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.A panel of three foreign atu* from 5 to 7 o'clock In the dowm- llmantle Music Oo, a Conn aplnst Skowcni, poaalWe thunder ahow- W SCS^r^-Open stalrs dining room qf the Armory. elaetrontc organ will ba tnatalled 11,911 denta from Hlllyer CoUcKe will' dia- Emergency Doctors » hmiglit. Law 40-48. .Show- About Town cuaa their native education, tnil* The snack bar, where hamburghe, and telectiona wilf be offered by McmkM’ of tiM AwlU hoi dogs, aandwichaa, homemade Henry Hilliard during the dinner ra ehMgtag to anow durrie^ m M- Th« RwTMtion Department an* turea and cuatoma at the ihaetlilK Phyaiciana of the^’^anchear SJhow Tomorrow SOLIMENE, Inc: Baroaa at ClrcadallM X tomorrow; night of the Highland desaerta and beveragea will, be hour each evening, from 5 to 7.' I ■ ■ .'■% • • r tomorrow. High 45-Se, aeunoea the (trat eesaion of the ter . Medical Aaan. who^i^ll re- available, will be open each day DODGE >ND PLYMOUTH Manehester^A CUy of •/> i eheerlaadiiic dub for ftrls at the Park PTA at 8 o’clock at the apond to emergency caHa to­ achool. / morrow afternoon and ev 'In Slate Armory from 12 o'clock noon to 5 and then Community Y will be held ' thia from 7 to 10 p.m. . * . evening from 9:SO to 8:30, W the are Dr. John Prignano, Offers This 3^Day Special .VOL. LXXV, NO. >40 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) fireplace■ room.. Thla program will The Elka will hold another aet- MI 9-1616 and -Dr. Elme The third *%nnual Antiquesiqitt Tomorrow night, a roast beef ALLIED TV SERVICE (dMiaflod AdrortMIng Ml Vbgn N) PRICE PIVE CENTS be under the direction of Misa back tournament tonight ' at 8 DIakan, Tel. MI 9-1591. Show, spohaqrctf by the Womm'anen' dinner will be served by the Fel­ o'clock at the Elka Home. y of Chriatlan Service of/thet tv, lowship Oioup. Thursday night, a Per House Franeia Sweet. For further Infor­ CaU, Plus Parta mation call Him Herdic at the Rec­ Methodist Church, will open roast turkey dinner by. tjjc Will­ $1.50 1953 CHEVROLET $1095 reation Office, Eaat Side Recrea­ Mrs. John McElraevy will apeak Temple Chapter, No. 93, Order »w afternoon at the State ing Workers, Group, Friday night, • ,A.M. to t P..M. This car Is absolutely aportleas. It la t^ulpped with rodto, heater, tion Center. on the aubject of ."Retarded Chil­ of the Eaatern Star,. Will hold Ita Armbky. The show which will run a Swedish smorgasbord by the , BU 9-0080^ signal lights, and has beM personally road tested aad approved dren” a t the meeting of the Kl- annual fall fair toHioirow In the from tomorrow through Saturday, Stanley Group and Saturday night, Servicing All Manchester by our service manager, Joe Thompson. w-ania Club Thuraday nbon at 13:15 Maaonic Temple. Doora will open, will opeirat 1 p.m. and close at ID a ham dinner by the Gleaners Ybe Study Group of the South Group. Mrs. Ormand West is HeUiodiat W6CS will meet tomor­ at the Mancheater Country Club. at 2 p.m. Tea will be aerved dur­ p.m... eachr^ay except Saturday, Your choice may not be Hated. We have maay - elherm from ing the afternoon and aupper from when it w ill\loae a t 9 p.m. chairmbn of the dinner committee. which to choose. I' row afternoon at 3 O!clock at the 5 to 7 p.m. by reaervatlona. . church. Devotlona will be led b.y. Charlea Vinlon. 36 Birch St . waa The list orsexhlbltors at the Reservations for the dinner FOR RENT one of two Connecticut reaidenta ■how Includea i t ^ y old as well as should be ma^k • day in advance Mrg. Beatrice Jaycox. Mra. Fred Sand 16 mm. Movie Projectoi*-^ Edgar and' Mra. Alexander Penny who each won $250 in Trana World Manchester Grange memberg' new Onea. A rtic le ^ n display will by calling Mrs. John Von Deck. Airlines' $100,000 Cosmic Contest. are invited to a card party Satur­ be for aale. Anyone wishing to go to the aennd er silent, alao 85 mm. SOLIMENE, lnc;x will appear in a dialogrie on the slide projecters. THE OLDEST PLYMOUTH DEALER IN MANCHESTER auhject of the American Indian.. day. Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. Thoiwwho Each day light Iim'bhes will be Armory for dinner without pur­ Membero are aaked to bring gifta A daughter 'was born on Nov. 8 plan to atteiid «ra requested to available at the anachXbkr, Mrs. chasing a ticket for the Antiques WELDON DRUG CO. •84 c e n t e r ST. — MI 8-5101 , for mental patienta at Mansfield at the Hartford Hospital to Mr. notify Ronald Oontola. 29 Sum­ Herbert Robb chairman, din­ show may do so. M i MBn Bt.—Yd. M1-S-5S31 and Norwich. and Mrs. Sidney Tallent, 94 Con­ mer St. I ners will be aerved In the es^rn|ng Through the courtesy of the Wil- stance Dy. Mra. Oglora White, chairman of the acflvltiSa committee of Ander- The House and Hale Club,, at ita ara-Shaa Aukiiiary, -VFW, has annual meeting at the Hlllereat. granted tha use of her home. 63 Bolton, elected the following offi­ Dulles Will Report Ptna St., for a social Thursday at cers for the -coming year; Eklward S p.m. for the benefit of the Aux- Moxaer, president: Irving Dunn, lUaiY’s work. vice president; Mra. Blsla Guataf- Friday on Geneva Dulles Says ron, treaaliirer; Mra. . Madallne Stone, secretary. A delicious Tha Rmamial Lutheran Sewing Gettj^burg, Pa., Nov. 16. X Group will held Ita Anal meeting turkey dinner was followed by dancing. —Tha White House announced tomorrow from 10 a.m. with Mrs. today it has requested radio and W ank Hallln. 348 Woodbridge St., telsvlBlon Urns for Secretory of to complete prork for the annual ,TTie Lalcos Club, a recently 6r- ’ State Dulles to report to the ‘X fair planned In early December at ^hiaed group of young mpthera. Aniertesn peopl^ on the . Geneva ‘Insincere’ tha church. v- met last night at the home of afre. '/ Washington. N«y. 16 (/F)— conference after his talks hers Thoma4 Finnic, 225 Charter Oak Israel’s AtnbassaoOr Abba with President Eisenhower to­ JOHN M. MIGHTOWBR ' The W a ^ n g to n PTA will ^ e e t St. An interesting demonstra­ morrow and Friday. tion of painting/on cloth waa given Eban today submittetT^ the -Geneva, Nov. 16 (ff^ T h d tonightt at S o’clock In' the "white” Press Secretary Jantea C. Bi)(tvFo(ir foreign m ioisten i K bunding, when reports ^ il be aiib-Lj.t, by Mrs.! Mario Fava. ^ Mra. Rob­ State Department a list "of d^ H agsrty said he ex))ecta Dulles mitted on the aucceasYul,irul fair of ert Cam]lbeU gave a talk on how fensivt arms his country to deliver his re^ rt on the new ranfdronce ended today with tha aaaoclatlon held Saturday. to cope with profanity ampng seeks from the United States deadlock between East and Rdasikn and the 'western Mra.- Allan S. Taylor -will apeak on chndren. Delicious refraahmenta to balance Communist arfns West on Friday night from powers toora deeply divided 1 ‘I tha Luts Museunq. and a social were served by the hostess. . "-‘i Washington. shipments to Egypt. • v Because of the weather, than ever over the great vital X period with rofreahmenta will fol­ The Israeli envoy told reporters low. Fraaldent Mra. Howard The Edith Cowles Strickland the President dropped plans to probl^t of German reunifi- Group will meet Thuraday at 8 he asked for cut-rate, prlcce. If open up shop In hla new down­ Hansen has called a meeting of possible under American law, and »nd European security. the eacocutiva committee for 7:30. p.m. at the home of Mra. John town Gettysburg office tpdsy. Soviet Foreign M inuter V. M. Partridge, 302 Woodland St. The urged swift action. The bad weather also can-.- Molotov, chalrnuto bf the final aea- M \ Eban declined to say what weap­ The obcutive board of the Buck- Mary Williams Group will meet celed plana for Secretary of ■Ion. brought the cbhference to a ons he requested or how big a cloee at aboUt 6:40 p-m- land PTA will hold a meeting to­ tonight with Mrs. Norman Soutb- transaction his ' government pro­ Contunerce Weeks to fly heie for night At 8 o’clock at the school. ergill, 84 N. School St. X HeHl i^eadFight Against'Polio posed. a conference with Elsenhow'sr. In almost .40 hour* qf debate M tot flve-yMr-olU Tommy Woodward, named Poater Boy for the IBSS Mate; Wroks will come tomorrow In- over three weeks, the Big Four Dimes. A t left, he The ambassador did, however, ■lead. had failed to mako aubata offora aome of tha peanuts which will be eold to ralM funde In the campaign polio, Jan. 3 to 31. ,__ , waAntrtckwnMWMa- .iXW.-Mydcro«s«a;t«; beUava: Jto. J»lk>-wHhen h*wa»^4-montho old^-^Altliou^ he'll have to use crutchro^i , weiFTito hrojnw and bo4y Jjgyptttardearwn&Csachoalovalcto coraet for years to come, he am llu readily. That's why his freclUed faci will appear oh piilltons of is not only maarive-but awift in ita isttoa blamed aB'uaeacpsdtad hailk- poatwa and collecUon boxes during the drive, pace of implementatioif and thia re ••Uhg of Soviet policy tor tk*' gives li's a great deal of urgen^.’’ hcetiulown.. -Molotov blamed -the' ' r " WesL He aaid Israel's request invoivsa Hearings Set "a markedly lesser quantity" than The four had Mguh their here Oct, 37 in. the warm glow of - Sultah Returns\ the $80 mfllton in Oommuniat weapons which Egypt is .reported hope created by the "Spirit oC X 'entina On 300 B ills Adlri StaVeheon, Dsmooratio presidential jtomlnee In 1982, buying from Oommuniat sources. ------, g'Bw-w«vo«sswiAl AORlll ___ Geneva” which flourished during To Morocco as Egypt’s purchases are reported to waves after ha announced that ha wanU to b e ^ s the nbmlnas and after the Big Four summit include Russian-built MIG Jet Hartford, Nov, 16 iP.^T..egtsIatlve again. Stevanaon mada'the announcement lii Qilcago, Nov. 16, meeting here in Jiuy. fllESH ROBART FARM TURKEYS fighteri;..tank8, heavy artillery and leaders today urged committee Another Parley la Donht Unrest Grows submarines. chairmen to promptly organize They ended in the bleak, cold of Eban, a^eompanted by two an Alpine winter night without S & W CAKE MIXES aides, called dn Herbert Hoover their commltteea id that public ------. Rabat, Morocco, Nov. 16 (4^ hearliifa may begin tomorrow on it aven on plans to meet Once-exiled Sultan Sldl . Moham­ Buenos Ah^» Argentina, Nov. 16 (/P)—Provisional Presi­ Jr., acting lecrotary in tha ab­ Adlai to ■gain. Tha posalbUtty of another med Ben Yousef returned to hla sence of SccretarjK^lles at the the more than 800 bills now be­ conference was left up to future Aftsm this year Pine- If you are making Fruit Moroccan homeland today to re­ dent M ^. Gen. Pedro Aramburu called the first full meeting Geneva Conference. ^ fore the speclel flood emergency negoUaUona through dlplomatla hurst will feature fresh- Cake for the Thanksgiv­ ceive a triumphant'welcome. of hif^new cabinet today to crack the two-day strike crippling "I have come to aubi^ the list session of the Gtneral Assembly. channsU. of defensive arms my e breasted ROBART tur­ S& W Candied Cherries Reuvtn Shllokh, and his miUtary- keys reserved for you. Candied Lemon ' for hla' nationalism. •iJle-ntaln source 'or meat supplies No IcgiM ^ve session Is to be make healthjsn issiieiu h' :956 Democratic Ur tha mlnutera hM M nad on a \ , The French Joined In the prepa- to Buenoe Aires — worked today. Montreal. Kov.. 16 (Jt) -r-Th* navsl-atr attache, Ool. Katriei held n m wadnesday, the day be- n come t o the store or call Candied Orange rhtlona to r tha"welcoming parade. Absenteeism there total yes­ balmon. , ------fori’^pmlBtiwnf,- t6*y aan(, but ...Frorli HALE'S Of Course Canadian dollar today fell be­ ■'George V. Allen, eaeistant eec» MI 3-4161. Also Capons Candied Citron The Sultan was escorted by 12 terday. The samie 50 per cent low par with the United it la passible thm puMlo'hearings and aaid that eaA would raoort to from Boxer and Connec­ Candied Ginger V FVench fighter planes which swept Sgure applied to the Swift Packing retary of state for Middle East will M bald on th ^ hla chief. overhead as he landed In bright Plant hear La; 'Plata. Practically States dollar for the first tims Affairs, entered Hoover’e office to Skids In the final atatammta: In four years. All of the bUle ' 1 ticut fresh raised^roast- Seeded Raisins, Currants sunshine. all metal workers stayed off again participate in p \» conference; ' llult'Monday'ill __ Dttllaa accused Soviet Premier in f chickens! and White Raisins - The airport was decorated with today. Bank officials said that the DuUea.h^ pr6ftUae& ''aympathe- printed and 'are avnilk$f|i^^dbi Bulgania of having apparently last time the Canadian dollar ^.... of these questlona - con-' M Wave They've all belR|i hunting like mad a hLige p^rait of the Sultan In­ There war no immediate Indica­ tle cortslderaHan,. uf toe list. •Hew-' mtttea aaslgnrtam.'lt'wasliM. Tb cenipd the health of President sent Molotov hero with orders not scribed with words from the Koran was below par waa in March. to negotiata sarloualy on Germaa SPECIAL ALL DAY WEDNESDAY AT PINEHURST - \ tion what "get tough” meaaurea ,1962. give the committees a Ohai^ to- Elsehhowar and of Sen. Lyndon B. "Allah will give you a gift with Aramburu and hla ckbinet (OontlaoesI #■ Page Tnanty-thtM ) togin wrestling with Ahem, bdto Johhson of Texas, the senate unity. Hs aatd the BovUta aeemad/ which you will be satisfied." planned. He has warned repeated­ At the opening of the banka housea met briefly today and the'd Grips Midwest to be afraid free elacUons la Oaf* RIB ROAST P(6r K •••\...... 7 rib cuts lb. 27c, and, if you're a smart Santa, you've the U.S. dollar waa quoted at a Democratic leader. Both men suf­ A crowd outside the airport gate ly * that item meaaurea will be recessed. fered heart attacks in rpeent many would thrahten thair hold oa i i \ cheered as the Sultan landed. The taken against "Irresponsblle labor premium of 1-32 per cent in (Jet Argravea’ Report By THE 'AHBOCIATED ;PSBM eastern Europe. Hy premUad the LEAN CHUCK GROUND^...... lb. 50c terms of Canadian funds, months., been taking notes. If ybur list is com­ women beg^an their shrill chant of lesdert.” Some 146 labor leaders Mideast Peace When the legialstore came to Stevenson said he hopes and Winter played a preview over a United States w ^d eontinua to !‘You.,.. you... you" that has of- have been arrested In the Buenos which meant it waa worth ’ work this morning they found on larga gecUon of the . nation today work for peace. tan itlarked bloody rioting in the $1.00 1-32 Canadian. their desks copiss of Highyray pray# JohnSon'i "misfortune in no Wreag^ Wicked Prladpto Aires district alone.- way llmlU his future activltlea or i “* ?" Vj,* "®*’i*'f5" plete, you'll breeze through yoiir peat but was a sign of rejoicing Aramburu took over Sunday as In recent weeks the Cana­ Becoming Vital, Commlaalbner Newman E.- Ar­ hla usefulness." ' | through British Fbreign Secretory Har­ today. provisional president after oust­ dian dollar has fluctuated close gravea’ report to Gov. Rtbicotf op­ the Mlaaouri Valley waa locked in old MacmUlan eald the Sevieto had The crowd at the airport waa re­ to the value of the U.S. dollar posing the uie of highway funds to Hopes for Ike Rdeovery the grip of a cold wave. approached the whole German ing MaJ. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi "And the same goes ahyona else, A shopping here at Hale's. If ypur mind stricted to about 600 French and who led,' the revolution that un­ and for a brief period about President Says finance the cost of flood repairs. The Weather Bureau at Chicago problem from tha "wrong and Moroccan dignitaries. Just outside two weeks ago was at par with . It wrill be their Job to provide specifically the President of the wicked principle" that paoela. ITS TH E seated dictator Juan D. Peron. ways of raising the more than United States," Stevenson de­ Issued apeclal cold wave warnings the gates another 6,000 w’atched The Aramburu regime met the the American dollar. of the Mldwe«t with should not have freedom to d is not made up yet, we have some the Sultan arrive. New York, Nov. 16 hditlai(s in Btoto Departaseat dUrltand to­ M a n c h i s t u i C o h n * Linea plane. Itie blast killed Gra­ The Farm Problem (3) most Identical with a statement hs ■lashed by motorist who had convention. Johnson is considered the area were blamed tor three day Secretary Dulles wilt attcad ham's mother and 43. othef pas­ issued through acting Secretary of stopped to ask direytions .. Band In ' some quarters as a possible deaths as an automobile skidded a aoutbeast Asia pact meeting sengers. State Herbert Hoover Jr. In Den­ of Russlon exiles try to "liberate" candidate for. the nomination. on the • Ice end tbpnmd over a early next year ia-tbe Far Rest. Specials The state moved swiftly to pro- ver in which he descriled Israeli- (lasted Soviet' Architect. Alexander Stevenson said he thought it viaduct, It was 12 ieiow zero at Frees. Offtcer liaeeln White ■ecute Graham yeaterdayt after Small, Large Operators Egyptian .'Ighting as a "threat to V. Vlasov when he arrives in Paris w'ould bf ‘‘fooliah to say that Imperial and '^enUne. Neb,, tqlfl. aewamea a« dedaiea haa U.S. Atty. 'Ponald' Kelley titrjied world peace” and declared "firm from Am*t'ica hut his companions people will not .take ’ Into Recount early Wednei^j) with subzero yat keea readmd oa where the GOOD WEDNESDAY Thru FRIDAY ONLY! the case over to Denver's Dis' friendship toward lirael and all and Paris police prevent it. meetteg will take piaee er pre­ GREEN STAMPS Atty. Bert Keating for filing of other nations in the Near Elast." New attack on government loyal­ (OoBtIniied on Page Twenty-three) (Oontin I Faga Twelve) cisely when. Blocks ,\rm s Race ty -security program'comes from ~cuT"couFOiTirr.'cu7 c o u T o n murder charges. . ”^ri Red Hot Competition pIVEN WITH A murder complaint against The President said the 'United Ex Secretazy bf State Dean Ache- GM POWER IN BUS FIELD Graham was signed personally by States was ''willing to. consider re­ son who charges Elsenhower ad­ Washlagton, Noyi 18 (dn—A f W. A, Patterson of C^i|:ago. presi­ quests for arms needed for legiti­ ministration haa magnified "grave! CASH SALES (EDITOR'S NOTE: There's a f built up. Prices have been de- mistake" of President Truman into ! veteran automotive maanfactur- - dent of the air line*. Keating said red hot feud on between sinall and\pressed as a consequence. Natural- mate self-defense” but did "not In­ er teitifled today, that Oeaeral l?.. - tend to contribute to an arms Moecow-llke purge UcUts ,. Rad; After Distress,4lardship he would ask death in the' gas big farm operators. The rMsona [ ly, tha less efficient pioducei's are Party boas Nikita 8. Khrushchev | Motors ha* been aMe to doml- MEN’S chamber.,for Graham, ^who oper-~ behind it. and what each side .says i hit the hardest-and they are,-in competition in, the. Near East." bate, the motor bus fleld by ated a drive-in restaurant with his He said he would recommend admits .ke' wao, esretees when he : should be done, about It''are set | most cases, operators of smaller said French ,'can'c make up their ftaaaclal aid to bus operatore mother. forth In the following story b.v A P' farms. that the United States Join in' a and “use of Ito great ecoBoukki lo formal guarantee against the sl- minds. A Day of Thanksgiving The C.O m p I a i n t sepcifically farm' J^eporter, Ovid A. Martin, This development ha* given rise Elx-convlct tells of being kno<'ked poHere." i<>ank B. Fageel of tha HEELS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN IF IT charges Graham,.with murdering' third In a series of five articles.) to new demands that government terihg boundaries between Israel Twin Coach Co., Kent, Ohio. his mother, Mr*. Daisy E. King, 54. and the Arab nations once "cur­ to door twice by Elmer (Trigger) Popular Brands REG. 81.00 Si ------farm policies be designed to pro- Burke on night that Burke is ac­ Hartford, Nov. J6 (>P)—Con­ thlnga alone. They also gave toU the Senato anUtniat and who lived with him in Denver. He By OVID A. M.XKTIN [ lect tlje' family-type' farm against rent problem*" in the Middle Ekiat necticut’s Thanksgiving ' in SUITS YOUR CONVENIENCE are solved. cused of murdering his close thaniiinks for the morel and epir- monopoly subcomniittee that he iiisured her life for $37,500 'after I (AP Farm Reporter) • the enproachitienfs pf corporate- 1955 follows har4 on the heels and numerous other bus laanu- • escorting' her to start the fatal friend. . . 8en. Herbert M, Lehman Itual values which made' it ^ ^ CUTCOU^N — — CUT COUPON Washington. NoV'! 16 oP) Rapid ' farming, 1 stiuids 'SS only leading New York of '"a-period of hardship and poeeible for them to,eurvlve in facturers had been farced out flight N{»v. 1. re.--.... ' mechanixatloB- of agriculturi! - ^ Government reports show there | (Co^nued on Paga Eleven) distreta” aven as tha Pilgrims of Uih flcM. The bomb exploded with a blind­ Democrat to make blanket pledge the American wilderness and spurred by huge war and postw'ar , ' ra^er *harp decline in | of tu g p sil for Adlal St(wen»on in- _ siifferedjierdeljly and distress to look to the future with hop* ing flaeh near Lopgmont, Oolo.. demanddomanri—is Serving to pour'fuel on total number of farm* in this ’ before the first Tranksglving OPEN MONDAYS ripping to pieces the D06B Main- -■ r. . I country during the past 20 years. waka of latler'a announcement he ' and courage. BRIEFS REOEME ON PROBR CUT COUPON ------CUT COUPON a long smouldering rift betw'een! V"' » Two Women Killed 334 years sgo, Oov. Abraham "Thle year Thanksgiving Washington, Nov. 16 (/P) — liner shortly’ufter it had taken off "small ” and decline has been accompanied waa cajididato for Democratic big" farmers ■ i ' presidential nomination. A. Ribicoff said in a holiday follows a period of hardship- (liairmaa Hugh W. Croes of the . fromjjthf Denver airport, And declining prices of farm by an increase in the average size proclamation today. Gtohamrrahan: i.s to he arraigned at 9 of farm*. In INew York Office Virtually all arrangemenU are end distress tor the people of Interslato Comnwroe (Commla- UNTIL CHRISTMAS problems held by the Senate Agri­ 'reported completed for merger ot He referred to the floods of Connecticut. We have suffered ^on (ICC) waa reported today ?a.m. (MSTi tomorroiv before culture Committee in major farm­ Biislnek* or Institutions Aug. 19 and Oct. 15 which Diet. Judge Edward J.- Keating. This -situation is bringing to tha hcadquartere 'ataff of AFL and from two dieaatrous fljK^. . have peraomUly briefed WlUto ing areas of the country indicated New York, Nov.t lS ward amalgamation damage in Cbnnecticut And this division may become a major women were, found shot to death of two later organUations next have been hurt. The homes of in a Senate inveatlgatleo, A Guards placed Graham - under Issue along w'lth farm price sup­ ers and.their leaders that the na­ rlsim^ aj^ut .100 lives. , extra security precautions in .Den­ tion decide whether agriculture la yea'terday in. an office in Cjueene. month. . . Buperlor Court Judge thousands of -our famjiiea have deciaton to launch a publlo ports in next year's presidential to b> regarded as merely a buai-. Police eaideaia p\they believe )t w-as the Hpu'eYet,"he'»ald. ,”Our peo­ been damaged and deitroyed. inquiry into what was described : .V -, ver County Jail. He is held with­ campaign. Charles 8. Mouse signs order di­ ple arc Imbute with the same SOLES out bonN. on the murder charge. ness-type enterprise or a social in- work of e robber. recting a group of individuals to Our-bi^iness sections, our in': as a possible “oohfUet of Intorr licou More on Fewer .Acrea - spirituslj and moral values the 91 Warden, Gordon Dolliver said an atitulion designed not only to pro­ One victim of the shooting Was act in connection with police de- duatries and the crops in our eat” rase was made yesterday by Long Lasting REG. $2.25 Machinerj', flectrification, better Mae Gazzo, 32. of 205 Saddle River Pilgrima hid.” and "we are fields have been dealt grievous ' the Senate laycstigatlona sub- unidentified man threatened by duce food and fiber, but to preserve pa'rtmeat at Cheshire well along the road to recov­ I seeds, improved fertilizers and the I a rural way of life. / Hd., Fair Lewn-,. N. J.; in whose State Department's security blows, it has been one of the eommHtoc. telej^hone a mob would storm the like are making it possible U> grow ery." , darkest hours in the history to taVe Graham out. Conflicts over these two philpso- electrolysis office the shooting oc­ chief teetifles: "a self-genersting I CUT COUPONCUT COUPON • r' - 4 5 ^ US marshals and Denvar . J"®'’* “•'^«"'e*"and phies dominated many of the Sen- curred. -Miss Gazzo was a special­ Thus, said the Governor, of our beautiful state. E.\-JL'bGE ADMITS SLAVING u.ss. marsnais and Denv.er • po-1 fewer acres. Likewise,, new feeds •PP«*1" won passport for ,Dr. "We have good cause" to "New -as another Harvest New York, Nov. Id UP) — A licemen .supplemented 'regular ate committee hearings.! ist in the removal of unwantkd Linus C. Pauling after he receives ------are qpening the way to the pro­ Typifying the view'point jthat agri­ heir from the body by an electric celebrate'Nov. 24 aa' a day of aeason arSwa to a cloae, we . former Bisltimore poUco magis­ - guards. Doliu-er isolated Grahgm'p duction of more xiieaU,'Segga and 1964 Nobel Prize for chemistry. .. • piiblto' thanksgiving. are well along tha road to re­ trate dramatically iaterruptod 5 I cell from-, other prisoners and culture is solely a'buainqss'enter­ proceiM. , ' Russian -violtiilst David Oistrakh poultry with'leis feed and Jabor. prise was the testinioi\y giveij. by - The second victim was Kathleen The text of tha proclamS'' covery. Qur people are im­ his trini today by plSadigg guil­ ' guards kept m 24-hour .w atch oq , Thia incceased efficiency ii put-, arrivea Iri New, York for f-week ' tionri * • • • . bued with the same spiritual ty to second dep«e murder. Ho REPAIR him. , ...... President H. E. Shisber of the Mis- M. Egon. 25„ of 94-45 41st Av#., eeeeert tour bringing with him ZOTTI ting a squeeze on the operatore of isouri Farm Bureau F'ederation at •'*The first Thahkagiving and moral values the. Pil- said he wanted to eavo' bis EUmhurst, Queens. Who'was ih Misa new concert by Dimitri I Shostako­ From - outward appearances, smaller farms who do not have A hearing at Det Moines, lowal . more than 300 years ago fol­ krims had. We have |goM mother the aagnleh of hie fac­ 701 MAIN ST. Ml $.4400 _ guards said; Graham showed., no Gazzo't Jaeksbn Heights office for vich and ZSS-vear-nld Bt,l"»A('>»r(ti» lowed a. period of hardship .the finances to take advantage of "Reco^Uon should be-given." at treatment,. Misa Egan, 'a clerk' cause to offer trp thanks imd ing tbe electrte. chair. Ike court i -OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY 'remorse or emotion over hja ebn- improvod mechanization or eodugb he sa(d. "to the fact that farming and' dletr|aa tor the Pilgrim to ask divine guidance in re- aeoepted the plea ^ MaHUi toaslBH thatiie made a tithe bdtiH) for the, A3nSrlcan Telephopa and B r c a t a Farhament is told Brit- fathers. Yst when thsy lifted Q PiN THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 land to Justify their use. ^ is a butineaa and not Just a way of Telegraph . Cb.. waa . engaged to .storing our home and our com- Yanda, 83, a nae time Naval Largely becauae of tha mcchan- ain has.'Withdrawn tworthlrds of their hearts and volcaa to mul^UMmuhltliM and in bulIdiBg n Academy etodeat bt AaaapeUal i . • ita 80,0()0 strong g a ir ia ^ to (CMttiMd ea Page Twj isaUan, crop aur^usea hava. been (Conttouad aa Paga Teal lyer °to God, they gays . who had keea rknrgnt with firsb lOenttned ea Pag* ,Ta«). stntogto guas Canal Zone Bot tv i tha maUHal - V - X .(Cotokmad m fa g * TwtoErX’ degroa asurfler. I N s M I r V , ' . . .. i- ' ' - V i' ■T r '' 'fi..:. i : ; , 1 I ‘-t- ■ r A '■ / ,'V i'i-' If-;. P «teTW O ^ANCflBSTEB' EVENING BgRALD. MANCHESTgB.* OOWIf. VEPNgSDAY. NOVE»^BER 16, 1&68 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MaivCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1955 . , , • / -V - • Two Women Killed Holy Name Group Bolton Cause of recurrent “ colda" in chil­ « it a n A L j ^ d Expect Actiori dren. between three and tlx yea^ Dixie Democrats Look/Longin^ly YQU ARE TV^ Grandmas Seen Causie of age la "the nursery achool." He In New York Office Plans for Social] •aid some (Children of that Age f*R TVSERVICI are "not physlologlcall;' read/ for Soon on Fife '' -A'. c o r d i ^a l l y Town Studying Land Offer O f Recurrent Colds in Tots nursery ..ichoor-i-that is /their GREEN (OonUnued' from r » ( o O ne)' A t Independent Frank J. Lausche The Holy Name Society of the I .1. •> .