SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1952 vt .< ■«; =■ I't.' 4- PAGE TOURTEEN lHantliMtpr iEapnittg lifralii MhnchestBr Stores Will B^JOpen Tonight until 9 O*clock ■" — ~ - t .l— .... . ------— ...... l... . lar moment seemed to him to be Festival Service V' too tough to take. Will Sing Here A m «f* Dallr ihriwiJRmi 4 , ‘ N/fi- About Town On these occasions—during an r .ThffWcotlMfe. :, Heard Along Main Street axamination'period in college, for , Set for Sunday a^'Wetnmat iMtance, when he had allowed all UM -pMMMt O. iMoi hla studying to pile up, or when hla The Mancheeter Meaaiah O o ru s And on Some of Manchetter'l Side Streets, Too At St. Mary’s '.'t’k u loVe life had gotten hopelessly cn- will reh^arae Monday **■ snarled, or In busineaa, when, he 1 0 ^ (Tcleck Methodtat ^ u rch , the contrary: It began as a pagan Misfit M i that the pressure of hi* work The annual children’s Christmas J S M L S L tlS B and atain Friday at 7:30 at practice. , • \ - Kmanuel Lutheran Church, in flnai Either his feet aren't mates or waa becoming unbearable — on festiyal service and pageant of the Back in the sixth century. Pope these occasions, he would sigh VAUsa. Hunvh(U»§r.> ' A City F ilia l# Charm preparation for their preae^aUon one of our staff members likes to I . nativity-wHI be held in St. Mary’e i T i T I Gregory I, latei; to be elevated to s^tfully and express the wish Episcopal Church on tomorrow of ’Ttie Meaaalah" at South Church wear shoes that are look allkes.. saintho^i instructed his mission­ on Sunday. Dec. 28. Ladies of the that he would "get hit by a alow- afternoon at 4 :S0. For the past two Anyway, here ife how the story aries not to destroy Innocent pagan moving truck” while crossing the MANCHESTER, CONN.. liONDATi DECEMBER 22, 1012 (TWBNTl^eElGHT PAGBB~IN TWO SECTIONS) ehorua have arranged for a social goes. years this service has been ad­ TOL. LXXH, NO. 70 PRICE nvi. ru.stoms. He referred to. those cus­ street. vanced to $unday from Christmas I hour follow-tag the Friday evening Looking for a new pair of shoes, toms that were not incon.slstent What he meant, of course, was rehearsal. our boy tried on a nice pair in a Eve because many parents are with church doctrine and which that he wanted something to hap­ working on week-day evenings. local .stori this week. would be woven into the fabric of pen that would pul him out of jIUs' Margaret V. Sasiela of Children have been asked to reason or another he liked t Christian ceremony. commission for a short spell. It meet their teachers in the church Norwood street will become the shoe^ even though th^f right on missionary Boniface, who didn't have to ber getting run down Iki^ Claims at least a half hour jn advance of f;- bride of Andrew Winder. Jr.., at a was •a littleiiai-iwi snugger. than . . .* the ie» m^ went'to»'“ni vO rell|5JaUtiEngland to picaa^iipreach vmcthe doc by a truck or any other vehicle in candlelight ceremony tonight at 7 Oh well, it will stretch out after a - r . . .. service time. RIbbohs. ‘wsefvlng Oh well, it will stretch out aft ^ Christianity, found the particular. A bad cold or minor ail­ pew* for church school members, P robers U rge T ri^ o’clock in the Center Congrega­ little use, he said to hlmseii.blmseU a 1 worshiping the Sacred oak ment of some kind would do just will be taken down promptly at t|\eugion to told the clerk to take them off, tional Cliurch. i of Odin as well - anything that would lay ! 4:1.'5 to allow the general congre­ and wrap them up. i j instead of trying to destroy that him up for a while. The Men’s Fellowship of the W hile un-shoeing our staffer, the gation to fill any unused seals. a u t o m a t ic d e l iv e r y s e r v ic e v.t ■ practice, Boniface persuaded the You see, what tie wanted during ' Parents have'been especfally asked CSiurch of the Nararene will hold clerk suddenly noted that, although Christian converts to substitute the these periods of stress and strain JUST TELL US TO KEEP YOUR TANK FILLED ,I](rfw |Red9 their annual potluck and Orrlst- to be present with their children the shoes wore similar, '"^h one evergreen tree for the oak and to ^on the mind, body and spirit was i on this day. s social Monday evening at 6:30 was a different ms smployment Compensation Divi- Here, evergreens were found in We feel sure that e a c l^ f us at Handel's "Messiah” Sunday, Dec, where the grwd Jo^ le .altUaii'ta MOB. will be closed on Friday fol 38 at South Methodist Church. There will be no morning ses­ M e of reUgfoL-. ; Croardl Civet Out with O M stm u Song abundance -hr, spruce and pine — one lime or another could make sions of the church school tomor­ eeerel; Ouarda iiav* iwrred tmas tosring Christmas Day. and as “ r s ^ n cleared up and our re­ In the immense Virgin forest*. use of our friend's slow-moving The traditional Christmastime •Bd aU apdetatonr from that flp(ir. . ’ AifMfeaetag the tem M meeting W row, which means that two public tat .iYaedom rouadatkm at the usual on Saturday morning. porter got his shoe*. „,A nd nowhere is It commercial­ truck, but we don't know how oratorio will be presented by the services will be omitted, those gen­ tOentiw of the t»«ni*n WM not ised as much as in the United many, would put such a really for­ Manchester Mes.siah Chorus under Wal(ii»t. Aatort* HpWL gaeanhower Which brings '" '" ;i ,,7 '‘in"the erally held at 9:25 and 10:0.5. The a*| d the-nattba’a leadarAhip' muat who liked to buy State*. tunate occurrence as a briei visit the direction of Andrew R. Watson, 7 o’clock aajMce of Evensong will 'Oiigrt D M I ^ ’ hlK city. While attending,* con to a hospital to its proper use. ^f* with .Uarence W. Helsing as 5 Maiawiiile. a dlucroenlp miwM i tevar.te baaed osf'niataHaBgm. also be omitted. These service's . lk | Oouttiry fhuet ba-Mi ettpng, vlntion he purchased a new pair Christmas Smile been our experience that people are organist. ^ — i will be resumed on Dec. 28. x)eliMi«d (Doori hiearinKa ^befoca so keyed up these days that they .Miss Dunning, although she has Ka declgiMv that r’ne falae Yheory The Christmas spirit hit us hard The Junior Choir and Box’s ’ Judge WlUlion .T. McCarthy for wouldn't know how to take advan­ concentrated her talents lit ora­ of IS Titopteat witaeoMe attte'ah’OWnttttatam’’ wlll.te mhle for a brief moment the other day. Choir will combine to sing at the te''aiUUca''anjr-teadway. \- We were walking along Main tag e of an enforced immobilization. torio. l»no stranger to llie'concert cited for cofitemi^ifer their ratheal stage. She has appeared as soloist service and pageant, and will later ; to ahsn!er(..queiBions the I*: jBiMtei^ xaaenhower m et ad Street gazing absently into space. At any rate, the accident that provide music at the 10 o'clock V''^ Washinfton, ttec. 22-Mff^— A Contnauonal ”00101111 friends who broke As we passed the nativity scene in .started us thinking along this line under Arturo Toscanini. Arthur ■-grand-Juiyv !atoly wito- a gltmip:ot Negro eiei Rodzinslii, Sir Thomas Bieecham, service on Christmas Day. the jiMlgeM6CArthy w tnttoanotlier Buffrio, N. ■Dte. rfm en and Wttn two laiataete m recommended today that $oVict Russia be arridgiied 1 ht ?n 7 c.7 ilr of" mJtchin'g Center Park we smiled. was an unfortunate one. The girl Senior Choir being responsible for who was hit is so young—she t* Leo Barzin, and other famous con­ reourtrooid to preetde at the natur- judgii todav Uni. •. ' ■ ' • -’-f . the International Court bn charges of murdering 16,000 Some mundane thought lay be­ the midnight or candlelight service ' The miftetara reportod tha Preah 7ghr*ho7s" Ve^V. ^ wearing hind our sgiilc. we must adruit. and only 15--th at she p:obably didn't ductors. A pupil of the noted -idiaeittan eeaekni Jniiteed of open during World W ar II in the Katyn foreet m asM crt; In a two right* that matched. on Christmas Eve. Ifig the hMyinf for Bdwdra A; Okiet-eiact taid theta he win appetat it waa a worldly smile with mouth have any problema she wanted Metropolitan Opera contralto, Kar. The pageant of the nativity re­ TegtYtdiiiQX .order « CommiMioii to " g « t an U ». facta"- to tha Uousa, * Mweial commttt comer turned up. relief from or which would have in Branzell, she has also sung lead­ )leimett,vJ&t ogKpiihm the-*n^ ht] (Md. Old Oostom lates simply the story of the Birth Miiitff the ,0 0 Uniwa* Stee! about the traatihent .«( rittaciiity which tav«atigataM:^:klUlt>r' The figures In the scene hardly been solved any more easily after ing opera role* with the National . -Vhd th r^ 0(1 LnollM for irllit-tv wea|am Boawi aaMI abto ttel With every other civic groujl. of Christ. Professional scripts ' -Tlte otter two are Joaeph ’ M, Workeiii imion ft»m'^8tTi|dnf. graupa> ■ made an Impression on our con- a short stay in the hospital, even Orchestra Association in' Carnegie have been avoided, and the pag­ For your.«5clf . . . or pifts^ for the Holiday—,tadi(i*4*te-wR*® muird e i children indiscriminately greet all simple definition of terms." ; RADIO BAHERIESi jtgjpq^: a^ IteCwUijr. sau tutr&rte-'fte'kaAb..- ' ateteff^tearbaan tater*ato4 In tte .It* report went OB to say.'that on western st''le with just a trace of , p , m a k p 4 atganfawten’a worif; Rongtim ialata^fiCotetc Tht Btst Valuti n i Seleetioa Jn other human beings they meet. Real Estate Agent—Watch your drawl and breathle-ss Innocence. At ^ *^Mi|a1tar atroctUea'ate vUiathma at ?iOanUmitt '■'TlibHi)' “It ta iky cqnvictton.'.?'te aaifi,: Jntantaitonal law* are being 'tetiiiadtatoly aftwfajC' ^ We looked bark and then we step! least It sounds that way when i - ■. m . ■ fAteitimwd m rag* pet* 4 1 Real (Estate Broker- Hold on to rthat ite graat atruggt* of our .M lAteted: knew. She was taking in the nativ­ heard for the first time. After | * | ^ | 'H | | | | ' Q | *| | | [ S l O r B S ' petfatod In Bteaq. I ity acene and joy ahowed all over your wallet. ■"TSr* ttmaa'la tor , ; tha tearto ate tpoatetodat UcUea bWte . uasc TV you’ve heard the recording in i L. ® - Herald ntMo." her face. She had misunderstood. Realtor—Hang on to the gdld in OAK vnita e( inan—tliair vary inaermoat ta Kbite are tdentleal to tKtea fot< every restaurant and store In i f. 'g*aag,-*M ate.liaiWtie-agte'iaite ..an to tjlte ''M8iag..aaaikif . -Oarai'' iShe had thought ours, too, was a your teeth. amg*. If,wa arc going to te atrang, rtetetetud. Buy of the Week—We're trying Manchester the slyneAir’disappears lai te atrong ta telHL” tte Heath M aacteater fira Pepaato(w4it-yaatoteag',af|a)ra<—■■ ■' .•■■qa*i Radios i smile of joy and friendship. She majffiir of eeseaaealsa. Mtorie waa tonjli* W altor - m Aftar kvtaaiM to unload this before the roof caves and your fingers itch to toss a I DELICATESSEN (CMya-.telk W trSurr M had felt we had komelhing in brlrk at the record player. i Mi. qteai mHte'lMn Ote'»ih.»**te»- g i ____ _ --- I common. We were taking in the In. AUTHORIZED ■ ganerfd’ than to||d hU ltB4l- Records Phonographs j very sight she was hurrying to Sacrifice—Hurry before the city By the way. it 1* expected th a t' 35-A OAK STREET TEL 2.B244 m I young Jimmy will earn some | it Ml WteHl: Wte H ;;h5d at tte.0teiicb/aW»i4 'see. she must have felt. cojidemns it. LIONEL SERVICE w tth MataMal (Oaorgf. ____ _ h M " Washers I Her smile, in short, was a smile Airy Rooms—Try and heat 'em. J100.000 next yea- on the basis ' of t te ihno la ttet Convenient kitchen—^Hire a of his present success. NORMAN'S OPEN SATURDAY AT 5 P. M. Letehoa, aiu^Htai- of brotheilipod. ^ That’s success? "The Variety Mart" [ar 'iMtt fihutev ‘’*i!iaM uito (dis- midget cook, your wife won't fit. grace’* probably bacauaa of that world.” I ' land—^voti agoliut the Soviet Tk, helrhtMirhniMl Kh.pplns Cesler move. Toasters, etc. Slow Moving Truck Charm—What a house is alleged 449 HARTFORD ROAD friendship. Aaaall* Gromyko i A news story in Thursday s to have when it ain't got nothin' Just In Case A COMPtET* UNE OP Mose* Lake, Waah., Dec. 22— ; injured Wednesday when hit bv a week on a esr parked at a meter as demands rose for a civilian probe of-the accident that ficult to get across to this Red Foreign Minister Andrei* Gromyko t outside of its own tight litUe I truck that waa traveling about five M lisle ? near the State theater. Obviously ISAAC GELLIS KOSHER DELICATES­ claimed 86 lives here early Saturday. Civilian officials in and gehersil the basic ideals of Amer­ of seeking to cover up Rusetan bp for the resolution, which was !! miles an .hour reminded us of an friend of ours, after about the car belonged to a salesman, as denounced hyU. S. delegate Ernest out of the government called forf ^ ican democracy. • Waterfront Rackets Probe guilt by hia charges that the Unit'; expression thsl a friend of ours seven or eight years as a radio the rear seat and floor were piled A. Gross, ss a ‘'sickentag" and RADIATOR SENS, SMOKED FISH, HERRINO, IM­ investigations and action to re- -j-, • KZ*'!! TTie President-elect aald Zhukov te States waa murdering Commu­ used to use when life at a particu- new* editor and passing through an high and tight with suitcasea and nist war prisoners. "shabby midnight propaganda Potterton equal number of Yule seasons duce the number of military plane Insisted the Russians appeal "to etunt.” , , sample bags. JbiXpiosion iviiis 130 Ctntffr St. PiMty of Emy Ft m Parking TROUBLE? PORTED CHEESE, FINE OROCERIES, crashes. higher and nobler” things, includ- | New York, Dec. 22— Imj- j rj '"Gromyko’s speech at the UN trapped in a studio while Christ­ this past week end," Madden sfiid; Gross, replying to charm mas music was played over and And it was also evident that thia Saturday’s crash, which killed ^ -g- • point of th‘e ill-fated flight, the might be offered to Connecticut l*IHMtot* Berea) In Providence Hoipital, Holyoke. rollment aurvey. on optional alternative to claim- (Oonttaned as Tag* Two) ^ Nixon ta tte U. S. Srahto. t m . . . .i - M : ■ -l X. 1 7 -' • ■ ) ■ r ■ .

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MANCHESTER EVENT n G HERALD. MANCHES*rER; CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 P A G E T H R O B kt the SOth annual uncertainties, it added, stem from living Christmas tree on the WWte E A S T W O ^ restrlcUons in the present law. House grounds. Greater Private Industry The board said the ABC, Defenbe by allTfedio networks (4.SO p. m-. E U m g t o n Production Administration, the De- Youngsters Cluster around Santa at Community Y Foreign Educators Sum Up Engaged Santa Arrives e .a t) , _ BoaS.lsk SuH leisfe partmenU of Defense. Agriculture "Hangman’s and Interior, and the Federal Pow­ "Fearleoe Congregational BOATS - MOTORS Share in A-Program Urged a p p l a u d s LABOR CHOICE Knot” er commission concurrec. 22 —A group of for-<«>Sngland state departments of edu­ Over 650 Children Are urged that consideratien be given manufacturers, trying to piece to­ Eisenhower's selection of • Officer Panel raw materials In which this coun- | gf,oof Deacon for four years. Edwin The foreign observers, who have faculty. the Manchester Improvemont Aa* mitted the generally concurring which "paramount rights" have Cleveland, 0 „ and Charleston, 8. C. views of 22 Other federal agencies Davis; deaconess for four years. made their headquarters st the In the latter program, the for­ sociatlon's annual Christmas party been placed in the federal govern' His obaervatlons were made first Mrs. Clinton Charier; trustees for University of Connecticut since on the commission’s report, and ment by the Supreme Court but hand— be was one of the pas­ eign visitors observed that Ameri- in the Community T yeatarflay occasionally took exception to three years. Dr. Francis H. Bird September, say that U. S. schools, can college students do not take as which may te vested in the stsdes sengers who lived through »the and John P. Dombek; clerk for afternoon. He distributed glfta, some of the objections raised. by the new RepublicSii adminis­ awful moments of grinding and as nowhere in the world, do a cap- active a part In politics as they do one year. Miss Alice Hyde; treas­ able job In fostering student gov- [ elsewhere, candy and popcorn to mora than The board urged that 17 of the tration, the board said: burning of flesh and metal. l i .78 recommendations be given urer, Gordon Dlmock; music com­ ernment in the high schools and 650 rhildren. "When development of offshore "J had a peculiar feeling," be In fact, said an educator from priority by the President as what STATE mittee for three years, Edward K. collcge.s. The Girl Scouts' choir sang lands gets fully under way. It said from his hospital bed at LAr it called key proposals. It noted Charter; prudential committee for A t the same time however, the India, his governmrnt asked stu­ many of .the carols to start #»a would be prudent to set aside some son AFB, "that we were sUyIng dents to participate in the freedom that the commission focused atten­ of the proved reserves as an under- GALA HOLIDAY SHOW one year. Mrs. (Tlyde A. Cordtsen, group, representing some 14 coun­ program at 2:30 under the dirac- too long on the ground. I became Sr., and Mrs. John H. Lang. movement and so eagerly did the tion of Mrs. Herman Peterson. A tion on the "extraordinarily rapid groundid stockpile for use in the. convinced of this when i felt the tries and nearly all continents, feel raU at which we are utlUilng our Benevolence committee for we that aehools in other lands exceed students respond, the govrrnment quartet Of the girls in green then event of large-scale war. plane bounce at the end of the run­ has since had a difficult time' In material and energy resources.” , "One way of seeking this, as year, Ira Eggle.ston, Miss Bertna in meeting needs o f brighter stud­ sang the children's favorite at this way and it seemed the plane had Mohr. Mrs. CTIsrence I. Metcalf, putting a damper on their zeal. time of year. "Rudolph, tha Rad But It said the materials policy suggested by the commission, is to not developed enough power to l a s t 2 DA'W ---- ents. ‘ "Tlie duller one,” commented commission Is not alarmist and reqidre wider well spacing fend Mrs. Walter Hoffman and Nilo a teacher from Europe. "usuaHw .»v ijt >i I) Phulo. Nose Reindeer.” complete the tfeke-off." Phllbrlck: superintendent of Sun­ Harriet A. Schwartz NOTICE added: skmer withdrawal rates than The pUot, Capt. Demos said, ap­ falls hy the wayside in our Santa made his entrance as the "In the long perspective even day school for one year, Mrs. F. called for by good conservation parently agreed,-as he "tried to, bCROWS schools." rhildren sang "Here Comes Bsnta those material resources we now John Arens; superintendent of esl Gcriiiaiiv Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz Claus." After wandering fm n practice.." yank it into the air because It was Most o f the group al.so think classify as exhaustible may prove junior department for one year of Gerard street announce the en­ row-to-row to greet the children, Mineral L«ase System too late to reverse the-propellers teachers in other lands have more BOTH THESE BANKS WILL BE to be renewable as we learn to In urging a mineral leasing sys­ Mrs. Kenneth E. .Tohnson; super­ classroom freedom and are more Jap Competitor gagement of their daughter, Har­ Santa made his way to the lobby convert and to utilize the elements and stop it." intendent of beginners' depart­ of' the Y, which was brilliuttly tem as an optional alternative to The plane rose sharply,'the cap­ certain of their jobs. This stems riet A. Schwartz, to Marvin Katz, available In the oceans and the at­ claim-staking on public lands, the mnmn ment for one year,^ Miss Eleanor from a basic difference between .con of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Katz rtororated and lighted for the oeca* tain related, then sUrted to settle. I M M lfU Tokyo — 1^1 —Japans chief corn- mosphere, as well as In the land board suggested that the Interior Wood;*secretary and treasurer of American and foreign school of Westbourne parkway, Hart­ Sion. For the next two hours be competitor in export trade to surface of the earth." department prepare draft legisla­ "Then the pilot turned sharp to Sunday school for one year. Miss systems. In this country, the ford, sat Ui his chair and gave the pres­ Aak Amendment to Act tion to carry this out. the left and that suggested to me Lenore Charter. Auditor for one Southeast Asia is West Germany, Miss Schwartz is a graduate of ents to the children. More then he w as attempting to come back to 4 WEDNESDAY schqpl stems from the community. As for atomic energy, the board It said the defense materials year, Mrs. Marjorie Brady. In most other countries, the according to the business news> Manchester High School and Is 200 adults attended, many with the runway. I looked out the win­ CONTINUOUS CHRISTMAS DAY FROM * P. M. Plan Installation very young children in their srme. proposed that Interested agencies procurement agency vigorously schools are set up and controlled paper Nihon Kelzai. now a senior at the University of draw an ani6ndnt€nt to tha AtoiTilc opposed the leasing proposal, be­ dow at that point and estimated The above officers will be In­ 'n e party, an annual feature. Is by national government which The economic journal noted Connecticut' School of Nursing. Energy Act apeclfylng conditions lieving "abuses and shortcomings we were about 75 feet In the air." stalled Dec. 28 after which all She is a member of Phi Sigma made possible by the Improvere The pilot, later Identified in the hires teachers and indicates pro­ West Gerihany exported 8118,558^ under which private interests in Uie functioning of the laws can AMaacaa will be invited in the social rooms Sigma sorority. through contributions. CLOSED list of dead as Ueut. William grams and textbooks. 000 worth of goods to the Soutrf- for a reception and coffee hour. could operate commercially to be corrected by better administra­ The foreign observers, in a pro­ Mr. Katz is a graduate of benefit from their atomic power tion and enforcement" O'Connell of Portland. Me., proba- fM irreawnm i School Board to Meet east Asia areas during the 1952 Henry Wells of Springfield, gram set up by the slate univer­ January-August period compared Bentley School of Accounting and ALL DAY THURSDAY-CHRISTl research, development, and pro­ But the board said the intent of blv changed his mind and attempt- The Somers Board of Education Finance in Boston and has served Mass., driving a Duryea Meter to resume normal course. Cap­ sity's School of Education, under to 8164,667.()00_from Japan in the duction.” the proposed change is broader emy ■■•take has sent Invitations to school board with the U. 8. Air For6e. Wagon, collided with Evylyn 'Hio- The conditions would Include tain Demos said. After that, the members of six other towns Invit­ the guidance of Dr. I. N. Thut. same period. mas. on bicycle. In New Yorti City than a mere correction of short­ have had ample opportunity to A June wedding is planned. such things at patent righU. avail­ comings. It said the change hi to first thing Demos could recall was Hat g g r / ing them to a meeting Dec. 30 at According to government statis­ on May 30. 1896. It was tha first ability of fissionable materials, M d making his painful way tiom the the Somers Town Hall, to discuas see a variety of schools at work. tics. Indonesia was Japan's best reported automobile accident^. provt(|& s more flexible law and They also have visited a number allocation of costs between Indus- give greater latitude to private en­ wreckage and collapsing. the school situation. customer. Importing 847,298,000. customer with imports totaling Miss Tbomas had a fractured leg trial power and weapon*. He was seriously but not critical The meeting has been called as o f factories, service clubs and New India was West Germany's top 836,471,000. and Wells spent the night in Jail. terprise in choosing the means and IMvnUUNIUMMKNAllnM The Manchester Trust Co. The commieeion had rwom methods It employs in discovering ly Injured. a result of a vote taken at a recent mended that the cooperation in meeting of the Somers school sur­ Little Patriciq Burnett looks shyly at Santa Claus as he gives her some Christmas candy and s AND NORTH END BRANCH and developing mineral resources T h e 118 men in the giant twin effect for several years between on public lands. decked plane was not imusual. air U»ETIA YOUNG vey committee Ellington will be gift at the annual North End Christmas party In the Community Y yesterday afternoon. Donna Lln- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. the Atomic Energy com m issi^ In the forestry field, the board force officials said. They told of represented. gard (left) has her head turned away from the camera while on Santa’s Immediate left Is Drusellla (AEC) and private groups toward tests in which 180 men with 100 JEFF CHANDLER Parking Fine Lowered Brainard. clutching the big present she has just received. In the back are Girl Scouts Elizabeth Eng­ developing electric power from recommended steps to expand pro­ grams for fire and pest control, pound packs have flown in C-124s Local motorists wh» park over­ land (left) and Barbara O'Neil. The Christmas part.v Is an annual event for North End youngsters atomic energy be continued to a without pverloadlng. time In Rockville hereafter will heald each year by the Manchester Improvement Asiociation. maximum degree consistent with access road construction and fed'* eral aid to sUtes for producing Biit Rep. Edith N. Rogers (R. be penalized 81 instead of $2 aa BDcurity* planting stock. . Maas.) asked the Air Force to first assessed.' |KEITH'S..OPEN TONIGHT AND TUESDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. The Savings Bank of Manchester This recommendation, the re­ ground the transports until the ac AlHMCOl-FBWOSWr Jih Mrs. Gertrude Beyer of Florence A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK sources board told the PrMldwt. It also recommended legislation authorising federal systems of for­ cident causes. can be determined street has reported the rchnol ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL can be Interpreted as q^stlonlng Servicemen, she told Secretary enumeflation as follows: births the apportionment of effort be­ est credit and Insurance, including I ON THE SAME HOLIDAY SHOW | provision for ultimate transfer of Flnletter, "should not be crowded under one year 92; on# year 105; tween military 2* into one large airplane like cattle.'' atomic energy. The board con- those services to private institu­ two years 77; three years 103; four tions. Sen. Stennls (D „ Miss.), a mem years 108; seven years 77; 16 to tlnued.the security position ber of the Armed Servicos com 17, 71; a total of 1271. mlttee, called for a full report on of the V. 8. is heavily dependent These statistics indicate that the Globemaster crisshes to the the new.Achool building being on atomic weapons, the margin m Gas Line Break committee, after whW i-^ propoe- government atomic energy effort planned will as’lst In meeting the ed that the committee "should then Increase noted in the above enu­ avalUble for civUlan programs Is Ties Up 80,000 determine whether to make an in' necessarily small. icn dependent study toward a redeter' meration. ^ "Whether or not the Atom ic Kn mlnatlon'ot use." Oonflned to Hospital ergy commission could arrange Stanley Dawnorowitz who was (OeaUnufed from Ffegfe Om > Russell said he thought the pre­ SUNDAY DEC. more work on the development of paredness subcommittee, headed I 3 28 | struck by an automobile on Pin- IF YOU COULD ONLY READ MY HEART... electric-generating atomic pljmts IKSPECIU The heart of the business district by Sen. Johnson (D., Tex.), might ney street last Sunday evening re­ without lessening security l» s is heated with steam. take on the crash investigation. iimir*‘"*'*‘rrmnQ mains at the Rockville Hospital question closed to adequate discus­ NO where he was taken following the sion because of the neceesary se­ The St. Joseph News-Press and the Gaxette, evening and morning MOTHER MANAGES SMILE accident. 9H€ td t crecy surrounding pertinent facts. Moses Lake. Wash., Dec. 22—<* KIDCHNf Robert L. Morse of 14 Morrison Advances Retarded newspapers, found themselves without typesetting facilities when —The two little children of Lieut. ITS ^ rtreet. Rockville, who was the op­ The board said the Interest of in­ Robert J. Maple attended a Christ­ dustry In parUcipaUng in atomic the gar supply went off. Fifteen of erator of car will be presented In mas party at Larson Air Force Justice Court Jah. 5 to answer to Ui ii ImltU t i a t em U aef the tpyesettlng machines use gas power development Is retarded by Bsse here yesterday. They had a GREAT ^ uncertainties as to how it would be to melt the lead for type. So con­ a charge of operating an auto with wonderful time seeing Santa Claus •defective brakes. '' - permitted to use Its results. These tainers of bottled ga; were obtain­ in a party that has been looked ed as a temporary measure and KIDDN' School Closings forward to for weeks. Schools here will close-.aft'Cr the the newspapers went to press. Mrs. Maple was there, too. But WHEN _ Wendell Rousch, gas service not Lieutenant Maple. He was co­ morning session tomorroiw for the company plant superintendent, pilot of the Ill-fated C-124 which Christmas and New Year holidays. said the snow and ice which hit the crashed with a loss of 88 lives here They will re-open Jan. 5. hilly city today "deflnltely will Saturday. He died in the wreckage. Personal Mention S S hamper and slow down our opera­ "I couldn't disappoint them,” Mrs. Howard Loveland ha-s re­ tion." Mrs. Maple said of the two little turned to her home on Maple The company has recruited men children. "I had to go through with street from the Hartford Hospital from its branches in other Mis­ It. I couldn't tell them about Rob­ where rhe has been for a few day# souri and Kansas towns to help out ert today." > to have the cait removed from her on the meters. Many are working She choked and fought back tfefers ON THE SAME SHOW broken leg and have another put 24-hour shifts. The light and but managed a smile for two hap­ on which she will have for six- py, fatherless children. 1 I A M E ® W power company and the water weeks. Marriage Intentions of John Ray company have loaned employes to A CARTOON FESTIVAL BtMitfa dtiita Given On C.0.0. Deliveries the gas firm to help out. Wheelock of Rockville and Jean­ fisUbed wiib flas Aatri. A SHOW TO PLEASE THE WHOLE FAMILY ««a wilaat vh m ti. Si U* The gas shortage threw a burden ette Frances Nantic of Ellington, nlios trar. on other utility companies. Heavy have been filed at the town clerk’s for Local Stocks loads on power lines because of In­ office. Rockville. CHtSi creased use of electrical equipment Mrs, E. Foster Hyde of Somers qeetatkws Fnndabafl By caused 15 transformers to burn road has consented to serve as Coburn » Middlebrook. Ine. out. The telephone company chairman of the Ellington Brench RANGE & f u e l o il 1 a. aa. grioea of the American Red Cross It was switchboards aUo were swamped B « ^ Steoks announced Thur.sday by (Charles with calls. Bid Aakafl Beach, chairman of the Rockville One o f the warm buildings in First Nfetlonal Bank Chapter. The Rockville Chapter town was that of the gas service of Manchester...... 88 '8 7 embraces Ellington. The BOLAND OIL CO. company. Hartford National ' Recent Arrival It is being heated with oil. . Bank and Trust ... 30^ 32H . Mr. and Mrs. Mario Lusa, Main Hartford Conn. Trust . 94 — 369 Centir St. Ption; 63 20 street, are parents of a daughter WINTER IN GREAT PRA^* Manchester Trust___ >87 — born Thuraday at Hartford Hos­ AS ABVItDtID By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Phoenix State Bank pital. IN Winter blew in officlslly and and T r u s t...... 58 82 violently on a driving storm of Fire Inenmaoe Cbmimnlee' Manchester Evening Herald El­ U P l snow, sleet and freezing rain Aetna F ir e ...... 64 >i 66>/4 lington correapondent, Mrs. O. F. across the Great Plains today. Hartford F ire ...... 170 177 Berr, telephone Rockville 5-9318. Four to nine inches of snow fell National Fire ...... 70 78 in parts of Nebraska and Kansas, Phoenix ...... 103 108 DuPONT SUIT DIWPPED and lesser amounts through Iowa, For A Life and Indeesfelty Ins. Oos. \, northwestern Missouri and the Da­ Wilmington, Del., Dec. 22—(/F»— Aetna Casualty...... 110 --117 DuPont president Crawford^ H. kotas. Winds of 35 to 50 miles an Aetna Life ...... 114 119 hour velocity whipped the snow Greencwalt says the Federal Jus­ C hist mas Conn. G eneral...... 177 187 tice Department has v/lthdrawn s into drifts. ' Hartford Steam Boll. : 45 48 Outside the snow areas on tne criminal anti-trust suit against E. Travelers ...... 7S0 770 I. duPont de Nemours and Co., but Gift She plains. Icing was ths and Pnbbe UttSttes communications hazarf Ewt-cen- failed to publicize the action. Conn. Light Power .. 15>4 16 In statement released yesterday, tral Iowa reported communications Conn. P o w e r ...... 88^4 40 Wifi Cherish lines were breaking faster than . the DuPont president said “ al­ Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 52 54 though the anti-trust division they could be repaired, and the Hartford Gaa Co...... 36 39 If there it someone "eifba speciel” beading state and about 800 long dlstsncs idiowed no distaste for publicity at Sq. New England the time the Indictment was ob­ your gift list-this Christmas—a Lane Cedar For Many circuits out of service. ^ Tel...... 33*4 36 H Moderate temperatures kept the CAVEY’S tained, It seems as though its at­ Chest will carry your message to her heart Manufaotnrmg Oauapwilca titude has changed.” storm out of tbe bUssard catego^. Am. Hardware ...... 17 19 as no other gift can! And it's prsctical, too, The suit accused the company Years Readings were In the 20s and 80s. Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... 41 44 WILL BE CLOSED because a Lane almost.magically accumulates / The flirt full day of winter — . and a retired employe, Henry Lack­ Assoc. Spring ...... 27 80 a host of other lovely gifts—fine linens, the new season officially began at Bristol Brass ...... 1 8 - IS ey, of conspiring with six .other 4-44 p. ra. (e.s.t.) Sunday — w** Collins...... 115 135 eompanie# to fix prices, discounts HALF GALLON 'olaoicets, towels and many other things that GIVE HER a miserable one over most of tne Em-Hart . . 96 100 AFTER 10 P. M. TONIGHT and terms o f sale o f wood finishes. someday will mean moregradous living forher! nation. . Fafnlr Bearing ...... 33 88 The case dismissed had no icon- of America’s best-liked Ice Cream Low clouds, fop. some snow ano Hart Cooley ...... 34'4 87 VI nection with the so-calleci "General drizzle were general from the Lsindem, Frary, Clk. . 23 25 Motors” anti-trust suit involving THIS storm area eastward to the Ap­ duPon't, Gr'oenewalt said. This civil C fScsM tedi Centurr Kylisz la 95 New Brit. Mach. CO. . 32 34 FOR OUR OWN CHRISTMAS PARTY uiia-fial(h isr. Hti isif- » 4 9 sumTMiasr eauaMTis «wrs palachian mountains. It was^rain- suit is now being argued in Cjhica- O hf OAtMINT SAVfO PAYS POt A lA M f North and J u d d ...... 18 29 tUias mr. MOTMS sinsa OPEN OPEN inp alonp the Middle Atlantic Russell M fg...... 12 14 go and has been recessed until Just think! Only 98c for a Half Gallon Tonight T il Sat., Mon. and coast, snowinp In the Rocky Stanley Works com. . 47 80 Jan. 5 for the holidays. mouhUins and upstate New York, 9 P. M. Tues. ’Til Nine Terry Steam 85 95 of richer, Creamier Sealtest Ice and the Pacific Northwest had Torrlngton ...... 30*4 88 M more of the showers that hit Sun- U.8. Envelope com. ..71 81 COLONIAL LOWBOY U. S'. Envelope pfd. .. 83 68 Cream . . the same'fine quality 'the only sections with fair Veeder-Root ...... SO . S3 C O O L la n d LANE CEDAR CHEST Sunb«am, Toast Master, Universal, Manning Bpw- weather were the Southwest and The above quotatjonssore not to Rente .8 COMPORTAILI you’ve always enjoyed. Too big a the Gulf states. fee construed a« fectufel murketa. and -A~*L III rich satin Mahogany with convenient The Midwest's, lowering skies 44 I drawer. Spacious red cedar atorage com­ threatened a continuation of bargain to lest—so hurry! partment. Authentic 18th Centur;' de- man, Dormeyer, Hamilton Beach, Generar Mills, hazards which shut down Chica­ President Praises M f l l i B « n aign for la.sting beauty. go's midway airport Sunday and stranded at Des Moines a char­ U . S . Your choice of flavors. tered plane carrying 67 service­ Korea Force SMOWIR ICE CREAM CAKE Proctor, Cory, Camfield,GE, Knapp-Monarch, Presto men from Travis Field, Calif., to Washington. Dec. 22— —Presi­ IRUSH • ff h « M « Chicago and New York. ■ifiilD** tirtiii* Because o f the pre-Christmas dent Truman in a special Yuletidc >79» travel rush, the shutdown at message told troops In Korefe they w b i — dM iMTitort* General Electric are holding back aggrparton and RESERVATIONS NOW time tf«cc mt nam e It’s simple! Just turn out a whole AU Purchnaea Will Be Delivered In Time •Chicago was estimated to have af­ wit* t rtfrttffja* fected 10,000 persons. Trans-World thus enabling "your countiymen •howtr. Half Gallon of Sealteat loe Cream on a For Christinas - and mllUont of other people” to en­ Airlines said 2.000 of its bookings FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE ' plate. Then cover it with your REACH EASY either were canceled -or were joy a paacoful Chriatmaa. landed at SL Louis or Kansas City. In a sacond meaaage ieaued dur­ SlMk DiRiMr. Floor Show, NoHomoliors favorite topping and decorate with The aervlcemen nranded at ing the week end the President told R. E. LEMIRE—Btan. 2-8195 all overaeaa acrvleemen that '.'the whipped cream, nuta and candiea.-s- O F MANCHESTER CLEANER Des Moines were-en route home on Per Coaple S14.00 (Tax IncL) J. C. MORRISON—Man. 8892 IC E CREAM Christmas furloughs. The flight task you liava aet for youraalvaa la Attractive! Original! Delidoua! Potterton’s nothl^ laaa thab the ealvatioa of _ Manchester Territory F O R FINE . was to be resumed today. jFAMOUS FOR SERViCC FOR 21 YiARS the world.” Mult B| Btb Halprii’t Orthtilra A. DUBALDO^Man. 4968 YOUR SEALTEST STORE ibsJW liUAea At home, the President will de­ 1 )0 C patfr Cemer e l CNireli FteRty f t Ei»y Fraf F«Mkkif[ In Britain, women have the Andover, Hebron, Cohimpla Sr.' same rights i t voting aM hdding liver hla loot offleial CBrlsUnaa For RtairTatioiifl T d. Maneheatcr R-802S T. BIDEB—Mnn. 112—7-8872 ottlea as BSOB. meefeofa to the aatlaa W idneudfey OENIRAL ICE CREAM CORP. aMdfea af i I Baky ^ sAiiti C t ., m s m m n s i opho'ITi ku;h ^ n m .u BeNsn. Mfe—Rzkl. Coventry Wofeh S^aJtatf "Big Top" on fafw W pn. S m i tor timo and sfofien. y \ . 3 ■ V V , ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DP:CP:MBER 22, 1952 PAGE JTVE 1952 UANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MAMCHE3TEB. COMM. MONDAY. DECEM BER r it. Then they gav6 him their mar­ planned in cooperation with the and la also a part of a ckurch-wlda Sc*ore§ Piiblieitv riage llccn.se. * ^ Stiid^iitH a PAGE FOUR 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 1 1 MYF, high fchool youth organiza­ emphasis In all.Methodist churches. Auto S{jif^ty "Belts Would Curtail "The lleense had been issued in The supper will be served at 5:80 N o Mistake Here; On Banned Films 1909. At South (Jiiirch tion; the Epworth League, young pirn, and will be followed by an ". Response Is Liglit adult group and the WSCS, church informal program In Cooper Hall. Scouts Near Goal RK’R IMPORTS I NNECESSARY woman’s group through its student Invitations have been fxtended Accident Deaths^ Experts Say Paris (.Pt A DeGaulIist deputy Manila — !^ -The executive scc- South Mfthorlist Church will seeretary. to all students by the committee In But Satisfactory has asked the French' Parliament cetar.V of the National Federation honor its students at a special holl- The affair la held during the charge, and service men who are Andover. Dec. 2 2 -A By BERT GOLl)R.\TH to adopt legislation limiting the of Filipino Farmers predicts that da.v pntiuck at the church on Sun­ Christmas holiday . season while at home for Christmas art alao In­ local Scout who had enough faith C hicago—(NBA)—’The men the Philippines will not have to day, Dec. 28. This observance is student? are home from college. vited. - RMponae to Rev. Fred R- ^ in members of his own troop to^ publicity given to films banned to n r 'i open Forum request for aid whose business Is safety have bor­ those under 16, which he de.sorlbes import rice next year. j. finance their Christmas tree sales Secretary Buenaventure (’ . Lo- to a Caechoslovaklan minister campaign didn’t make any mis­ rowed a_weapon from airplanes in as ’’spectarular. rowdy and pro­ whose car was wrecked In a recent voking." Such publiclt.v. he .says, I pez ha.sed his prediction on in­ take. Robert Mann, Jr., got back a new attack on the notion's death creased rice production, light de­ accident has been light, his (130 Saturday and indications toll from auto accidents. It's the arouscs-the curiosity of children in a regrettable wav and gives for- mand for ^ Imported cereals, and ter said today, but he today are that Scout Troop 124 Is use of seat safe^ belts. large acale use of fertilizers sup­ would be satisfied even If ho other well on Its way to concluding a eignej'S "an unfavorable impres­ A familiar device to air travel­ sion which damages the moral plied by the U. S. Mutual Security contributions are received successful venture. Rev. Edgar pointed out that he ers, seat belts usually consist of prestige and reputation of Agency-. . A t last count more than luu two-inch webbing and a buckle had no way of knowing about trees had already been-sold and It France.’’ trlbuUons which ljr>lght which can be unfastened with one W liv B •ris when holldET KueBU Is estimated that if the complete hand In a second, ^ e y ’re worn *re EiTlving? Gl$e them nood’ii ito t directly to stock is disposed of, some (150 to rr.S NEVER TOO LAtE ^ n c s at the Methodist Church In loosely around the waist. wUh i Warren. Ark. i/Pi An el­ deUrioiit IIrr (200 will be cleared. three or four Inches of slack. MTve! Don't drudge in the kitchen Moodus, where he now serves as There were grave doubts three derly Negro couple appeared be­ Widespread use of the belts In ' — beatings mixing, mesMirlng — weeks ago when thf idea of sell­ fore Judge W. A, Baker. Warren’s join ^nur guetlt and enjov votir* **The pastor of South Methodist cars, says Robert A. Neal, super- "marrying justice of the peace" ing Christmas trees was first p i^ Intendenl of Indiana state police, nelf! Order Hoodie non*alcoholir Church said his church 1^ donated posd. It appeared that all ordi­ iv w m oocft^OB oalla for and explained that they had once would bring a quick cut In the Egg Ncig noBc — from your Hood tlOO and that a Methodist church nary means of raising capital been engaged to bo married but May this Christmas .Season be forested in Putnam took a collection yester­ death rate. H14 conclusion is ba."ied Route baleBman or your favorite would fall short of ths mark. the plans were changed and they day. Other Methodist churches on a survey by Hoosi*r troopers Btore. Then voung Robert stepped for­ were just now getting around to Call Mancheater 7?0A are helping, he said. ^ who have been instructed to note ward and offered to back Troop the weight and position of crash Rev. Benes, cut off from return 7 • m Jan. 11. all Manchester telephone numbers 124 with the necessary funds— ■an te make • kit! to his native Chechoslovakia, re­ Starting at 7 • • wi».v,ell Joan A. Saidmond. Janette E. .victims. They wear the belts them- . taken from his own savings. The eelves. ceives a salary of H.IWO from his (130 made it possible for the troop small Moodus church. He w m to make a down payment on the Neal stresses that most persotui ' Ths Bast Values and SBlection in brought to the United SUtes by trees with a promlseJrom the deal­ who wind up as accident statistics I mailed o.ut on Jan. 5. ■ ' - are killed or Injured by their own the Methodists as a crusade wholar er that the balance of the sum I and la continuing his education at cars, after being banged about In-1 TV Hartford Theological Seminary. Lays Giaut Egg > could b« paid later. aide the car or thrown through a On route t — a chain of drug stores Mlrtl- measured 814 Inches around at the . STANEK glows with faaUya color. Rad Maraschino cherries g ^ Tbailand has agreed to help Burma belts are presented by William W. his .seat and in maximum control other 66 per cent probably could gaft Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana, ends and 6>4 hichey around the mlnt-flavorad and Dubonet cherries with an alegant add^ Harper, a safety-minded legal during and after an impact. have lived. T^wild its capital and other towns middle. It weighed S ounces. A Electronic Laboratories •trtously daniaged by aerial bombs Died Saturday. touch of frath. crunchy nut meaU. A luiclous climax o physicist. He says they reduce The Hoosier survey reveals that In other words, says Neal. 66 Staunton. Va. — Dr. William standard egg for a full-grown hen, the hazard of being thrown Into only 16 per cent of rural auto ■ad rtrells In tte last war. 277 BROAD ST. to 84 of every 100 persons killed Alexander Mnrphy, «>"?• P**l with conaldersbly more experience your holiday faaat, the dash or windshield; they pre­ accidents are non-survisble; that might have survived if they had ^Hnie Burma government had at egg-laying, weighs two ounces. Potterton's aonal physician for Gen. John J. 1 30 Confer Sf. adked Thai government assistance vent occupants from being cata­ is. the victims are crushed within had the proper protection inside Plenty of Easy Free Parking Pershing. Died Sunday. pulted through open or weakened the car with no chance of escap­ the car. la providing skOled labor to man­ Los Angeles — George Blake BETTER ORDER SOME TODAY ufacture bricks and tlues and re- 71, flgkt referee and manager of iNMistnict ruined buildings. The two champion boxeri — Fldrt La Burmese government said them Barba and Jackie Fields. Bom atGAUDET'S was a ahoftage of such labor In In Chicago. Died Saturday, - Burma. ^caf NEU^S For The Santa Is Still Going Strong at HOUSE’S Holidau GROOM 1 Dozens of Last Minute Gifts D IV

