He wimXMontreal Wedneaday, tubstitution and two platoon rules sad Johnny Leach leads the in its backfield and good reserves. With three Wralght victories gon. tackling whl(m enabled the op­ me man mainly reepoiutble for i luck? Many o f the boys agree tape, band-aids and vaseline to Philadelphia Warriors off the floor tune of 31-0. N .C RAND ALL pinned a when the Ivy League meets before! lub with an eight yard pick-up. Trinity can’t afford to have any. of worst seasons, Vjoralch Free knocked them .off the schedule by posing bacHs to get away foi' « • checking the MercKznts’ fleet- that it does but the peraonable eliminate toe friction. T iiw aren't the formal start of the leagueiS'] Saturday's game will be the 46th its backs' get hurt. winners of a doubleheader. A re Norwich has fair strength In which Coach Fhll Watson aaid his NIWIST end MOST MODiRNl triple and Marie Hrbenslrelt cord NBA turnout of 18,246 saw Academy' nevertheless cannot be tra yardage time and >g^i^ footed backs and ha waa accorded coach has another explanation. taking any chances th a ^ u r med­ next season. meeting between the arch rivals. It should be one great ball the center of the line but hoe been Rangers would be on top the NHL Bruising 'Bruno Moske crashed ' a 117 single last night in the the twinbiil. stout support from LaRocco, Jack "Thua far the cap has appeared to ical kit may eome dayybe left bC' 'I also think that the >6n on I Rhode laland leads in the series game. I ’m glad that I have my taken too lightly. The Acads found to be quite vulnerable today. New York not only did not through to block Jim Duoa’a kick JUSIOCAII Vf m i SALiS CINTiR. Try one { hind. And most of w e bosra tx PerfuVns Bowling League. In the SHdk Costa Meets Lopes The Knicks defeated .the Minne gain on Idle Montreal (which leads Chraffrey, Jim GtUesplo and Joe ba a good luck charm in the two Merch^ts League. Dick Harris spring football practlce.''will be| with 21 wins to 18 for the UConna.' ticket. p l!y host to improved Manchester around the flanks thus Bouley is for m ! extra point. Coyle. their shoes on in c m a shMiace apolia Laker# 112.105 after the 19 points to 14), but watchsd me le f these U RI-CONOmONID CARS. years that I have worn It.” Phln- fired a 346 three game score. lifted. It may not come tn time for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in certain, to make a few changes be Bus Arrived I * t o SUUsUeally, me Townlea chalk­ breaks while ru n i^g,” Rjinmey next spring, but ^ tliln k It will Warriors downed the Rochester fore Saturday's skirmish. Up front Brulna pull to within two points of Manchester w M unable to un­ nay smiles, “ and. I wouldn’t want Royals 89-84. The Knickn' victory ed up .14 Drat downs. 287 yards on concluded. " I i ^ i s e tlm we’ll for the following ,ye^sr.' Instead of Facing Champ Norwich. Sporting a two won the Acads averggs a good 176 second place. to disagree with the boys. But COON A liDIt Club of Manches­ moved thein to the top of the Fast track lU usually strong running ms ground and complstsd ons of have qiilte a battle on pdr. hands and five tost record., the upstaters pounds while the starting backa By virtue of me He, CSiicago attack in me first hWf. preMbly the real purpose of my wearing a ter will hold a coon hunt Satur­ Athletic Group to Consider ern Division with two wins in' moved...... into undisputed • fourth'place' thNolace four asrlala for 10 yards. Tba llar- EVROLET UOOR $1195 tomorrow mor^ng butil we can't probably feel that they have a average 160. due to the layoff and also beeauee rad cap la so that the squad mem­ day night on the club grounds in NfW York. Nov. 11 (T»—If^ Elorde was to have met Costa-but many starts. wim IS points while Detroit Usd •chanU managed but alx first HEATCB. UHE HEWt repeat I ’ll Know it wabn’t because good chance to upend ths Indians Offensive Backfl'eld ,1. the bus did not arrive at me bers may readily' spot me In a North Coventry. Aflc Johnson is in CSXtoeia*Costa- could punch, he, Lopes was given ths match. There . Big Halftime Lead Idle Toronto. Each has 12. Johnqy downq 153 yards rushing and fail­ the team dim ’t t r ^ I never saw who have won their last two starts Bouley'a offenalve backfield w0I Field untU 8:80 and me pUysra had crowd. Perhaps wC’II know more charge o f the apaghettl aupper might be the featherweight cham­ was talk by the InternaUonal The first half sharp-sliooting of Wilson’s aevenm goal of me season ed to connect In five attempted q more entXusiasIlc group.” after being tied by Bristol and comprise quarterback Don Lemire little time to warm up before me 1 OHEVROLET UOOR X $1095 after the New Ehigland Meet to­ which atarta promptly at 6 o’clock, pion of the world. Instead of fight­ Boxing enub that Flash wanted Jimmy Bsechtold sent the New and second against the Bed Wings passaa. But.ma locals' 'n> maHied morrow morning at Storrs. If IVM wlUr M Points with the hunt to follow. more time to get ready. Yorkers into a 62-48 halftime lead losing to HsH, Meriden and Mid­ who passed for all three touch­ who had traded him lest year dead, kickoff at 9 o’clock, a half hour ths first Urns In two ysara that a BAmancATEB. ing for the title, the flashy Brook­ over me scheduled etarUng Ume. wa become the Srat school ever to The ilndlan^r'won last year's New New Xork, N o vX H (FI -* The complete Hat to be eon- . Won Seven of Lest Nine and they never were in serious dletown. Coach Andy Palau gave downs against Weaver; fullback locked m# game midway tn me team had scored on the groand Storrs, Nov. ll.r-Connectlcut lyn boxer takes on Joey Lopes, the win the New Englands twice In x et a'i^JsmaiCK Plain Oolllday, 24-year-old Northwest- aidered for world record#: Costa took Lopes on a unanl trouble. Baechtold dropped in 16 of warning to the locals before leav­ Phil Maurice, ran for both score* mini period. The'\locala failed to get beyond tM against the Weymoum squad. COACH P A U L Phlnney’a Man'' will have a slight weight edge over * No. 8 lightweight, tonight at Madl- against the Whippets; righthalf- T o w i ^ ’ 40 In me enUre first half row (it baa never been dona) then in B' >n^with 64 points, 61 less cheater thinclada, who defend tM lr em * seniori may be the world’s l(X)-yerd daah— :09.2, by Jamea son Square Gardeji tn a rematch of mous decision eight months ago his 18 points in the first half but ing Mt. Nebo two weeks ago, after Ted Undaay got hla lom goal (or N o rest is In stora for ms Mer­ 1I5S OHEVROLET 44IOOR $1195 erup Beverly High from Rhode Island when these two arch- Golllday at E\’anston, HI., May 14. his Whippets had dropped a 27-13 back Joe Falcone who tallied the of p l ^ chanU who snUrtaln strong V M , BAMO, HEATER, rOWEB qUDE. I ’U have a dlfflctilt time telling the New England croaa couhlrs'^ltle fastest human at 100 yards but their March 18 bbiil. _ Although the votes were 7-2-1 yielded scoring honors to another Detroit to become the first NHL setts. Capt.xpob Vln- rivals meet in the Yankee Confer­ 880-yard daah— 1:47.5, by Lon­ 6-3-1 and 6-7-3. l^pea thought he veteran, Harry Gallatin, who had verdict to the Red and White grid- lone six-pointer against Worces­ .player to hit double figures. Aside from Its one a co rln g Dlx Sufidsy aftsrnooB at 2 o’clock boys otherwise." tomorrow morning at Stnrta, will ence title game at Storrs on Sat­ • Ranked No. 4 spiong the 126- . Could Talk for Hour* last\fatl, will Mvone of be competing in a field pomprising before it is official there’s likely nie Spurrier, st Berkeley, Cellf., won and vowed he’d "Never come 21. Clyde Lovellctte paced the ders. “ Don't take Norwich too ter; and left halfback Dave Quin- drive, Weymoum moved to me at Mt Frtho.' WInnsrs of four urday. Kickoff is 1:30 p.m. to be quite a rhubarb in the ranks March 26. pounders, the slick 'Costa owns s len, team's biggest breakaway fl5l OHEVROLET 24IOOR ■ $975 Phinney could talk for hours at favorites t^capture individual the 18 best achools area. Ap­ classy left and triggw-fast hand!. back in 30 years." He has won sev Lakers with 22. lightly,” Palau related. Windham MerohanU’ wim me opening games, ms locals have now been lonora this year and Bill MacAr- Connecticut has a 169-pound of the Amateur Athletic Union. . 440-yard relay — :40.2 by 'Uni- An eight-point scoring - splurge edged the Acads 19-12. "Bouley threat. Leading reserves to date kickoff before a fumble waa re­ tied twice. BAmO. HEATEK. UKE NEW! a time concerning hie victorioui proximately 180 rjmners will be average to Rhode Island's 198- His Brooklyn neighbors love en of nine this year, losing to Costs dle Is expected to improve his flrt- raring to go w)rfn the starter's Nearly alx months irfter it was veraity of Texas, at Modesto, by Paul Arizin, second only to (Coach Larry Bouley) has a big have been quarterback Vin De- covered by Mobke. Also In me see harriers. "They are an amasim pound average. Connecticut's line "Chubby" but the rest of the na­ and Frankie Ryff. Sept. 16. In 42 SulematG ish (21st) of 'M. The meet is gun sounds n y -ii o'clock. announced that the 5-8, 160-pound Calif., May 21. teammate Neil Johnston in league club and it can be mighty rough bartolo, halfback John EuitU and ond p eriod Bay SUtere group,” he explains. "E U iclj'^y averages 199 to 198 for Rhode Is­ Negro sprinter had matched the Javelin throw— 268 feet, A's’ tion has been able to lak^ him or starts since 1949, Lopes Is 32-8-2. scheduled to get underway at 11 scoring last year, in the closing on any given afternoon, and there Dick I^rion, big 206-pound full­ reached the MercBMts’ 83 only to 1152 PLYMOUTH OLUB OOUPE tries to constantly stand, walk^nd land, while the b ack ^ or Connecti­ inches, by Franklin Held, at leavs him. The fight is part of ths usual ' Blaafiiratiir (81 Johnson Can’t Buy F ^ R X e TERANS will fo m world record with a 6.3 seconds minutes- of the final period gave back. fumfeto once more and have line­ BADIO. HBATBB. CLEAN! run # ltb hla toes pointed aj/alght o'clock. . » cut average 18l t (» ^ 9 for Rhode Friday night achedule from the isn't s soft' touch on its schedule.” the nuewua of this season’s Man- clocking in the Big Ten Relays si Modesto, Calif., May 21. Instead of forcing a match with the. Warriors their triumph. Arl Starting linemen include Paul Ends: Wbbb, B. Fagan. Kuaoton, backer Larry Holme*, recover for Island, while the backs for Cbh- Evanston, 111., the Records Com- Decathlon—7.983 points, by champion Saddler, who is overdue Garden starting at 10 p.m. (EST) Rugged Schedule Korenkiewlcz and Morris Way, Goulart, Clements .y* Chicago Cardinals cheaUf High basketball team The 10-round match will be scored zin ended with S3 points, six more No argument can be given con­ me locals. . . 2 : necticut average 181 to 179 for piittee of the A A U said today It Refer Johnson, st Kingsburg, for a defense, Costa has been ends; Dick Lobaez and Bob Grom- Tkcklee: Bycourka, Koelelniki, Y . 1952 OHEVROLET 2-DOOR $995 opens the season with the by two judges and s referee on than Johnston. cerning Norwich’s rugged sched­ Unable to gain with the second Rhode laland. would conalder his time of :09.2 Calif., June 10. - standing still desiple an elimina­ ko, tackles; Fred Whipple and Jim Aflncek, Smith, J. Fagan. halfoklckoff, the locale plmted to BAmO. HEATEB, rOWEB GLIDE. annual Thanksgiving night game basis of rounds. Rochester's Maurice Stokes was ule. The Acads dropped s close Chicago, Nov 11 Of) — Arnold against the Alumni. The letter- On the statistical side of'the pic­ for a new standard. Sulmmlng tion victory over Lulu Perez and Gallons, guards; and Fred GalanCe, Guards: G. Vlncek, Marque!, Nb- the Weymoum 23 and Alkeiu ran ture, the weight advantage, al­ the only rookie who lived up to his 6-0 decision to East Hartford in Chicago Induatriallst and owner ot man include Capt. Eddie Wojcik, I f the :09.2 la approved at the 200 meter free style — 2:03 4, by two decisions over Bobby Bell. reputation. The lanky former star center. Middlemen Lobaez, Qrdm- lan, Gaskell, Russell. it back five yerde. Two play!''!ater though slight, is the only factor in annual convention of the A A U in Jack Wardrop, at Columbus, Facts Tell the Story HOCKEY AT A OlANC® the season’s opener played In a ko, Whipple aigl Gallons.'are all Centers: Moeke, Hohnes. , me Kmisaa City AmieUes, ean’X |ll» OHEVROLET UOOR $895 Norm Hohenthal, Alan Cole and of St. Francis of con­ Alkens coulto’t hold on to the pa" buy me Chicago Cardlnola, favor of the UOonna. Louisville Dec. 1-4 it will be for­ March 4. The bare facta tell the atory. driving rain but? rebounded to up­ veteran lettermen. Backs; Salvuccl, Dubose/Thomp- NICE 3-TONE Dave Turklngton. tinued his hot scoring spree with and the MerchanU recovered Managing Director WalUr HEA1 Rhode Island leads in the series warded to the International 220-yard free, style— 2:03.4, (by Costa. 