* level of immunity or natu/al re­ Church' of the Assumption will sistance ta so low that ri/h time STAMPS' TEL. Ifl x m aponSor a Turkey Social on Friday Acres for. $15,000 Consolidation Houston. Nov, 16 (AV-Television* '*12111 pel-aon mey fie a mother WITH ALL SHELL FUEL OIL DiXIVCItttS nuuTj' 0 lllanhettim Are lieutenant .A t JAME8 G. CROSHLEY INVITED and grandmothersJ could ... V-be indi­ ^ ‘chronic sinus,’ a grand­ they are exposed to a child with a ■A- evening, Nov. IS, at 8 o'clock ih in January. • NEA . Staff Correepopdent" ' V / rect and innocent causes of recur-, mother, with a chronic-hronchitia, cold they “ become quite/ill" with the church hall. ’This will ba a ao, There Is someilbsalbUlty (lefinite such things aa bronchitja and ear­ M HOUR DCUVERT AND BURNER SERVICE Police reported no gun was "columbus, Ohio— (N E A )— A tall, Belton, Nov. 16 (Special)—Anwtha Immadiata. family and $7.50for rent "colds" in some children, the or- an elder sibling (brother or cial evening intended to reallae TO ATTEND action will b ^ a k en toon on con­ ache. HIXPERT BURNER SERVICE fpund in the room* and that both broad-shoulder flgure, topped funda for the church. otter to sail the town an 8-acre single memberships. It was also Southern Medical ^Aaan. (SM A) slater) whp attends achoolt and was told today. with a bush'of curly dark hair, .is The committee for this Thanka-1 decided to conduct two-public eea- solidation ydt tire departments. who haa fi^ u en t colds. r o n p b o m p T women were ahot from behind. ^ tract of land at Bolton O n ter has . Many kids watch TV whlje "ly ­ HON EST FISHERMAN / FUELOIL familiar in every town and city in giving Social iricludea John Long, aiona per week with A charge of General li$anager Richard Martin *’Ii. tomb InMancea we have had Miaa Egan wa.n clutching a roeary. been made to the Board of Select- ing on a rug," and mold and dual Lawton, Mich. iA/-Boat livery­ RintlGERATION Ohio. chairman; R. D. Luppachlno, Vee I 45 or. SO cents per session for non- re p o rt^ to the Board of Directors to treat the entire family with WYMAN'S SERVICE She waa'’unclothed, apparently for • men by Elmer Swanson of Man- man Ed Wegner/ puts fisher­ It belongs to Frank J. Lausche, Zacarro, Francis Lang, Joe Lep mentbers. • from a rug can touch off an "aller­ vaccine or aulf adiaalne • * pro- 24 M A IN ST. TEL. Ml 9-461C^Ml t-U29 SERVICE her trealmenta. .Her garmenta last/Aight. gic" type cold in children sensative men on their honor when they rent the man who's serving an unpre­ and P. J. Murphy. oheiter. .ITie offer was revealed The club haa rented the pond for phylactlrally before aucceatnilly were neatly folded on a hanger. . last night by thq Board at its regu­ artin said he had met with to such material. Dr. Almon F. ■hla boats: Wagner; 7S, has installed CALL WILLIAMS cedented fifth term as governor. A great deal of planning has the aeaaon and obtained the necea- controlling the child’s Infection." a system of slot/ on hla garage at The wpmen’a pocketbooka had As he strides at a near lope MANCHESTER lar meeting. iriatir McCtormIck, head of the Halpern of Dallas told the SMA’s He indicated the "vAcclne" re­ been required by the committee for WH9JS8S been emptied on a table, and all Sfiry inauranee. It is,planning to, 49th annual convention. nearby Cedar ueUse, Slot numbers along the street these dqys, they thle affair, the first of Ita kind by The; property haa been offered Fire'Protection andUlUiUes Study ferred to is the ab-cRited “ cold the money—probably lesa than $'50 buy a used Connecticut Co. bus fi correspond wlffi those of boati; A are looking at him with new in­ the aociety. It ta hoped that there the town for $15,000 according to Committee, and committee mem­ Rug Sprny Available ahot" vaccine ’ which Inclu'dea —that they were believed to have conversion to a club house aiuf la sign directs the customer to Insert terest For, as the Democratic w ill be a large attendance ao that a letter from McKinney Brothers, -planiiliig to run a conceaalqir for bers to discuss cotuolklatiqn. The But heaald chemicals are avail­ various ty,pea of bacteria. It does contained was gone. Also missing Manchester reSUore who made the manager said the next s-tep ap­ able for spraying ’’ruga" *and hia fee and M ip himaelt to a boat. prealdentlai convention ap­ thia will be a succcm for the pariah | pe'iving light refreshments not include another type of germ Wagner sw g that in two years of was Miss Egan's diamond engage­ offer for Swanson. The property pears to be the preparation of a overstuffed furniture in the "TV proaches, his name la mentioned and become an annual affair. Group instruction w ill/ ^ avail­ railed vinuies, which are.Y-eapon- g r a t in g Ms system he has been ment ring, a one-carat eplitalre. increasingly as a possible com­ ANTIQUES la bounded on the south by land consolidation ordinance somewhat _room"—and these can "quite ef­ aible for many other typei of Doputy Chief Inspector Hugh able to all club m e m ^ s twice different from the one which hai out’ /of only on® or iwo promise candidate. owned by August Mildner and on fectively control" the air-borne respiratory tnfectioni. The United 1 Fkh Vtar Om fiiMMtt 1 McGovern stated, ‘LRobbery, we BABY TELLER week, Dwyer said an^professional already been drawn vp. The prica/is $1 a day. s & Started by Georgia Sen. Rich­ the west by F. Weldon Miner. maieriala which, could trigger res­ States Piibllc Health service re­ U Kla. risa foryourl believe, was the motive for this Frontage on Hebron Rd. U 438 instruction w ill bq/available in piratory ailments in certain ydung- ard B. Ruaaell. this freshet of Tokyo (IV)—Prof, Hajime Uda of private aeaaiona tor the gene r a 1 That, Martin explained, would cently announced development of MOO ' i fi.38 * f ) 2 1 ► Phone tor loan in ono visit.____ double killing." feet and the depth is more than be a move toward letting the citi- atera. ^ ' a atlll-experimental vaccine The crime was discovered by speculation comes largely from Tokyo’s Metjl University has come' public. •ao8 24.25 19.23 1 cuiiom-t^orad 10 heeds and ineoow. the South. There, the conserva­ 80<) feet. A barn is the only hMiid- seiu decide on,the lasce. Aa for grandma he aald, while against one form of "cold-type," Dr. Herbert Schvirarts, a chlropo* up with quite a theory on how *o SHOW Ing on the property. Members at the Manchester i M 9 39.05 Use BiUfomotiOatien Setrke,.. with­ she might be up and around and tive elements of the party Hunt tell whether -women will have girl Hockey Cli^attended the Monday He made the statements during virus-caused infection, but thia out obugation. Fraquantly radacoa diet whose office adjoins Mias unceasingly for a Democratic McKinney Brothers has ret Dec. his reports to the Board at last apparently "healthy.” ahe might material is not yet available aen* A (MM o| 1100 CRih IM.60 wliRR Gauo's. He had come to see why babiM of boy babies. 1 as the deadline fpr a decision on meeting. Membership In the local Now O fieii praRRarif ia 12 csAit^wtiva payma/tt, coniolidato 6illi. Phono, presidential candidate to walk night’s regular meeting. D i)^ tor also have chronib bronchitis which ei ally, :. IRMtMf (RllallMMH s( IIO.OS Mill. wrila/or come in. f, phe did not answer he* telephone. I f the husband Is well fed, he’s whether or not the town is inter- club w ilL ^ avaUabla to all hockey could make h e ra ” healthy carrier” the middle-of-the-road rather likely to father girls. I f the hus­ .MANCHESTER STATE ARM6AY enthualaata as regular members. It Walter Mahoney had urged ^ a in ■The doctor said another possible ..... I.... la iiii The electrolysis machine was ‘ Sated And have offerbdi t arrange of germs which could be recurrent loqfct $24 ta $400 L than the left-hand- rut. I f they band is "tired out, perennially un­ is exjiected that if there is enough that some sort of "feeler” .vote' be Given On C.0.0. Deliveries running when police arrived, indi­ m M A IN ST. an option agreement if thera, Is taken at the Nov. 29 election. bad news to her grandchild. have one it Increases their bar­ dernourished,” he w ill tend "to sire in ^ e a t in hockey a separate di- CHINESE cating the women had been sur­ ■ / interest in its acquisition. Mahoney charged' that fire con­ gaining power, at the very least. male heirs more frequently,” says SPONSORED BY ^ io h of the club will be eatad>- Halpern, \speaklng of certain prised by the gunman in the midst The Board o f Selectmen will ad- solidation is lieing presented,a.* a ALLIED EACTOBV AUTBOBISKb ^ € il£ ficu iji F I N A N C E C O / Ohio Likes Lausche the professor. THE W.S.OB. OF SOUTH METHODIST„OHURCH /fished for the sport. Children of pre-school.Sge who get LAUNDRY of a treatment. dreea lettera to both the Towiv com plicate problem when it- s • (V t AM t 4 O / ) A number of them think Frank Uda says he made g survey of A meeting la now being plixnned a respiratory infectioli "about once TV5ERVICE Formerly of Oak St; Miss Gazeo, an attractivo ro4* Lausche— that’s pronounced Low Plenning Ctommission and thh actually simple. He said the in­ a month," put it this way: } S A.M. TO S P.M. 10 towns and villages before reach­ Board of Financ for their reaction for next week at which further haired woman, 9 P.M. club is working out a partial pay­ ment may he the sole cause of a Nekt To BIITa Tiro Shop Mltchoni-dU^AikttatlM YCSRIMissta J RANGE & FUEL OIL community is about 15 imnutes the men are Well nourished from a | by local Individuals whq had in istrative consolidation could be ef­ BU 9J)080 ' OMN THUR4MT IVININ04 UNTIL 4 PM. fully since 1B45 that independent ment ^lan for the convenience of recurring acute respiratory In­ by subway from Times Square, hefty fish diet. ■ \ ' mind a site for a town (xfficc build- fected now .R 60c EACH The BOLAND OIL CO. Gov. Frank g. Lniiachet “ They'll have me looking at the atara" nance warrants It the Board of, They include berides Dwyer, Er­ munmiiiHmniiiiiiiiiiiisiiRH The trim, slfghtiy built beauty half-million votes, Lausche won nest lArstm, Branford St., Man­ 'T h e ihechanics of cohsol'datlon speciaUst \had recently moved to DAndelion greens often are fed Selectmen expect a special town have' been under study by McCor­ by 426,052. - to silkworms when mulberry leaves | ^ AU EKHlirrS FOR SALE meetliig will be called to consider chester. vice - president; Mildred Fair Lawn ^ e r e she and her What is thU appeal to both have delegatee on thq. ballot to own party’s Joseph T, Ferguson mick's 'committee for several Spociol 9|ifora Hours in MaRchMtar are scarce. acquisition Of the property. Olmsted, secretary; and Virginia months. widowed iqother had bought a Democrats and Republicans? Per­ make him favorite son. To go to high and dry. Hasaett, treasurer. comfortable suburban home. T((th Geta Contract Featured At Botbr NDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS haps it's his energy. In a car the convention ai a lura-ahot can­ It ta atrange that Lausche’s ear-: / The Board of Selectmen will Anyone who wishes to join the ha absent-mindedly prods the didate for governor, controlling the ly support comes fro, i the South PHANTOM OF THE AUTO award, the contract for rebuilding club may contact any of the offi­ driver like a farmer hustling the itate delegation, would give him since he's a Catholic, though his the Community Hall Chimney to cers,or send their membership Mooiisliiiie Thief haywagon horses when raln’a hie itrongest national potential, wife is a Protestant. It was the Convehient KEITH GahtasvUle. Fla. (in John Ernest Toth, local coiitractor, who fees to Mrs. Hassett at RD 2, Man­ a-coming. dopeatera think. South that sent Catholic AI Smith is, expected to begin the work chester. Those who attended the M tc h e 'll found his automobile's "Let’s go, let’s go. Why are we Aa an indication aa to liow he to complete defeat in 1928. Takes Little Risk ^ o m e headUghb rltas hanging on immediately In view of. the meeting thia week Included people stopping hers?" atand-3 with 'what is left of.'Ohio's Opposed b y Machines v.-eather. There were only two bids the radio aerial, along with this "It’s a red light," the driver pa­ Cont. from many aurrouriding towns, o r e s . a a Democratic machine, here’s his "In my early campaigns,” says received for the repaira. Toth gave among them Eait Hartford. Rock­ Pensacola, Fla. (A*)— " I’d like to note: , tiently explains. comment on entering as- favorite Lausche on this point, "the ma NOW From 6 P. 51. a price of $225 for tearing down ville, Manchester and East Hamp­ report that someone brokeinto my "You’re lucky. pal^Tbey won't Little Interest In Money son, a role he refused in 1954: chine politicians who opposed me the old . chimney to a foot below f^. nUns.-TIte .Phantom.’A Peihaps It’s his honesty. Every- ton...... residence apd stole three gsljqns of " I will not have the Ohio dele- used religion as an issue. With Tense! Timely! Thfilling' th(» roof, rebuilding with ■ brick, mobhahin's whisky,’! the’i ^ a voice i^(j ‘1th 6W l«-^ jB r ltttl*-^ i^ =gai(io(f controlled^ by machine each'eucceedln g '^ tn p a l^ there fZiib Caaeels Seeelon tiling, (lathing and piittlny a flag- ---- (JamerA Club-msmbera~(ieetdAd- informed the sheriff office’s radio te--m on ^ r-4 le’d hava- difficulty borsea ^ whose sola purpose i » spoils was. less emphasis until It has atone h(x>d on the chimney. - M-G-M's DRAMA OF THE thlii-Week-to ..omtt -the, meeting- operator on the telephone. ■craping up, the down payment and patronage even if I. have to practically disappeared.” “ ’I^ er aecotni“ bTd^wss“ 'fecetved oit’A" house I f he went back- into which would ordinarily fall on Dec: T h e operaror~trie(f Twice (6 get be a -Mndidate myself:” - i — But it remains the big question TEEN AGE MURDER CASE! from New England Waterproofing the caller’e name «nd then aaidp - law, hig frlenda aay. For Its a big part of the Lausche mark' on the governor's poIlticSl Contractora of Plainvllle In the 26. ' ’The'niosalbh.'Monday night took up the discussion of camera, "Well, listen ^o me then. Don’t His pretty wife, Jane, can^t gat story that he’s climbed to his posi­ balance sheet. amount of $450. you know it'a against the law even him to take time to buy a suit. shutters and range finders. IT’S HOUSE5 tion strictly oh. his own. If g o I f is a political asset, SO Join SRato Club to have moonshine whisky in your Co-op Meeting Tonight She brings them home and tries TTiey call him a lone wolf. They Lausche has a bagfuL His athletic ■T* ■'The Skating Club of^^lton haa poaacstion ? You could go directly them On a houseman her hus­ charge he isn’t a "team player" background shows Itaelf in hit aigned up 50 memberships in Its , The meeting of the Co-operativa to jail if we’ knew who you were.’! band’s sisc. and that he appointi as many game. Just 60 In- KovamDcr, he has new plan to operate a p rl^ te skat­ Kindergarten and Nursery tonight "Well, now.” the man replied, “ if Evefyone knowa he’s an early- 1 Republicans as Democrats to jobs. almost never been eick, His last ing rink at Sperry’s Pond XUiis at United Methodist Church at 8 that’s the case, I’d just as soon for­ FOR M EN’S Fi riser, like Truman. But his walks Rome comment by Democratic examination -showed him aound winter^ A meeting at the Co o'clock will elect pfficers and hear get about the whole thing." He art in the afternoon. In the dawn precinct workers Won’t bear re­ of wind, limb and heart. munity I^all. on Monday night wait talk by Miss Evangeline Church hung up. he dictates letters into h wnchlne. peating. He has a larruping drive a: attended by 40 people, Harold ouahe Elementary School staff. He has his friends worried But bhaed purely on hla ac- shoots in the mld-70’i. H tg'golf .Dwj-er, club-president, said. about his flying. His pilot dashes Ubna. Lausche appears to be a genius is in studying a greeh. The The meeting established a mem­ BinM of Quality him over the state in a single- polltlcan who never ' got over Judge again, he hems shd hawa I ^ bership rate of $10 per family engined National Guard plane. being a judge. He had a brilliant searching the evidence/then atepa which includes every member of There’s a ' toothbrush stickihg career on the Cleveland bench. up and taps the balLtn faultlessly. Gently yfarm from his breast pocket and his Son of naturalised Slovenian di’ / shoes are tradRlonally untied. parents, he was bom in Cleve­ Greater Boitp has 2,370,000 Only icing conditions will keep land. A t 12 he became bread­ people. him down or get him on the winner fat the family. H ii first A m - 9 - im commercial llnere., job was a lamp lighter for the It’a a cinch that Lausche can be S A L E S and Topcoats city. For a u^lle he played third TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE re-elected governor about aS^ lOng L base on minor, league ball teams. he wants to run. It would be SQUARE DANCE Started as Judge’ Sonie with zip-lining8>^^ular, tongs, aurprisihg If he couldn't defeat "The Countrg Boys’ Rand’’ Sen. George H. Bender In the sen­ He got Into politics w ith an ap­ Chaaa.l S. Nn* Ravn, G.aa. T.-Se (S-ll) DISNEYLAND |H pointment to a municipki judges' .Wapplag Community Hall' - f Z Chaaael II HarUord. Oaa. —"D a rr C r ^ a lt aad Mika ■horis. Sizes 35 to 50. Pri^eRstart at ate race next fallL He'a riding thle Wapping; Conn.— Adro. 76o duunel It nitatleM, Haaa. riak” fart I ship. From popular judge be 'fjC Chaaad St Serial (It) TATTI PADR f southern boomlet fori President. 8at„ Nov. 19—8 to 12 P.M. Pairing him as Stevenson’s run­ came Clevelend’s mayor. Thjs led Ckaaael M Naw (t!> KDOIK PI8HEB Sponsor—Wapping Grange Ckaaael U Watarbary,rbary, 'kiag. (Ml I.\DU8TBY o n FABADE ning mate would b«;lIIoglca1, but to the governorship. // CbBBaei U Holyeka, Maaa, (Ml HOL'B FILM he might be In line if Averell His harassment of the state’s (Ml rAVORITR 8TOBY gamblers, the endless^battle for t:U (tZ-MI NEWS CARAVAN , .Harrlnvan were nominated. Nqw t;N ( S) MICKEY MOtlSR CLUB (111 MAN TO MAN Toric and Ohio make geographical hoapltau, schools anw iniUtutlona. (11) LATE MATINEE sei«e. hli struggle to kp4p taxes down —•’Tlktabeal’ __ and spend V lsely all stem from qrataiqg (11) M A T IK ^ THEATER With this plateful of goodies be­ (la eregr***)—"Taaieart fore him, what doee Lausche say? his early career — both his pre­ GLASS "I've beeir utonished by the carious f a ^ y life and hla ex­ ED’6 rUN CLUB periences/with the seamy side (IS) f i u T t b e a t h b * AuTe Saftty Gloss wideness of the .circulation which GLENN FORD ambition of any charactervjvhat- Jrive Democratic mayors now • :M ip -tt) HOWDY DOODY Tops ^ . DEEP TONE and MEDIUM lU) LITTLE BA8CAIA ever, for any national office."' y when once we could seldom elect ^TO HELL CHRIRTMAA SHOrPEB In reply to a flood ofoi lettere^e leiters^e one.” AND BACK" ARIHUR KENNEDY d'.M ( 8) ATAQE S SHADES AU WOOL \ currently refers to "dresm s of , He gave Democratic politicians / ■. —"nlr Jim’a Bar” Ja A. WHITE CO. ACDIE MIIRPHY (II) ADVENT^L'BE TBEATEB SI BI8SELL ST.— 5U t-TSZt frlendlv persons." their biggest shock in 1950. In­ --.Rar Bacara Stumhllng ArroshIh Pgma dicating he might vote for Sena-, "OUTLAW : (II) MAGIC VAULT To one he said In typical lush tor Taft’s re-election, he left Ms PLUS Cri.MRATUEB titt (la-Ui ABTHCB OODPBET Lausche prose: ’"They will soon, TERRITORY" (M) NEWH AT HIX (Colorl ------M cDo n a l d c Ar e y STAB PARADE' Rcfular, tonga, ahhrts, stouts and m P ir itj Srrae (mm ‘-Gay Namrd \ beneath myXeet." CONO t r/O/Vf o 8’FARTS SUNDAY MAJOR Jar" l.i : SECTIONAL There’s iib point in his polltlok- -LeaveLtAv Her to Heaven" (M) PATHEB KNOWS BEST short stouts. Sizes 35 to 50. EASTWOOD (Ml DRAMA jng juM^now. But whatever his A"DESERT n BATS” l i l t ( ai .MASQUERADE PARTY decision. It will have to come by APPLIANCES Aafie Mnr^y NEFF WOTfIT MORGAN" (It) .MILUONAIRK Feb./*, Ohio’s filing deadline. daan ralHaa ( CHILDREN FREE ' “ ”"ir Story al jrram r WII- With l?OAM RUBBER CUSHIONS M. Th^lnpioa 1 Ml w InqlanJ) Hl.iyijrdunJ (\rv i , •aa. ^Albere’s little doubt, that he’ll KFnnetf Mar* (Itrt. .is t o PBEBS AND MORE (SS-M) ’tv THEATER ‘Afo Hell ‘‘^Adventures" (at) HALE HOUR PILM $30-oo DISCOUNTS (U ) RADGE Na. 114 iind Back” I f f of Sadie” t:M ( a-l«» BREAK THE RANK / (» .« ) I-VE GOT A SCEUKET— . .'X:; :t- i ia^ riaamafrapa AT IM) HALF HGVR FILM Ton Can ielp (•.Aaeclicsl •■■Id I • ad '('olor In C'nlor ItiM ( a-SS-MI BOXING Tickets on Sale In ('hark Spolter vo. Paddy 1:15 f;55 1:45 R:«S Yoaar. IB roaadi lisht fieRei Roods for todoy nod Tomorrow Manchester at NORMANT . hpakywolglil beat Gmtrs^ting S)ad{i 445 Hartfbord Read Highways are everybody's booioett. Evtrythiag you ont, wort or r m 8l'N.: "MY 8I8TER F.ILEEN" (It) v/l»tKTV THEATER Account ' / MARLOW'S Tel. 5H 9-9-4597 —“ SoHtalion Hunlprs** comet wholly or i o port o s w highorayt. 1b tiaMS of natiooBl anorgeticy To complete your speTrt ehsemble. ■ *‘ Mlssiac Corpsp'* FRIDAY li!) HOPALONQ rjl88IOT highway* are CMeatial in Bioviiig aid or troops to ttrickeo areas. (Ml 8PORTX IMr.EST (Ml THE EABLV SHOW QUALITY MEMORIAI,S -r” Call af llir Farrit" ^ Providing highways that enre for the pcnooal. oommcKial and defeata DANISH MODERN GrejdMiind^^. lai SrOBTS « list NEWS A WEATHER seeds of today and tomorrow iavoivca three basic ttept: Sound plaiiniag, to ( SI WEATHER raRECAAT 16^ C:i 8FOBTS DIGEST proper engineeri^ and tkw uee of the right type of pevomeot for e ^ A IIKLKJHTI-I'I. SHOW! (.-ai nORLD SFMS TODAY l.pRlle t'nron (It) ART LINELETTER A THE That meant paving .'all amin highways with concrete. Gsbar^fies, wool flannels, sharkskins A .Miifit Ne« KID.8 TABLES Fred Aitaire C'wmrdy r ( « ) NEW8 lAIMl 'Aiiv k n t I res T:l ( t> CAPTAIN GALLANT *Tow-prioe-iag’’ roads are not Rsnally low-coat roads. T l ^ must be and woratedt). Sizes 28 to 50, m ' —"Tfca TraHor" Manchester Memorial Co. CinemaKrapa • JoAii i ’allliit (Itl NEW8 0pp. East Cemetery rebuilt Or resurfaced often aad actually develop a high annual coat. BY "LANE" • :l»______^ (III CLUBHOUSE 8«t.. 1 p. m. *'LaBt #f' Hie r»4n« (SSI WEATREB-MUSIC Harriaon St.— M t 9-5807 mnneliet’' Teeli. H«n., *‘ M)r 8Utar But not ooocrete roads. Concrete usually cnoa 1cm to build than other Striking cont*n)porary dealgn,-' F.tirea’* (Ml INDUSTRY ON PARADE pavetnena designed for the same tfafic. It ooeia much lew so maintain genuine Wal- (M l THIS IS YOUR LIFE I ' qiiaiity details that make IN) INTERNATIONAL THEA­ m Famous Brands TER. and aerTea at least twice long. That means low emaual roaf, the only them exceptional I'aluesl, YoUr ANNOUNCEMENT lt:M (Ml LIBERACE arm coat yardstick of any facility. choice of the Cocktail, Ljinip, End lt:M ( tl RIG PLAYBACK or S.tfp End styles, all wit)i_ shelf, Handsomely Tailored mm By, popular demand (SS) JUNGLE melsl ferules on leg" (Ml ITALIAN FILM THEATER The rasponsibiiity for providing'naw and batter highvrays falb to the iWtu we Rre now taking < 11:N IIX-MI NEWS ( t> DAMON RUNYON THEA- legislature, highway officials and angincais-and you. Make batter roads taM M iv r a M r ai jMt tw tf 101 imOMi adult portrait!). TFB"—**A Job for the SfacaroBo'* your bosinesa. Support sound highway planning and tall your legislator [- a t) FINAL KDITlON .95 Anno Griffin Studio 1551 aMGNTCAP EDITION you uraat all your main roads paved with acoaomical ooocrete. SUITS ^ BRIDGET MARCEAIJ t 11:15 (?2> 8PORT8 ROV'NDI P . ft: 476 MAIN STREET t IM) WKATHFB ’Center Travel Agency (551 PBEVIKWS ■By Kuppanheimer, “ Botany 500,” '■<’ -193 Main St.—TeL MI 9-8080 M I S-S2SS I U ;li (IM I) WEATHKB Fee aim y years, Cannacticwl taxpayers have MOVIE MrNFl'M ' FOAM CUSHION ' 7:11 (M-ltl JOHN DALY—Nawt - BOSTON ...... $2.65 BUNOE CENTER, OLCOH STREET age is sfill baiig used as a riding surface 4 89 end mainfananeq casta are law. Haavy-duty '4 ( NOVEMiER 17, IS a a d -l?' Rsfulara, longs, iLhorts, stouts and WESTBOUND cancrata highujtays in CannacNcut era almatf Big and roomy, deaigned to giva Buses Leave 2 to 5 P. M. and 6:30 to 9 P. M. 'IradWanall Why.naf keep II Niat w a yf abort stouts. Sizes 35 to 50. 10:64 A.M.—4:25 P.M.—4:44 P.M. you a world of comfort at a low • Refreshments • Baked Items Keith price for thia better,qual­ Keith Furniture ■ j y - . NEW Y O R K ...... $2.70 ity. Ruggedly built, with Foam • Hand Made Items,^ p e R T L AiN D C K M K N r A S f O C I A T I Rubber cuahion on cqU apring CHiCAGa...... S20.B0 250 PARK AViNUi, MiW VORK 17, NIW Y9RK baae. Upholstered In better in s MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. It liBvfva H " ...... LOS ANGELES .:. $58.00 Proceedst I, CEHOUSESSmi Plus Tax.'' Extra Savinga on. irqr Help Muche*. i Libaral Tanfni MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD Road Tripa. f^ter Aaaa. ^ R»- FOR BETTER ROADS INSIST ON CONCRETE W E aiVE dt«rO]^EE9^TAMPS \tarded Children. f i R E 'V' U O U IV I ) nr'/f/w-c- ir m a /v if-AAO

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PAGE POUR IfAKCUESTEJl EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER. €X)NN. WEDl^ESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 195S MANCHESTER EVENING HEl^^J). MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1955 Jrnm PAGE PIVB ■ » liah teachar e^t Mancheter High tfavehng wairt will gain'nine hours. hours, compared to 34. or 25. for public feeling against Communists the thesis of noninterference in th* Green PTA Hears Two-llour Trip A plane leaving Denmark at 8 a.m. the present DC-8Ba. Russians Ballot In France.' affairs of other countries." School, who ahayed tha reaponalbil- by Copenhagen clock* wtH he In Nilert told the gathering of Lot C h e n e y s Still Use Planer Almost 100 Years Old itiCB of the trip. Moltov said he was pleased to 'That thesis has been one of Eiiglish Professor WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS California at lO a.m. :^aciffc Angeles civic and business lead­ Subject pf Row ■note Pinay's concern with the' free Molotov's arguments In rejecting At a business meeting condacted From Denmark Standard Time. ers that “ SAS is completely Over­ exchange of persons and ideas be­ the Western proposals for liberate Skywaten Schedule By WHITNEY JACOBS by Frank Stamler, preaident, TUUP TSee FASl Nilert, speaking" at a luncheon joyed” with its first yesjr of Los tween East and West. tsed Bast-West contacts. The "Manchester Green PTA will plana were discussed for an un­ celebrating the first anniversary Angeles-to-Copenhagen operation At Geneva Talk It may ba callec •'Tht Wrack" Our turkeys have been winners nt the Bostei^'Pliow In th# Oven of the SAS transpolar router-pre­ "It is an admirable thought," Thursday, Nov. 17 . hold a potluck supper tonight at 7 usual Oiriatmas party to be held To California 'via Winnipeg and Sondre Stromf- he said. "I hope itPrevent the JAIL BEOpME-S MUSEUM iMt it couldn't be called a rambUnf’ in the South School audltoHum on Dreeeed Class. We prepare ready fee the e v e i^ dicted that "between 50,000 and jord, Greenland. Midnight > 2 a.m. , ...... Volunteers Needed one. For tha "open aide planer" af- o'clock In the school cafeteria, fol­ 75,000 passengers': V dll fly the Geneva, Nov. 18 WPi—The Rus­ repetition of such ifleident* as the 2 a.m.* 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Dec. 13, to which all. patents who PRICES SAME AS LAST Y EM ! "We are proud to have given prevention of a Russian ballet per­ Wlscasset, Maine — MaSsive, (aCUonally called ihla name by lowing which Prof. Merrill B. will have children in the n e'w Los Angeles, Nov. 16 (A'f -By route during the next four yeara. Los Angeles another freeway," sian State Ballet was involved in a .4 a.m. - 6' aim...... Volunteer* Needed workmen 'has been bwned by 60c Lb. N. Y. Dredged Under 20 Lbs.-—4)ver^ Lbs. 50c formance in Paris." granite-walled Uncotn County Jail, 6 a.m. - '8 a.m. , Sherman, 56 Weaver Rd., will give Keeney Street School next year 1960 the sir traveler may break­ He indicated SAS expected to said Nilert. "A freeway all its oum battle of words .at the foreign full-of years' but long empt.v of Jean Marcel Cheney Broi. for 60 yeara and may Yes! We Pull the Tendoae--Detlver in. BTaachester I f Yen double the over^the-l'op air trade, The performance was stopped, 8 a.m. - 10 a m.. his popular talk on "Highways will be invited. A Chinese auction fast in .Copenhagen oji'd arrive*, in to EJurope." ministeri' conference here yester­ .prisoners, has been converted from ...... Clifford Fisher have been owned by only one oth­ will be featured and Chiistmoi Cannot Pick Cp YeureSIf. Avhlch saw 6,6t6 passengers Pinay replied, to '."protect Soviet 10 a.m. -• 12 Noon ...... ,. ■ Kvelyn McCauley, Glort! McCau- er firm alnce It wa* built in 18S7. and Byways of American Litera­ Los Angeles in time for the mdrP" day. cooler to eultural shrine. muaic provided. booked in the inaugural year. The t r a v e l le d fr e sid e n t vtists against a manifestation of Ky r. The planer ia the tfnly one like ture.” PRANK HARAIURDA ing coffee break, \ Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. French public opinion and protect The Lincoln County CultiirsI 4nd Noon • 2 p.m. . Refreshmenta were served . by linF la Installing 14 Douglas DC- historical Assn, obtained the 1809 ...... Paul O'Bright It aver aeen by Raymond Goalee. The committee, headed by Mrs. Mrs. Frances Gutbrod and her ASH SWAMP RD„ GLASTONBURY TEL. MEdford 8-8415 . Impossible? Not’ the way To 7 0 , pending construe,tion of a jet Hugo, Okls. f-Fi — John David Molotcv. taunted French Foreign them . from possible violence by 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Mrs. Harold Lord. Olive Chattier Cheney plant engineer, and was Herbert C.- Brown, has 'advised people who fought in Indochina pokey ^or 81 by'consent of this 4" p.m. - 6 p.m.' committee. H. Nilert, p.-esident ,6f Scandi- fleet, and Nilert said flights will Hyun. the new preaident of-the Minister Antoine Pinay about the year's State Legislature, qnd fitted ...... Dennis Rooney. James Horgan uaed "night and day" during members wHh regard to their con­ naxisii Airlines Systeni.x described be made dalK’ each way starting seventh grade class, was born in banning of a Russiiin ballet per­ and who knew that the Soviet 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. • • ...... Celeste King, Robert King World War H to machine propeller tributions to the menu. Late Union was supplying arms 1o the it up as a museum and reposltoiy 8 ,p.m - 10 p.m.,... it today. next summer. They have been o» Oklahoma but has lived also in formance In Paris In the sumpier of local historical material...... Joseph Marcln, Leo Plecity ■tanda for Hamilton Standard. ^omera and others who hav# ques­ Tht jets SAS plans to install on a three times a Week basis in-te- Hawaii and-Japan during his 12 of 1654. The performance was Vletmlnh." 10 p.m. • Midnight ,...... ,t... Dorothy and York Strangfeld The propeller company had tions art urged to get in touch called off because the Red Vlet- It’s been more than 30 years the transpolar route will cover the cent months. years. His mother is a Choctaw added: "All this hap­ since the Jail was used for pris­ Skywatch Post located on top of Mancherter Police Station, Volun­ aiarched far and wide to find with Mrs. B own. It ia reque.sted 6.000 mile* in 11 hours, actual The DC-7CS, Nilert said, will Indian and his father is of Korean- minh siege of Dlen Blen Phu machinery which could perform a Which Hhunoiid would You hay? pened long before Mr. Molotov be­ oners except as an occasional teers may register St Civil Defense Headquarters, MSinlcipal that each guest br'ng his own elapsed time. But the passenger cut the flyihg time .to 17 or 18 Hawaiian ' descent. fortress in Indochin'a Had stirred came such an ardent supporter of special operation on the. stands. plate, cup and ailveiware. overnight lockup. Building, Manchester on Monday, W«?dnesdsy, Friday from 1-5 p.in. Cheney Bros., aided by "The Prof. Aherman, chairman of the Wreck." was the only firm which English Department of HlllySr O f the diemondi shown below, ell eould do the Job, according to College, is a member of the Green priced at $375. your choice will be in­ '.'J\ David Wilson, Cheney Bros, main­ PTA, His talk is designed to ap­ tenance foreman. peal to people With a wide variety fluenced by yoiif desire for clarity. The old machine stands about of reading tastes and will sug­ (Federal tax included.T 10 feet high, has a bed on whlcl gest to many people more books work may be placed 10 feet long,' of the types they have enjoyed. and can machlnie work about 30 inches high. Like a carpenter's plane, it is intended to take ma­ Fussy about fit? A beautiful terial off flat aurfacea but it Perry Describes wor)u on metal instead of wood. Material Travels Sari Siren Another difference from the Woiulers of West carpenter's plane is that the ,\ material being formed travels Dwight E. Perry, well-known / \ back and forth rather than the Very flne quality, mathematica teacher at Mtnehes- Slightly 1 m p e r- Very imperfect, cutting tool. slight inclusion, feet, good color, poof color. Mi- Perhaps the best way to visual- ter High School, addressed the flne color, bril­ brilliant cut dia- .charts does not The Eastern ice '"The Wreck" in operation is Keeney Street School PTA last liant cut. mond. carry it. to picture a man standing at one evening on the subject. "The Won­ 25?t Larger 8375 50% Larger 8375 - 75% Larger gSlJt end of the bed to which the mate­ ,\ rial to be .machined ,1s cl'amped. ders of the West," and showed MICHAELS TREASURE fashioned Influence in The bed will move away from him many, beautiful slides of scenlo CHEST DlAMbXD. Ab­ and then toward him in regular -spots visited bn his trip across the solutely ' flawless, superb country last summer with 18 teen color, brilliant cut, th* manner. age boys. . About two-thirds of the way finest money can buy. from, on* end of the bed a tool bit _ , , Herald Photo. Mis amusing description of their GEM QUALITY . . . 