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M M E PEPPY HEPPY Give Him Tools for Christmas If Dad has a yen for doing things around the house, NOW! IT MALONEY’S he’d Uke nothing better than a good set tools, or a Black and Decker power saw. The> re real he-man solutions to the gift problem. (And. o ff the record, gals, tools are one sure way to give him the urge th get busy on those fix-up jobs). Stop in and let us help you make your selection. If you wish, we’n gladly hold your order ’til the day before F Still Plenty of Low-Priced Xmas. iV irviH i. T V I STANLEY CARPENTER TOOLS BLACK DECKER POWER TOOLS l Gifts on errmTTT^

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m d i V X yr- -C L I- ■ /• ------:■< 1} ■-v^----\-- PAGE S E V lb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1952 .1. ______—. . — -- - -• ■------—— —■ I I II a .1 1 !■ ax MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ___ ll ^ Siamese Twins Mother Facing training to build up a reagrre youtl^ each year, but Paras wanU W ed d in g s Military Training force of 120,600 menifc or emgrfgn- that Stepped up to 10,000. Winzler-Sasiela .Nuptials clea. Cling to Lives w n o-^ iM * Perez recalled that the late Prea- Charles Burton In 1B4I mgde the I Certain Death ^ Radio and TV Revival Is Urged Idcnt Manuel Queaoh created a hif first baby c a n ia fe , followed by MiM Msrgaret Virginia Saaiela,' Phoenix-SlQver WNHO—Ch. « (CiHiMaaad from P a c t Ob b ) reserve force with a i^tlaens train­ proteiU from pedestrians bscauac daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley For 4th Baby MAnild — (/Pi — Houae Speaker ing plan and It was ready when people wheellnf the contraptions Giving whiskey? Be original! AdiM—troNB—Ewiy EdiUop. ■ Pasiela of 32 .Norwood street, and still in a coma and the hospital WTIC—wwr.. Eufcnie Perez wanta the Philip- World War II broke out In Aaia. ran Into them. Burton moved to I ' 7:M-WCCr -Oood Homtns; England and opened a factory. j^ndrew W lnller, DM 1. U. 8. said h(s condition is precarious. He (OoBtlnuesl From Page One) . irutle. ^Ineg to revive cltlaena military The PhlHpplnea now train 6,000 Muilc. js’avy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew WTIC—Bob ftMlA it being fed Intravenously. WDRC—H.w^ Winzier, Sr., were united in m ar­ The little Brodies are the only though they are taking it a month >-It H»pp«n« *'f«ry *«y ■ WOffB—We.ther; New.; UII J.nklnt riage on Saturday evening. In head-linked Siamese twins who premature. »?"&r»v»n oJ 'Muilc. WTHT—Bre.kf..! with Be WKNB—Polonl.. Center Congregational Church. have survived surgical separation. • But they fear Mrs. Garrett WHAT—Momln* Beren.de. The candlelight ceremony was per­ .WDRO-Th» 7:l»—WONS—Newi. OPEN TONIGHT AND TUESDAY UNTIL 9 Thus, each hour ot continued life won't survive the effects of the IT—Gdd4« Arnold 8ho,^ WKNB- Polonl.. „. . . formed at 7:00 o’clock by the min­ , ,'C_Tdunff Wtddrr Brown. is'ill Itae'f A medical milestone. auiYfefy, as the pregnancy has re­ HAT^Sivn A U tf rro*r*ni. . 7:t*—WTIC—Wnnther. Morplnc W.tch. uter Rev. Clifford O. Simpson. 7:1*—WCCC — N.W.; Good Morning Oreiiniat Andrew Wktaon played At 10 dim, today the Brodies duced her resistance. They aay she WTTC—WoiMn In My Huflc. would have as little change of sur­ Gita tha orlgtHot WDRC—N«iw; O'* WDRC—Old Mu.le Box. ♦he tradlUonai bridal music and passed the lOoth hour since they i i j T —Newj; Jo* O'™*®- WKNB—New.; Phil U.le Show. accompanied the aololat, Frank, were wheeled out of the operating viving a normal delivery, and by h a t—Story Q®**"- WONB—Bill J.nMn.. Maloney, tenor, who sang "1 Love i room. A bulletin issued at 10 a.m. Caesarean lhay may save the baby. Kontuefy vcMtkay ON8—Borby 7:*g-WHAT—New.. Give Stride Rites V itb "This time they may be right," ~‘f c J !i»t r 7 :»g-WTHT—Wenther. Thee" and “Tha Lord’s Prayer."* read; WDRC—Newe. Red ’ poinaattlaa and Chriatmaa ■No chkngt for better or worae. saya the mother. For 172 Chriati teeB WONB—W'e.ther. _ creens composed the decorationa. Roftney atUI critical. Roger atlli 1 The ailment from which she a;if- people have glvea I;gg—WDRC—World New. Reundug. A GIFT CERTIFICATE fers la a cancerous condition of the WCCC—Kiddle Comer. Given In m arriage by her father, ’tr^ precarloua." Jtmet E. Pepper wkUMp TnJRC-Memorj tAn*. • WTHT—New. the bride was attended by her sis­ Rodney, to-whom surgeons gave lymph glands, similar to leukemia, viih confideal eajey eBt H i’ * . WTIC—NeT.. I t will ABgurs thslr parenU that their ter Miss Jane Marilyn Sasiela, as the single main drainage blood commonly known aa cancer of the _Xx.rrnio Jon**. WHAT-Cup of Coffee Oub. i' blood. And why notf It't ike g,IA_WDRC-Cun }lu»ry. WONB—NewA maid of honor. Howard Hampton, •vein which formerly the twins WHAT—Ndws WKNB—New*. Child will be Accurately Sued at any cousin of the bridegroom, was best ■hared, ia atlll regarded in criti­ } Certain drugs ajid X-ray treat- linest-ustiag Kentucky ' W nC—Not«» »nd <3®®"®;^,._n .ii. :lg—WDRC—Shopper. 8peel.l. • man. and the ushers were David cal . condition and haa failed to ' ment help relieve the ailment and fsB^W TH T- mnW« rr*.»eb- B»ll- I whiskey. Get iOBM WTIC—Newj. future tlirie. Mommy’g and daddy's Sasiela. brothar of the bride, continue the progress he had prolong life, but there is no knosvn WHAT—letting with Wwnp. cure. yoursein C«U Brown. N«w». ^ WTHT—M.rtli Agron.ky. mind will be at eaae knowing they Richard Morrison of East Hart­ made. Rodney waa given the sagit­ Eraalag WONB-Bill JenklD’. Show. ford. and Gordon Hampton and tal sinus, a large blowA The bride's gown of Imported back to the heart, both because he Mrs. Robert 8. Phoenix bert, 3. Her husbarid, Thomas, *a'- boy. aircraft company employe, also JO. Olr«d. WTIC—R.dlo B m tr. Chantilly°ver lustrous satin waa more vigorus and believed WTHT—Bob Lloyd. Mr.^ andBFIU Mrs. s-I In* William vviaaiiam aP. • .*«» .Slover » i acts cas*as a oschool v **\ev»* xcustodian « i*» *s in hia WDRC—New*. \va.s designed with a fitted bodice, more likely to survive, and because :«J—WCCC—BreekfMt New.boy. round neckline and long sleeves the veins’ position favored him. of 160 Maln"Street announce the; off hours to help, meet the flnan- " WONB—p.ttrr - . _ . rialclal burden. burden w n c —Bob StMl*: Bporti. WONS—Gmtrriel He.tter. tapering to a poit^t at the wrists; Rodney waa la:a animated than marriage of their daughter, Betsy :gg-WDRC—.New*. the skirt with tiers ot ruffled tulle Saturday, however, when he par­ They plan their merry Christ­ WDBC—Jtob 2.1®**^ A B.11.T.. WK.NB—Newe; The Little Bhow. A., to Robert 8. Phoenix, TOn of ..•A—WHAT—Supper Bjren.de- WCCC—13 Hundred u d iO MIU. terminated In a court train. Her roted a nurse’s question, "What la. mas tojgcther. Then after that fes­ S;uIw6RC-Oay^^b.rdo. veil oL-nylon tulle was attached Mrs, Arthur 8. Phoenix and tlie tive dsv. the mother goes to the w nC —We.ttier B i«.u - ■WONB—Newt. ^ ^ T h is?" He Is able to take soma WHAT—New.: Morning SUr Review to a lace cap edged with pearl late Mr. Phoenix of New York hospital, po.ssibly for the last time. ^.J*_W■i_WTHT—Bereno THT—Bereno ummra.ii.Oiminell. WTHT—Bre.kfMt Club. nourlMiment In normal fashion. * ‘wTIC—Emil* Cot. Olee *^4^. WTIC—ThUter ot M .log^ flowers. She carried a white Bible Emphasizing the miracle aspects City, on Saturday, Dec. 13 In Las WONS-N»w»i Mm Ic tor Amdric^ with orchid marker and streamers; / WDRC—Ouy UMnw|rdo. of their .surx’lval this long, similar-, Vagas, Nev.-, iIS—WDRC—Muilc off the Record. of stephanotis. ■ WCCC—New.; Hu*ie. WON8-.JKk Downey’. WazworM. ly Joined Siamese t*ln s died In Mra. Phoenix graduated from •:iA_B’TIC—thTM «»r Bxtrfc The m aid'of honor wore a gown WXNB-Bd SwMt Show Greenwood. Mt s.. Saturday. Manchester High School In the WTHT—Stock JtorkH Sumnury, iia -w c c c —Nrei; Muket BwkeL of red net over taffeta. Her ^ ra claaa of 1947 and ffbm Syracuse BANTLY WTIC—New.; Toui Gardin. was of holly and she also carried They were John L. and John »«?••____ 4 - ; University In the cljUie of 1952. .. Jenktnf Show. WHAT—ItallM Music, sprays of holly. , * Edward, sons of Roosevelt and lU—WDRC—Blag Ciashy. Maybelle Flowers. One of the four- Mr. Phoenix graduated from Syra­ iltoB law tA Jr. WHAT—Pametu Trials Mrs. Sasiela chose for her daugh- cuse University In the class of OIL CO. months-old Negro boys died un­ -Wentldr. Hradlln. Edition. wnc-Vletor Ui Llndl.hr. ter s wedding a two-piece navy IMO, served In the N avjj In World WKNB—Eddy Howard Show. taffeta dross, white accesaories and expectedly and th* other died In wricf-Pbllo Twice. Slia-W DRC—Arth'ji Godtray. W ar n and at pre.eent la produc­ t e l . 2a4S9S— 2-4594 JAMES E. PEPPER an operating room before ai rgery .il*-W OHe—Tollo ToiL W H T —My Tru. Btory. white orchid corsage. The brido- tion engineer for the Pacific Divi­ WTHT—EltnorT^jlA SERVICE croom's mother was attired in tkn WTIC—Waieom. Travalar*. to separate him from his dead sion of BendIx Aviation. Born tvilh the Republic (1760) WCCC—11 Hundred and M HIU. lace with brown accessories, and l 2 S w . twin could be attempted. The couple ere living in North Range and Fuel WHAT—New. In Italian. her corsage was of white orchid.s. ’ WTiO—Nwr. of the World. WKNB—New.; Throught the TMia. The existence of another similar Hollywood, Calif. WHAT—EymPbony H.1L lt:lS-WDRC-Arthur Godfrey. STATION A reception for 200 guests fol­ pair of twins In Germany haa been WHAT—Italian Mualc HOLLYWOOD itsiiie biUdio WTHT—Lon. lowed the ceremony In the Federa­ disclosed. Dr. Peter Roettgen of Oil Disfrribufrors 7 AND t YtA» OlO WHI$K£Y HtNDtO WITH 4S% CHOICt GIAIN NIUTIAl SBWTS. '* WDI Jlub rmMn. lilts —WTHT—Whlfpcnng StrMU. . 344 EAST CENTER STREET MRS. ANDREW WINZLER •;tg—WDRC—Ed Murrow. ISiia—WDRC—Arthur Oodfiay. tion Room of the church. The the University of Bonn said he has In preparation for a possible opera­ 64 8 MOOF-5 YtA« OID KINTUCkY ST3AIGHT WHISKtY. M 71007 VtAt OlO WONB-Top Tune*. w nO —Double or Nothing. wedding cake was baked by the tion on the unnamed German BOTTltO IN 8ON 0-100 TtOOf ’ JAMES t 7t77H « CO.* IWINGTON, KtNTWC»'» that small repairs can be made be arked for pictures and films of the 333 Main Stroot W nC -O n. Mmi'. JunlW. _ WCCC-Niwi; Mualc. bridegroom’s cousin,. Mrs. Roland operation of the Brodies to study twina. 7,Ss4-WONS—N®r.i: Concert FWtlwL WKNB—Voice ot Mueheater. Wishes All Its Friends and Customers A Merry Irish Red *ud white carnations Marlborough 4^*0 waaning. g.SS-WDRC-BuH>.nM. ttiSg—WTBT.^Wh«o a Girl MarrlM. * wHAT—Operation Opportunity. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. decorated the buffet table. Lat,er a WnO-B*llro.d Ho®r.__, l i i l i —WONB-Nawa. Christmas and A Happy Prosperous hew Year large number of the relatives and TTON^Womon of Oie Tew. iitiP -'WCCC—11------Hundred uid M HIti. friends gathered at the Wlnzler Group Plays Host WTHT—Henry J Tnylor. W8hori Shoft Dr&m&. WKNB-Newt: Caravan of Muala TOOLS I 4:1ft—Me«t The Sure. 1:1A--WDRC—Perry, Maaon. AMERICAN LEGION HACK MW 1 while both were stationed at a A sewing comer should ideally Rubmatein’a rich, long-lasting perfume-colognes—in ft:ft0—HoweV Doody. WTIC—Cinderella Waakaad. Washington Air Force Beae. be located tai.the laundry room eo C;0^What One pereon Gtn Do. WHAT—Save A Life. m il w'. 1M > golden-topped bottles encrusted with simulated jewels. 6:1ft—Variety Club. t:M—WONb—New. 6: W—SportBCopr. 1:9S-WCCC—Nawa: Mualc. 1 1 1 M 1 '• In White Magnolia, Heaven-Sent, and Command Per­ 6:40—Weather Fore<'art - .i, WTHT—It Happen* Evary Dayi ' 4 6:45—World News To

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lUNCHESlER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 P A G E N i K i P A G E E I G H T 4

tied. We approve the present ef: mander; . William Daddario, chap­ ly Installed officers. A buffet lunch Bulla Ib Installed lain: Walter Von Hone, treasurer; was served by the members of the \ fUnrt|PBtpr fOrt of American diplomacy to re­ Big Response Anthony Leone, officer of the day; Ladie^ Auxiliary. vive some possibility of settlement ;^DAV Commander and Edward Miller, sergeant at; lEtiPttIttd ifrralb between Iran and Britain, and we To Toy Drive arms. Charles Varca will continue Kuwait, a sh«;)kdom at the head PlUtUSIUCD HT TUC are afraid that if it docs not suc­ as adjutant for the coming yifar. of the Persian Gulf with a popula. Records- p g » * T .n p r i n t i n g CO.. I N t Wesley Bull*, an Army veteran , RtMcll street ceed somelhinB terrible may bap- m i e i n Representatives from varlouijtloh of 170,000, h.xs proved re- 11 veteran and civic organizations cx-! serves of 16 billion barrets of oil, Haneheeur, Conn. pen. like having Iran head toward |T w o T rU ck LoUfIs tO B e of World W'ar II. was Installed as tRUKAS P. rCRG ^N . commander of Manchester Chap­ tended their greetings to the new-' half that of the United Spates. WALTER R. rERGOSON. the Communist side of things. | [jy LioilS Cluk 1C And Up * ^ 16 BraOds WATKINS IS OPEN TONIGHT^AND TUESDAY EVENING 'TIL 9 P n bllehen __ But we can bclt«\>r-i#-we wish, te r No. 17, D isabled A m erican Pounded October 1. IW l____ Veterans, at ceremonies held Wedr that the lielUemenl of the Iranian To Muns'field Tonight Publlibed Beery Eyenln* Except nesday. Holldapx. Entered at tbe oil crisis would produce s catas­ For Children and ALL ■uiidA7 e nnd E The Christmas Toy drive spon­ Charles P. Varca, department featOCic* at Mancheeter. trophe perhaps fsr more .serious commander, waa installinn officer i eeond Claaa Rail b Matter. sored by the Manchester Linns than that which is potential in any assisted by PDC Peter Nugent of Music Lovers Handy Check Lists SUBSCRIPTION RATES Club ended today, and two truck We.st Haven and PDC -David Rlt- Handy Check Lists Payable In Adrance continuation of the present situa­ ^TEHLMNG DREi^ER SET loads of toys collected will be tow of Hartford. Installed with — i- g M Tear tion. Clip and bring with you tonight. __ Hontha ...... delivered to the Mansfield Train­ Commander Bulla were Albert 'Clip and brinj with you tonight Thraa Moi\tha ... How ran this be? Sheffield, senior vice commander; — To pteame H er vamitp ••• ing School tonight. Response by It is really very simple. In the the people of Manchester and aur- William Miller, 'junior vice com­ $10.95 Slnsla Copy ...... ” time thiit Iranian oil has been out founding towns was overwhelm­ U EM BEK o r of production, other countries in ing, a club official said, and hun­ THE ASSOaATBD PRESS There's still time to give her a Lane Chest the Near l?aat have increased dreds of toys were collected, in­ The Aiaocleted Preie !» cluding doll cribs, dolls, carriages, antiUtd to the uee of republlcetlon of their own pi^lurtlon of oil, to Chewing Wrigley’s to $259.95 all aewa dlepatchee credited to It. or tricycles, plastic and metal toys, ro t^ er^ ee credited ‘h'* P«P« meet the scarcity caused by Iran's games, bonks and . miacellaneous and aleo the local newe •!*??: All rlahta of republlratlon of epeelal ahut-dow n. They H^ave m et this toys. Seventv-ffv* per cent of all Spearmint Gum Slepatchea herein ar^ aleo renerred. .scarcity so well thaUsU would now toyh donated were new. Pull lenrlce client of N. E. A. Sere- be regarded as sometldng of an Many toys were brought to the Tfh^ various business establishments, Sweetens Breath I^ibllehere’ Reprerentetlyei; ^ e economic disa.sler for Iran sudden­ acting as collection points, by Phonographs Jollui Mathewe Special Agency — New ly td begin dumping its w n nor­ small children who were confident York. Chicego. ,^tn>l' •nd ‘ Bopton. ^ Every personp e r s o n MEMBER AUDIT BUREAtJ OP mal production on the worl^.mai- Santa would bring them new toys who is redll 'OpMS," Pertoblss and Radio-Phonographs CIRCDLATIONS.______kets. We wouldn't know what, to thi.s year and therefore chose to lar knowsM ; ( j'~ , ^ [] Andirons j ... . 1. I T. _i_u» i\..'ihelp other less fortunate children Tha Herald Prlntlna t!onnp|My Ine.. do with the oil. It might drive l>>e by donating their used toys. portanl it is to keep no Saancts responilblllty for the brealli fresh and typngraphlcal errors appearing I" ■"* prices down. It might create a Two local organizations sending sweet. That’s one 22.50 vertlsementa and other reading inatter serious depres.sion In the other in sizeable donations were the PAY ON W-B EASY BUDGET TERMS hi The Mancheater E»enttg HeralC reason so many [ ] Cocktail Tables Near East countries who are now : Bowers School Cub Pack, directed chew W rigley's Special [ ] Desk Chairs PIsclay adTartlalng clqaing houn: I *’V Hall StewBct, and Gibbon’s A.s- Spearmint Gum Solid brass andirons 20'^3 F o r Monday- 1 p. ■>. suppbmg the market. | catholic Ladles of Colum- regularly every day. This delicious 22.50 For Tueaday—1 p. m. Monday. 12" Victor or Columbia inches tall; Colonial repro­ Pap WaJneaday—1 p. o. Tueaday. Thls depression might spread | bus. chewing gum, with its lively, long- A prized ond persoriol way to reflect your good withes .. 14.95 ductions P op TTiUPiday—I p. m. Wednesday. elsewhere. At the least, it might, I Members of the Lions Club met lasting, real spearmint flavor, sweetens i 50c Eoch — Album Free P op Friday—1 p. m. Thursday. Saturday at the main eollectlng the breath and gives the mouth a fresh, beduiifully designed matched dresser set in precious Sterling. Cocktail Tables make popu- P op Batnrday-lp. m. Friday. in the Near East itaelf, cause clean taste that is iruly^elightful. -j Symphonies', Concertos, All Clas.sics K One of many desk and di­ —Tong Sets CltaaUied deac-llna: 10;S0 a. m. each point, to repaint and repair many •aim UcIhSm rtScMi T«i $38 50 * lar srifts. This one is a|ll ma­ « pubtteatibn except Saturday— enough discontent to send not of the used toys. Wrigley’s Spearmint costs so little, ' (Made to sell for $1.12 each). X nette chairs is this IjTe- hogany —Firescreens Iran, hut every country around it, G eorge W illard, ,7r., chairm an of too, and you can chew and enjoy each ' ■ iDatk model. Ummy rm ym m m ta lavH eM a t a a adS lad eaeS —Firewood Baskets Monday, December 22 into the Communist orbit. the toy drive, today expreased his stick as long as you want. Its goodness ' The "Financial Timra" of Lon­ thanks "to the hundreds of In­ is backed by a company that nas been —Tier Tables —Spark Guards dividuals. organizations snd stores making quality chewinjc gum—and IT'S EASIER LISTENING MORNINGS —Leather Chairs don, which may not be entirely —End Tables " I t Does Endure" that supported the toy drive with pothing else—for gmerations. Be sure ' —Occ^asional Chairs without bias in the issue, there­ donations. Hundreds of children to get the original Wrigley’s Spearmint ’ —Lamp Tables At 4:46 o’clock this morning, fore eoncludes that "it is hardly will be happier this Christmas he- Gum. Look lor the green spear on the f— Boudoir Chairs —Step-End Tables a f te r a bitter all night debate, the worth trying to mend the damage csiise of the generosity of Man­ package. : —Fanback Chairs chester citizens." United Nations General Assembly in Iran if it means disrupting the j took Its planned recess until after JEWELERS...SILVER SMITHS SINCE 1900 Potterton’s rest of the Middle East. Whatever i FREIGHT DERAILED the holidays. ^ PInnty of Free Parking ^ political reaaons there may be for | 958 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER 130 Cantor St. Other Lane Chests The debate which kept tlie wishing for a settlement, economic i Milford, Dee. 22 i.'T' A broken world's diplomats in emergency: changes cannot be ignored wheel flange was blamed today by OPEN TONIGHT AND TUES. ’TILL 9 I [1 Cleaner sesalon until this unreasonable New Haven Railroad officials for from 54.95 7 9 . 9 5 j .So it may not be the worst thing | the derailment of six ears of a JWWWWWHIW I hour was not a very enlightening Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ‘ abour the situation in Iran that it freight train here Saturday nil I*. 62.95 • debate In any positive sense. Riis- , . .u .. j . Subject to Prior Sale • ' , is difficult to get the headstrong The derailment tore up about 1,000 Handsome Colonial lowboy desi]am in mahog­ sia felt like getting^ in one lasl!„_,.,.^ ______'I feet of track but caused little dis­ British and the headstrong any venetta on solid aromatic cedar. Simu­ Hoover Junior . . an fcffi- bip propaganda blow before the ruption in the flow of traffie be­ Iranians to compromise with each tween New Haven and New York. lated drawers decorate front panel of cedar cient cleaner for the small Christmas rece.ss was taken. It is other. We also have to pay some storage compartment, real drawer in base. home an' ejssy thing for the Communist | j attention to the po.saihillty that it It is believed that the area now world to make propaganda out of oeciipied py the Sahara Desert was would he very bad news if they —Refrigerators what has been happening in the a fertile reelon when man first ap­ did romproml.se. 'prison camps under our manage­ peared there. —Home Freezers This, in our limes, is a typical­ ment. And this particular propa­ —Gas Ranges ly normal aituation—all fouled up. [ ] Bookcases ganda blow was aimed .vcordlng —Electric Ranges to the latest R ussian fa.*h1on at MACRI OIL CO. [ ] Nest of 35.00 America aa if we were the world Query villain whom a lotFof other rela­ tively innocent nations ought to When, Rangt and FutI Oil Tables '32.50 Plenty of mahogan.y and Cnmmiinist Rii.ssia sees- some maple Ixjokcases. This is a shun. With this strategy, Moscow 24 HOUR SERVICE sent Gromyko over some of the rapitalist plot re.sponsihle for Aid to the ho.stess . . nests mahogany model hottest words of the present UN everything that goes wrong inside METER TRUCKS I ] Period Chairs* of tables. This set is all ma­ aesslon. Ru.ssia or one hf its satellites; hogany —Wall Racks rommunist Russia purges diplo­ Our answering strategy wa.s to BURNER SERVICE - —Curio Racks mats and other puhlie servants 9 8 .0 0 Agree that Moscow's charges TEL. MANCHESTER —Console Tables —Card Tables Against us should be discuSMd ' ers take all night. Tliat is right. That is what they This deeply tufted lounge Junior Lamps — ^^Drop-Leaf Dining For-no one brings su< h strategy arc. when Com munist Rii-ssia doe.s chair is one of many styles 9 .9 5 to plsy in an organization which them. you’ll see.. Tables 21.50 f Is useless amd dead, no one flat­ Quest jon: • Tliree Rissell Sweeper Mod­ ters a forum which is in itself VThst do they become when we —Decorated Chairs Outstanding in Junior floor do t hem els ranging from $5.49 to meaningless, no one stays up all /A -i-Windsor Chairs lamp styling is this brass $9.95 ■ Right for an empty ideal. _ model Actually, il waa all something —Tamlxtur Desks I-atcst Diet For Mosquitoes Give your home" of an unpleasant waste of time. —Ladies’ Desks —Hooked Rugs —Bridge Lamps —Braided Rjugs But what was important was that I The day when DDT was the —Table Lamps th e w orld diplom ats felt it nece.s- , conclusive an.swer to the mosquito —Shag Rugs aary and worth while to waste problem has long since passed. A.s an extra bedrporn —Desk Lamps —Axminster Rugs tj][elr time on it. Acttmlly, for the early as 1949, some of the insecls "You ou^ht to see the switchlxtard lights flashing on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! There’s an operator at —Chairside Lamps aubject matter involved, u was began to immunize them.selves so aomething of a low uoiuent in the that they thrived dn DDT. every position . , . every long distance line is crowded with calls. And we’ll all be doing our level best to put this Christmas! , history of the United Nstions. Yet Now, in a happy announcement It wa? a low m om ent which al.so to the American A.saociatton of' those calls through, had its roRs.^iii ancr. ^ Kionomic Fntomologista. the De^ As Anno O'Harp McUorir.ii 1: partmont of Agriculture reveals writes in the New Yoik Tm.cs the development of Er.N, which is '"Of course, with so many calls, they can’t all go through at once. Ths(t’s why h ’s wise to avoid the rush, and this morning, "the sttikuii; thing now to he used to get the mos- 11 Simmons Sofa-Bed in the whole beclouded pii iiirc in­ quito.s who have grown to like make your Christmas long distance calls b«for« Christmas Eve or aftar Christmas Day. And if you give iis deed, ls_t^at all the. mcmt.n na­ DDT. Mirrors ComfortablTas a couch by day; as a tions cling to the U.V as,if it were Tills KP.V I'eally knocks the the out-of-town nu'mbar, your call will go through faster. bed by night. Automatic hinges' A life raft . . . The UN is enduring mosquitoes. Itllling them ju'st a.s 6.00 make it easy to operate this two-pur­ ^ ^ 4 ^rrible tests but the important drad a.s DDT did at first. "But remember, whenever you place your call, you can trust us to do our best” pose sofa-bed. Brown and green plaid things that it does endure It.s But if we know our Department BROWME HAWKEYE To fit little wall-spaces; with brown alligator-naugahyde latest move indicates that no gir,. of .Agriculture, it is not resting 10x18* inch oval “Acom" arms. [ ] Footstools ernment is more conscious of that on Its laurels. OUTER [ ] Kneehole mirrors than the Kremlin.’’ It i.s, veil wager, already at - 119.50 27.50 i work on the new XX.X which w-ill Indoors or outdoors, he con Desks 79.00 —Mantel Mirrors I take (are of the mo.sqiiPoes who ' start taking pictures right This Victorian reproduction The A»fe Of SNAFU ; develop an immunity to KPN. —Omsole Mirrors away. Outfit contoins every­ Loads of flat-top desks in —Buffet Mirrors » [ ] Doll Carriag es is made of solid mahogany We don't lik'fc to keep pointing thing needed, intluding full j K0TII!S( l |iI J > \\K I> mahogany,, maple and other —Dresser Mirrors eut that this is an age of problems instructions. In a gift box, fine woods. —Hollywood Beds which, given an Inch, immediately; Uxusl Valley, N. -Y . Dec. 22 —Occasional Mirrors 239.50 16.95 $13.50, inc. Federal Toa. — Studio Couches transport themselves miles beyond Baron Eugene de Rothschild .—Gov. Winthrop Desks aolution. But the instances which 1 Mias Jewne Stuart, former FROM SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND'S 9,200 TELEPHONE PEOPLE From the Stork Club comes —Headboards aay that just this is so keep crop- actress, were married here’ —Droplid Desks this Thayer folding doll I j’csL€rufl\. '—Bed Pillows ping into the news. Simmons Hide-A-Bed — carriage Rothschild is a member of the —Student Desks M ost of US’, for instance, prob- international banking family. Hs (tM d o n i —Chest-Desks. Night and day yoii’ll find this Hide-A-Bed at your Abljr believe that it would,be .very, first wife died six years ago. CAMERA SHOP —Costumers —Teter-Babes (ood news, po|iticaliy,'’''4'coitomi’cal- Miss Stuart, a divorcee, former­ beck and call! By day it serves as an attractive love -rrHobby/Horses Ijf, and cold-war wise |if the ly w'as married to Sir Bernard —Toy Chests seat, and by. night it makes into a comfortabTe bed D udley Frank Docker, one of Eng­ 901 Main St.—TeL 5321" A • • • • •.••AAA A • • • • • • • • • •••••••••A ••••••••••••• —Chair-'Table Sets IrABiAB oil crisis should be set-. land's westlthiest financiers. • ••••••••A —Chitdreii’a Musical with real inherspring mattress! Covered in a green R o b e r t tweed-textured covering. . .. / —Children’s Rockers I ’ 1