21, has lost only twice in Laat Night’# Results set Hartford Bulkeley 13-12. Next Coachea W slkc^'^Rriggs and 26 pointi. son. Zabek, GHffen, Jaeobe, Pe- me Townies’^ 48. Sturdy Tbmm; ner. standings — through the years, Federa.tlon for certification as a Jack Wardrop, at Columbus, 33 pro Starts for a 27-2-4 record. National League came Worcester Free Academy Tony Allbrio aro k ifivln f to bet' NA88IFF ARMS are expected trillo. Thompson bucked me middle for Wolfher said tbs Cardin!ls will with 21 wins to 18 for Connecticut, world standard. The listed world March 4. He never' has been knocked out. Boston 5. New York 1 and iiowerful New Britain, which ter last fall’S/three won and five Weymouth (8) 11951 OHEVROLET UOOR to rejoin the Central Connecticut Chicago 2. Detroit 2 (tie)) five yards and 'Dlly Dubose loet a stky In Chicago after lammlpg ( Basketball League this winter. leatjls In record this year with a 6- mark of .'09.3 was established by 220-yard breast stroke— 2:38, by The catch is that he has knocked many claim to be the' best team lost record-'And the Indians must Ends: /Fardlg, Remondlnl, La- yard before Salvuccl slipped off BADIO, HEATEB. POWER OUDE. Tonight’s Schedule Jolmron had said, hs/wanted/ The locals will again be coached 0-2 mark to Connecticut’s 3-3 re­ SoutheiX Callforala's Mel Patton Robert Gswboy, Jr., st New out only three. In fact, h# had to in the state, and Bouley’a aquad get pu t''N orw irh and alao East Rocco. Robinson, Olson. ' • his own left guard for a mree- cord and leads in total offense with Haven, April 1. ’ National League buy V . professional foottw ll. and managed by George Mitchell, in 1948. The time tyaa equalled by go hard-ln the 10th round to pull loat both tilta, 13-6 and 31-6, re- Hartford in the season’s finale Tackles: C. TIrrell, Miller, Bre- yard advance to me 41. Thonipawn and m w s it-to K a iu «*C l!! $72 299 yards (average per game) to Australia'a Hector Hogan In 1964 100-yard butterfly— :54.7, by out a aplll decision over Bell, one Toronto at Chicago apectively. Following the loea 19 In SUut Hartford. At the goll,'Csvalto. ■' carried again, around his right 11951 OHEVROLET UOOR Connecticut’s 214: Albert Wiggins, st Columbus, American League Johnsm said y m tn BAmO. BEATER. LOW MILEAOE. FORMER SOCCER and baseball but the Aussie’s performance haa of his conquerers, in his lost start, to Windham, the upstate eleveq ''moment, the Indiane-Hornets' con Guards: Dues Chirro, Hesly, Gil­ end and there wee no stopping In spite of 'all these odds, Coach April 2. Pittsburgh st Oeveland City MumclpaLBUdlimC home of standout at Manchester High. not yet come before the interna­ sept. 2. Bell and Rudy Garcia both surprised Weaver 21-20, but only test looms as the biggeat on HIgh’a lespie. (he nigged 216-pound fullback qa me basebeM/A’!, la^perfect tOv Myles McDonough is playing Bob Ingalls is-still looking for his tional body. 220-yard butterfly—2:26.1 by outpointed Costa late in .1964, Springfield at Providence laat Monday was shellacked bjr a 1955 schedult. Onte.rs: M. TIrrell, Coyle. j' hr howled over several would-be first win over a Rhode Island team, football. 11951 OHEVROUT 2-DOOR freshman soccer at Trinity Col- Complications Developed Phil Drake, at Chapel Hill, N. C., Saddler hasi.'t put his crown on Eastern League HEXatU LKAGt'R Backs: Alkens, Vslseenti, Oar- tacklers enroute to the tying TD, while Ckiach Hal Kopp o f ' Rhode July 20. Johnson^said^ has not made RADIO. HEATER. POWER GLIDE „ legs this fall. Complications developed when the line since Feb. 25 when he Cfiinton st Baltimore (S> dinale, Ahlsted. Belcaatfo, Kllburn, Anomer newcomer, CreiMifleld’a Island is out to protect his perfect 400-yard' medve ~ 4:36.9:' by Savory __ ...... M 92 »7 264 any offer for^ANfootball club but the Records Committee of the na­ thumped Ked Top Davis in 18 Jensen,^ Mahoney. Nobby Nolan attempted a place record over Connecticut. Ingalls- Jack Wardrop, at New Haven, Pinto ...... 103 ino M 293 met he ie ^vlnbsd Kansu City tional organization - discovered rounds. He lost to Lopes in an Since 1948 over a million deer F.IIInrinn , . . . . . 121 96 101 320 Manchester ...... j 0 0 8 0—6 kick for me all Important point Is "Ready'Tor big lUfus football, coached UConn teams have lost April 1. Milwaukee Braves Decline 11951 FORD OLUB COUPE V-8 that the cards of two o f ’the three over-the-weighl match at Sacra­ s year have' been killed in this Crrvini ...... 92 I 2l 117 330 Weymouth ...... 0 6 0 0—6 hut end Jim LaRocco raced In to ust aa i f was for big Teague bue- three to Rhode Island, while 400-yard free style relay—3:21.3, are Lailry ...... M 92 119 399 RADIO, HEATEB REAL CLEAN. Laurel Horse Race timers caught Golllday. In :09.2, mento, May 24 and was beaten! by country, and still the Jierds 1 ;----- — la ir^ h en he moved me A ’e from Kopp’s record o-'er Connecticut is by Yale University, at New Haven, — Touchdowns: Vslseenti, Thomp­ block the ball. the other in :09.3. The Central Flash Elorde at Manila July* 20. increasing. Total* ...... 490 493 614 1606 son. Twice in the third quarter, thq- Phjlidelphla to K ansu City. four. The only recent win by Con­ Assn., had applied for ;09.3.fpr the Feb. 12. l*lrii* <1 > » Offer to Purchase ^ a ts Attracts Big Field Patton .... . 94 67 79 260 i necticut over Rhode Island was in 400-ySfd medley relay—3.48, by 11951 MERCURY UOOR $795 Northwestern runner. Colif n ...., ...... V R7 102 102 292’ RADIO, HEATER. LIKE NEW! 1961 when K,opp was on a leave of "W e have asked the Central Ohio State', at Columbus, Jan. 22. Simpaun .... aasaa 110 * 121 101 :!32 Vancouver, B. C., Nov, A i Laurel, Md., Nov. 11 UP)— Th* absence for military duty. 400-yard medley relay (wo­ Turklnalon ...... 97 9S Wi 260 irk'kif'k'k-kiic'k'k'kifir'k'k'kic'kif'k Assn. tpT an explanation,” said H 'cli ...... V ...... ICR 99 104 311 fruitless hassle qver the fote of I fourth International Horae Race Dan Ferris, secretary of the AAU. men)— 4:33.6, Walter Reed Club, the San Francisco ScSIs out of { [1959 PONTIAC 2-DOOR $595 at Laurel today (4:16 p.m. EST) Laat Nighta Fights "But rheanUm.e wn sure, going at Daytona Fla., April 9, * Total* ...... ~4*96 504 476 1475 the way. Pacific Coast League dl-> The I 9ih Hole 'RAmO. HEATER. could also be broken down Into ahead on the basis of :09.2 since rectors turned today to possible i 465,000 InWr-contlnental Match . Los Angeles — Charlie Green, o llrr* two of the three timers caiight D*v(nr ____ ...... 76 70 65 201 shortening of the baseball circ"' s I * BEAUP Following are. m« pairings for with seven on the American side 165, Los Angeles, outpointed. Ears him in that time." Reds’ -Front Line yua.'.iiitachka ...... 102 ‘ 97 91 290 playing achedule and some dia- i 11959 FORD UOOR 275 against six for Europe on a mud Ferdinand. 165«4, Sfcn Francisco. Blanrhard ...... 97 66 96 ■ 260 the Four Mon Beet Ball Tourna­ ^ I A t the ripie of the race, last M Kionifal ...... 1 2 2 106 103 330 cunaion about umpires. RADIO,. H E A n ^ SEAT COVERS. dy field. 10. ment Saturday at the Manchester { May 14, Northern Coach Russell Setting Hot Pace LaKorz* .'... .99 n o 102 311 Rebuffed in their efforts to sell (Jounlry Club. Any player listed Leading the American team are Eureka.'Callf. ■— A rt Ramponl. Walter sai'd five watches were on me Seals franchise to the Milwau­ . VETERWS’ DAY ' OM^teNe./NV Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social Out­ 134. Oakland, Calif., outpointed Totals ... . , 496 *4^ 44« 1412 who cannot play is asked to'con- Golllday. Kna(rv* U) kee Braves of the National -,eague IlMI 0U I^U 0l $495 cast and Clifford Mooers’ Traffic Teddy Hall, 132. Seattle, 10. New York—The high scoring U ct his team captain. The entry "Two caught him at :09.2. two DfPiiinpo ...... (f>! M 3S7 for '1200.000 and with n.Q other fee will be lower than that charged RADIO. HEATER. HllDRAMATia Judge of the United Stales. more at :(>9.3 and the other at Providence forr;ard unit of rlgh^ Frlrdman 57* prospective . urchasers in town, / 4 ilDROOMS « 2 DATHS USA. CJarios Rlncones’ El Chama wing Zellio Toppazzlnl. leftwing Andsnon 112 .124 tu t week os no dinner will follow. Rated best from across the ■ .09.'4,”' he said. * Farzuion SS 2S4 the league'decided last night tb.re- Atlantic are Ireland’s Panasiipp^r and Jose Federico Siccerdl’s Pren- Camille, Henry and center Paul The aUrtera: A t the time Golllday credited Firestone Tires Harmin. .. SI :m talh the Franchise. . ■ 9:16—MarkowskI, Coy, Ayers. llIH nYMOimxUOOR .d*se, - oL .yenem*].*,. ...snsbie, the together with. .Sir.Rercy. Lttramelil -his-- atari from -blt lot, and can be built with or without a basement. and had the most asalsta with 17. 10:10-RockwelI, Law, Hall, Gil­ .... $995 HiLLTER. of your eye Is all the time dif­ ' AM, SIZES TO 800-15 high. more, ference needed in this race." Henry had to ahare third place New York. Nov. 11 (>P) — Back- Clalr.e Goodwin, league preqy, 19.52 H UDSO N Wasp 2-Door Sedan. with WHlie Marshall who returned 10:20^-0 lekqsk. Malhisson. Radio and Stop^at our office soon and see complete plans for this CHICK I Entered the Army . field stars with six:h.. fsjici'nsting then announced the PCi, will con­ Light green. . . . 1947 P O N T IA C 2-Door, ^MORE! ;! MORE! to Pittsburgh from Toronto, each 1st T IR E ...... FULL PRICE names as Jim Swink. Hopalong tinue to offer the frsnrhise. Fall­ Straugh, Bryant...... $595 heater...... |19N RaSOTO CLUB COUPE $95 McCLURE Golllday won the NCAA and 10:30—K!rpusks, Saari. Owens, $49 attractive home ^ d the scores of other profeeeionally- haring 20 points. Ken Whnrram Casatdy, and Joe Childress are ing thst', he said, ’The league a1Il BADIO, BEATEE Big Ten titles in 1952 but a leg in­ of Buffalo rounded ,out the top Skinner. 19.52 IKTIXiE Ckironet 2-Dnor Sedan. jury prevented him. from entering making strong bids for 1956 All- operate the club In 1956.” planned home deeigna. in our Weyertiaeueer 4-Square five with 19 points. 10:50--Glglio, Boccalatli, W il­ Radio, heater, automatic shift, light 1947 P LY M O U T H Coupe. Black. . .$49 IN TR ADE the Olympic trials.. The next year 2nd TIRE . . PRICE America football recogniUon. Gbodwln said there were other Home Building Service. This Service contains one o f the Fred Glover, of Cleveland added 1 / 2 Swink is from Texas Christian. prospective, buyers but wouldn t ley, Handley. gray...... $695 11949 FORD V-9 TUDOR’ he entered the 'Army and com­ four minutes to his penalty lead ,11 ;<)0—Boyce, Tarca, Phelan, BAmO. HEATER. * peted on'service teams, going un­ Caaaady. of Ohio State, made the name them although he said Hank 1946 DeSOTO 4-DoorJ Radw, heateif, au­ couhbry’a finmt smd nx>et complete Selections of plana asC SERVICE during the week to pace the league LIMITED TIME ONLY 1964 AIl-Anaerica and may very Greenberg, general manager o f the Davis. , 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-Dpor Sedan. Two- beaten in 18 starts at 200 meters with. M minutes. 11:10 4^ Wtkion. J. Gordon, tomatic trahsmissioh. .$49 for moderately-priced, architect-designed homes. Be sure during a Scandinavian tour. wen repeat. Ghlldress is the spark Cleveland- Indians, wasn’t out o f tone blue...... ,. $495 Hank’ Bsssen, B\iffslo's 22-year- SEE lOB KIERNAN OR of a surprising AubUrn team. the market. Greenberg -failed last Bovler, Connsrton. [1949 PONTIAC UOOR $445 Walter called his star a terrific old goaltender, in his second sea­ 11:20--R. Gordon, Becker,,Fer­ BAIMO, BEATER. to aee the 4-Square Home designs before you build! ' power runner who could be a fine TOM GLEESO^ (Niqhts TiU,10 P.M.) AT Others' equally talented but m tth month to buy the team! for 4180,- 1951 CHRYSLER V-8 4-Door. ,<.$695 1946 FORD 2-Door. Black. $49 y - a son as a profesaional led the de­ more conventional monickers I a (»0. • ’ guson, Putz. Bhieptinta are available for all designs. 1 quarter miler. fensive averages with 2.77 on 36 ll:3 a -H s e fs , Rech, DeMartin. "He's the first runner I've seen recomniended by the Associated The shortened schedule would i goals allowed in 13 gamea. Press All-America Regional Boards meet objections of Vancouver pro­ Dutelle. HO$T OF THESE SPECIALS ARE ONE OWNER CARS 1956 who I thought could go :09.2.” ' 11:40^H a c k n e y, LsFrancls, TURNPIKVAUTO SERVICE include- Frank Tamburello, Mary­ moters who cite their local weam- And It looks like the North­ Ruinsey, Warren. western mentor may have been land; Jimmy Brown, SyracuM; er as hassrds before May 1 and qf-. •O tr W4 TO 164 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 11:60—McKee. McNamara. Por­ nearer riglit- than he thought at Geori^ Welsh. Nsvy; Dick James. ter September 10. Fourteen gamejl the time. Oregon; Freddy Wyant, West Vlr- would.be lopped o ff the achedule. terfield, Barcella «MaaLEiiBiyX NARRAGANSETT OPEN ALL DAY. SUNDAY ' 12;0(>— Piper, Gorman. CStanda. CARTER PONTIAC ginls; Earl Morrall, Michigan reducing It to 154 tq be played be­ Four other, track field marks State; Paul Hornong, Notre Dame; Woodbury. BUILDING MATERIALS also ‘Will be consideredby the Lv. Maacbeater (Oater Travel tween those two dates.'. M0T0R3, INC. 12:16—Mstezak, Hatfield. A n­ -AAU and if a{q>roved they, too, IGHT MECHANIC ON DUTY Tommy McDonald, Oklahoma; and ' Goodwin would not predict (he Agency) 10:60 A.M/ Starting Nov. derson, Johnsoh. . , LUMBER FUEL will be forwarded to the Interne- 6 boa will leave 46 minutes earlier. Jon Arnett. Southern California. outcome of this discussion nor McCLuilE The Associated Press All-Ahier- 12:30—Tsny| K. (Sordon, Ball- 358 EAST CENTER ST. ' MANCHESTER. CONN. CHEVROliT CC. tlonel Federation.. In addition,. TeL M i 9-8080 TUNE-UP. IRAKES. FRONT END would elaborate when he an­ ica baaed on findings of the Reg­ sieper, Gimgirtrt. Inine swimming marks which were OA Including Tmaaporta- nounced "The umpire situation" USiD CAR M SRUY AND SALES open Daily 7 A. M. Ip 5 P. M. Including Wednesday I approved as world records last ALIGNMENT. WHEEL BALANCE ional Boards, will be announced would be explored. | ' O FM EVENINGS TILL 9 — SATURDAY TILL S F.M. PONTIAC .