8375 ia suspended on a furving frame Ralph Von Deck, ]8%nox St., K machinist at Cheney Bros., makes an acljVuitmcnt on "The Wreck,' iperlencea held the interest of leg-size Brocade over the work to be done and can a nearly 100 year old "op ^ side planer." The curving frame at left rides on sHppnrta e l eilher-end of the audience. Perry has made sev 0 0 be adjusted up or down. the machine and carries the block holding the cutting tool on which Von DeeV^ is working. Because eral such trips, which cover be 0^ The tool bit takes a •‘chip" or the aide at left is open, it kllows greet cteerence for work being machined. tween 9 and 10 thousand miles and JEWELERS—SILViatSMITHS Our Empire-Princest fashion cut, as the work passes under it take one month, and is well-quall E a g y fied to provide the fortunati 958 MAIN ST., MANCHEtiraR for Juniors and then moves slightly to our ob­ reluctant to part with the historic useful for Jobs where the parts because of theXoyerhead suspen­ P a y m P B fg server's left or right to take an­ youngsters who accompany him stockings old planar,, but It Is up for sa ,to be worked on are large. sion of the tool. V with a memorable vacation. Invited other cut In this fashion, the Haa Curving Frame whole surface of a piece of work Some offers have been made foi How many of m ^ y's machine Perry was assisted last eve may be lowered by a aeries of long It but were not considered sccept- Almost a century old. the pinner tools will still be ln\running con­ ning by Gilbert Hunt, popular Eng THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWn QUALITY SINCE 1900 ■ aSITOW CUtS.'"- ebier' looks.. much , like modern planers dition after nearly 100 years, we ■ / $ 17-99 MeUl pieces 10 fset long and up He added that if some museum OT the same sise, for planer design wonder? X. to 30 inches high may be handled director decided he might Kkc to has change^ little throughout the In the pSaner. put th# maemhe on display, ye*«h—WHsoW-ssj-s-. But--they do / ' ’ if Lest -snyoiie -gel the-idea that Cheney-Broi. wm»ld consider giv­ .not liAveve the r*kWj,sw/eping„cury-. •The Wreck" ia not a serviceable Ing f*ame frame which helps support the A lovely brocade ?blend of cotton and ing it to museum 'aiithorlUes. CHARGE Tayon. Detailed ift a' darling; manned machine, it can sUll work to ac­ If it did wind up In a museum, tool bit and makes this planer ACCOUNTS curacy of .002 to .003 'Of an inch. unique. 1, with scoop neck, sparked with a rhine­ ‘The Wreck" might last forever. for HEARTBURli INVITED Pretty good for a planer probably It -certainly looks like it might It Is this feature which allows Certifim Isboratory teitiprove BClI-ani stone pin at the waist, a whirling 14 M years old!. rim for that,length of time if it so much iiasbie room on the planer Uhletii neutrilire 3 llme> -<• much Purchased la 18SS •lomarh ariifity In nne minute ak many gore skirt plu.s a detachable crino­ stayed in service. It la rugged, bed. Thne Is little on the side Iradinf diieillve Uhleti. Get Bell-ant line! In beige, blue and mauve. Sizes Cheney . officials feel th* ma­ relatively accurate and extremely to interfere\vith work on the bed today Tor the la>teat known relief ZV. chine was probably built in 1857, 7 to 15. for that U the date on a plaque on the side. The maker's name, • ► X, stamped on the tool supporting ara proporfioned just for you frame, is G. Vanbom, Springfield, Mass. Cheney Bros, purchased the planer from the Springfield Tool Co. in 1895, Inventory records at y CHRISTMAS \ . ■ the textile firm show. cull CORPORATION It gained the nickname of "The Nary a wrinkle, sag or twistNyhen you wear skin- Wreck'’ because, to modem ma­ smooth Belle-Sharmeers! Mad^in the same shape, ► - ^ ^ ^ 9 chinists', all the dials and control* the same length, the same cunres as your legs, seem to work in reverse. But they A J > still work efficiently, and th* ma- this flawless fit will never wash out— because it’s chins has been used recently on knitted in for the long, lovejy lifeXpf Bcllc-Shar- various Cheney Bros maintenance meers. \ projects. . X Among company ofAclals, the JOIN NOW K a PARISltNNE” by Top f Idea seems prevalent that th* planer was most useful when the firm made a number of velvet HlAOQUARUnS son h(M8IPS 0' looms in 1914 and 1916 and when TERR to the war work was done during the VALVES^AYE 2S to 1940s for Hamilton Stsmdard. Brev Modite uu^nessDuress g Goalee said th* textile firm is TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON £ ju i^ Tiom piJL QJfvdidmaA. -Shjop. / RANG! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED cuddy Ion ■ Uf L OH AT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS GASOLINf DISPLAYIN6 CUPPER CRAFT BANTLY OIL THIS EMBLEM .. ■ ■ I'll' \ - 1 , INI th^M tUn-oaft ■i \ N I H I M SAVi WHIN Y O U n iL IT HAST— SUITS $ 5 0 ^ 5 5 It’s the BU Y, of the season! T lO M NKW nylon eroBa * m MItclii II 9 •159S I ' wHh tho look and fool of i m POCKVIUr 5-?177 HAVl MONBY WHIN YOU NitD IT M6ST COMPARE W l ^ SUITS SELLING FOR $10 and $1$ MORE! w , FREE! $5.00 HAT or MERCHANDISE Deep Pile Asi^Eim$EDIN 'A'] WITH PITRCHASE -OF SUIT j ^ U E PAY $5.00 DOWN AND $5.00 WEEKLY OR Vs MONTHLY CHARGE IT OR LAY-AWAY now ohly MAKE YOUR iiELECTtON NOW FOB CHRISTMAS ALPACA COATS I NATIONALLY ADVERTISED milium-lined for warmth-witheuf-weighf! I SPORT SHIRTS H A G G A R SLACKS RAYONS — SOLIDS — CHECKS f y GABARDINES — RAYON FUNNELS r FLANNELS — CO H O N S — PLAIDS FALL WEIGHT by V $ ^ . 7 9 They fit like youY shadow 2 pAIR*9 " ’ 5

Reg. $3.95 to $6..50 There was a time when the REG. $7.95 to S9.95 ) Elegantly Yours girl on a budget longed for the 2 for $5.00 silk slip.s priced so high. Now For.UiPv’re fully elasticized We offer you a slip with the to rmhrace every curve of ALL WOOL SLACKS $9.95 IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS REG. 812.95 to 814.95 in FULL LENGTH universal apiieal of miraculous your foot . r. . to cling as nylon. It’s nylon with a new you walk . , . without a twist that brings back the tc.x- trace o f slip or bite or gap. FREE $2 KEY CASE ■ PURCHASE OF A BUXTON WALLET ture of yesterday’s silk, the Tr,\ oil a pair, YoiTll love feel of satin, yet retains fea­ them. Very specially low priced SPECIAL GROUP LINED tures of drip-dry and don't ■ m b r o c M b l* SPECIAL GROUP GENUINE FUR FELT _|iothtler to iron. - . , Embraceable, only I 1,95 $ "Sizes to 10. JACKETS AA to 1) Width! REG. REG. . V i $14.95 $1.98-52.98 S7.S0 (Tightl J I I T * n * M to VALUE • Ybu know the name • VeryHight weight Shaped nylon laces with Inseris $24.95 of Vais and pleats. Self-midriff. ’ ” OTHER GLOVES $2.98 Up Bottom attractively designed 12 * So much for 10 little • Very warm with matching shaped laces and 4 WAYS TO SHOP pleats. White. 32 to 40. ^ • Wonderful fit iabeve) (center) • SHOE CLUB PLAN CHARGE Novelty faggotted "bust Uned with nylon Exqmaite nylon laced top with Val lace. Edged and finished with nylon ahlrred nylon. Nylon Ujc* mid­ ACCOUNTS '■■■ nylon y*I >• C H AR G E INVITED HARMAC riff. Bottom gracefully' ftnlsh- r o d . -*d-with -eeftrend- ^cSt 946 MAIN STREET TEL. M IM 1 8 3 NEXT TO ARTHilR DRUG C h a r a V it ••••••♦•••SHOES • C A S H B u d c) (' t it — Y e s 12$ M AIN ST. - . : MANCHESTER • i ... " r ~ ^ h ' Is, ..XL' i x .-■"i ■ L' ■ .u v y \ V. ti- > , ' — - J ! ■J' V > . V ' ■V ’ ■-r ' PAOESJX MANCHESTER EVElrtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1Q56 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANpHESTER. CONN. TAGE SEVEN most • difficult dam ever' under­ cthiirch of the Jan.' 1 providing for license aus- recipe* from men • and '' w6msn H a l B ayle taken. , . Circle to Receive been invited. pehsioq under a point ayslem for India Speeding Liwk Trained Personnel Ca^i^da Curbs prominent on the Washington .MORTON'S* Mrs. Robert Forgers of U.S. Checks violations, ' . Ike’s Favorite son * but from club members He says this le due to the re­ Holy Communiou Installed as regent of St. themselves. verything Changed Work on Huge moteness of the site, the geological garet'a Circle, will be gueet Christmas Fair Speed bn Road Recipe Set ^or Katie Lduchheim, head of the formations in the gorge and the er. Mrs. peter PllkalUa i women’s section. Democratic Na­ TO KEEP YOU SNUG AND lack of eufBcient trained personnel Members of the Junior Cirele, gent and director pf junior ^'DOWN SANTA CLAUS LANI" Never Had It So Good Manchester tional Committee, cooked up a Dam at Bhakr/i to supervise a work force of more Daughters of Isabella, will receive ties, and Mrs. Edmund Kiely, past ■ample of her own recipe, a berry But Gideon Bible then 70.000. To Cuf Deaths Public Pej^sal Holy Communion in a body on regent, will also be present By KENNETH O. QILMORE 'vOomipercial checks he clalnfk to ' D a te Book dessert she calls -"Democrat* De­ WARM ON THE COLDEST Y ean of work went int^ the Mrs. P. Leo Barrett, senior ad­ I H K . A * .«------m. - A ______^ • _ . . . New Delhi, India, Nov. 18 (A*)— Sunday, Nov. 20, at the ^a.m. Maas SATURDAY, NOV. 19,2 P.M. to 9 P.M. NBA Staff Correepoadeat have passed in all 48 atatea. light.” preparation of the site. visor, and Miss Anne LaVole, Ottawa, Nov. 18 (ft—A Canadian Washington. Nov, 16 Reci­ New York iiPt — The pushbutton will wipe out there jobs. The com-, WaahlAgton (NBA) — Forgers This is a dramatic but not an Refusing to be outdone, Anne Workmen will begin pouring con­ The gorge was scraped, diversion in St. Jame.e' Church. They'are chairman, will 1)6 assisted by Mies P reu survey shows Canada’s prov­ pes of gustafory/delights o r the Wheaton, pres* director of the •r* is Just dawninr in the hotel pletely automatic hotel might .be and counterfeiters of UR. govern­ unusual case. Tonight WINTER DAYS ... Influetry—but whet e glorious crete tomorrow for India's Bhakra dams and tunnels were built t requested to meet in front,-m. the Marie Martens, Mlsa Susan Alex­ BuekiRsham CoNsregatiRiial Chuldi inces are t^htenlng up on traffic Annual ban<;fuet of combined famous — llkj /^resident Elscn- Women’s division. Republican.Na­ a technical possibility, bi.it it Isn’t ment checks have never had it so Every year tha Secret Service down! In the cards now. Dam, the giant project which may route the Sutlej around the dam urch at 7:45 a.na. and enter the ander and other’ officers of the investigates cases where crooks regulations in 'a- drive to cut high­ Catholic Mother* Glrcles, Britlsh- tional Committee, has made "Anne Junior Circle. SPONSORED LADIES’ AID SOCIETY liower’s beef ;.6tew and "Mr*. E’s It promises a golden , time a- ’’Hotel men tell us' the‘personal be the world’s highest dam when site, railroads were.^nstructed to sahptuary together. good. have actually succeeded in pass­ way death*. Some area* report the American Club, 6:30 p.m, "million' dollar fudge”-:-'are yoiirt Wheaton’s Republican ’Never Fall carry the concrete f*cm the. mix Nov. 18, 17, 18 and 19 Meat Loaf.'" coming when the weary wayworn touch is a big factor in :their it is finished in. 1981 o^JJ2» ‘n^a Juniors will be guests of Today these ■wlndlera are doing ing photostatic copies of federal program already la pa>ing -off. . (for a price) In the cookbook being Ing plants, conveyoivbei^s were in­ * , If your hamburgers aren't a land office buriness duping Antiquii* Show, sponsored by traveler will be lew dependent on business, and they don't want to Pouring of concrete m eiJhedul-d the S^ior Circle, No, 280, at a check!. Each province is cracking down offered today by the women'! Na- ' the sometimes frigid hospitality of lose ill" said W. T. Grove, an of­ stalled and floodllghts’^^j^w set up brown enough to suit you when cashiers, businessmen and store They also find people {accept old on. driver* under existing legiala- -South Minhodiat WSCS fttate Uonal Press cn u b . HELP BACKFIREH to continue nonstop for fou; years for a.24-hour operation/'-x^ breakfaaVxto follow in St. Jamee’ you broil them, try brushing-the Armor^, 1 to 10 p.m. . Owtn. Mich. (4h State Police \ an offtrious desk clerk, or the tired ficial of the regulator firm who School, to which the priests from keepers across the ttountry. age pension checks from kids who tlon and some are rewriting their The feminine newswriters hope, helped pioneer many of the new until the dam stands more, thsn meat with vegetabis bouqaet They’ve found that cashing a Friday, Nov. 18 stopped to aid two motorists fix­ bpurteay of an overworked bellhop. When completed Bhakra^ St. James, Bridget's and. the have stolen them. highway codes. through sale of (h* book, to raise gadgets. 'The guests like the per­ 700 feet—possibly 750 feet—above have a capacity of - 900,000 sauce. phony or stolen government check Driver Records Improve 'Holiday Fair, Concordia Lai- funds for a clubhouse. And with an ing a flat tire. The officera noted In the electronic agfe how com­ :’A government check is as good therah Church, 5 p.m. ing bo flower, a hotel guest will be sonal touch, too.’*. the bed of the Sutlej River. Hoover watts. It also will control tl le like taking candy from a>baby. as gold—pro-vided it is endorsed The British Oolumbia- highwavs eye on their career status, they blood on the tire, opened the But there may be fewer oppor­ Dam in the United Statee*now is smaller Nangal Dam downstream, Each year Uncle Sam* issues department says driving records Christmas Sale and Social, have defiantly titled the volume: trunk and found the carcass of »a ■bio tb^lie in bed and by pushing by the person who is entitled to Ladles Aid Society, Zion Lutheran a serlei of buttons in a panel ac: tunities for bellhops to make so the world’* highest at 726 feet. the link to the Bhakra-Nangal Ca­ arm Winter more than 150 mllllort checks, yet} u. - emphasliee Chief' ^ughm an improved greatly in the province • Who aaya we can’t cook.” deer. The two men were arrest­ many personal touches in the hotel Key to Power Project. nal Irrigation network. numerous gullible persons ^ -l" B u t one with a forged endoree- during the piCrt two years—a period Church, 6 p.m. i ' Coining Out Parly Ket ed and fined $50 for possessing comNtsh (he following things: Nov. 18 aafi 19 Qtiinmon a valet without having of the future. Bhakra Dam, the key .in a '8327 ^ y th lrtg with the j, „ worthless as any forged of etepped-up enforcement and an The members scheduled a late venison out of season. A visit to the project will be on education program. A provincial Rotary Club klinstrel ahow, to go through V the switchboard A gueit often has to cross three mIHlon Bhakra-Nangal Irrigation the must li.st for many Important Paraonal check, and th e ' person afternoon "coming out’* party for palms with silver now Just to get and power project,'Is rising In a traffic Safety Advisory Committer Buckley School. dowiistairs. visitors to India. Soviet Premier J is^supported. to ^^o cashed It ie the loser, Saturday, Nov. 19 the book at the Mai'fiower Hotel. CLOTHED AGAIN into his hotel room — the hotel gorge of the Sutlej In the Himala­ the bottom of Fort Knox. wa* appointed last summer to To give the debut the proper of­ Order fresh ice- apd glasses or Nikolai Bulganin' and Russian n - J— .u -‘Counterfeiter* and check forg- make a continuing study of the Salvation ,^rmy Band Festival Martinsville. Va. (4^ .-; Eugene the morning newspaper, which will doorman, who unloads the bag yan foothills 225 miles north of ficial touch. Atty. Gen. Brownell from a cab, the bellhop who car­ New Delhi. Communist Parly boss Nikita S. Bomebody to make problem, . J Verplanck School, P p.m. Stone returned to hla home to find pop into the room via a pneumatic Khrushchev sre scheduled to take wlfen » Protlt. Storekeeper, knd. cash- » , . Saturd'ay, N"v, 28 and SecreUry of the Navy Thomas that thieves had stolen all hts ries it ^ the registration . desk, Prime Minister Nehru, who will The chairman of Saskatchewan’s agreed to, be on hand to assist in wibe. and the bellhop who ferries J t be on hand tp signal the start bf K look at 11 about a week after the check.checlf. And theth* crookernnir slipsaiina away.aurav Icrs Aho cash chccka aithout prop­ trafqc board. J, A. Christie, says Harvest dance. Elks Home, 8 clothing - didn’t even leave a liock or unlock the door. pouring of concrete begins. , er Identification of the holders are the "most Important single factor p.m. the distribution of door prises. change of socks. Friends gave from there to the room. the pouring of concrete, describes C L E A N E D % m m ^ Probe 45,000 Che<^ The prise* will consist of dishes, Turn the lights off or -- on Gove thinks moving belts will the undertaking as ■’the temple As a result, the Secret often to blame. In cutting highway accidents In Thursday, Dec. 1 him a shower of Clothing—enough throughout the room. .. "Only .with their full coopera­ Annual fair and supper of St. prepared from the recipes, by club ferry baggage upeUirt automat­ of modern India and Its will to cr.STODV HITT ACTION SET A N D \ 'MM V Service Investigated more than Saskatchewan 1* our system of member*. ready to wear for a change and DicUte business letters at night tion and the aid of local police de-' driver licensing control '. . . the Mary’s Guild, St. Mary's Church. money to select some others. ically —:.^and before very long. develop.” 45,000 forged government checks Others, In addition to the Presl- ■Qd find them typed and ready for ’There'’ were fewer than 100 Middletown, Nov. 18' (41—Su­ worth more than two and a half partments, can the Secret Service only program of Its kind In Cana­ Dec S and 8. signature at his bedside in the India is footing the total bill. hope to r^uce and prevent these da.” . * Sock and Buskin presents “Sa­ dent and Mr*; EiaenhoWsr;, who holeia built in America — or the American engineers, led by Har­ perior Court Judge William J. P R J S S E ^ ^ million dollars during the last morning. crimes which are aimed at the Saskatchewan driver* are Issued brina Fair," Waddell School 8:15 have contributed recipe* lilelude whold world, for that matter vey Slocum bf Alhambra, Calif., Shea says he will soon decide fiscal year. That’- an all-time Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Huck­ Control the temperature and. between, the depression and the whether two children of State IN CEUQPHANE IAi»^ high. pocketbook of the average Citieen.” a white license. A first serious p.m. hkvc been employed by the Indian traffic violation calls for revoca­ Tuesday, Dec. IS leberry Pudding). Artist Grandma humidity in the room—and deter­ end of tha Second World War,” he government as advisers. Some 30 Hep. Barbara Tippln (R-Essex) JACKiTS It’s their job to guard agalA.st Moses, of Eagle Ridge, N. Y.. 'THE OFFICE OF mine what the weather ia like out­ said. ’That doesn't Include motels, should stay with her o- her hus­ any foul play that has to d6 with tion of the white license and Is­ Christmas F a ir' at Memorial to 40 Americans have assisted in suance of a red permit. A second Temple, Pythlaii Slgter, Odd Pel- (chicken pie) and from FBI Direc­ side. / . of course. the preliminary construction and band. The husband, Charles, a Surcoat anti suburbarb currency or federal checks and tor J. Edgar Hoover, one of the D | i, I. GERSHANOFF Open or close .. the window Deep River high school teacher, Lighthouse Waits major violation brings suspension lows Hall, 2 p.m. '■But a hotel huUding boom is planning the past three years. lehgtbs. 100% wool. All bonds. But the task is not easy capital's most eligible bachelors OPTOMETRIST . on the way noi*-. Many of the The 67-ycar-old Slocum, con­ brought a motion for custody on when people are so easily fooled. of any driving permit. Minor vio­ quilted lined made for lation* call for a blue license to and an amateur, chef gf note, pop- 915 MAIN STREET Get the latest radio newt ot pushbutton improvements already struction boss . at such big U.S. grounds Mrs. Tippln was emo- 348 MAIN ST. "The carelessness with which ' Decades for Paint overs. . ( I watch a televUion program in the developed will be found in new dams as Shasta and Grand Coulee, tlonslly unfit. She is suing him Coll M l 9>9Q84 Thursdoy Till 9 rugged wear for the some businessmen cash checks Is be aubatituted *or the white li­ cense. If a motorist piles up three Mailiiiaii Indicted Elsenhower, apparently in, belief IS AGAIN OPEN panel of one of the walls. hotels now on the drawing boards, describes Bhakra as probably the for divorce. . \toughest boy. Prices sometimies Incredible,” says U. E. th# clubhouse (complete with Set a clock that will waken him and a lot more are. coming.”. Cape Eliubeth, Maine (/P) — blue violatldna, he,loaea the right ; FULLTIME ' • Charcoal ^tart at $ 1 4 .9 5 in junior Baughman, chief of the Seefet to drive. kitchen and dining room) la a near with soft chimes at anyTiour he All a veteran traveler hopes Is Service. Oft-photographed, oft-painted old In Double Killing • Red • Camel , Training Program W'arks reality (which It Isn’t), contributed FOR APPOINTMENTS. chooses. they'll improve everything but the and $19.95 in He tells pf the woman in Chi­ Portland Head Light had to watt a stew recipe for 60 people. Gideon blble. It'a fine as it stSnds. I OPEN MONDAYS TILL CHRISTMAS jths sizes. cago, for example, who received Officlala in Manitoba imy the • TEL. MMI*6036 or Protect him or any other guest nearly 165 years for it* own newr driver-training program has been Hartford, Noy. 16 (/Ti —A Hart­ The pres* club’s food editors re­ against -fire. An automatic alarm ^ formal notice from the govern­ coat of paint. effective in reducing the accident ford mall carrier who gunned down duced It on paper to a recipe for HARTFORD CH 7-3636 Deep pile lining and cuff for the warmest footwear will detect and signal the location FRIENDLY DRIVER ment that she would no. longer re­ rate. ■two brother.* he imagined were an'averBge family of six persons. of Are anywhere in the hotel. Montreal (g>)—Hitch-hiking from ceive her allotment checks for The famed lighthouse, a pioneer Naxls was Indicted for first de­ The book contains not only / Roing^ Wear them to the stadium or through the long Montreal to Quebec City, two $137.10. This Was printed on a U. S. public works project, was Ontario is larrylng out a strict There pushbutton aervanta on a campaign against traffic violators gree murder yesterday. cold winter. Wide cuff can be worn turned down or i bedaido console are Just a few of soldiers met a motarist -who Was cardboard form perforated like a painted vvhen it went into service William G. Guinan, 31, shot "one In a million" Lance^Corp. and Attorney General Kelso Rob­ tho revolutionary gimmicks de­ government check. in 1791. Periodically ever since, ert* predlcU a .’0 per cent reduc­ Gerald Coughlin and his brother ■ftURlt*d around the aijklc. Quality leather uppera, signed by the Minneapolis Honey­ Jean Decarie of Halleybury,-Ont.. Took Check to Tavern it ha* been whitewashed. The In­ and Gllles Grenon of Ottawa said tion In accidents in a 12-month James as they left a drug store on cushion crepe aolea. Choice of four coiohi. . . all sizea. well Regulator Co., and shown FLANNEL.LINED Believing the notice to be a expensive process wa* right in line period. Police are conducting a Aug. 6. 1954. Guinan fied to the h en at tha recent convention of Oredell Shaw of Thamesville, Ont., check, she took it to the owner with the frugality attending its "I For those who consider fine RroominM not only gave, them a lift but spot check of vehicle* on all On­ drug store' basement but- police . the American -Hotel Aeam PARJSCURTAINS ^ o l a. tavern. He had- her endorse erection, when - President George tario highTya^s. ------...... fitished him gut with tear gas. m im^rtant CHRIHTE lormeriy of the loaned them hie car for a week. Another Ume-aavlng .idea was DJUNGAREES It and then fdrked over the cash. Washington ordered the 80-foot Quebec offlclale eay their most Gerald, 24, died. James, 31, re- Hotel Bond is the man to aec. -agL alectronicL Ja a la . <&«ici..called Shaw ia an oil driller at Yam- One of the=^o8t interesting towfer_built of locaHield-stone-and -*thw computar' eenteriregistratlon achi^e; 'Qua. " " — ‘— ------cut by "Carters" and ccranterfelt cases' b an d it by the brick "by P6rt1and-area ''stohema-' of driving permit*. Motorists In Giiliian was cbmmltt^^ to ' a desk." Secret Service recently game , to .aons. . .. -■ Roma of ■ its- possible, functions: CnANqiNO TIMES peal ■> •west'em " - '‘bu’ek-a-”* Quebec can lose their permits foF mental'tnatltntton after’ the shoot­ ,T. A' dra'rfiatfc head in Denver. Col. Not tong ago science developed exceeding; the speed limit. Yhe automatic registration of Ennis,-Tex. ilt)— ft. L. Spark­ roo.’’ \ It illustrates the swift operation ing but Was released last month. man. 99, says times have changed. a plastic vinyl wea'ther-resistant Newfoundland puts emphasis on He is described as mentally able guests, tha assignment of rooms, suiii- paint,' since adopted to coat aids and'the tranhmUslon of mall and When he went to college, students billty of cashiers. strict speed laws and rigid en­ to stand trial but psychiatrista had to bring along their own feath­ to navigation. Coast guards rig­ forcement. warned he may suffer a relspae. memagea to guests, and the com­ $ Q . 9 S hi ear the end of September sev­ ged bos'ns’ chairs and applied 745 MAIN STREET puting of bOla. er beds. and more eral banks in Wisconsin reported Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Guinan chose to be tried by three BARBER SHOP The derned machine can even about 30 gallons of the new- Island stress safety education and judges instead of s jury, ills at­ mey had received counterfeit Yangled stuff—white—to the spray make change. It probably could be Treasury checks. AH were made enforcement. torney said the defensC^will be in­ CH RISYE 656 Center SL Plenty Of Free Parkinf drenched, rock-bedded old beacon. New Brunswick gets a new law taught to say "Uiank jmu." too— **U>er sanity. axeept who even dreams any more *®*'27 or $103.27. They had been Advertiae in The Herald— It Kaye today of being thanked when he C O S M E T IC S i cubed in super markets. pays a bill? Most people today are The checks were crude and db- grataful if they get all their flng- Wa Oanjr All tka Top U bm ^ viou* counterfelU. On the lower am back. turner of each one, for example. But deak clerks and bellhops = Federal Reserve Boed have no fear that the spread Arthur Drue Storn j Bank, Washington, D. C.” There is x . c f automation to the hotel field no such bank. Ob* Signature Authentic .The car that’s going places with the Young in HeiBrE 'Hie only part of the check that FLANNEL PAJAMAS looked authentic was the signa­ \ ture of Treasury Secretary George ,,, biggest car of the low-price 8/ S n PAJAMAS Humphrey. HERE IS A CHRISTMAS GIFT It was a beautiful reproduction of his name,” says one 6t the IDEA THAT IS DIFFERENT j^ents who worked on the case, $0.95 and more ■but anybody should have been able to spot that check as a fake." By searching the handwriting I files of the Milwaukee police de­ Sizes 4 to 20, partment. agents figured the check had been written by a Jack Har­ vey Raymond,. He has escaped from prison two years before while serving a life sentence mostly for forgery. When another Lou J. Ames LEATHER check waa laid down in Minnesou,' warning circulars were sent out JACKETS to super markets in the entire \ western area where It was thought in bbmber etyle or eur coat he was heading. They described length*. Priced from the check and the suspect. Recognised Check Less than a week later Raymond *16 ?o T. *27 ■ walked into a super market in Nbr'sehide or Stcerhide Denver and tried to cash a check. - The manager recognised it and re­ vised to cash it. Then he had a clerk spot the crook’s license iiiim- ber. It was put but over a police bul­ letin- and immediately a Denver WARM GLOVES police car spotted Raymond:.*! auto. But the criminal was prepared. Knowing he was being chased, he and MITTENS turned on a red light and a siren . \ F o r cold hand.s. he had installed and took off. A Idvsiy 10 in. block motel The two cars screamed throtigh Rlato docorolsd wWh o gold the city at 90 miles per hour. But spray ot|ign. Planter par- the criminal failed to make a right WOOL CLOVES $1.00 turn and hit a traffic Island. He jumped out and ran (feross the street to a vab|mt lot an(l hid -••■-F'- ■ SI It's easy! You paint by number! LEATHER GLOVES $225,p behind a chicken cbop. When the pursuing cop fired W o shots in the air, be surrendered Rayimond i.*! now on 'trial.. Hi.'* \ ■ , printing pre.ises and equplinent were. sub..cqiiently found Ih Belle , ■OYS' 4 lUCKlE Fourche, S. D., along with 89X 000- ' OVERSHOES terfeif checks, and several hundred n n s't' Low -t»rttCE LOVELY! FINE BARK CLOTH $6.00 Up Marendaz / ' . Wo lessons needed! Nas^aint mixing! BdYS' PULLON TRAVEL AGENCY SLIP COVERS THERMOLITE 18 Asylum St,, Hartford BOOTS " ; : Tel. CHapel 7-58.57 Authorized Agents Foe, All Rail, Air and Steamship $3.75 I’p CHAIR Lines SHLES HAROLD EELLS Smart-new designs on all items! Manchester Agent TeIrMI 9-J442 Have you tried it? 8 0 Y S ’ RUBBERS Push-Button Driving—the mo^t exriting automotive Try this magic at your dealer’s today. With^fahu- SOFA LET US TEST news in ten years — and the All-new Aerodynamic loiK jpt-age styling and blazing 90-90 Turbo-Torque, STYLE ^ '5 0 ' ^ $2.75 Your W atch Free Plymouth *.56 is the f\ n t low-price car to liring it to I’lvmoiitli gives you ^or more than the "other 2.” In 30 Seconds you! Nothing could he simpler: witli a fingcr-tip touch Prints and solids Ntyled. in the newest Vogue, 2(X) \ -B hp availaMe with PbwerPtk in all 4 linp» — Savoy, on our on a button, you clioose your rfriving range., 'IIicm I lara anfl .'''iiWtirban. Or chooao 187 hp in and Suburban colnred-and detailed iij a cosily manner. Men’s, women’s, girls’ PIymou|h’s fully automatic PowerFlite—the world's linr«. In Savoy and Plaza linei you rM 180 V 8 hp. /H you prrfer ilia overshoes and rubbers Hiiwr-ronomy of PlymoulVi PowrrMow 6 - alw iviiUbU in all 4 Hanging Planter Plate ...... sold in fbe downstairs most advanced transmission—lakes command! linc»-)(iu |ri 123 bp, or 131 hp wiih PdwerPak. • r S 2 .9 8 Bb.vs'^ Shop Shoe Dept. A scientific printed record pthde electronically will tell -you the Chippendale Hanging Tray .... • S 3.98 true condition and rate of your Pr. Canape (hanging) Traj’s . S 2 .9 8 watch. Magazine Rack . . . ___ ...... S 3 .9 8 EXPERT WAtCH REPAIRS PRq.MPT Wwte Basket ...... 5 2 i9 8 ECONOMY?'Ai. SERVICE De*k B a s k e t...... $ ] .9 3 1 Hafiging Picture Tray ...... $ 2 .9 8 GEHOUSE&SON Allhnew Aerodynamic \0 * N B.=ZSS3S= - "S J C i L S . . " I' > MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 7^ BiAlNlST. W (Advertise in The Hergld— It Pays I-