\. -Aut- \ PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAl^CTESTBB. CONN» MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE^ER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 JfH ^GE T E N ciety of the Federated Church here Ire being filled' this afternoon at TuAish Officers Eockville New Army Boh8 Tolland the home of Mrs. Ftirlong H. Flynn, chairman of • the Mission­ To Study Ecimomy ary-Social Service conimittee. . Save 10% On Toys, TV-Influenced Youth Held Christmas cookies, jams, Jellies, Iitanbul—(AO—The Turklah Hospital Escapee Returned candy and small package of food Bikes, Games ^ are being placed in the baskets. army plana to open a national war HERE’S For Shooting at Girl Friend The' containers were covered and |y S H O W N ® AT college this year to teath auch To Bay State Supervision decorated by the 4-H,'Sugar HUl aubJecta aa national and Intarna- 'i Homemakers under the direction yiHoSAys tional economy. Tolland, Der. 22-^ iJV- An 16-year- -evening. In the play, Horn said, a of Mrs. Albert Thomforde. ED'S MARINE SERVICE . Rockville, Dec. 22— (Sp«‘ri|il)— ‘ »outh and will return Dec. 24 after lover, spumed by his former 10 WTHTNEY STREET, EAST Maj. Ocn. William H. Arnold, „f which they will make their hpme old local youth fared a charge to­ Community Billboard head of an American mUttary mla- V. reUowinK * apecial aca^on sweetheart, shot the woman to 1st BLDG. OFF SILVER LANE-—FREE FRONT PARKl. at 32 Florence atreet. thia city. day of trying to kill hia former death. Horn was quoted as ‘ssying A Community billboard . has alon of 1.800 which U helping to City Ourt Sanirrfayi John Por- The bride ia -employed by the sweetheart aa the result of an idea he tried to do it as it happened on been placed at the right of the OPEN 10:80 A, M. to t P. M. DAILY—SUNDAY 2 to 9 P. ^ train the Turkleh army, announced man, 89. an eacapee from the Fox- Pratt and Whitney Corporation he said he got while watching tele­ television. . entrance to the post,office. This plane for the college. He eald It and the bridegroom la employed was erected through cooperation would he eatablished In Istanbul boro. Mana., State Hoapltal, wa-a vision murder play. * Horn, employed here s.s an ap­ by the Zahner PJumbinjr Cotppany. prentice tree ctimber. told investi­ of Frank Formica, principal of for aenior officer! and would be returned to that inatitution...... Rockville. BpUt'...... are local high William K. Horn was scheduled Hicks Memorisl. School and In addition to the present staff He pleaded irullty to a charge of gj.j,ool graduatea. for Trial Justice Court arraign­ gators he drove away from the shooting and had been driving all through the courtesy of the poat- Ths Bsst Vilsst and Sslsetion ia college. breach of the peace arid wa.a Combined Social ment tonight on a charge of assault ma.ster. Miss Bertha Place. Gen. Arnold said there are 35 HIS PROFIT FOR MONDAY, TUESDA.Y and WEDNESDAY Jail for 00 with Intent to kill. He was held un­ night long without eating or sentenced to Tollan(J The Polish-American Citizens sleeping. He said he drive to ^■"’T h e bulletin board will serve major Turkish army schools model­ daya. However, a.s he wa.a an der 128,000 bond. I Club will hold a Christmas psrty State Police Lieut. Marry Taylor Vermont, New Hampshire. Bos­ as a clearing house for communttv T V ■ ed on the tJ. S. military school escapee from Foxhoro. he was tonight for those who attend the aystem. __ ^ over to repreaenta- said Horn admitted firing two rifle ton. and was in Rhode I.sland early events,- to ,prevent conflicting later turned regular Monday night socials. In datds. All "organizatinns in tnis-n tlwa of that Institution Shota through a window at Carol Sunday prior to returning to Con­ COME ON UP AND GET YOUR SHARE! addition to the regular program Smith, 16, the girl he was trying to necticut. are urged to place their announce Radios \ It w-aa claimed that he attempt­ there will be a gift for all those win back. Both shots were near Horn’s vehicle was spotted by a ^ ed to enter the home of Mr. and presenL | of the actual date- na' pos- Sejuare Dancing Mrs, Kenneth Dowding in Vernon misses. state policeman patroling the Wil­ vance Records Phondgraphs Recent Arrival | Shot At Saturday sible. Center on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heint* of | bur Cross Highway near East Not Popular Now State Policeman Frank Shay of Miss Smith told investigators Hartford. The trooper radled New York City, formerly of I that the ahooling occurred early Washers NOROE t FT. FREEZER the Stafford .Springs barracks Crystal I>ake are the parents of a ; ahead and other troopers formed Saturday night while she stood at a road block. (Right) made the arre.at. 7 'j pound son. Gary Russell a table near a large picture win­ Tokyo— OP) —Square dancing, The Rotary Club will hold its HeintZ, born yesterday. Mrs. dow in her home, wrapping Christ­ Taylor aald a .22 caliber rifle Toasters, etCa once highly popular among the WHIRLPOOL WASHER List $ 3 4 9 . 9 5 Sale . a annual Children’s Christmas party Robert Ten Broeck Stevens, of MATTRESSES 6 1 9 9 0 Heinlz is the former Millicent mas gifts. was found in the rear seat of AT Japanese, Is on the way out, the UST tomorrow at the Eiks Carriage Long of Rockville. The new arrival .South Plainfield, New Jersey, has Horn s car. It is better to have a Kood House on North Park street. Fol­ been named Secretary of the Suddenly two shots crashed ! Japan News reports. is the gnindson of Mrs. Mildred through the window. One shattered.! rebailt mattress than a SALE PRICE S IN lowing the turkey dinner at noon Helntz of Crystal I-.ake. Army by President-Elect Dwight "’tollond. Dec. 22 ISpecial) — 'The newspape^ says respon there will be a program of enter­ D. El.«eiihower. The new Army a amall randy di.sh on the table be- | cheap new one. We re­ Mrs. Martha Nlese fore her and the other crashed into Christmas hsskets for *huttns, to slbUlty for the decline belongs to tainment and music with the chil­ Private funeral services were rhief ia chairman of the board of be distributed by the Ladies’ So- make and sterilize all types the dancers themselves. One NOROE AUTOMATIC WASHER dren taking part. ; the J. P. Stevens Company, a chair close by. | pioneer in the field observes held this afternoon from the Ladd Investigators focused suspicion of mattresses. SI (Below) Santa Claus will be present to Funeral Home for Mrs. Martha i liquidating agent for the old M. Potterton they’ve made It so complicated on Horn after Miss Smith, who had distribute gifts. The committee in Niese Fleischer, 60, of 46 Spring It . Stevens mills that once flonr- 130 Center St. Plenty of Eoiy Free Parking * that newcomers are baffled. DuMONT NEWBERRY List $279.95 Sale 6 1 9 9 0 a charge includes . Harry Flamm. ! ished in Rockville. The company broken off her romance with Horn American square dancing was ROft 21” OONBOLE "SUFFOU” street, widow of Robert Fleischer, some time ago. said she had been NEW CROP OF VOliXO 81 INCH—REG. I4M.M chairman, William A. Schaeffer, who died Saturday following a lhas since disposed of its holdings Jones Furniture ani Introduced in Nagasaki after the in the city.' receiving telephone calls from him. itsim iaam iiHiiwMH; Luther A. White and Harry C. long illness. trying to patch up things between CHICKENS Floor Covoring war as a good way to teach SALE PRICE $3Y9 List $450.00 Sole $339 Dowding. She w'ss born Dec. 4. 1882 in them. She said she had -refused HEAVY I democracy. The Japanese loved It. Criminal Cofcrt Session Johnston, R. 1., a daughter of Wil­ ville: a brother. George Bartlett of him. ROASTERS .... Lb. S9e .16 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 i Some 500,000 of them—including WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC WASHER The following will be piesented liam and Pauline K'reysaig Golde, Rockville: a sister. Mrs. Etta Hill Captured At Roadblock the Emperor’s brothers—took It DaMONT (Below) IfEAVY up. . But now, says the News, 21” CONSOLE “BEVERLr at the criminal session of the Tol­ and had lived In Rockville for of Forest ville, I grandchildren, and Horn, subject of _aq all-night po­ CROSLIY COMIINATION land County Superior Cp>irt in about 4.1 years. She was a member atx great-grandchildren. CA PO N S .. ... Lb. M e I PINE PASTRY square dance enthusiasts have lice hunt, was raptured at a state List $ 3 1 9 .9 5 Sale 6 2 4 9 - 0 0 January with Judge John H. King of First Luthersn Church, the’ The funeral will be held tomor­ police roadblock in nearby Vernon Special Prices For Freezers - dwindled to 100,000. List $ 3 4 9 , 9 5 Sale $289 DISHWASHIR and SINK of W’illimantic, presiding: church sewing circle and was s row at 2 p. m. from the White I yesterday. Delivery In Manchester Chistmas Specials U ST PRICE S488.M Roy C. Johnson and Edward G; past president of Margaret ha When taken into custody, Taylor Wednesday .Morning r Funeral Home. Rev. Carl Saund­ PRESCRIPTIONS Back", Norbert King, Henry R. Lodge. ers. pa.stor of the Rockville .ifeth- said, Horn gave no resistance and RCA 21” CONSOLE "BROOKHELD” S A L I PRICE $339 Dimock, Stanley Kulo, Charles She leaves a son, Raymond of ^ Carefully Compounded ^ Ruih Millett odist Church will officiate. Burial quietly admitted sitting in his car FRUITCAKE ASSORTED SIZES Dowd. John J. Mullin. Francis Somers, a grandson: a sister. Miss will he in Grove Hill remetery The outside Carol’s home and blazing H. A. FRINK NOME UMI-AUTOMATIC WASHER Monahan and Robert J. Pratt, Minnie Golde, and s brother, Wil­ funeral home is open today from I away at her through the window, Tel. Manchester 7188 If Your Mate Heard These List $349,50 Sole liam Golde, both of Rockville. t Arthur Drus Store j I OLD FASHIONED ROUND LOAF CAKE $298 Oorrinne W, Jachim. Herman L. 3 to .1 and 7 to 9 p. m. I Taylor quoted him as sa>ing he Sullivan Ave.—Wapping He*d Think He Was Dreaming Diehl, James Bramen, Raymond Rev. Gordon Hohl, pastor of the I got the idea to shoot her from a I k A ,06 A . ▲ 4a^ ▲ A k A i P List $229.95 * 1 5 9 ’ “ Baglin, Elwood Spear, First Lutheran Church ofllciated. ; television play he watched Friday CROSLEY 21” MAPU CONSOLE Sale Burial was in Grove Hill cemetery. .\1I Tolfcnd and Vernon news In a newspaper column recently Offlrials to Confer PIES RECl'LAR AND LARCE SIZE was a list of things "husbands The state attorney will be in his Frank I>e«lle Bartlett Items arejMMv handled through the office in the Hartford Connecticut Frank Leslie Bartlett. 77 of 19 Rockville hiireoii of The .Manches­ PUMPKIN — SQUASH — CUSTARD don’t hear." List $389\95_____Sale $269 Trust Company building. Stafford Cottage street, better known as ter Evening Herald, located at One COCO NU T CUSTARD — MINCE and APPLE Here are a few that should be Springs, Wednesday, from 1 to .i Lester Bartlett, died Saturday at Market atreet, telephone Rorlcvllle add to it: HAMILTON DRYER p. m„ and at the sheriff's office, 7 St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. He .V.8IS6. S c l K IS YOUR BURNER "I don’t know what to wear to (Below) CBS-COLUMBIA 21” BLONDE CONSOLE the Jones’ party Saturday night. West Main street, Rockville. Fri­ had been in falling health for HOLIDAY FRUIT STOLLEN r 6 a "ROCKINGHAM" day, from 1 to 4:30 p. m., for the some time: He was born in Rock­ MERELY EXTKAOROINAKY DIAMOND RliNO REGULAR, MEDIUM AND LARGE Whether to wear the blue taffeta, Ust $259,95 Sale 6 1 S 8 . 0 0 purpose of giving counsel for the ville, Oct. .1, 187.’5. a son of the late ,..WE AR E! I or the black velvet, or the gray 81 INCH—REG. 1495 LIST List $482.90 Soie $389 accused and others interested, a Ashley and Mary J. Sllcox Bartlett Epping Fore.st. Eng., Dec. 22 ' faille. Any one of them would be SALE PRICE $389 reasonable opportunity for consul- and had lived here all his life. i/Pi A large atag led a charge of ' i ASSORTED DECORATED CAKES perfect. I guess I've bought too DaMONT 21” TABLE aad BASE . tation with him. For many years he. worked for 2r> deer against an automobile on 1 ORDER EARLY! PHONE 2-9435 many clothes this season.” The winter session of the Tol­ the late Edward White at his grain Epping New road last night and "Let’s not go out to dinner. I ’d land County Superior Court will mill and later was employed by knocked the car rolling over an Completo Burnir and really rather stay home." CROSLEY DOUBLE OVEN RANUE open here Jan. 2 at 10 a. m. I WE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY. List $299,90 Sah FLOOR SAMPLE the James J, Regsn Company. He embankment. | Futl Oii Strviet "Here’s that money left me this $269 I,eader Training Session was a member of the Rockville Two orrupanis of the small ve-^ ! CHRISTMAS DAY and FRIDAY, DEC. 26 morning. I didn’t need It." Home Demonstration Corn H. Fire Department for 4.1 years and hlrle, an Auatin Seven. Mr. and PLUS "We’ve got more closet space in •CROSLEY i r COMBINATION CONSOLE W'ebb of the County Farm bu­ was a former captain In the de­ Mrs. William Thomas Coe. were j I OPEN AS USUAL SATURDAY. DEC. 27 this house than we need." U st $419.95 Safe 6 2 8 9 ** reau announces a leader train­ partment. He was a member of injured. Mr.«. Coe. 48, was trea’/ni Hotter Mobilheat "I heard some gossip today, but ing meeting to be held .Ian. 6 at the Rockville Methodist Church at a hospital for possible rib frac- HEATHER Riog 350-00 I promised not.-to tell a soul. So of the Tolland Church from 10 a. m. tui es List $595.00 . Soie $399 and the Italian Soolal Club. AIm too to 2475 ood ia I Greeiings course I can’t repeat it to you." to 3 p. m. He leaves his wife. Mrs. Mabel The road winds through a fiirest ptotinvm 300 !• 3450 "You’re so much more thought­ The subject will be ‘'Small just north of Ixmdon, 'The. forest ★ We have the men, skill automatic delivery— Ireo E. (McFarland! Bartlett: three V/odding Ring 13.50 ful of me than you were when we DaMONT i r TABLE MODEL NORUE 16/t FT. REFRIUERATOR . Household Repairs" and the lead­ sons. William F. Bartlett of Hart sttpennt rn-lenl termed the happen- and tools to service, adjust, heat-saving tips — courteous er wdll be Miss Sidney Korando. Nelson Bart- ' ing "extraoidlnary" and said he I For The Holiday Season were first married." SELF D-FRMT ford and Ijester and DEWEY-RIGHMAN repair and clean any type or help from trained drivers, Then There Are Some They Never home management specialist of the Irtt of Rorkvil[r: two dsughtrra, had "never before come arrosa a make oil burner. S ' T $289.95 Soie University of Connecticut. Those Mrs. Melvin Ziegler of Hartford rase of deer pu.shtng-% car, off th* 107 MAIN STREF.T •k HotleTMMlheat,ioo\ Lab­ Hope To Hear List $239 attending will bring box lunch and and Mrs. Fred Kreysalng of Rork- road.’* IM us put yours in A-1 oratory tested for your "I’ve invited Miss so-and-so to List $419,95 Sale • 2 9 9 ’T coffee will be served. running order—help you burner. Contains more heat the party. She is so pretty and It’s Rosalie I>odge Part.v always nice to have an extra wom­ CBS-COLUMMA 21” OPEN CONSOLE The Rosalie Lodge will hold its heat the rush to complete units than ever. Call U$. an, especially one the men all And annual Christmas supper this' eve­ ■fuel oil arrangemehts. YOU CAN’T lEAT OIL HUTI I Pine Pastry Shop j attractive.” List $412,90 Sale ning at 6:.30 o’clock at the Meth­ •k Complete FuelOilSer'vice; Ckaa, CiMaa, Aataaiaticl "It wasn’t a bargain. I Jiist $299 OROSLEY 11 FT. REFRIUERATOR odist Chiirch. Following the sup­ S ______s bought it because my sales resist­ { 6S8 CENTER ST. JARVIS BLDG, t SELF D-FR08T per the group will adjourn to the ance was weak." DaMONT 21” CONSOLE “NEW BURr Moose rooma for a business meet­ ‘■Thf house is perfect just the ing. way it is. I don’t want to make any List $429.95 Safe 6 2 9 9 -0 0 Church Xoles changes.” List $ 4 9 9 . 9 5 Salt There will be a Christmas pro­ "Of course I remembered to sew $399 gram from 7 to 8 o'clock this eve- | the button on your coat. I sat ning on the chimes and marimba M obilheat right down and fixed It before I CBS-OOLUMBIA 21” COMBINATION (Bsimsr) from the l.'nion Congregational SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OIL did another thing ” CRQSLEY Church given by Mrs. Wilfred Lutz Here*s the wsy OROSLEY P/i FT. REFRIOERATOR and Miss Betty Koss. "A woman’s life Is certainly a RIPRIGIRATOR lot easier than a man’s" List $512,90 S o i e $399 SELF D-FROST - The Rockville Methodist Church to csrefree R E G . $i$$M Youth Fellowship will meet with "You say you’re going to quit the Vernon Youth Fellowship this CALL 5135 FOR TOP QUALITY betting on the ball games just be­ SALE PRICE 1279 evening at 7 o'clock for a Christ­ w a sh d a y s I cause you've lost on three games SYLVANIA 21” OONSOLE List $389.95 Sale 6 2 7 9 - 0 0 mas party. SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS In a row. After all. you can’t expect Free Show SrhedilliMl to win all the time."' The Princess theater on Village "Of course. I’m not upset be­ List $429,95 S a f e $349 atreet has announced that its an­ cause you forgot our wedding anni­ nual free Christma.s show will be versary. With all you have on. your DaMONT 21” OONSOLE "SOMERSET CROSLEY 1P/t FT. REFRI8EAT0R presented tomorrow at 2:30 p m. FRIGIDAIRE mind, It’s no wonder you forgot. MORI ARTY BROTHERS SELF D-FROST Gifts for Mansfield (All rights reserved, NEA Service, At the Christmas parly of the 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER , Inc.) List $489,95 Sale Talcottville Church Sunday school $399 List $ 4 3 9 . 9 5 Sale 6 2 3 9 . 0 0 being held this afternoon, the chil­ GRANDMA’S SURPRISE dren attending are bringing gifts Porcelain Pair MOLASSES COOKIES 'i DaMONT 21” CONSOLE "W IMBLEDOr for the Mansfield State Traigmg School. Remember those large, soft, Announce Marriage pungent cookies yoiir grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lanz of LOFT'S (Beloiv) List $479,95 Sale $399 IRONRITE IRONER Rockville announce the marnage used to make — nostalgic old- DuMONT FLAND$R1 of their daughter, Carol, to Warren fashioned treats hard to find nowa- NORGE WASHER J. Gottier. son of Mr. and Mrs davs -T- well here la the recipe: 21 INCH—«MB.9S LIST DaMONT 21” BLONDE OONSOLE CAINIDY :Ht, MUSi UdFFIIl. hiFTS One cup shortening, teaspoon REO. |8T».M List $274,50 Sale John Gottier of Rockville. . SALE PRIC e 1399 "The ceremony took pla-e Der salt, 3 teaspoons soda, 2 teaspoons SALE PRICE $199 14 in Ellington with Rev. .lohn ginger, 2 teaspoons cinnamon. 1 List $465,00 Sale $389 ■ Bahler. offlriating. FUk IHr HdMF "FAFFMAN teaapon dry mustard, H teaspoon Follownng the wedding the ciovas, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup unsul­ DaMONT 21” CONSOLE "RIDOEWOOD” couple left for a trip through'the r-.'t phured molaases. 1 egg. unbeaten. NOROE AN LB. FRfEZER y- 1 , 44i cups sifted enriched flour, 2-8 (UPRIGHT) Xho. delight of giving and receiving cun double-atrength cold coffee. Cream together shortening, salt, List $399.95 Sale $329 LOFT'S Candies... as MOOCL I49U S lK C T l aiAiLBan.L— I aoda and solces. Add sugar; cream List $ 4 2 9 . 9 5 Sale 6 2 9 8 ® ® Makot todieut job* a f U caa dnll. Mad. ' until fluffv. Blend In molasses. CROSLEY i r COMBINAYION OONSOLE Robbed! traditional as the ^oUab. MW . wood, r lal, maay otbar Beat In egg. Add sifted flour al- abaroa Pita tba mI* Haadd poUabod alas, temately with cold coffee; beat Christmas tree itself. Make Inaa* beuting for AC or bamaa cufratL batter Vs minute. Drop dough from Y E S . .vour .jewelr> and furs Omly ttB.lt teaspoon onto Hghtv greased cooky List $5 9 5 . 0 0 Sale $399 OROSLEY ELEOTRIG RANUE may he stolen, burned, acci­ it a Happier Holiday- eheets’, keeping cooklee round and dentally lost nr damaged . . . about 2 Inches anart. Bakg p5 give LOFT’S ... the Mowki/71 n a c T a il itLUAW mlnutee or until done In 8 'pft- REG. $59.95 List $ 3 6 9 . 9 5 Sale $ 2 4 9 * ® ® and all your tears and pro­ —Stroamhaod powat bad iw farkaea h-ated moderate oven (376 degrees tests won’t help a bit. Candies of Finer Quality Inulding and rtaiodahal Cub IN* F .l. daptk. gutek daplb aad I al o il ad. ■yarlstlons: Press e solid choco­ roI ers silverw m e laaHaaala; aafowaHe blada I :fd UgbW late mint water, a pitted date, a OROSLEY TABLE TOP What will help, however. woifkt aad wall baIaaeod.t|Ht«tt dried fig, a piece of crystallized ‘F C ginger, or a teaspoonful of mixed, SERVICE FOR 1-34 PIECES WATER HEATER ■ Jewelry-Fur Policj . , . diced, glazed fruit Into the cen­ atrong: insurance at home and Frigidair* Frigidaira ter of each unbaked cooky made Ust $169,95 Sale 6 1 1 9 .0 0 awaj. against practically an> from the above cookv dough. Cover LOFT S Deluxe with a small amount of dough. $18-00 danger you can name. rhoTolate Miniatures Automatic Filtra-matic Bake aa in above directions. 32 tempting varieties in a Wofhor Clothes Dryer OROSLEY IDOOR REFRIOERATOR MOBEL III ElICTBIC NAtL- ■6 8T s r V ▼ 'T ▼ ▼ ▼ O '▼ ^ i .smart Christmas Gift Box. • lllL L ^ tif .rapafily drill fat leugboal kama ropair taba Dnvoa Frlgidoira'i Live Water Action gat* Now dry clethai anywhere in your r FRESH 04NHV 4; SAVE 35% to 60% on Rsdios, Tosstt.^ , i.atches, Rszors, Mixers, Corn Milk. Dark or Milk and Dark. U st $ 499.95 Sale 6 3 3 9 - 0 0 many artachmanta Man*aitad kan- the * deep - down * dirt ordinary heuM, any tima, without filling the Whiteman. Sehmftt. 'P- a 8. . Poppers, Silverware, Coffee Makers, Broilers, Jewelry, Fans, Irons, Haaters, 2 lbs. 0 2 .5 0 dfa Pot AC at DC Valu# al tM .H Candy Cnphnard i« tot • daiweeetteltoe. wathing action can't touch. And room with tiicky lint or iteomy Tools. Small delivery charge on all Kcma. Outside or inside television in­ cIoiKm ore in hot ‘water all the moisture. Dry them fluffy-soft and stallations extra. Service policy extra. All items 2% sales tax. ^ tima, nbt holf-in, half-out. New sweet-smelling. Needs no plumb-, Float-ovar rinsing action, Ropidry ing or vents. Check these feoturesi PHONE 4148 Spin, needi no bolting down. SAFE Automatic temperature control, end THOROUGH for ALL clethei automatic Timing Control, Signal- —and an exciting array of other LOFT'S —even new Miracle Fobrici. Light, interior Ozone Lamp. SERVICES Candies for Chrittjnas itic{luiing Let you That Interpret The Wishes ir-> U6 mail for , Peppermint Canei, Deluxe Hard Candv.' $299.75 $259.75 iJKSi.' anywhere the world. in and Milk Chocolate Santas, BUILDING MATERIALS Of The Fsmlly 175 E u t Buy This Porcelain Pair On New Low Terms BRUNNERS, Inc Center SU LUMBER FUEL 3 5 8 EAS’T CENTER STREET-TELEPHONE 5191 Tel. .1665 JOH N B. BURKE L O F T S Oiocolales rn,,m» flmm m» §•(m emm fire 336N.MA1N ST. MANCHtSTCn Te.L.4l4A Edgar Clarke , "YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE" N N M A l HOME I^soror KEMP’S, Inc. S29 .MAIN STREET OPEN DAILY 7 A. M. to S P. M., INCLUDING WEDNESDAT tn Baa* Osoav ft TM.MMB and throughout Connecticut AFTEBNOONS AND SATURDAY TIL NOON 761 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER a m s u l a n o b a w v i c a i