^tlon, AdmlMion u R Dec.' 2 after reports from all reg­ "H ow ?” he was asked. Mel Soong, San Jose SUtshalf' Afternoons, and Saturdays Utitil Noon ■) September by the International *3 'F, Taxea. "DO IT 47 NIGHT* imfMAINST. raONEMllcbdl 3-12001 S7t Mala St,, HaiiclMSter Amateur Swimming Federation, ular season games ' have been ' **Ws sre going to . talk about back, holds a second degree black itk ir k it 336 N O R TH M A IN STREET T E L . m 9-5253 w ill coma up lor approval by tha N - I W IMOLAND thoroughly slftsd. umpires," was ths reply. belt rank to juda DO 9-4646. Opeai Evsadagai . . / a 'AAtT. ' TRANSROITATION CO. i •1, 4-,.'. 'M f" ' W' +- ■# '■ :t • / ■ \' i ■ :■ '/ ' ^ - h BIANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . mN(jHEStBR, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1955 ' , ^AGE NINETEEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1^^965 SubnrbiR For Rant 6ft Etensaa For SsJa Hanaas For Sale 74 Wantad—»Raad Eirtata 77 and woaring a loud sports ahirt and ■loppy moccasins. * Apartaients— Flats— .ROCKVILLB,. Village,, 8U — Five I TWO BEDROOM ranch. Just BUYERS WAirma Land on oar, man to tha lataat roome end batlv Will accept one . MANCHESTER GREEN. itL rifi^ fr v t oU nMiU M an-eater and Vicinity Italy Blocks Export AntonobilM for Stilo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LA.WI TeneaidiitS! ^ The complaint from ona of the awaat SEVERAL USED refrigeratora for or two children, $58 monthly. Call Owndr Afoving -Out of Toirii ‘ full edU^cantraUy loomtod. Carl, Beth Monchoeter.and Hartford young things who raada this col­ TR. 6-69$8. tw WNbBChhia. Re«ater. AO. sal# at La Flammt Appliance Co., ■ ■ ^ 533 Wooiilbrii^e St. io years old, ottldee have » backlog o< screened umn. IMO FORD panel truck. Good nin> U i Ook St, iw O itOOM fumiehed aportmaat, 94083. Doctor Says Clmined AVAHsABLB until May 15th, An.- aix rooms, (three bedrooms), lava­ and qualified buyers for all types One Women's Complaint n i^ condition. Coll MI. •■OSiti i$l BisacU St. CoU -ofter % p.m. of real estate. We ore participating B ut W ’im baci^ $(omc and ‘ dovar Lake. Fumiehed four room tory downstsira, bathroom up­ R1E4L N$dSJ>otne, Six rooms, "Very oftan I read articles in Of 30 Jets to Egypt O ut VWTlHfr i LiTTkt HSLTM AND mambera at the near Multiple List­ various mogastnea about how to IMS DODGE .lUtion wafon, 14'pu- -M IlTfR AAI «0 W ill SWAVIO rrli •tilMAOIt « BVfM MOM ‘ Tliuraday evenUlga. m G.E. mONER with choir. MI. ANDOVER CENTER—Three room . houee. Hot waten oil heat, .rctrlg stairs, open porch, fireplace, A-I portly furniabeid and recreation • Feoi Trouble Wtdeapr«iad» IMvirtitemeit ■enfer. May be aecn at Royal Street, m . S-4M7. erotor urith 60 pound freeser, elec-, conditioa, hot water oil heat, elec­ room. Twp-cor gocMe. AD. 3-8860. ing System. For complete reliable dress; what colors to weiur, what OOMHOiOWT RAINFUU*^ 9-5991. apartment, ' partially fumiahed. service call Mott Con. Be Relleveil (QMtiaaed from Page One) CLABSinED AOVT. Ice Cream;Co., Warren Bt. 8ie n o n e PI. 3-5055 between 5 and 7 trie ofove...newly, pointed .and- tric automatic hot water, large cel-, kind of perfume, etc., to wear in Cairo where he expecta to diaouaa Mr. OrfitelU. MAHCXIANY colored.’ wickleoe,^ decorated. Stone fireplace Inside lor,-healed geiyge, emesitd drive ONE TWO-famUy arift.one three- The Real Estate Center Ine, order to hold your man. How about the border problem. DEPT. HOURS ' ...- -r----- AKMOUii Fad and Feed p.m. fomUy. .both in centru\^locetlone. , (Manchester Branch) \ By'ElJWlN P. JORDAN, M.D. under on agreement reportedly burningbui living room .heater. Two and out. 15 mlnutea from Man- day, - lot Il7’xl83’ deep. . Many Writtew for NEA Service the reverse of that? Juat how Burns ioid Israeli leaders hod S:16 A. IL to 4:90 P. M. ARt.rvoirn i TWO ROOM fumiahed apartment cheater. CeU between 5 end 7:80, shrutii’ BUs line, stores, schoole. Priced right. Juat coll ondwe will 65 East Center St. AU. $-8151 signed six mont)u ago—it would r \ V ht NASH, $100. CoU >d. S-6S3S. SEASONBD Hardwood, Firewood '•ara old, like new. MI. 1-5493 does a man think he can hold the promised to respect the Armistice IDOAVITMOWCM ly dma. with kitchen facUiUes. 105 Birch MI. 9-0318. . Occupancy in 34 hours. Thia is- s' give you eU the detoUe. x- Each year a good many cqrre* respect, much lees the love of .a delivered in stove,, furnace ' and iS^kett, Beeltor, AU, $-54^ or IF RBADT to buy. aeU, exchange I Bhrypt was getting arms os long oa Egypt does. . ' COPV CLOSING TIME St. real buy. May be seen by appoint­ spondenta write ms that they aut- girl if he doein't take enough Tn- At Tei Aviv, MaJ. Gen. Yigal - ftreploce lengths, $1$ cord, $1.60 ment. Secrlflce, Price 115,3^. AH. 9-7751. real estate, mortgagaa arranged. from a NATO member ea well as CHEVROLET ^ 1053 two-door (or cord. PI. 3-S4U, evenings Consult Howard K Baotinge. far tatrribly from fallen orchee, terMt in his appearance to dress Yadin, former chief Of the ZSraeli TOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. • o .w ia , ll^cl^tB«Iy and Tools 52 Wanted To Rent 68 (torn the Oommudist bloc. Army staff, told leaders of tha eedan. Rodio, heater, powergUde. after 5:80. GEORGE L. ORAZIADIO, Realtor VACANT CAPE Cod in' Bowers' Ageyiy. AO, s-im . flat feet, or pedn in the legs^reoult- so she can be proud to be seen with MON. THRU FRL 2S.OOO milee. MI. B-7143. MMAVIO! B o s in « aecUoo. Owners ore asking 812,6(X) him? It eeemed reasonably certain Israeli Labor Federation that 1943 FITCHBURG Hydraulic Splina ADULT WORKING Couple deiira Phone Mahehester ML 9-5878 ing from -fo ^ trouble, UtlS' li C*r ircMure wquld be brought on the 10:.90 A. M. SEASONED hardwood for stove, grinder,^cellent shape,.Pratt A F or •4 4 or $ room unfumiehed apart­ but wilt llaten to any attractive -Three bedroonv home "I believe with existing condi­ Israel .would have to take the fight furnace or fireplace, delivered under $18,600. Also two bedroom tainly a common complaint, and Italian government to block de­ beyond its eaeh^^rUOB W. Hutch­ should be^m e aware of that fact Egyptian- and Israeli guns exe ■B AmEdATEO 1953 CHEVROLET two door. - 1964 long beds on^kands, two poly QU1ET‘ AUDDLE-/tGED Couple heat, baaemenL 95' lot. Suburban. t-7781, ly from difficulty with tfielr feit. ML SrSOMyML 3-1415. wants three or more fooma. ’ Ml. ins, Realtor. AIL 9-813$, AU. and take more interest in their glaring at each other. I Chevrolet sedan. Fully equipped, SEASONED HARDWOOD cut to choke automatlevecrew machines, Carjtoii W, Hdtchiita, Realtor. AH. 9-4894 own appearance lUhtead of expect­ Cottontail Rabbit Call Mr Goodman, Glaatonbury, 9-3247. 9-6183, 9-4854. X When one atopa to think about The western powers favor hold-| brand new tires. Douglqs Motors, order, $15 a cord. Louis PoggloU LARGE fIFFICE. For profoislonal MANCHESTER it the feet take a lot of punish­ ing the girl to fairly knock herself ing down arms deliveries to both Dial MI-3-5121 333 Main. ______MI. $-5183. ME. $-9413. or onF'type af hualnasa. Hartford WE HAVE several clianta out trying to look her beet for DUPLEX 8-8, two new heating oya- Looking for a new attractive ment during Ufa. Every time one sides, through fear of a major Whips Big Snake location. CoU ML 3-0353.. waiting to buy, Uat your tehee a step the fobt hitr the every date while he orrivee look'* Arah-Jswioh conflict. Business Property For Ssle 70 toma, copper plumbing, tilm real- quality built home, excellent loca­ or business with the MaSi^aater f ir e p l a c e : w oo d $18 a cord. Mnsicsl Instm i^ts 53 >FE8SIONAL Offtco/ ouita, 151 dentiar ores, very central. (^ Iton tion, high and-dry, near Bowers ground and hak to carry lha ing Juat any old way. Under a bartei' deal of cottorf BRUNNER’S PACKARD BUSINESS A^ID home in oba toUd Asaociates. Realtors, Earl for arms, Egypt already la, receiv­ Jacksboro, Tax. (/n—Paul Oiaf- CsU PI. 3-7007. Iter St. AU facilities. Front and W. Hutchins. AU. 9-5182, AU. School? See my five room brick AU. 3-7483, PhUlip HaUln, weight of the body for a fraction "If a man doesn't care how he AmwoMcmcnts Look 'Th.eM Used Cars Over MUSIC Inotiumontol, Com ing. GomCr location. Lot lM'xl7p'. Of a aecond. ing large shipments of weapons ford saw a cottontoif rabbit whip rear parking. MI. ^1580. MI. 9 - ^ . . trim, fully insulated - full cellar, 9-9221. Oiarlea Lathron. looks when he Ukaa a girl out a big snake. We’ll S^ve You Money plate line of instruments, Store 1,300 sq. ft. with aix rqom ceramic tile bath, formica coun­ If one mulUpUejLJhe number of on a date, what con be expected from Communists - governed 8-3549. apartment above. Off street perk­ 9-0384. Here's hla story: a u c t io n ! Garden— Fans—-Dairy opphtd to purchase pries, THREE BEDROOM Cape Cod. Uv- ters, baaeboerd hot water heat, ktepa by the preeaure thrown on of him ofUr marriage? Ciechoslovakia via Russian Black ing for about 30 cart, Located In ing it>om 18'xAi', fireplace, eebi- Bea ports. This deal Is reported to "I heard a baby rabbit squeal­ ■VERT WEDNESDAY, -FRIDAY Products 50 oeming Olds, Saimer. STORE FOR RENT, 1.300 sq. « . ranch. WE NEED'HOUSES 0 mil types th^ foot, each Ume, it le not eur-- Well, the men ^n g ago found on FMturlnK FANTASTIC VALUES ’55 Chevrolet Ur and Bundy. MaUsr’a floor apace comer location, off the center of Aloncheeter. This net kitchen, fttU both and lava­ priatira - that the feet etart cOm- cover 200 Soviet-built M1U jet ing and saw mother cottontail DelRay. Sport Coupe. VI. P.G. R. property hOs many posalbUlUes. Direotiona: Weaf on Eaat AUddle end good utveatmetit piproperaea. . _____ answer to hopr (® keep the gtrla coming (oat., . . She grabbed the coNW Ecncyr’s g r e a t e s t : FOR SALE—WhiU HoUand Tur Studio, m McKoe. \a. ~ atroct parking. Located on one Of tory, fuU'baaemant, detached ga­ Turnpike to Earl, north on Earl, Your property .may suit our buy­ ilslnlng! Add to thle atondlng on fighters -and 100 Russian-made on BRAND-NEW H. WW. Ures. Only $495 down. the buaieat atreeu in Monches- Owner hoe other -interests. AU. rage, emesite driveway lot 75’x lord f l o ^ and tometlmea poorly knoclting tbainaalvea - out to look tonka plus a half doaen sub­ snake with her teeth. . . . She hit tmeuMKimun, keyo. Frank Bronkis, Lake St. 9.9953. eaat on HlUaide to 88 Buckingham. ers. You can And out by calling, pretty, yniay Just didn’t bothsr and shook the snake Juat os a dog MERCHANDISE Phone MI. 9-4887. . \er. MI. 9-9983.______' 160'. Play yard, draperies, ruga, Owner priced $17,950. CeU owner- Lavitt O’Brien. |ia. SMO. fitted riioek,. and what la ourprio- marines, all at cut rate prices. COME! BID, BUY and SAVE MC3J3 Wearing 57 curtelna, stair eOspet, automatic ft Ing is that MW of ue are comfort­ with thdprle who didn't. A correspondent for the Na­ would have done.. . . ’51 Olds Super 88 Aiveov 5, o a o MONTVILLE, -Connecticut — For Txiilder. Ralph Cowell. on Gin#, TeoU, Alumlnum-won: rWQ STORES for rent, 30'xir, washing ntochine, drier, fireplace LISTINOS WANTKID - SllMte. able in thii part-pf our anatomy. If/tte glrla of today are fed up tional Broadcasting Co. in Cairo, "The anake ran for a meequita B ecW c AppUoncea, Lamp#, Gar- Four Door, R. H. Hydramatlc. APPLES^ 50c and up a booket, LEATHER motorcyofe Jacket, eiie 30']^ '. Heated, furnished. Rent sale or rent. Immediately avail­ fixtures, piste glass behind atove ' MI. 9-6013 two-famUy. U uee-fhailly,bool- going out with men who show tree. . . . The rabbit b u ix o R 5ad 44. Very good cqddiUon. Reason able, 58,000 aq. ft. Ample, floqr There are two «ch ea in the foot, Wilson Hall, quoted Premier «ea ■upptiee Paint. Jewelry, Fioh- Jet block. Low mUeoge. Just like L, M. BptU, 360 Buoh HUl Rd. reasbqable. Modem brick build­ Occupancy May 1,.1858. Option nets property. Have miuiy cosh running the length'«f the foot and jp for a data, alopplly dressed, Oamol Abdel Nasser as saying waa lifted aeveral feet. When aha new. Only $395. down. able, $30, c o m /830. Coll MI. ing. FOr further information coll load, high ceilings, heating, broke free she grabbed, a iriw hd. buyers. Atortgagoe drraogad. another crooowaya Jpat back then why not Just gtva them tha some of the new Communiat-a,up- YELLOW GLOBE tumipa, 50c 18 9-3847. Jock’s Coffee Shop, Andrews sprinklers and wiring new. Five MI. 9-4198. Please coU George X<, TIraalaitIn. end pulled until tha anake tore DUtiea, etc. Painting—PspePbif 21 Help Wanted— Mala 3 6 car rail aidiiig. Priced- to eell. Four large,finiebed roome, expaii- the toes. Either of theiaa con bnurifi off? plled arms already are on the and SATURDAY NIGIJTS: Busine^ Services Offered 13 quart bosket. Bring your own con. Building, 89 East Center St. Realtor, ML 14181$. lOS B a ^ lapae and retuit in locrt-'paln, Jn Uma tha idea wtR alnk In that EgypUan-Iaraeli border- loose again... ‘ ’46Chevrolet toinere. 