, - r t ' -A ■ EIGHT — m M g * MANCHESTER EVENIUQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNES^Vi^OVEMBEB 16, 1986 MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERA1^.>^ MANCHBBTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1985 PAGE NINE ineluda^va naw numbara for tba Communiata, I t naw mambara for Aad aa I toft ha aaM to mo: Droodlei Patients Operate I thank you, you hava haoa ae Hebron what similar lines prevloualy, sHUt the free world. Baaidaa Outer Jion- ktod. on another trip taken by-her, Eotnittg lieraUi School Bids I Ban Opposition was much enjoyed at ona of (ilia , the Oommunlata arould Mf B o o n FBIOB The Open Fo^ihim 'Store at Hospital U’l nlde to talk with folks Uko you. Classwork Topic )AR meetings. All Interested iNa Xlbania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Tou see. Communications for publications in ths O p^ Fopun wlU not He aald, I'm blind. " " n scenery will be sure to Rumania. The free world 13 would By KENNETH Q. GILMORE coming lecture. Members IlMCMflltr. Oqm. be guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. Tampa, Fla. (AV-S^aUenU at the "SST For PTA'Sessioii wUl present from Cblcheater, “CALLING ALL be Auatria, Camttodla, ceylori, Fin­ NCA Stotr OerrMpoadent The Heriald reserves ths right to decline ^ publish any matt^ SoaUiwest . Florida Tuberculosis Oh God forgiva me whim I VSS& i^t^'SSSh land. Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, whine, Waihlpgtim INEA) — 'Diiler- Hebron id East Hampton. ^blUbcra that may bs libelous or which is In bsd.wte. Free expression Hospital operate their own sundry f)MuM«d October L U*I Laos, Libya, Nepal, Portugal and i have two eyes the world U aslaed diqiotltlon to the Supreme Hebron, Nov. 16 iSpeclall—Mrs. VtMts Totvn 'of political views Is desired by conttribtwons of this charactsf store and get the benrilt of all the Allan L\ Carr, curator of the k r«n tcviaiai > BxeoM Spain—not all of theac the beat- profits. mine. > Court’s decisions xgxinst pubUc t’^rett B. l^ rja f, “local P tA prasl- a Hottuys. CBtored at wo but Tetters which are dsfamstory or ^ualvs will be rejected. Stanton Ho Clinton, spent hla at Maactaeattr. Coon-, aa known and most atable rountriea The profits have been used 'to Later, walking down the atrost. I •chool segregation la picking up dmtKinvltes'all interested to at­ dayoff, Mon , 6t hit former He- I HaU Mattar. In the world either. buy two televiston sets and a movie aaw a child with tyea o f blue, momentum In the South, according tend jkm eetlng of the PTA this bron home. WOODWORKERS” Heepllal'e Preaslagf Needs •vsllpcation of among the Con­ fundM screen for the wards, to set up an He atood and watched the others to latest .reports received here. evening Tn the Elementary Itohool TKW ____RATCB We don’t know which la the sil­ necticut hospitals making appllca- Tha resistance ie ective, or- audltoriumK opening at . 8 o^lock $ I.Advance To the Editor. emergency fund for needy patienta play. It seemed he knew not Manchester Herald He- •TOKTui^ IU.6U lier—our holding out ag Inat Outer Jdon, next fa)l. If our application geniaed end widespreed. In most with , a bueihM meeting.. oeeeaaeeeeeaLeieaeeee W. B. Rogers letter of Oct. 28 to,provide fare home'/or some dis­ what to do. X broa eorretpenden IMiwtt Pendlo- TO THIS • . •aeaaeeeeeeaaaeaeeoaaa Mongolia, or Russia holding out U among those acted upon favor­ charged patients, and to supply cases, however, It does not fol­ The program, arrang^ by Pro­ MfeM ••••aa ae a ea e ea e aa aa e to the Open Forum calls attention ably, we will be r^ulred to match I stopped a m om ei^ th en I said. low the violent. pettem o f the gram Committ^cnialrman Philip ton, telephoiie A' 6-9454. v n ...... eaeeaeeeaaaaaea tao for It. All we know Is that the Items /rom the stor. to patients . Why don't you Job tha others *se to one of the Important problei^ the amount allocatetJ to iw on the who can’t pay and can’t work. diecredited Ku KIux Klan. A num- Patros, will feature an outline by ...... •* damage done by this ndlw A»d challenging hospital trustees. It basis of two to one.. In other words, dear 7 ber of its perticipenU are respect­ teachers showing use of materials 'Those who have lio-resources but He looked ahead w IUiou^va word, p i Apply for a Loam ...... MSaiBKR o r _ deadlock. If it peraists, will is not s new problem at Msn^es- should the State allot us the max­ can work ope/ate the store, handle’ ed community lenders. of different kinds, and'^em entary FREE DEMONSTRATION ter Memorial. During the / con­ and then I knew he c ^ d not Supervisor, Mias Ida iiidel, will THB A g so cu n o ) PJIKW_^ be greater than fha damage in­ 'Alligator Waiting For imum three hundred thousand dol­ the mobile cart used f to Join this Outfit because when for 9 theKa Agedm spas4 snd satas*SM*lx>All«> cbronically 111 111. I anywhere near that -- amount — ____ a « but These figures are based on in- L^ffion. With prEvlouE donEtiont hm words that are mot there. los.' Inc. __ two great powers insist on their tienU Executive Council, backed Wjth legs to take me Where Fd go, IS ir rw u t 0 wuMtn o MMU PubUehers «ep«eMUU»esi The ■ ' , liehe WRRwas ypung ... he . suffered...... — - from------The specific need was snd still is the fact is that there are pressing by hospital authorities. Information received by the South­ this brings the total to date up to If Ave could try to right from Julltu Mathews JiMCial A sm y — New for accommodations for these pa- With eyes to ■** UMTsunsets glow. $323. There will be $302 more to w r W , deadlocks, no matter how narrow Acrophobia, or a morbid fear of needs In almost every department With.ears to begr what I would ern Education Reporting Service, tiq^ts adjacent to or connected raise before the goal of $625 la With the bitter and the eweet-, o r the ground and mlAor the'issue on high ' ' .places. ‘ Stanley used to get Incredible aa It may- seem, after know. MmST an Independent organization „ in with a class A hospital. A aurvey AOMtUi. There'li'ho segregation iprlhis high school at Oak Ridge, Tenn., where the Atomic Energy Commission reached. A backdrop curtain and We’d have no troubles to unfold, CmCDLATKWn. which the deadlock! are located. d lu y when his shoes had Just been completing the addition of only Oh God forgly^ n>e when I whine Nashville, Tenn., set up \o report hsif-soled and he wouldn't get on by the State Indicates that such three years ago, we are again fre­ objectively all developments in haa ordered compliance wtih the Supreme Court ruling. ' But elsewhere in the South, new organiza­ other needs are to be taken care To make oUr Uvea complete. I ’m blm se^indindeed, the world is MOW lent I iiivfSHmT. a unit could be built and operated quently short of beds. We need A Thought for Today areas affected by the Court' de- tions are springing up pa oppose desegregation In the public acbools. ' , ' of by the fund. a»SiJSnS“n £ »,^ S S ^ a See-Saw unless he had a safety mlnSv-’ Bctter Safe Than Brilliant belt and a cardboard container. at less cost and at the same time more room In the laboratory, the . eisionS. It’s monthly publication Vandallinl Reported If we Just toy to sU rt from Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Hol­ •cratch, \ But he overcame his fear and in have quickly available to It. the X-ray and Children’s Department. "Today, upon a bus, 1 saw a lovely (Priiited oti the walls o f the SSSiliu U called "Southern School News." ganized economi^'-’preBaurc resiat, delay and stall. They took In The liaachenter Evenlag BeraM. ' To many Americans, inchiding combe of Hartford, when visiting And fiel there (s i^hance, time he made 200 Parachute Jumps laboratories. X-ray department We are badly in need of storage girl with golden hair, Bridgewater Prison, Mass.) Opposition Breakdown weapon agtinsL-^yone.” on many different names. Here Surprise Shower adrarttslad e lw ^ hewat and all the other extensive facil­ their CQuntry place, "The Stour? If we Just keep o u r s ^ r s g o up many wpo didn’t evsn vote for and 196 Landings. (There’s an ex­ space and the situation in the I -envied her, she seemed so gay, Submitted by MaJ. John Pickup. mCKST Here is the oppqsitlon break­ It is pointer outOI however, that are some that have not been planation for this but the Air ities of a modern emergency hoi- tmOTMu House" near the Hebron-Marl- And. not stay In a t^ce. ■ fS TuwS s^ l A at him, the pronouncements ' with emergency and accident rooms la snd wished 1 w^^rc so fair / Sponiored by the Manchester down where It is most effective: pressureressure lais /being exerted by Citi­ noted: For Miss Pyka Par Wedaaadap-i p. ta T ja w w . Force haa Asked me to keep It pital. acute. Betides, the 6ld laundry, Strongest pjo - segregation ac­ zen's Covthclls and other groups. White America, Inc. (Arkansas), borough line, the past .weekeml. If we should, rise and^t things which Adlal Stevenson, in 19.12. When suddeoly she rose Council of Churches. (MTIOYIR'I found that the house had been en­ Fall and figure It’s the ei^ IVir Thiirsdar—1 » m. Wednesday. quiet.) This Juit goea to ahow Federal aid for building has built to serve a fify bed hospital AOOMU:__ tivity comes from the Citizens’ For example in Selma, Ala., Friends of Segregated Schools finally accepted the yiominstlon of what perseverance, courage and been mxde available through the I saw her hobble down tered and rapsacked. apparently We’d have a reason to ei K s s c iy r-n?ffias- is wholly fnadequate. aisle; Council movement. It claims 50,- heart 'of. / the state’s Negro belt, (Mississippi), Christian Americans Miss Barbara A, Fyka, daughter Claasttled dead&e: u S ^ ‘ aj| aaffe hla party for the preiM^ncy were self-control can do. Especially, Kllt-Burton Act, the money being Mr. Fred Verplanok is familiar UNDERCOVER WORK Southern School News reports Segregation Association .-pf Dela­ by hoodlums. Nothing of much And never make amends She had one leg, snd wore Aaomt ' 000 members In Mississippi and is of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walter J. Pyka value was missing but window- ^ ^ pnbUeatlon except gatur^ay — when accompanied by a good boot rdlstrlbuted yearly through the with all these problems and with M LOSS vreported to be busy in Alabama that 16 out of 29 Negroes who ware, Maryland Petition Commit­ notable because they seehied deep, and as she passed a Harrisburg,. Ra. (IP)—Some peo­ panes were broken out and other in the pants, from a first ser- Slate Department of Health. The his usual farsightedness, and gen­ I apd Louisiana. About 40 1 o c a’ t signed a desegregation'' petition tee, Tenneasee Society to Main­ Sr., of 90 Lydall St., bride-elect of If all it takes is Just a spark. imptuMioned statements df irulhs ple dse very peculiar book mark­ t IJS mischief done. t To keep thla flame aglow,' ♦ Wednesday, Noverttber Cl* , gespt. Trustees of M;anchester Memorial erosity, has made a aubaUntial / ; oouncilB have been formed in Sleuth were fired from their Jo»>s. This tain Segregation. Howard M. Whaples of Vernon, Oh. God, forgive me when I ers. Just ask Dan Healey, director M.M School Doctor deeper than politics. Their ^up- have' been in constant touch with contribution specifically for the JB* Carolina. ' estimate wax given by Alston There are other one-man out­ If every atep that walks ahead whine. y / ' dti the Harrisburg Public Library. # u honored with • nilscellaneous Dr. Mervyn Uttle of Wilhmen- You're In the further row. No f southern green streamers. Miss Pyka aat A tu io r y txpsrt will dsmonstrste the moat anlqoe and the world have already paid When th,^'Amoke cleared, he of a curly-hairm girl under a school, when and if called for. Dr. Marion Roberts been no man who eajd more. Still, mond Goalee, la preparing tenta­ Hospital. ch^m , PINANCI CO., INC. and Individual Liberty is working added, "I don't believe there would Delaware. But among responsible beneath an umbrella adorned with snd versstile woodwfirkint moulder snd pisner* Don’t found that o n ^ tra y waa dead, (he tive plana for submission at that (JhristmSs tree. \ Soutliemera It Is considered a the same oolora to unwrap her Little Is by birth a Hebron native, 203 Main St. soma price for the Incapacity of I talked with him he seemed so vssimiMtnsn . . smmJNm> against mixed classrooms in Vir- have been the unity of action that miss this show. - he was badly beaten. other had made' a clean get-away time, 'The Slate authorities will But the thing that baffles Healey MANCNimi . PiwM! MITCNfU S4I4S reckleM hate group. lovely gifts.' the son of the .late Mr. and Mrs. Preaidrat Eiaenhower. . A beaver can fell half a doxen /'glad, Osw rwf. W«S. W>. fiM f* S.JS nia. North Carolina has its Pat- there waa without the educational It is a mark of the evolution of and 10 chickens were no n}ore. announce their decision as to the is how anyone could clip a flash­ Her aunt. Mrs. Victor Pyka, who George A. Little of this town. FUEL EXHAUSTED At laaat this can ba said; If young fruit trees In a night. If I were l»ta 'twould do no harm, MS fhundmrt fM »»$• C h ft ta of North Carolina, Inc. work of the Citizens’ Council.” Suffolk, Va. (F) — A motorist, light in a book and forget it. Um « mm*t K rMlAwWi« (tM HMtfcr Mw aasiated with the decorations, cen­ DAA Meeting Mr, Stevenson that he has now .^aracterhitic of ' m a n y of Roy Wilkins, executive secre­ out of gas here, asked a passing ! ASlh»HOWYO|ICANSAVK thera had beep,any chance that tered the buffet table with a beau­ The regular meeting of Colonel irsued a statement of candidacy t h e ^ groups,' but not all of them, tary of the National Association Pick New Slate Henry Champion Chapter, DAR, driver for -directions to the near­ American diplomacy would'go to is the. fact that their leadership for the Advancement of Colored tiful, large shower cake, lighted for 1966 which is distinguished by will be held at the home ef the re­ est filling station. / 2 0 * /e D U M M THIS DIKilQNSTRATION Genova in an Imaginative, pliable, often ik top drawer and that the People, takes a dim view ,of the tapers and flowers. TTie passing driver — a pollce- the fact that It could hardly, have Of Jiii^ipr CYO gent Mrs. Alfred B. Nesi, at Com- reaoarcsful operation, that chance groups, themselves, Repeatedly re' upswing of opposition- groups,--tt; ....Two. pjravlous showers . wera atoek’a Bridge, tomorrow, at 2 man In a tmtroljMr — pointed to Stven; for her by~Mr»7"KBy"A .Tiry - WUimX .MHifM ^ II It is careful and-safe, ^KH^nce::rtqleneei"-aay1^Dott".^h<^e- - "‘inrthe nght tbrnttanriroirw- p ;« i M rs Btanley^-Revtn o f- Bast one on tke- hlU,-/hie'i ratligr"^thtn I n s p lr r tI t fa more maker, executive- director 'o f the zernhip rlghU. the Negro Is faced Maureen MdKeevSr waa elected of thla town and Mrs, Howard Hampton will ahow stides iilustrat. ed walking toward It. Before he thoae touches and Influencaa Souther n'Question Reporting Muir of Wapping. Withrj'" h. a conspiracy to deny equall- president of the Junior CYO of St. Ing a western trip. Mrs. Neal and reached It he was overhauled by t m jidiiiiM ,ih^ whleh ■oHly - the Prsstdent haa Berviesr------\— ------W ; he Charges.. ..Here^ml-6h«ref|-^j^--f,j 'aiirefi- - —Xha..coupia -will ba! marrlad- on -Mms--Marjorie \H. Martin -will be the cop;- who noted that- the n a- jsfdrid eapiwa of tb ia . , toward -Uis pinnacles of “They are vehy careftil to say 4ot(lpg /he, .South., organlzatloaa. S.at.hr.^ay,, Npy. 19,, at 11 .a.hi. In Icss car contained 15 5-gallon Jars "Over 80 Yesns^ Qwity sn^ they Hdh't Tieiieve’Ih '’Violefit reso­ American policy. Throughout his philosophicgl truth. It contains have sprung up overnight. Some meeting. ^ St. Bridget's feKurcH...... ra. & v lh gave 'a talk bn some­ of Illegal whli'kby;...... ' the political necessities raider lution / o f this que^on. Some with fancy names like Virgina’s Other officers elected \yere: aervica aa President, the routine frankly say they ari^xerting eco­ than the Intellectusl' adventures. Defenders of, State^ Sovereignity Mary Ellen Crowell, vice presi­ policy conclusions of his admin' nomic and other pressures on and Individual Liberty, others like dent"; Robert Oowell, treasurer: Istrstlon havs been lacking in dis­ It Is designed to be_^ everything to Watkins new Negroes not to petltlon/for com­ the White Citizens' Councils of and Betty Jean Callahan, secre-. tinction and they have often been everybody,, which ^mesna it it pliance with Supreme Cqurt de-- Mississippi; which frankly declare tary. nothing. ciaions. Others deny it." \ their anti-Negro purpose.” The Junior CYO-jineeta weekly JAN. FEB. MAR. APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT.’ O a . NOV.^,DEC dangerous. Ha has been the one Perhaps the most favorable case This evofutlon of Mr. Stevenson One thing Is certain. Tbe extent on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at St. who, oftsp by a solo ilecltlon, has for these opposition groups was of organized opposition is greater Bridget’s Church. broken thle routine. certain to be hailed, by those made recently by South Carolin'a'a thsn many experts believed it Lt. Gov. Ernest F. Hollings. He A t Geneva, it conference eup- who admired him last time, so would be. The Supreme Court's GENERAL FLUB much that they almost voted for •aid; jecond ruling ’.sat May is now seen San Antonio. Tex. (Ft r— A cere­ poeedly being held to exploit the "It is my belief that the Citi­ him, as the degradation of Mr. ' s the f0remo.1t factor for trigger- mony at the San'Antonio General opening the President himself zens’ Councils, by mobilizing the this activity. Depot reminded an old-timer of a Ilf achieved at Geneva last summer, Stevenson. It might nvore fairly be best leaderrtiip at the community Prompt, Reasonable . Start simi)ar one In 1943, when the late American policy has been so rou­ described as the hardening of Mr. Chatham level, can help to restore decency In\effect, the Court told local Gen. John A. -Porter spoke on the Stevenson. Like many aii idealist in government and maintain peace schoolauthorities they must make depot’s 100th anniversary. \ tine it has sounded like a bnAen and security for all people, both who falls, when he makes' some a pompt and rea.ionable start "Ladies and gentlemen," he be­ \ record. The inference is that, with­ white and Negro. I am glad that towards \ desegregation within gan, "the San Antonio General de­ \ out tha President himself actively valiant, half-way attempt to fol­ responsible spokesmen for the practical Imitations. pot is now entering its full floom movement say they do not use or- at the helm, hla administration low hfs ideals, Mr. Stevenson has This stirred up many groups to of maternity!” • has lacked either the tajent or the resolved to be practical this time. ______\ courage to do more than grind This Ume, he will be sure to along on fixed posittbns. If. to lu follow the rules. And the rules say credit It may at least have that It Is betler to be safe than thought o f. ptaye and poUcles brilliant,' better to beguile the hun­ D—CHEST 94;S0 which might hava taken the dred than Inspire the one, better Appearing V Person initiative, it probably hesitated to to play both sides of every IjMue introductory prices) \ try to burden the convalescing instead o f Just this right sida. AT THE President with the tssk of con­ 'We, the people, cannot com­ sidering end spproving such ds- plain.’ For we W k e the rules. And n ciMons, or contributing his own It is quite po^ble that, last time, delightfully quaint SUPER typical brand of play or policy. Uia real enuMa was not the self- FIRST NAT MARKET The result is a lltUs aa if Aihsr- labeled o^ w e clecUd, but the ef Ican diplomacy had, by bsauUful fort Stevdiiaon w«a making to run 1041 MAIN STREET and Imaginatlva quarterbacking, for thw presidency without corn- when^accented/with black! K4ANCHESTER penetratsd to tha opposition 10- prom ^ of principle and truth, ygrd lint, snd thsn suddtnly found w t have a leeaer Stevenson, this THURSDAY, Pl^lDAY and SAi;^URDAY itsslf without sny quarterback at for his party’s nomination Lovtiy Chatham^hsrry with its tsuthantic Colonial all. Our strategy at Geneva' on rain. The fact that he la a lesser styling . . ogee bracket feet, thumb-nail drawer and this 10-ysrd Uns, has been ths, Stevenson, by some Judgments, straight propaganda plungs, does not mean that he is a lesa l i o n edges, pineapprr and spindle beds . » takes on nothing tiae. Pursuing formidable Stevenson. The fauRs added charm when combined with Watkins reproduc­ Let Mrs. McDowell hel^ B h^qythejiitt m oddyerxr.*, brg^ym trJbninowf strate|y, ws havs been be is going to develop are human tions of chairs, banch^and rockers in black and gold! X \ G — 38.00 for a lots, and Ultra la a n ___^hsp- and political' and familiar—faults you with your cooking py suspicion that, as tha/mnfsr- paople undtrstand ahd discount snes la ending, the opposition Is In and fall for, all In the mysterious POMMslon o f ths b ^ A s the complex reaction which dis­ Choose* Operi. Stock problems. whlsUe blows at Ge^VA the op- tinguishes man as thsi political poslUco hasn’t scorM either. But snimsl. ' Look at thc.se introductory jirice.s! Buy as that doesn't slteiythe 'regret over miuiy pieces a.s you need. S a v e ^ each piece! A \ n V E REASONS IVHV the fact that /we might have ■ Delegate? At—Reg. $64.50 Pineapple-Post Reds ..50.75 Everyday Meals ■ewred. and didn’t. B— Reg. $120.00 52-iiich Double Dhesscr Rase _/____ We are, we think, not unduly B— BASE 115.00 lacking in the quallly b f charit­ with 0 drawer.d ...... \ . . 115.00 !’■ The Thing C— Rejjr. $.’14.05 Mirror, 38' -. x 30' . able credulity. We are willing to C— MIRROR 32.50 ______Sibillty of long-tlClayed believe. I'lcfies ...... ■....'...... ‘ .\..'12.,5() Parties ny thing, ^ ap4 •gresment on a package deal for especially so if it makes somebody i)=^Reg. .^no.OO 34-inch Chest ...... >0O0" the am ission of new United Na­ happy. ' E—Ri?g. $37.50 Bedside Cabi.net, 17 X 14 inches ...... 34.0.5 tions members appeared one hio- /B u t there are limita. . E— 34.95 ment and disappeared the next. ' We are asked to believe that, F—Reg. $54:50 Spindle Beds . .'49.50 Formal Dinners X - m . Piret, the United States finally down In Greenwich last Sunday announced that it had reveraed^ts the National Audubon Society \ H—46.50 Mrs. Winifrtd McDowsU own atand back to where It had was conducting its annual lunch­ originally been—for a package ad- eon meeting, pn the 415 acre Bench copied from mltafon of new mmbers. The hU- Audubon Center, when.aome mem- * original owned by Mrs! Winifred McDowell l e Every day you wait, you are missing 3 # Every day you w a it, you are missing. tory of our poUcy on thli issue ie_ ber who had deserted luncheon /or our C. Elmore Wat­ TVSTAR that first we were for 'the pack his binoculars gave out \vith an kins. and that Russia was for con alert. ’ the added protectioj} of Ford the fuh of Thunderbird Y-8* power! OF • * - aiderlng^ each------applicant =ci>»r«n:- separste- Whereupon, 76. members Reg. SI6.95 ly. Titeii Russia began to ahow their:cheese sandwicHes;— Lifeguard Design! signs of accepUng the package to believe as the menu 4 * Every day you wait, your present Idea, whereupon we sixUched to annual meeting and W ith the principle that each applicant trooped outside where they were ^FUN FOOD” Modern 2 * Every day you wait, you have fewer car is going down in value! must receive separate------considera­ .. treated to the spectacle of a . I '■ tion. All "that would have been koiden eagle, which happens to be needed to complete a double re­ days of being envied for owning a new the eagle of the far west, circling F— BEDS 49.50 Full or twin sire verse o f policy Would have been directly overhead. Tables WGTH-TV, Channel 18 '5 e Every day you wait, you are missing for ua to icome out for the pack­ ^56 Ford with Thunderbird styling! ** if this'Impoasiblei and illogl- age now and then have Russia------sight ware not enough, the a great deal! ^ back to its own original *ol—The areas. ' (CoattaiMd from Page. One) was-otnuiderably leas Utah Cqo- ' Olasa Wool Other Pumpa from 6.95 aad up Temporary, Inconaeqaentlal (OoAtlAaed frMB PagA Ou«) lead to a aettlement. Mary’e Episcopal Church and plan COPACO DOO POOD United States learned a idiarp md tMmfUl's. a mutu^ security pact or by any He also proposed compenretlon for Dr. Paul Kotin, University of I Ht was being brought back aa a other effretive means.” "We regret that th# Israeli gov­ those of the 1,100,000 ■ refugees to attend the 11 .s.m. eervice on 100% pore freeh froaea V A (OtoatiatMd froot Page One) reallaUc lesson today about the Southern California School of out of 25 atlcks of dynamite and USE OUR LAY-AWAY FLAN FOR CHRISTMAS NOW By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Meanwhile, he said, the govern­ ernment it not prepared' to ap­ Su^sy. Both are prominent in vulnerability of its cities to atomic placed them in his mother's . 1 result of Nationalist pressure Written for'NEA Service Ntw Yora's Democratic Mayor who do not wront to be repatriated. beef, granad fine. Lb. I O C Medicine, addressing a symposium JwMch took the form of terrorist ment will continue to be guided by proach y»e PaleaUha question in Israeli AmbasMdor Ebon sal(l Pythian circles and Mre. Chace In 4-Lb. PAckngeu. Bfe: that u n buelnesB, farms attack by Jet bombers. on lung cancer. ■ / vaee. * '■ ' A mother writes that her 14- Rorert Wagner said: "Let's have an atmosphere of compromise frequently attends meetlnga of Ruth MHlett A comparative handful df awift ga«e Kabbit Bnisb Seen MANCHEST^Il PET CENTER ibombiilgs and shootings lynd guer- a U.S.-Britiah-Frepch declaration that security phet now and then sit Shukhoiry’a plan was "completely have become ’ larger to make ■ Dolllver said the jf/naontt 'TUla warfare__ year-old daughter comploiha that which is needed if a solution of this unrealistic." He Mid Israel li a 'Sunset Rebekoh Lodge.. . We Give jjaW Green Stompe maehanisation practical; that bombers, streaking inland at low 995 MAIN ST.—Wo Give O m n Stam pa-M l 9-427S her legs hurt her on and off, es­ of May 25, 1950. This declaration down and talk *reut It.” dangerous problem la to be “tovereign nation and not a trust Besides Robert, their first born, altitude, evaded an elaborate ra­ ...... *T could __ ten..Ij.*.., you ' 25 U ...... murderers 4U... I lounged oh 44.. hla___ bun)::__ or occasional' ' I The Ixmiblnge and ahootinga gave moral supp»rt to temporary Open Mon.— St. / Florida westward through Louisi­ (Mich.) explains' wjiy he re­ and effort getUng rid of sagebrush. expressed in messages by other with as a welfare problem and not reaches a place where she feels he ana and northward as far as Vir­ becausS'of more definite statutes .•capltaL difflcUlty, though she worries American leaders to the New York The white-haired Premlei\ wear­ peace proposals, he added. On Anniversary Thera are four grandchildren hn() VENETIAN BUNDS as a farm, problem.'' fused to ansy^er pblice ques­ on murder. But two'researchera from Oregon about.it. . , ing rettle dress os he addreased five greet grAndchildren. doesn't really need her any more? ginia. tions when arrested op drunk- , Ine Rocky Mountain News said * Ebepmaing fear of dleorder, one rzlly. ' 'The- UN’s 1047 resolutions, he EXPERTLY / Sluaher said programs that do Tests New Weapons State College say that ranchera jpbaerver commented,' "Ail it would There are, of .'ourse, several poa- Former President Harry Tru­ the Knesset (Parliament), ^lled M id, had been made void by Arab ' ' ' . ' " ! That la the question of a reader driving charg'e. - in a copyrighted article a chance A C E T O ' t Eden's proposal "fantattic." Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Chace. The flower of the dandelion is sibllitiei which may explain the attack In 1948. not help the farmer to help him> who devoted IS years to helping They were ."enemy” aircraft par- remark about a unique C5iristmaa who kill aagebrush* that^^lqesn't dUke la for one Frenchman to itep man said the present objective of 15 Laurel PI„ will keep, "open odorleea. •elf will ';destroy rather than cure tlclpaUfig in the giant military n one Moroccon’e toes, or Vice pains which this girl complains of, the American government "should Qurion said the plan “to trunc^c Nevertheleos, Eden told the •UUNDEREP her husband get. set in hti career I'll try again next year./lhis gift led to the arrest of Graham, have a good grass cover under it such as flat feet, or improper pos­ the territory of Israel for the )>en house” at their home Sunday'j Nov. the patient.” Some other farmer and *>now has suddenly realized exercise sagebrush; This was a isn't "Custer'a last stand." The newspaper said neighbors ersa.’* )>« the immediate conversion of the House of Commons there could be witnesses expressed similar views. "tactical’’ maneuver to test appli­ may be the victims of something D R IY E -IN . f ture when standing or walking. tripartite declaration of 1950 into eflt of its neighbors has no legal, P »n-. honoring Mr. •REPAIRIO Should Quit Farm that with aucceas he has become —Farmer A. J. Cuater who failed told the FBI Friday, eight days af­ even worse. e Some of the Sultan's extreme The moat likely explanation, moral, or logical basis, and can- *^^1 «nd Mrs. Winfield M. Chace, 29 pretty aeif-Sufficient. cation of modem ground and Air to grow 300 bushels of corn on a ter the Nov. 1 crash, that Grah'km , IW SPRUCE STREET Rationalists' also have becoming a more clearly defined security Poleatlne dispute .until Israel 24HOURSE^OH Then there was the advice of Forpe weapons and tactics to bat­ That's rabbitbrush, , a hearty however, is that this youngster is guarantee for all the peoples of the hot re considered.” and the Arabs sgretd to “some Main 8t„ who will observe their MARLOW'S plain-spoken Daniel E. Boodry, The first thing to do is to put tingle acre of hla Garret, Ind., '(old them he was heartbroken be- KlaiUusioned with him because of suffering from the condition which 60th wedding anniversary on that T E L .JA M tU out of your qiind the notion that tlefield flghting. farm. cXu.se he had hidden the gift, a range perennial that moves in SPECIAL ON / . ^ is stress upon French-Moroccon Middle East.” He added that Eden's atatement fonrh of compromise.” He urged And Other n m Stores whSha.