. ' '1 ...... ■■ W . . . , ' / ' I K i : ‘•reft’*' . '.1- -V.' '. I ■ A' InLGS TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1952 PAGE "MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, l^ONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1982 ■ - - V discharged from the hoapiUl after Manchester Association for - tha Retarded Childr|sn Help of Retarded Children. ' Kemp, Walter Freeburn, Axel W, MHS to take Part SoldierWeek One Killed, 3 Hurt receiving treatment for liilnor East Side Rcc CloMd .Johnaon and Herbert O. Fraser. hurt:. 1 Santa Claus visited the party Strike Ban UN Refuses O b it iia ^ Ward Cheney Ckmp, USWH, of French Liner Ar Car Hits Tree KroUkowekI was held by Orange Feted by Church and distributed gifts, games were Last Mmuta G ift 5 In Model UN Talks police In lieu of bail of $1,000 after played and fofreshment^ aeryed. Swimming ‘ and shower which the deceased waa a member, ' ■' -I being chfoEed with operating a facilities for men will not be held a service yesterday afternoon Aground, Stirs Manchester High School win be Orange, Dec. 81—(Jb-rA Bridge­ motor vehicle so ac to cause leea of About - 20 roit f o ^ children en­ Ideas At Sayings] Extended in available at the East Side Rec Red Plea to at the Holmee Funeral Home. life. 'When primitive people make tonight. Director John Hed- D e a t h s among 20 Hartford area secondary port man waa killed and three joyed a Christmas p4rty Saturday pottery, the work usually is. done WITH BRUNNER'S lund reported early this after­ Mrs. RoswelTiL Smltli Diplomat Row ■ehoolB participating In the all day other men were Injured when their aftsmoon at the Cove^jit Congre- by women whan the potter's wheel noon. Both sections of the Rec Mrs. Robert T. Charles The funeral of Mrs. Roswell H.* model 'UN Aaaembly session at BLAXB DBStBOTS CHUKCH is not used and by men when the U., S. Court Hillyer College April 21 when delfr^ car ztnick_a tree at the Interaec- gaUoaal Church on Spruce street, P*C« Om ) < are being painted today. Gonvict IXS. Mrs. Clara U Charles widow of Smith of 143 Benton street, who Manchester, N. H„ Dec. 22—assist the $ 4 .9 5 J Flood aaid the committee is con- complaining about the loss of i government contended the strike Jacqueline Auriol breaks own really from all corners o f the seven grandchildren. Buffeted by high seas as she lay area. identifled as tha operator o( the Catholics in any fund drive to re­ etnoed that the Katyn murder* the bright Christmas lights. I endangered the national safety. woman's speed record with'aver­ Earth around the cause of peace Funeral aefWcea will be held to­ on the sandbar off Sidon, the Locally, plans for the trip and treated for lacerations of the chin store their church. <»are a blueprint for Commujitat Chief of Police Herman O. In arguments here last Thursday age of 534.375 miles per hour .... and defense of the charter—the morrow night at 8:30 at the Stutz- Several Query Champollion's back broke about for the debate session will be in and dlschkrged from Milford Hos­ Father Morin and Conrad Day- ■Mas killinra in Korea and eUe- Schendel believes the bulb on the show-cause order. Arthur J. National Committee on alcohol enemtea of peace are driven into man Funeral Home, Jamaica ave- mid-morning and in addition to the handa of the Current Affairs pital. ton, church sexton, braved Are and \ TRIOYCLES, i r fhere. snatchers may be children out , Goldberg of Waabington, general hygiene wants all 48 states to corners of deaperatibn. We do not luie. Queen’s Valley, N. Y„ and about a 20 degree list to port Club at the school under the guid­ Theodore Desao, 21, of 265 Buck­ smoke to remove tacred veaiels U-FIECE I Maajr, Maay Katyna on a lark, but he warns that counsel of the CIO, contended the agree to withhold permanently op­ believe that our unity can be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock Dump Closing there was a list of about 10 de­ ance of Lewis Piper, faculty mem­ ingham avenue, Milford, who was from the Sacristy. ; Injunction clause was unconstitu- Pxrt. Arthor Bogtlbeli Reg. 115.00 $ 9 *9 5 { niere is evidence. Flood aaaert- taking bulbs Is as much a theft erator's llrenses from all persons broken or undermined by acta of at the T. P^ Holloran , Funeral grees on either side of the split ber. BESSERT SEn as taking any other article of : tionai because:"" convicted of drunken driving. lying desperation such aa thofo we Home, 175 Center street, with Rev. , Israeli civil and naval craft, ed, that there have been “many, I 1. It gave the courts power to have witnessed here." The new hours of opening for the Pvt. Arthur Boglisch, SO, bua- foany Katyns.” He named tFe personal property. Party crashgr In Pasadena, Fred R. Edgar, minister of the town disposal area caused some • eager to put out to sea and help, step into a ca/« which did not in­ Support U. 8. Stand South Methodist Church, officiat­ remained in Haifa harbor until band of Mrs, Donna Eaglezon iTkraine. Bessarabia, and Car- The police are continuing volve a legal dispute. Calif., la jailed, booked on sus­ confusion yesterday, the first Sun­ Injury Diagnosed METAL SCDDTERS ^atha>Ruao, and said there is rea- their investigation. picion of arson following one mil­ Selwyn Lloyd, Britisli Minister ing. Interment wUl be In the East day under fhe new regulation*— diplomatic negotiations involving Boglisch of 58 Green Manor road, for tho original 9 8 c Each 2. It gave the courts supervision of State; Henri Hoppenot, France-; Cemetery.' Lebanese and French authorities and ton of Mr. and Mrs. MyTOn een to bdie\;e that 10.000 to 30,000 over a purely administrative func­ lion dollar Are which destroys when residents found the area clos­ BIRD CAGES and SUPPUES Kentucky tehitkoy MviHana who resisted the Reds luxurious clubhouse of Annandale Selim Sarper, Turkey: Alexis Ky- ed during the morning. and the UN Armistice commission As Nose Fracture BoglisiA of 15 St. Lawrence strest, Reg. $1.98 $1*00 tion of government. rou, Greece; David Johnson, Cana­ Donald Winchester Bromi were concluded. In midafternoon, Fere buHed there. , action by a New‘ York County Country Club.. . .Runaway Daight General Manager Richard Mar­ haa bero choacn az one of the sol­ DUST FREE SEEDS IN BULK '* 3. It subjected the courts to da, and Leslie K. Munro, New Zea­ Donald Winchester Brown "of tin reported today that he received the Frertch advised Israel- that diers of the week in recognition of Somebody will lev# to O. E. ELECTRIC HEATEM : A spokesman at the ^ v ie t em- (Manhattan) grand jury. car crashes into auto at South Lebanon would permit Israeli ships Twelve-year-old Nell Cowles of BREEDING SUPPUES ACCESSORIES give you (if you'll only u n d e r w o o d •aasy, asked by a reporter whether Clemente's arrest yesterday supervision by administrative of- Pasader.ii, .Calif., killing woman land—whose countries have troops Cooperstown. N. Y.. husband of one call at his home yesterday 173 Spring street suffered a frac­ hia outstanding performance of flcp.s of government. fighting in Korea—assured Gross to enter Lebanese waters and help duty at the Ordnance Replacement hint for it) a fine present TYPEWRITERS we embassy had any comment on stirred the most interest of all, for and critically injuring h:r husband. Mrs. Margaret Mallory Brown, from a person who wanted to know tured nose Friday afternoon when :siS£Sbl. TDASnRS BROO. KING BROIUERK Counsel for ALCO, also a de­ they were etandlng with him in in­ formerly of this town, died yester­ why the dump was closed. He aaid out. A harbcii^ tugboat set out from Training Center, Aberdeen Prov­ of James E. Pepper... ^ ‘committee's report, said it did it was the first move against a British protest again to U.^ 8. Haifa at onee. ha ran into a car while riding his ST A N L EY To o l c h e s t s ■dt. However, the spokesman man described as a power over a fendant in the case, did not dispute against new immigration laws for dignant repudiation of the Soviet day at VaSsar Brothers Hospital In police also received several calls bike, it was determined at Man- ing Ground, Md. the original Keatucky the government's request. But the tacticB and allegations. Lloyd Poughkeepsi«*j> N. Y., after an of inquiry. The Champollion is in Lebanese A graduate of Manchester High HOWDY-DOODY foiled attention to a 8o\ieC note of large section.of piers In "tKe port "screening"' liner crews.. Freight \yaters. Lebanon and Israel still Ohester Memorial Hospital Satur­ whiskey. You'll thank him Reg. 53.98 9 8 c PHONO-DOODLE last February. That note rejected of New-York, the w’orld's greatest company said it did not seek the said it "is a matter of bitter re­ automobile accident. " ' .. ‘he regulations now in day. School in the class of 1950, Pvt. and passenger trains rolllde in gret on the eve of Christmas to are technically at war, under an Boglisch waa employed at O, F. from the bottom SUNBEAM COFFEE MASTSB | ta invitation for Russian witncsse.s harbor. injunction. Yugoslavia, killing 13 and Injur­ Mr. Brown was a graduate of St. force, the dump is open from 8 A Herald newsboy, Cowles waa rn. ‘'m TOASTMASTERS TOASTER |o appear before the Madden com- Hogan said Clemente ran a “do­ Edward H. Hickey, Fpcrlal as­ have this poisonous propaganda iu Mark’s SchobI, Harvard University a.m., to 5 p.m., six days si week armistice. on his way to pick up his, papers, Heubleln, Brothers in Hartford of your glteel ing 20 more , jected here." He e x p re e ^ confi­ and Columbia Law School. He From the shore it appeared the prior to entering the Army in Oc­ SUNBEAM WAFFLE lEOME Mtlae, declared a Soviet commis*main' 'covering miles of docks on sistant to the U. S. Attorney Gen­ Navy assault boat Mta mine and from 1 p.m., to 5 p.m., on Sun­ llie wind caused his eyes to smart WALL^LEGTRIO ELECTRIC POP CORN * . 8. Congress could have “only River, around the tip of eral. argued the courts long had dence in the UN Command in Ko­ served as a major in the U. S. days. In the past resi'dents have Champollion was breaking, up but and water momentarily blinded tober of this year. He Is a former Mon had established that the and sinks near Saigon, French rea. Array in World War II and haa a spokesman for her owners in member of the National Guard POPPERS 1 I eKatyn purpose massacre of slandering was “the the work 8o- of Manhattan, and „a short distance recognized that the government say. .New Korean War raanalties used the area whenever him. It waa reported. As he tried GLDOKS DORMEYER MIXERS |heE Hitlerite criminals,” and said up the Hudson river. The prose­ had an Interest in any strike af­ Gromyko, looking natty in a blue been practicing law In Cqopers- •d. ^ Pans said she waa not, although to wipe away the water, his bike here. list reported by Defense Depart­ town. He waa a member of the she has a vertical crack dow-n the veered into the parked car. Taken The selection of Pvt. Boglisch h* ralsinir of the matter in the cutor alfo said Clemente's friends fecting the general public inter­ ment identities 23 dead. apit, also linked the riots with the To add to the confusion, signs at include “the biggest and the llt- UN adoption of the Indian Korean Racket and Tennis Club of New the dump indicated that it was middle. The spokrsmah- eaid he to the hospital, he. first received waa made after careful conaldera- 8. Congress could have “only est. He deacrived the CIO argi:- Dr. James W. Colbert, Jr., as­ York and the Century Association tic)n of a group of some 8,000 sol Reg. 53.98 $1*98 he purpose of slandering the So- tlest people In the underworld;" ment sa a "docerine of futility and plan, he aaid the U. S. wanted to open from 8 a.m.'.'to 5 p.m., "Mon- could not be certain of the num­ emergency treatment and was A ^an d jury indictment ac­ sistant dean of Yale Medical of New York. dayJbrough Sunday” and old signs ber aboard. He did not know'how then admitted as a patient to de­ dlert. In a letter to his wife and REG. $4.50 « e t Union." Impotence." School, is named dean of 8t. perpetuate the Korean war and the He leaves his wife, Mra Mar­ parents, Lt. Col. Martin S. Warn- . The committee's report asked cused Clemente and Cosmos of ex­ Ipdian resolution was part of that indicating still other hours had hot many left the ship nor how many termine the extqnt of hia injuries. torting 12,500 from the John \V. The union struck last Aug. 29, Louia, Mo., school of medicine, i garet Mallory Brown, daughtsr of been removed. embarked at Alexandria, Egypt, Hospital authorities this morn­ gren, commanding officer, atatea jhe President to forward its find- demanding a 26-cent hourly pay Handlesa ex-GI leader of AM- scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed MaAory that Pvt. Boglisch “has distin­ CHILD’S CHAIRS TOOL BOXES n g s to the United Nations and in- McGrath Oorp,, a stevedoring . M ^ in said today the signs en route here, she sailed from Mar­ ing said he ha;l a good night. Mra. firm, between July 1 and Dec. 15. raiae. The company's last public VETS says BrlMsk have a better Gromyko said the International of this town; three children by a wwld be corrected. \ Cowles told The Herald today that guished himself by his courage to gttuct the U. S. delegation to pre- offer was 12^ cents. Pay' scales aitlllclal arm than the U. 8, and Red Cross report on last spring's former marriage, Stephen. Abigail seille. tackle any assignment, determina­ t the Katyn ease to the General by threatening “trouble" if Mc­ Five residents with carloads of The Champollion, a veteran of Neil is expected to return home in R6g.‘$1.50 $ l o 0 0 Grath did not employ a hiring' ranged from- 11.21 to $2.01 per hopes to get.,VA to agree. prison outbreak at Koje , Is.and and Penelope Brown, of Washing- nibbish gathered at the entrance time for Christmas. tion to stick to the job, basic $ 1 .9 8 lambly, criticized the U. 8. for ueing wea­ the Mediterranean run, was built 'Blond fora the Wnria rv«.rt aZ **“*• **'*''■ choosing. Both were hour before the strike. Foreign office spokesman ac­ ton,.D. C.; hia mother. Mrs. Donald to the area yesterday about 12:30 appreciation for his fellows, re­ I Aska Aettoa by UN cuses Russia of dreaming up war pons agsinst rloUng prisoners. He Winchester Brown of New York; p.m., puzzling over the situation. A in 1924. She is owned by the WINDSORS IN U. S. spect for discipline and laadershlp Suaight U Russia• It requested for t S ^ K that ^ t “appropriate ^ X ^ ! ^"d'fonsp" aSv prisoner complaints in order to said uae of force against the prison- and a sister, Mrs. Ian Wilson French government, but is op- ability." » It further asked the president cm truction wooden horse blocked e’ratsd by Mesaageriea Maritime, Bond 2T STUFFED DDOS fteps” be taken— by President the UN Gen-During the SUte Crime commia- keep Korean War going. . .Two era was part of an American Young of Ipswich, England. off the road leading to the area. New York, Dec. 22—' (jP)— The R.C.A. VICTOR RECORD to& ' Instruct Assembly the to U. seek S. actiondelegation be- French shipping firm. p l a y e r s slon public hearings on the wa­ AbQiit Town burglars surrender meekly to scheme to coerce prisoners into The funeral will be held tomor­ The road is being widened and a Duke and Duchess of Windsor re­ $o the UN to seek establishment terfront, CHemente was nsmed in Orange. Conn., policeman who saying they did not want to go row afternoon at 3 o’clock in the row of trees has been removed There are tugs around the ship, turned to the United States yes­ Open 0 A. M. to 12 Noon—1 P. M, to 5:30 P. M- SUNKIST JUICtr M an international commission to finds them in darkened restaurant home. Those who refused, he add­ Christ Episcopal Church, Coopers­ from one aide of the approach. the spokesman said, adding that t e;30 P. M. to 0 P. M. Reg. $6.95 $ 2 *9 8 - O. E. IRONS Inveatigate “other mass murders testimony by an official of anoth­ The Planning and Sinning office, he thought she could be refloated. terday after several months In Eu­ er atevedoring company as the staffed by Mrs. Ruth Chambers on Boston Post Road early this ed, were brutalized. town. Burial will be private. Martin also reported today that rope. JAMES L PEPPER SILVER KINO ' fold crimes against humanity," recipient of $11,000 to help pay the morning. Reds Charge Brutality The family, in lieu of flowers, re­ a Glastonbury mlui has donated $5 HOME SUCER8 { Tha committee criUcisod Army and Mrs. Feme Green, and Plan­ quests a donation be sent to the RE5IOVE SOME OF CREW , Aa they arrived aboard the liner Born milk iks RepiMie (1700) TRAVEL IRONS costa of a Blltmore hotel wedding ning Engineer Wilfred J. Maxwell . Gromyko charged that in May, for the privilege of using the dump Queen Mary, the Duke repeated his U'* BUCK WHITE InUUigence for what it termed party for Clemente's daughter in Berry'Schools, Mt. Berry, Ga. for a year. _ Honolulu, Dec. 22—liP)—The PORTERFIELD'S G. E. CLEANERS fnialaying or suppressing a report were established in a new office In 1951, the U. S. chipped 1,400 Chi­ Hawaiian Sea Frontier said today statement of laat Tuesday that he eg Spruce—Basement entrance 91 Pearl LEWYT CLEANERS September. 1951. Testimony ahow- the conference room at the south­ nese and North Korean prisoners Under the new regulations non­ would not attend tlie coronation of 7 AND $ VIA! OlO WHIMIV IlINDtD WITH 4f% CHOiCf MAIN NtUIlAl SHUTS. PANDAS livallable in 1945 laying the Katyn ed repayment of the money was Behreiid Reports Harry J. Johnson residents must have a permit to some of the 44 crew members o f' Manchester—Phone 2-9520 U.6 ftOOf • S VIA* OID KINTUCKV STIAIOHT WHISICIY. 14 MOOf • 4 VIA* OlO G. E. ROUND ^ U t on Russia. west comer of the second floor in to the U. S. to serve aa "guinea the freighter Quartette, grounded hia niece as Queen Elizabeth. II. XYPE CLEANERS neither asked nor made. the Municipal Building today. The pigs In atom experlmenta." That Harry J. Johnson. 68, of Route use the damp but to charge them eOTTltO IN lOND. 100 HtOOf'JAMtS E. KfKt $ CO.. UXINGTON, KENTUCKY. | : This report was made by Col. Response Is Good 6. Bolton, formerly of Foster a fee for the permit is Illegal, ac­ on a mld-Paclfic reef, were being The Windsors said they planned Reg. 53.00 Jolm H. Vanviiet, Jr., who as a Jury's IJfe Extended offices were moved over the week on May 10, 1952, American Hang­ street, Manchester,^ .died this removed for fear the vessel might to hunt quail near Tallahassee, $ 1 .2 5 Oarman prisoner of war was taken Hogan said that Clemente's end. The new quarters are roomier, men gouged out the eyes of 18 cording to Martin. Donations are crack. Fla., and play golf at Palm BMch, and the move is designed to per­ morning at the Manchester Me­ permissible, however. to the Katyn graves by the Nazis, prison record showed he was sen­ The reapon|e of individuals and prisonera, and that on May 30, morial Hospital. The Quartette, bound for Korea Fla., during the next few months. DOLLS— RIG. S3.H mio committee said it “concluded tenced to 80 days oh a third-de- mit greater cooperation between, 1952. the U. 8. burned 800 prison­ Born in Paterson, N. Y., he had with fodder, ran hard aground the URGE SELECTION rree SM ult charge In 1925, was the offices because of their con­ organizations In Manchestor to ers alive in flame-thrower expedi- boiphatlcally and unequlvocably' Welfare Director Albert E. Beh- resided her^m ost of his life and perilous Pearl and Hermes reef 40th PAGEANT ■ that the CommuniaU i^rdered the l "" a third-degree a.isaiilt solidation in one room. menta. worked at Cheney Brothers for 58 Hospital Notes about 90 miles east of Midway Pomfret. Dec. 22—(/P)—The an­ OF ALUMINUM WARE $1*59 Sfosh Poles. charge in 1929, and in 1943 was rend'a request for Christmas con­ Lloyd burst out laughing at years. He was a member of Man­ early yesterday. nual nativity play "Holy Night” Report Missing sentenced to a year and a day in a About 30 women Municipal tributions for the needy haa been these iClatma and U. S. Delegate chester Lodge No. 72, A.F, and The Sea Frontier said the strick­ was staged here last night before federal penitentiary for ponaesaing Building employes held a Christ­ Philip Jessup and Gross joined Fntlents Todav: AND G U S S w a r e < The report waa labeled “top a atiir. ___* gratifying. Behrcnd said: today, A. M. and of the Red Men. en ship's crew members were an audience of approximately 400. focret" by^MaJ. Gen. Clayton Bls- mas party during the noon hour but. donations of money for food him. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Nina ADMITTED 8ATURDAY: Mrs. being taken off in small boats from It waa the 40th performance of the m U. Army intelligence chief, and The state Crime’ commission re- today in the lunch room in the purchases is still welcome. Looking at the British, Gromyko PIrle Johnson; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Drlggs, 19 Academy the S. S. Frontenac Victory. pageant which was.started in 4912. REG.SS7.S0 MMed iU waterfront hearings last basement of the bulldlngi Refresh­ said: "They are laughing louder street: David )V*Iey, 91 Chestnut latar was found to be missing Friday until next month. Behrend said he has received Joseph H. Ferguson of Manches­ Capt. C. Catsambia, skipper of Taking part were two member* of ^m .A rm y flies. ments were served, and the women donations of cash and many toys. tjian the American delegation. I ter and Mrs. John Wanzer of Dan­ street: Christopher Wiley, ' 9i the Quartette, expressed fear the the original cast. CDVERED CLDCK-RADIDS Hogan, announcing the Clemente exchanged gifts. Alden E. Bailey of the Rockville wonder why.” Chesthut street: Mrs. Emma Wal­ '» IHie epmmitta* said that near and Cosmos srrests yesterday, bury; and several nieces and ne­ freighter might crack near the CLUB DISCOUNT FRICB tha end of World War U "thera Lodge of Elks visited Behrend's Hoppenot, answering for the phews. ters, 82 Sterling plaqe; ainton No. 1 hold. The No. 2 hold is flood­ CAKE DISH said the grand jury has been Pvt. Donald H. Krause who la offiqe’ this morning to check the Wright. 26 Knighton street; Mrs. ed. unfortunately existed in high gov- extended to March, 1953 .stationed at Fort Knox. Ky.. is West, aaid the guinea pig charge The funeral will be held Wed­ arnment and military circles a Elks' list of Christmas basket re­ was "odious," ' nesday at 2 o’lock at the Witkina Mabel Cole, 261 High street; Mrs. The Navy said it did not know. and that hia office la re­ spending a 14-day furlough wdth cipients with the director to avoid Mildred Dewey,,- 28 Otis street; how many men had been left on Reg. 5L50 9 8 c $ 3 6 .8 6 •trange phychosia that military viewing public and private testi­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, in his turn on the ros-' Funeral Home, with Rev. Kenneth Mra. Edna Carter, neceaMty required the aacrlflce of duplication. trum, referred to a statement by Maxwell of the Central Bap­ 138 Boulder the Quartette, but that a Navy mony. before the crime com­ M. Kyle of 111 Benton street. Behrend expressed surprise at road; Robert Carter, 18 Boulder patrol craft was standing by. His Old Shaver Is Worth Up to |o)hU Allies and our own principles mission. The prosecutor aaid a Czech delegate Mrs. Gertrude tist church, Hartford, officla^ig. road. in order to keep Soviet Russia the number of needy families on Sekaninova that the UN Command Burial will be in the East Ceme- Strong wind.* which rocked the URGE SEUCTION OP search also was being made for as The Mary Cheney Library will Bailey's list not found In the wel­ tery. .. ADMITTED YESTERDAY- freighter earlier yesterday had BOLTAFUPC 0RAIR8 from making separate peace with much additional Information "a* close Wednesday at 1 p. m.' for destroyed the "modest effects" the Paul Robotto, RFD No. 2; Ray­ $7.M in Trade-in on These UNDERWOOD ADODTO the Nazis.'' It added: fare department files. prisonera kept in their huts. Frientja may call at the funeral dropped to seven and eight miles we can get our bands on.” the Christmas closlng..The Whiton mond Dwyer, 341 Center street; an hour last night. , KNICK-KNACKS MACHINES "For reasons leas clear to this Diacloaing that the head of the The British minister reminded home tonight from 7 to 9:30, to­ ' EGO COOKER SE T Library on North Maid street and the assembly that he had visited morrow afternoon from 2:30 to Mrs. Hilda LeBlanc, 75 Wedge- ■rae Navy said It may.send tugs committee, this pHychotis con­ McGrath firm cooperated with the the West Side branch, vvill not wood drive: Mrs. Elizabeth to the scene today. The civilian Improved New Models UNDERWOOD tinued even after the conclusion of ^and jurors, Hogan asserted that Household Hints the camps himself and had noticed 4:30 and tomorrow night from 7 TYPEWRITERS open at all Wednesday. that among the "modfot effects" to 9:30. Strange Bolton Lake: Mrs. Kath tug Ono left HonpUilu yesterday the war." If other "victimized'' emnloyers erine TSmkunas, 102 High street, on the 4’ 4 day journey. UNFINISHED TV LAM PS The committee said It believed would show some fight and cour­ were such things ajusharp apears, STMAS! Air t'adet Alfred Gu.stafson has Yojir curtains and drapes will guns with knives and other F.mlle A. Leger John Posket, Stafford; Mrs. Mary The Quartette is owned by the ' the war time policica of Army in- age and give lis the opportunitv bv arrived from Perrin Air Base, hang 'straightcr if you sew weight­ weapons. Emile Arthur Leger, 51, died sud- DeLong. Bolton; Donald Morrison, Standard Steamship Co., Wilming­ END TABLES tauigenca (G-2) during 1944-45 offering teatlmony. this racket Tex., to .spend CTiristmas anti 5Jew ed tape in the bottom seams. dqnly yesterday at the home of his 3 Stephen street;. Lawren.ee ton, Del., and is iinder charter to ahould undergo “a thorough in­ control bv \mlon officials could be Year’s with his mother, Mrs. Lil­ The debate alternated among sister, Mrs. Eidward Allard of 60 Kearns, 23 Drive B: George Oar- the Military Sea Transport Serv­ vestigation." and would he crushed" lian Gustafson of Hamlin street. Chopped raisins are nice added Soviet satellites and members of North street. Bprn In Fall River, cia, 74 Harlan road; Roland Ouel­ ice. Gift Values! REL WESTERN SETS Reg. gees S2#69 SUNBEAM Reg. 57.95 $ 3 *9 5 IRONRITE It stated it waa sending a copy .Action Delayed Returning on completion of his to a package of prepared vanilla t.he western or neutral camps until Mass., on June 20,' 1901, son of the lette, 18 Deerfield drive; John Of iU report to the Defense depart­ The District Attorney reported furlough, he will report to Foster pudding. Garnish with a mara­ the speakers were talked out, ut- late Emile and Clara Dorals Leger, Dickinson, 'Vernon. WIND CUTS SWATH MIXiRS, IRONS. DRIP, FRYERS. AUTOMATIC REG. $249.95 . ment for such action as msv be that the Cleniente-Cosmos indict­ Air Base^Tex. schino cherry to catch the attention terly'wear)’. ' he had been employed at the Jew­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: s son to Manila, Dee. 33—W)r-A 79-mlle- COFFEE MAKERS, FOF-UF TOASTERS, JUNIOR proper with regard to General'Blr- ment had been held up "for some of small fry. The assembly first convened ish Home for the Aged In Hartford Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Dugan an-hnur typhoon blew Into the BIKES $ 4 5 .9 5 And U p D RIF-D U fD R aell," ;:aaerting: time" to avoid interfering with the The Manchester Messiah Chorus Oct. 14, a month later than usual, as a cook's helper for the past Kockvllle: a son to Mr. and Mrs. South China Sea today, Irat-lag a NEW ELECTRIC MIXERS, GRIU m d WAFFLE IRONS ^ 1 0 7 Sanpid “We do ao because of the fact crime comm.iMion’a hearings. will rchear.se this evening at 8 , Peach Porcupines in order to avoid as much iaa pos­ three year*. William Sullivan. South Windsor- . wide swath of damage tort no re- that this committee believes that Clemente and Cosmos, who are o’clock at the South Methodist , Ingredients:: .6 canned cling sible the U.' 8. elections. But Besides his mother and sistqr he a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert John­ IMirted rasuallie* In the Philip­ t o y a u t o s $16.95 And u p Reg. 51.98 $ 1 o . 0 0 ' If Vanlfliet's report had been' officials In ILA Local 8.5fl, were {;thurch. and again Friday at 7:30 peach halves, 6 fig bars, 2 table­ actually it never recovered from leaves two other sisters, Marie and son, 98 Barry, road. pines. The Weather bureau said made immediately avallahle. to the , held in ball of 10,000 each for ar­ p. 111. in Emanuel Lutheran spoons syrup from peaches, 1 egg the impact of those elections and Loretta Leger, both of Fall River, DISCHARGED SATURDAY: the tropliuU storm la mo%-tag G.E. 400 Ll. NORGE ' Department of State and to th e ; raignment today in General .Ses­ Church. . white, dash of salt, 3 tableapoons the Republican victory. The U. 8.- and four brothers. Leo, Albert, Ro­ James ' Syphers. 68 Durr a n t westiiorihn-est at 14 miles an SHAVERS VELOCIPEDES $ 4 .8 9 And u p MIXERS, IRONS, TOASTERS, BLANKETS American public, the . course of sions, Conviction on the charge.* sugar, few drops almond flavoring, delegation picked by President land and Lucien Leger, all of Fall street: Mrs. Marjorie La Voie hour anil is expected to Intensi­ PAY ONLY IH E NATIONALLY ADVERTISED J l QUART TIFRIGHT •ur governmentalUai policy toward Prison sentences of 7 ', slivered blanched almonda. Truman became a “lame duck" River. Ellington: Mrs. Beulah Shorts! fy. If It maintains its present group unable to maintain its old- Funeral services will be held course It will smash into the east PRIClE—ON EASY CREDIT TERMS Soviet Russia might have been y * " Method: Drain peaches 95 Lockwood street: Thomas $ 3 .9 8 And U p FERCDLATDRS FREEZER more realistic with...... more. fortti- . , week , , , Clemente la ■ scheduled------Improvers to Give thoroughly. Crumble fig bars and time Influence In .'UN halls. Wednesday at the Paridis' Funeral • McNally, 72 Greenwood road; coast of Indo-Chins. CARRIAGES REVERE WARE ■ate post war results." . federal court on a mix with syrup; let atond a few A* everyone waited for Elsen­ Home In Fall River. Local ar­ Dennis Lawler, Rockville; Mrs, SUNT KITCHm TOOLS, SUNT CtlTUKY Puralnttiinum ' The committee al.so discua.sed T,] fa'ae and fraud- minutes. Beat egg white with salt hower's inaugurationi some of the rangements are In charge ot the Edna Carter and son, 158 Bolder Idem statements in an offer to Gifts for Children tough politick problems were put Leclerc Funeral 'Home. $2.5D And U p R ^ . 5429.95 $ 2 9 9 testimony at it* hearings that until stiff; gradually beat In sugar. off to a second part of the assem­ road: Mrs. Olivia Johnson. WAGONS (All Sizes) Reg. 51.69 7 5 e some government officials exer­ compromise on an income tax Beat In almond flivoring. Arrange 18 Henderson road; Mrs. Lillian THE SCHICK "20" .It will be a merry Chriatmas for bly. The lefi^'.overa included collec­ ^ BOONTONWARE cised pressure against Polish ra­ peaches in baking dish; fill writh tive measures against aggres- Gilman. 84 Drive B: Mrs. France* dio commentatora who condemned While the State Crime commis­ the .Newington Home for Crippled fig bar mixture and top with Billings, Andover; Mra. Glovanna m-vMocltjr heads M J .8 0 LIONEL SETS (FOU Liito) $ 2 2 .5D And Up Russia during the war. sion',* waterfront inquirv produced Children. Members of the Man­ jneringue. Sprinkle meringue with a'on, disarmament, Czechoslovak Funerals Pella, 365 Bldwell street; Thomas giro smoother reneivus.*ions in New York (T'ity. charges that the U. S. interferes riooer eropptog. CARAFFE COFFEE N4AUINE lUOKS REMINGTON The report stated: chester Fire Department at their almonds. Bake in moderate (3S0Fi In the affairs of other cou’ntriaa bv Kittle, 24 Tyler clfcle: Alex Plante, "Our committee conclude.* that Gov. TTioma.* K. Dewey conferred ann.al Christmas party in the oven 15 to 20 minutes or until Paul Uriano . Bolton Center; Mr*. Patricia PhlL Noa slip grip. ONLT see n A I I C (AL80 DOLL Its Mutual Security Act. a U. .8. Funeral services for Papl Uriano Caddie ea«e and jg WEEK l/VkK>d FURNITURE) $5*95 And U p RAZORS the staff member* of-the Otiire I" Alhvnv with commission mem- hose house on Hilliard street last lightly browned. Serve warm or demand for an Impartial investiga­ lips and daughter, 278 Parker Reg. 55.00 $ 1 .9 5 Of the waterfront probe night brought 98 gifts that will be cold. Makes 6 servings. ^ of 98 Norman street were held street; Mrs. Beltha Halem. 128 LIBBEY GLASS WARE War information and FedeiaV ' tion of Communist charges that Saturday at 9:30 from the W. P. Communications commission .wlw and earlier hearings cpnrernlnc j di.*tr'uiuted to the home. the Americans waged bacterial Autumn street; aayton Allison. participated in the program of politics and court This la an annua! feature of the ■Vary the stuffing you uee for Quish Funeral Home and at 10 a. 575 Center street: Mrs. Lois Har­ PLASTIC VILLAGE 8 9 c A n d u p appointment*. •warfare in Korea and a Polish m. In St. James' Church. ris. 238 Center street; Mra Doro­ SCHICK COLONEL ASSORTED CROCKERY Wencing Polish radio commenta- firemen. Each gift they bring to roast chlckeh: add finely chopped package proposal .for peace and Rev, William Curtin of South • 10.M . GOLD-FUTED fors went beyond the scope of the party t* donated for the chil­ parsley, or chopped pecans to It thea Brass, 40 Jarvis road; Patri­ goodwill, through the world—on Coventry was celebrant. Rev. Ed- cia Sommers, Buckland; Judith SLEDS $5.5D And U p TEAFDTS thetf duties as official govern­ dren in Newington. About 60 sometime. the Kretnlin model. •gar Farrell was deacon, iknd Rev. CIGARETTE ment representatives.' Mvslerv Pair i members were present at the tur- Sqmmers. Buckland; Mrs. Marjorie BLACK and DECKER One of the notable features of George Hughes, aubdeacon. Mr*. Thorne. 83 Middle turnpike west;. "Actually, the.v usurped the I key dinner. Washington Chieken' Sandwiches this assembly waa the violence of Jane Maccarone played the organ fonctiona of the Office of Censor­ Ingredients: 1 cup diced cooked Vra. Julia Sonan, Rockville; Au­ r id in g 't r u c k s $6 .9 5 A nd U p Rttg. 59e th 51.50 2 9 c LIGHTERS III This morning Fire Chief John Rueaia's “hate America" cam­ and was soloist. Two organisations gust Zeppa, Bolton. ship and by indirect pres.siire ar- Brink (^ase Merz said the Alanche.ster Improve- leftover chicken. 1 medtum-aize red paign. It waa a constant theme were represented by delegations, DELTA SHOP rompliahed domestic censorshop Delicious apple, 6| tablespoons com­ song for a tired 'and old Andrei Y. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ■as foto* tha j ment Association will donate an the Alpina Society and the Italian Mrs. Helena Smith. 439 Parker GAMES • 7 9 c ^dUp ^ c h WM not within the juris- (Continued from rage One) additional 100 gifts to the number, mercially-prepared mayonnaise or Vlahinaky, the Soviet Foreign Min­ American Auxiliary. •anaanoas teoad *»•* $1 > 5 9 Each ffietion of either of these mayonnaise-type salad dressing. 1 ister. It was reflected in the clos­ street: Kerry Gotch. Mansfield shaving onrfaM DELTA POWER TOOLS BOUBLE BOILERS agen- l and they, will be taken to the home Rev, John F. Hannon read the Center; Mrs. Lucille Lea, 25 Maple eies." , . ; he would rule in his case tomor- Christmas morning. teaspoon tarragon vinegar, salt, ing, atagee by the •Soviet blasts at committal service at the grave In far taster whla- ONLY ISo -25-0“0* I row. and peppei*. 8 slices whole wheat alleged American cruelties in put­ St. James' Cemetery. The pall street;- Levori Parmakian. 3l. Ar- for pickiip. Eaqy WEEK HQLGATETOYS T $1*88 And Up Reg. 51.30 bread, aSlad, greens. ting down disorders at the Pon- vlne place; Mack Harris,'88 East fo handle 6 9 c Also scheduled for appearance bearers were Nino Sartor, Daniel Center street; Mr*; JoMphine s m a l l TOOLS 15-Fe. ALUM INUM I Tuesday on contempt charges are Method: Put chicken.in mixing, gam camp. - ■ Pantaleo, Alec Meek, John Scar- 21 Arreslefl ill N. Y.^Thotnss F Richardson of VVey- Public Records bpwd. Wash and dry apple; quarter In former years Vishinaky and latto. Domenic Yesco and Richard Boisvert, 61 Unnmore drive; Mrs. TOYTRUCKS and remove core: peel If desired. Secretary of State Dean Acheson Gworek. Ruth Willey and son, 112 Eliza­ CDDKIND SET and Viii- beth drive; Mra. Stella Smi\h and XMAS TREE LIGHTS CANISTCR SETS Waterfront Probe' _ cUa'T BoaTor" a furniture Cut apple Into thin small pieces went through the motions of ahak- ond TRACTORS $1*69 A n d U p REG. SS9.95 mover. Warrantee Deeds into mixing bowl. (There ahould be Ing hands for the photographera, Edwin Sinnamon son. 13 Laurel place; Dennis Ven- j Others who have been cited for Richard E. Wright and Jennie about t cup diced apple). Add but Achetoh refused this time. He Funeral services for Edwin Sln- drillo. 322 Oakland street; Patricia Reg. 69c (Ceattooed from Page One) I contempt of court for (ailing to an- I H. Wright to Wavio R. Wright i mavonaiae, vinegar and salt and made a point of never, being in a Vendrillo. 322 Oakland street: RwniWftMi 'M* M nra And U p SPARE BULBS 4 5 c and Margaret F. VVright, property namon of 235 Highland street, who Robert Duncan, 8 Little street; GAMES 6 9 c SALE York Polie. H question* before the Brink a pepper to taste; mix well. Make 4 position where he had to greet was one of Manchester's few re­ $ 1 5 .9 5 *^*P*ffment. | prand jury are : ; on Middle turnpike east. sandwiches of chickeri-apple fill­ Viahineky. The sesaion waa the last Frederick Steinipeyer, 29 Durant- Exenitnr's Deed - maining veterans of the Spanish- street; Henry Keeney, 43 Bralnard aixenttwn-hnro IMP 10 to latrstCarlson. .W. a convicted ing. bread and salad greens: cut for Acheson. Elsenhower haa nam­ American War, were held this aft­ nmro anttfng HOLSTER SETS $ 4 .9 8 And U p OUTSIDE LIGHTS Large Selection oping manifold pro sen j. ! Boston bookie, who la free on-ball Hartford Connecticut Trust each sandwich into 4 squares. ed John Foster Dulles to be hia Se­ place. • f blade* than any Company, executor of the will of ernoon at 2:30 at 8t. Mary’s Epis­ biSCHARGED TODAY: Rene Makes 4 servings. cretary of State. copal Church. Rev. Alfred U Wil­ other ahaver. ONLY Via TABLE LAMPS COOLERATDR ^ n sentence: Donald T. V.' rieny England to Russell M. If you choose small broiling Rivard, 12$ Bretton road; Patri­ r , Rpberts and Dorothy L. Roberta, liams, reqtpr of the church, assist­ cia Jones, ''354 Summit street: | A WEEK TOOL CHESTS $2*98 A nd U p LEWYT VACUUM CLEANER S t.!. brother of ' Specs’ chickens (two to two-qnd-one-half The Angto-Saxons called Sep- ed by Rev. John J. Johnson, curate,- IHw aUgle. o»ime commission in f'cr in bail pending an : property at 264 Autumn street. pounds) you can cook them in rec­ tember the barley month. Mrs. Dorothy Thornton and son. $ 1*00 And Up ICE BDX probe of rackets —i-i-.*.__- -• ne^i __ . j "p Qiittrlalm Deed officiated, and John Cockerhara Storrs; Mr*. Marion Brewer and ooat the , P^“’ " nine months sentence- ord ame. Have, the butcher cut A nd Up BISSELL'S SWEEPER5 REG. $79.98 Joseph Ros.setto to Catherine E. the chicken'in pieces as he would presided at the o r^n . Interment daughter, Rockrille. REMINGTON *W* PULLTOYS 6 9 c BtoBoin!r H 7 ‘*°*^*'' ■ y«"i I ■ •’AZ* Maffie. 41. of Putnam, property at 38 Porter waa in the East Ometery. awpplng industry an estimated 350 > ' «nd John W Dalv street. for fryli)g. Rub the chicken pieces SHOP TODAY! STANBARD gS7A0 SUPPLY IS UMITED aiiiiiona annually. I Boston.. The cases of the latte^iw°o with .soft butter or margarine, Bearers were John T. Slnnsmon, Many bicycle racers are also ManhatUn District Attorney ' nave been continued, until this Trade Name sprinkle with salt, pepper and Thomas H. Freeburn,-Arthur 8. good skaters. WfbStesar; Ho Rayments Until February O N M A N Y OF SALE $ 2 9 .7 5 Hogan sailed into the week. James T, Kirkpatrick, doing paprika, and broil—fairly close to racket tempest yeater- Mrs. Hoolev was .reused of re- business a.s the K-F A D Maniifac the source of heat—for eight to THESE ITEMS ^ foyw ith hit announcement of the fusing to answer the'quMtionT DM -339 Charter Oak street. .ten minutes on each side. OPEN T0NI8HT aid TUESDAY TIL 9 charges of uTcMh^- *70,0^ - . i ■ ^ehael Clemente, a 44-year-oid DECTSION 18 REFI^RED “OPEN AN ACCOUNT—PAY IN 1953" TIME FAYMOITS AFL.In- It was not divulged ithat IN ST ALUS ON B.AN W ashington, Dec. 33—XiVV— SPECIALIZING IN ternational Longaporemen't aaso- tlona the others refused "to "an«v^ United Nations, N. Y., Drc. 22_ The Supreme Csart today re­ BnionerVTVl o aw n and often described as the (4V-The United -Nations says It fused to hand 'dowa wiMt eonid CUSTOM BUILT HOMES S5S EAST ST. of downtown Manhattan wants Mme facta before comRlv- v i c H r s CianaDD COSTEUX)t IS J.AILED have been aa Iroportaat price Ing with ^ U. S. State depart­ discrimination ruling breauso GENERAL CONTRACTING BUDGE ment request that H take a UN 91 CENTER m iCT MANCHESTSR Rm H* m d Tsisvislon .•Arretted with Clemente was one AH to­ the Feitoral Trade Comatlsslon REMODELING AND REPAIRING OPEN EVINMGS « to a union aisoclatea, Alexander p i effort* of Frank Costello'a Marcelle Isfollaliai woomoe, 4.. of Rutherford. N. J. Hitschmanova, a Czech woman re- was tardy In filing its appeal. Skoor Bros.' 360 MAIN ST. YBU 9 him from The commlsolon hml hskrd the ^* 5 * **7^ ^ were the second and irorter for the Pakistan Times, The FREE-ESTIMATE8 — MORTGAGES ARRANGED priMn barknred and the New high coiirt to uphold Ito flmtiags JEWELERS ' .t- Opon Evenings Until A U DAY SAT* ^ 8 ** **’• « * r r ^ to- . $""*»ler waa hnatled State department asked that her that certala lUscrinilBatloaa oc­ Giva tktM , and your lady., Open Evety Night Until Christmas! ky tka State Crime «otomie- » priiMm IMM a t B:l$ n. m. accreditation aa a correapondent to curred to a quantity dioc«Muit WILLTON’S 9 U n tO in as i r d BAST •Jd am flfUi and etotli Oi the cover UN aettvitieg be lifted he- Will coo liko turtlt-dovts. 977 MAIN STREET MANCEEBifER •adu) * bound for n prietag system used by the If yoo doloy yeor ifcopoisf, ERNEST A. RITCHIE — ‘ ©IFT SHOS Ax.wBonamBm^.n ■"f foMUm aa a roeult of Jail" to! MUna, Mich. cauao it considered her n "unUkely MiuueupoBa-HeneywdB Keguin- ~ security risk." 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# • ' ^ - '» ’ V I ui- M ANCH^TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ MONDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1952 MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1952 1 Pages 15 to 2B BiGB FOURTEEN Section Two 'MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 iRantli^Btcr lEticnittg Ulcralb Judge ieoa n SMFD Carol Concert Singing Was Cheerful, Despite Gloomy Weather Driver Fined, Homes Wear THIS YEAR GIVEiFOQD! Two Charges Holiday Garb 'jJ^ a xe s Attracts over 1,000 Broach of Peace Count Contest by YfCCA Stim­ Threatens to With Contempt Actloa Spruce Street Program Results from Siiiiflav ulates Interest in Dec­ About Town Accident, on Turpike orating Homes Here Against Truck Driveii Success for Second, I Th«JWHAUea Those driving around town have Rockville, Dec. 22—(8pacW)*p Year; Firemen Plan' P eter U rbanettl of 312 Main Francis A. Moran. of 82 Oak Ji dge Robert U Pigeon tooMT : street, treasurer of the lUtllsn- street, srrested on four counts yes­ commented on how beautiful threatened to start contempt PJQ* ; Making Event Annual Amertcan Club, was reelected to terday. was presented in Town M anchester looks this .year, with ceeding against .three drtveni for that office for hla tenth year, at ■ _ .... , . , .w 1 many more homes decorated thin Court this morning on two of them, .^er before, tending to give the the Holstein Rubber Product! 0 > ^ H ors than 1,000 persons m ade' the annual meeting of the club yes­ pany unless they showed up ® the second annual South Manches­ terday afternoon. He served seven snd entered pleas of guilty to both. town a festive appearance.' Per- Deputy Judge "Charles N. court next Monday. ter Fire Department Chriatmu i .years as treasurer for Gulheppe haps this is due in part to the The judge’s ire waa «rou!« - ■ • 1050 C rockett fined Moran 1150 for stimulation of the Christmas deno- Carol Sing a complete success last: th. driving »hile under the Influence when Bernard J. Acker0«An< on Me " . ■ . ... , when that society merged with the .ration coni eat for’ all kinds of torncy, who said he waa ropror night. The hour and a half pro- italian-American Club he continued of liquor and 125 for breach of the homes being sponsoied by the peace. Charges of assatilt with a sentiiig the' rubber firm and "In B gram was held at the Spruce aa treasurer and has held the post Manchester Garden Club and the Wsy" was alo representing yUa street hose house, headquarters of deadly w'eapoh and reckless driv­ Manche.ster Branch, Hartford since, and is also treasurer of the trio who failed to appear, aakM the SMFD. George Vince was mas­ Social Club. ing were dropped. County YWCA. ter of ceremonies for the pro­ Moran was one of three men Judging in this contest is now lor another week’s contlniianco. ’ ■ gram . r > — ■ arrested as a result of week-end going on, with judges vlelwlng Marks Third Holdover ‘HanchCsfer Assembly, No. 15. accidents. 'This will mark the third time The crowd gathered In front and Order of Rainbow for Girls, will some homes la.st night and con­ on the south lawn of the station, According to police, Moran's car tinuing their work tonight and that the cases have been held ov^ meet this evening a t 7 ;30 In the • rammed Into the rear of one driven on request. The three men across the street on the Nathan Haaonic Temple. tomorrow night from 6:30 tek Hale School lawn, on porfches of by Reginald Alston of Vernon 9:30. Selection of the final win- charged with violating the towira neighboring homes and in cars while both cars were headed west recently enacted sidewalk ■ oiw Several local womert enjoyed a , on Middle turnpike west near jI nera in each clasia nromi.ses to be paihed In the spaces provided. • ' (llfricult as over 50 entries have nsnee. The law prohibits the park* tea and fashion show isponsored B'y Broad street about 12:.'t0 pm. ing of a motor vehicle in onebZ Assisting in the program was I the Women’! AuxillaiY of the Mt.' Alston, police said, got out of his ;: been received. W alter Dawle.v a t the H artford Over .50 per cent of the entries way that It will Interfere wlm Sinai Hospital of Hartford at Tum­ car to talk to Moran, who then | regular pedestrian and vMtictMjf Times mobile organ, the Salvation ble Brook Country Club in Bloom­ started to push the driverless are in the small homes class, both Army Band, and a group of m'ale field Friday afternoon. Fashions new anil old ones, which will he traffic. - ^ Alston car into the Broad street The law was first brought abow and female voices from the Sal­ were by Rulrf Chappelle of West , intersection. - judged by a group from the Gar­ vation Army Songster Brigade, the Hartford. Those attending from Kpolted Knife den Club, Inelud'ng William Buck- after numerous complaints thgt Beethovto Glee Club and the A Manchester Included Mrs. Meyer At this point, according to lev. Miss Ellen Buckley and Miss trucks loading at the Holeteln pl**^ Capella choirs of the high school. Tober, Mrs. Manning Fendell, M rs./ police, the Vernon man opcne