43 Essex St., or 88 Spencer Phone Windsor Locke, Conn., NA, ONE O W N ^ , sOt room Cape Cod, aion second floor. Open stalrcaae, Street .' A ' "During thq fl| | h t, tha rabbit V m CAN ; AOCXIMMODATE TEA SETS, silverware, Ismpa. sn- PAINTING AND paperhanging. CREDIT MANAGER. Knowledge BROWN OVERCOAT, sU5 44. Worn 3-3315. Newtown^ Conn., GA fireplabe, hot water heat, baaa- ...... 1 i\m eorenoos in the legs htgl)arTi^, or -glrla tihe to be proud of theli' dates, Detalls of Italy Deal 1000 jjoor Sedan. R. H. Over­ St. three years WMted. Mqet be 18. doors, hot water oU heat, ahiiigled not swore of what U wrong: ths EFFIOIENOY PLUS POST AUCTION ROOMS •47 Olds , onteOd. Rockville Silversmith, 25 Phono MI. 9-7037. - fumiahed AdultajHreferred. WriU exterior. Shade treea, omeaite gage may be oosumed. -'Immedi­ only local may ba k collue whicit makss Vamptrea under li­ Center St. TR. 5-2394. FOR INTERIOR pointing and have Social Security number and ‘Rent’, Box 187, RoCkvUle, Conn. BOLTON—Four room ranch, mod­ ate occupancy, Goodchildi Realty and. J cense from tha British deaginers, Oonaacticut’i Largeat Auction Two DOor Sedan. R. H. $25 down decoreUng coll Wm. Dickoon and working papers. Manchester Bowl. Po«o T.»., regulatlwi em cabinet kitchen. fuU, heated driveway. Also six room split no Uib bolFof tha foot. Springfield, Ore. m - K . Robert or oa low os $5 week.. ^Blse, MI. 8-tro. level, eiiht room Cokmlol with ga­ Co. AU. 3-7925 any time. ^ M5ny<'^^people could avoid this (or SO planes to be paid for in Firm ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Son. MI. 9-0930 any Ume. Com­ Ing Green. MI. 1-4883. Honacfiold Goods NEW HOME, aix roome, atUched basement, large lot 100 x 300. Im- M ancheBter cash In Italian currency. Turner, new city manager, found Rout* No. S Berlin Turnpike plete insuronca coverage. garage, full jeeUar, beaeboord mediate occupancy, 811,500,’ War­ rage, and three* bedroom ranch $10,900 RANCH 38 x 85. Nearly k in d ^ trdubla entirely by weor- out quickly about the efficiency ROOM AND garage for rent rea­ with garage. Priced from $18,600 in g ^ oea which really fit tht feet Deilvtriea ara expectad to start Newington, Coim, - ’50 Plymouth ^ Redloe and Phonoa KELVINATOR electric range with heating, excellenT location. Man- ren E. Howland, Realtor, AU. new, fireplace, tile bath, oil hot Q—Are male nurtea how next month. Egypt should have re- of the police dapi^tment. Opp. Connecticut tight and First Class sonable. Inquire 431 East Middle cheeter Green, not a development. to $25,000, Thelma Jeffriee E e Water heat, Rusco storm windows, is aspedSlIy important during D d ie B ook His flrat day on the Job' he got Two Door Sedan. Good, - cles Available At AU Tlmea deepwell, automatic timer, uree Tpke., or i^one MI. $-8858. 3-1108, ML 9-5Q0S. cott. Agent. An. 9-7683. gible for commlaslona in celved six or eight of the planes Power. Co. BuilAng Bonds—Stocks— bumera, Also Weatinghous/7 ft. Coll New Britain, BA. 9-4000 after ceUer. Over, two aores good land, childhood—pargnts take notice— a warning from PoUcamon Fred ■oUd. $95 down or « low as . Maintenhnce Mechanics Army Nuriei Corps? and young irirtaxwould be wise not already, but there was a hint out- Philcd Factory Supervioed Service M ortgages 31 refrigerator with freeier Ulitt. PI. ROOM TO rent. Inquire State FOUR R(X)MS, oil hast, city utili- AfANCHESTER GREEN -Cuatoih shade trees. Suburban. Carlton W. A—Yes. Second Lt. Edwa Jenkins for running through s week. • P'"*- _ _ _ _ Ues. Quick occupancy. Price only to try to aqueeae''4nto ohoee which ■ Nev. 1$. l l vWB M aide pressure may be cauelng a atop sign. Coll WILL HILLS 2-6783. / ToUor Shop, $ BiescU. Tel. MI. buUt three bedroom Cu>e. Large Hutchina. AU. 9-5132, AU. 9-4694. T. Lyon of Mlneola, N. Knights of UDlufttiiua iplnatral slowdown. Macchl gets ita engines ^ AateaoMlcs for Salt 4 FIRST AND SaooM aMngagoa Tool Makers $-7383. After $:$0, $-5047. $10,500. Charles Lesperance. AU. lot. Extra features. Larga Cuatom cently became the flrat flatter their feet but ora likely to MI 9-9WS FLORENCE kitchen pd heater, 9-7620.- MANCJh ESTER—Near Parkway — lead to trouble laterK show, Vtrplanek BekOw from - the British manufacturer. bought for our own account. F ok, Read Herald Advf. built four bedroom ranch. Large ■toned male nurse in fhe corps. getiirday. Nov. M Theee have not been forthcom­ siss, IMl, 1M$ d o d g e s ! Extra confldantiaj service. Mancheater Machinists coil, chrome pipe. Like IVnew $50. ROOM FOR rent, elderly lady Large home with 1% scree chick­ The pdraon who 'already has Automobile Shlesmi RUBBISH Shd oahea removed. lot, many 5xtraa. Ooventry-rGood Washington PTA fail fair. ing. nice. Priced to oell on eoaieat fi­ Investmant Oorp., 344 Mala afreet, Evenings. 31 Douyjiirty St preferred, housekeeping privi- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY buys, -choice three bedroom ranch. en coop, two-car garage. Timken fallen arches con do -something nance plan anywhere. Dougloa Experience hot np^esasry. We General cleaning, ceUart, otUca Die Makers oil burner, artesian well. Price Q—Do schol^hips usually about it, too. Proptrly fitted West Side Rec. 3 to 7 p.m. 'Under a previoua arrangement, and coinmts.- ra. SA418. lagee. Convenient to bus and Many cktras, large lot. ExceUent _SIoto*e;'»FMain. - wiU &Aia.ypii. . iftnil yi.fflH. ratiti. Mi WIUTE GLENW0OD -rembiimUon ■torar. Phone >Hr$‘4388: ’— ~ • Six room Cape Cod includ­ tU,9Q0. Madeline Smith . Realtor. S9Y*r qnly tultkm.coats?. ahoee,-often with e- bar en-Rw _ - Turaday, Ntv«,. 1#....^ Macehi -deliyered L6 Vomplrea. to. THE or- alon. Bs«,-Chet Byihine.r, Packard A Rubbiah Removal. ML oil end gas ru ga with covers. location. New cape cbd,' btraage. A—Yea, a e e rule. Room, board, Fashion show, sponsored by Egypt prior to loat February. t l l U l t l J 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest iilachine Operator Notice ing all appliances, wall to wall Fine location^ Alan coloniala. datfy AU. 9-1642, MI. 9-1146. outside, or odjuatod felt oubporta jaSA OLDSMOBIUB (M E^Uday), dsalor, 9«757.. . . ' payments: $3S;3S for each |l,fX)0. Good eondtUqii, rceaonebly priced. clothing, kiKl other expenoea are on the inside, ara liw^aiiUy pra- vrawrtieMer Reglatered Murat# There wot no immediate com- IT mootha old. Bhccellent condi- MI. $-8824.^ Rm bu 'W ithout Boani 59 South Manchester Fire rugs and furaished recreation and Chicken farms. John S. Bls- RCX3CLEDGE—Choice new ranch, extras that the student must pay tnent on the deal by Egyptian Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, SPENCER RUBBER eell, Croae 8t., So. Coventry. PI. acribed. Assn., Bowers School. • tlan. Blue and white, red leather FEiNCES built of cedar, wire and 37 Lewis St.,-Hartford CH. 5-5887. roorh loaded with' extras. Two baths, for himself. WodMSdiUr. Nev. 1$ eduroea In Rome or by Maechl:0(fi- STORM WINDOWS! opilt roU, olio 4!«d cedar cloOioa PRODUTS CO. CLEAN COMFORTABLE room for District 2-8828. Special exerpiaea of the feet, upholaterT. electric wlndowa, :|.,PACKARD,_ MATIC washer. In ^ trage, large rooms. Ready for eiole-at- Vareae-far northern Italy.- -poloa -eraoUdr Brag aatimaia. MI ’cemlttien.""-ReeaoitaWw; -ce(iiie4L-lady-.<'Ov-geaUeBMn','-' 71 Notice'i)4“'Anfitial' Meeting - ~'” ’'C H ap el 7=1939^ 'occilparicy.'' lidK "(his'' one" bver' if euch -os- wsHdim-tn -stodtingr 'Or' ' roaeaeiko-^Yiieaa.ri^ -Gheetnut-at-ML-a-aiai,...... Where is tile region known socks on the pulaidk edges o f . the Catholic Mothers Circles, Britlah' But Egyptian Intelligence aourcee anoF Urea and extra wheel_f‘ ' CONN, 9-6538. Driv'^Miinclweter:' -Notice -^ie-hereSy - given to oU you wont to see quality construc­liua;* AamHcoi) au b. 8:80 p;m_. were claiming la n el received 55 Builnens Opportunities 32 the legal voters of the South Man­ MANCHESTER—Two-family 6 and I the 'Levant ? ' , feet or trying to grasp tite edges auxiliary fuel tank. Call E. JRNISHED ROOM. Unden St. PRINCETON S’TREET tion. T. j .'Chrockett, All. 3-5416,s , ^ A—Levant is the name for the Nov. 18. 17, IS «ad 18 French-made Mystere-3 Jet fight­ GranylUe, Rockville. TIL Tei. ML 3-5191 ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Repairing INDEPENDENT bakery rouU for ONE PENNY DOWN I chester Fire District that the An­ 6.x Nice condition, large-lot, sale AU. 9-7751. of the carpet' with tne toes, are dona on any furniture, ‘naman, Salesmen Wanted . 36*A lite Center Perk. Parking. price $15,800. Manchester, se-ven land at 'the eoatern end - of the often'helpful. Antiquaa Show, sponsored by ers in recent month!, six of them Open evenings ’till 5 . solti Reasonable, MI. f-7855 after A WHOLE HOUSE 9-3190. nual Meeting o f said. District will Five rooms plus one unfinished. South Methodlet WSCS 8tat# passing through Rome only 10 or BRFOIIS TOO B carxk 189 South Main St Phans MI. be held in Hose House No. 3, room home plus garage and chick; BOWERS STREET— Reduced to Mediterraneait Sea. It includes So are stimulating contrast foof, 5 p.m. $30 DAILY. Sell luminous door OF FURNITURE FuU basement, hot water oil heat, the . coast region and islands of Armory, 1 to 10 p.m. 13 days ago. ■oe G onasa Motor ~ All day Saturday 'UU 5 3-6648. NICELY fumMikd room, all con­ Spruce end Florence Streets, at en coop, I ’ i acres land. Full price $16,500, five room coloptal livable baths which help tha circulation. lates. Write Reeves, Attleboro,' THE EASIEST $12,200:. Over 60 more listings, fireplace, plastered, walls. Insulat­ Asia Minor M S Syria. It Friday, Nov. 18 Refuaed by France Solea and B e r ^ . CHoeed Sundays Atlantic Service Station ON ’TEI veniences. Private residence. For 8:00 p.m. Standard 'Rme, Thurs­ home with disposal,/dishwasher, At any rate'aimoat all who suf­ Holiday , Fair, Concordia Ui- otreet Ml. S-$sn. I DOORS OPENED, ksys flttad, Si:aee. Free sample and details. new and\used. One, two and three ed, Amcalte drive,- city utilities. G.E. hot water^ oir heat. Doubly sometimes considered aa extend fer from (heir feet can be almost The Egyptlana ore believed to copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, IN THE WORLD a gentleman. CeU at $1$ Spruce day, November 17, 1965 for the theran (Jhurch, 6 p.m. have signed for tha Vomplrea 1949 MBRtURY ledon, overdrlva, For Lease St. family homes. Call The Ellsworth Very clean throughout. insulated with l^ t im e aluminum ing east to the Euphrates River completajy rsllaved, though it LMatMiaiini ure, etc., repaired. Shears, Start Your following .purpoees: radio, heater. Coll Ml. 3-7373 nfter *MitJen Agpney Realtors. MI. siding, screened porch, awnings., and over the Nile VaUey, thus in­ takes tirae and some effort on the Nov. 18 ftad'lt after the French turned down their fnives, mowers, stc., put Into con­ Available today in Wethcrofleld Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Monthly Payments 1. To take action on the reports cluding Greece and Egypt. Rotary C3uh Minstrel show, request for Myaterea. shinlw cffttl 8 p.m. / . SMALL ROOM, kitchen privllegea. and recommendations of the Dis-: 3-6930. ' Priced to sell. basement garage. Beautiful land­ part of the patient. dition for coming needs. Broitb- and Manchester, new modem 1 Month After wu Receive OenUeman preferred. Near bue scaping. Jgake on offer. Owner. Buckley School. The report of Egypt's deal with D B COI wslts, 83 Peojri. strsst building! and equipment. Training MANCHESTER* Pet Center, beau­ trict Officers; FOUR BEDROOM Colonial The results are, worth it since Saturday. Rov. 18 Your Home Outfit line. 31 Edmund St. For further information call AU. 9-S>51. Q—How old was Nelson Miles fallen arches may cause general Macchl may give new urgency to / 1949 CHEVROLET two-ton truck, program available. For informa­ tiful baby parakeets, goarantced 2. To take action in regard to Bowers School section. Immediate salvation Army Band Festival, Israel’a request for U.S. Arms aid. TUPLE c iu ia priced right at 13' bed. Coil PL 3-7996. UUNDER'S T.V.,Service, avoUsbls tion call Mancheater MI. 9-883!, Binging canaries, hamateTa. tropi­ MONTHLY^PAYMENTS appropriations for the purchase of occupancy. Many extras. If you MI. 9-7620 when he became a general? fatigue or pains in the' legs higher CtKTodth* BAYS, -^ttaa ATTRACTIVE ROOM near bu.e. in^H ELEVATION, acre lota. A—He became 'a major general up as well os In the feat them Varplonck School, 9 p.m. In New York, Israeli Foreign any time. Antenna convorslona. hours 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., or write the cal fiah,. puppies, pet foods and 16.79 equipment and for the expenses, are looking tor a large house, this Thnreday, Dec, 1 ' Minister Moahe Sharett aald hla the Best and a good JEEP u n iv e r s a l 1953. Heater, PhiJeo foctny auperviaed aervire. Private home. For refined girl. Trees, water piped to each lot. at 25. selves. \ supplies. 995 Main At. MI. 9-4378. OMPLETE Near Poat Office. AU. 3-8745. repairs and maintenance of the is one you should investigate. T. Twelve minutes out. Terms. Carl­ Annual fair Ond aupper of> St. country, "if driven to a-tight cor­ oaerica da inent to back them F head engine. Full metal en- Tel. Ml. 9-1486. ATLANTIC REFINING CO. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Fire Department and othe ROOJ OF BRAND NEW J. Crockett, Realtor. Ml- 3-5416 or $12,900. VERY central,1, 8»4 large ton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, Mary’a Guild. St. Mary’s Church. ner and our existence ia at stake," ThU the right combination cioouro. MI; 9-7S14. P. O. Box 147, EAST HARTFORD Thursday 9 a.m,/to 9 p.m. S. and property and actlvlLlee of the residence MI. 9-7781. 9-4694. Q— Do flah live in Crater Lake ? GUNS REBLUED and refinlahed. H. Green Stompe, rooms, 1 floor. Roomy>my c ^ n e t Dec t and $ would "seek and accept arms from MANCHESTER ^ydii satiofactlon.'* FURNITURE COACFORTABLE ROOM with Fire Pistyict for the ensuing year; kitchen, oil steam heat, A-—At flrat there were no fish Sock and Buskin presents'"Sa­ any aource In the world." But he I960 FORD V.$. Radio, heater, Expert repairs made. Kayser. 73 SERVICE STATION for lease, $ 'HFUL WE8TINGHOUSE ROCKLEDG^SECTION, Unusual ist. ExceUent Village St., Rockville. Tel. TR. breokfaat. On hue line. AU. 9-315e. 3. 'To See if the D ls tr i^ will condition. Call Carlton W. Hutch­ in Crater Lake but trout were brina Fair,” Waddell School 8:16 added he knew of no offer by Rus­ fine values for this bock up light. Reasonable. Muet bay Texaco, Main and Stront Sts., REGISTERED English Setter pup­ ILECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 3 bedroom, ranch, family, else placed .in. the lake in 1888 and flah Ruih MiUett eell. Ml. 9-5016. 8-49$7. pies, three months < id. Good hunt­ authorize its Treasurer ^ b orrow ins, Realtor. AU. 9-SI32, AU. Suburban For Sale 75 p.m. sia to aell Israel weapons. AWNING CO. Manchester. JA, 8-038$. RETTY BEDROOM SUITE kitchen. Excellent birch cabinete. have been added each year. reek. ing stock. PI. 3-i$730. Boarders Wanted 59-A in the name of the Stmtit Man­ 9*4694. - Tueodov, Dec. IS In keeping with ita policy of MANY OLDER cars, good trans­ HANDSOME LIVING ROOM chester Fire Dlsfrlct money for -Ceramic tile bath, tub, separate TWO NEW houses overlooking Bol­ ifs w. em m ST. SUITE shower. Stoll. Basement fireplace, MEN: GtrU Uke to Be Chrittmoa Fair of Memorial trying to prevent a Middle East portation. Cara that , can't be seen Household Services LAUREL Boarding Home, for the the expenses end^ussis of the Fire PERKINS STREET—Modem Ova ton Lake. One Cape 0x1 and one Q—Is there a specimen of the Temple. Pythian Bister, Odd Fel­ arms race, Washington hot been In 1954 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan Help Wanted— Female 85 HEAT PROOF DINETTE SET garage, $19,900. Warren E. How­ Proud of Their: Detee, Too from the street. Look behind our Offered IS-A Mvestyk—Vehicle^ 42 aged, RockvUle. Home etmos; District during the ensuing year, rooms with 10' x 20' ench^Md ranch stifle. Moderately . priced. famous Glastonbury thorn bush lows Hall, 2 p.m. no hurry to supply tha ItSt of arms TtLMIt>36f1 Loaded and Uke now. A real Office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. BEAUTIFUL "DE LUXE" RANGE phere, television. Reesohabte and give the note or notes of the land, Realtor. MI, 3-1108, AU, porch. Oolofed tile bath, circulat­ DirecUd'na? Turn left off 44-A to In this country? For years man have been out­ SHIRT PRESS operator. Must ap­ INSTEAD OF WESTINOHOUSE 9-6003 , . for which larmal has bean shop­ cMom puff, StricUy for the car- WEAVING of burnt, moth hoist WE,HUY beef catUa celvee. rates. TR. 5-3730. District for the seme; - ing hot hrater oil heat. Disirable ToUknd Rd. then left again at A—The only one in'this coun spoken about all of tbeir pqt peevea ply In person. New Model Laun­ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR In regard to women'a dreos. ■ EXPENSIVE HASTE ping. The State Department said carriage trade. and tom ctoUitng, boMery runs, dry. 7$ Summit St. Pay highest price Lancheeter 4. To elecr officers for the Dis­ BOX MOUNTAIN Drive Vernon- location, fenced lot, fruit trees, Plymouth Lane. Tel. Clifford S. try ia thought te be at the NS' three days ago it had mada mf de­ Auto Driving School t-K fkeking Co. Ml. 9-lj IF YOU PREFER Apartmenta— Flatib— etc. Many extras. Reasonable Stephens, BuUder. AU. 9-2265. tional Cathedral in Waabington, They’ve acoffed at our "amut- handbags repaired ' sipper ra- RUGS, LAMPS. TABLES. UNO­ trict for the ensuing year; - New six room ranch, three acres Detroit (F)—John R. Smith over- cision oh. the request. 1965 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan placement, umbrellas repaired, APPAREL manufacturer hoe 5. To transact such other busi­ Q n a tr AU. S-SllO, 8 a.m. to D. (X The cutting was taken from ing" hats (that’a what Use ralta- Radio. heoUr. diractionol slg- BUY OOWS,^ alves and beef LEUM, DISHES, POTS AND lenementa of land, fireplace, ceramic tile p.m., 8 to 10 p.m. FERNWOOD DRIVE, Bolton—Only alept when he waa due tn traffic Tension continued * ' between MANCHESTER Drivbig Academy, men's shirt ooUars ravarsed and opening (or young lady ness os may properly come before bath, birch kitchen Cabinets, fuU the Original Glaatonbury thorn woman calls them when she sella court. So ha tried to make up a Israel and Egypt At G ou , an n/€9BBrB»/BMm _ nola. undorcooted. Barely broken ktoncheater’e oldeat, ifiost. recom­ cattle. Alto Plela Bros PANS. BLANKETS, YES a few o i these large ranch homes them to us). . They've laughed replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ style sense and size 12 or TeL Ml. $-74 THREE ROOM furnished apart­ said meeting. basement, attached garag^ GLAatloNBimT -One acre. 185' near Glaatonbury, England, which little time. He waa nabbed by Egyptian apokeamon announced in. Priced to oeU thla week mended, your safety, our buai- ing Shop. measurements. State age fhd EVERYTHING ment, aecond floor. Working cou­ are still avaUable. The price of is said to have been planted by about the way we look in alocks, $398 down. Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ ite drive. $21 ,-900. Warren 'B, How­ frontage, 292’ deep. Beautiful loca­ $16,9po includet 5H rooms,, plaster police who accused him of driving a protest to the U.N. M lx^ noos. Ucenoe guaranteed. Stand- measurementa. Box G, HerolO,' EVERYTHING ple preferred. AU. 8-53a9. cut, this first day of November, land. Realtor. AU. $-1108, AU. Joseph of Arimathea,. the mer­ Jeans and pedal pushers. BucAuycffBmmpp i . ord or automatic. Mr. Mlclette FLAT FINISH HoUond window tion. AU. 3-5803. * walls, fUU basement wim garage 55 miles an hour. They gave him Armistice Commlaaion of an Poytiry »nd Supplies 43 ONLY $478.17 1958 A.D. 9-6003 chant Who gave hla private tomb They've moaned about the sight an. escort to traffic court, where laraelt attack oii en Egyptian 1952 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan your peraonol Instructor. Dial PI. shadea, ' made to measure. All BOOKKEEPING machine 'pera- Free storage untU wonted, Free and omtsUe and storm windows for the burial of Jesus. of a woman in pin cUrlo. In short, eomufkmsua Clean oa new. Four new w.w. tor or typist who can "ralncd. Signed; Ma n c h e s t e r —Five room cape, and sertens. Lots are 150x300. they., charged him with reckleaa eheckpost at El Sabha on Nov. 3. 3-7349 any Uma metoi Venetian blinds at a naw B R O ^ BREASTED bronze tur­ delivery. Free eet Up by ou- own Andrew Ansaldl $l2,60O7-Brick front expandable garage,' basement. Tut water oil they’ve told lis off. Urea too. Rodl^ heater, direc­ tow.., price: Keys mode whUt you. . Good working conditl; Em- Some have brick and these ore driving. In the attack.iin the,El Auja LARSON'S DfUVmO School. keys for Thanksgiving. Fresh reliable men. Notice George W, C. Hunt Cape. Ceramic-tile bath, ^ e d dor­ heat, storms, porch. Many extras. Q—fn what year did the Met­ w It seems the girls are turn­ On the original charge—inter­ (NIzana) sone 50 Egyptatn WHV79tmy 7JM09 tional slgnUa. Powcrglide, wait'. Mariow'e ploys benefits. Apply Ebi- teMcn 10 to 28 pounds. Scheub’a mer, steel beafh construotioh hot slightly higher in price. T. J. ropolitan Opera Company broad­ $395 down. Uonchester’a ohly trained and velope Co., Rockvllle/Conn. TR. Phone Me Immediately Prank Schelbenpflug Real Estate Center. AU. 3-SlSl, Crockett, Realtor. AU. 3-5416 or ing the tables on the' men by de- fering with traffic—Smith was ■oldiera were killed, according to w if u o m .______L- /l\irkey Farm, 188 Hillstowii Rd. Position Vacancy water heat, recreation room, vei evenings, JA. 8-6524, cast its performances for the first (ring yiat they are getting sick acquitted.'\On the new reckleaa laraelt flguree. certified inotruetdr. For your safe, 5-3387, ask for Mr. ^Uer. CH. 7-0358 PloMting oMl Zoeing Dept. clean. Near bus. Bowsrs S c ^ residence AU. 9-7751. 1961 Ford 4-dr. Sedan ty we ore trained to teach proper­ Building— Contracting 14 After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4690 time 7 id tired -pf dressing up .for dates driving chhrga Smith was con­ Canadian MaJ. Gen. E. L. M. Jr. EagiMerUg. Aide Carlton W. HutcJilna, AU: 9-5132, FIVE ROOM ranch, built by An- BOLTON—Coatom A—In 1931. The Metropolitan De Luxe V-8 ly. Ml. 3A0T5. \ WOMAH t o clean a^icea. App\y^in Articles For Sale 45 MI. 9-4694. designed, three end having a date show up look­ victed, fined'$50' and hla driving Bums, chief of the U.N. Palestine STONE. BRICK work and cooerete person before 4 p.m. Carlson^o., See It Day Or, Night Salary Range $3133— $3601 Boldt, FuU basement, plastered bedroom ranch, ‘Youngstown first televised opera in 1948. ing os though hf could use a shave, license ravoked for two years. Truce . Supervlaora’ team, is , in Show me a cleaner one any­ MORTIDCK’S DRrvm a School. work Coll Ml. 9-5451 days, l a 44 Stock PI. If you have no means' of transpor­ FOR; waUs, hot water oil heat, tile bath, kitchen, outstanding hktfiroom, where. $198 down. ROYAL AND. SnUth-Oorona port­ fireplace. Immediate occupancy. Lost confidence qidcluy reatoted S-S042 VoltnUno BeUuccl. able and itondard typaerritera. tation I’ll send my auto for you. Job Description colored Uxtures, car poi4, omeaite C Q—Which la considered to be BE A 8UCCI No obligation. Charles Lesperance, AU. 9-7120. 1951 Plymouth 2-dr. Station by a skilled, courteous instructor. good In- AU raokea . of adding machines Minimum Qualifications Lingeri« In Half Siztf drive large shaded tot. Price re­ the oldeat Christian churcji Ucansa included. Inoured, dual PALMER AND CARNEY, moacfi come close .< Friendly, A—L—B—E—R—T—’S Application Form! duced. Warren E Howland, Real­ North America? contractora. Fret eaUmatoa. No aold or rented. Repairs on oU Wagon pleasant, plofltablc/Work quickly mokes, Marlow's. 43-45 ALL.YN Sts, HARTFORD APPLY TO: tor. MI. 8-1108, AU. 9-8003. A—The Rational Csth^ral of A fine running dual purpooe car. tie com. 3-T Job too big or too omal), ML puts dollom in yqur pocket. Write Free Parking cor. Allyn and Mexico 'City, founded rame 400 $1N down. Ploenlng oad Zenlag Dept. Giant-Size Teddy! $-4798 or RockvUle TR. 5-4T44. Box LRi 'Herat' BOLTON—BuUdlng stone, veneer, Trumbull Municipal Building KEENEY DRIVE. Bolton—Just pit year, ago on the Spot ^ h ere the AUTO DRIVINO Inatruction. \AU - 5 ------,------^ fireplace, weu stone flagstone. the lake, real cute four r o ^ Aztec Indiana had tl>eir temple 1961 Hudaon 2-dr. Sedan leasons on insured dual con t^ OUR E X enW G new gift line of Applications accepted until ranch with garage. Excellent con­ Roofing—Siding 16 Also slate flagging: Bolton. Notch GLENWOOD comMnation oil and 5 P.M., November SO, 1955 As clean oa a used cor con be. cars, standard or automatic. coan^etlcs And toiletries can give Quarry. Ml. 9-0817. Prompt d e gee range, wlUte. Three piece SOLD dition. Many extras. Selling for Q—tVhat ia embraced by the Bvary fine ocesaaory too. Capable experienced tnatructora^ an uiiuaual earning opportun- Uvery. Waterfall bedroom eet. Reason­ .$10,250. Should qualify for a VA term orthography? $195 down. Cordner Auto School. $& 9-5010, FOR THE BEST In Bonded bUUt P during the coming Xmas eea- up roofs, ahuigle roofs, guttors, able. AU. 8-8338. / loar. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, AH. A—"nie art of correct speUlng. TERRIFIC JA. T-358a oon. Avon Cosmetice. MI. 9-2514. 55 GALLON ink drums for sale, The Besf 3-5418, AU. 9-7751. Your satlafacUon Is foar* Transportation Specials conductors and roof repaua coll THREE ROOMS of furniture. Sell­ GouglUin. $a. $-7707. If BO OBswar z z : $3.50 each. Inquire Herald Office, i Q—Why . was iron hot used by 'SI BUICK SPECIAL WOMEN MUST ca'fefut drivers. 1$ bimcii St. : ing very reasonable. Whole or SEPTIC TANKS GLASTONBURY. Cedar Ridge — IV BUlGK RIVIERA anlecd '•whoi; IrBd* 1989 ChiBvrolet Sedan coll MI. 9-4411. Food In Town primitive men? Riviera Hardtop. Dynnflew, radio, benter. Full' price, $45. Never too .old to learn. Female in- Help Wimted—Male 36 aeporete pieces. Moving out of AND Opposite golf course, S'-^ miles liinrdtop. Dynoflow, radio, beefd^, power HERE. Come in TODAY! itructor.' Standard automatic. WOODEN STORM windows. 34x43, from Manchester. Four 3 bed­ A—Because of its melting point, Tinted gloos.'An eaoep- , RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle sir atete. AH. 9-9991. AT!