* farmed S3 years in Goshen But what the military learned quickly when other vegetation is is commonly ' called "growing The 1950 declaration came after was likely to intensify "Arab both ikides to move from their un- data. Friends of the couple are OowH)'. Wyq. Asserting agricul­ your husband doesn't need you any JevVelry-maiking tool, in her lug­ ITriendaMp and "interdependence” pains” and - it is this possibility cordially invited to. call at their CONN. VENETIAN more simply because he no longer about Its business had a corollary If you went to pack a court, rig gage rather than presenting it Ih killed. Overgrazing, fire and cul­ WatAer than Moroccan Indepen- the Poleatihe War, in which laraal aggression” and may leosen the yicldlngvpoeltlone. OPEN MONDAYS ture *‘0M take care of itMlf if left in the problem of protecting cities wMch will be discussmL won more territory in aome areas possibility of peace. convenience during the reception BLIND LAUNDRY CO. alone,’’ NBoodry suggested that needs you to help him in his strug­ an election, suborn a Ck>ngres.s, person, ^ tivation have encouraged its spread POLISH IMPORTEDHAM ^ $1.35 plence. ‘ > There is some difference of medi­ In Beirut, Lebanon's Foreign hours. gle toward success. themselves from similar Jet-Tom capture a labor union or bring the "ITie Fpi went into ■ action as until It has now become a maijor The 41-year-old Sultan took off than hgd been provided by U.N. In London, Britain expressed Mlnliter alim - Lohoud called ^ T i L CHRISTMAS ESTAHLISHBD INT farmers fHjollering” about the sit­ attack. ROESSLLER’S OR ARMOUR’S cal opinion on the importance of Mr. and Mrs. Chace were mar­ uation slio^ quit the farm. It is probably true -that he no schools to heel, ftr.st get rid of .soon as learned Graham had range threat In some areas. Cat­ rom Paris this morning in the growing pains. Most who have longer needs you to held him fight When the .aggressor planes set ybur nosy, newsy press. opened his' mother's packed suit­ tle won't eat it. ame four-englndd plane that On the o i^ r hand came the off this mock war with their strtkS' sttidled youngsters with this com­ complaint of It. V. Fitzgerald Jr., his way to the top, if the big strug­ --Joseph L. Jones, UP vice presi­ cases to in ^ rt the surprise gift, W. W. Chilcote and C. E. Poul- MINCED HAM _ Lb. 49c ught Mm from Mi exile in mon complaint feel that these gle la behind him. last night, defending forces Jiad dent, on the evils of censorship. the News sald> ton, OSC range experts, say aage Madagascar a few weeka ago. A farmer-apokestmm for nls neigh­ ample warning that trouble was vague aches are usually unimpor- bors in Aurora Cbtmty, B. D. But ask yourself a few questions Roy Moore, assistant agent In can keep rabbitbrush In check. party of French dignitaries saw tmnt and only occasionally of a seri­ and your answers may show you coming. Only the t^ue pf attack I’m quite sure the President charge pf the FBf’s two-state Den­ GENOA SALAMI Lb. $1*25 hint off. The Sultan’e wives, con­ “We spearheaded the LIKE CHILDREN cubines and' household servants iive medical treatment much needed by your so-called ports Indicated that a subatantlal farm. Bo would Mamie. Investigation, XefusCd to confirm jloUowad in another plane. In many children with growing any farm prognim sMich will, "self-aufflclent'' hysband. number of the attackiitg planes —Sen. Frank Carlson. (R-Kan), or deny the part played by neigh- . 'Virginia Beach, Va. (>P)—Baron lh • through economic naoewlty, place Cudofiy's Frozen Turkoys . 59c In a parting atatement, .the Sul- pains the condition teems merely L* '*¥ . • A 61 Wlwt About Home,Life? foiled radar w aging systems and long-time Eisenhower boMter. , Imrs in breaking the base.'' Sllvercruys, Belgian ambassador LBS. OR OVER en eimressed satisfaction with the to be oaused by growing so'fast I*., • . T »t «, .*! the farmer into the e^loy of Is his home still impo;Tant to suddenly appeared over target air Mrs. King made costiiM* Jewel­ to the United States who first l)e- giant 'corporation' farms ^ into him? If it iav tlfsn you are certain­ fields before flghtkra' could raise; vay French officials had under- that the bones and muscles come the cities there to compete in the We would not deserve to survive ry for her fanUlv and friends ahd gah serving his nation In Wash­ btood hia views of Moroccan prob­ Under some strain. ly needed as a homemaker. If it to Intprbept them. If we were taken in by this peace had wished for the unique tool for ington in 1919, explained why he lems. ' labor pool as an unbilled worl isn't, then perhaps your big,Job Fruit Baskets Made Up $5.00 And up In tych cases, and if the Ab­ he said. Radar did pick up the imagea (Russia's "peace and light”) cam­ some time, the newspaper ^ gaid. seldom makes a speech. Mohamed Bekkal, his personal normalities are mild aind one rtt- right now la to try to create the Of some of the fast flying bombers paign. She was flying to Anchorage, ''My thought is that d'/lokiata pects them to. b« corrected by the Similarly, A. Lars Nelson, m a ^ kind of home that he can enjoy. W* SpBcidiiii in Fruits and Vogatoblas. pepresenUtiye and posaible pre- ter of the Washington State and there were some Interceptions. —Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga) Alaska, to visit a daughter. are like cMldren,” he said:'"They nler, predicted at least orte million pasaagt of time, treatment — at \. Now that you have reached dr But, for the peace of mind of de­ returns from Russia. It was announced in (Chicago should be seen and not heard.” least extensive treatmwit—is hard­ Grai^, jaid the queatton that come cloae to the ambitiona jforoccans would gather on the should be uppermost in the minds fense .planners of the nation, the meadow within the palace gates to ly necessary. were once your go^ in life, first reports suggested that too hear him make a speech. Good food, plenty of sunshine, of all Is “do we want to maintain S many of the enemy succeeded in the American standard of living . you any ne% goals to work Miijlliiliiiiliiliiiiiiiili' The triumphal route passes and adjustment through nortrr.I on every type and size of farm in towai^^? If not, then y6ur husband their mission. through dozens of triumphal Aging is sufficient to take care of the natlonT" attll neMa you to kelp him plan for The "wkr” which sprawled jout rehes decorated ih-the Moroccan the difficulty. to Include, in its air phase, s large “I think that we do," he said.. the future.' olors of red and green. More serioui. abnormaltie* may Can yoii .hohestly say that your segment of Dixie and which was t Rabat realdenta showed their be present. The help of . an ortho­ Those who want farming con­ concentrated >n seven million acre;3 sidered aolely as a business gen- interests mM development haVe iiiiii Joy by displaying huge portralU of pedic Surgeon in deciding whether kept pace with your husband's ? If pi maneuve.r ground ..in western iii b.rAces. or Other special measures txjiitiSiirmv-tangutriied^t'ttr- iii_r “ r«wj!Yn. And, stretching hka- —support irogram of-the -Biaen iteiw^wlBtdi hfftiBd “th rfre a t ncHf: Are-nucwssry is thsn" worth"wwif. evefy m m needs to have Mr wife set. ’rWe enemy chose to wait from AT come hack to hit cdunlry In rtc- A few- children with growihjir howef administration farm pro­ zero hour at midnight Monday'un­ tory.” . ( pains seem to have something gram and a minimum of gm ofay Ih'ktcp with Mm. til dark last night, allowing weath­ ~kneiit regulation. ------It Jtn 't as easy fbr a woman to On l ^ d to welcome hiiw was wrong with one or more IntentAl lee.' in wliat ways her husband er to Improve before unleashing Cfand VIMSf Sldi Xhined Beh Ab- 'glanflc When present' thU Also Yi- ...... But .thnaai'Who aaid they^Wmited 4Jteeds ker.nnoe ke-achlevea. theouc ' his- aiF' attaoks, - ...... ■ — — ■W-- ffelkrtm-td; HWda«“A«a a -ael^a- '-qaiNM’rmrreeWoiK- to presarve the small ^ama ad' cess she helped him attain. But the .Scream Off to TgrgeU Uon of dignitaries from the Span- Sometimes the pains appear to vocated price suppo^ at either ways are there, if she will only Then with clockwork precision, iBh zone of Morocco. be caused by diseased tonsils, ade­ 90 per oeht or IM per cent of his Jet powered light bombers— noids or sinuses, and this is prob­ parity for all fgm producU, In look for them. 'To keep the crowds in check A man never gets oyer needing a each able to carry a nuclear weap STORE HOURS: O m t P A O t m "FeoL. .10 ovory child accompanied Bekkai has rounded up 15,000 ably distantly related to the mus­ eluding urestdek, poultry and woman's contribution to living and on—screamed off to targets. police volunteers from the Moroc­ cular rheumatism which older peo­ milk aa umir as crops. Parity is a wife is mistaken when she starts Atomic war bvertoned the fight­ 9:30 (o 5:.30 Mon. thru Sat.—Thurs. 9 to 9 hy an adult. Grants way to >ay Happy Christmas.,. can Nationalist parties—still tech­ ple get. he p r h ^ g i^ of term programs, thinking, "He doesn't need me .any ing both in the air and on the nically outlawed-to exhort their There is also a debate aipong tt thp''praeent time, only a pi^ more.” ground. fellow citizens pot to push and medical men os to whether grow­ of the cropa are supported. None (Ail rights reserved, NEA Serv­ Minutes after ths"‘‘battle” sUrt Santa says “Grant is my above. ing paint may be a mild form of the livestock and poultry ice, Inc.) ed with air atUcka on dtrtant PLASTIC headquarters’ . . Hurry In a gesture of good will, French rheumatic fever. Usually rheu-‘ ihRxhicts, or fruits and vegetables bases, the^ground war erupted authorities announced that the Na­ matte fever ■ comes on sud­ are supported. WINGED PUP SITTER wHbn the^eray fired a theoretical on down now to see the denly with swollen and painful ■Air DOU : HOBBY KITS tionalist daily, FI Aim (The Ban­ Would Limit Support nuclgar shell from a 280 millimeter greatest assortment of ner), would be allowed to appear Joints and other characteriatlc But most of the farmers would MiairL Okie. Iffl—When cannon Into the United States IN tUNTINO' ^ura, oafephiiMs, othon symptoms. Rheumatic fever can pointer doog belonging to Mr. toys ever for happy shop­ again. It was banned three yeara limit price support aid to what ront. Leading elements of the ping. ago. The Nationalists hoped the and often does injure the -heart. they called famlly-typs. farms. Mrs. Orville Watts, who live i green-garbed aggressor troop i Since an occasional child, with farm had aix pups the first issue would appear by Friday, Some would deny priCe support probed forward, clashed with the ★ the 27th anniversary of Ben Yous- growing pains develores heart asristence to from |10,000 to 92S.- 30-year-old parrot United States troops. aefs enthronement. trouble without any other signs 000 lot gross receipts for each of rheumatic fevOr, the possibility much of her tlm e/kt the barn Easiest shopping in town The French also relea.ki Morocco were warned by U.S. As A rule, children who have bution’’^ imder which land from Mg into her. ham or turkey. Authorities to stay close inside severe growing nalns which do not farma would be acquired by'the their homes And barrsiks. and disappear rapidly should b* ex­ government and sold at aaay especially not to frequent Moroc­ amined by a physician it one Verms ■ to operators of smaller can areas ahd French bars, wishes to be sure that a serious farms. theaters and restaurants. condition is not present. Because Suggested also was a proposal Ben Youasef was deposed and the majority of such pains, how­ that a graduated tax be applied exiled on Aug., 20, 1953 by the ever, are mild and temporary, one to discourage ownership of farms French with the support of Berber need not worry tnduly; larger then those that could be chlrttains led by Thaml e) Glaoui LUCKY, LUCKY, UNLUCKY operated by a family. NOTICE! Huady Bebby Bm of/Marrakech. His aging uncle, k(l MttuI C«b Registar tTomorraw: Farmer • backed € • Cuddly Animah Put dolly’s dainties in it Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa was pregrama dealgaed to gHa the Soil Jtufifii inii re.l hug- Thirteen keys, bell rings, M t in hla place. Moulay Arafa San Juan, P. R, (>p>—One of the MBaomer m break.) gahlf Bip tall to til) vrtiif when she goes travelling. drawer open.. Metal money went Into' exile in Tangier, the competitors in the second Inter­ Other uses. Fibre— 1 .2 9 in drawer.Gray------J .9 8 International zone of Morocco, on national Game Fish Tournament WIPE TOVB WHEELS! Mr. Arnold Arnold child’* arm* — ------1 .9 8 Oct. 1 when the French withdrew lost his upper plate In the Atr ./ their support, and finally abdi­ lantic Ocean, "I'm lucky, though," cated. he aaid, "I have another set at the CharlottqsvlUe, Ve; (>P)—Trucks natienoHy known outliority onr child davdop* / DRINK hotel,” will please wipe their wheels before anil \Vk,T driving into Charlottesville. City mdif, and author of currant bast sollar "How CAT REPAYS DEBT When he took his- spare- teeth Council took thia vteW after recent to Hava Fun with Your Child" will oppoor ot out of s case, he dropped ttaenv on raiha when trucks from outlying Clifton Forge, Va. (>P) - Miss the rug, “Lucky they didn’t hit the ^construction ' Jobs painted the this s t ^ approximotoly liOO p.m.. Friday, Edith Mtchie, a high acbool teach­ -solid floor.” he said. As he reached tv»menU wfth red Albmarle Nov. 18. er. loves the cat she picked up and down to pick -up the spare set he nty mud. Council also told the Tho right doll for nursed back to health. 'is|nie cat. stumbled and stepped on clty^ttom ^ to draft an ordinance and 1- named Hopple )>ecause an encoun­ They were shatterjed. to make Ufe request enforceable. 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MANCIfflSTEB' K V EN I^ HERi^U. Mi^CHESTEB. CQNN^ WEDNESDA% NOVEMBER 16. 1955 > f A G E TWELVE BANC EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY* NOVEMBER 16, 1955 * - - • . ' ■ ■ I ...... 1 I I 1 ' i Hi.. I . I . . . I i' ll I l- l' I '■ PAGE THIRTEEN West central Colorado meaaured metal working, 76; chemicals, 70; the United States and Uruguay. from 2 inches at Grand Junction Argeutina .Walkout leather, 40; bakers,'35; food work­ He told newameh finTx attitude Jarvis ' Leases portuntty (o compete In the Gen­ AlneHca.” Miss Oirlztlne Rrig- gaL but there was nothing much \th Department Epipanda Mercury to 20 inches at Aspen. iVolf Creek ers, SO; ' electricity, SO; paper waa an "evident challengd to the RockviUe-Vernon eral Motors Nztional Scholarship ham wlU he In charge of the wor­ to be done about it, and tha mat­ Pass 'bn U.S. 160„ In southwestern Crippliiig Industry workers, 20; public power, 16; government.” He dMlarkd the ^ Parcel of Laud Plan. ship sendee. ter was dropped. Report eaid As Cold Wave Colorado, was buried under a four- printing, 10;f- ll-atiivworkers, 5; general strike had "not been ac­ Tha plan. Initiated early In this A meetUtg for reports qf the that thia cage, too, resulted in 'Grou^^^igible for Vaccine foot anowfall ;yestecday, other transport woi^rt, 6; wood complished", and callM on CGT yea^, provides for 100 four year every, member,vleltation...... willwill, be death. . (OMUaned from One) workerir, 8. to stop pursuing politicu alms. .> Jarvis Itealty Co. .haa leased a State Project Cut Puzzles scholarshlpa, at laaat one |n every held et the. Firsft'Lutheran Church DeVoto VTalt Itocalled at 7:30," with ell visitors urged to > r Grips Midwest ■ FI N HOr^lK Industries in Avellaneda, Axul. He promised that eteWlona to parcel of land on Oentei: ^St. at atate and 8o at largt, at-any col­ Tha Budden death at Bernard Pric Isn’t Everything fnlf’for another inake-up cllntc that he be present 6 The State Health DepaHjw cobfirmed reports said the ikllway- San Martin, and' San Justs—all pick ncw'Offlcara for CG'K and Iti Victoria Rd. to CxrVel Stores lege or university Of the auccesa- DeVolo, editor 6f Harper'a "Easy ■ S ' ' hopes will v^nd up the ]profram Claremore,' Okla. W —Inmates ;workers-would Join the' stHke to- PaganUWasNot Consulted ful coiitestant'a choice and in any hha expanded the .llmlU “^ J H ^ th a t alerted lh.lhe ■princ st the Rogers County have a piano near Buenos Alrea—were totally member uPlons would be meld u Realty Corp. of Hartalde. N. Ti.'ae- All Talcottvllle end Vernon Chair,” comaa aa a shock to those group eligible to receive Salk anti-y,, (Ooutianed from Pago One) closed. But In the interior cities of soon as "present difficulties'’ are field of etudy ho may aelect Reg­ Hebron residents who recall hU WhoN Hw llama hciiidy man w m is fa mmodoL ro- Itnic wilt be held a % and a parakeet for diversion. cording to an instrument filed, in newa Items qre now being hwidled polio vaccine from,private phyai-' oiN ciana to include all children b e -th e lihtpiclpel Buildinjt between 3 of the atate. prisoners for years have , enter- strikt.^and warned that those In­ aftermath of the’ over­ AMong Uia pr^Mqad cuts In tha “ ®Uy KrUtofiA. Hemld,' Rockville Bureau, located citing the walkout would be normal. i throw 'Npf the Peron regime In The lease runs for 10 years knd rHoepItal Patients Other Activities gene-P. Chase, soma S3 or more forMs. Dnlass ha's an oxporf Iw'll iMod tween 3 and 12 y,ara ot age. and j |;^^:^,„V’*^5}it 5?onth ' Snow depths of form two to ■talned .themselves by reaching 2 months at a monthly rental of i u t a highway progi 1 being con- The Future Teachers Club, un- at I Market St., telephoae Rock- years ag.>, a t the time when St. elifht inches were reported over through the cell bars and playing Jailed. At Da I’lata, where antt-Peron- 8ieptembel'f..the' toppltM dictator’s New patienu at CJty Hospital vine TR S-8IS6. pregnant a Omen. since the reghlarly Those arrested were aald to' In­ Istas have seized control of CGT ex-Foreign Minister Jeronimo 11,800. The lease became effective aldaced x* a maana of'gglasaing Ugiay Include Mrs. Georgianna ,der ths direction of Miss Janst Peter's School of Liberal and Hu­ the northern plains 'and from one an old upright piano. And in be­ Sept. 1. , 'fund* for flood rwcovary.ljb^the Morrill has organiztd. Officers mans Studies wad In aeaalon. Thia decision was taken on the j round shota.., .given in to two inches southward into tween the Jam spaaions nowadays, clude high offlciala of CGT. They local unions, meat plant al^ntee- Remorino waaX^eportad to have Underwood. Thoihpsonville; Mra. 9 guidance in selecting * recommendatlnn of the Oovernor’a , Ausust wore held incommunicado. ism reached 70 per cent. At MSr taken refuge in thh Colombian em­ According to a Jarvis spolffer- -General Assdtably la a 9465,6^ Elizabeth Isch, 136 Orchard St.; (for the year ln,clude, Jeah. Mc­ Hebron ; Mrs. Da Voto was he to with her Kansas. the Inmates are entertained bp a del Plata, all workers, reported st roan, the company has no irfans > ilaah which had been slated for ond Mrs. Frances L-ePrance, Laughlin, presliient; Evelyn' Han­ hustiand, and another noted vial tor PoHomyelltla Vaccine Advisory Despite the The coldest w’eather' still was-In parakeet, who accompanied a new The itrlke. plctiir* acroas the bassy. He had been staying at his nuMterials ready held, there are country looked about like this- the government's oil refinery. At apartment in a Buenos Aires sky­ now for erecting a buildin|; op[ the ^ projects in Vernon. Kihgsbory Ave. son,. vice president: Prlsbilla waa Mrs. Catherins Drinker Bow­ committee and with the approval Montana and parts of Idaho, with prisoner to Jail. Neuquen, train workers defied a site for Carvel. . Firat Selectman Herbert I. W8C8 Meettng Welles, secretary; Sandra Bentley^ en, well known Writer of biogra­ youngsters who have not J temperatures ranging in Montana Essential services such as light, scraper under poliqe aurvelllance. Officials dbnfirm of the Public Health Otmncll. Until pleted the' 2-shot program jlower, snd transportation were strike order. Pagan! aald thia morning be waa The . WSCS of the Methodist treasurer. phies. Prof. Wilbert Snow of Wea- ■oiv; regulations permitted only from 2 to 26 below, with Dillon re­ Ml ST BE BOR.V ^ UOHT PROBLEM "aa much In the dark" aa anyone cAurch will' Will' meet tonight. Mrs. teyan University. Middletown, was, 3,100 started It with flrst-r porting the lowest mark. In Idaho, scarcely affected. This also went, But at Tafi Viejo,. In Tucuma'n STUCK! The club plans to visit a teach- New Polio Case # /low-to-cfo-ft assistance 'Children in the 5-to-fl group to re­ .shots In the spring. I Butte, Mont. i4*i—An Impatient for restaurants, movies, 'bgrs, and Province, ■train repair shop work­ Easton. Pa. (4b -rit didn't taka < u to exactly which of the projects Harriet Neri wlM, be in charge of t n ' college in the future. also present. A program of poet ceive the vaccine because of the ^Ajie lowest reading was -28 st Ms- Borh has been born to the Butte Knoxville, Tenn. OPi — A teen­ Stanjey Decker of Easton long to - here would be affected. - i the devotions and Mrs. Josephine eeterday centered this I fore the doctor. The father, Henry Aires ares: minister, , of labor, the , thorniest Job fenderless job In a ditch, apd had one evening. After sevetsl blQeka , plana with town officials when any Mrs. Ora Dareey, Mrs. Ethel BiJd-, outs for the basketball teams will Wythe, who is now e patient at program with all Its galetlei dillicult work get the vaccine first. morn:nkg in thb. Great Lakes region i Born, assisted with the delivery in he noticed the headllghU didn’t major projects are to be under­ man, Mrs. Amelia , Holmea and The vaccine had been given free tween 5 and B years old. Most of Meat plants, 100 per cent; glr vi In Aramburu*■u» cabinet. Migone re-, to escape on foot. Police are wait- ■he held shortly. , ■the Windham 0>minunlty Memo­ Take Scout Trip these have received only their first and secondary renlera were' the fatnily home. Mrs, Born and working. 100 per cent; soap signed - a AirJ, dimomatic—.. 1, —post , in 1944' expensIve seem to be workingX' ' taken. Mrs. Minnie Beaubaont. > Dinner Dance ^ rial HospltaL Wlllimantic. D. Everett Stone. and JSeorge through the National Foundation reported in aouthe'hn. Missouri and“ ' ' *he new Born were later trani- plants. 100: rubber, B5; petroleum-, because he disagreed with Peron- He found them painted over No plans or definite Information Mrs. ,pyeeinu to Speak The Women’s. Chapter of the Rose wsnt with 19 Boy Scouts and for Infantile Paraiyaia . to aome shots, either tn the spring or si New Jersey. ' , . hotrod, towed to headquarters by Her conditi^ Is described as one of the three' Second-round ferred to a Butte ho.^ital. • BO; breweries, 90; textiles, 80; ism and hap been living in exile In a wrecker. completely with black poster paint. have been received up to today, Mrs. Rosetta Freeman will be Rockville Ltoi,a,i„n west of ** aaid he had no knowledge of what g work session tomorrow after­ The other patient. Linda, 6?year- shots from the private doctors, and year and have a booater shot t;om- 'h , Miaaiaaippi RlW'' unow. bdok,‘ "Awakened" by Margaret old daughter of Mr, . and 'Mrs. Af Tha W. G . Gloiitiw Company, you gof fhoso the atate had in mind for exits and Abrams. Husbands of members noon, with Mre. Harry Ertel Ip Manchester Bx-enlM^erald He­ 'more are in the process of getting. ^'«'‘'iw ilh some freezinglaln. Thunder- > approaches at such «. crowing. charge. 4-eonard Harrison of Clilead, 1r (te- soryicas . .' . froo. Soo ns f 0 4 ^ obouf any r t - - X them. ■ trial. Dr. Marxlalo has recom-|,tprms and strong Wlbds were re- are invited,to-attend. .■ scrihed as "improving" at bron correspondeay Miss SuMm mended that those youngsters who V No New Co-op Planned Toulght's Eventa 'Pendte;■' ton, t oJi4/p h o n 0 Acad' X The decision to expand the eli­ ported in the Ohio VsUey. 5^ Rockville, Nov.*lB - (Special) — Cbristniaa Bazsiar The Hamstci'S Qub will hold'its Fraheip HospitaL Hartford. ' modoling pro|aef. gible' group was dictated as much participated get a hew series of Kansas City got its 11^*1 snow­ The annual Christmas bazaar of There is no panic over the ait 8-8484.8 - / /z' three shots. Tlie Workers Co-operative Upion. November meeting tonight at the by the expiration date of the avail­ fall of the sea.son. The light snow­ - which dperatea a food store In St John’s .Bpiecopal Cffiurch will home ' of Mr. and Mrs. Addison liatldn, and' aqhoot will continue as able vaccine as b>’ the number of He said the vaccine used in the fall made driving hazardms and be held,Friday from U a.m. to 5 usual. Back tn~4916 the town waa H REPORTS test was not as potent as' thsl StaffordFAVZ4A Springs,k7|46**isai andmuu whichwniun hadhbu Dusstnger, on. Esther Ave, start­ children in\the S-0 group already three per.TOns were killed and one * beenti considering the purchase of p.m. with Mra. Douglas Roberta ing at 8 o'clock. greatly agitated wliqn two cases of Inoculated. \ now being used and will not pro­ injured when theli*, car akiddw bn , the “ • ••• - as general chal(man. Assisting will h,,.(iP) — Under a ■X vide the same immunity. TTie new R i^ville Co-pp Food Store, The annual cjiarlty card party polio occurred. One lay 6ir leaving was entirely llle- 810(000. / to Dr. Barrett, aome of the vac­ Warren E, Howland, 64* Wood- t County 4-H Fair Association Sat- People's Fellowship, calendars and The committee for revialpn ot I I.,akea and eastward to New Eng- * urday evenliig at the. North Coven- religious books; Mrs. John Turner, cine In the s u te will expire In De- bridge St,, was elected president of I land. the constitution and by-laws of ■ camber, other hatchea in ' the X. try Community. House...... publicity. _ the -Baptist (kiurch will meet tp^' ,tho,.MMrheitef ^B of Realtors One person waa killed snd some - A dtpner will be served at 6:30 , - K of C Meeting luuiiuvjniiMiwinf •----- noon I 26 offierS Injwrftfyesterday- sx night at 7:30 at the church,.4H- H a-aald there was no point In at the SnnuBl meeting and V'; p.m. tp"ba followed by the businees - 'Ws Knights «K. Columbus’ will nce. / 4 severe windstorms lashed sections meeting at 7:45. hold a business meeting, tonight at permitting the available vaccine luncheon-yesterday at the Man- of northern Arkansas and widely ■ The Senior Methodist.' YoUth •T New directors\will be elected for 8:30 at 76 Prospect St. There Fellowship will meet tpmght at 7 to expire while waiting for every * the coming year...... _ .i,. l o t ■f^to-SiSbaTriblff^Io come' for- y ? '-^6"' ”** membership a t-, _seven small towns in north Ar- will be nominaUon and election-of o'eiocK for a’peograw tad a htial- "W ir~"''nTi«n?ii~que^ . __ MiUtar;^ Whist officers, establishment. a, meet­ neaa seasion. / i . . • kansas were hit sndand 22 houses sndand “ The Cathlic Ladles of Columbus ing date,' dlsouaiion of a name for the Health Department has no way filsa associate officers, all of i■ two chin-ches were demolished. or,.One The Men's CUm of the Trinity of anawerlng, Dr. Barrett aald, is whbm ware elected yesterday to itiD D itm r M -r wiirhold a public military whist to- the council, and selection of vari­ Lutheran Chijrch will meet at 8 tak^office in January, are as fol person Wss killed and 1.5 other.* IN TOWNr *- morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the ous standing committee. p.m how many parenta want their chil­ 3 lows hurt. Northeast School. There will be Frank A. Fransls, Diitrict The Wortten’a Guild of the Union dren inoculated. Six persons were Injured nesr ; door prizes and refreshments will deputy, will conduct the Installa­ In a letter to doctors^wotlfylng EllsWorth A. Mitten, first vice Congregational Church will hold president; Frances K. Wagner, Lynn, in eastern Indians, and 6ve . be served. tion ceremonies. a pqtiuck supper tonight at 6:30 them of the new limits or.the ell-- others In'Evansville. None wss Mrs". Mary Pfau Is chairman of gtble group, the State HeaM De­ aecond Vice president; Madeline Scholarship Plan wjtti Mrs. Edward Perry as hos- Smith, secretary; Earle 6. Rohn, In crltlcsl condition. Winds st theacommitlee in charge, assisted Allen L Dresser, principal, an­ jSB. The Rev. Forrest Musscr will partment aaya that the p a rity Evansville reached s velocity of < by Mrs. Mildred Connors. Mrs. Ar- group waa expanded "with \ h e treafnjrar;\George D. Graaiadlo, DouMe^:^' Green Stafnps urs. Only nounces that High School seniminiopo' he the guest speaker . giving Il­ legislator; Charles W. Lathrop, 75 m.p.h., while the Weather Bu­ llne Pressler, Mrs. Frances Mur- students are' being offered ’'an lustrations of the "Wonders of full knowledge” that the aupply^ state director; Aithur A. Knofla-, reau called the storm st Lynn s vaccine is very limited in Connect appraiser; T. J. Crockett, mem- tornado. T a n n O u n c i n o t h e NEW tcut and that no new supply la ex­ Robert Noren, auditor; Skies cleared in most of the pected in the next few weeks. Tyler, publicity, Rocky Mountain states sfter snow r ' *MIIUyS FKE lUUlONS nd lOLLIPOK FM THE ILDREN V hi •Tlterefore. the letter con- L. Meyer was voted in aa atorms curtailed highway travel Unues," your cooperation la re­ a' new junior member, to be as­ and left stranded at least nine quested to see that the moat sociated with the Ellsworth A. hunters Ip northern Utah's Wa­ A . m m u Me P * suspeptible in the expanded MKten Agency. satch Mountains, esst of Ogden. A I t j B T p l m ¥4.8 priority group be given Brat con­ Charles W. Lathrop presided st plane ‘dropped bed rolla and fooil I OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 p in: MON. thru FRI.-SAT. 9 A. o6P.M.i sideration in receiving the avail­ the business session, and ai its yesterday to the hunters In a for- T m The eieif erfeoweeJ Y# WaL able vaccine." close Ted Ooodchlld showed pic­ DRUG STORE wMt woeotorotloo C ^ ic Planned eat aervice ran'ger atatlon and a lOUNCIN tures, of the Aug, 19 flood dissster. snowmobile wa* expected to bring S IRONING SET LfSaagis s ■ ,r ■ fereMOto Ibot moot he os|w>"'''. Meanwhile, in Manchester, ef­ $l.04)-«l,36 VshiM (2 MAIN STREET AT ST. .JAMES STREET forts art still being made to com­ With 12,000 Europeans snd 325,- them out today. Six Idaho hunt­ SPRING rienced to he epputletodL plete the Polio Foundation's pro­ 000 natives, , LeopOldvtIls in- - the ers tritoped by a sudden snow­ Q • I.arge Ironing board H I FLASHBULBS Now 1^S6 N«sh Ambi sad T C«»tom gram of free ahots. Dr. Nicholas Belgian Congo haa doubled In size storm wi^re found yesterday. SCNSAHON Cawntey Clubf 'Wiih AU-Soo$on Air Conditioning, The snowfall in western and V • r . I., approved electric Iron /FRIDAY & SATURDAY Maixialo announced today plans aince World War U, • l.aiindry basket SAVE 5.00 twin UHrOmolk Drive, Power Slooring, Power k ' 'a .Agitator action .99 trakm, Penoer-tm WMewt, ll'$ youri fer n a Washing machine a All hardwood rnnatrurtion d r u g s t o r e hundred* of dellert leu then elhor fine (with wringer) cars' eemparably equipped. a Will aupport 200 lbs.! O pf« Monday thru Soturdoy— Thursday HH TO ST. JAMKS , a Revolving clothes dryer i SHOPPING XCKNTKR S Rag. 14.95 \ " CUSTOMERS " C o m p la ta ...... ■ .. (Limited offer)