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■ -■ ' - . ■ ■' ’ ' _ ' ' M' .' I \ ■¥','• __•- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,) MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 • .<■'. tAO S SIXTEEN IIAN’CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNo MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 PAGE SEVENTEEN currants,^, ground apricots, flour, here eays Purdue win tend a tanm Jfaterbury Airman Navy Discarded lard, aggi, allapice, cinnamon, rai­ to. Formosa for two years residence Dwarf Evergreens sins, watsr and wine. These were at the collega. The plan la' designed Choicest Recipe to top mixed together, baked in an to provide well-trained technical TURKEYS With C-124 Victims oven and served with wine aauca. paraonnel for. servlet here. • ••oaaeooo 4fc Lb. Drottod The academy notea this la “one OVER 2S LIS. .. Wr TfOe ABSOOIATED VtO&fi Making Yule Trees Annapolis, Md. -t- (85— Sailpra the racipaa no longer uaed." Some peopjes of the world do not HENS U to If LIS. .... 5fe Lb. Drotsod in boot camp today were b^rn use salt with their food. ' A Watcrtrary. Oobil. airmkn was about 4d. years too late, atleS itaa PLUMP kttl«d In tb« cra other Ora home­ Sugar, molaaaes, ginger, clovas. The Mutual Security Agency ward bound for Christmas also Y0UN6 „601M OM***" aarUhsd. MieMi was a World War II vet- m araa who had reenlisted. He was ItNUtR the son of Mrs. John Marino of I Waterbury and Alfonse Miceli of For Every Christmas Greeting 16 LBS Bast Hartford. ueutM otiiM® Two other New England fam- . OVEN Qisa hare been notified that relr Purpose Toast The Season CLEAHCO (id OVIR atlrea ware among those killed in U LSS Saturday's plane crash at Moses Poultry Farms OVER Lake, Wash. The victims have With OPTO J UP TO II been Idehtified aS: 'CHOICE NATIVE POULTRY ~ 61IIECT FROM FARM TO YOU" 14 L9S Airman 2-c Bernard A. Tracy. LB l6 6 5 * lA son of Mrs. Joseph T. Tracy of 16IW 5 7 L* ^Y G Keene. N. H. Native C o p o n s II 7 f c First Lt. William O'Oonnell. 26., DART'S w ash brother of Mrs. L«vem e Jerome of' TURKEYS-CAPONS-ROASTERS ^ am all ■ MLTSViat C lo o n o d Portland, He. LHIUKTMAS TREES by thonsaads packed on tractor sirda. l s 4 1 ------^ ‘ ih6 L* AVG 5 6 US A-YG BROILERS - FRYERS - FOWL Turkeys II 5 5 c By JOE F. KANE trees across the path to support Ai r «:|ZES—CLEANED AND DRAWN—-READY TO COOK EGG NOG OVtN v/asn MMOVto Duluth. Minn. — 185 — Dwarf Ducks BOY SCOUT tractors ■ with extra wide treads. C le on o d 5-5V.LS lb 5 9 ^ Cleaned spruce trees whose growth has The small black spruce are cut AVG ^ ^ 7 . ‘ been stunted for as long as a cen­ with Swedish bush men's saws DRESSED FOR THAT FEAST LI 75e NOTES tury in ancient lakebeda will bring that re.semhle small bucksaws. Roosting with steel bows. Tractors pull ■ POUURY, MADE FRESH Pork Loins and Christmas cheer to about two mil­ Be it tarkey or capon or roastinc chickon—Onr draaaod Cloonod lion living rooms. big loads of trees over the mucky ! AT THE ^ L o in Holt The little trees that have strug­ swampland and through the woorl-1 poifitry will provide just what jron need for that Chriat- TO FRY OR WO"- NEWS gled for survival through decades lands to main roadii, where trucks | mas-Day feast! All ready for staffing and into your oven! DAIRY OF 2-3’A lb ^YG of frigid winters in the remote pick them up. | For a meal yoall remember year ronnd ! Chickens y<0 30c NIW LOW FRiai / Pitted Ripe Olives SYlMAR l a r g e 5 0 Z TIN 25c Beautiful, Permanent, Public Market FINAST FLAKY NATIVE / ? 0 Dill Pickles MILLER'S SLICED • KOSHER STYLE QT1AR 29c Colorful, Clean 805 M AIN STREET 6-01 TINS 9-OZ PKGS ^Jumbo Shrimp viaoRaEAsEo 4-aoztin63c Featuring Every Possible Food Roasting Chickens n . i Crust 2 Orange Juice 4 ^ 49' An(hovies " 2 t'n* 2 9 c Need From Our Complete The Freshest Selection 01 Fruits and (B Lb. ATerage) ] us lAK I YOUl HOUDAY PllSt Sliced Strawberries FULL LB PKG 3 9 c NICE GOLDEN FIUING - DELICATELY SPICED Variety Vegetables For Your Holiday Feast Green Beans 10-OZ PKG 1 9 . > FANCY, GOLDEN P U M P K I N » ^ » 5 5 < 10 o z PKG 2 5 < HOLIDAY qUAUTY NATIVE LARGE. INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS SWEET POTATOES 2 lh. 35c ]. , A REAL RICH OLD FASHIONED FILLING Brussels Sprouts BROAD-BREASTED TURKEYS DRAPEFRUIT 2 For 2k FANCY. FIRM ^ MINCE «tH59c 2 . 16 0Z PKGS 2 9 c (Rai8«d in nearby North Franklin), Squash WMED TURNIPS 2u..1Se / MADE FROM TREE RIPENED APPLES KITCHIN, BATHROOM, ~ (RMHIMIllMHmHKWNMKMNiMMMn FANfY (LfSTERED f- CRISP, CAUFORNIA Jh LAUNDRY, BREAKFAST NOOK APPLE EACH 4 9 < UNO OlAKES EVISCERATED EMPEROR DRAPES .X in I PASIML CELERY 25e /O A CAST MtNOre GIFTS (Doable Celle Boneb) EGG NOG TURKEYS A CIGARETTES HAND-PICKED ' TENEORINE’S PARTECRIZED XLl POPUlAf 4 OA « " ! 1 10 to 12 Lb. Size, IRANOS 10 PKGS I.WW QUART IRMRRHmiWRIRWliMlinHIWIMm il K im i MtINTOSH APPLES 2 i.. lit S SWEET n U J ! ON. 758 ptma AieoT toiacco litin95c H A L F g a l l o n 4Ue 45rpjg BELTSVIUE JUNIOR SIZE TURKEYS READY 5 to 9 Lbs. Each. TO EAT CA FAOM AN OLD SNOUSH PeC/P£ COM€ UKWWMMMCWflHHMHIUKWWaflKWM ^ ;Si^ nA STIC niE (Whole or abaiUt half) F/RST NAT/ONAl 's FAMOUS LARUE CAPONS a«d ROASTINB Cekrhil plattic wall NU . . . odd* ^ o a n ^ a p o i Bocwionanif boauty to your homn. CHICKENS CHOICE OR PRIME Ba*y t* cln o n -w ill nnt «r««lc, (WMfRtd IWWWMd tmm •ru * or fad*. Many now, bnovtt* ' “' “M s « b4 fill calore Id (!«••$• fram In pinin NATIVE SELECTED 8EESE Rib Roast Beef FRUIT CAKES • r nw Alelied pntMm*. MfMRM YOUR CHOICE (X LIGHT OR DARK ------..--O Probi«" DoUIXI mNO 2-LB FlUED WITH CHOICE NUTS AND FRUITS 5 9 ^ . F4M| BraMrict awl SpKialty Fooit FRUITCAKE <>»1 . 1 9 «Ne»«f STATE BRAND EXTRA RICH CIRCULAR FRUIT CAKE PHONE 4148 SaECTED FRUITS aaf VEBETABLES PLENTY OF FRUnS AND NUTS (Ml 5 3 * W i l . 0 5 IMIlMlWWWWWWWRfMMIIIMMMM COu Cl,- , PKG OF 9 23c 6 9 1 ^ BUHER Brown 'N Serve Rolls '’-'If 0»v STORE.HOURS - (la (piaiten) Jfoon ( Poppy Seed Rolls PKC OF 13 29c MONDAY 7 A. M, to 6 P. M. « 2 9 . Butter Crumb Cake C a r a t \ ■lACH 35c nroiir Rtoee • ( Frleiedly Service- TUESDAY 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. te e n dally 1 A. M. to fcP. M, In- •fcdMg Wedneeday aftomooaa and WEDNESDAY 7 A M. to 6 P. M. Natoriay *111 noon. M siR B r FIRST r NATIONAL n STORES

) ... ■r' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. GONNW MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952' PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN v x f • Bishop To Preside ^Hal BoyU' Hose Co. 2 H ost Skywatch Schedule ‘Didn’t Raise My Boy To 60 Children At T rin ity Service Firemen of Hose Co. 2, SMFD. Tuesday Hartford, Dec. H — Rt. Rev...... Mr. and Mrs. Sedrick Straughan Frederick G. Budlong, retired held their second annual Christmas Midnight- 2 a. m. 2 a. m.-- 4 a. m...... Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hagenow Bishop of Oonnectleut, wUl preeMe To Be a V. P.’ party for^ member's youngsters at 4 a. m.- 6 a. m...... Volunteem Needed at the Christmas Eve midnight Orange Hall yesterday afternoon. 6 a. m.- 6 a. -m...... Richard Froach service conduoted annually t'a Trin­ , About 40 children and 30 adults at­ 9 a. m.- Noon ... Mrs. Mary Close ity College Chapel for the Greater ROASTING CHICKENS . N*w Torif—<*V-Wh*l ...... Mrs. Robert Coleman, Hartford community and local stu- M AXIM U M VALUC 4nd MINIMUM iXPIN SK—you II find A4P'$ Ready-to-Cook Turkeys will give you the utmost satisfaction. They're thoroughly cleaned under P«'«»*‘l**'** tended. Noon- 3 p. m. ,.. «v*r rmiMd her boy to be a vice ! contented, cheerful men whpse^ Foreman' "Victor Johnson wel­ , Robert Oenovesi dents, it was announced today by We have a good supply of excellent medium roasters . Government inspection—head and feet removed—giblets and neck ne^tly^cleaned—ready-to cook with [ust roasting,preparations to be done. This, is the way prealdeat? sleep is haunted by only one tier-' comed the group before turning thr ' 3’p. m.- 6 p. m...... Mrs, Beatrice Manning. Dr. Arthur H. Hughes, acting are weighed and priced for you.. ...' AND, THIS IS VW Y IMPOKTANTI lach AKP Ready-te-Coek Turkey hat been qoiek-freien to preserve Ht fresh fine flavor. ProbeMy none. Motheri went ror: program over to Danny Hair, mas­ Philip E. Reuter - f president. and capons for Christmas. Come in at any time of day; their eon* to be doctoce or lew- . "What if they ever made me ter of ceremonies. Carols were 6 p. ni.* 8 p. m...... E. E. Perkins. Robert Lanning Chaplain Gerald B. O'Grady, Jr„ you always get tha beat at Okoti’s. yers or dentleta or enirinecrs. But resident of the firm? What Would sung by the children end William 8 p. m.-lO p. ,m...... Louis Lanzsno, Francis Danneosse will celebrate Holy Communion at 14 Lhs. &L Under 16 Lbt. 6i Over they MX* mlMtnit a bet. f do?” McDonald offered a vocal eolo. Wil­ 10 p. m.-Midnight ...... E. B. Inman, Wallace G. Payne the 11:80 p. -m. service Wednesday R ead y ■ To Cook! . ihouldn't a wise mother to­ ^ They know they have a happy liam Ritchie. Sr,, showed motion night. He will play a .recital of day aim her lad from birth toward life, and they don’t want anybody pictures. Through the courtesy of mathematics through integral cal carols on .the Plumb Memorial -J' one of the eafest and moat profit­ to meas it up by giving them more the . Verna Hare Dance Studio, Bar Give (A)miiii6sioti8 cuius, and. a y tar of college phy carilloit in the Chapel tower at 11 ROGER OLCOn able career! in America—that of responsibility. Who lives longer bars Elliott did some baton twirl- sics. Students lli their final college p. m. At 11:15, a program of canla belnf a yice- president T There are anyway—president or vice presi- liog. Betty McGehan did a^ acro- semester may apply, but will not will 'be jtrasented by Mias. LuclIIa 408 West Center Stmt Telephon* 7858 thousands upon thousands of vice dents? batlc dance and Lincoln PeanKin 111 Meteorology be cOmmlssioiiiMl until they receive, Taylor, aoprano aatoist of Em­ president! In this country, yet not­ lf“tw ere a young fellow starting was the clown. their degrees. manuel Cburch. Hartford; and one started life with that idea in on a fresh career Td go to work Santa Claus arrived during the The Air Force ^ once again of­ George E. B^ker, Jr<. *81 organist mind. They all got there by acci­ Applicants will serve for three of the Oon^egational Church of for a big firm and tell them right party to present gifts and candy to fering direct Reserve commissions years after completing the yaar of dent. off, “My goal is to be a vice presi­ the youngsters. Refreshments were initial training. Farmington and former college LB LB But why shouldn't a smart dent.” The chances are the presi­ served, including ice cream, soda, as meteorological officers to veter­ assistant organist. Further information about this young f^ow set out deliberately dent would be so surprised at such cookies and rake. ans and non-veterans under 27, the Rev. Robert . B. Wardrop, curate 0*LY A F«.W 14 TO U I I RiAOY TOCOOK TUHKtYS WtU |C AVAILAOLI to make himself a Vice President? a strange ambition he'd make you program may be obtained by writ­ of Trinity Church. Hartford, will U, S, Go^nment Grads A-lviscsratsd director of military personnel pro­ ing -a letter describing your spe­ A*0 THfY WILL iC SOLD AT INC LOWIR FRICf. Why shouldn’t business colleges a vice president right off—just out KO'D BY Bl .MPER JACK curement at First Air Force Head­ assist S t the service, while Lewis have a course entitled. "How to of curiosity. cialised background to the Chief, Wallace of Rocky Hill, master A quarters at Mitchell Air Force Air Weather Service, Andrews -X- becosae a vice president and stop Of course, the perfect title to Syracuse, N. Y. — ’ presidents-are doing" flat tire. While Malary was re­ Sons for commissions will be for­ will be "In Dulcl Jubilo," by Bach; I I every man would like to have, a be commissioned as second lieu­ warded to you Immediately. r o a s t in g -3 % -4 ’/j lbs 7-RIB PORK ROAST l. 29‘= hlgh-pi^rhig'Po*t with a lot of re- That is living at the peak. moving the lug bolts from the tenants and given weather training "Noel Grand Jeu et Duo,” by D'- EQUIVALENT TO 5-6 LBS OF sponsibUlty. That isn't so. What wheel, the bumper jack slipped, hit at various colleges and universities Aquin-Watters, and 'Tocata and Chickens READY-TO-COOK LB REG. ROUND DRESSED AT 59c LB Fugue In Minor.” PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT the average man really 'ciavea is .him on the head and knocked him throughout the United States. Half Cornoread makes a fine base for PlUMP-9-10'/j LBS a hi^-paytng post with absolute­ but. of these meteorology courses may a creamed dish. Have the corn- Miss Taylor will sing "Noel! EQUIVALENT TO 12-14 LBS OF Christmas Safely Geese READY-TO-COOK TENDER SWEET IB 4 to a IBS 18 ANY SIZE PIECE I I ly no responsibility. And for that After being revived by his friend, be credited toward a master's de­ bread piping hot, cut in squares, Sing Good Newa”i "Sleep, Little SEE OUR CHOICE SELECTION LB REG. ROUND DRESSED AT 47c IB m you can't beat the Job of vice both finished changing the tire be­ gree. slit each square through the center Dove.” "Hark! In The Darkness,’ NATIVE-3-4VJ LBS Wholt Loins 43' Rib HoH 37' Chino End 4r president. Grange Program fore driving to St. Joseph’s Hos­ Applicants must have ‘a college and then sandwich the creamed "To Us In Bethlehem City,” and EQUIVALENT TO 4-6 LBS OF OF WINES AND LIQUORS Ducks READY-TO-COOK Look at what it offers: pital where Malary was examined. degree, satisfactory grades In dish between the slices! "Infant So Gentle." m LB REG. ROUND DRESSED AT 41c LB Sausage M eat , 4 9 ^ 1. X swivel chair in a warm of­ NATIVE-4-6 lbs fice out of the wind and the rain. Wapplng Grange, No. 30, will AVAILABLE FOR THE EQUIVALENT TO 6-8 LBS OF 2. A secretary to answer the meet tomorrow evening at 8 In Capons READY-TO-COOK LB REG, ROUND DRESSED AT 65c LB Fresh Oysters standard pt 79^ t . / phone calls from your wife. Reservations for the New Year's asking: FOR HOLIDAY FEASTING and ENTERTAINING PALE M Y SHCMY Thkb our aincere wiHi for evetyooe: Tempting Trimmln’s for Your Foostl "Why can't I be a president In­ Eve party at the Wapplng Com­ THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT LARGE BASKET I# stead of Just another vice presi­ munity house should be handed YUKON-POPULAR FLAVORS FULL in at the meeting tomorrow eve­ May you have a Many Christmaa, the happy companion- 1 LB 13 OZ O T * dent?” »i69'=5ti’1 .3 5 o a l 2 . 5 9 Beverages CONTINTSONLY 3 QTS 29" A&P Sweet Potatoes Nothing could be further from ning. ' Famoua Oiip of loved ooea, the warm fellowship and undentand- CAN B A S K E T S 4 . 9 8 First Food Wishes You A Very Merry Cigarettes POPULAR BRANDS ORDER Land O* ing of frienda. May the New Year hold for you a full PRICED FOR CONN. CTN 1*96 ^ i iJatSC® Un—'rrtrrrd 1 ^ „ 23c Christmas and A Happy New Year! Lakes or LEFRANC MADRONE ;r>eaaure of happinew. OCEAN LB i p c All through the ChristmaH season you’ve been visiting Cranberry Sauce SPRAY CAN A&P Fancy Peas 2 c’a'3 9 " . OUR NEW LOCATION Oooma BOHLED IN CALIFORNIA e CALIFORNIA EMPIROR our store; now we want to stop and say what we wanted NOW A&P Mince Meat 9 0Z I ^ C 1 LB 0 1 * to before—Have the merriest Christmas ever! Branda RUBY PORT, TAWNY PORT, MUSCATKl, Jfrom 2U1 ot fls at SiAipi PKG A&P Whole Kernel Corn 2 CANS 9® ■ LARGE 143 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 1 LB 2'/Y OZ 1 QT 14 OZ ^ Q C CLUSTERS ON THE BiaHT, OVER THE TRACKS FROM BIAIN STREET mtmmmtmtmmcsi'ft'MmmmmmmmtmmiiHiaiH CREAM SHERRY, aU l'D RY SHERRY GRAPES LBS is C&B Mince tkeat CAN Iona Tomato Juice 2 CANS * * T I EVISCERATED TURKEYS A SCHOONAAAKER 1 LB 12 OZ Mince Meat DEL MONTE I QT 14 OZ O O * FLETCHER DLKSS CO. SPERRY & BARNES SELEaiON 1.15 GRANDMOTHER'S CAN Pineajiple Juice LIBBY’S CAN d l ” Of C 8 "HRST FOOD" QUAUTY-^EADY TO COOK ALL A&P SUPER MARKETS laoz A lP SwI. ‘l QT 14 0Z m a c READY-TO-EAT R&R Pium Pudding DELICIOUS SERVED WITH POULTRY Phone 3879 ■ Manchwler CAN Grapefruit Juice Jun!:,’a Uniwt. 2 gANS ■ * 1 laoz C 10 LB y Q C COOKED HAMS COAST TO COAST C&B Pium Pudding JAR ACTO GLASS—COMPLETELY INSTALLSb OPEN TUESDAY Pastry Flour ,u^,HYF.ELD bag 38 BAG CRANBERRIES l.3 3 ‘ MIRRORS—GLASS FCRNITCRE TOPS ____ CALIFORNIA RED TABLE WINES LB OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ALL DAY SATURDAY FANCY, NA’nV E C&B Fig or Date Pudding Orange Marmalade ANN PAGE JAR -TURKEYS! nUROUNDY, CtARET, ZINFANDEl 7-9 LB. AVG. NIGHT DEC 23 TIL 9 Beii's Pouitry Seasoning 1 LB 4 OZ “ ■73c PKG Sliced Pineapple DEL MONTE CAN 29" CAPONS p.mu Wede Dec 24 NATIVE BOT*iV GAL W GAL 1e89 Pumpkin Pie Mix LB CALIF. NAVEL COMSTOCK CAN Nabisco Premium Saltines PKG 25" Oranges EXTRA LARGE SIZE laa’t o o z 7 9 ^ CLOSED SULTANA lO’/Y OZ Best Values and Salectloa in 59e! Die. 2S: CHRISTMAS DAY Stuffed Olives INDIAN RIVER DUCKS MANZ JAR ' Nucoa Margarine WORTH 10c ON PKG PKG 30" Grapefruit SIZE a4-70’i 3 for 25' 7-RIB CUT IMPERIAL CROWN SWEET .MIXED STANDARD Pickles PARCHMENT LARGE A A C TV KING PHILIP JAR v e v # Chocolates e.s 1.98, 2.39 Pascal Celery WRAPPED BUNCH 4 * T r PORK ROAST SWEET WINES qt69^ A&P Pumpkin 1 LB 13 oz 4) 0 ^ LB 3 p c WHITE BOILING cuTFROM HEAVY STEER BEEF I Flr»t Food sovM you tlnM ond work. Thom s no 2 CANS Ribbon Candy olS*SL d KKQ u n i o n s SILVER SKIN 2 e.,29« Radios 1 LB 13 OZ JANE 10 IN V A C ^ A C Squash UNIT Apple Pies PARKER EACH a IF MONMOUTH BRAND 2 CANS 35' Candy Canes ^ 25" OF 12 York Apples 5 LB PLIOFILM BAG 59" Records Phonographs PORTERHOUSE STEAK ^$1.151 I ceniM Him* *“’r parfocriy " ‘..’**!** doonod • •. ^Turktys r* "• or* ol raody Champagne-- EACH .•jytj* JANE 10 IN O CC 8 IN C A C SUNNYBROOK GRADE A Squash BunERNUT OR HUBBARD 2 ebs9 ' SIRLOIN STEAK )1sU5 8 ^ s * iv a . NEW voa x Mince Pies PARKER e a c h 09 , EACH Washers Coast To Coast STATE 1^t 2 . 8 5 LARGE Tomatoes HOT HOUSE-RED RIPE L. 39" SFARKIING JANE to IN A A C FRESH E G G S SIZE DOZ Coast To Coast •uaouNOY eoT ifc-O Squash Pies PARKER EACH 0“ EACH Toasters, etc. SsndW O L A C B f P. E.' I. Yellow Turnips 3 l b s 1 0 " IMEOaTEO AT CRANBERRY SAUCE . JANE Silverbrook Butter G rtdtA PRINT* 77' Pol M briay PROM FtANCE 3.69 'OIN •IN ^QC. OCEAN SPRAY. Strained FRUITS-VEGETABLE ‘ CAKE MIX 49e • PARKER EACH W 7 F EACH r Sage Cheese HOLIDAY Yams FANCY, GOLDEN 2 ebs3 5 " or whole. Reg. size. . . . . l Y C EXTRA FANCY FAVORITE LB 1 LB m A C Mixed Nuts REGALO, CELLO BAG MARSHMALLOW • ’ f l H t * * Mel-O-Bit Cheese 29" SWEET POTATOES PASCAL Larga Roasted Mixed Nuts LB 69" Potterton^s SWEET LIFE O SW EET PEA S Sharp Cheddar \ 130 Center St. Plenty of Ecny Free Parking FLUFF ,„2lc AGED CURED LB Large can...... A v C CELERY B r a n d y - 8'/aOZ A » C A 1 LB a ^ C PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD A ^ EFFECTIVE IN FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 CANS . idcANSW y THIS COMMUNITY CUSTARD PUMPKIN SOI.ID irF,BERO a YEASS OLD AND VICINITY. For A Holiday Treat! SWEET LIFE 4%-H Coast To Coast •4 PROOF LIBBY 0 1 - 3.69 Large 30 oz. can...... A I C L E n U C E Largn Head 19c Large 30 oz. can ip # C A PP U - 6 YEASS OLD Old Fairfax |4 PKOOf 1o”t 3 . 7 0 F r u it C a k e FROZEN J I ’ICV NO. 1 QUALITY “TEMPLE" STRAWBERRIES 3 JkI s I yOO MIXED NUTS TOMATO JUICE TOMATO JUICE OVia % OP IVIKY CAKK IS FRUITS AND NUTS" 1 * ^ O RA N CES Dos. 59c 1 PT 2 OZ A ^ C 1 QT A DELICIOUS WITH VANILLA OR OTHER POPULAR FLAVORS EXTRA FANCY A Q . m LIBBY’S 0 0 # i S LB 3 LB S c o t c h — ’ CANS A # UOZifcV P IN T A f C HALFq a C Turnpike Lb. pkg...... • l Y C SWEET. J I ’ICY. SF.EDLESS 2 CAKE CAKE 0 *slV - I^arge 46 oz. can. . . .. 3 9 5 c.«2 .4 9 n ,29 ICECREAM PKG a D g a l O t MPOCTIO rtOM SCOTIAND DROMEDARY fiRAPEFRUITS 4 29c CONN. GRADE A FRESH JANE PARKER HOLIDAY CAKE UB 59® Swanson's Favorites! too' A-A QUALITY JUK E Glen Crinon aa p to o F 4.36 CoS**’ DATES PkK. 21c A-*’ l l C I ^ ^'9 Fudding EGGS (Large) Doz. COCONUT GOLD LAYER CAKE JANE MDIIEIII INCH EACH 4 9 ' ’ you’ll ‘ itt." yOUl LARGE RI DDED DIAMOND ORANGES Dos. 29c 67c Malcolm Stuart lot Market •aptooF a’i’;4i79 BONED CHICKEN swansons caCAN'?? 49" Bl* I to*',»'*'■ f-'

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top edge of molded berrlei. Place Coventry S6K(W«f4ir(W(WM(WWM6IMMISf6lf6KW(NMn;6ll(MM«(«l(flf(W«(6IHII6IMf«HII6KIK«; aervlng plate ovet' moTa; with one LOANS $25 TO $500 hand under mold and one on top of plate ahake down firmly. Makes ‘‘Yes” promptly to 4 out of'S am- 3