^ of 2795 degrees F. They did not : a^ering, power brakes, You’ll quickly discovir why Dual Insured car. M and M Driv­ TWO GOOD Oarpentera. Top 38X43, 30x50. 30x55, 30x58, 32x58, room ranch homes. One 4 bed­ tinted glase, two-tone point, tional cnr. 1939 Pontiac Sedan ing School. Ml. 9-5641. built up -roofs, gutter and con wagea, steady work. Emett A. PLUOIED SEWERS room, and two 8 bedroom spilt know how'to make flres that hot. it p*ya to deal with GOR> Full price »75, ductor work. roof, chlipney' re- 33x59. Call AU. 9-0384. FOR FURNITURE OF QUALITY whltewnll tires. Ritchie, Builder. MI. 3-8173. f level homes. Prices start at I MAN MOTOR SALES. palrt. Ray Hogehow, Ml;9-2214. .For the entire home Q — Why ia the tomato some­ 30 VOLUME eet Encyclopedia visit our showroom. MACHINE CLEANED $16,900. Large lots. Good value. 'M MECCORY MONTEREY y , 1949 Oldamobile Sedan Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Ray Jackaon, MI.3-SS: WANTED—Full time attendant Jor Americana. Price $50. PI. 3-6830 Town It Country Reauy, Inc. Of­ times referred to as a "lovi ap­ FuU price, $295. modem eervica atatlon with a between 8 and 7:30 p.m. Open dally from 10' to 5, ple?" ’SI MERCURY 4-DOOR Hardtop. Merconontlc, ittoie banter, lenthor ROOFING^, SMlng corpantty. Evenings 7:30 to 9. iepUe Toako, Dry Weflo. Sewer fice AD 3-6266. Eves/ and Sun... 1fS4 PLYMOUTH BICTCLB REPAIRING, OU typea.' -progreeeive new car agiency. Oood Llaes laetoUed — Cellar Water- Glastonbury ME. S-2792, ME. A When the tomato plant was Rndio, brater. ExoeBebt Interior, t-tone- point. C l f i O S 1946 CadiUaic .Sedan Ekiglisb a opeciolty. Now c^ n t Aiterationa. and a lUons. ^ U - chance for advancement. Apply in FOLDING baby carriage, in' eilbel- CHAAfBERS' FURNITURE SALES IMNCHUTU,CONK first. brought te Europe the fruit Sharp car. Belvedere 4-Ooer, inaa, Workmi prooflag Doee. 3-1259. condition. $695 ______.___ ,FuU^prtca,ia95 #,m. tf*_3_p r». " -P«raonJto-Etancla-Mannlng._Ac^ lent .£aadlUon. Inquire--at-'- . 172 ------~ -edrooms and newspaper advertising? Rndio, benter. immneuinte, C i O A C whitewall tires. Z-tone paint. C I X O C Business Servicra Offered 15 -A two B.B. guna. MI. 9-1043. frigerator, gas range, electric bath, baaement with garage. A — The three biggest newspa­ low-mUeege cnr. Perfect. 4-Deor Boedeauater. RftH. SALES, INC. 1 Men insured. Work guaranteed. range and house safe. Phbne AU. Call .far free estimates, Altex, Wonted— Experienced fuel oil WE RENT floor zanders, edgerz, Foundation 36'x46’ , ell 28'x46’. One per advertisers in the U.S. today flow, power eteeitog, < ALL TYPES OF electrical wiring, truck driver lor -Im.mediate steady 9-5709, or AU. 3-?700. half acre lot. $14,500, Bent and are automobile manufacturers. gg MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER instollatioiis 'ond Repairing done. Ini/kfl. 3-8489. woxerz, wallpaper zteara'erz. wall­ employment. Pleasant working papering . equipment, and ladders. Bent', AD. 3-5556, evenings MI. mileage. $1695 Coil J. A A. Electric. MI. 9-9875 conditiona for clean appearing a-1400; Q Are the waters of the before 8 a.m, and after 4 p.m. C. J. Morrison Paint Co., 385 Cen­ 'Hoofing and Chimneys I6-A quolfied man. Apply in person, ter Si. MI. 9-9713. , Great Lakes salt, or fresh ? VERNON—Buy yourself a value A — Fresh. it5 3 lU IC K WANT TO BUY. ,A CAR and ,had LAWNS and leaves raked and ru^ ...... BANTLY..OIL. .0 0 . JNCL.. packed holiday gift. New ranch, SAYINGS ~yoB7 TawagiuriiMiar nowa?...DtmY-wfewsvticT^^ R(jOFlNG~8pectaiiatna Zte-tepair- XMSa-TREES'-'^tWhotexaley: -Be: tng roofs of oU kinda. Alsu new ~ 331 Main Street, Manchester four large rooms, plastered wans, 5-Doer Specif five_ _ ....up. see— "Holiest" — ... ^ Douglas, c h a i n saw work.,Land cleared and lected balzdih arid ipriice that oak floors, full basement. Near Q — Kaa. the age of the Stone- - m$ Mala. Not a floance company roots. Gutter .work, Chlmnera aqll on sight. Wreaths, boughs, heoge monument on Salisbury ’55 FORD CUSTOMMNE SI CHEVROLET M O O ir RftH. One owner. $1445 brush burned. Wells, lawns and 'Wilbur ejosa Parkway between mt rubber. plan. patios built Arthur Gay. ML cleaned, repaired, 28 years’ ^ etc. Renowned queUty. Moderate Plain""Ih England .been deter­ 4-Door. - Fordomatlc,. radio, heater, white- De Luxe. Radio. hc«t«r, Bkoellent rubber. peneace. n e e eatimatee. Coll Manchester and Rockville. (4 acre wall tires. Immaculate. Immaculate original one- 9-527S. PAINTERS wonted Experienced. price. Re'.oilers, triple invest­ lot. Bent and Bent. AD. 3-5556, mined ? s t a , 1950 CHEVROlirrS. Good Howley. - Mancheater Ml. $-8381. ments. Write, for price brochure, A — No one knows exactly who Low mileege. $1945 owner car. Top oondiUon. $595 1952 lU IC K tmnqiortaUon at low coat. Lowest Call ®I. 3-6452. - Man of voriaid abilitiai and evening! MI. S-il400. FURNITURE j Repair Service: CHIMNEYS cleaned, recapped, Hughes Farms, Bemardston, placed this group of stones there dewm payment. Low monthly- Complete redomiE, refinlahmg. TELEVISION serviceman and in- Mess. axplarianca faquirod for lonq or when. Some 'echolars believe Door Super. weekly payments. Douglas Motors, pointed and repaired. Call MI. VBJRNpN—Everything you can ask ftH, dyniiflow. $11^5 reetonng on ail typea of furniture. 9-2469. stkller. Apply in writing stating for. New 6(4 room ranch with sun worshippers built Stonehenge ’» PLYMOCTH SAVOY V-8 '49 MERCCRY 2-DOOR S $$$ Main. Ztgiriur.d Gordz, Prop. Formerly experience to Box P, Herald. WALLPAPER SALE. Many pat­ ranga mis$ila programi. Un- basement and garage.. Quality aa early U 1800 B.C." Others date LDoor. Radio, heater. Low mileage Club Coupe. Radio, heater of Watkins Bros. Tel. Ml. 3-7449. terns to choose from. C. J. Morri­ u$ual opportunitiai fo grew throughout. Plastered walla, fire­ )t oa late oa 500 B.C., baaing this MEED CASH? Car payments too CARPEN+ER8 wanted. Coll ML son Point Store, 385 Center St. MI. idst traded on a Original one-owner car. 1951 PLYMOUTH high? Trade down at Center Motor MELODY RADIO^T.V., phono’e Moving—Trucking :8331 place in living room and another, date of^ pottery dug up on the 55 Mercury. 3*S00S between 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 9-9713. with rapidly expanding or­ site. Excellent. $295 Bales. Bob OUvemwUl give you N^ht coUs. Guaranteed sertnea. Storage - 20 p.m. l3'/i-34l4 in dry baosment, three bedrooms,' 4-Ooor. Heater. cerii for your old cer, and you con Ml 9-2280. 17" ZENITH table model T.V., ganization. dinette, kitchen and - bath plus MANCHESTER Pockago DeUvery. Thlrtyrtwo inches of lovable elbow room on (4 acre lot, 114.000, Q — How is the treasurer ’53 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $445 chooBO from many good low priced radio, console model, lawn mow­ Teddy! Delight your youngster used core. Center Motor Soles, 461 ASHES AND rubbish removed, also Light trucking and package deliv­ WINDOW Ul e a NER. Reliable, ex­ er. MI. 3-8789. Liberal company banafiti, top Thia lovely, yet very* simple Bent and Bent. AD. 8-5556, 'ev'e- the United - .States appointed ? ' Hardtop. Powerglidr, radio, healer, 3-tone ’50 CHEVROLET MOOR attics, ccUars and yards cleaned. ery. Refrigeratora. 'Waohers and night-gown with matching. Man­ with this giant-size 4>et made from ninga MI. 3.-1400. A —^ By the President and hir Radio, heater, excellent rubber. ■ Main St., Tel, M l..9-0081. perienced if poserbie; ML $'7514. wages, axcallant ~ working soft 'teriy cioth. You:il enjoy ireen. Excellent rubber. 1949 PONTIAC Prompt, reliable courteous serv­ stove moving epecieity Folding darin bed Jacket is designed ex­ appointment is ,confirmed by the Lbw mileage. $1345 An immaculate ear. $495 UB3 CHEVROLET two-door sedan. ice, reoaBnable rates. Ml. 9-2145. ‘ choira tor rent. MI. 9-0768. FUEL OIL truck driver for East pressly for the slightlj- shorter making it as much as the young­ SO. WINDSOR —' Near parkiay, Senate. t-Door. RftH, conditions. ster wilt enjoy playing with it! (A compact,, neat and cosy 'aix room Oood condition. Reasonable. Con ------Hartford concern. Ebcpertence pre­ figure. hydramatlc. $495 be eeen any time. Owner. 65 Elro OUMPLETB REPAIRS by Stuart AUS'HN A. CHAMBERS CO,, local ferred. JA. 8-2152. wonderful Chriatmaa gift!) home on hlH, with acres good", Q -!-~Who' was U.S. 'Prealdehl Buy Today! and long distance moving pack­ Pattern No. 8331Jeln alsea 12',. land: Steam oil heat. Fine view of Mimy Others to Choose From. Out 'They Ool Look Today •t. "R. Wolcott ■ on wringer and auto­ Apply at paraonnel office H H , 16'i. 18'i, 20'-i, 22*4, 24^. Pattern No. 5594 contains when the first child labor law waa matic washing linachinea, electric ing. storage. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart­ TYPIST—Part time, $i4 houre, tracing pattern for pieces; mate­ countryside. Price tll.SOO-. Made­ 3M5 FORD panel truck, 35,000 ford CH. 7-1423. Site 14^,, gown, 4 yarda of 35- passed ? 1948 PONTIAC ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, evenings, five days'week. Carlson Hoars: Monday thru Saturday rial requirements; sewing direc­ line Smith', Realtor. MI. 9-1642, A -— Woodrow Wilson. It was erigipel milee. May be seei alter A Co. MI. 9-4555. . Inch; jacket, I 'j yards. MI. 9-1146. ^ small appliances, welding. 180 8 A. N. to 5 P. M. For this pattern, send S5c in tions.' , . the Keating - Owen Act passed by Conv. RAH, l:$0 p.m. $58 Hebron Ave., Gles- Mam Street. kOl 9-8678. Send 25c in coins, your name, toBbury. CeU ME. 8-W l. I*ainting— Papering 21 AUTO MECHANICS, full time. Can . coins, your name, address, size Congress In 1916; the law was bydromatic. $245 MANCHESTER .W . V Service, also use automobile policher,' lube LKib to sd i? WUIifi9 to woritf hard for $7.S00 desired, and the pattern number to address and: the pattern number Wanted— Real Estate 77 declared imconstituiional: -by the 3BK4 FORD country sedan station radio and T.V, specioUats emca PAINTING AND paper hanging. men, tire men, coal ohd oU truck ADVANCED SUE BURNETT. .MANCHESTER to .\NNE CABOT. THE MAN­ Supreme Court in 1918. ‘ arpgoB, four doer eight paeeenger. 1934, Charter members of Teieo. Repair or new work. F tm class driver, CeU or stop-in, aee Mr. yoorly? Woot to bocomo oM «iatod.wi^ o woE EVENING HEK.ALD. 1150 AVE. CHESTER EVENING HERALD, ARE YOU CONSIDBRING MORiARTY BROTHERS Haater. Mileage xesa than 13,000. Ml. $-6660 or Ml. $-4607., work at reasonable rates. Ray­ A.MEB1CAS, NEW V O M $5, N.V. ItSF AVE- AMERICAS. NEW BELLING TOUR PROPERTY? Q — What type of moiling routa Teg or Mr. Quey,.Moriorty Bros., ostoblisliod local coocom? If yoo c m omwor V UlovolopHioiit Dhfisioii *Oa Iba Leral At Oeater sad Bread- * i Xa Ptry _good condition. Price mond Flake. Tel. Ml. 9-93ST Inc., 801 Center St., Manchester. The new fall and wihter '55 is­ YORK, 35. N. Y. W e win. appralae your prqperty .is known on a Star Route? y a a . m l $a i i l FOR RSa^RIGERA'nON aalesi and Ml. S-01$8. yos to thoso' qMOstioiM, roply to lo x vrMaoclifs* AVCO MMiifocturhiB sue of Basic Fashion, our complete ' Now‘available—the 1955 Needle,- frae and without any obligation. A For some post offices lo­ YOUR UNCOLN-MERCURY DEALER-rUstea to Stotton WBAY Every Might 8 | 8 t* 1 8 service, any time. Coir A. and W. EDCTERIOR end interior pointing work Album, printed in attractlva and paperbanging, floori cleaned — CORPORATION^ ' pattern magazine la filled with at­ We oloo buy. property for cooh. cated In places difficult to reach, 851-815 CENTER STREET ' Ml 8-8185—Opea Eveatog^ CntU lOiM M i3 :' CHBVRQU^ coBvertibie'. Refrigeration Co.. 143 West (did­ experienced lathe sad BuUord tor HoroM. Ghro fnE rosiifflo. This Is o 9 MmIm tractive, sew-easy styles to delight colors^ It contains' 56 pages of the federal government makes con­ MMf tap. Good condition through- and. waxed. Free estimetea. Su­ Setllng or huj^g contact BliieSM. dle Turnpike. Ml. 9-1237.; MI. machinists cepeble of working to IBS Salffen'a Leae, cer. S. Mala. beginne'r and expert Don’t mlsa lovely ' heaight—plus 3 gift pat­ STANLEY BRAY. Realtor tracts with private messengers « $ t ReeaBaoMe. ML MI08. 9-0065.i. BU. 9.J•-3198. - perior Paining end' Wallpepcring Co, Ml. 9-75f7. r does tolerance, capable of setting opfsortiMlty. ' (Seetb Bod ef Plsiat) It — oend 25 cenU today for your terns,'dlreetiOBS printed. Ih. book. BRAE-BURN fUSALTY for the delivery of moil to aucli *up. ExceUent working condlUans, Only Z5e ■ copy! poet -offices. 1841 four door, plenty of overtime. At REPLIES HUJB IN STRICTEST OONriDBNCB OTRATPCttD. CONN. r, VOCllgM, 148. MI. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed.' Slocomb Co., 123 NSuh GbU JiL $-7644 any Ume. ' Read fierald Adyi. Glastonbury,' i ? \ • . I- /Mr -/■- --- ^ 1 . .; r> r ,' . .1

.1 - \ i , . ,,, wL : p .- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H i 19B9 ,1 Avtraga Dftily Net Pfeaa Ron rqy tke Week Ended The Weetlrar ' Nov. 5, ItSS Fm m m F ad O. • . Wonthor E^naa