Kl U.8.F. S.QK^tN TAliiTS fUasii 1). - 7 ^ HOLSTER SETS KITCHEN SET L A Ribbon jn u c DICKLC To t k SAVE 20-25% Stattonary a REti. 2.9S a S-Plere combination M I A L OIL Finott * DOUBLE PONVSKl.V • 1.9 a Stove, refrigerator, link U ^ . ^ L L PINT, Reg, 59c/ qualitr.. a REG. 3.99 -DOUBLE TOP GRAIN 'TeensFS A LE OB^ PONVSKl.V a White enameled, metal Thursday thru Saturday a REti.-4.98 PO.NYRKIN OR 2 - 2 ' . ronstnirtinn I ^ WIDE BELT 3 . 9 8 a REG. 6.98 DOUBLE PONYsKlN Special OR TOP GRAIN 4.98 Dl. IOWARd1 '■ ' ( • t . I . )•■ ■ '■* -\ . . -V I , ■ -I- ■■■■. . -1 - .. J :V;., k ! ' / . 'r . / I' / 1 . , -L V MAWCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1965 PAGE FOURTEEN . ' MANCHESTER EVENINGS HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 196i PAGE FIFTEEN hers will also take part In the tome of th*m would btconis "r*(t- /■' Coveiitnr fencing exhibition. This will bh Witness Describes M«i%C0mfortWMrhiH Board Schedulea Roaa Begg, Mrs. Mather Neill and part of the progi>am which will Editor Find^ His Reading. resentativ** anS lonatora to th* Nelcp Tool' Co. Ranks Fourth Mrs. William Steckel, arrived at Include preagntatlooiof cubitwar^, Supr*m* Soviet of the United ii Cedar Hill, the, Girl Scout camp ChurchSchdol Will Conduct a akft and refreshments planned' Red Party School States.” FALSE TEETH Hearing Date on in Waltham, near Boston, on'^Nov. by the Cub Pack Committee. There Rated InfeHar by Experts 4 iq.tiinc'for supper. Clearahee He testified at the trial of a«ven Will also be an exhibition Of the New Haven, Nov. 16 (6%-A Connaettcut men and M*-e. Martha Mi lmprov«t powdtr, Trtnpfcg S Early the next morning, the pack project on "Bees and ConeEn-- UppDf lOWBT plGtER bcMdS tlUA In Manufacture. of. \ Carbide Tools Budget Requests group left.the camp on a guid^ 25% Off oa All DWg Room FaraHan Trachtional Service Friday witneea for the government aald Stone Asher, • of Paterson, N. valion." , (llie writer,' covering the la-«he aal^/Tnit you have a visual Who are charged with ednapiring tour through the historical parU School Helpers aUtiito OR readUigr far Um Aaeod- handicap yesterday he attended a Com­ taste SoiM soiM cempittt s*tt ■iBAnie defect In your eyes, to teach or advocate the forcible ocki), Additional appropriations to the or Boston. The«sighU that im- Coventry, Nov. IS (Special)—1 ‘^Oriatlenaeni Judith (artsten- Voluntebf mothers aaaiating with nted Press, get late thp awing et you uiui^nti hut.^ou just don't munist Party tr*antng' school In . Bur AlXXANIMUt GIBKLU S preesed the girls most were Paul overthrow of tho government. etirrent budget totaling $14,319 .iceeiHng -With a 50 yeiur-old tradi­ aen, Degnor Porter, Fdye HeiUU, the hot lunch program al the thing* hbnself ’ and received ' a use them propirly. Like walking. Naw York and described the lec­ Back in tha early 30a a couple Reyere's home, the Old N o r t h -Joan Caf^nter and Jennie Marsh. He said he waa a member of the 'to ^ at'ua'moa'emtM^ Will be the subject of public hear­ CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES tion tha'ffundky School of the Sec- North District school this week in­ aevere eheck. Fellewtng la his. no* Some people use their f«et prop­ tures there. party from 1932 to 1945, and a 0f man connected with General ings Nov. 39 at a special meeting Church, "Old Ironaidei-" and Mrs. Mra, Eklwln Lewis of,WtPiman- count of what he learned by Ue erly. Borne don’t, sdme use their Gardner's Palace. onid Congregational Church..*wtll clude MpS. George Jacqucmln, Mrs. Louis Roasar, about ,50, a Los paid party organizer. He said Mra XSactrlc Mrere In Germany and they of the Board of Directors, Uc. past FourOKpiatrict president, Eklwln/ lAwton, Mrg. Emil 'V. own readlag ability,) eyee properly. Some 'don’t. You Angelas ahltraing clerk, aald th «e The, Scouts returned home Sun Low OvkHmcmI You Sov*. conduct'a thanka offerinijf aervlce Asher woe a group leader * t .the ovarbeard a ctmvereation between The Board set the date for hear­ was Installing officer. She waa as­ Mampt,'Mrs. James Oovlello, and don’t." attending the aohoo' were told achool In 1939. Read Herald AdTS» a couple el men connected with ^ y night about 5 o'clock, by SOI E. MIdiae Tunipiko— Ttl. Ml 3-5187 Friday night. sisted "by Mra. Hahild James of By HERMAN R, ALLEN Dr. Betta explained that rahould ings on three added appropriations special bug, after a weekend of The program_wlU atart with a Mrs.' Russell Rarker. the Kmpp tntereeti. last night and withheld decision on OpfN Doily 10:00-5:00^vtniii«s 7:30-8:30 Manafield, Mra. Gqor^ Nelaon of Ther« will be only three days of Philadelphia, Nov. 16 (P) — It have eeen only one light until It fun and adventure. cafeteria supper at "5:80 p.m. in Andover.. MraJ Winia I ^ e r of Iha Americana biscame aware a fourth—a request by the Board achool next week in the local aya- turns out I'm not a very good waa about two inches from my -from what they heard that the tha church. From 6:S0 to 7:30 p.m< Manafield, Mias Lura Green obWll- noat. It doubled up for me at about' of Education-to have $33,623 re­ thera wlU'be ntovlea for'children, tem. reader. For one kind of reading, Kruppa, like GE, were well along stored to its school Inidget. Jo-Unda Leib of Troop No. 40 Umantlc, Mrs. Richard C. Snhw, Mothers assisting with the lunch five. The left eye tracked the light the road toward the development was elected Girl Scout of the booths of homemade foods, home­ all past unit prealdenU, Mrs. Irene that is —- probably tha moat use­ smoothly, biit the right moved In The hearings will concern added made qandy, noveltlea, fruita, program next week will be Mra. ful kind; T-. of what they h o ^ would be a eyn- month at a recent tneetlng.. Each Smith of Willtmantlc and Mrs. Harold Demoody, Mra. Louis GUI jumps and atarte. \ M l sums of $3,319 for elections, month the girls elect a new scout vegetablea and plants. Loula Steullet. From years of editing prea* TKL. a-nn thetic diamond for indtutrial use. $10,000 for paying interest on Euid Mra Ljjllan Spencer. A further teat proved that I am The two induatrial gianta got to­ of the month. Jo-Linda was elected ' A t 5 p.m. there will be a harvest copy, I'm pretty fair' at detailed "right-eyed.’’ That it. my right ■ MANCacaiBB money borrowed in anticipation of THE IDEAL WORK SHOE Worshto aervioe in the danctilary " X ' Chriatmae Party Mra. Henry Sherman, volunteer reading, hunting for misspelled gether and formed a cartel, divid­ because of her neatness, gbe^ at­ The North Coventry Women's helpera' chairman, states there Is eye controls the motion of both tax receipts, and $1,000 for ex­ tendance and living up to the Girl with Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, words Slid mlaplaccd commas. ing the aalea field. Neither auc- penses in connection with the dog Club will have a Christmas'party an' urgent need for workera to eyea Unable to control itsalf prop­ eeeded in making an aatificial dia- Scout Uws to the best of her abil­ pastor, delivering a-short sermon. for all former and present mem* And, from yeara of glancing at erly. it doesn’t control the left warden's post. ity. TTie children of the Sunday School aerva once a month for about three publicity hand-outs, to "see' If thla tnond—that waa to come later— 'The election sum is needed be­ bera. Invitatlona arc beihgi sent: to hours. The desired time is from 10 properly either. That was why the _ but the outcome pf long reaearch w ill take past as well aa the junior members enrolled ftom April is anything we want," I'm pretty cause of'the Sept. 20 referendum Troop No. 40 Is working on choir'rendering special aelectiona. a.ra. to 1:30 p.m. good at quickly gripping general light doubled too soon. waa tungaten carbide, a combina­ election and because of the forth­ badge Interest groups, seamstress, 1938 to the j^egeiit «me. iHiOie The result of this le that my ayes tion Of tungaten and carbon in a ^ The .church vestry has been com­ not notified artf asked to oall Mra. Dudas-Batnvllle content. f coming election, tentatively cat and dog, and weather badges. \ pletely renovated and redecorated Falls la Ooateat Readlag don't take in whole phrases and cobalt binder. It’a not ao hard aa On Nov. 11,'the group working on George Carpepter. Mrs. -Irene Rainvllle of Water­ llnee of print at a time. Sometimes diamond but it'a harder than high planned for Nov. 29. A new State and win be open for iiiapection. front Park will be married Satur­ It’a the in-between kind of read­ law requires the use of one votjng the cat and dog badge visited the Thoae attending ’thia mecting',dn I miss part of a line end heve to apeed ateel. Pet Shop. ^Uuring the aervicea acknowledg­ Dee. ■ 6 at $ ,u.m. .In the Chuith day to Paul Dudas of Perty Am­ ing that throws me—raplld reading machine for every 900 voters or Cushion InnrrMlc, OR proof ment of gifts, including materiala for detailed content, like'atpdylng gu back. All this elowa me down. " Producta on Diaplay Community House, are asked to boy, N. J., at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Dr, Betta said recent findings In­ fraction of 900 in each district. hecia and aolca. Neat eom- and labor, will be made by Mra. Church by the Rev. Bernard J. or- reading a serloua magazine That, in a way, waa the begin­ Officers elected at the meeting fortaUe and long wearing. bring a S(^ent gift for exchange. dicate a.mejority of achool chil­ ning of Mancheater'a Nelco Tool Using more voting machines has Walter S. Haven, who-la entering Present members are also Saked to Foster in the presence of the im­ article,' the kind moat people do raised the cost of an election to of Troop, No. 68 at the Buckley the most of. dren may suffer from thla hapdi- Co., Inc. That , firm, located back her\l0th'year aa Sunday School brthg a gift for a patient at Mans­ mediate families. cap. an estimated $2,200. School Ia4t week were: Joanne Bupemtendent. The church veatry ^XTo get a better Idea' of what the of Center St, betweien Elm St. DIAMOND'S field State Training School and Mr. and Mrs. Gear LaPolnte, . He handed me a reprint of a ^ e $10,000 is In adltion to $15.- Lucas, troop treasurer; Louise la uae^or Sunday claasea for nurs­ brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Inatitute on reading being held aiid- Fogarty Broa. coal yard, England, troop scribe. Patrol lead- Hospital. Mrs. Rnaaell Karker ia magazine article marked "readlhg la the natlon'a fourth largeat OOO already in the budget for tax ery thr^gh primary departments. in charge of this portion of the- R'ainylUe of East Hartford will be here this week la about, 1 aakad anticipation borrowing. The $1,- Ms and assistants elected were: Dr. Eknmitt A. Betti If he'd test time: 8 mlnut'es." A really expert manufMturer of multiple point .Diabetic Teats program. - attendants. reads'!:, l,c said 'would read and 000 bpproprlatioln for dog warden Patrol 1, Darlene Dewart, leader, In .obaeiyanca of Netional Dia­ my. reading ability. Dr, Betts .a carbide-tipped cutting toola. Some and Joel Kehler, assistant leader; ■ Refreshments will be handled After a wedding trip-through comprehend It In two minutoa; the of its producta are on diaplay thla expenses does not affect the tax AND betic WeelK Mrs.'Thomas O'Brien, Mrs. CaTpjNiter, Mrs. Darius New York State, the couple will director of the Betta Reading' Patro),2, Kathy Arnold, leader, and average buBineaa man should read week at the Mancheater Truat Co. picture since It comes f-om a sep­ public health, visiting nurse for the Gainey, Mrs. Aaro A. Aho. Mrs, make their home in Perth Amboyi Clinic, A t near'uy HaverfortI, Pa., arate dog license fund. ,Nancy^ Reagan, .assistant leader. Public Health Nursing Assn, will which la sponsoring the inatitute. It In three; a very poor reader The chapteha bi the atory of tung- 997 MAIN S'hlEET—MANCHC8TEB William - Glenney, Mrs, F. Binge, N, J. would take five. It took hie almost aten carbide baleen Ita beglnnii^ The Board of Education’s re­ .. f do urinalyala tosts of ..ersoiui dc- Mrs. Leon C. Heckler, Mrs. Stan­ Dr. Betta shifted hla corn cob Mrs. Ralnvllje haa been em­ pipe to the other fide of hU mouth four minutes. in IM l When |telM Tool Co. formed quest for added funds-drew ' fire ^ WOODPECKER SUITE . siring this service this week. There ley Papanos, Mrs. A. Perrochlo. ployed by thp^. H.'Wood Co. from Mm. Helen Fitzpatrick who . . . J .. ■ , , \ will be ilo charge. The service ia Mrs. Gainey will be In charge and said he'd be glad to. * Dr. Betta named a vlaloB thera­ are pretty uiieveh^. Carbide got ‘ J pist near Washington, my ragular tta big. p ^ from ^ a war effort. called tna request "a manuever to St. Louis (*)—A New York ani­ recommended, b ^ p r . Robert P,' of decorations, Mra.' Glenney of "First,” he said, "we’ll' eheck S^anebeeter Evening Herald Cov­ your vision.” ' \ ' station, and' recotnmanded' that I Ila haidneaa and embarrass the Board of Directors.” mal deaigr, preparing a shipment Bowen, town -HfaUh officer, and music. ' entry bot7«nppndent Mrs. C. L. h e - beaded for turning obt ahella She said If the educators had^fol­ of birds to the zoo here, should the State Deputmfflt of Health. Bates Family Feted Re whipped out a gadget some­ see him aa aOon aa I get home. I ’m LittMr toleiilnmo, Pilgrim 2-6331. thing like a flashlight, held It about going to. Four men were active Ir^ a lco lowed the-advice of the Directors have known better when he packed Specimen*, jbay bA left at Hill’s Mr. and Mra. Robert J. Bates o( during tta early yeara aad^ffuaa-of and not hiredtx curriculum direc­ two gteat spotted woodpeckers in Pharmacy OR lf)ain SL where Mrs. 18 inches from my fact and moved tor, they woulkhave about $13,000 Lake St. were, surprised with a BRIDOBPOI^ STRIKE ENDS It toward my nose. them, Thomaa Hollla Jr.ypraaident; a crate 'separated frhm each other O’Brien vrtll call forXthem. The party at their home recently. 'ITie DO NT DO IT YOURSELF ^Louia B. Main, vice prendent; and more in the course of two years,/ by a wood partition. specimens must be in A,clear con­ 'Tell me when you sea two affair waa in observance of ,their Bridgeport, Nov. 16 (P)—A two- lights,” he said. Bobert Bartlett, tiaaaurar and en­ The partition had a hole In It, tainer, labeled xccordingX^Ui per­ 34th wedding anniversary oh Nov. Blast MoUne, HI (F) —Do-it-your­ and the woodpeckers—friends, no week strike of Brldsreport Hydrau­ I told him. ' gineer, Btlll are. sons name and address and family 12, Mra. Bates’ birtliday oii Nov. 7 self fire fighting Is deplorable, says \ When the tiiM firat atarted it doubt—were together when the physician. In event of a.positive lic Co. employee was terminated "Hmm,” he aald In the' tone of Eire Chief George Larette. •/ o w and Mr. Bates’ birthday on Nov. yesterday when United Mine waa not a mamifactarar;\it merely shipment arrived. - . TOYUND report, this Information 'Will be voice the dentist uses when he is “ Doh’t be. embarrqased^ to oall lO. Workers officials told 50 pickets aetbd aa a ; Jobber. Bat aa World Girl Scout i^tes given to, the family physician,Afrs. about to tell you all tha uppers for an invesUgatlon by the fire de­ War iLtwgreeded, it became poa- HONEST THIEVES O’Brien stated. . ' . Fencing Ipatnicflon to go back to work. ITie strike was have to come out. ■y( Is Ready At LARSEN’S Burton E. Moore, of South called by the 'l In a talk and'demon­ employes voted to join that uiiloh, Me moved the IjtKt tn'lE' circle leadara,, Mrs. John Mortimer, Mrs.'- MMhoni^ onid morrow In'the hall on Rt.-44A.~ stration on fencing tomorrow dur- and even after the CIO settled, about a foot In diameter and I “Theps’s no aorrier sight than -company naodad more 'nwca.' ■...... tha cash register. New Auxiliaryrvembera . Tired of commuting long dia- ing ihe meeting of Cub Pack 57 -workers stayed out to gain recog­ tracked It diligently. the person who thought ho could ....WJiooi Toys New members iniUated into the ar^^ Ttl5^ P'.iUm -In the A-merictn nition for the tJ$lW, The firm We repeatM ' the pertormBhee handlB a small'lira and tlMM had taneea from their auburban homea Aiotillaty of the American Legion to Joba-tn a atn^ndiag "boalneaa L egion Hul. supplies water to the area, but with the right aye and Dr,. Berta to watch as the house and ail hie including:— this week Include Agnes Fredem John Tierney, club vice presi­ there was no Interruption of serv­ hmmed again. poeseasloi^ weqe doetroyed by th* that took up from-13 to IS houra of of Andover, Joanne BychIlng,.J4n- their day, the ownera aet out to dent, as well as other clubXnem- ice. "I hate to have to tell you this,” flome*,” ha said. / BUY 2 AT 25» w ilS T find a new location and aettled on WRECKERS Manchaater. A Nalco Tool Co. worker braises tungsten carbide tips to a cutter. The carbide, so h"rd*t^‘ the / GET TWO TUBES FREI Moved Here In IM7 only practical way to cut it is with diamond, is Axed to4he steel tool and then trimmed to shape. Royal They moved here in 1M7 in the Isham of Columbia has attached five carbide tips by means of induction braising. ■* TANK TRUCKS midat of a record anoWatorm and the move took aaven weeka inatead TRACTORS Y«, buy 0 pair of Worffs bait tube-typo Urea * of the one or two they had planned. tips to various kinds of tools and Main, carbide did a job that could one forgets to make a hole or 1540 But the firat year they were in then give the Ups their Anal shape. not otherwise have been done and at 25% off lilt prise end get two tubes free— groove and then hardens steel, the SHOVELS G^AQGMWbdtMff Manchaater, HoUia aaya, waa the The Anal cutting is done with saved a couple of machines which quolity with a benuil Strong rupturo-reibtent firat year they made a profit. diamond wheels. Nelco buys them cost <70,000. work is useless unless a-carbide Ftom the time Nelco eatabliah- 35.000 or $10,000 worth at a time The machines' were being made tool rectifies the omission. ROAD SCRAPERS rayon eord body. Deep muM-rew non-dJd 9 0 * ad in town, ita hiatory haa been one and stores them in a bank vault by a large midwestem company Someone forgot to put rods In of e x u d in g ita plant In 1950. Where they serve as collateral for. for R. Hoe, New York maker of rollers needed by a Connectlcult CATERING TO THOSE WHO STEAM ROLLERS tread design for trocHen and leng mHeoffo. Nelco added to the building for the loan Nelco makes to buy them.' commercial power saws. The work sheet metal firm. The rollers ^dJD. I f bIW b fl office apace. In 1003, it com­ The Arm retires the loan as it went along well until It got to the co.uld not be held by any instru­ DEMAND THE REST CEMENT MIXERS p lete ila third addition and now takes the wheels out to put them point where the maker had to cut ment so that they could be haa 8,000 aquara feet of floor to use. tooth Sockets in the saw blades dressed. Carbide tools drilled LOG CARRIERS Sietlsfa^en Ouerenteed. Only 10% down; Te Louis Main, who is even more which had to be hardened first. holes In the roller ends, so that X faaclnated than HolUs wtth the ap­ After cutting' three sockets, the rods co\ild be, stuck into them. TireSits 640-1S 6,70.15 7.10-tg m i r m i r , Meaq^hlle, in 1953, Nelco plication of carbide toola to indus- HRE ENGINES / bought out M eem Tool Co. In firm had to retool, and'each blade But even while they continue Sola Price hy. apellqd out several examples 3 Dekixe ItockwaHs 33.33* 3$,I0* IFM* 40.M* 44.M* 9AM * Berlin and now operatea that of now the hard cutters have had 64 sockets. Nelco came to the to explore the uses of carbide, the FOUNTAIN TURKEY FARM TANKS FIRST TIME IN MANCHESTER - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY plant Some 55 workera an; afn- stepped im production.. •rescue, you might 8a.v, with car­ Nelco people are keeping their N* Trade-In ployad here and about 30 in Ber­ Royal Typewriter was turning bide and finish^ up the job. eyes on the development of a ROUTE 6. RpLTON — TEL M l 9-7147 JEEPS LMFrke 43.00** 4I.10** M.90** §4J0^ M.fO** *4I»10** lin. out the receivers for automatic Rr<-Ufles Mistakes ceramic material which may be 3 Oelin* tiaekwoNt - .The firm haa four'aaleamen who rifles. The job took three shifts A common use of tungsten-car­ harder and cheaper. If it devel­ ACROSS FROM MUXSOVS CANDY KITCHEN Etc. , i7 Sale Fric* fgjOl* S7M* tiy to Intereat Induatriea in Nel- working on two machines five days. bide tipped tools is correcting ops. Nelco will be tuing it, Hollis 3 Deluxe WMtewaNe I t M * 6140* 43J0* MJO* cob durable carblde-Upped toots. When the high speed sleel/cutters sgmeone's mistake. . When some­ says. HolUa named aevan, large aircraft were replac^ with carbidb. Royal No Trade-In , companies which are Nelco dus- did the job with one shift working Ibi Frke 33.60** 3IJ0** 61.10** 66.90** J IM ** 4I.904* tomera and noted with amuaement' on one machine two days. 3 Oalvxn WMlew*l( r that United Aircraft, the cloaest Still Using Slab/Mills Royal bought 18 carbide. Blab WILL GIVE YOU •PInb lacite Tex end yeer t eM Nree hi I , aircraft firm geographically,, not among the aeven. mills (lawn-mower like, tools for macdtinlng flat alahs) four years Other gtaata which buy in vol- __ -wwe f rom ~B»~1ocat~tlTm tncTude ago -at'-IW each-and-has-not--rt- ♦ XBII,^ Remington Rand and GM. placed them. At the rate the firm MECHANICAL TRAINS ''-inUt i^tolal Orders was using high speed steel slab And mills, they wbuld have used 576 doea special, order ifi the four year period at a cost 4 Y t. work from time for such of 328 each.X local ^JPool Co., Nor- In one St^ory told by Hollis and GUARANTEE ton Electric, S p en eef^libber,'New- t .ton----- Co.,------and Ckriyie..^ohnnk 4bh Mai ^ A®!*'*' ;/■ Tbot ia an “ out of the caU tk^a'' buyinff'caatiomar. VVlNTrPKlNG 10.85* T it n g ^ ^ ^ A id e . according to fw firlt whs eatfbia ImsIUs •f esitnislls m i M glisslw kr Eqweh oMiee noffenol RollU, who M'>fp«iineted by the ralleHne IWhy irriUtlon with product, ia tung^in..e^ carbon in S « ls « l Olntmtnl. Ita rnaSka- '’ ' brands pdtod del or* '^“ ^ t The ingredlimu.^ all in la laaslls raallr .warkt I more. lO b omp.lir.cap., 1.9t , iASKITtAU ar form, are mixed for., days / Saagla //m. M. Saliiiaar# I. Md ;»»»»' Tr a d e -in a l l o w a n c e WARD then pressed In an asjiiilii ' 45 plates. *flw yeer Durable IpN rubber beN. Then they are subjected to r e s i M o i . S W iS old battery'jbi trade. _ Mat in a furnace. The mate­ ■■ — ... JII I I .1 Offletol dw , wt...S.M rial, aftm cooling, haa the consist­ / 50 C O H A G E STREET ency of Nchalk and can easily be pITW EEN O AK AND IIRCH> STREET SCHICK - SUNBEAM - REMIN cut or gtaund into shapes. The 'S NvRONSON Bhapea araXaubjected to another GAMES And Otbei'l^liHcStores 'OPEN MONDAYS FRbM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS . fumaeing p b p e ^ In this lest NEV^ TARGET SCT heat process, the cobalt melts and O fEtfMONDAYS AND PUZZLES locks the hgrd'Tartlcles o f tung' OF. ALL KINDS *«DA15Y IK AIlRX z ER’* sten-carbide In ]Mce- ^.cUNTIL. 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• J MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>^ M A N C H EST^ CONN- WEDNESPAY, NOVEMBER 1965 I , ^ ^ D N E S D A ljN O V EMBER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1955 stHcktn ■ churches « t 'Oonsbeticut Pages 17 to 32. Andover win be received. R o le Building Peimlta Doctors Not HuntOO Enough^ Reading Skit Set The following -permita hava.bten issued by the b u ll^ g official. Surv^ of Maguire Tracts Jobless Claims Form New Law Firm Here Max Reimer: Robert-(irenon. Lake 'Public Opinion Study Says FOR EXPERT TPC to Hear In New Pofil VotePaymetH Ijauded at AP Conclave PTA Meeting Rd., addition of three dormers to WHEEL ALIGNMENT ^ WHEEL BA LA N<^6 Authorized - by Directors tiulldlhg, eatim aud coat, 81,500; RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECQRING Deeir^se Here H. W. S p e a v ^ n g HIU Rd., ndw By ALTON L. BLAKESLEB A He quoted one woman* aa say­ Bids Tonight To- Lawrence ODlontdo S prlafi. Cola., Nov. i labrtnga to a climax . "one of the Andovsr, Nov. It • (Special) •— A •* ■— III-. hot air h e ^ g aysUm, 8000; E. B. AP Sdeaoa Reporter ing “If we could feel that wa mean , COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE r. Blank, I’d-be Uit coat of utilities In the the Manchester area drop- will be featured at tonight’s PTA 8750; J u ttx , Inc., Manchaatcr, ad- SEE tonight will hear four requeata for For Revisions ■ot tho Mwi, however difficlilt It tlon'a hiatory; Ih .it, he noted, 120 public’e main gripe against doc­ happy with him. But I’m sure he to WiUlam Maguire, Promoted at Hamilton from 799 to 714, a percentaga aone chaitgea and one for an M to ohUln." Ooleman A. Harwell membera worked on a atudy of the meeting in "tlie Elementary School dltlpn to, - re-rooflng and ra-aiding tors and hospitals is thsy don’t has to look at baby’s history, or — ^^Jtna of 10.8, In the week, ending of thi'Iq^^waa taken 1^ amendment to the town’a Zoning of the NaihviUe Tenncaiean told Aaaociated Preaa report. a t 8 o’qock; Jding on Johnson property on seem to be human enough, says a have his nurse' tell him who we Nov. 12, the State Labor Depart­ 'The Board of IHrectors last IVales Rd.,' $2,000. ■tgbt llw tha Dlrectora. t RegtilAtlona At a public hearing In ■the Asaodated Preas Managins "Aa working, editora" Jonea Appealing In the skU, "T om new study of peopis’a feelings. are, so he’ll Know 'what to call m t ment reported today. the MunIcipAI Building storting at night voted to pay Arnold Law­ Bditora Aaan. today; • aaid, "we are inteieated in every Chfldrex’a Dinner Only a fifth of the people inter­ . . . I’m sure, though, that he CURKE MOTOR SALES Tha A,DlT«ctori^ authorized A t the tam e Ume, InUial claims, S o’clock. ~ rence, architect for the , Keeney Hall, on Reading.” bt Mrs: ‘’Inaofar aa one newapaper in phaae of newapCpering and we Children nt the lilemantary viewed tlfought physicians charged knows his piedlcin- ” 301 BROAD STREET MI-t-2012 General M ^ger Rlcharff-^rtin which represent new spells of un­ The amendment woul America falla In Ita reaponalbiUty. Walter Chamberlain, M rs/Roy School will* enjoy. 4.he customary Street School, the .32,840 Law­ have tried to rem it diatinguiahed Darwin, Mrs. William Dunnack, too much. * Most did think hospi­ Hospital Coau Seen High to get qtM>ta^pna from engindbriiv employment. dropped from IlO to operators of roadside y rence says is . due. him for re­ democracy ia by that much weak* apacialiata in th e flelda of defenae i Thanksgiving dinner next week on tals dost too much. Eighty-two per cent thought 75, W«men .claimants, who ac­ Mrs. Doris E. Chsmbeyfain. John firms on tho im t of laying out- ^ display frulU, vegetables and visions he made In plana for the X- Oned," Harwell aald. "And the and raaedreh. In addition wa have Tueaday..Tbe dinner will be served hospital costs too high, and 71 per counted for 526, or 65.8 per cent flowers in front of their standa, ■ voice of democracy loaea that much Hutchinson, D o n i^ CloUgh, Don’t Seean to Care Deeply , achool. laid a heavy. emphaaia upon the to all the children In the school Their main criticism was a feel­ cent thought hospital cars un­ •treeta and n till^ la the parcel. of the claims in the week ending A number of roadaidc merchants of ita effectiveneaa everywhere." Donald McGrath vm Arthur von whether or not they regularly . But the move came In for etlff -'how-to-do’-lta' of our own Held Roemsr,' ing that doctors end hospitals gave satisfactory, Dr. Koos continued. group also adtoorized Martin Nov. 5, accounted fbr 480, or 67.2. hava complained that they .now criticism from Sherwood Bowers, Hla apeech opened the annual for the hroadeat poasible menu of take the sM.'. , ■ "V-i' eniployment' compensation offices tions Involves a North End drive­ owes the toprn 81,587. Study committee. In this program, teered to asaist with the serving welfare, Florida State University, pressing problems of labor and cost of improvements to ^ s high- managing editora examine an­ atant theme of all bur . waking onlylwo days left to rcsch its goal Tallahassee, said today: ■ •’ ‘ ViiV -r ^ in the State reported a total of way that ia now the center of a The former mayor said Law­ ^ r s In the newapaper bualneaa" of 8900 in subscriptions. By yes­ of the dinner. Four more volun­ economics." '• ' WBys. . \ court caae pending in the Court of nually the reporting ]ob of the Aa- He said tbe'rsmsdy seams to be "But It ia also necessary to . Maguire owns almost a ll^ the 15,053 cUdms, an 11:5 per cent dbop rence has already been paid 819>* thould be "reporting; How we can terday the students had sold $532 teers are needsd. Anyone who from the 17,010 received during Common Pleas. 'The road provides 900 as the 75 per cent of hie fee aodated Preu, aeeking waya to do it better." would be willing to help la ra- better human relations on the part state our beUef that many of the ^ \ $ 1 2 « property in the tract thiWiKh access -‘to the Nussdorf Sand and help the cot^erative newa agency worth of magazines as part of of physicians and hospitals, to -which Grandview, E .’ Oak, the preceding week. The new which ia due when plena are com- their plan to rMae money for their queaUd to call tha achool office. ills current In hoapltal-patlent- Stone Co. from N. Main St. Improve Ita service to ita member Ha told the managing, editora: avoid giving patients any feeling famlly relations are present Maple, and other streets run. figure ia the lowest weekly total pleted. Bowers said that the 75 "Wa've got to remember—and wa graduation trip. - J. Russell Thompson, and Allan TO since November 1953. Seek ladustrial Zone per cent payment baaed on the newxpapera and broadcaating ata- E. Archibald, both of. Long Hill of being only bits of living meat sinjply because, as tha respondents the town’s plan to assess uUlit. ■ Joseph Jajr Studio The driveway is on Bealdenee A tiona. too often forget—that our baaic Thia year’s drive is being con- on an assembly line. costs against him succeeds, he While the number of claims was Atty. raul R. Marte Atty, John r. Shea 3r. John F. Gibbs estimated cost of a school built Job la reporting. We're all re- diictcd through the Curtis Publish­ Rd., have left for a week’s deer Imply, the patient has been aome- land, and the company wants It under the originel plana excaeda The duty of newapapera to be The survey covered 1,000 per­ in the .course of will, in effect, be abiding by sub­ on the decline; the number- of Attys. Fteui; R. Marte and john$.