The New “SaorkU” Pen A pen is always a pleasing gift iy o e i OTH'veuflEr From English Town Mayor and the NEW SNORKLE PEN is ISM m . 20 Mm . 1 POPULAR MARKETS Bring Yon AMERICA'S FINEST especially so. The new filling de­ $245.60 $312.37 toventry, ttec. 22—(Special)—A-Doyt. Tbe'name for the club was vice avoids ever dipping the pen 349.22 451.45 In inlG'.Snorkle pens in smart col­ $ 2 t Christmas greeting extended to selected at this meeting. The ors, with matching pencils, are 625 Above pRyiReRH coaer ovarytRinol thia town from the mayor and * A lo«i bH hob CMta I20.M whan available at MATUEK’S AT THE' ^om^y. repaid hi 12 conceewHve mayorem of Covento-. England Plan for Cotiing ear Many Gifts. Some Reduced CENTER, where one also finds fine monttify Inateltiatairti •< 110.05 teek Hormone Creum Special It'i A Compitte Outfit Poixsettias For ClulstnuM A Plaid Pair Alena Cemi. has bwn received at the office of The 4-H Coventry Bunnies Club • t l i ^ ’a a TWENTY PEE CENT Everyone who knows the'beauty- - Ths POINSETtlA PLANTS at traditional pens and pencUa in the Board of Selectmen. The air- have formulated plans for the cora- D P C T.I O N on table lamps, T#r* magicsgic of ESTROGElESTROGENIC HOR- the JOYCE FLOWER SHOP, 34 Parker 61, Parker 21, and Water­ "tui ceaesnrA ■ msil message was addressed to ing year under leadership of Mrs. hnua smoking stands, and a MONE CREAM (and, if you don’t. Church Street, are especially beaifr- man. CO. ■The Worshipful the Mayor, Cpv- George Farrell, leader! of South I 0»er«‘« plsasure and satisfaction tiful thia year. And the flower pots retaimaCi entry. .Tolland County, Connect!- Coventry, and *William King, junl- :at7>lPOyN S waiting to be discovered) will be will be dressed up With the special For a one-dish meal, team sauer­ cut. United States of America.” . or leader, of Storrs. The six mem- kraut, whole peeled potatoes -ai^ Ittmt to know of the Special Sale, artistic "flslr" that marks every­ m a in MANCHESTER The mayor and mayoress of i bers with leaders will meet Jan. taat^ute : reduclnf the regular 16.00 Jar to thing that comes from the shop. frankfurters.' Add a sliced apple of phonographs, radios, and is.fo, which starts on Eiecem- end a quarter cup of raisins to one- Dial M N • PWllg MAIIager Coventry (England) (Alderman B.i 7 at 7:30 p. m.,'place to be an- Of course, they'll put in a card for OMN THUISOAV IVININOS UNTIl I ejA H. Gardner, J. P. and Mrs. G ard-, nounced. 3 & ic appliances...... ! ...... 26 at the W E U M N ‘ DRCG you and deliver to any address In end>one-half pounds of sauerkraut for flavor. tmn iMd n mMam «» «» «»rT«w4lm ami ______ner) sent ‘warmest ClTrlstmas r Personal Mention COMPANY. town. Phone 2-0761 for an exesp- greetings and good wishes for the I Mrs.' Hubert H. Leighton and I f you’re wondering how milk tlonal plant for yourself or a gift. .RBd cream compare in food value: A Obrlstmaa Wtek New Year from Council House, 1 daughter, Kimberly Je.anne, of Use the carcass of chicken and Quonset, R. I., are> spending 10 laUk has more protein, minerals, turkey to make an economical and A very CORDIAL MERRY Coventry (Ei^landC Opposite llje HENS i^ TOMS Sad water-soluble \'itamina than Lamb and Rico Casserole CHRISTMAS is wished to ail read­ greetings is a'glazed picture of the days with their parents and grand­ delicious soup. Add tomatoes, Ingredients: \ cup uncooked parents, Mr., and Mrs. Louis Glen- Economical SSsam; but cream has more butter onion, carrots, parsley, and celery ers of this page with thanks for Bublake Hospital. Plumii—Chunky flat than milk, and therefore more rice, 1 tablespoon salad oil, V the patronage which has been en­ Thnnk-you Letter Sent ,dinning on Bkbeock Hill. South M eaty Tams leaves to the water you cover the pound diced lean lamb shoulder, ^ Hens —15 Lhs> and I Vitamin A. joyed at the CHENEY BROTH­ A letter has been sent by First Coventry. AC3 Hubert R. Leighton chicken or turicey bones with and cup chopped onion, l\i cups to­ who is stationed at the navM base O ver tf Lhs. and Over season with salt, peppercorns, ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. Select'man Ralph V. Reynolds, Rosaries For Christiiias mato juice, y 3 cups water, 2 tea­ Christian A. Weigold, and Ray M. at Quonact Point, R. I., will -spend whole cloves, and a hit of bay leaf. spoons salt. 'vli teaspoon pepper, >4 One of the BE AVTIFm . ROSA- Quick Beef Aod Spaghetti Davis, of the Board of Selectmen. Christmas Day with his family In MiKS. shown in many types at cup ripe olives. Ingredients: 2 tablespoons cook­ Coventry. SenU't tipping oFf this prtiiy houitwiit thsi Popular M stttU Kxvt a . ?r Add a little chopped pimiento to Method: Do not wash rice; This letter expresses appreciation KATBER'S a t t h e c e n t e r turkey or chicken croquettes for s ing oil, (% pound ground beef, 1-3 Set Cub Party rtpuiation for tendtr poultry. Thttt famoui Utah iurhtys ware carefully !« brown it In oil in heavy skillet over of the mea'-ago of salutation and Cub Scouts Pack 57 will meet would be a very.appropriate Chrlst- flavor change. Or make the cro­ cup chopped onion, 1 clip sliced greetings of good will deU^red telecled way in advance and faltened and dressed to meet our itrict MMs g ift Ch7 stal. Sterling sUver, moderate • heat, stirring often. celery, 3 cups hot water, 1*4 cups tomorrow for a Christmas padty quettes by a standhrd recipe and When rice is golden, remove from t l i e p e l ) through Rev. Reginald A. Merrl- requirements. For 27 years new, you've been assured of the best turkey pearls are lovely. Rosaries for men add the pimiento to a erSam sauce broken spa^etti, 2 teaspoons salt. at 7:30 p. m. Iri the American s pan and brown meat. Add onion fleld, pastor of the Sacond Congre­ Legion Hall, Wall street. Anton M. at Popular Markets. SWS children are nice. ROSARY to be served with them. \ cup ripe olives, l-S cup diced gational Church in North Coventry - OASES also are thoughtful gifts in and cook and stir until onion iS pimiento, 1 cup grated American Las.Scn Is cubmnster. All cubs of wilted. Return rice to pan, add to­ upon his return from a month's the pack are requested to be pre­ ' geld or silver mesh, and good stsed, SUver for Value cheese. jibe ilufilc out trip to England in September and' a t $4.58, tax included. mato juice, water, salt and peper; Method: Heat oil in good-size sent. SILVER HOLLOWWARE is a boll 1 or 2 minutes.,Turn into IH* October. Jose|ih Berthlaiime • Christmas gift with lasting value. saucepan; add beef and mash and quart caaserole and cover tightly. crumble with fork until it loses its Holiday greetings were extend­ Joseph Berthiaume of'Pond road. When you serve a canned vege­ At MATHra’S AT THE CENTER ed to tha officials in Coventry, table in a cream sauce be sure to Bake in slow (325F)’ oven 45 min­ red color. Add onion and celery and North Coventry, formerly of ^nd- there are distinguished designs In utes.'Cut olives from pita and atlr ben Warwickshire, England. lias the vegetable liquid from the Sterling or in quality plate for all cook until wilted, stirring often. over road, here, died at Rockville aan for p ^ of the milk in the lightly into rice with a fork. Re­ Add water, spaghetti and aalt; Cubs Awarded Pins City Hospital after a short illness. sorts of uses—trays, large and turn to oven 15 minifies Itmger. Fifteen one-year service pins ■auee. small dishes, salt and pepper sets, cover and cook ' until spaghetti is He was bom in Pike River, Cana­ Makes 4 servings. were awarded Cub Scouts of Pack da, May 7. 1885, and had bfen a 'hmoklng equipment, and many tender — about 20 minutes. Mean­ Nice F or Knitters other things that are both decora­ while cut olives from pits into 65 during a Christmas party over local resident for more than 42 years. Tkere are still some very worth­ tive and practical. still Time For A Rug large pieces. When spaghetti is the week epd. Cubs receiving the while gifts for knitters in the Yam There'a atill time to glvs years tender atir in oHves, pimiento and pins included Richard Allen, A l­ He was employed by the Kings­ bury Box and Printing Company. ■ s Wa i f lI l . Department of the J, W . HAUC Greetings of the Season ’ ’ " 876 of pleasure to the whole family, cheeae; heat alowly until' cheese bert Boudreau, Henry Caron, Jo- OORP. There are a few of I fflS*. - 4 ftt.. starting this Christmas, with one melta. Makes 4 servings. siph Eaton, Bruce Harding, Ktn- He leaves, his wife, Mrs. Marga­ THE PINE PHARMACY, 664 5298 ret Dunne Berthlaiime and three HaW 6» those very convenient NEEDLE Center street, extends BEST o f the HANDSOME CARPETS, neth Hinkel, Bertram Koppisch, OASES all fitted with needles, Dainty little togs for the amall- ready fop immediate delivery, at Martin Koppisch, Arthur Murzyn, song, Joseph R. of Columbia; Mich­ j y s H WISHES to aU their ctistomer- *ntese matching cobbler aprons TOYS! ael E. of Leicester, Mass., and some with sock needles, some with eat family memt^ri that are so the MANCHESTER CARPET for Mother and Daughter are sew-, Donald Pepin, Leyton Wilmot, Lyn- Ba b y friends for the pleasantest pos- 111711-..,. D -K ... nr.i V,. I . I Abraham L. of North Coventrj'; a three sixes of colored alumintim at sUile Christmas and a New Year easy to sew, and fun. too. Sister CRNTER, 308 Main Street. All easy to make with luscious red THE LARGEST SELECTION nV« Can bib 4IR69 to 68.SO. Pretty and useful has a puffed sleeve dress and neat sizes are beautiful in color and de- «i«ter, Mrs. Mary Lamo.h of "^or o f health, success, and happiness. apples appliqued on the over-sixed Alfred Barlie, James Rowley. cester. Mass., and five grandchil­ O m r i N O BAGS in plaids, checks, undies; brother can wear the sim­ sign. pockets. From the Donald Pepin was awarded a ple rompgr. dren. and plastic are $1.68 and $2.68. Want to make more chicken Pattern Nos. 5268 and 5296 con­ gold arrow; Donald Pepin, . Bruce , The funeral will be held Wednes- Handicraft workers will enjoy gravy than you have broth for? Pattern No. 8763 is a sew-rlte Here’s a reci^ for an easy-to- tain- tissue pattern, ifipterial re­ MOST CO.MPLETE STOCK Harding, James Rowley. Robert day at the Lerlerc Funeral Home. ’SimsT making one of the NEEOLE- Then extend the broth with s perforated pattern in sixes 6 make pie shell. Finely cruah IS quirements, sewing directions and Dalton and Malcolm White were j 23 Main street, at 8 a.m., and in .POINT PICTURES, in a kit ccun- months, 1, 2, 3, 4 years.. Slxe 1, hot-iron transfer for applique. No. In Town. ^ B ic ia s s chicken bouillon cube dissolved in chocolate nugget cookies and mix awarded silver arrows. A bear ’ St. Mary's Church, South Coventry, dress, 1*4 yards of 39-inch; rom­ plats with stamped picture, yams, a cup of hot watgr. with two tablespoons melted ^ t- 5298 sisea 14, 16 and 18 included. badge went to Lyndon Wilmot and ' at 9. Burial will be in St,' Mary's per, T4 yard; underwear, 1 \ DOLLS, DOLL CARRIAGES aad oven a frame, at $1.98 to $4.68. ter or margarine; press onto bot­ No. 6299 sizes 4, 6 and 8 included. Leyton Wilmot; wolf badge to [Cemetery in .South Coventry. yards. tom of an 8-inch pie plate. Stand Two separate patterns. Rhlnestoiiea fos Spurkle For this .pattern, send 30c in EDUCATIONAL GAMES Barry Nelson; bobcat pin to Rich-! Friends'may call at the funeral Want a new way of sweetening For a really sparkling Christmas whole cookies around the edge of Send 29o in coins, for each pat­ SKaoker’s home today from 7 to 9 p.m., and coins, yqur name, addresa, site tern ordered, your name, address ard Smith, John Brainard and breakfast cereals? Stir a table- rift, we suggest the RHINE-. the' plate and chill thoroughly be­ Sentinel 7M* Charles Ralsch. tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o f J fore filling with a gelatin'mixture. and the pattern number to ANNE LIONEL TRAINS AND ■poon of old-fashioned dark mo- EnMtnble $2760 Complete Repair Project p.m. Strain** Ihmrs into a cup of mUk or light W '^ E MaScHM^R EVE- CABOT 1160 AVE. AMERICAS, 18? MATHER 8 AT THE LENTEK. EVENING HERALD 1150 AYE. ACCESSORIES The cubs have completed their ''^ c r a a in and serve with the cereal. Wide new expansion bracelets, ear ClevM* linoleim Pattern NEW YOlUt 86, N. V, Mam-hester Evening Herald Cov- AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, Presenting the New Anne Cabot December project of repairing and, . j . ^ rings, single-strand chokers or In­ If you want a new floor cover­ refini.shlng toys which will be de- i entry correspondent, Mrs. Charles Gtft-BIinded Magazine Racks N. Y. Needlework Album. Directions for BALLS FOR ALL GAMES tricately interwoven necklaces all ing that will emphasize your livered to needy children in town I - IJttle, telephone Coventry 7-6231. Sun****.!-. WELL-MADE MAGAZINE have a pleasure-giving glitter. Ready for you now—Basic Fash­ dominant touches of other colors, puppet mittens, basic embroidery ion for '52. Fall and Winter, This c a r s ; t r u c k s , p u l l t o y s I by the cub committee with David RACKS, as shown in maple or you should see the JACKSTRAW stitches and grand designs are new issue Is filled with ideas for printed in this issue. 25 cents. m i r * Roche; cubmaster, in charge. No­ mahogany finish at KEMP'S INC., When you're seivlng a buffet PATTERN LINOUCCM shown at vember the project was giving 7 n Main Street, wiU be consider­ smart, practical sewing for a new MARLOW’S supper choose food that can be the. MANCHESTER FLOOR food* In January the pack will ate glfta for those who like to season; gift (iattem printed Inside managed easily with a fork. It’s the book, 25c. COVERING COMPANY, 721 Main pie plate (or similar baking dish). WHERE PRICES ARE MOST collect used clothing. have ihagazines at hand and who hard to use a fork and a knife Street. Background colors are red, Make white.sauce of butter, flour, Brand N«w Plan Yule Party rULL lika to have them kept orderly. when you have to balance a dinner green, or gray. Of course, this is milk, */4 teaspoon salt and pepper U A 80N A B IJS The Auxiliary to the Green-Cho- The aeveral compartments of these plate on your lap. cheese and put under the broiler only one of the many floor cover­ to .taate; stir in H cup of the bot Post, American I.,egion, will The answers to everyday racks will o'rganlze magazines of until bubbly and browned. ings carefully chosen to beautify cheese until melted. Pour cheese Green Bean and Onion Salad give a Christmas party today at 8 ySSh ‘ srioos sizes nicely. Merry dirlstnuM to You all types of homes In any style of sauce over cauliflower; sprinkle Ingredients: 3 tablespoons salad p. m. for members and those of the insurance problems* THE 8HERWIN - WILUAMS Slippers—Warm And^Smart decoration and in a wide price with remaining *4 cup cheeae. Re­ oil, 4*4 teaspoons red wine vinegar, po.st and their respective families. By RAYMOND E. GORMAN dothea That Girls Love COMPANY, 716 Main street, asks Always appreciated Hk Christ- range. Long and successful expert' heat in moderate oven or under V4 teaspoon salt, *4 teaspoon In charge of the program will be AR G '*!T^**** 'gill”, whether toddling or "SM om ceL ntaa gifts are such SL1PPER.8 FOR cnce is at your service there, not broiler until sauce is bubbly and TaR ^ 4 5 the Inquirer to say A VERY sugar, freshly ground pepper, 1 Mrs. Thomas Palmer, of Mansfield, taring, loves clothes as gifts, MERRY CHRISTMAS to you—and BVZHY TASTE, as shown in the only in making the choice o f the top lighUu^brov)Tied.. Makea 6 to 8 No. 303 can (about 2 cups) whole assisted .;by Mrs.: It4 cup sugar until whites are New York—(NEA)—Crepe has link types for men, girls, and chil­ S9« CHEESE made its big comeback this year. Ration for lliihbulbt! All ara aaiy to Alex D. Proulx. He will bs mar­ we’ll try to give you the correct $ Cut bb. from the many attractive choices stiff, i Spread meringue' o'n baked dren at M ATHl^ AT THE answers and there will lie no (Out of circulation for some time, ried Saturday to Miss Claire Helen Veal C liogs« on the big GIFT TABLE in the puddlhg and continue baking; about CENTRE. load, and aaty to usa — %Fith flathbulba Barno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. charge or obligation of any Housewares Department of the J. 15 minutes longer or until me­ ' it has firmly re-established itself I t o m a t o j u ic e or in dayli|ht! Michael T. Bamo of South Coven­ kind. 2S W. HALE COUP. Lovely im­ ringue is lightly browned. Makes for fall and winter. 'What to dp with cold meat and SUcedHam . 4 to 6 servings. __ ^ TTie new crepes differ somewhat try in St. Mary's Church. ported china includes colorful tea leftover po^itoes? Hash; of course; PIfi Cushions Finished F r e iK from the “good little black crepe" Lh. 49« b leu cups from France and England, but haah'made savory with the The Busy Little Sewers 4-H .Club GORMAN GRANDMOTHER'S SSceJ that you once knew ao fondly. ANSCO READVTIASR camera LW. demi-tasses from Germany, fancy “ Pretties” for the GIrle addition of a little finely chopped completed pin cushions at their INSURANCE AGENCY Bacon The last-minute shopper who. has They have more body, are less onion and enbugh Worcestershire «|CHEESE dessert plates from Germany, and Popular lew prie«], nationally knoam second meeting Thursday evening 983 MAIN ST. TEL. 6460 Fresli, 49 cake sets with big plate, cake a feminine heart to make glad Will prone to wrinkle, take beautifully Sauce to give the dish zing. at the home of Mrs. Ernest O. Le- Mince Meat" Plum Pud^g 4 3 ^ J Isn't server and serving plates. There do well at THE WILROSE SHOP, to tucking or pleating, drape won- flaih camera! Makes album-aize Hambnig derfully and therefore lend them­ T o freshen a wilted veil, press it SnCKNEV $ POOR'S aTRON-LEMOH^RANOE^ ^ A ^ are china -or metal salt and pepper 601 Main street. Fashion-conscious 214x314' picture! on 620 film! Sturdy, Lh. , seta or good-looking ashtrays. buying results In TASTE-PLEAS­ selves to distinctive design. between two sheets of wax paper. Chuck 65< ING W’EARING APPAREL of all Crepe waa once a fabric strong' all-aaetal construction. Alamyt reedy — Plrg, D ioniedaiyrM b Steaks Christmas There are many other practical suid § Staffing Pure y> useful ideas. kinds: dresses with smart lines and ly identified with the term ‘‘aft­ Natural Decorations elweyt bendy — day or night! 75< BOHiED becoming colors,, stylish blouses In ernoon dm s." The new crepea are Decorative CHRIST M A S n RELL’S POULTRY ASSORTED FLAVORS Keilbasse PerV Lk. dress-up ameers or crisp crepes, more versatile. / Add a little curry powder to a GREEN^ AND PLANTS, for those ONLY $6.30 FLASH UNIT $2.75 without 'em the diUnttest of lingerie for a who are'here and those who have Ftifl. iaid2W i:2rlH A M can of baked beans when you are frothy feminine ‘.‘secret,” sheer ^ Seasoning - l e l l o 3»»- heating them. These taste good, A Kitchen Set for Mother gone, are very moderately priced and sleek hosiery, ajid the pretty Mother would love a gleaming at the MCOONVILLE NURSER­ served over hamburgers on toasted touch-up of bright costume Jew- I buns. new CHROME KITCHEN. SET for IES. 302 Woodbridge street. eir>’. Christmas. Very handsome flve- Christmas trees, holly and mistle­ piece sets end priced at only $56.95 toe, and handsome poinsettlas for ANKO Gifts For Arl-Workc.s Cauliflower With Clieeae Sauce the home, as well as wreaths and Kettle Chocolates S^ and up at BENSON’S INC., 1085 9 Anyone who has the creative Ingredients: . 1 medium • large baskets for the cemetery, may be R lilP L K urge but lacks training will enjoy Mgin street. head, cauliflower (about 2*4 ordered by phoning 2-5947. CAMERA ^ Christmas gift which can' be pounds), 1 cup boiling water, 1 How to use make-up to beautify made into a lovely hand-painted teaspoon salt. 4 tablespoons butter your face and still avoid that Thinly- sliced white onion rings picture or trav or basket. t'B.\FT or margarine, 4 tablespoons flour, made-up look is a trick that prac­ make an attractive and zesty gar­ Popular ra6es-typc camera with e bib SAVE TIME JFOR LAST !if A^'TER a r t SETS contain can­ 2 cups milk, >4 teespoen salt, pep­ tice with a modem foundation per­ nish for a salad of romaine and v n vases with a picture ■ drawn and per, 1 cup coarsely grateti Cheddar fects. watercress; or ' Use them on top brilliant vicw6nder. You lee. your pic­ 'iOnWH divided into numbered sections cheese (loosely packed). . A creamy, liquid, tinted make­ of a salad of cooked beats and ture before you snap the thuttarl Built- MINUTE SHOPPING with oil paints correspondihgl.\;, Method: Trim tough Isavke and up base that won’t feet dry and ahredded green cabbage. SHOES FOR numbered, brushes and instruc' in yellow filter gate cloudi in your land- * heavy stallc. from caullflow’er; heavy on your skin or look mask­ VISIT OUR COMPLETE tlons. the set priced at $2.50 at thee^separate into flowerets; wash^ ln like, rnake.< it easy to get the trick Art Essentials as Gifts leaps ehott! Factory-focuied f ll doubler Christmas Belongs BOVS AND JOHNSON PAINT tXlMPANY. cold water; drain. Put water and down pat. The thing is not to over­ GIFTS FOB ARTISTS, whether element leni. Takes 12 2 V4z2 y .' pie- m eum m entp GIRLS And Johnson's la sole local di.s- 1 teaspoon salt in skillet < red or green— lo'vely at the water color cups, and crayons— as 3. S P R E A D " hiow ” .long tree br.nchet "M erry or partiael Makes 26 picturea 2-1/1$ a- good will. Each star will light a,way, as or on .deceraliont while mixture h CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY CHRISTMAS DAY Sty neck of a blouaa— and the tie set well as brushes and designs, Christmas" to your little 2 H ' on 616 film. d ill moist. I CHRISTMAS RECORDS - iiTto the card makes part of Santa’s it did for the Magi, to that Peace which costume ^V kis sleigh. Rea<^ to India CWoken Spread n it s with a pair o f famous Buster lUXrUXES 2F.rSS^ Brown sh oes.. . the pretty, practical « "THArS WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO ME" mail or Resent, the cards are $.79 Ingredients: One 4 >j-ounce can ONLY $14.95 FLASH UNIT |$-i6 Is God’s reward to men o f good will. « Eddi« PMwr each or 3 for $2.00. . minced chicken pate, H teaspoon gift, she'll adore, Vi'hen you give Buster curry powder, 2 teaspoons finely I Sa THEM CAMERASI CAUPORNIA TABLE j SEEDLESS FLORIDA JUICE EMPEROR Browns, you give the its/. Select how — { "lARNYARD CHRISTMAS"...... Spikt Joiws Molded Whole Cranberry Sauce diced drained watermelon pickle. from our star-studded stocks during the Buster IngredienM: 1 pound (about 4 Method: Mix chicken pate, curry GRAPES "CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL"...... Lwoy A iMmsor cups) fresh cranberries, 2 cups powder and watermelon pickle Brown Jingle Bells Jubilee. sugar, 2 cups water, dash of salt. thoroughly. Refrigerate for aeveral "CHRISTMAS CAROLS" ... Mifcli*l Boys' Choir Method: Pick over cranberries hours to allow flavors to combine. 2 Lba. TUNE IN the Buster Brown Gang on radio or TV and discard any soft ones. Wash Serve chilled. The in cold water and drain. Put augar Celery Saturdays. (SMPR 66CRIPTIOH datCb PMARMAev \ and water in gOdd-siaed aaucepan. Convenient Blllfolda 29e Stir over low heat until sugar dis­ The conveniently designed BUX­ TOl M Al N ST M I I T ■ M A N C Hr ZT [ H solves; boil S minutes. Add cran­ TON BILLFOLDS for ladies or berries and Salt. Boil gently with­ gentlemen are done in a variety of J INCORPORATED out stirring unUl berry skins pop fine leathers in black, brown or col­ r : . > 0., Inc- / bunch for '^ dozen —'■about 5 minutes. Continue to ors at MATHER'S AT THE CEN- e m m s h o p 763 Main Street Green Stamps Given ' TeL 5680 cook'gently without stirring about TRB. FURNITURE and MUSIC HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE 15 minutaa longer. Pour into meld; 331 M AIN STREET 705 MAIN STREET chill until firm. To unmold, run MANCHESTER ' r Up of email aharp knifa around iTic Inquirer Advertise in The HerRld— It Pays y V ! W . VI ^ V‘ i ■ 1. ' I" / /■ ■ r ‘ • r r

MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1952 1»AGE TWEIfTY-THRlE BY DICK TURNER

// ^‘ WHISKY Bll.U”WoRtUEA Sen^se and Nonsense j | ]\jany of N ation’s T op Cage T eam s in . .1 I v.i>h ■' Hut Thoma.s Timmld fol- ‘ # / J . t x ^ " DI6ALL > MF6 CO. A delegation, calling on Presi­ bish." But Thoma.s lowed through, and dent Lincoln to give him advice, selling cars. He didn t shout -how was headed by a clerical gentle­ much he knew, or boast ■OLlATiO I pAvM >k»TaO man . who quoted at length from in sundry bars.' He lats^red hard to Bowl Koiiiul O illcge Football .\ces 0 0 ^ .0 0 the Scriptures, to prove his points. At last Mr. Lincoln silenced him earn his pay land "o, Lions Use Surprise Play Holy Cross Unbeaten litUe m o re.) H e's Pih,l‘"P by remarking: "Well, gentlemen. jack today; and he lUhc piling It is not-often that one one is r¥i n more and more . . . B .s P”^ favored with a delegation direct have a little gall; hut not as much 9 After Routing Redmen from the Almighty!" To Defeat Rams 31 to 21 os Pushem had. For Thomas Tim­ mld—after all; turned out to be New York, Dec. 22 (AT This ...... A woman refers to a gown the "fair-haired lad." Detroit, Dec. 22 — UP) — The Colorado after six straight Tic- she's worn as "that old thing." being the time of year when high- torles. <¥m Detroit Liona — armed with a Fenwick — What happened^ to ways, planes and trains sre jam- Rerond-ranked Illinol#, howsTW,- aurpriae paaamg play that started Syracuse Ends Celtics^ This 'jTxhat vou? Your hair is all in patches. msd with people traveling around sticks to the Big Ten Confsrsnee, Perolval Pushem haS the gall of Melchior-1 went to a barber aa an end run and led to the Na- ■ for the holldSvs, the college boys where the Illlni are doinf quits V 20 ordinary guys; and summer, college for a hairrut. and one of tional Conference championship ' Eight Game Win Streak who play hssketball are following well, thank you. The defendinf winter, spring, and fall—he told the students flunked his examina­ win try for the National Football ^ the trend with six of the nation's eonference phamplons, who won the world he was a "prize.' He tion on me; League title Sunday. top ten tesms Involves in the half- ihej^ only league game by 80 "blew his horn" with all his might; THF LIONS, thirsting for a By THF, A».S(KTATr,D TRES.S . with 28 polnfa. Kd Macauley was dozen or so holldisr tournaments points, take on undefeated Mlnite- he cried his virtues far and wide. John (shvlyl—They do say that title for in pa.at l7 years, probably The season's longest Winning w ith 21. acaltered all over the map. sota tomorrow night and alao face Oh. Percy was a "shining light"— ki.sses are the language of love. will enter the game at Cleveland as . , V .1 . T. > .V. 1. I NEW YORK poured 63, points LaSalle, whlrh justified its No. 1 Ohio State Saturday night. favorlte.s. Their opponents are the streak in the National Basketball ^ through the nets.ln a furious sec- with very little else Inside. At Joan—M'cll. speak up. ranking In the first A.s.sociated SETON HALL, No. 4, and Ndtre holding jobs he proved a loss. He Cleveland Browns, who'll repre­ A.ssociation eight straight by the ond half outbur.-ff that smothcreil Pres.s poll by sweeping through s Dome, No. 7, also stay at or near got the sack In every one. For he sent the American Conference for Bo.ston Celtics has been ended. Baltimore. A! McGuire led the four-game trip to the West Coast. Woman’s f'hib home while ninth-ranked Waahlilf- ^ w ^ would try to tell the boss just how the third straight year. THE CELTS’ stretched their rally, scoring 12 of the last 1.1 Is on its way home after whlppinij jg home to one of the trav- "Hen party." they call it but— his business should be run . . . Now The game will he nationally tele- skein to eight Saturday night with Knlek points. Connie Simmons of Stanford, 9.5-80, But Ihit aptly elingeat teams in the nation. Still T hom as Tim m ld had no. spunk. While they sit there sewing vised (Dumont) hut wiil be blacked a 81-77'victory over the Syracuse New York was high man with 17 nicknamed Explorers will be off They do a lot of cackling and— breathing heavily from a 87*86 Folks said he was a jelly-fish; out In the Cleveland area. Nationals. Last night, however, points. again .Satiirdav for the hn lld a'’ fe.s- squeaker against St. Peter’* of They also do some crowing. •That Timmld chap is simply Coach Buddy Parker’s Detroit­ the Nats' evened matters up by In other NBA games. Fort lival To)irnament In Madison Jersey City, N. J., Seton Hall is C«** Dolph SChayes of Royals took the measure-of Fort half back for the North opposed to the South in the Mobile Senior Bowl, Jan. 3. (NEA). University against Seattle, and ley chains, stop at Brigham PON T . OF THE ROPeO Frisbie's desk awhile!” Ip A p c M IA□ and suddenly the halfback un­ Wayne, 92-89. .you'll have to get out the Atlas to MDU APTER A HULL WOMTH TH' c u s t o m e r * im \ s o s 'S / O F T H e K o p e z HORIZONTAL 3 G irl’s 9 teyraruse won high scoring laurels Young toni^t on their way West, SUCH ALON6, IM BED — KNOW.’ ; A R E N A ! [•TO _o R 1 □ leashed a pass. find two good teams located as far