Mrs. Mather H. NelU. 50 Ply­ Olnoenhy Adr tonigkt. Low 1J,898 pgAtn neiur 4f. Soanday, .dloBdhig mouth lAne, is one'of the com­ .z Member e< the Andit mittee members pUmning the com­ Till Christrrfas Barcnn of C|r«HaHon ap and eenttaaetf rather mlM. High ing meeting of the Mount Holyoke Effective Monday, Nov. in lower sae. ^ .TIm faU M r of «»« WMhliigton a u b of Hartford to be held Nov. Manche$ter~-^ City of ViUago Chariot PTA will bo- hold tomorrow from 17 at 8 p.m. at Heubleln Hall, 37 . <■ . Jefferson St., Hartford. Guest 3 to 7 p.m. at the West Side Rec- VOL. LXXV, NO. 37 (FOURTEEN PAGES) reaUcm Cantor and will be open to speaker will be John A. Dando, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1955 (OlaaeUied Advarttolag on Pago IS) PRICE n v i;, CENTS the public, admission free. Games j professor of Bpgllsh at .TYinIty are plai\ned for the children and 'college, who will talk on "Poets in OTOBts to Interest all skcs. Booths iBScile." ■ . will feature home made cakes, The meeting of the Zipser Club Bonn Staicts plea, candy preserves, also hand­ scheduled, for this Sunday has Allies to Penalize P \ Gloomy made aprons and others items for been postponed to Sunday, Nov, I glRa, toys, a grabbai: ' for the boys and g^rls, books and toys. V ■ .-■■I bn ‘Spirit’ The polish American Club will: Mideast Aggressor Sir K nli^t FVank McGeown has hold its regular monthly meeting «— e meeting of the convention Sunday afternoon at 1 .o’clock at O f s o a o o o 1 conWilttee for the Grand Black the’ clubhouse on Clinton St. All \ At Geneva Chapter of the United SUtes for members are urged to attend. GenevA, Nov. 12 (/P)— B rit-fP«*» «n—Disheartened^^ the Certified Public Accountants will A rm y w m founded todi#r.^h« P«*ce between Jews arid fanning Nationaliat unrest in Al­ Big Four deadlock at Geneva, hold its technical meeting at the geria and Morocco. The K a n i^ te r Pipe Band will Hotel Barnum in Bridgeport on Standing under a 10-foot repr Ar^bs by penalizing any ag U.N. delegates held little hdpe held its annual entertainment and Nov, 17.. Henry L. Stem. C.P.A., lica of an Iron Cross — the greflsor and even using an in- The . full______Uat of- arms shipmenta ^ a y for any settlement of dance at the Hotel Bond Banfoom. win addreaw " the^members and ancient symbol of German tem atio n al force to police t h e ! disclosed.. However. ^ East-West issues before the Hartford.-tonight at 8 o'clock. The their guebts on the subject "Ac­ military might — Defense _P.I«tin,^.^border, If current General Assemblv. Farmington Valley Orchestra will counting for Retail Stores.” Din­ CONVOY sary. play for dancing. ner will be at 6:30 p.m. and the Minister Theodor Blank f ilte r s were included. He added As the foreign ministers' Ulks meeting should commence at 7:45 handed callup papers to the New measures to support the tta t Britain and America had ap-1 turniahed evidence of a toughened .1950 U.S.-Britlsh4i;rench declara­ proved the original arms deal is Soviet foreign policy, .diplomata Concuatory The Z l^er Club will hold a set­ pm- . first 101 volunteers for the back tournament tomorrow night tion against any major breach of months ago and that no further here voiced doubt the ciu-i(V!ht ses­ at 7 o'clock at the cluUioi^se. All JACKETS 500,000 man force. the Palestine armistica^ere being oonauitaUona were necessary.. sion would rnako hMdwoy on dis­ . Gibbons Assembly. CathoUc La- They were the flrst of the men studied in the light Of ClHnmunlst .The fmoign office- spokesman armament. memberahit) of any Moves E nd . are welcome. ^ dies of Columbus, will initiate a sale 4>f arms to Arab at^es, in­ other controversial qbesttons. group of new members Tuesday, who will be enrolled in the next said delivery of arms to Israel la Forail weather. Nature Boy poplin, three yean Into 12 Army divisiona, formants said. continuing. Again the type of arms References lo tbO "Spirit of Ge- i Nov. IS, at 8:13 at the Community ' involved was hot disclosed. Y, Following the ceremony; op­ water repellent. Insulated quiltied a 1,300-plonc tactical Air Force Binbnrgo Included nevq" which highlighted UJ'I. A n ^ j^ R o w erators of the Vincent and Ray­ lining of acetate, rayon and cbtton. and a coaatal Navy. They said the plana by the W eat^.^® - . “I John speeches earlicf- this year have . 6,006 Vohmteera to prsvent or stamp out early anyoas I’aMtCrer Dulles and' British Foreign been noticpably absent the past mond Beauty Studio, 517 Main St., Hand washable!. Sizes: Small, me­ SebMtary Harold MacMillan ar- Tew days. will demonstrate the latest in hair »•, The Germans donned their new full-scale Arab-Jewtsh conflict in­ By JoilN M. HIGH'TOWER i,. . dium, large. Colors: Red, navy, tur­ uniforms Just over hve years from clude;. ,• r a n i^ a n unusual conferenqe with I Only tl)e SovleL bloc members, CMERBENCY styles, and will use the following 1. A total embargo on war aup- a rankhig F<'C"ch diplomat here - who appear singularly unaffacted Geneva, N qv. 12 (/P)—Sec­ models: Mrsi' Glenn J. Mlrtl, Mrs. quoise. ' the time western Allies decided to apparently in an effort to coordi­ Oil i Urner rearm Weat Germany to bolster piles from western and other by developments' In Geneva, still retary of. State John Foster Henry Skelly, Mrs. Ernest Matuss. friendly countries to. Israel and the nate big U ^ e policies In the Mid Invoke the .• “spirit" when they OuUes and Soviet Foreign. SERVICE Mrs. John Njelseh. Mrs. Hsrdlng the Atlantic Alliance against the Arabs. ^ ' threat of Russian aggrsssion. a«a-s.vt w |#vaawvaii^aJ4fU()s, BUUng MihiSter V. M. MiRotov^ Stephens, Mrs. Arthur Smachettl. 2. .Institution of an 'economic Mrs. Nwrard Stelmark And Mrs. .98 ■ The men taking part in today's in for French Fordign ,Mlniatqr a**- OpUnrism Fade* ^pped ,, their bitter debate CALL Joseph Rourke, Mrs. Mathew Mori- ceremony were the Initial install­ blockade on .the trouble area. tolne PInay, who. is lA Paris. w tr arms reduction and con- ment of 6,000 volunteers authoV- 3. Complete or partial break In ..The, current, assembly-.opened ^ vmiiAMs arty and Mrs. Joseph Rourke are diplomatic relations.- Italy to Ban iWa ’ amid optimism that an overall .irols today and began trying chairmen of the committee. ixed by parliament under tem­ In Rome, the Italian1 goveiemment OIL ^RVICE porary ie^slatlon. 4. Finally, as a last resort, to announced it would ban export of agreement might finally be t patch up some kind of consider using U.S., British, and reached on the thorny disarma­ agreement on a final Big Army Sgt. Rudolph E. Cspello, Sportswear—Second Floor When detailed legislation has French troops aa an international 30 Ralian-made Jet fighter planes ment question. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capei- to Egypt. Informed sources / MI-9-4548 ■■. i been passed, 150,000 volunteers sentry force to restore peace and Four disarmament declara­ lo, 183 Hilliard St., recently took 1 will ' be enlisted as s permanent yesterday the Mac'chi company, a With this In mind, the U.N.’s tion. V part In a reglirientat combat test senre aa a buffer between the two private firm In Italy, had con.in. I political conunittee sidetraced cadre. They will be the leaders, sides. to 1 “* ^ te on the arms question until The. newly conciliatory tone ia held by the 1st Cavalry Division | \ instructor's and technicians to han­ traded to sell...Vampire Jets today's Big Four aeasion was in in Japan. The sergeant a squad V In Paris, the -Frencfi Foreign Cairo. the-Big Four had a chance to dle' the 350,000 conscripts due to Office announced today France has The Italian foreign office denied t'hraah tt■t outoul and presumably pa atarit contrut to the acid argu­ leader in Company'K of the divi­ be dratted in 1956. ment of two previous aeaalona, in • CORRECTION • sion’s 8th Re^ment, entered the resumed shipment of arms to m y knowledge of the Jet deal but the way' ^for r actioQ In the U.ff. . / . . '''Blank said the nevr Wehrpiacht Egypt because- of an "improve­ Hopda oi'-success were dashed the course of which Dulles and Army In November 1952. and com- / ^4^^^ Be* . - - » .- ’ e p e g i j ' __ preted basic training at-yt.-Riley.- -- had mtly psaeeful alaw-Hlho catab- ment:'., in Uie-tons-ofr4he-ldffPMtp Mhen -Soylet-iPprelgir Mlntater--V; [>^totpV accuMd,each other, MUiat :__ n t t e j rT . . lishmeht of security in a peaceful WSSpy Or by IUnplIcatlOn, 67 Kan. He attended HoweirxrHSftey M. Molotov rejected the Blsen- pracUmg bad faith' in nb^tta- Technical School. 4 an^ untt%d^ Bhtrope. He said the hower plan for a U.S.-Soviet ^x- tions and of trying to deceive the L‘ new German'Midlers would be'ex­ -w-k -m m change of mlliury. Miieprints SHOULDERS ' 1-1 worM about their diearmament ------— .tC pected Id *i=eaM, Iff Thelf "coKdHCl ..... a w 4 ii^ ^ — a ' the frM and deiilocraUc Spirit of V kPIMWien' the West German-R«F4)bUc.' a J.JIC-/C slve that the -over*'•<> In (Jeneva ■ Today, Dufleis suggeated work fm Hai tSo Aa Appeared GENERAL started on 'to common Btatement" The ceremony was conducted in might have a chilling effect\,qn. reflecting the debate, which he in Lnat Nlgkrs Herald K; ' ■ a Defense Mmistry garage. The negotiations herq fdr Admission 6f Pi-eaideot Eisenhower stands hattosa In the 'afternoon sun at he liatena to Welcoming remarks . TV SERVICE by Vice President Richard Nixon, center, following the Chief Execiittve'e. arrival at National Air­ eald had been "useful and informa­ walla were draped with gray mus­ new fnetnbers. ■ tive.” He remarked that he would MANCHESTER ^ Daya M AC A CaU lin. In the center was the big On Arab-Israel Line Tke ‘UnttM. States has made port near Washington (Nov. 11). Former President Herbert Hoover, right, was also on hand to greet not be so optimistic aa to aay Uwt black and white Iron Cross. It was known It is considering all pending the Piesident, who returrrted to the capital for.- first time since hla heart attack in Denver,Colo. (AP PURUC MARKET Mghla AIs«9 Plus Parts Wirephoto). . either side had affectad the think­ gM —6 MAIN STREET TEL. 5U S-diM flanked by 30-foot high drapes in .Waahington', Nov. 12 (iPJ-^AdlaWto comment on Stevenson's pro- membership plans 'including The ing of the other but he thought IRRESISTIBLE! the nation's black and gold colora. E. StevenMn.’i proposal for United posal, made In a network broad- Canadian proposal to admit all 18 there was a better underetaniUng The flfst volunteers included Nations policing'of inflamed Arab- | cast (ABC) speech before a capac- applicant nations during the cur­ of differing points of view. two lieutenant generals, 18, lieu­ Israeli borders got a cautious re- ity audience of 3,300 at the Unt- rent assembly. Dulles said he felt confident tenant colonels, 30 majors, 40 cap- ception today from Waahington of- ; veraity of Virginia. ' This appears tp be a shift from that "even though wo do not reach RITE-FIT'S lovely Sheath in 'talns. 5 lieutenants and 6 ser­ ficials. I Says Ptan Has .Merit' the American position which ^isenAottiersiFaure W aits Verdict geants. a large measure of formaUaed Speaking In Chai-lotteavllle; Va., | Sen. Morse (D-Ore), a jnember hitherto has been that all mem­ agreement, bertalnly Um exchanjp Only a dozen of the men were I last night, StevenMn said the way i. o ' the Senate Foreign Relations bers should be admitted on their Plan Monday ^ of viewpoints which has occurrad In uniform. Army and Air Fofee I to avoid armed clashes-in the tense ' Committee, said he thinks Steven- individual merits. , , ■ PERMANENTLY officers wore gray bhie uniforms here -will be instructive and wUl’ of a rhodem design. The only naval Middle East was to “ kisp Uta {son's proposal has merit "and • The Ruaatans have been trying Trip to Fartn^e. Liection Lnange help repreeentativea lit the United officer in uniform wore the tradi­ I troops of those antagortlsts apart--" I should .be weighed and analyzed for years to put across a package Nationa eubcommittee" (no tional dark blue and gold. "I wonder," he amid, "if the carefully” by the administration deal which -vould admit five disarmament.') TUCKED ALLTUCK At the front s to ^ Lt. Gen. I United Nations could hot' under-1 and the Foreign Affairs Com mi t- Soviet satellites along with 11 non- Molotov began iUa comments on Adolf Heusinger and Lt. Gen. I take patrol duties In the areas of! tees of Congrew Communist States. H Paris. Wpv. I2 y iv -T b * National Aaaombly met today to the achievements of the badly aplit < tension and coUlolon. i Sen. A|ki o e ^ -jRa first full d a ^ l the voit« OR the fat® of Premier Efigar Faure and his plan for disarmament debate with what ap-' Acetate and nylon, guaranteed washable. There’s that > Hans Speidel. Their imiforms wore I “Certainly both sides -wxiulA re- j act 'Fc'fHT ommittee- ...... > "Wen "■ d lin g i distinguished by the red tabs of speef United Nations patrols where' man. said. in against western overtures . that exeeattve manaionmaniion since return-return­ elections next month. It suspended its jiession almost at onc® pearod to bo A naedUng lelbaanae OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:30 certain look to Rite-Fit’s tucked sheath , . , the new nar­ ^nerais on their lapela and their a separate kilervlew they admit Japan or Spain. ing from seven weeks In a Denver to hia offorta to get woatem agrao- row look, with deep straight pockets, a front panel to they do not trust each other.” h< believes U.N, action in the pres­ Observers said the Soviets in tribdte to the French president’s wife, who died early this ment to aome kutd of geoaraUsOd \ At present the U.N. ha* a truce ent situation-"could prevent all-out hospital. morning...... -f accentuate the slimness—-a lustrous pearl pin, too. Lots \(Conttnned on Page Nine) No appointments were Hated for d^viiiMvraMembers heard uivthe Mi/vMgbcispeaker, * iRjr renunciation of atomic antta. In Ida W« Art continuing dale on Our Meat Manager says.: aupervlMra' team, with headquar­ war or it could precipitate one.” He (C'ontiBiled on Page Nine) the convalescing President excejpt words he had hoped to get ah agiea- "This is the weekend to buy of action in back, with generous shirring at the waist. It’s ters in Jerusalem, which sends added: PWrre Schneltor deliver an eulogy j M r S . iA O tV , 6 9 , D l C S ^ galloRB of SeaTteat Ice apother'date with his doctors for to Mrs. Rene Coty. It then receeeed i . ' J “ ’ ment here "to end the arma ikee.’