^ “atrong and clear vMced" iq>pllea imrtera." ing Clo„ which ailows sizable hunting In Turo, Nova Scotia. .9 5 changed;to Industrial. The com­ the too per cent fee on the present commiaaions for the atudenta. sons interviewed in a northeaatern nospital progress." division regulation^, except that workers exhausting compensation F. Shea Jr. today announced their Ity Club of Hartford, the Rotary pany took the Isaue tp'the TPC John F. Gtbbs has been appoint­ not only in national affaiia but in - Reaidera "want all tha facta and E ire Calls U.8. industrial city of 350,000, the taxpayers vrill pay one-third benefits continued to riee. - The La­ Association and .formation of the Club of Manchester, the Junior ed general sales manager of Gray school for which the cost is* about "the hundreda and hundreda of they want to know what they Flood Collection At a recent meeting of the Fire after the Zoning Board ttf Ap­ 1300,000. »Mr*. Ralph Ransom has an. anon>’mously called "Metropolis." t ic k e t s STILL PENDING the cost of sidewalks. bor Department reported that ex­ law firm of Marte and Shea, to -be Chamber of Commerce, the Repub­ peals, which had, been granting It Res'earch', and Development ■ Co., d ty counefla and achool boarda and mean," he said. "And they don’t Department, Chief George Nelson Only 19 per cent thought doc­ Protests Actions haustions last week numbered 209, located at 953 Main St., in the lican Town Oommlttee'^^ and the 658 Hilliard St., It waa announced Besides tha $2,840 which tha tax bodiea and other public groupa want to take all day trying to noimced that a collection will be reported the following calls during Detroit' (M--Jf you ever were SUPPLY UMITED variance! to allow use of the road, Board lest night voted to pay held Sunday *and on Nov. 27 In the tors’ fees were too high,' Dr. Koos given a traffic ticket in Detroit, Maguire, Who "has refused to bringing the total for this year tp House and Hale building offices Church Council at Center Cpngre- last JAly granted a “final" vari­ today by Waiter E. Ditmars. presi­ throughout America,” Harwell figure out what we'ra ti^ng to the previous month; one call for said in a .talk prepared for the. meet with the Bo^d' of Directors where Atty. Marte had - been en­ gational Church. dent. Lawrence for the revlsio'n, ho ta ten them.” ■ ■ First Congregational Church for k forgot about it but (LEATHER) Ideal for cold , MLlOlartc ' ^ 18,046, as compared with 16,191 ance of only three months. aald. the emergenay truck, one chimney American Public Health Aaenja weaXMerr wafefprdof, com­ to discuss the controversy, has for the same period last year.. Dur­ gaged in the practice of'-law for He is also active in civic affairs, Gibbs, a graduate of 'Drtoel In­ due to collect some $4,500 as the Thla entaila getting and report­ John.. H. Oolbum of the Rich­ fund to repair the flood damage Are, dispatching of Unk truck to police haven’t forgotten. sent several letters protesting . 1,?'*’* has since appealed remaining 25 per cent of hie fee, to churches In the state. It la esti­ 83rd ^annual meeting. A apecial force of 27 officers la fortable, eveay pair gnanw- Hugh M.^Ctorhl 18 Wellman ing the corresponding Week a year about two years. hsvlhg recently served as co-chair­ this ruling to the Common Pleas stitute with sn electrical engineer­ ing the newa even if it occura in mond, V a, 'nmea-Diapa^ch, said the New London and participation it Board actidns. - Another Maguire Atty. Marte is the son of Mrs. man of the Cancer Drive and is according to General Manai mated that 1100,000 win 'be But half criticized doctora. fod permanently assigned to locate t««d. Rd.T has been ippointeo supervisor ago, there were S89 exhaustions. - . pourt. It claims that Inability , to ing degree, has had mpre thah 16 Richard Martlii. "hidden placea,** he aaid. root ofsthe problam is that there a drilH n WiUlmantIc. letter last night accused the Di­ Louis H. Mart4.*32 Benton S t, and presently serving aa chsirms|i of years sales experience In the field In thla aim, he aaid, "we muat "Juat are .not enough good repor­ needed. ^Special envelopes will be "being unwilling to make house and arrest m ore.thap 50,000 per­ of maierials engineering iit the use the road to get to its plant, Five Directors voted' for pay­ ^ntributions amounting to $95 rectors of 'foisting unwanted im­ the late Lpuis H. Marte, who wax the local Led Cross blood program.- which ia landlocked, would be a' of high-fidelity, electronic aqulp- look to our own papera aa aharply ters and wiitera to go around to­ provided at the aervicea for con­ calls" or Insisting that patients, sons on a list of delinquent traffic provements on land owners. quality control dlmartment of the ment. Director Walter Mahoney ' *^l , tributions. I , were received from 11 townspopic bnless severely ill, come to their law and city ortllnance violators. DIAMOND'S' / Hamilton Standi^ diviaion . of associated with the Mnncherter Atty. Shea la the S|6n of Mr< and hardship. .rnent. aa we look to AF' and "to the day.” Ha urged the editors to do fW\the use of the portable pumps And Paul Wupperfeld, one land Peru to Trust Co. for msny/yeara Atty. H^s. John F. Shea,/25 Benton St, voted no.' Directors Harry •Flrato. extent that we have kept in wlew "a real recruiting Job. starting Society to Meet offices or to the hospital. About United Aitdraft Oom. i One of the other applicstionj to «lncluded smon8 the companies Jacob Miller and P aa^ Poe wore in pumping out cellars and wella aa many objected to long waits in oumer in the tract, asserted that' Marts is a graduate of Mancheater He atteAded locrt schools and be discussed tonight seeks a zone wlth'wh^ch Gibbs has betin asso­ thia dual rei^tonalbtlily to APME, with high school studbnta who X h t Ladles’ Benevolent Society there Is no more need for side­ High School, TVinlty College in absent. the yaar’a work will have been will hold kn all-dky meeting begins duriiig recent atorma. doctorb’ offlcea., Before SeiiatorB graduated from /Providence Col­ change of land oh E, Center St., ciated are RCA Victor, Phllco Ra­ hava shown an interest in puhilca- walks; curbs, srtd storm sewers bn held responsible ulUpnat^ for the Hartford and Boston 'University lege and the -University of Con­ ’ s. by Ooatraet anooeaaful." Uona.” ning kt 10:30 a.m. tomorrow kt the GuV Outlaw was voted In aa art And 84 per cent Indicated that from Residence A to Business dio and Television Corp. and Mo­ Mernn told- the Board Town acttve\ member and Jack Fisher modern doctora, concentrating on ARMY NAVY Grandview St., on Buckingham, cost. School of Law. necticut Law Sdhool. Zone I. Proposing the change, torola, Inc. The aaaoclation proaldetit. Vin­ He said "reporters muat under­ home of Miss Marion Stanley on ANO CTounsei CHiarlea N. Crockett haa techniques to fjnd and combat ill­ Raddling,.Farmington and Hillside There are now 10 proper^ own Joseph Pero, a fruit and vege­ He is a veteran of two years For the oaat t«'o years he 1-e which involves their own property cent 8. Jonea, Rocheater, N. stand businesa and financial prob­ Long Hill Rd. The group will work aa a JuMor member. AppUcationa m MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Sts..--roads he said had been oiled seri'lce. from 1945 to 1947, with been' employed by the Aetna J* ® the Architect’s schedule of executive editor of the Gannett lems if they are to intelligently on flntahlng articlea which will be for Junior membership were sub- ness, ’’lacked' the human warmth era of record in the tract ^ides table grower who lives at 299 Oak­ are William A. Allen, himself a by the town. the U.S. Navy. He Is a member of Casualty and Surely Oo. and has member of the TPC, of 333 E. Mrs. Leonard Uncoln and Mra. fees, wbteh Is part of the contract newapaper, aaid the meeting cover municipal and county affairs sold at the roaat beef dinner on piitted \by Roger Hathaway and of the old-time general practition­ M aguire.. 1 land St., Is 0nq of five Connecticut Richard T. Baseler. between the architect and tha Doc. 3. er (who possibly knew leas about Richard Carpesri, who rey .Gen. A1-. fozd.Semlnary EoundaUon and ad­ nobody couW\ltVB-|ong enough to of Oak St. ’ said.. necticut fsk lers who will testify change affects/And, now; In Re- useoused when wh» teaching a particularperttcular the preset was ureafired oyby a majqmajority MRS. SiNLA. e/o frad M. Gruenther, aupreme com­ visor to the State Conference Com­ take, all the Acoureea offur^- by — ' ...... Eenew.Leaseai------were nPminat. - by the S tate Famir . -Jp_g9.c.. J O . AL thq -hqjPM.. of,,AU« .jiabJacL-Tba-teachat. mayuAtaia^a- Wrmet mander of the North Atlantic mittee on Social Action of the (con­ DlriiHBr VC^teV iSfahoney ..who H arriet Fransen. MerotMrs are re­-fridenCA- Zone-B,--r^-:tke-«nn iri^ M A m JO W B Tale University. • The curriculum voted against going forward vrith in other Actions, the Board re­ ------Bureau------Assn.* - from among the of Main St. betweenMlrovo and certain collection by filling out a “ "•“tore Bitd another archl Treaty Organlaatlen, who was un­ gregational Cdiurches. growers of thX five mtjor farm quested to bring to the party glfU formfAPm wNI/sKwhich le(ei left 4In m the'school WftR nirCUs t a i Lo k in g d e f t . offers 1,450 courses and a atudant the assessments, asked “How can newed the lease on the building for the State menUi hospltalr, and Williams Sts, able to attend because of an un­ Special music for the service t« would need more than 350 aca­ the town makb a survey on private west of the Municipali Building commodities proceed in Omnecti- The te- and B.- The application grew out will be Included In the cost of (hiabter Oak Field, > adeepted a thority to represent anjrff^p," he of a request which was submitted Mrs. Taylor - and her two _ Since then, the old bloc and its nlng by mtghbora and fribnds. The wpportara have charged that the utility Installation. sewbr right-of-way and postponed said. He declined (or tm present M rly wa» held at the hoAe of Mrs. by the Knights of Columbus and slitanls displayed and talked about Streets Town Property aettln# a.dste.for a Joiin hearing to discuss' thie views he*^ll ek- Tolland County affected only the K of C home at several collections; among them Keeney Street School is aub-eUn- Guy C. Morse of FOster St., and Were the miniature coronation dtrd* M srtih and- Mayor Harold A w ith ta e 'Town Planning] Commis- press Friday. He is now yj^parA the bride^Iect received many 138 Main. It was extended by the Turklngton replied thaV Maj^fre S i o n on- a minor change Rock- ing a brief to submit at the beautiful and useful gifts. Superior Court TPC. > coach and horses, Indian articles has insisted and the town has now ledge- aubdivision. On F the Ing. . and arrowheads, s h e lls and l a t e w e a t h e r n e w s \ \ Mrs. Peracchlo ud Colombat Waynesburg, Pa. (P) — What agreed that the atreeta are town Directors will discus., an. sub- iesides Pero. Who will appear^-as Will be married ton^rrow at 9 a.m. sponges, oriental and Industrial property. divikion With the TPC ijnd public friut grower, the other CoV displays, together with a planetaru«.- “P vofb down even If In'Bt. James' Church. Following a Rockville, . Nov. 16 (Special)— .Talk on J^useum ner takes several years. a i f e a l The engineers ; would lay out hearings on both -matterb will be necticut farmers scheduled t^- reception, the eoimie will leave for Only five cases are scheduled for a him. Mrs. Taylor concluded hei W. A. Wilson, of neaVby Orays- streets in the field according to a set for the aame^time. testify are George Dudley, Litch­ wedding trip to New York Oty. short calendar session of the Tol­ talk-with the remark "Like To pay map of (he tract which has never field, a dairyman; FVsnk W. Rob­ ley/will be At home to their land County Court of Common Preseiilecl tV PTA youi»u vBiidan svf,see, weWO nsvohave grown.grown." ' vllle, found s weather balloon-With H ie URGEST, Most BEAUTIFUL, Most REASONABLE been died with : the town clerk. TOT DROWNS IN kiVER erts, Middlelowi^ a vegetable At the businesa meeting preceding its parachute still attached h a i^ inds after Nov. 26 !n Apt'. D of Pleas to be held here tomorrow They would also design storm sew. grower: Ellsworth Newberry. the^ubinow building. ; f. morning, . a.s M J . .> the pronnmprogram, , 11 It WMwas. announcMannounced A tree. era. B afi^ry sewers .and walks. Avon. Nov. (P)—Aj 22-month South Windsor, a tobaccoman; and Mrs. Allan 8. Taylor, chairman that the October attendance awaed'' Jnecribad an the Ihitrument |WB 16 Among the basei Hated is O a t M of the Isitz Museum policy mak- w u wnn h« iiia- BMai,** i i It Is doubtful that' the town old boy toppled into, the Farming- CarroU Dunhsm, a. New London E. Lynn Beerwofl va, JEonIhg was won by Miss Roach's room. was a faded but still lertble: would actually inatall all the County poultryman. mIng " committe^wito « ^ atto t}jeH}® ' DbUgbmtta-iSjXRfiA-coffee were "Lexington. Ky. Dicpateiied SE liC nO N OF TOYS TO BE FOUND IN TOWN! ton River and drowned [yesterday. Board of Appeals, Town of Csov- utilities, but once the cost of them Filn^/of Tpur entry, where order to show cause M ^hlngton^A last nighi 1» th a served by thA raftashfiient corn- July 26, 1983." was -determined and the assess- Police said Brian Kerachner had school snnetf.w gx introdMcefi bY mlttae. The oil filler on yo u r'car will and petmiasion to withdraw are VEm s ca— -.s A*.- r . a' . . 1-K I ment made, the town could place been playing by himself In his yard remove a pound or more of sludge being asked. . - Mrs. Eai;l Harotfton of thr^pro- AqVATlO IWOnOIENGT SiNiWn to Club gram committee. • Ip turn,'; Mra wamlnga on all the land records nt the river’s edge. His body was from the oil in 5,000 miles of driv­ Other cases Include Leonard ulL . About a half million miuion ionstone bfoi tilt KertrvHte, Kermiie, Tex.lax. v(P)—Sailor n —Bailor smpp,Shipp, ■/informing buyers they would be recovered 300 yards dbwnatream. ing. 1 RInl vs. Raymond W. Peck, where h.r m^bera of a day is Washed into Uke Mead D, learned to swim at the Texas UP TO Mrs. cnifforiilkO. SItopaon gave a Judgment ia being aaked; Charles her committee whff wJW were .oessentJH^eent, h-hmnbehjftd. Hoover n.w.Dam, Uone Camp for Crippled CSiUdren. delightfully tnmrmatlve Ulk on N. Paliocha vs. William W. Lan- P > r413u " -K i „'! the European triK«he and her fam­ dqn, et als, where disclosure of de- s It J!"i I ily enjoyed last Auumer at the fenbe and Judgment' are sought OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS TONI DOLLS meeting of the Buwiess and Pro- Glen F. Dana, et aL-va. Frank m f^ional Women’s Ctob last night Dellarlpa, et,al. which aeeli-' de­ — — .(i.;— LIONEL at the home of the Hlsaea Helen fault and Judgnjeht; and Fred Youll Enjoy Dining. This Thanksgiving yind Dertrude--Carrie^-S8-~Cam- Ghapman-ws.H9honnan ArGoodfllr 'I. bridge St. \ where default foi«'fAllW« to plead TRAINS - The. colored films were\aken by ia asked. It’s Ite tl^ her son and included aom\especl- POTATO HEAD Oe With This Smart Dining Group ally lovely scenes in Swittorjan^ ONE-MAN p r o g r a m OFF Austria. Scotland and Bhilland. Madlaon, Ckmn. (P-- Dr. Donald REO.1.00 The family also visited France, LaChance. vice president, pre­ LIST Italy, Belgium, Holland and sided at the Rotary Club luncheon In The Latest SumTan Finish . many, finding much of interest because the president was absent. each, country. , He introduced the program rhidr-. BOYS' fiNMl GIRli^ Following Mrs. Simpson’s talk, !,man—Dr. Donald LaChance. ’Then TOY DISHES a variety of deIjiciouA cookies, tea *e program chairman introdU<)ed' * I O “ diii TABLE and and coffee A'ere served by the host­ he speaker of the day—Dr. Donald lY REVERE, esses, assisted by Mrs. Elisie Em- LaC3iance. WEAREYER, MIRROR CHAIR SETS SNOW SUITS \ OPEN MON. TILL CHRISTMAS Soon r your doll SizeK: 29c TO 3.50 t a b l e ; 4 C H A I R S only $ 1 8 9 9 5 Trade-in- muat have 4 rowa ^ A O O C with the coupon below. CAKE MIX B ET# keya. beck apacer, autometle »vf«tor ^ 3-6x, Children ribbon reverar, and Is In work- trnde-ln A O TOY CA.MPBELL Ing order. 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WChnM>141« F^lood Sessmn Deaths Last Night Hradyiuan Held K I- - • . in ^ O -> 10M W M K M a H Daily Radio May Conj^ider By THE ASBOCIATCO PREiM For Slaying of freshor DajrBgbt H im . Hollywood — Lloyd Bacon,, 65, Sr-:'/ film director whoa* acrebn credits New York ^dy • Primary Law Included "The Singing Fool" and Frozen tiM toum ni* progtmm MbadalM^tl "The French Mne,” former actor ■M wppttad kgr ttx* radio maBago* Hartford, Nov. 10 -Jack Caraoa may be acted- upon by the leg* and Lot Angclha-newspaper re­ broodbr*ost*d, phrnip in d fuiey. ■WOTH-^Ktta iaiature In the apecial flood aeulon. porter and H6iIy^voo^' script weeks after he ran away from llkUac* ,, A tiU ^ home. . ' ' s.^ TOMS i,fr 65c WHAY—Nlabt Watch The new primary law goea Into writer. Died VYiesday. X WTlp-Yeu hat Your Ufa affect the -ilrat of next year. Duteheas County Dist Atty. Tlwy'r* A IX dr*ss*d and r»ody— wonOx^BtoB Ooaby Rayfhond C. Baratta said yester­ W O t^L ^ica ... Tha tbtec proviaiona of the pro­ JHURSBAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY poned artnendment are; Concordia Church day that Harvey William I/isee, > TOMS Lb SSe erd*r yours today. 'WHAY-Nlta’Watch 1. One that apelia out the way a 47,. had admitted the crime, 22 Lbs. Bitd ap WTIC-^Yuth or Conaaquaneaa Losos was -cmployM by ^he \ / ■ WI>RO-.Ainoa a AaOy—Muate Ban minority party can nomii\ata a Holds Fair Friday WOTH—Uitan capdidata for governor. American School,- a private ipetitu- GABARDINE 1. /2. One that .would permit the Ubn, on the grounds pf which *‘ WHAY—fnta Watch The annual Holiday Fair o f Oon- young Foster's body was found last __ _ JCUntMlt WTIO-Truib or Coiuaauaneca State Central Committeda o{ both 'itoeoid Bavu* Saturday, RANGE H lU TU R K D FARM ‘~ORO-Amua 'a Andy—MuHe Han major parties to amend the’ rules, rordla lAitheran Ch^ch will taka Ogden’s Corner Vemon-i-Look For Signs, On Rt. 83 to Rockville Can TR 5-5675 X y ~ lawt Matinft. _ . . GTH—L iiu a without waiting for the next State The M y disappeared from, his B r o n ttiW - place In the church and’ pariah Poughkeepsie, N. Y., home on Oct, WHAY-,-Nlta Watch / convention. ' . wYlC^HcCfa and Ifollla 3. One that will allow town com­ house this Friday, atartlng^^'^ 6 12. Baratta quoted Losee as say­ jrotiC--Roinaaca------^ •Mooda mittees, to change their rules until p.m. , ing he discovered him sleeping iri TOPCOATS .W O T ^B . P. Xorgaa All. aorta of fancy wbfk and Ui ~ '~ " ‘ the next party caucus. a school barn on Oct. 28 and or­ X l \ WHAY-Nita Watch . The Ilrat provision fllla.'a gap In aprons, homeihads baked goods, dered him to leave. winc-K<___:0 —K«wa the new law. The gap la for parties fudge and other caadlea, Christ, When the boy started to 'argue, X WDRC—Rnroanca Mooda mas cards, fancy're.igloua paper WITH 100^ wqpii WOTH—nghta which gets leas than 10 per cent Baratta lald, Losee picked up an ThanksgMhg Special At idtoa- of tha vote (at the last State napkins, ChjMtmaa: novelties and Iron pipe and stuck him on the X .1 LT—Rteerd l(a—The dumped it, about 80 feet from a VALVE $7.85^ ani militiry Styles. ^ with the parchaae of ^ AND MIRltOR FINISH .W O T H -^ V and Ray The second provision would help Fafnir Bearing Co. today an­ road. t h I sr WesUnghouse and Bar Miew State Repuplicana. At preajnt, nounced a proposed Increase In the SALE boor la tha Nliht Electrio Roaster. VALUE S6.9S atraaada hi daraaada state OOP rules say only a party stxe of its Newington plant, up­ The Belgian Congo is larger than convention can change th# rulea- ping employment there front 360 the part of the United Stateb lying The amendment would let the to 600 people. -• east of the Mississippi River. JUOT 3 filG DAYS LEBT! DON’T MISS IT! hY^-Symnboay tn tha Nliht central eommltleea make the -.G-BtarUabt Scranadt neceaaary changes to comply with WORC-Nl^rOwl the primary law without holding iaa^g Itaed Ituala a costly convention. btipoHa The third provlalon gives local Hock’s Hold Lead town cotmhltteea penm lesion to make routine chahgea to comply In Card Tourney with the law without having to Oaed Kiulo call a party 'caucua to get permls- 2 TUs IS qt. elee- •lon, / Save ? -*® fiM roaster wiU Tho Hood’a team, with a acore eeok » large ham of a,01», held the lead for the er tnjrkey. Bakes •econd week tn the netback tour> bread, pies aad X aey. wdiich hM been running foe 10 sESSmMMB..; ..Abcurnte .a^:.liswaA weeka^^nt-the...Klka Home on Bin* OeNHIAL - heat- eoatrol as- CMB aell St. anreo p e r f e e f Clonely behind the leading team TV SERVICE cooldag results cornea Renn'a, with a acore of . . .every , time...... - 1,M7 potnta. Other Ulliea are An- Days t O d C ^ ^ ^ Ooad MuHe deieon'a, 1,077; Vichi'a, 1,066 Nights a d e V a PIUB ParU .0 1 i V A'a, 1.0S1; Capitol, 1,040 TEL. Ml 8-6194 Paul'A 1,033;. and Coughitn’i tha Artiat 1,020. S tJ»l -s — J--; Tti—trr Alao, Patten’a, 1,023; Garden 3 aaiaf O o^ Xuila ReetauranU 1,014; 4XXXX, 1,011 8t0.t5\ CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USED CAR LOT J ta Lathrop'a, lAOOO; Lehman'n, 1,804 lEQAL b e v e r a g e s; n -w Mancheater Wallpaper, 1,860; The ^ AT LOW PRICES . ^ Helghta, 1,8S0K Larrabee'a, 1,824 1229 Main Street • Phone Ml 3-1200 l^aatar Peterman’a l,8liK Mancheater XulUa . 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. 1 . k (.■■.; ;■ l. ■ .■ 'V- , • ■ ^ . x : - ■1,- ' ?A(»TimnT ICANCHKSTICE gyEN m C HERALD, MANCHESTER,. COWK^ WEDNESDAY, j^VEMBEh 16, 195S lUNCHEStER EVESnia HERALD. NANCHEatKlt, CONK, WEDNESDAY. NOVEM^R 16. 198* PAGE TWENTY-ON*. 24 ChdnneU Without Trying: 'V New Assessment System PlHn New Group After Distress, Hardship Adopted by Commissioners To Assist Scouts I Ellington Electronic Wimrd 111 Neighbp^ood A Day of Thanks^ving ire$tone|Fire$tonej7ire$lone|7ire$ionelTire^^ After another long dlacuaalon^ cussed at length at two p r^ ^ u s last night, y>e Board of Water meetings of the Board. In order to orgahlae and give (ConUnaad.lIrma Piaga Om ) Commlaaiorfera voted to aaseas the One of the points of contention' Mrvices to OifJ Scout troops y. • . Lives in World of has been that not all land in the About Joim . ^ c k ly and .nio^. effectively .and finer ■tafe than that which costa of a sewer installation for natural drainage basis''which can in or ■Ally. Anthony Gryk priesenled The proportion of the cost which the area, was held last night in burg, Fla., ^ d placet of interest The pilgrims showed courage ' den away on a lonely hill off Ltong a petition signed by owners, of would 'othefwlse be borne by own­ Wobdniff- Half of the Center along theyGulf Coast. in the face of danger, they >Vlew St. . some 66 residential properties who ers of those properties is being Church at B o’clock, The experi­ ahow'ed industry arid vision in HAIR Space Cadet'a Paradlae urged the CommlLfion to follow, absorbed by the cuBtopaers of the mental area 1* bounded roughly by In utmtlon to the display of new the face, of hardship, they The eatabliahment ta n n e d by a the front-foot plus, acreage sys­ flewer Department. Wi Middle Tpke., Broad St., For­ booM f^chlldresti tWs week, at never lost faith in God and ■oft*apoken electronlca engineer tem. Atty LaBelle haa souf^t with est St. and Main St. thg Whitoh. Memorial Library, his works. They made possible named Alfred C. penaon, preaMent In the past, the Water Depart-,, admitted lack of auccesa to find a Members of the Central Neigh minute film, entitled "The Im- a better form of government of the Deneoni«m./Ele ^lectronica O rp. ment has made sanitary sewer gX- mathematical flaw in the a'sseas- borhood will hold meetings preaaionable Y iM ,” will be shown under which we have freely But Uia bullduis doea look more seasment solely on the ba<4s of ment system which lie says has ;year and experiment with the IdXa. tomorrow at 3 : ^ p.m. and again worshipped and prospered. The like a apace cadet'a paradlae th -n the.number of front feet a proper­ doubled the assessment over esti­ In the course of time, if thjx ex­ at 7 p.m. Parents are cordially In­ people of Connecticut have a manufacturing; plant. ly owner has. , mate for some of hia clients. Broad perimental set up proves ^ is fa o - vited to attend whionaver ahow'ing shown thli same faith and dig­ D O l It’a.a' gnull plain buildinr. with The new system, one Which the St; property owners. tory, the entire town divid­ ia convenient for themX nity. They have shown this e n ^ ia d of antennaa on the roof departntent expects to Institute He insisted last night, however, ed into rtelghborhooda. same grandejn- and fortitudel' and larRc cablea aupplybiR electric throughout town, assesses some of th,at pro-rated, cost Is not s proper The meeting last/ night was The Manchester Fine /^ .A ssn . With continuing faith in /a VICTOR ,ypower connected to it To the rear the cost of tjie Inslallstlon accord- basis for determining benefits. He opened by Mrs. ^Gladys Meyer, will hold a brief business m ating merciful God we meet the'^fu- Any lltfig girl would lova ^ of 'the building; la a high ateel Ihg to the am>urit of land the own­ said the only way to deteririine president of th*/Mancheater Girl this evening at 8 o'clock In lYhl- ture assured and unafraid." \ tower, and. on the ground ar<;und er has In termk.of acreage. them is to take each property and Scout Council/ who introduced ton Memirlal. An informal sketch­ IS OUR PRIDE AND JOY Ihia gorgoewt dell. Sha haa Assess Front Footage *Jt aeveral complex-looking alumln- find its market value before and Mrs. Bernard’' Fogarty, chairman ing class will follow and members iatax arms, laga and bady. Vinyl him tube antennaa. Under the syatein backed by the after the Improvement. He con­ of the Central Neighborhood. Mrs. are asked to bring pads, pancUai or Adjacent to the building la an Board last night, street sewers In tended the value of his clients' FogartyX explained the «*ed of charcoal. . We've sold by the thousonds. We've installed theni by the thou­ haod hot roatad loran tralr that obeefvatory. About the aiae of a Broad, Little. Essex''-and Durant property has not increased in pro­ havinnHelghborhoods, in order to Bta., are asaeaaed ^ frriqt fOotage. portion to the assessptent. give/better prpgram to more Glfl The High School' group ,of the con ba ihampoead and cwriad. 'alio; it haa a 14-inch refractor. The They ran benefit onlythose prop­ sands but thie 1956 RCA television line is by far the best we've ever 1.400 '.pound dome meaaurea 14- Most of the\Directorg agreed Scotit* by getting services to the YWCA will meet tonight at 7:15 )Ing ayaa. long Idahaa, aaa* feet acroaa, and rotatea oh S4 roller erties In front of which they run. the system mky pqt be completely troops more directly and 'more at the Oommunity Y. bcaiinga. ' ■ , 'j. jb e trunk sewri which nins equitable blit they contended it is quickly. had. Our installations prove it in every case. Why take less than the Nvalca. Camaa draatad In It may acem out of place for across a right-of-way from Broad the fairest one yet devised. continuing, Mrs. Fogarty Mid ihe china plates bearing the an obaervatory to be located at St. to W. Middle Tpke., however, Director Phillip Harhson, who "The Girl Scout organization in picture pf Zion Lutheran Church very best. Buy RCA yictor TV. I fradt, ndIM patH> an electronica eatabliahment but la assessed against the property in a previous meeting ei^rOssed Manchester is very large, and the have arrived, and will b* on sale at, p( a, ahaaa and aackt. Denaon ia working on an electron­ it benefits on the basis of the cOservations about the procedure, more we .grow, the more simplified at the Christmas fair and Social, ic hook-up that he hopea will In- amount of land In each property. said last night that no one haa We should make the organizational Friday, Nov. 18, at 6 p.m.'at th< rirst National _ The assessment ha.s been dis­ offered a better formula. setup in order that, the beat pos­ church. 'Miss Helep Janaaeri of Manchester creaae the teleacope’a power to be in charge of the sale point beyond that of the worid'a sible .service c^n be given to our troops. In Manchester, one out of Bank and Trust Co. 3>fs 5414 " largeat optical teleacope, yhlch Brown. Mrs. Lois Q. Phi I opens, Mias Janice Fogg, dat e Lightweight . haa a 200-inch refractor. Nurses Present Mrs,- Mary Dlugos, Mrs. Nancy every three, girla of scout age is a Conn. Bank and '• USE OUR LAYAWftY PLAN Lack, Mrs. Martha Mason, Mrs. ■cout; natldnally. the figure is' Gordon C., Fogg, 92 Adell Truaf Co...... 38 41 guarsntssd Bom Plant la iM t one out of every eight." will be featured In "Sleeping Denaon built the amaU plant in Mary Gaudei, Mias Janet Audette ManebeaUr T nut 65 e Amazing eleaner at a HEADER SPECIAL 3lyle Show at and Mrs. Marion Norman. During the meeting, reports of Beauty," the first selection of the 1M9, Juat four yeara after he aet the recent National Girl Scout con­ year to be presented by the South­ Firs lasaraaaa Oemitaaisa ssossttoosJ LOW priest - «ot on hfa own In the electronica Models were (Satherinc and EUz- 'Aetna P^a ...... 72 76 Herald Phnto. owers School vention in -San Francisco were ern Tier CMIdren'a Theater of El* Hhrtfoird Firs ...... ThursdaY, Friday and Saturday Only Held. He aaya he'a been Intereat- abelh PhUophena, Robin and Pen­ given by Miss Jean Campbell. -ex- mii-a College, Elmira, N. Y. This 162 172 ed In the aubject all hia life. ALFRED C. DENSON ny Spencer, Holly Shorts, De,borah National Firs .....-... 135 150 A BARGAIN YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS! ecutlve director of the Manrhester dramatic touring group provides Phoenix-...... 80 _..thP(«h,,^„...... ___ _D«8plt« tbe/^ajnjr. weathar_^I^^^ and Linda Anschutz, Paul, John Girl Scouta. Mrs. Gladys Meyer, entertainment for children rang­ 85 :«nd 'Philip Romanowicii; Sharyn He received much of hia training - 'TkTa ' I s '' j^'wflbTe;'' DeRifcb ■ex- eittiw, it took ' two night. Bow«^ School auditorium preatdept! and Mrs, Edith Peter- ing In age from 7 tdT3. - Ufa aai-JaaeaMiltT Ins. C ss. ' tinder Hollla Baird .of Boaton. one plaihk, by use of what he calls years ’ of testing with s|>ecial Brown,' Cherryl Gibson, Christ­ aon. flnrt vice preaidentX Aetna Ufa ...... 230 245 Multiplex. Multiplex, Which Is still equipment before he deciiled to was filled ainmst to capacity for opher Oaudet, Joseph Mclllduff, Mrs. C. Edson Case, who will The monthly meeting of the Aetna Caiualty •...... 152 162 of the original televlaion reaearch- Dana and Douglas Wllk, Catherine Conn. General ...... 530 era. He alao attended achoola in under development, allows a radio settle on Long View Hill. the-pre-holiday f^hlon show spon­ serve as consultant for Intermedi­ Women’s Council of the First Con­ 570 station to broadcast two separate The methodical, easy-going en­ sored by the Mai^hester Register­ and Mary Lou Caprilozzi, Regina ate troops in the Central Neigh­ gregational Church of Vernon Hartford Steam BbllX 95 Waahington. D. (J., and during Rice and Kathy Recat e. . Traveler* ...... 90 World War II ha waa ah.engineer programs over the same transmit­ gineer explained that although ed Ntiraes Assn. borhood. explained her job la to Center will be held tonight'at 8 85 5 TUBE SUPERHETERODYNE RADIO ter simultaneously. there are higher hills .tfi the area, The theme of thk show being Alto, Priacllla Brown, Janet help leaders start with a new troop, o’clock at the chmeh. Past pfeal- PaMIe VtUlttoa In the aircraft induatry. to make sure that new leaders un­ Right now Denaon haa a ataff These programs arc actually none are aa good for Helevlalon ‘Father’s Pride and Joy,” It began Audette, Carolyn Watts, Mary dents will be honored. The min­ Conn. Light Pow-er .. 174 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY RCA - TRAINS and ACCISSORIIS identical except that while one l(i and radio reception aa his locS' with father. Bill Dlugos, just be­ Diugoa, LilUa Green, Marilyn Lo- derstand the basic concepts of Girl ister, the Rev. George B. Higgins, Conn. Power ...... 