PAGE TWENTY-FOUR UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1952 j - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN; MONDAY^ DECEMBE^ 22, 1952 PAGE TWENTY-nVB gest volume of mail ever to be re­ Hebron ^ corded. and this year promises to equal if not exceed It. Two Arrested Gray Still 111 Harold L, Gray, veteran of Baron’s Edge B A ’s, Move Back into First Place World War I. who had'such a Nassiff Arms Down St. Cyril’s in Overtime Period, 8ft to 87 By State Police narrow escape • from drowning when on a duck hunting-trip two On Theft Count or three week* agh. at Hamburg Seek'^Teevee Ban Cove, and w ho was later seised by Score 87 to 81 Firfil Defeat he added. "Chrlatenberry’a proced­ will be discussed at an early data a heart attack, is still confined to Grenson Most Under-Publicized ure might be put liito effect by special maatihg, Chrlstanberry ___ , I said, with other board mambera THB Hebron, Dec, 22—(SpectnD— hi* home at Hebron Green. Hi* In (atics Where M’llkes-Birre (SI) Giardello’s Manf^ers any'commlsaloner in any state who disagreed with any verdict." Dr. C. B. Powall and Leon Sw ear. Burke’s JTWO Charity . Two Hn*«rdviHe men nre under physician says he will have to take Will at Home; B. I a much longer rest before he can MAwkinp. rf ...... ,1 Ferrante will go to New York, arreit and held in bonde of 2500 Star in Double A Loop History Fights Arc Heldj Smith, rf ...... 1 Graslano said, to consult with an fllAL TRUCKER NOW FLYER resume wtork. CulibrPM. Jf ...... 2 Herald Angle each today on a"iwtt*rKe o f break­ rndriy. If ...... -...... 4 Seek Court Deeision attorney over the stepa to be taken Tosses Decide Issue I.,eginn Plan* Fete G u arcts N ext Hanin, III. — (45 — This South- ing. entering and theft. Alfred W. Washington. Der. 22 — (4b A Mratovlrh. c ...... 2 to'pu t the reversal to the legal ■ j ; The American Legion, Jones- New York —(N E A )- Bill Grea- Colonr^ r ...... 2 arn Illtnola city's famlnine truck move to ban telerasta of boxing teat. EARL W. YOST Gelinieau. 26 and G. Robert B ii. 27, Keefe Post, No. P5, together with son is unquestionably the most Luynp. rjr ...... 8 Philadelphia, Dec.. 22— (45— The' driver hM taken to flying with Norm Burke's two foul sheta bout* ill cities where the fights' STANDINGS CAthrArt. If ...... 8 chairman of the New York Athletic IN N E W YORK. Christenberry Sporta Editor o f the name atreet addreea, face I its auxiliary, plans a Christmas under-publiciT.ed star of a Double * It Wan a Great Fight, Mom co-managers of middleweight Joe the (Mme enthusiasm' with which with 30 seconds remaining gave originate is likely to be made next W. U , Pet. Commiaaion. * said consideration ia being given an appearance In Hebron Trial I party for Dec. 27, to be held at A league in history. Mighty few Total* ...... ^ IS-M 87 she took to her IS-ton, 10-wheel Seventh Straight the Nassiff Arms a thrilling U to month when the National Boxing Wilkes.Bar re .87,5 Giardello plan to take the decision Giardello waq awarded a split to possible changes in the current Juatice Court on Jan. . i the Legion Home, the former old outside of the Texas League had truck. Mrs. Id . May (Ik .y ) Adams, fi'T^Overtlme win over the Hartford 20 r. -ftAL Association opens discussions of Manchester .800 rtveraal of the Giardello-Billy Gra­ decision over Graham at the New method of refereeing flghta One MONDAY Brunner and Jack Barry at Bnin- Their arrest came about yester­ i rc'-oolhmi -e on the Green. An ex­ heard of Gleason until at the^Phoe. 3S. aok>«l 21 days after her first XMtit* (aa> St. Cyrils. The contest, played at the Impact of T V on the aport. BImira ( ...... 600 A*-kernisn. rf ...... li ham bout at Madiaon Square Gar­ York boxing center but Chriaten- plan now being examined, he said, ner’a before a trip "acrosa the r. Pi». day afternoon due to the alertnc.ss change of inexpensive gifts will be nix meetings it develqped that the Allen. If ...... , 3 Early phone caller la Ski Club the East -Side Rec before a disap* NBA President George A. Barton Middletown ., .300 den laat Friday night to court.- berry later shifted the scoring on would have a third Judge at ring- lesson. tracka" to tha RaHw’ay Bxpreaa Uuon. rf .... of State Trooper FYancia Pisch, of a ..otuie, also a grab bag. 5’ankees, Retl Sox. and another Mc-Larriin. If ...... 1 She took to truck. 11 years ago. Preatdent Dick WlUla. Dick will T«(lfr>r(l, if .. IQ I pointing erdWd, marked the second said yesterday a resolution urging Scranton .... .250 F»li.x. r ■...... 3 CARMINE ORAZIANO, one- of one card and gave the verdict to aid. replacing the referee. Under offlea to pick up a baaket of Piorlda the Colchester Barracks. i Auxiliary member* have packed rich or two had offered Oklahoma Now she drives 60,000 mllas a Burk*, f ...... a time this season that the high* a local blackout will be Introduced Pawtucket .. .000 .Mszzintl*. r ...... 2 Giardello'a handlera, aaid here yes­ Graham. the present setup, a New York take up residence early In JanU- fruit, a holiday gift from Sanol Bunc*. r ...... tictim .of Robbery I a box of Christmas gifts and sent City * 100,000 in cash and players Grtodn-in. rp ...... 5 year. She " In Nbrfolk, Conh*. "where the Solomon . . Clever holiday carda -Andtrson. rg W illiam Robbinn of this' com­ it to the' Rocky Hill V'eterans' for his contract. ■" Hertzherp. rp ...... 1 ing but does not hunt — can't Conran, rs .. Q I score under 80 points in a game) York of the NBA Rxecutive Com­ Knlphl, Ip ...... S Anthony Ferrante, had decided to felt they should test the change the referee on a round-by-round akiing.la geo B A '* their first hoop of the game. third hoop of the period. former local pro basketball player talllea respectively. Honor Roll Student* Personal Mention "I's e been folloulng a pitcher Gil Turner of Philadelphia and pptArson a ...... 104 M 110 308 WILKES-BARRE set its defen­ As the two ijiinute rule went Visit with George Flndell the Is on the road to recovery after a RoimAji ...... 33 103 33 333 The visitors lived up to pre­ Local students at Windham Friend* of Mr*. John A. M ark­ In the Marine* in ramp paper* we Joe Miceli of New York — will 103. 3N game raves and with their full ros­ sive pattern to stop Ray Felix. into effect, Wilkes-Barre held onto Venetian blind man in Manchester serious illness a year ago . . . Pete DmneoMA ...... 119 le High School wbo.se names appear ham, who is recovering at her exchange,” the sarge told Hiim- clash at the Arena tonight in a lloorhouM ...... 113 100 37 301 ter present, gave the home forces They triple-teamed him through­ a seven point bulge. Felix hit for and find that he has quit# an Inter­ Hansen, who celebrated 40 years on the honor roll o f the second home on Burrow* Hill, will be phrie* one July da.v, when he drop­ 10-rounder that was twice- de­ thclir toughest battle to date. A out the game and bottled him up two fouls and Smith matched them est In loot! sportar.. Talk with with Cheney Brothers today, stops ToUU ...... ,417 133 IM 1137 marking period arc; Ann Bernais, pleased to leai-n that she continue* ped In to thank him for the layed. Orlaiart' (4) refnatch is InevlUble. Foilr players Karl Spencer. Norman Jewell. Zave to improve. Her daughter, Mr*. emirte*y. “ He’* lo*t onl.v one game so that he accounted for only three with a hook shot. Cathcart and LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS! Water Department meter man Joe to talk, also Herb Phelon, former ...... H 37 114 337 Turner, who was kavoed in an KAcintki a scored in double figures headed by hoop.s. Mrazovich provided two eye-fill­ Umerlok at Lee's gas station .. Wesleyan pitcher, now an at­ 99 103 .500 and H arry Lenefsky, Nancy and Nicholas Bochain. is still with her In more than two .year* that 1 Looking like they'd been in a street fight. Johnnv Strxykal.ski, left, attempt to wrest the welter title Lapped ...... IS Gratek, thsir pivot, who hit for ,30. With Felix under the heavy ing hoops to move to nine again Meet Paul Arcarl, Trinity football torney. During hia youth, Pete waa bAnf« ...... lOi IM 97 tia SallJ’ Scranton. James Murphy. and looking out for her comfort. and Frankie Albert in Ran Francism's St. Mary's Hospital tell each away from Kid Gavilan here last 101 313 Player-coach Joe Bores and Bob ' blanket. Coach Sonny Hertzbefg before Ackerman and Goodman KOI ...... I ll 94 Ma^il.^•n Frankel. Benjamin Burba. Mr*. Markham went for a walk a other about lljeir operation*. Strryk.slski had his nose broken eight July 7. originally was slated to 1950 PACKARD CLUB SEDAN player, on his holiday mall route one of the beat runners Manches Lynch each had 18. while Dennis had his atalwarta work the weave got it hack to four points with a 1949 Alfred Helm. Charles Schreier, day or two ago for the first time times. His ^ e r teammste had his remodeled sfter 17 years in foot­ meet Bobby Dyke* s month ago. All equipped. Like new! 1948 and Mien talk basketball with Po­ ter boasted . . . Meet Harold Reed Totala ...... 413 'm 413 1333 McCarthy totaled 11, moatly on Frances Pagach, Lucille Bernais, since her operation. ball. Both have retired; (NKAl. op the outside to set up for long minute to play. Another loose ball lice f^ ief Herman Schendel, An and son, and Bobby Knight when A fte r two postponements be- sefs- Gall Patton. Miss Emily Hewitt, daughter of shots or driving off the pivot. His as the BA's were throwing an all- avid fan, the boss of the bluecoats entering the Armory for the MIkaa 13) e«u*e of training injuries. Dyke* PACKARD ...... U 37 M TO There ts a possibility that the Provide Colored I.lght* Mr. and Mr*. Walter C. Hew-itt, hopes were to break up the tight court pre.s.s on the winners was WILLYS American League pro game . Gibbon'a. bowed out of the picture and Mieell believes this is the best basketball TuttU ...... 113 33 14 til locals may enter the Connecticut The tow’n's annual growing who Is a student at the Danbury knot around Felix so that the de­ snatched by Smith who gave the team (British Americans) to ever Best crowd of season watches Smith ...... 34 M 107 383 wa* brought in na a aub. M ieell was Barons the big hoop needed. In the Biisketball Aesociatlon. Complete Christmas tree has already been S.fate Teachers' College, Is spend­ fense would have to come out and 4-DOOR represent the town In league play. t>'plcal rough and tumble con teat Donnally ...... m lie 36 3M Marlin Is Toughest for Cousy granted a dela.v for more training final minute the clubs matched details will te made kno(wn at a provided with colored bulbs'bv the ing her Christmas vacation at her stop the attack on the, outside, STATION "If Ralph Poison had stayed they with Jackie Allen, Ray Felix and time and then a fourth postpone­ two hoop* each and the Barons Totala ...... 133 440 IT3 1301 later date. American Legion. Jones-keefe home here. leaving room to get the ball in to SEDAN a'ould have won the champlon- Bobby Knight outatandlng. ■aakay Wraeakaa (3) ment wa* gran'ted Turner hex-auae Felix. The locals only garnered protcctefl the six point spread for tt M 343 Post. Sirreno A. Scranton arranged Boston — (NE.M — Boh Coii«v *a,v« Slater Martin of Mln- ahlp, ” the chief paid . . Derb Bissell SATURDAY Ktrlton ...... 73 for switching on the lights for the Manchester Evening Herald He- ‘ of a ehin eut *iistained In training. four baskets in that opening ses­ victory. WAGON JonM ...... 13 31 33 337 neapnll* I* the tnugheat player he ha* faced In the National sends greetings from Denver, After completing task of getting McLAuahhii ...... M 33 3* 3H first time Saturday evening. The bron correspondent. M l** 8u*an Turner's only two defeats sion while the Barons swished BesuUful green. All equipped. Basketball A*«oelntlon. W ILK E S -B A R R E did nothing Colorado, where he is,, now resid­ the day's sports news set for the Hlghter , ...... 90 97 111 333 C itic Council is taking care of the Pendleton, telephone Wlllimantic agaln.'t 32 wins were at the hands home 12. Seven of ten free to.ssos more than work simple single and l • a u H f u l 1 Sports Mirror OPS $1802 SA L E ing .. Evening at home and I go composing room, I head horns- lighting. The tt-ee will be kept lMS-J-3. "H e doesn't let up," testifies the Boston aee. "Ordinarily of Gavilan and Dyke*. Miceli has kept the BA's from falling away double weaves and cut* o ff the Car No. 92-X. OPS $1785 Total...... 334 see i n 1037 some of Hie other opponents give me room, hut not Martin. off to alumberland at an early ward and thsn to Hartford to alight through the .season, 35 victories, 12 defeats and four behind, key to shake men loose in the first Join thousands of others slipping TODAY A YEAR AGO—Sonya He has an iinraany knack of twisting through hloeks that are hour. ' A community sing took place K n j.F .n R5- T R A IN draws. THE WINNERS added another half. It was uncanny hook shoot­ for laat minute gifts. The stores Klopfcr and Dick Button were »et up and kreps those hand* of ht* In front of my face all WEDNESDAY around the tree at 7:30 p.m. Sat­ If he overcomes the Micelli point to their margin to lead 50-36 ing, for the most parL that ac­ are Jammed tighter than Yankee Wllaon ...... M 31 33 377 selected -ceptaine of the U. S. night long. I can almost tell you how many wrinkles he has Holiday season gets into full urday. F.ast Granby, Dec. 22 i/th - blockade tonight. Turner ia expect­ at intermission. Mrazovich went counted for their fourth quarter Sale Stadium exits after a World Series Tracy ...... IB 101 33 313 Olympic figure skating team. Mall Biialnes* Heavy on hft fingers. I eoiild handle him If I had the hall and Just to the sidelines to sit out with five swing with mail bag filled with Swick ...... 103 101 33 IDS FIVE YEARS AGO—Charlie Frank D. Carlin. 25 of this town, ed to take on D.vke* in the Immedi­ scoring. Cathcart and Mrazoxich $1098 gams and I am glad to call it Dummy ...... 30 M 33 333 kept dribbling. But you haie to keep moving the ball. That $995 greeting carda, plus a gift from The season's rush at the post was killed here Saturday when the ate fiitrre and then aim his eights fouls and Layne followed him with had 19 and 18 each to lead the xic- $1398 day before aundown... Pro foot­ M. Schulaart ...... 10* M 111 313 Conacher of Toronto was named ^ make* him extra hard to shake." the pro football Now York Giants office is in full awing according to car he- was driving collided with at- Gavilan * erown once more. four. Height now no worry, the tora while Ackerman and Knight ball game highligts on taeves, coach of the Chicago Black postmaster Mr*. Clarence E. Por­ locals began chopping into the t(.fty Bray, local -realtor, vlalta Toula ...... L. .."iM ”*34 434 1413 Hawks, succeeding Johnny Gott- a New Haven Railroad freight The fight here tonight will be with 20 and' 17 were tops for tie prove interesting befora a long N*. I (11 Baron lead and managed to slice the office and presents a gift for Taea ter. L«Bt year there was the big­ train. decided by the referee and two BA'.s. motor trip down atata... Weather Lardar ...... 13 114 33 110 sellg who became manager of tha it to nine points on some great '46 DODGE PANEL - $369 '49 MERCURY - $1298- my best girl friend . . No doubt 33 374 Judges, voting op rounds-won-and- Felix only scored three times man warns of rain, alest aad snow Orlflin ...... 30 33 Chicago farm ayetem. shooting by Budd.v Ackerman and the best gift of the day waa the Bennett ...... 101 33 30 lil TR N Y E A R S A G O —Chria CBgle lost Cards. Pennsylvania has no from the field snd was not sharp but the trip is mads under Ideal Magnusnn ...... 103 113 m t a Bobby Knight. There wore four at the line. Manchester made only annual two weeks' vacation check, former AU-America football atar point system. The fight will not be '40 CHEVROLET - $98 '49 PACKARD - $1398 distributed from a smiling Tom read conditions. B. lehubart .-...... M 33 33 TO minutes left in the half, and Man­ IP of .54 fries while the Barons hit SUNDAY at West Point and assistant coach Kroll Features Miami Open broadcast or telecast. chester was making a game ef­ F.rguson, president of The Herald Total* ...... ~4M 373 1373 WE lELIEVE WE HAVE for 15 of 25. Twenty-six fouls were Entire family makea Journey to at Oklahoma A S M died at the age fort to get -back in contention Shopping tour on Main street called on Wilkes-Barre and 22 on Maaa aad then to United Airoraft'a of 87. when the two big men came back the BA's. '51 PACKARD - $2295 '50 DODGE COUPE - $1598 ends when most of bonus money T**i Me. 4 (I) j Miami Beach, Fla., Dec. 22 (fl • greens had Juat written a story­ to score three big hoops and main­ changes hands . . Sons, RMd anp annual Christmas party for yeung- E. Diet* .... UK M K N IG H T and Goodwin did most aters at the Buihnell... ITie show KKInKhmIdt .... 103 too — "H e dropped too many of those book finish to the 1952 golf season. Sport Schedule tain the heavy advantage. Dean, accompany me to Hartford ...... M HI oc n-o frhnunding for the BA's. It n la good and sons, Reed M d Dean, $urpr*nant .. CONNECTICUT'S terrific long pulls. We couldn't Kroll carried the load aa he and Felix, who had no prolertion in In the evening . . Watch fight on Burr* ...... ----- »7 117 was a esse of stopping Felix and Lew Worsham, the chunky Oak- 1951 PACKARD "400 receive useful gifts from Santa... B*nt*'.nn ...... tot 103 Monday. De<-. 22 the pivot post, took some physical hoping the locals could not take up teevee aijd tab Archie Moore the stand, the pace." mont. Pa., veteran, defeated Mid- Afternoon at home — B good one punishment and began dishing it the slack. It worked On the foreign tsrinner of 14 of the 15 rounds Tstils ...... *11 u h With this brief comment, Cary dlecoff and Skip Alexander, St. Moriarty's v*. Rtate Service, to be around the house due to the 7- Y. out himself. It resulted In two court. against Joey Maxim. Wise ring Tssw Ke. t (II BARSTOW SAYS LEANEST CARS .Middlecoff, one of the greateat ’50 PACKARD $1475 inclement weather — and ia the Burk- ...... ,.) ...... 13 34 Petersburg, Fla., .3 and 1. Sunday men said Maxim couldn't fight and Wapping vs. Pioneer. 8:30—Y. technical fouls being called on the Middletown moved into the A r­ money winners on the, gplf tourna­ in a tense duel for the ehampion- it waa evident on teevee screens, evening the entire family helps J. Murvhy . . f ...... M 103 Tttesrlay, Dec. 2.5 home forces, but Felix got himself mory Friday night in the first of Veron* ...... *3 107 ment trail, paid tribute to little Ted shlp of the 11.5,000 International in trouble with personals, four, and that ha waa aObaten man from the decorate the Christmas tree. “It's The Truth" Cypres* Arms v*. Frankie'*, 7— a long three games in as many Kroll ...... 101 M EYE x'EM - TRY ~ BUY 'EM Kroll. whose magic touch on the Four Ball Tournament. took a seat on the bench. Mrazo- flrat round on. At long last, the Adsmy ...... I l l 103 Rec. days for the BA's. Saturday night ’49 DeSOTO ’40 DODGE CORONATION TRIP FOR Put An EYinrnde Urn? ' vlch hit for three amazing hook they are in K'oiira to test the im­ uncrowned light heavyweight Collegian* v*. Murphy'*, 8:30— FRINOIE Totals 301 333 IMI put In a week. An exhibition game shots from 90 degree angle.*, baie- proved and now powerful Colonels champ, Moore, finally won .. When The Tree Rec. Tokyo — (47 ^— Crown Prince quickly convinced Humphrie* thaf ly nipping the backboard, then was v ho arc working on a victory ie Judges' and refsraa's acorecardt Floor loo Slippery, Frlda.v. Dec. 26 Aklhito Will travel to Britain by TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY the .sergeant's tip had happily replaced to be saved for the -skein. Sunday afternoon the BA's wars announced, I wondered. If BA's v*. Middletown, 8:30— stretch, knight took to his two- Referee Harry Ksssisr has watch­ •ea when he attends ths corona­ Blue and Gray Immediate Delivery dropped.tji£_type of pitcher scouts ('.a){e Tilt PoRtponerf Armory. visit Scranton, whom they defeated '50 MERCURY $1595 everla.stingly seek smack dap in handed Jump shot and sent four in the opener three weeks ago. Th« Car of Yo«r Drooms ed Another fight. He scored it, 76 tion of Queen-Eliaateth next June. his lap. ■n a row home. The long inter- to 74, Moore. TTie Nippon Times reported the 1949 OLDS 76 4-DOOR SEDAN San Kranriaro. Dec. 2'-!— ori— Playeri Prepare 10% Down 'Card— BII G ren son qiiicki.v 1m*- The first American woman who misaion rest, made possible by a Brussels sprout* were Intro­ THURSDAY Akibito leave Japan late in March Gray. Low mileage. Radio and heater. Tom .Greenwade caught up with Five thouaand fan* gathered at was a professional author waa eame the biggest nttraetlon In the fashion show presented at half­ duced into the United States OfBcs visiter Is Mel Cushing, di­ Ahihito clave Japan latsin March Stock No. r-97.5...... Grea.son last August. ■ the Coiv Palace laat Friday Hannah Adams, who.se first book, $1345 Texas I>-ague./'(NKA) | time, gave the locals time to get about 1800. rector of actlyitles at the West and arrive ifi London in May. The Montgomery, Ale., Dec. 22— (P) 1 Year To Pay WHh "H e's a fine prnspeet with good night to see which haskethnll published in 1784..was called " A l­ 19S0 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN Crown Prince also has promisad pitching knnuledge for a man Side Rec. Mel Is again turning in — Blue and gray coaches' began No Extra Charges know of. He iM-at Don Neueombe, team— .Southern California or phabetical Compendium of the "40BUICK $129 a grand Job for the Recreation to visit Denmark during his first 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE AERO-SEDAN putting their chargie through the I-O, In a ramp game In Virginia' with *<) little experlenee," reporta St. blary's— would polish off yarious Recta which Have Ap- trip abroad In response to an in­ Radio, heater, nru paint. the foxy 5’ankee forager who bob­ Department at the Weet Side paces Bright and early this m o m -' the other afternoon. the other. peareti from the Beginning; of the vitation extended by Denmark's Stock No. V-924. Tr\’ thl» one a t ...... ^ ^ bed up «lt h Mleky Mantle. “ He I* building with a full program for Ing aa the campaign for next 8s' Until Christmas Only "The la.sl paper I got frortv his Playeia slipped and fell In Christian F,ra to the Present Day.” Prince Axel. somewhat remindful of the l>odg- tha youngatere . . Talic with Chet urday'a sectional meeting we ramp said he was due to he dis­ the narmiips. To the sidelines 1950 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN DELUXE charged pietly soon. Maybe he'd er*' Joe Blaek, though Blaek "49 CADILLAC $2195 into the stretch. seeme| A B be worth looking at. His name's youngster* In the crowd start­ Stock No; U-97I...... ^ 1 4 7 0 Grea.son Bill Grea.son." A Yankee official would not be f buslfieSB in -'earnest yesterd^ at surpri.sed if the Browns had an op­ ed vrorking. They tried Wa­ their second practice ecesion. Paas- Ling-distance telephone calls ter... "niey tried popcorn salt, divulged that Grea.son would be tion on Greason. Bill Veeck once "37 DODGE $189 ] Ipg, punting and a little head- 1950 LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN owned the Oklahoma City fran­ ter. They tried popcorn aalt. knocking among the linemen were Color trojan gray. Radio, healer, hydramatir. chise. resin. Next more water. Radio, Heatef, Overdrive, Electromatie Clutch, W .W . Urea. topped oft with light ecrlmmagee. Stock No. l'-880. A real buy at ...... $1795 Grea.son is not as inexperienced An hour and a quarter later It'anboney! The three Reb quarterbecke— 8ALGH Is Your as Greenwade would make him ap­ the game was called. The LET'S MAK| A DEAL TONIGHT! CStattafiooga'a Hal Izedyard, Au- 1949 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE pear. sllek floor had polished off both "50 OLDS 88 / $1498 Someone bum'B Dudley Spence and Ray team*. Color gre^. Radio, heater, overdri\e. new paint. B i a O C Young Dodgers In the service Graves of Texas A.AM.— hit Gray sent in glowing reports on Grea- In exeelleni ronditlon. Stock No. C-942. .'...... ^ I 4 7 W reoeitrera. with prsclsten in the aon, but .the Brook* mi.ssed him give him a passing dirilte. this . time, by*' * week.. Director (Teoraia'e Art DeCarlo ranged 1948 CHRYSLER "WINDSOR " 4-DOOR SEDAN Fre.sco Thompson of their farm* 7,-Z-Z-Z-Z over the linebacker area Juat aa he Blue. Radio and heater, the other day recalled'T^ow the San Mateo. Calif., Dec 22 (4’' did while leading the Bulldog de­ Stock No. l'-906...... Ruperhas would have purchased --Disc Jorjeey Jerry Leeds, whose 1948 OLDS PACKARD 1950G.M.C. fense this season. Greason from a Mexican League loud snoring on his KVRM -Sunday r At the rival camp, Lou club three years ago had not rise snd shine show prompted MODEL 76 ,..V2 TON PICK-UP D’Achille of Indiana and Detrott’a 1951 FORD TUDOR /I safe place •W* ^ojroji Gray. Heater. 16,000 mile ear. Branch Rickev. then ninnlfig the listeners to csll the sheriff to gift certificate Ted Marchibroda had no trouble BETTER DEAL works in Brooklyn, not sad no to awaken hiirtf explained it all to- Stork No. NT-226...... • putting aerials where they’ll do I'rthe price. He, had Jumped the day; to buy used cars most good. 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN PONTIAC DEALER Negro American League. "I'd been reading thiii rnsttres* $1075 Long kleking Oordy'4err of ♦ ' ( • til* r f, , t M 1 111 111 s.i*T Now Bill Grea.son suddenly ha* commercial. I'd read it three, or the Michigan State, a tackle, put his Green, Radio and heater. Jumped into the headline*. four rimes snd ; . . " toe into several standout punts. Stock .No. .NT-281...... original T JEHlOa I.EAOrE 1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN Kontucky Gr^en. Radio and beater. •* JsrvU Mssk nswh* (It) B. F,. , Pta. 8t4K?k No, r-774...... p . RADIATOR ^ S i l ^ U f TO u i h U k e y Slrnnty. rf ...... 6 10 .tohnson. If ...... TROUBLE? Koslekl. e ..... » 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN K*ll»h*r. rs ...... 0. Twb-tonf' hhif. Radio and heater. Erlrkwin. Is ...... | i K ^ It’* like gyviog etch fflemlteF Stock No. r-M7 ...... Brodear. Is ...... ® * oftbe family t thrilling gi/t. . . when WE Chriitntsss, Totsl* ...... you give Dsd an Evinnde outboard 1949 PACKARD SEDAN nr**-ll* laSi*** (131 motor for Cbritt- Black. Radio and heater. CAN Romaniru. rf ...... 1' ( 36 MONTHS TO PAY ® Ogrtn, rf ...... 3 ' mul ChooK from Stock No. C-812. Prleed to seU a t ...... Bnlnard. If ...... ' our complete line Pepper Rylsnc'tr. r...... 1 ' SAVE YOU [Mack A D.ckM S ' ' B«rs»ron,- r ...... 1 ( of sparkling 1947 OLDSM08ILE "98" 4-DOOR SEDAN PolithM Mily $92.1 CHAMP BeckwUh, rs --'...... 3 ' new 195J Black. Radio and heater. HTdramatie Drive. MONEY! erigiDtl Kentucky Fsikowskt, r f ...... 1 models . . . Amcr- Near new Hre*. puncture proof tubes. ^ A 9 E OvaancbuHl by wartfi wtiilksy. Vhe.weats Brass. If ...... m m k t o t aertabi* ehclHc **«bl W H .'ll greet a Champ gift oertificate with a chMr, . ics's finest... Stock ?fo. r-809. A real buy a t ...... Tntsl* ...... * 13 IwcauM it's from you—and becauta he can choose his •cor* at half tIm*. 14-3 Jarvis. packed with fea­ 1947 lUICK SUPER SEDANEHE own Champ Hat. Here’s a favorite—Champ Faatharwaight. $ 7 5 0 weadsrfal trsditieal tures that add to ^ For yourself . . . or irifts for the Holidu}'—choose Smartly right—215 ounces'light. Perma-ahaped, ... Bay Batara (U> boating fonl Call Gan raeUI gray. A real clean ear. PHONE 4148 B, r, pu. and aee them I Stock No. C-969...... ^ from our large assortment of fine Wines, Liquors and ^ cornfortahla year round and individually boxad. Advertis«d In rrrrhrtlr. rf ...... * (i 3 $995 Quinby. rf ...... 1 Prices sure aa low ^ Beer. ' 'Hia choice of other Champ lighter-weights and regular-, Balon. It ...... 3 waighta, too. Qet hia Champ gift dartificats today I LaCo**. If ...... 7 « la ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "EBC* Parrall, c ...... 4 2 10 LIFE McKarver. c ...... 0 3 0 .SO S U L L E N SAFE iUY USfD CAR WARRANTY • ••••• N. Twerdy; rg ...... 4 0 - I • Bxport Workmanship 2 FREE DELIVERY-DIAL 7723 * MeCavanaugh. Ig ...... ,... 0 3 2 *148 • Excellent Service aa*»Ms«.si. NunwaaTaa ToUli ...... « "3 , 43 jCintvii niBiniiir (Wholesale or Retail) I S...1 Mariartr Bra4kara (33) "Y'our Store of Friendly Service” | S jMBLKPrn