* pork. Weather is cool . . . simply all you waat in a dress. A snap to wash . . . dries representatives to trouble apota ' "If the United Nations under­ a checkup. Cream through Saturday, price is right.” alMig the Israeli-Arab borders to takes to police the situation there to allow a committee time to make * ^ A a#-....!,. ' otherwiaa Molotov aald ha ovemight . . . wrinkles blow away and the tucks nr# Plana are for the President and arrangemenu for her funeral. A l t e r H e a r t A t t a C K thought the four could state that Ndv 12. FAO Aide Hits check reports of violation .of the —and I'm not saying it should be Mta. Elsenhower to go to their • RIB PORK ROAST there to stay! All YOU ^o is wear it and look pretty. Sizes Arab-Israeli Armistice.' done—I believe,the troops should Gunman to Get There were no plapa to delay the | / they recognise the need to ccai- 14Va to 22'/!i, 12 to 20. • In addition, there are U.N.-appn be recruited from the small na­ Gettysburg farm Monday. EHaen- echeduled vote, the eecond In nine; Paris. Nov, 12 (Ah—Mrs. tlnue to.seek agreement on a co(n- 7-RIB CUT hower la expMted to stay' there daye on the same Issue. prehensive program for disarma­ UffS. Proposal Boi-ed mixed armlatice commissions tion. If It were handled thabway, until‘around the first of the year, Clermaine Coty, 69, wife of Sava 2le 27c Lb. which hear formal charges of truc^ the chances of the situation's de­ Chair for Death Whatever the outcome, the gov-1 Prench President Rene Ooty ment which could promote tntaraa- mesinwhile working gradually'to­ ernment aeemed certain lo ’ t e \ Uonal peace and aecwrtty. I violations. ' There include repre­ veloping into an all-out war'would ward a full achedtiie of activlRes. jdled unexpectedly early today. on each half gaUon of this .98 To Cut Budget sentatives of Israel on one hand be much less:” weakened by- the vote. And the ’ -'Z An Elyaee Palace announce- ^ e Big DiffeteMea Boalteat Ice Cream at the WHOLE STRIPS Of Policeman Oeta Rousing Welcome chances for holding the elPetions in Dulles said the differeneea be­ low M>eelal price of and Its . Arab nelghIMrs on the WaiitK 'Mixed Troops’ /ni^nt said death was due to OF PORK Rome, ,Nov.. 12 Philip V. other—rEgypts Syria, Lebanon and Morah said he believes "mixed j Eisen'hower appeared to be feel­ Decemter—six months eArly—ap­ / a htoirt attack. tween the appitMhea of Ruiala Jordan. Canadian MaJ. Gen. Rdaon troops” and not Those of a single ing fine late yesterday as he -re­ peared, ta be getting dimmer as (About 10 Lbs.) Cai'don, the American director of CSiicago, ,Nov. 12 (d>) — The / Mr#. ..Coty died aC-Chateau (Continued on Fags Nina) 98c Half Gallon (Cut into chops and roast If . the U.N. Food and Agriculture Or­ L. M. Bums, U.N. truce super­ nation should be used for any bizarre five-day trial of cop-killer turned to Waahington and a rous­ ekeh day pasaei. | / de RamlxmiUet. th r presiden- -you wish). ganization (FAO), offered to re­ visors' chief of his deputies, sit patrol duty. Richard Carpenter was ended last ing civic welcome. Coupled with the government'a (lal residence 33 miles south COLORAMIC PEN-PENCIL SET sign today after the U.S. delega­ with these commissions and vote ■- Stevenson, who It expected to •night by a quick verdict condemn­ “I am happy,” the smiling presi- i demand that the present Assembly of Paris whbent a full Bulletins farm-fresh Robart Turkeys TWO BAU POINT PINA 'eouNMMa' Department of Agriculture official deliberation, a Jury of eight men duties, although they say I m u st! by the present « ectoral law. day yesterday participating In While Stock Lasts. for Thanksgiving. KNITWEAR for more than 30 years, said he and four W'pmen.found the 26-year- Armistice Day observance in from the AP Wires . was not consulted on. the U.S. ease my way Into them and n o t *1, Peris. She became HI suddenly — PLUS old gunman guilty of murdering bulldoZe my way Into them.” ' ,**',*,'’*’*?* That is cut for comfort and Wove and termed It "amazing and Detective William J. Murphy as That "parole If hot a pardon” ! “ y/«P“rt>oehl(county) to win>11 last night in Paris but was AiMAZINO disheartening.'' the officer tried to arrest him for able to accomp^y her hus­ IKE IN BUSINESSr SunahineHydrox Cookies cello 49e • Ml THKI—riw Ptptffc sewn for sturdiness. A good expressionipresslon In ElsenhpwerVEisenhowers brief NaUon^''AiMmbT ./ r NIW Bara 'Horse Trading’ robbery Aug. 15. ' • band to Ramboufilet. Waehlngtoa, Nav. 18 (ff) ^ Ntket FinHctar Far selection of .styles and colors He said he was not prepared to Born April i , ' 1886, at Le Presideet B B lbnwer wUl mpm Kaebler’a Cinamon Griap C rackep...... box 39c in slip ons and cardigans.. After kUling Murphy, 34, the (Continued on Pnge Two) Faure gave thia eyslem hla bjeas* law TkM Yell'd ixpart do. any "horse-trading" on his $7 After Br^il Army Coup trigger-happy Carpenter shot and ing after pie Aesembly haq re­ ' Havre, qfie married Coty in a buslaeee offloe early next. ^ la Ny far Oaal mum Sizes 7 to 14. z' million annual budgets, carefully wounded another policeman' and jected a proposal for electing pne 1907. Survivors in Addition to week la downtown Oettyabarg, y; prepared over many months and held a te rro rtzed ^ ^ ily captive deputy from each of the electoral her 'hugbantj' Include two chil- Pa* alMnt four mUee from li|ZL_ aNaw "Mimaii-Mlar'' "fully In the interests of FAO RiO De Janeiro, Brazil, No. 12 ' drenr Mrs, Genevieve vBglc^ ' ^ Caiiifit — V mw^i for 23 hours during one of Cniica- districts that would have been act e e u B ^ hoaie. -, ■ a ---*-:a.a- Cardon’a statement that he.^n- H r-- .opporition to go’s biggest manhunts. up, as In Britain and the United and Mrs. Anne-Marie Ge,yoi t former. permaMnt secretary of the lOM, while attempting to defend ■' Nation's inWIlgence chief drops i elded lo cuf off debate . and stake' portional representation, t h y So­ A British Ministry of Agriculture, mandare, ordered the vessel back word of posaHile'iiew Communist fhe life of his government on the Tbe buOdiag, tocated a t 41-W fuu «oa t*l *8 Ihr**—indvdion Two Into Rio de Janeiro harbor today his woman companion from, a gun­ cialists do not oppose proponi'onel aoS Mol S*M (mm write* bhte, dw suggested immediate adjournment attempt to arm nations in Amerl- confidence vote —the fourth such representation but” were expected Mata SL. Is ewaed by WtlHaaa to give delegates-opportunity to i and-said It was his flnal official [ man who forced his way into Dix’s Kualaaaky, leirol realtor- FIIERCUiS lUllHERD DOOIS ' oHtef rMl) fhn tlw oowiiiie now loM automobile. _ cas. . .Greek Premier soys Unit- vote in less than a month. aa a matter of principle tq refuse - C°nfid^.J36rdpn's__'’gfaye^ state-(aeV- -ed-Btatea agrees to give up extra-r Mrs. Bene Coly, wife of the .to vote confidence in the govern­ i merits.” Delegates voted thii down The Air Minister, MaJ. Gen. HM- •’ Carpenter, wha marked his trial mls- BRITISH SET ON VJf, SWAP flaw bod at iWt vab*tl*vabte tew 'gri< 34-6, by staging a hunger atrike, territorial rights which U.S president of France died early to­ ment. The test that Faure could STIEl lElirFOICED‘~~ ptete with aaw ctearvtew Slaftic PadiM Pratester' NEW FALL SHADES tiardo Gomez, Who rushed to Sao Sion personnel have had in Greece day but authorities at the Assem­ hope from The Soclallata if he was Leadoa. N6V. 18 (P )-^tala Ralph Roberto, deputy chief of ^creaming, rolling on the courU Gen.' Nathan Twining, U.S. Air .la ready, to barter with MaMa Paulo, Brazil’s’-ranking industrial loom-floor and flghting hia guards, bly said it was unlikely that the to squeeze through was for them In first quality Arkwright brand. 60 the U.S. miasioiv^ere, then got up city, yesterday to "orgartlze a laat- Force Chief of Staff. Saya Nation­ ses.sion l^-ould te postponed. to abstain. ' oa admitting new dtapoted to say the U.S. piWosal for a bud­ heiu-d the verdict quietly apd wlth,- members to the Unltod Nattesi^ gauge, 15 denier sheer. get ceiling of $6,40(1^000 was not in­ stam) resistance to the adminis­ alist Chinese Air Force capable of On today's vote, -it appeared OppoelUon RestleiM tration of the new temporary pres­ oiit emotion. ', rendering ‘very effective* support Faufe would lose the support of iBfonaed soureea saM tedhy. tended to suggeM Ipck of confi- But'-.he returned to his old-typer Opposing elements in hla coali­ Prime" Mlalster Edea hM seat ident. Nereu Ramos, ordered the to groiind forces if Communists at­ , some old. friends and win the *id tion cabinet were getting increas- ■-it dence in Cardon'a work- behavior while he was being led tack offshore islands'^ a proposal letter to ^ Prlma NYLON HOSIERY ' . Cardon bad said he fSIt "the peot Air Force to halt its oppositlori.. from the courtroom. Despite leg- .Pulitzer iof some unwanted allies. Prize winning author and play- . To win he would have to have (Continued on Page Nine) ' Mlalstere of Ceytoa, Sir geha pie of my own country i^ck confi- Congress named 66-year-old Ra- irons and handcuffs, he kicked and Wright' Robert E. Sherwood taken ' Hotelawala, glvlag. Ms vtewa With reinforcetl heel and toes for extra dence In me"■■ aa a reatiit of theimos temporary President after a scuffled with' bailiffs until they .4o New York hospltol with report- i Detalla of tbe letter were aot CAMPUS wean All with dark seafna. Colors: U.S. proposal made yesterday by: pre-dawn coup yesterday led by overpowered him and took him ed cardiac cw^dltlon. ------Earl ^ ®*"**««T ! O n. Henrtque felxelra l^ tt had away to hla cell. Gaiety, medium, taupe, blush amber, of Agriculture. Bishop Fulton J,'Sheen vows at j toppled Luz., Rairioa thiis became The gunman refused to talk with Holy Cross Cathedral that he will i TOBIN REMAINS CRITICAL light beige. " ^ . Roberta said the U.S. delegation Brazil's third (fiilef Executive In newsmen after the trial. thought highly of Cardon'a "work someday 'celebrate Mass In .Mos-' GOP Asserts Acheson, IndtanapoUs, Nov. - 18 IffV— j RAYON UNDERWEAR four day*. i ' ' Murphy's widow qaid she felt cow’s K rm lin ; . Comedian Bob ' Daniel J. ToMa, 88, preeMeat <{ (Continued on Pnga Nine) Thus Brazil relumed to nor-1 Hope' wants Lo go tJo .Moscow to emeritus ef the AFL toamstero Original campus panties in Hollywciod elastic leg briefs. mality after a bloodless. 24-ho\iri NEREir RAMOH (Continued on Page Nine) fltai television show. ’ ubIob, remained in critical eea- Also band leg styles. I'it every form with kid" glove per­ 9 7 ^ pair coup won by the Army against the ; l^lscopal minister. Rev, Alvin Hiss ^Together Again dltloa today ia St. Vlaeeat’s fection. White and colors. Small, medium, large size. open but passive pppositton of the P'. L. Rerfhaw, of Oxford. Ohio, wins Hospital, wtero be haa been na- *- Heart Attack Kills Navy and the Air Force. Mcdina Hits Abuse 883,000 In quiz ahow. . .Gunmen dee treatment for heart trooble. There was no fighting. The only intercept loan company messenger B.v THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^-opened the campaign Of 1956 with The hospital reported. Ms eaadl- shots fired in. anger came from the ; in Pasadena, Calif., escaping with The Senate Republican Policy two magazine articles—published tion tiBchaaged. Slain Bovs’ Father fortress at the mouth of Rio de [ Of Word ‘’Liberal’ qnartor million dollars In checks Committee staff « y s it Views almost simultaneously—by . Aiger they can't cash. magazine articlea by Dean AchC- Hiss and Dean Acheaon the ap­ Janeiro harbor. It fired five or alx ■son and Alger Hlas as signaling a WESTERLY PUBUSHER DIES 3 9 ^ Chicago. Npv. 12 —A despair­ rounds Friday morning' to warn | . CJovernment' plans to coordi­ pearance of the articles suggests Weateriy, R. I.. Nov. I* (f>— GENUINE LEATHEI^ Hartford. Nov, 12 (4h~Federal nate aattoawide research drive drive to "capture" the 1956 Deipo-' that the two friends are together ing, heart-broken ■ father, whose Navy ships'in the harbor not to Judge Harold R- Medina saya that George B. Utter, 74 editor aai two young sons and a cbmpanion make a break for the open sea. aimed at licking cerebral palsy... cratlc presidential nomination for ,galn. Their efforts are a clear puMtoher of the Westorbr Sub he "reaenta" the "sinister end evil” Bo^ 14, slaves lives of two babies- am "laaff"left Ufln»£r.”winger" ! signal aithat_* _a determined-effort__ wHl Pkg.* of 6 p*

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