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Rooms wlthoat Biiard S9 CS MANCHbSTKR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COUH., MONDAY. DECEMBER;cki 22. 1952 Wanted to Rent ■u- Defense with Prohibition Explosibn Kills Enrolled in Special Marine Clatts U. S. Aide Hints PAfflB TWENTY-SIX attractively Fumlahed Room YOUNG COIfPLE expecting baby Garden— F a r m - Wearing Apparel— F u n 57 Does— Binte—Pets 41 Articiea for Sale 45 To Rent. Complete light house­ In March urgently need 3 or 4 f . . ' Business Services Offered 19 Palnting-^Paperinf 21 Dairy l*roducts 60 keeping facUltlee available. Pri­ room apartment. Call 5716. Antonobiic* for 8»lo 4 a t t e n t i o n Ladies! Slip covers vate entrance. Couple preferred. Flavor Fails in Town Court 15, Injures 370 Chiang Ti^ops, PAINTING, Exterior and interior, CANARIES—Guaranteed singers. LADY'S GABARDINE coat, ^ e ATTICS AND Basement* cleaned. Also females. Will hold until and drapes custom made. Re-up- TURNIPS FOR Sale. Olfford |15. Inquire 90 J»rvls Road. lnqulre''T67 Maple atreet. CONVERTIBLE Rubbish and ashes hauled. All paperhanging, Ceilings refinish- holst^rlng. Beautiful fabrics, March, 258 Woodside atreet. Just Business Property ' dmifM ed. Wall paper books on request. ChristniHS. Phone 2-0426. In Japan Plant In Action Soon! SPECIALS jots done at your convenience. prlnU, stripes, solids. Expertly off Hillstown Road. TWQ- FURNISHED light houae- for Sale 70 w-ii /" 5 ii ~ ]Local Man Fined $100 Reasonable rates. Phone 2-3802 or Estimates given. Fully Insured. COCKER SPANIEL I^pples, 8 finished, 55 down, 52v weekly, Wanted—To Buy 58 , Heat, hot water, Call Edward R- Price. 2-1003. For Selling to Minora Buy out of season and s^ve! 2-9791, weeks old. Red and black. A.K.C- balance one year to pw- ^224 Charter Oak street. Phone LOCAL VARIETY store; line lo­ Ike Claims (OenOaoea from Peg* Om ) (Oonttaani traoi § • • • Dan) Household Goods 51 HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags, cation, low rent. A real buy at Aivertisemeiits 1M7 PLYMOUTH registered. Howard C. Chase,. Mrs. Carr 3320. 8368. , V "r \ In Spite of Technicality TILE «?E1UNGS Installed for Harmony H^ll. Hebron Road, scrifp trqp and other metal. Now 82,000. Inquire Charles W. major producers of chemical fer­ and boimc'ed over their heads to! IMS 8Tm )ESAKBR Repairing XS •‘GOOD-BYE’* 1952— ROOM FOR Rent. .Continuous hot CLASSIFIED ADVT. home, office or businCas. Nu- South Bolton. Phone Manchester JUST WHAT he wants. Sturdy is the time, to sell for Xmas Lathrop, Realtor. 100 East Center tilizer. laijd harmleaaly in the mud. j Plank "H ELLO” 1953 money. Call Ostrinsky 5879. water. Shower. Private entrance. Rieligion to A defense baaed on a technical DEPT. HOURS 1946 CHEVROLET Wood, Fh'ntcoat and Johna-Man- MATTRESS Tour old mattresaea 5427. Handyman .work bench. street. Tel. 2-0384. , Hdihea and etorea in a radius of vllle. Gr«at Eastern Rooflns and CELEBRA’nNG TME NEW Inquire 101 Chestnut street. It.V borrowed from the page of sterilized and remade like new. top 24" by 60" Knocked down kit, YEAR WITH THE BIGGEST SABRES DOWN 8 BOOS [ i :lS A. M. to 4:S0 P. M. All Convertible. Constriction. Free estimates. Call CANARIES— A large aelectlon of 510.95. Completed set up 514.95. lawyers who practiced during Pro­ several blocks were badly dam­ Cali Jones Furniture and Floor BARGAIN EVER Call HOUSEKB^tPlNG room for two. hibition failed Martin W. Mooney Seoul, Dec. 22—(B—U. 8. Sabre• Ali Priced to Sell. guaranteed singers. Alto females The W. G. Glenney Co.. 336 North WANTED—Used Toboggan. Ronses for Sale 72 aged. 8271. covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. NEW 1953 "CHARM HOUSE" Bendix washer, continuous hot Defeat Reds of 101 Maple street in Town Court for breeding. Will hold until Main street. Phone 4148. Rockville 5-7313. The explosion demolished the jet pilots blasted three Cpmmunisti COPY CLOSING TIME BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. LINOLRliM P.emnanta 50c square DELUXE 3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS water, oil heat 82 Garden atreet this morning. Charged with sell Christmas. Inquire 32 Bank atreet new ferro-concrete building that MIG-lSa from North Korean skies, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 155 Center Street yard. Asphalt tile, waU covering. Mortgages 31 or call 2-0024. WESTINGHOUSE Electric Sewing f u r n i t u r e UNIJSUAL (Ceattaaad tram Page Oae) Ing liquor to minors, he was con ill a series of fqrioua air battles j MON. THRU FRI. Done by reliable, well-trained machine, two yeans old 595. Phone* Look! Only* 5695 REGULATION Size ping pong ROOM, Central, one block from vlcted and fined $100, in spite. of I housed part of the factory’s am- Your Better Deal Look! Friendly Terms Main street. Continuoua hot near the Yalu river today, the U.j 10:.^0 A. M. men. All Jobe guaranteed. Hall f i r s t a n d Second mortgages KELLY’S .. AQUARIUM. New 2-5588 after 5. table. Call 7449. ■ OPPORTUNI'TY form of government "makes no his attorney's contention that the moniiim sulphate plan(. Damage S. Fifth Air Force report^. t Pontiac Dealer bought for our own account. Fast, fhipment of tropical fish. We Look! Free Storage water. Gentleman. Parking. •ense unteiia it is founded state had not proved it was alcohol lUmated at 14 million dol­ SATURDAY 9 A. M. Linoleum Co., 66 CotUge street. Exceptionally large garden space One MIG was ahot down in a‘ Phone 2-4022, evening! 6166 or confidential service. Manchester now have finches for sale. 29 ALL NEW Combination Power Look! For Everything Phona 4724. deep sense of r.ellglon. that had been sold. Bond for ap­ lars. twisting dogfight between two«. —BEDROOM SXnTE____ Rooms without Board 58 heart of town. Charming tlx room If we ard- going to win this peal was set at 5200. 8109. Investment Corp., 244 Main St. Sunset street. Open 'til 9. Tool, the Stahley Handyman Authorities who launched an im­ Sabres and two MIGs that raged' rom t CXWPEKATION WILL 1M7 CADILLAC motor. Excellent Shop H 5, compact, light weight, —LIVING ROOM SUITE Cape Cod with all rooms flniahed. fight we are’ going to have to go Attorney Jay E. Riibinow, repre­ mediate investigation said the Phone 5416. HAVE A Vacancy in our apart­ 'Boarders Wanted 59-A Two extra lots makes this houae from 41,000 feet down to 23,000. j ■E APPmEOIATED condition. Call 2-2558. COLLIES, Reasonable. Deposit will power 1-3 H.P. Built-in motor — DINETTE SETT back to the fundamentels," he said. senting Mooney, rested his case blast may have been touched off Two other Red jeta were dosmd, —^•DELUXE" RANGE ment for one gentleman. Pt*'VAte a very good buy at 513,700. Household Senrlces ------_ ... _ _ i hold. Porcheron. Darning atreet. complete, 574.50. The W. G, Glen­ WANTED—Room and board for •‘If we can be strong enough to without presenting any evidence or by a spark in a hydrogen tank in a battle between six Sabree and' 1947 MERCURY SEDAN. An ex Business Opportantties oZ Wapping. Manchester 6370 —REFRIGERATOR bedroom share kitchen and liv­ D IA L 5121 rellent one owner car. "Bank fi Offered 19* A ney Co., 336 No. Main street. ing room with two other fellows. boy and girl, age’s one and two sell our.celvea this idea at home, we attempting to dispute the testl- where ammonium sulphate Is ex- eight MTGs. Phone 4148. —TELEVISION SET can win this idealoglcal war." mony of three state’s witnesses. traded from a liquid chemical. The frozen ground front remain­ nancinft. See this one today at WASHINGTON STREET. Hartford. f r e n c h POODLES —Beautiful —SPRING A MATTRESS Ideal setup. Phone 5416. years. Call 5734 between 6:30-and ARTHUR A. KNOFLA FLAT FINISH Holland window Meeta BosIm m Chiefs The three witnesses—Larry How- The section where the blast oc- ed quiet excrot for a few light jabs Center Motor Sales. Excellent comer for offices, dis­ black American Standards. Slight CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and —CABLES A LAMPS 8:30 p. m. Realtor shades made, to measure. All plays, club, funeral home, or The bualneaa men ■who Conferred ley, 17, of 26 Portland stret*. the Lurred Is one of the three am- Lt. Janies F. Clarke, Jr. Lt. Bloluurd A. Eddy by Chinese Reds on the central' damage, 575. All perfects. 5150. up. Manchester Carpet Center, —DISHES A PICTURES 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 boy who said he bought a bottle of rnonium sulphate plants In the front. i M t and Found metal Venetian blinds s i a new apartment. Hartford 6,0730. ROOM FOR RENT. Call 2-0181. Phone Office 6440 with,the general at his Commodore Boxer Farm— at Vernon. Tel. 308 Math attreet. Phone 2-4343. - —RUGS * SMOKER wine from Mooney. ' Patrolman works. remperstures dropped to a bone- 1946 CHEVROLET 4-door sedsn. low priep. Keys made while you Apartments— Plata— Evening* 2-3938 or 2-5592 Hotel headquarters were George Marine Second Lt. Jame* F. to acquaint them with their duties LOST—Girl’e Omen wrist watch Radio, heater. 5625. Call 2-2587. Rockville 5-9036. Yes, This is Albert s wav to cele­ John Turner, the arresting officer. The company's president. Ikoma chTlfliUtng 5 degrees. with Initials inscribed.^ Recent welt. Msvlow’s. 30% OFF ON all records and al­ brate the New Year—Remember Tenements 93 A. Sloan of New Lork. textile (n- Clarke. Jr., 23. son of Mrs. Teresa a* platoon leaders and junior Ma­ Help Wanted— Femal# 85 ROOM FOR rent. Heat and hot duatriallst and chairman of the U. and Chief of Police Herman O. jconaka. said the whole factory B-29S and B-26t roared through birthday g ift. Finder call 4044 19.50 CHEVROLET Deluxe, tudor. BIG THREE Year old. thorough bums at North End Soda Shop, when you trade with us, yo\i’ re rine officers. WEAVING of bums, moth holes water, next to bath. Near Center. THREE ROOM apartment with OUTSTANDING Five room ranch S. Council of the International Schendel—eatabliahed the fact that evstem probably would have to be S. Clarke of 125 Center street, and clearing skies last night In ettteke aHer S. real clean car. Priced for quick bred Toggenberg buck. Sacrifice 187 North Main. doing businea-s with a big. reliable with full baiement. Large living Prior to entering the Marine against Communist supply end and torn clothing, hosiery tuns, Gentleman prefecred, 37 FoeUr bath. Furnished. Working couple. chamber of Commerce, and War­ Howley wept into the Spruce street cloMd. Marine Second Lt. Richard A. Corps in July of this year. Lt. sale, 5124.5. Written guarantee. handbags reps'red, zipper re­ HOUSEWORKER — Two days 525, or will trade for milkifig store, backed by 42 years of hone.st room with fireplace and dining package store where Mooney was IMeccs of concrete from the new transport targets behind the lifiae. LOST—PASS BOOK No. SS 1130. 25% OFF Motorola table model street. Phone 5331. Phone 6389. ren Lee Pleraon, chairman of Trans Eddy, 21. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke was graduated from St. Cole Motor's .Servlcenter, 4,36 placement, umbrellas repaired, week. Steady. Phone 2-9737. goat. Phone Rockville 5-7313. dealings. area. Two large bedroonla, large working, asked for a bottle of wine building were blasted onto tile Eleven B-29s hit two su p )^ •Notice te hereby jiven that Pass radioe. Few left. 312 Oakland world Airlines and chairman-elect Lawrence W. Eddy of 25 Deepwood i Anselm's College with a degree in Center. 2-0980. men's shirt collars reversed and - SEE IT AT YOUR ROOM FOR one Or two gentlemen. NEWLY DECORATED 3H room kitchen. Ceramic tile bath and and received a bottle from Mooney, i-oofs of neighboring homes, crash- artaa on the west coast of North Book No. SS 1130. Issued by The I CANARIES—A nice selection of street. Phone 2-9406. ot succeed Sloan. drive, are currently enrolled In a I economics. Lt. Eddy, who entered replaced. Marlow's Little Mending CONVENIENCE DURING DAT In private home. Garage. Inquire furnished apartment. Central lo­ shower. Hot water oil heat, cop­ Alcohol 7 ing through many of them. ■ Korea. Red fighter planM arose, Savilics Bank of Manchester has 1951 FORD .Station, wagon. Coun­ WANTED Woman for part time gi'srsnteed singers'. Will hold un­ OR e v e n i n g Sloan taid reporters they had special basic clas.# at the Marine : the Marine Corps last April, at but made no firing passes. Shop. 143 Hollister street mornings and cation. Heat and hett water in­ per tubing. Lot 60 X 192. F.-H. A Rubinow, however, held that the There was no fire of any pro been lost and application has try .Squire. Very good condition, genernl hou.sework. Phone 2-1046. til Xmas. Phone 8736. LARGE Automatic gas heater with FOR APPOTN’TMENT PHONE discussed International trade prob- Corps Schools at Quantico, Va. i tended Middlebury College, Vt.. The lighter B-26a prowled over thermostat. This is a good one, evenings. ______cluded. Garage optional. Phone approved and will qualify for G. stale had not proved it was alco- portions, however, Nagoya fire- The new officers are now under- from which he graduated in June been made to said bank for pay- 16.000 miles. Call owner. 2-279.5. MR. ALBERT. HAR”rFORD 6-0353 blems generally with Eisenhower, hol. iHe said he admitted It was men said, the Red highway network. Pilate WANTED—Efficient, experienced NELLY'S AQUARIUM special for 535. Boxer Farm. Phoenix street, NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful­ 2-1659 before 8 p. m. I. mortgage. Inquire Charlan W. taking a 20 week course designed with a degree in political science. men't of the amount of deposit. AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 and added: a "technioalltyv but said that "the police estimated the area of reported 30 Communist trucka dea- PICK UP.S: 1951 l^'ord. 1950 Ford. Florists— Nurseries 15 cle.flnlng woman for Tuwxlay and one week. Male bettas. 51.50 «ach. Vernon. Tcl. Rockville 5-9036. If you have no means of trans­ Lathrop, Realtor, 100 East Center ly furni.-!hed and spacious room. 2'4 ROOM Apartiiient. New Bol- Certainly no one In this coun­ statute is a harsh one and it must | total destruction at 21,000 square troyed. 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton, 1949 Chev­ Friday mornings. 51 per hour. | 29 Sunset street. Open 'til 9. portation I'll send my auto for you. ’The most complete light house­ atreet. Tel. 2-0384. I been collected. In its 'iriead a meet­ HH Red Supply Liaea CHRI.«TMAS Sp*-ays .50c, wreath.s ton Road. Couple or two adults try has a better grasp of this mat- be tiomplied with in every detail.' feet, or about half an acre—in Announeeinents rolet, 1947 Dodge, 1948 and ’41 Apply -1208 Main street. No obligation. keeping facilities available In tar and mor# comprehensive Wapping ing will be held at the Wood Me­ Marine Panther Jets plastered a 51, mistletoe ahd holly 25c each, BABY CRIB. Good condition. Call only. Phone 6389. FIVE ROOM alngle, 2? foot living Rubinow said ho was '"borrow eluding the concrete building, i GMC 1-ton. 1949 Studebaker, .1946 A —L—B—E—R —T—’—S Manchester. You will marvel at knowledge of the problem." morial (library with Mrs. Muriel Red supply concentration north of HEADQUARTERS FOR Swedish cemetery baskets 51 each and tip. WANTED— Waitress for New Poultry and SnppIiM 48 2-2197 before 6 p. m. room with knotty pine paneling, ing from those who practiced dur­ number of outlying buildings, and Chevrolet, 1944 Ford 1*4 ton I8hg Christmas tree., poinsettias, cut Year's Eve. Good pay plus tips. 43 Allyn St.— Hartford the cleanllnei's of this building. FOR RENT—Thrye or four furn­ fireplace, cabinet kitchen, threa Sloan said Eisenhower came to ing Prohibition” in taking his po­ Large Antenna Baker named as speaker. She will Singye today. Results were net ob­ brown beans, bondost cheese wheelbase, 1948 GMC. 1942 Inter­ ■tores and homea in the neighbor discuss antique decorations. served. flowers St'reasonable prices. Me TREAT YOUR FAMILY CROCHETED Bedspread and Children eocepted. Central. Pric­ ished or itnfumlehed room apart­ large bedrooms, atorm window* know and understand such prob­ sition. He- said that although 1 hood. Sweodenhouse coffee. The Oak national, 1939 International Phone 2-8023. ANTIQUE CHINA and glass. Carl F. Wild Allied fighter-bombers Sunday Conville the Florist. 302 Wood table cloth, 520 each. Call Rock­ ed so reasonably you’ll gasp. Be ments. Newly decorated. Call and (creen*, oil hot water heat. lems when he was Supreme Com­ Howley—a tall youth—did not look Delicatessen, 35 Oak street. Make 'ovely and lasting Cfiirist It was like the bombings," one For FM Radio Service* will be held at 11. a. m. blasted Communist position* near dump. 1949 Ford panel, 1947 bridge street. Open evenings 'til 9 HOUSEKEEPER Wanted, willing I With our farm grown white rock sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor­ 2-8023. Illneatiforcea tale, 510.800. Carl­ mander of the N or^ Atlantic under 21, he was not going to go ville 5-4160. mas gifts. Virginis L. Msdden’s witness said. "The people were tomorrow from the Johnson Funer­ the battleline on the eastern DOLLS RESTORED, dressed to Chevrolet sedan delivery. Low until Chrirttma... to do light Hoit'vwork and help I large plump roasters, young sey, 13 Arch atreet. ______ton W.'Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231. Pact forces In w,estem Europe. iqto that aspect of the case since prices. Champ's, Routs 30, Rock­ Antique Shop In Findell Venetian dazed—just as if the B-29'a had al home on Albany avenue, Hart­ front. order and wigged. Tel. Coventry new mother. Near Verplanck 1 _ , . . BOY WHOSE father is not me­ Blind Building. Manchester “ He had to understand them to "there are enough other factors to Now Installed ville 5-9574. school. Call 2-4816. . meaty fowl, fine flavored geese. Business Locations come over." ford, for Carl F. Wild, of Ellington Two ot the MIGs downed toddy 7.6045. chanical wishes to sell 527 Lionel Green. 1 to"5 dally. Other hours. 183 THOMPSIN Road—Six room do his jo b ," Sloan declared. require the state to prove alcohol­ Roofing— Siding 16 Bascule drawbridge for 510. Call for Rent 64 Cape Cod. T-vo bath'*, one with Others on Elsenhower’s calling ism." Nagola was one of the main road. South Windsor, who died were credited to Capt. Herbert ------rzTTZ------r—n— I Dressed to order and delivered for Telephone 2-.3807. Wappjing, Dec. 22 — (Special) — Weber, Brattleboro, Vt., and Lt. SANTA IS HERE! Call to help WELL PAYING opportunity. D ig-*"*' 2-5717. Call for Special stall shower. Fireplace, open list today are representatives of He said It “ might have been a U. S. Air Force and Navy tarjets Saturday at bis home. He had been Aulo Aceesnorias— ^lires 4 FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that the holidays. MODERN Three room office, dark Town workers and firemen have'ln- in ill health for some time. Harold E. Fischer, Jr.. North la s make your Xmas party merry. nified. interesting work. Exper« f r a n k S Antique* and second stairway. Hot water oil heat "The Committee on the Present bottle of linger ale with a wine In the Pacific war. A huge indus­ stay on In any kind of storm, and room, laboratory. East Center ■talled a large radio antenna atop Vegas, Nev. The third victorious Have him stop Xmas Eve to say lence unnecessary. Write Box K, hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys Aluminum combination storm Danger." label on it." trial center an4 port city, it Ilea Survivor* include hi* wife, Mr*. WINTER TIPES— Pennsylvania gutters, conductors and roof re Town Meeting atreet. CaU 2-5820 or 6514. pilot asked that his name not be •=Hello." J-2705. Herald. ’ LADY'S Longine Wlttnauer brand and sells good used furniture and windows and scfetna. Hatchway The committee was created two Deputy Judge Charles N-, Crock 130 miles west of Tokyo on the the firehouse Xoc use in connection Sadie Furrey Wild; two ions, Carl Cleat. Goodyear Suburbanite and pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. FRED MILLER’S published. t new wrist watch. Phone 2-2544. antiques. Phone 3986. Open 9 to The legal voters of the TOWN lovely yard, approx. 76’ x 188 year* ago to help alert the nation ett acknowledged that the defense main routes to Osaka and Kyoto with the recently acquired two- of South Windsor and Allen of 2 in 1 recaps. Auto Lite, Penn- way FM radio equipment. East Hartford: a atepaon, Floyd E. The Air Force also confirmed a WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and COVENTRY POULTRY 5t?0. OF BOLTON are hereby warned Houses for Rent 65 with trees galore. Just a jump to the threat of Communism at had a persuasive argument but I With a newly swollen population -sylvanis and Bower# batterlea. Heip Wanted— Male 86 TWO PAIRS size 6 boys’ hockey •The 60-watt base station will be Weller of Windsor; two brothers. previously unnanounced MIG Mil Penonuto Free road service. Terms on all siding. Highest Quality ma and notified to meet In SPECTAL from Verplanck school. Immedi­ home and abroad, and to spur added that It was not persuasive of more than three million, It shoe skates, practically new. YOUNGSTOWN Electric automa FOR RENT—Cute little home in enough. ranks behind Tokyo and Osaka as set up in a special communications Max of Hartford and Edward of claimed by Second Lt. Fred W. products The Budget Center, 91 terials. Workmanship guaran FARM TOWN MEETING in the Com­ ate occupancy. Elva Tyler, exclu­ military preparedness. I THE PROSPECT Hill School for Price 55 per pair. 46'4 Summer tic dishwasher snd 810)1. Regular Hebron. Fujly furnished. Moat An organisation with about 50 Rubinow indicated he would ap- Japan’s third city, office at the firehouse. Fire Chief West Hartford; and nine grand­ Gray, 102 E. Chestnut, Chicago. young children. Transportation Cente,r street. teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn munity Hall In said Town, on Mon­ sive agent. 2-4469. MACHINE OPERATORS street. Phone 3761. price, 5429.95. special Christmas day, December 29. 1952, at 8*.00 conveniencesT Ideal for pewly members throughout the-.,country, peal the case. The Toa Company normally pro- George Enes claims that with the children. Oonflrmetlon came after study ot furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ atreet. Phone 4860. Coventry 7-6658 I______n ------price 5289.95. ’The W. G. Glenney o'clock in the evening, for the fol­ married couple. Gall Wllllmantlc MATfCHESTER—Six room Cape the committee is headed ity Dr. Mooney’s arrest grew out of a duces from eight to nine thousand new equipment. It is possible to Wild was a member of Phoenix gun camera kill for an aerial fighk tor. Phone 2-5767. LARGE LIONEL electric train set Dec. 15. NOW MANCHESTER — Roofing and Progressive, growing com- b BOAD b r e a s t e d Bronze tur- Co.. 336 North Main street. Phone lowing purposes; 3-6682 after 6 p. m. or Hartford Cod, excellent location, hardwood James B. Conant, President of spree that three youths, including tons of ammonium sulphate mimmon aid from any town in the liodge of Odd Fellows and the :____ _ I keys,__ frerh frozen. re!kdy anytime. wvii'flmA Cars, tracks, etc. Call 8636 after Howley, went on last month. The month, nearly alx per cent of Comstock .Encampment No. ’29. •The U. $. E^hth Army brifftng BALXARD’S Driving School. Man- aiding Co. Also all types of paint­ pany. Full' insurance pror 4148. 1. To .see if the Town will 6-6360 days. floors, oil hot water heat, large Harvard University. emergency fire area and also keep ing and earpentry work. Guaran­ 8 to 25 pound.». Schaub’s Turkey 6. authorize the Selectmen to file a room,s, tile bath, extra lavatory, The Rrealdent-elect took time car in which they were riding was Japan's total, in constant contact with all three lOOF. both of New Britain; and officer said Oiinese soldlera on ehester’s oldest. Thousands of BY POPULAR REQUEST gram available. the central front threw a series teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free Farm. i88 Hillstown Road. MON”rGOMERY WARD refriger­ petition with the Public Utilities fireplace, garage, amesite drive. out from a planned week end of stopped by Turner for speeding, of the town's fire trucks and the the Modern Woodmen o f America. accident free Instruction hours. ator. Excellent condition. Like Wanted to Rent anti two of the boys were found to of light Jabs against South Korean estimates. SHALLOW Well water pump, 555. Commission requesting a change 68 Phone E. and E. Agency. 2-1167 rest yesterday to confer for two firehouse. Burial will be in Center Oemnte- Hundreds of satisfied students.- ry. South Windsor. Friends may troops on the central front laat Winter tires 1-2 price sale Apply In Person Phone Coventry 7-7108. new. Call 2-2558. In the highway bridge crossing or 2-8715. -hours at his Columbia University All department driver* will ob­ For appointment tel. 2-2245. GREAT EASTERN Roofing imd Articles for Sale 45 URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished aented in court on breach of ^the I Round Table Unit call |at the funeral home today night and early today. BARGAIN Specials —Aiiotmatlc The New York, New Haven A- apartment bv three adults. Phone, residence with a committee he re­ tain a radio license (operator) and Buy one regular price, get one Construction Co Applicators of PHILCO 12'4’’ table model tele­ MANCHESTER— Five year old peace charges and let off with light after the noon hour. The Reds hit four times, 'Tbe LADIES—Ideal Christmas gift “ SPENCER |50% Of f on famous make Bat- percolators, reg. 58.50 to $29.95, Hartford Railroad at<- Bolton 2-4990 after 5;«0. cently named to study and stream­ fines and a strong warning, receive instruction in. the use of heaviest probe was by a platoos— for him. Schick 20 or Remington 1-2 price. Casing plus tax. Bird and Fllntkote. Guaranteed terlee. Written guaranteee. 51.00 vision. Excellent condition. Per,- Notch. Cape Cod. Fireplace, Ruaco com­ line organization of the executive Sings for Kiwauis the radio. The remainder of the now 55.95 to $24.95; automatic bination storjn windows through Another Arrest Manchester Eveping Herald 40 men. llie South Koreans stood 60 electric razors. Russell's Bar­ roofs and siding. Llfe-tlihe alum­ RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. down, 51.00 weekly. Caleo Serv­ fect for recreation room. Very 2. To see If the Town will make WANTED — Unfurnished 4 or 5 branch of the government. equipment 1* expected to be in- BATTERIES 50<"r OFF inum clapboard and combination toasters, reg. $17.95, now 511.95; out. Oil heat. Recreation room At the time of their arrest, the Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ firm egch time. ' ber Shop, Co-ner Oak and Spmee. lcenter. Tel, 4164, 4186. or 2-0980. reasonable. Phone 2-58.50. Wesllnghouse upright vacuum an appropriation to defray the ex- room rent by middle aged couple. The committee is wrorking with The Round Table Singers of atalled aoon. very- little action was reportsd storm windows and screens. For Chapel Street and cellar, with refrigerator and Temple University (Philadelphia) boys told police they had bought nie- Collin*. Telephone Mancheater cleaner, reg. $.59.95, now $44.95; pen.sea in connection with the pe­ Beat reference* Phone 2-9333. a bottle of wine fropt Mooney. Manchester High School presented 'Youth Fellowship Activitlea elsewhere along the battleline. ENJOY A Driver's license. For ex­ free estimates call 8271. Evenings 1 ROYAL AND Smith-Corona poij- Building Materials 47 piano. Fenced back yard. ''■' Near personnel who are making a spe­ 4419. Westlhghouse Irons, reg. 511.75, tition referren to in Item 1, of this They also implicated the custodian the annual program of Christmas The Youth Fellowship delivered pert Instmction call the Manches­ 8303. Albert V Undsay, Owner. able and aUndard typewriters. WANTED— by woman with three School and bus. Must sell quick cial survey In that field. SERVICENTEU now 57.09; bed lamp radios, reg. Call. of a Main afreet billiard parlor hymns and traditional muaic to the Oiristma* boxes and sang carotor CXINDEMN PURGE TRIAL UHF TV APPROACHES ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. WANTED — Honest, dependable All makes of adding machines 3. To spe what action the Town boys (ages 13-11-3) apartment ly. 511,400. Carlton W. Hutchins Those named by Eisenhower CONNECTICUT Valley Construe RED CEDAR SIDING, V Joint, $31.95. now $24.95. A few' sample whejt they told police they had Manchester Kiwaitlqj, Club this for shutlna Saturday night. Fol­ .436 Center St. Phone 2-0980 clean up man In the kitchen. sold or rented. Repaira on all will take in conneetion with the or house In Manchester or Rock­ 2-513? or 6231. who met with him are Nelson A. WANTED — Ride to and from per M 5140.00. wall clocks also drastically re­ been there before buying the wine, noon at the Country Club. This is lowing thla, the group held Its New York. Dec. 22—OP)—Presi­ York, Pa., -D ec. *2—(R)—The tlon. Guaranteed roofs and siding. Hoyr.s 6 a,,- m. to 2 p. m. Good makea Marlow’s. funds received from the .sale of the ville. Gall 2-512" Saturday. Rockefeller of New York, former Aetna Life Insurance Co., from Aluminum storm window.-! and CEDAR STAIN SHAKES, per sq. duced. Krah'f, 367 Main street. FIVE ROOM winterized home in Police arrested the custodian, 28th- consecutive year that own Christ ma* party at the Com­ dent Truman and President-elect first commercially equippei} UHF wages. Apply Cavey'a Restau­ North School Prrtperty. so-called; assistant Secretary of State and munity House. vicinity of Foster street. Call gutters. All men protected by in­ 513.9.5. Four blocks north of P. O. WANTED— 6 to 9 room house, un­ Coventry. Reasonable. Coventry Willard Perine, 71, of 39 Chestnut G- Albert Pearson, music super Eisenhower In separate statements ultra high frequency televlstoif Motorcycies— Bicycles 11 rant. BOLTON — Building atone and and the balance remaining In the coordinator of Inter-American Af- School doolaga 2-8616. surance. Three years to pay. Frde 18” WOOD SHINGLES, No. 1 Per­ furnished. Within 33 miles of 7-7560. street, 'for allotving minora to lolt- visor of the local school, haa pre have condemned the recent Prague station to go on the air—the Sus­ -ali- flagstone, Bolton Notch Quarry. fections. per sq. 515.50. appropriation prevlou.sly made for falrst Dr. Arthur S. Fleming, pres­ er, but h e was found not guilty af- "PhlPd <>*>« his justly noted alng- ' All school* In the community quehanna Broadcasting Comjpany't estimates. Call 7180. Alfred W AN TED —ATfnbitlfrtis inan for Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode, DOUBLE BED, m*tal, dark brown Manchester. CaU Dean Boundy. purge trial and characterized it as STAIN GRADE 1% MAHOGANY an addition to the Elementary MANCHESTER — Four rooms ident of Ohio Wealeyan Universi­ ter Judge Crockett viewed the log groups in the traditional pro w|ilt close tomorrow for the annual anti-Semitic. The present chief station W8BA-TV—hopes to start' HAPPY HOLIDAYS TWO BOYS' Bifvclas 24 " and 26 ". CTharest Owner. establlshtd route.’ Good pay. A p -i------finl.‘-h, with springs. Reasonable. Uotel Bond, Hartford. Ph6he DOORS, av. 59.95. Consolidated School. large kitchen with cabiheti. oil ty; and Dr. Milton Eisenhower, eight youths who were in the place gram) of songs, hiillday vacation covering (Jhrlat- executive and the man who will telecasting program* in 10 days.’ 5 Reasonable. Call 2-3603 after’ 6. ply in person at Mandhester | CINtX) ALL Aluminum combln Magic Chef combination, oil and 6-32il. If not In, leave • phone f r a m i n g , 2x 4 to 2x10. 4. To see If the Town will ap­ steam heat. Excellent condition president of Pennsylvania State at the time police arrived to make ■ The youngsters gave a half hour maa and New Yoar'a and will re­ succeed him sent messages yes­ An affiliate of the Am^ean to all my friends and former Cleaners, 93 Wells street. tlon windows. No painting, no gas kitchen range, good condi­ numb Roofing I6-A SHEATHING, 1x8. (small truck point a committee to investigate near atores, school. Two-car ga­ College and a brother of the gen­ the arrest. Crockett agreed that concert for the club which was re- open Jan. 5. ' terday to a labor rally sponsored Broadoaating Company, staUoa customers! These greeting.3 changing, no storing. Free esti­ tion. Phone 8853 after 5 p. m. eral. load lots), per M $99.50. the need for a vault at the Com­ rage. amesite drive, 60' chicken they all appeared to be.over 18, the ceived with enthusiastic applause ElleworUi Defeated .. by the Jewish Labor committee. WSBA-TV, beamed the flr*t test come from ,a ,fa.3t growing BOY'S 24 " Bicycle, good condition. mate given, no obligation. Call WANTED—Garage for one car Also present were Joseph M. ROOFIN'!— Specializing In repair­ NON FACTORY WORK SELECT APPALACHIAJJ OAK 1#52 DELUXE Double oven Frlgl- munity Hall for the storage of Vicinity' Whitney Road. Cell coop. Illness forces sale. 511,600 minimum age requirement. Mr. Pearson told club members Bloomfield High School defeated TTie meeting, attended by 2.000 patterns for . an hour and 3( mbi- Phone 5063. ing roofs of all klndl. Also new William ’Tunsky. 2-9095. FLOORING, per M $209.00. 'Town Records and to estimate the Dodge, Detroit banker who Is serv­ In another case this morning, that the smgers always remem- utes yesterday, starting , at tffiS town on the west coast of Flor­ daire range. Originally 5410. now 2-4728. Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or HHlsworth high here Friday In a persons, adopted a resolution urg­ ida, a semi-tropical location roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys I STORM WINDOWS and doors. WINDOWS—Complete, av. $14.95. ’$2.50. Excellent condition. 2-4149 coat of same. ing as Eisenhower’s pre-inaugura­ Edward H. Frinck, 27, of 66 Clin- bared - the appearance before the ing the United Nations to demand a. m. (e.8.t.) Later the patteni 6231. tion representative in the budget lopsided ^ketball game by a BOY’S Junior bicycle. 20"; also cleaned, repaired. 26 yeaif^’ ex- Non-Factory work with a fu­ Pcrmalum, Paramount, ahim- after 6 p. m. 5. To tran.sact any other busi­ ton atreet,. charged with reckless Klwania Club with much pleasure, that the Kremlin end its "racial was run again for three bourn ■Tvith »urf and sand on the Gulf bureau: Gov. Sherman Adams of ■core of 56 to 30. Ellsworth won play pen. Call 2-9863. perlenca. Free estimates. Call inum combination. Phone 4010. The Original and Only Office ness proper to come before said SIX ROOM Cape Cod, two unfln- driving, received i nolle because not only because the club treat* the Jayvee game, 36 to 26. 'Tbia and rcllglou* peraecutiohs." starting at- noon. of Mexico. I am now a regis ture. Fays $100 per week You’ll do BETTER New Hampshire, assistant to the the statute of limitations rover- them so well each year, but'also Howley. Manchester .5361. Free, estimates. Db-ert factory Machinery and Tools 52 meeting. Ished, hot water heat, copper tub­ was the fifth straight win fpr in New Haven. new president: Arthur H. Vanden- Ing the offense had run out in because it was their only chance tered Real Estate Salesman dealer. DATED at Bolion, Connecticut, ing, acrecna and storm doors. Bloomfield and the fifth loss in six and can give complete real es­ BOY'S 24 " Bicyclls. Very nice con­ and up. $80 per w eek' to start USED TRACTQRS, farm equip­ this 22nd day of December, 1952. AT berg, Jr., his executive assistant; May. .... to razz Principal Edson M. Bailey. Heating— Plumbing 17 House In very good condition. games for Ellsworth. dition. Phone 775,1. Afiiol Ho COMPLETE Selection of doll car- NATIONAL ment, snow plows, cement mix­ Charles A.. Robbina Near achool and bus line. Price and John French, the committee Frinck. who wag picked jp by The attendance prize Was won tate sers’ice to all the people PRATT & WHITNEY attorney. Adnual Carol-SIng Held if you can qualify iMUSi ue| strollers. .^Tricycles. ers, garden tractors with equip­ Michael Pe.sce 511.900. Inquire Charles W, local police a couple of weeks ago Uhls week by a. visitor. Sgt. Wil- of Manchester." Write me your HEATING From A to Z. Con­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES ment. bulldozers In stock at all in connection with a missing ham Junkins of the Air Force. Christmas carols of many lands Gifts for the pntire home and ' Stanley Patnode Lathrop. Realtor, 100 East Cen I YEHR’ROUNO illR CONDITIONING needs. version burners, boller-bumer man’ie'd and have a car. times. Terms Dublin Tractor Co., AIRCRAFT Brown Thomson delivery truck were sung yesterday during the Wanted Antoa— units, complete heating systems. family. Appliances and TV. Cham­ 420 Davenport Avenue ter atreet. Tcl. 2-0384. annual public candlelight service Motorcycles 12 bers Furniture at the Green. North Windham Road, Williman- which he had been driving, was SIGNS 'BIG tXlNTBAtT” IIIIIIIM P. All work guaranteed. ’Time pay­ Phone Manclwster 8892 New’ Haven, Conn. arrest.ed after It was recalled that at the First CongregAtional TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Open 10 a ro. to 5 p. m. Evening* tic 3-3217^ Mrs. Luce Seen Church; Overall direction was KAY MARSHALL WANTED— G->od clean, used can. ments arranged Moriarty Broth­ Telephone ST 7-3597 We need MANY MEN: Suburban for Sale 75 there a warrant out for hli> Copenhagen^ Denmark, Dec. 21 ers. Tel 5135. , ' . KVenihgs 7 :30 to 10 P. M. 7:30 to 8;S0. We need Ranch Homea, handled by Myron Burr, choir­ IN MANCHESTER See Bob Oliver, Center Motor Musical Instruments 53 arrest. He had_ fajled to show — —ChrUtlne Jorgenacn. 26, the a Colonials and Cape Coda > MILLING MACHINE BOLTON Brand new cute four- master. Box 593, Englewood. Florida Sales. 4Cl Main street. GUAKANTEKD fast plumbing and 1 BRAND NEW 17" Emerson tele­ Having Choice up in court in May, 1951, on tbfc man turned woman, aays she has We Wish You a Holy and Joyona dirUtaias Diamonds— Watches— TRUMPETTS, Clarinets, trombones, at fair prices for our cash room ranch; two bedrooma, full signed "a big commercial con­ Journey to Hartford heating. Alterattons and new MEN WAN”rED for general fac­ vision 5169. Tax and warranty 11 OPERATORS reckless driving count, telling M- and Very Hagpy- New Year (Formerly of 60 Porter St. Jewelty ^8 saxophones, guitars. Largest customers. Quick service baaement, plastered walls, oak lice he was being called out,■ of tract." She gave no details, but Second grade pupils, with their Work. Time payments arranged, tory work. Apply Ka-Klar Cloth included. Can arrartge term* to teacher Miss (Jharjotte Lucas, ■election of Inetruments in town. —no red tape. floor*, Ule bath, >4 acre land, good Of Envoy Jobs the state by the death of his promised an announcement soon Business Services Offered 18 Skelley Bros. 2-8714. Toy Co., 60 Hilliard street. suit. Call ?-0980, DRILL PRESS journeyed to the U®rtford Chil­ Manchester) LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ All accersorles Expert repairing. OPERATORS locaUon. (Jhoose own decoraUng f.ather. Police never foll^.'cd up 1 that "will be a big surprise for CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ EXPERIFNCED Truck drivers pairs, aojusts watches expertly. cblora. Phone Barbara Woods, dren'* Museum recentlv and were PLUMBING And heating. Special­ SWEDISH Imported linen, table­ Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. 5336. (OoBtlmted from Page Oue) the ca.se, and the matter dyoppe-J | everybody." ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. wanted Must he over 21. Apply cloths. napkins, towels and Swed­ Reasonable prices. Open dally. Agent, 8702. until he wa.s picked jp t o f ques told the significance of Christmas Fun«ral izing in repairs. Copper water JARVIS REALTY GRINDING MACHINE The signing was disclosed in a by museum staff members. Antomobilefl for Salb 4 Call 2-4291. Carlson Co., 44 Stock Place. ish scissors. 9 Norman street. '‘Thursday evenings 128 Spruce SET of Sllngerland radio king tloning about the tr u ck ./' piping, remo.leling electric equip­ drums, white pearl with 20" sym­ OPERATORS Elsenhower's aides earlier this telephone conversation yerterday Book Now Available Phone 5516. street. Phone 2-4387. PHONE 4112 The statue of limitations in this with Christine, who is being visit­ BEFORE TtlU Buy a uted car ANTIQUES Reflnlahed. Repairing ment for plugged drains. Edward EXPERIENCED Young man or bol and accessories. Slightly used. Wanted— Real Estate 77 month. The cookbook, produced ugder eee Gorman Motor Sales. Buick violation is one year. Home. done or. any furniture. Tleman, Johnson 6979 or 5044. lady to work In poultry store. Ap­ BULLARD The New York conference be­ ed by her parents from New York the supervision of the Pleasant Sales and Service, 28.1 Main Phone 3721 after 6 p. m. CASH BUYEIRS waiting for 4, 5, Other Cases.' 189 South Main atreet. Phone ply Lynn Poultry Store, 506 Main OPERATORS tween Lodge and Elaenhowet’s (Tity's Bronx. They arrived Satur­ Valley Club, is now available and street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve- COMPLETE FURNACE repair- 6 and seven room singles and In other cases dispdsed of this I day for their first reunion since 5643. atreet. or call 2-8098. staff immediately get off report* may be obtained from any raem h ln ». Ing aerclce. Gas. oil or coal. Win­ ENGINE LATHE two-family liousea In Manchester, the governor himself might be morning. Lucien F. ,riage, oo, 33, uiof I cSiristine— formerly their son. ber. ter air conditioning., system.-* In­ Bolton,.i Ooventiy and Vernpn. MANCHESTER Welding Service. HAND SCREW machine opera­ OPERATORS’ designated for Roigc. I George—began the series of op- The January meeting of the 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr. beau­ Portable equipment. General stalled and serviced. T. f*. Aitkin, Howard R. Hastihg*, 2-1107 Party leaders here concede thev driving while under the Influence erations and treatment* 225 MAIN ST. tiful tutnne. Fully equipped. tors, al.so turret lathe operator, group, slated to have been held at welding, boiler and furnace weld­ a McC’ahc street. Phone 6793. are aware of the fact Mrs. Luce of liquor;’ Charles D. Canfield, 21, Powerglide. As good as new. See days and night.s. Call at Dean RANGE and EUEL OIL MATERIAL HANDLERS CON.SIDERING SELLING changed Chrlatlne's sex. the home of Mrs. Sherwood, has stands high In t|jp„.,,JEl8enhowtr of East Hartforjl, was lined $15 Bob Oliver. Center Motor Sales, ing. Phone* 2-1658 or 2-8762. CALL MANCHESTER .3636 for Marhine Products, Inc., 222 Mc­ YOUR PRCIPERTTT Septic Tanks Cleaned | councils, and indicated there for speeding; Clara Andre, 45, of 461 Mam street. your plum.birrg repairs and altera- Kee street. BisNCH WORKERS Without obligation to you, we RUBBISH AND ASHES Removed. would be no objection on the state Andover, charj^ed with reckless tions. Prompt service 5'oimgs- 24 Hour Delivery Service will app*alse or make you a cash McCLURE AUTO—We will pay Parking lota and driveways ■ynUNG MAN over IS with driver'a JANITORS level, to her selection for any ap­ driving and passing a-stop sign, plowed. Immediate service, rea town kitchens sold and installed. CoH Monch«st«r'$ Scwtrcig* SpMidisH offer for property. See us before wai fined 512; John J. Durando, you more for -your good used car C. O. Ixtrentaen, Contractor. license for part time work in drug pointment Eisenhower might give sonable rates. Phone 2-0650. store. Apply in person, 459 Hart­ PLUS Tool arid Die Maker$, you *eU. her. of 56 Durant street, received s towards S- new Hudson, Wasp. BRA E-BURN REALTY EFFICU NT Plumbing and heat­ Mrs. Luce bucked the Republi­ nolle in a (-uJea of the road vio­ Pacemakef or Horne.U We will F1/30R PROBLEMS solved with ford Road. SAVE TWO WAYS: Sheet j Metal Mechanics, Pre­ I Phone 6273 not be out'traded McClure Auto. ing. Plugged dratni machine ORIARTY BROTHERS can atate organisation earlier this lation: Anha M. 'Von Deck, 35, of linoleum, asphalt tile counter. WANTED - - Waiter for (1) LOW PRICE . . , the moat modem equipment and ma­ cision Machinists, Spinning RFD 4, Rockville, was fined $12 873 Main street. Tel. 2-94 4 2. Open cleaned. Phone 6497. LIS'nN G R Wanted. Single, two* year tn- an unaucceaaful blJ for Expel t workuiahshlp, free eatt- Year's Eve. Good pay plus 'i’EL . 5135 chinery la Connecticut makes poaWble a BETTER JOB at a Lathe Operators and Scrap­ for reckless driving: and George' evenings. 315 CENTER STREET family, three-family, buatneas the 'party’s nomination lor U. S. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ Phone 2-8023. l o w e r PiilCE. Delaney, 29. of RFD 1, Rockville, (*) r o ll* JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks, Dnila- ers. ■ ' ' ’ */ property, Have many ca«h buy­ Benator, short term. CHEVROLETS. 1946. 1947. 1948 niture Oak street. Phone 2-1041. LENNOX Furnaces and warm air was fined $12' for a rules o f the aad sewer lines are Installed under -the watchful auper- er*. Mdrtgagea arranged. Please Werked for ll'e 1949. 1950, 1951, 1952. two doors heating. Earl Van Camp. 2-5844. applications a c c e p t e d GOOD PAY! . . . AfteC her defeat Ptr the norh- road violation: 'i / RCBBISH AND Ashes removed. X on o f a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: You are protect-ed call Georgs L. Graxiadio, Real­ and lour doors. All deluxe models Ination, however, she staved with Also, Roy S. Wliilams, 27. of Immediate a’n Club Coqpe. ^ dio estimate* on reque*t. John h i O p M l n g t Fo u Nu im t prices noWr' Call O iff . Scorso, from t l e ^ York City to demon­ !•% DIBOOUNT AT THESE CASH and CARRY STORES Com* and Disciiu TImm With 'Mr. heater. I SaMitz. Phone 2-2027. ' Division of strate for clemency for the doonoed .2-4298. Jnited; Aircnift CoipointiQn atomiaplafi, JuUua and Ethel Ron- It MAPLE ST^1«T MIDDLE TCBNPIKS #EST, . , SOLIMENE. INC. I MA.NCHESTER TV Sertrtce p a p e r i n g , p a i n t i n g , floor East Hartford eaberg. Dodge and Plymouth Cars 1 radio* and TV »peciali»t* islrice Dodga Jok Baud Trucks 1934. House service call 83.50. sanding and reflnJshing. Ceiling* tg4 Center 8t. Phone 6101 Phont 2-2186 or 2-5650 day or whitened. Call Gilbert Flckntt. A Bato P^nd to Buy Used Cars. nlghL 6982.

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