4 1', '434 ^ TtatUtuUly /4dv€fUiud w'three'men working with him. jeski, Virginia Wheeler, Shirley Scouting, to help them with regis­ Cora,! Modt. of their work includea high­ broadcasting „the commercial the Ubn. The reason ia moat of the fore his daughter's wed^g. talk­ will talk on "What the Church Hartford Elec. Lt ... 55'i .57'5 other ia silent. It Is the sllent-com- others have metallic orea In them, ing and reminiscing with, one of Pochier, Rosamond Wilson, Jane tration and other procedures, to Expects of the Women’s Council." Hartford Gaa Co...... 35 >s 38'X CONSOLE-PLUS FREE/UHF INSTALLATION ly XpeciaUaed inatallaUon and Harchi, Lola Phllopena, Eugenia help them understand their jobs, Bo. New England AUTOMATIC TOASTER maintenance of radio towera alt mcrcial program that these special while he is slUiatet on land that the guests,. Mrs. Olive Recave. The All the Women of the community receiving sets pick up. is mostly granite base. audience was then taken back to Moriarty, Lillian Mutrie, Beatrice lo help them to know program re­ are welcome. Tel...... 39'i 41'4 ever K ek England and In New Binder, Mary Ann Rice, Barbara sources, to Interest them In fUture Tork and Hew Jeraey. They alao Denson says he plans to put The wisdoni of hi" choice Is ■"Kathy's" childhood, and iriany training.and lo give aid in any way Naanfaraattag Comnsnlss coM Pun these on the market for the horn out by the fact that he regu­ children's clothes, from cowboy Hills, Enu Able, Gail Palmer, Ann Mrs. NapoIeor^NPitehe^ ia chair­ Am. Hardware ...... 22 24 build and inatgll c'uatom-bullt high general public somellm.e next larly receives 24 different tele­ Donzio, Jo Ann Bruce, Mary poaalble. Mrs. John Sche.ibenpflug, Arrowj^lart, Heg. fldelity . and televlaion ayatema. outfits to party flnery were moA-; consultant for Brownie troops In man and Mrs. Edward Serrcll co- ... .52', - 55 >4 year. vision channels on his sets. There eled by the cooperative tots. The Sterud, Rita Hanley and Eldmund chairman of the Military Wfaiat of Asao."Spring ... 8. ...33 Among their cliehU are radio com­ *^rown. the area, will attempt to help . TV to Nab Hhoplifters are only a couple dozen such "hot youngsters' fashions were all from Brownie leader* with their prob­ Manchester Emblem Club, No. Brtftol Braaa...... 19 21 mentator Lowell lliomaa and mag- spots," as he calls them, In the ^TTje proceed's of the show will 251. tonight in Tinker Hall. Ed- .-Collin* ...... 110 125 aHne iUuatrator Bernard Lamott. A partial Hit of some of the Mari-Mads. ' ■ lems. other gimmicks Denson is current­ State. Mrs. Recave and "father" pro­ beMised for scholarahlps for pro- A report of the council meeting w-ard McKeever will direct thi Em-H*rt ...... 29 32 Hia employea. Roy. Cushman. ly working On would Inolude a ape^ive nuraea. . gamea. A sale of hom e^ked Fafnir Bearing ...... 50 Richard Goulding and Leonard gressed to Kathy's pre-teen and held last week waa given by Mrs. portable television camera. In­ X SPECIAL DELIVERY teen years. When fashions were Petersen. She stated that troops foods and aprons will be coridticted 'Landers-Frary Clk ..23 25 Brace, all of Elling;ton. ' received cluding a completi . TV circuit, by the committee. Members are N. B. Machine Co. . ... 3.5>, 38’4 ta O a ' much of : their traini^ on the Job, modeled for dating, committee are Asked to delay their money- which he says could be used in Allegan, Mich. (>f*t — A letter meetings, skating and snow wear, making j^j'ects of selling articles also reminded to bring to the meet­ N. Eastern Steel ... 6'. 7'4 Denaon aaya. There isn’t much stores to lyatch out lor shoplifters. Carbn Arrested until afterlDec 1, and then. If pos­ ing canned goods folThankaglving North' and Judd . ... 3.5', .38'4 help turnover, either, because it addressed only to "Tony a Sister, and gala holiday parties itnd din­ Another electronic, trick he has Allegan, Mich.," was dellvei;sd to ners. Theae fa.shlons were from sible, to attem ^io do their selling baskets for IheHeedy. Mrs. Stan­ Rusaell Mfg...... 8 10 tahea a couple of years before a up his sleeve is s picture generat­ Result of Crash at booths at falcA meeting of ley Juros, \t’ho is in. charge of tlck- Stj^ley Work* . ... .57’, 60 <4 aar ewiAfri man can team the Job well'. Judy Ntchola. '- Corel Casuals. fiagular ing unit, for TV repairmen. Th6 Coming closer to h-^i- wedding groups such a* P T ^ ^ etc. j ets. will receive admissions at the Terry Steam ...... 128 f i r . 95 Veloa p u m m Although the men are all Inter­ unit la a device that enables the It won a bet for her brother. No meeting of the CeTrt' ton after fining hlih $50 for reck­ and refreahn1entB*.wilI be in charge appeared even more rclurtant than •ped through research that is now Still another gailget under Omaha — An eighth grade girl and ring bearer. MrsAIrene Wallace, 45, of 121 Hoi- less driving. ^ of Cyrene Booth, ihul a gift table raad y. I O VI. RSI jrc his intended victims, three .em­ • vl- V ^ ' being manufactured by his firm ia development la what Denson calls' teacher summoned one, of per Mrs, Recave commentated on liz te r^ . Police'hsH told Washington to In bharge of , Past Tpeahontaa ployee of a St. Louis county school. a radio receiving' aet that ellmi- a- "Squawk. Box " This Is a device pupils to her d"*k to tell him his all the fashions throughout the Pollc^harged Caron with fail­ move his cir after a minor traffic Florence Plltt. Each member is "We're just working people.” 1 . I.'* natea commercials. It is used that- will pick up and amplify essay was good but his penman­ show. Mrs..Ueclle Bnmelle sang ure to graiut half Df the highVay collision. He asked for a push, say­ reminded to bring something for said one. of the employea. "We P a y only 7 S t A Week! \ largely by supermarkets to supply sounds from as far aa a qtiarter ship terrible. several selections adopted to the to ontom in^trafflc. The change ing his battery was dead. this table. Several of the mem­ TRAINS haven't anv .money.” music for shoppers. mile away. He designed it pri­ The next day the boy brought program and Henry Hilliard waa rontaineo^to a warrant served "I gave him a push to get him bers are planning lo attend the "Oh well." replied the meek ban­ He also has a set that lets you marily for tise aa a ship-to-shore a postcard sent him by his father, played the organ' throughout the on Caron yesterday by Patrolman' started but he kept on going," said meeting of Lakota Council. No. 61. dit. "this is a toy gun anyway. Just 84 MODELS turn off everything except the communications lystem for small who was away from home, and evening. John Krlnjak. Patrolman Gilbert Truax. "It took tonight for a discussion o f a com­ forget about it." PRESTO ELECTRIC boats, but said It .would probably m* three blocks to catch him,'’ commercials. On this one. he says, pointed out " i write aa good as The success of the fashion No one waa injured in th* acci­ bined degree team. With that, he left. 2 0 4 N C K you can turn the program down or adapt itself to other uses, too. he does." show was due, to a great e.'iti'nt, to dent. Krlnjsk. whoNlnvestigated, off, but you can't get rid of the Each project takes about two The teacher auggested he not the efforts of Miss Mary A nn said damage ,to C a ro ^ car was INSTALLED commercials, no matter, how hard yeara to develop, according to the follow too closely in hia father’s Rice, general chairman, and her estimated at betw'eeh I-Vrand f 100.. treUMd fMdi, OKfra. Modal 3IS631 BICYCLE you try. engineer. Aa soon as hia basic re­ footsteps. committee: Mrs. Prise illi H. and to Mrs. WallXce's. at $5^. FRY PAN 15 He didn't say whether or not the search la done on the cut rent pro­ commercials would come through jects, he saya he plan" an expan­ REG. 27.95 * w e e k l y w ith training wbaela abd eeeal. even If you smashed the set. but sion program, which he figtires ar brake. IMro-toae. youM have to do a pretty’ thorough will start aometlme'next year. Job, because It takes only one tube A stickler for perfection, Den­ (Photographed from stock) to perform this double cross. aon aaya hia products must he per­ Programs for . these .receivers fect before production ia started. 5 DAY ONE OF THE MANY . criginate in regular frequency When asked if hie planned to slay i modulation (FM) radio stationi ■at the same location dur'ng the RECORD PLAYER and these special, receiving seta, expansion program, he replied, NEW, LOVELY E.Z coupled With special transmitting "I'm not going to. move for any­ 3-SPEED ^ oc TERMS A 40.00 VALUE equipment, which Denaon also thing or anybody. 1 like it here!" EXCHANGE aiakes, elimihste' the commercials, He didn't choose hia location by Reg. 29.95 DAYTIME SAXOPHONE REMOTE CONTROL JEEP AND RE G . 4.00 PRIVILEGE ~~ TOW TRUCKT~ DRESSES THRIFTY BOWRTAYIIEIfr YOU CANT BEAT AT WITH YOUR PURCHASE NO SURPRISE EXTRAS INTEREST CHARBES 1 A 9 BLAIR'S LOW OVERHEAD! You need noj be a miser O F A ALL SETS INSTALLED LITTLE SHOP to have a growing and SERVICED BY CARRYING CHARCES 2.98 VALUE All sUea 12 to 2D, 14',-24'4 Savings Account. You OUR OWN DEPARTMENT .V do have to becareful not- 1^54 . I y i r e f t o n d ON ANY RCA VICTOR $3. ^ to $5.98 'to waste money, and TELEVISION Sparkling Trt$ Lights CHEVROLET be regular about making ELECTRIC Immediate Delivery 4-Door Sedan. Mode] 210. ' OTHER LOVELY NEW your depo.sits. RANGE For inside or Oot Heater and defroster, Rood h o l id a y DRESSES Such a habit of saving can mean the difference '■ i tires, low- mileaKe, spotless. between a happy, fruitful lifp—and one where a Showroom Ereeh’color. Set $8.98 to $19,98 chains. person live.s always on the rim of poverty. There’a IPa ' r I no substitute for a well-built savings reserve. FU U PRICE Shop thla convenient store YOUR jresioite for Coatume Jewelry, Hos­ iery, Brae and* many netV if gift ideaa. STORE $1188 OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 THURSDAY and FRID.AY DRIVE OVER—FILL YOUR 9 to 9. G^S tA.Nit DISCOUNT $188 e Huso 24-incli If OSS, DOWN OB \ s LOW AS $11 5 ,’EEK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Many Others To Choose From ovenize oven DELIVERS BUY NOW e Four chromolox A U LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Blair's - OF MANCHESTER surface wiits AND SAVE Little Shop : “A GREATER BANK FOR GREATER MANCHESTER” • Hamfsonit BRUNNER’S-PACKARD Mancjhi^ter Shopping ! ■' 99 YEARS YOUR.PACKARD DEALER l -T Plaza Member Federal Deposit. Inaurancs Corporatlea; backsplosh with <-TOLLANO TURNPIKE — TALCOTTVILLE I t ■ . , ; I e v e n in g s t i l l S-SATURD/iY TILL 9 ’ East .Center Street I ffuoresciiit unit"^ at Ldjnox Street

. ; r A. :x:l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1955 ;%AOE TWENTY-TWO JCTHESTER e v e n i n g HERALb/iw of RED 3. Coventry; Anthony J. He complained to arresting A major Inun^late problem get in through the narrow strait ^ROAOBREASTTOs night at the Intersection of N. warnings.' Thirty were glVqn;to Angelico. 38. Nonvlch; Efneat W. Cheney Issue The Democratic To.wn Commit­ Patrolman Primo Amadeo there Top American officials believe confronting Dulles on hi* return of Tiran, 110 mites to the south, Size 12 to 85 Lbo. On 30a Bills School and Oakland Sts. and on drivers with defective ma-rker tee last night presented a resolu­ ArUiur Karaflttoaria, 64, of Hart­ (Coattaned (rom Pago Oao) cqmmitteaman, aaid Itavanson Arms Need that the Immediate guarantee Agent’s Action Olson, 49, of ^ 3 Lakeview Dr., tion to the town's Board of T)lrec< was no sign telling him radar Israel is asking, in advance of any will be w heth^ toxpermlt ship­ where shore batteries on the Sinai No Chawe for CleaBlag New Rolton Rd. this, morning. lights, 20 Went to drivers sllglitly South Coventry; and Ersncli OT A counter - proposal for the equipment ivaa set up, the patrol­ ford, w al'arrested by Patrolman “looka Ilka tha front ruhpar' to ment of furtl^'Amerus|n arms to Coast and two Egyptian Islands (Oontteoed Cr*m !*«(• One) yxceedlng • the speed limit. Othi^r tors urging purchaae of all Vl.OM man reported. • .Samuel Maltempo yMerday and. the chaiicea of aurvival of a mindl- Mm. Jam'at Arrington, whi : alec- , (Conttaned frona Pag*. One) Israeli-Arab agreement, 1s un­ control the channel into the Red All Orders DetlVered Including those stopped during Demers, 38, VVillimanllc: ■ town's purchase of the Cheheyv acres which Chene/ Bros, is pre­ r necessary even though Egypt is Israel to offset Egypt's Cbmnjvmlst (ToMmbia. Nov. 16 (Special) — warnings were 1? issued because of charged with discharging flrearnu / . flato or whether he can, tierform tion to the cdmmlttea from )E)kla arms purchases Sea. The,!Zonlng Board of Appeals will i would b« trngic” Ip u«e hlfhiwey these two. periods, police have ar­ Also, Milo W. Maines, .iO, of Hop Bros, Globe 'Ibilow land will come pared to sell. . Gavanna forfeited a $6 bond in \vlthin town limits. tha dutiea of office." building Its arined forces with big H. RIS^Y DIMOCK rested 21 drivers and charged them defective tall lights and one for a River Rd;, Columbia; Stanley P. Town Court Saturday on a chargd home was the subject of ever, officials insiat no decirion In Jertisslem, meanwhile, Egypt 'nie Sues Canal Is still cemplete- hair an appeal from the Columbia (uhd* for the purpose. . defective, headlight. up fog discussion tonight at an In­ Karambaria was hunting jn a "But I certainly will never make before the' national committal)!* can be reached until full considera­ quantities of Russian-made'tanks, ly ^osed to Israeli flag shipping. School of Dancing tomorrow night Ribioo^f m»de his c o ift in e n t with speeding, 29 drivers who were BSvan, 32. Willlmantlc; Clifford A. pf passing a stop sign. planes, artillery and. other weap­ has cloXed in her blockade of Spring Irook Fomi About 9 p.m., Sgt. Dent and Pa-, Looinis,. 55, of West St.. Bolton; formal meeting of the-Board-of Di­ wooded area off HlUstoiyn Rd.,'and health an Imuc myaelf," he mid. credentials group, said he tMiiki tion has been flvep the Items n|!-. The Bat Galln the last Israeli sMp 1n Yeomans Hall at 8 o’clock. •(ter X ^ e v e t reported that U chsrged with rules of the road in- ' But last night, Sgt. Geone Dent Stevenson Is the strongest Candi­ ' luuted. the weapons being'; re- ons. rael to within a mile and a half ‘hat tried to get through 14 rfacUons. and issued «about 564 trolman Taggart removed a sign Arthur Forst. 43, Seagrave Rdy rectors at 8 p.m. in the office of Police Find Sign and Patrolman Newton /Taggart had flred three shots before com­ Better Than ^formal Shape 1950. Treaty Been Sdlllpieht- of ,/the southern Negev port of Yesterday It was erroneously re- TEL. MI 2-684* - Money were' taken (rom the fund South Coventry; ./(Id Steve ^ General Manager Richard Martin. plaints from homeowners nearby Steveneon aaid doetorx told him date in h|s state. frived by Egypt and Israel's re­ n ^ th s ago, is still held by the ported In The Herald that the ovni- . !t would cause a delay In the verbal warnings, records ’ show, someone had put up-warning that were told someone had put up a Sparkman Barks Adlal quests for arms to other countries, Israel's security from 'aqdden Eilat, Israeli sohrees said today. Egy^lana. / since the present’ bsmpsign began radar, waii operating Just ahead, .Minlck, 42, Haddnm. / .MaiTtirt said today the announce­ aign nearby warning of radar brought Patrolman Maltempo to after a recent aemi-annual medical aggression, in their view,'Is already ers of the studio nought an ex­ ■Ute^a highway program. ■ Chief Herman O. Schendel/aaid ment the Manchester Country Cfub Warning of Radar the scene, police srid. examination “that for one of my Sen. flparkman (D-AIa), Who like\Britaln and Francis All Israeli shipping to and H-om t hurt* the most," ygov- ception to the town toning laws. But State Republican Chairman Thursday night. police said. \ ahead while they w'ere operating waa Stevenson's running mate in takeri'' care of through an Ameil-, the Blast now is completely cut off. ernment\spokesmsn explaiil^" is Last niight ths rsdar equipment earlier radar would be u^cd, ex­ is prepared to accept the Cheney the equipment at/(he fnteraecUon According to police, a number age I was In better than normal laraella emphaaizt they can-British-French declaration on The appeal being made does not ■ Qarence F. Baldwin said he Sgt. George McCaughry, and tensively this week in an /SUcmpl Bros, offer to sell Inc golf couric of complaints have been called In oonditlon,”r kddlng with a grin: 1952, said he hopqs the Alabama want defensive weapons— anti­ Air transit to the East also la that this xuts off any p^ibtllty request an exception, tu t questions thinks the beat way would be to was operated by Sgt. George Dent Patrolmen Primo Amadeo and An East Hartford man's com­ of Oakland and V. School Sts. The the Middle East issued ,iii May of bibeked and the only sir or aea- of finding agstern markets for to slow' traffic in town. He Is also for 1250,000, but wants a three policemen removed the aim and tu them from the area concerning *T have no excuse from now on.” delegation starta< off the conven­ tank gunx eubmarine chasers and 1950. 'This pledges the three jtov- a restraining order issued in Sep­ ■ delay the higtoway proJecU. and Patrolman Newdon 'Taggart, Walter Cassells Jr. operated the plaint to police this morning that As expected, Stevenson an- tion roll call o f^ ates next year by iane'(or commerce !s across the Israeli export! "I think,!' said Baldwin, "that together with MVeral Auxiliary. concerned at the numbVr of night months exlensloti of the deadline the incident'js under investligatlon. hunters. Last week, they said, a the-like, td.offset the guns, tanJ^s, emmepts to ''immediately ' take tember. radar this morning. afcidenls, he said. for acceptance, has complicated there was no sign waging of the There are/however, signs posted house on Hlllstown Rd, "Was hit /nounced the appolntmeht of James voting for Swenson. jet-planes nM submarines Egypt Mediterranean to the West. Eilat and the Suex/blocksde also The owners question toe inter­ EMERGENCY TOtardiiig the accelerated high­ Policemen, y There w ^ reports here, how­ action, both within gnd outside the prevent Israel froW importing oil Kach of the li' drivers arrested the town's problem in working out location of a radar check station S t the entrances to town and other with shotgun pellets. • A. Finnegan, secretary of state of l» reported gw lng from Commun­ United Natloiyi" against any one Firat news of the Ughtened pretation of the zone laws by Clay­ z OIL lURNER way program by a few months Is Charles W/McQee. 45. of West was changed with spcedingK The Spaniarda tCok cattle north a proposal. came several hours tob late. Some Karambarls is scheduled to ap­ Pennsylvania, as his campaign ever, that/Gov. James E. Folsom, ist Czechosiovikla in an $80 mil­ blockade came^ yesterday when an from the P ersl^ \Gulf, which ton Hunt, agent. The dance studio not aa important as taking care Hartford.yCharged with a violation location^ to the effect that speed is Who seeks to violate frdntlera or would coat miien lesX^ than the Paul' E.~ Rohan. 32, of Crshsloii, of the Rio Grylde In 1540. The manager indicatetf;'liowever, enterprising soul posted-a warning eltctridaliy timed by radar. pear In Town Court Nov. 19. manager, Binnegan, a 48-year-old who has bMn talking about former lion deal. armistice lines in the area. Israeli military Spokesman said an is located on Rt. 87 which Is SERVICE of flood damage repair at this baOhoTor, saM he will resign his President Harry S. Truman as a present oil ipiports frorp Vene- classed In Zone AA and the Zone time." ' While officials ''have indicated At most, the Eisenhower admtn- Israeli plane circling over Israeli State office to take' over the cam- candidate, may help Kefauver get wllllAgness to consider Israel's istratipn might' join Britain and territory at Eilat wOa flreh upon Board did not think It In order He said a bualnesaman with paigil job. a cmnk of Alabama votes. “ *"■ ..... Z ______. , for the studio to operate in a resi­ CALL plans to expand, delays hts -plana arms want list, this^untry is re­ France in solemnly reaffirming by an Egyptian^frigate anchored 'Youngsters love an after-^eh^l Hyman B. Raskin, 46-year-old /From other southern sourcee ported unwilling to nrtet the Is­ this declaration in the event a at' Tabah-^a llhy base along dential zone. tf hU business is damaged by a former deputy Democratic nation­ Stevenson got some encourage­ drink made from milk, maahk<| WILUAMS Are. for example. / raeli request for an immediate mideast war seems imminent. But, Egypt's smal coastNm the Gulf at James Marmaud, a tpokesman al chairman, was named executive ment about his chances in an area American guarantee against pos­ -bananV and chocolate, syrup. Bor (Or toe dance studio, said today OIL SERVICE "Why Isnrt that, the-huatnea^e director of the Stevenson cam­ where he lost four states to Presi­ unless conditions change radically, Aqaba anTo per ycar,yCompoun(fcd semiannually when held to ma­ .. "I think he will win, if he comes The largesl^^'reward—half oif the bad not been disturbed. common sense. I f each of us, as an individual citizen, manage^ his own out and campaigns." Sweetland prise money—is being promLred ■■'4 . Though he would not say how- turity (9 years and 8 jDonths). And under the extended maturity pro­ said he' was "not discounting Sen. the person who kills "the man much money was' in the safe at the fnancial affairs with care. I Kefauver's strength In Oregon, eater of Saunsar district." nils LOAFERS time of the attempted robbery, vision they can automatically gn on earning for another 10 yean either.” lone U ^ r has eluded capture for Macit, Rad, Irewn, Mahogany Silas 4 to 10 * Pepin Indicated it waa not a large Calvin Rawlings, Utah national tlyee years. MEN'S amount Troomrs William' Hickey after that! They'r/liquid— kcm can always cash them, if you have to. Rag. to aad Francisnets Iqsche investigated. One of the most important things to do is to save . I O O ^ J ’^YjLQ.N $ 4 .T f Strafeh to fit any Students Escape now, when your taming power is at a peak, put something away for site feet snugly Trtasury Seergtary Humphrey said, (09 June 24, 19SS), “We believe comfortably CHILDREN'S yourself every, payday—systematically. The best way is to. sign up for D O U B L E S O L E - Serious Injuries at this time of great prosperity that all of us—Government, business, „ TIRE U. S. Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. OXrORDS A Manchester student at the and individuals alike—should c.xcrcisc self-restraint in the use of public TThiverxity,of Connecticut, escaped This automatically does your ■saving for yoii. As little as $3.75 a week aarious Injury this morning when or private credit and jhc accumulation of debt.” Let’s apply his words "DISCOUNT «'/2 $ t 8 7 the car in which he was riding will give you over $1(XX).00 cash in just 5 years.* Another way is to buy P A IR $ l 0 0 Regular to flJled to negotiate a curve on to our private affairs beginning today. Our reward will be the preser- to J '■•glevUia RiT., Coventry, knocked ^onds regularly where you bank. A Bond a month, at $37.50, in F O R I $3.45 flpwn 18 highway pefles and wi 9 vatioii of this prosperity, for ourselves and our childrcnl ' Firestone Tires aompletely demolished. ^ ' I StyUr to Choose From State' Police at the Stafford Latest patterns and Springs barracks said William T. ! colors Mlaetod hrag. nigiand. 21, of 254 Spruce St.. 1st LINE MEN’S lit QUALITY Manchester, suffered contusions aad abrasions of the left hand as a SNOWCAPS, TUBELESS, 12 SM A R T STYLES^ rm ult of the crash. Police reported Nemri Sagland was a passenger in a car RECAPS, Etc; U lay I «yUH Famous Brand Nanws being driven by Samuel Sico Jr., Wlay Tlyi Rag, to of Westfield. Mass.. when the ALL SIZES TO 800-15 Stiver lost control. A GRAND OPENING M*W«IKm Ti. A GRAND OPENING A Utird paS' frarai, rUm 7m« $7.95 aenger, Geoige Olcott. 29. of New 1st T IR E ...... FULL PRICE SPECIAL SPECIAL Britain received minor abrasions McMHia tara- *•">.« Authoritits at the Windham Community Hospital aaid the 2nd TIRE . . P R I C E S:‘. 1 driver was treated for head con- 1 / 2 *Ruions and released England and Ity, and America’s, "W 1 too-invest in US. Savings Bonds! - YOUR ONE STOP fAIMlY - ■X' Olcott were also released after LIMITED t im e o n l y treatment. '. Trooper Ronald Jacobson ar- I SEE IQS KIERNAN OR vastsd Sico for speeding. Court OPEN SHOPPWO CENTER - TOTS - TEENS - AOlltlS data for him in Coventry Justice TOM ^LEESON (Nights Till ID P.M.) AT CouH will ba Dec 2. ' Police said tha group identifled tbfmielvet as students at the DnU TURNPtKE AUTO SERVICE varsity of,Connecticut who were latomlng to ths campus. ■% POUGBMAIPS, HOUOAY . FACTORY STORE-ROCKVIILE ftockford, DL (dV-While Loves EASY TO GET -'to iASI MAIN ST IH-inont 5J13J Park policeman O rald FUx^ersld was visiting the Rockford police t o FROM ANY bcadqnartcrs to check on finger- EVERY N1TE griats, a.cop put the finger on hla ROINT PLENTY car for a parkng violation. *1 dliiY jaa tba algat^thattaalA^ . ■".r ■ ' ■ -fY; 4P» . i r , L. 't-'.-ifv V|- -£,■ r v /■ %T I :V • -V PAGtf tjf^NTY-POUl MANCU£STE» &VBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN-. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1988 PAGE TWENTY-PIVIS a . BUGSHUNNY wa cure karting her* after they're aa ‘iraw-bqned.” Ever aee anybody, New Clofhds For A bell Oompleto Tkaakaglriug Btaueir deadi with eookedbone*.? ■ ' .' Everybbdy will anjoy the com­ Mimcle Cushion ^ ' ■' ' Anewer to ProWotia PufiHa -^7 plete THANK80IVINO DINNER Sense and Nnnsense All the dl*|Atch**, for aome The only thing wrpng with that with all the "trimmlnga'' as seired reaaon, referred to Ray Jenkina. dollar that uaed to'buy 3 timea aa N o t t d N o n ^ Bargains ta CAVEY’S RESTAURANT A Holds Firise Teeth the McCarthy-Army Inveatigator, much waa that'you diiih't have it COMPLETE LOUNGE, 45 East Oentcr Street. TrouM* Talk Diner—No. I’m a|raid thera'a an DOLL From the moment you ’ step Into 5 Th« troublw that hav* come my egg in it that ought to hhwa been ACBOIB i T y m Listed by u i r e r WARDROBE the Mlorful Early American way • expelled. Tight and rum CARNIVAL lO OeofU io 4 startle atmosphart of newly-completed Throughout my marrlMl lUo BY DICK TURNER IPaatsgetotke' CAVEY'S, you’ll relax qnd snjoy I'vt takon )lKo a man,' I'll say. lly pet rabbit haa a perfect CrMby alngcte iActraaa.— braia every minute. Plan now to "eat E a s e s I’ve blamed them on. my wife. brown hand imprint on hia back. IThrter out" this year; call Ml 3-1416 and \- X —Richard Wheeler. It * the alee of one of my handa. V H ayw o^ fait drfnka Y Intact make reservations for your party. S e re —Larry Myera. Lima.'W. Va. • Land meaauree Bxpartly prepared food is attrac­ Foreman—Do you thInU you are whAAi t Reclined le Yeara and 3 MHliop Oarde lAter tively served to win your wm- G lim s ;fit for really hard labor? (on an Rachel — Do you girt* like con­ Khool ,0 Minced eath Starting their llth year In bual- Praline Chlffoii Cake la "Turkey Tracks" Fix IsMM* Ckalra with Never * Parking Problem tlnued patronage. excavation Job.) . ceited Men better than the other tl Orienul coiae neas,-HA.MlfH>N’S, 849 Main St. ' Tall and Fluffy Eye-^lropper Froaty Novamber days make ■*>>*• krwd DtBtan CwlilB**«r« • trt- Applicant—Well, eome of the kind'» 15 Droop ' newly remodeliKl and redecorated, This week the PINE FASTRT . Now you don't have to watt - for everybody feel hungry for the kind OBsh •( B^M, s BtiMBtianal stV'SkMs beat Judgea in the country have Suaan — What other kind? le Reli^oua 17 Daclalma I t Of the ear SHOP, 658 Center St., features A two-pound boneless smoked rB-mlnt that *•(■ rl4 «( th* uiiMMaas N : .f now boasts a fine CARD DEP’T, friend husband to get around to •b4 trrluUoB at Ioom, badljr SttlBs / thought ao. follower lIMatch SONidc of hearty, ''*tick-to-the-rlb8"'**nd- pork shoulder butt is a good choice ! * T3 Aaeendi SI Laadad . that ia^ 50% larger, carrying a light, delicate PRALINE CHIF­ fixing that loose chair. A few wichoa prepared by JACK’S COF­ for a small famUy. Covar the butt J**u>. ■■»* aaBBa Bora. Irriiatae snaa ma Probably nothing htlna a'Wom­ II Splinters moat oompleta line of Greeting FON CAKE with fluffy Boiled drops of CHAIR-LOC from JOHN­ *4# kata RtUna dBatona, AppH*4 hi a («r - Women are the eex th&t believet an'* vanity more than having to 30 Tears SlSuddhift property capital Icing to tihnpt your taste bud'*. FEE SHOP, 59 East Center St. with Water and simmer a couple ■Inutaa, aiakaa Uia wobMiaat platBs BMp ISSiarehoute 44 Canvas abcMr cards for every occasion. You'll SON PAIN t CO.. 699 Main St., Join the eatlefled cuatomer* who of hours. Drata and stick with analr la plata-alvaB paittct aoaitert. Cat that if you charge It, it'* not.apend- put on her gla/eca to apply her SlIYaah find FOREIGN LANGUAGE Crunchy ground Filbert* are let* you tighten loose chairs in IS UutUas-talk. hask-plalaa "bUp aBt," ing, and if you add a cherry to It. 23 Ag«>t 31 ItaUaa city 47 French rivar meet here rewlarly for lunch, for whole cloves; pat brown sugar HtnairsB to sualB or dBatnm. lipatick. . 4eBtr4’tliem* CARDS to bring apecial meaning sprinkled througho\it adding extra minutes vrithout removing rungs ove* the top and aidee. Place in a B u e s v ' s 4t'a not intoxicating. delldlousneas. Stop by tomorrow. because CHAIR-LOC expands the (U (m oon and evening snacks to Sous Tt-llaBm CBO iBBt (real I to S' APPUANCr^ SOCoidedfabcte to the French, Swedlah, Italian, linger m er such (Tavorltee at HOT hot oven to glaze. ■oaths. XtapB soft aad pllahlB doBB sat Every tomorrow haa two han­ JisasL German, Spaqiah, Poltah and Nor­ wood fibers so they swell tight in hardta and min pitu. Pa^ ritht eat Strive aa you may. you can't ee- dle*. We can take hold of it with 37 Seed vessel their sockets. This quick, clean, PASTRAMI. FILET MIGNON raplacBnent Is neBdad. NodUhr hatbar wegian. Help A Child Win 'Vninable Prize* Make the Patleut 'Oomfertabl* with BdhBBlvBB. Gat Baas kraadv>Batara wordi or deed*. the handle of anxiety or Jh* handle 30 Mountain The REX ALL CONTEST con­ easy-to-use ''-ptoduct baloriga in OPEay STEAK SANDWICH, HOT CuahlOM todarf I llatra for apparr ‘ 1r r r r r r r r CORNED BEEP and PEPPER A HOSPITAL BED, rented or 7 obbp cape the coniequence* of your of faith.-Henry Ward'Beecher. ridgea r Order Tmir Tkaakagtvlng Turkey tinues until Christmas Eve with a, every home - repair kit because platM 11.10. M 'task If sat SI BURGERS, When the gang purchased from KEMP’S 768 Mata oton dmsaiita. 32 Staid NovP chance, for VALUABLE PRIZES there ia nothing tike it to tighten Sign In a drygOoda atore In i drops in at your house, dial MI' Street, keeps your houM patient as It'* queer that men ahould take door knobs, step ladders, handies D i 34 Swamp Folks who want a plump, juicy, at PINE LENOX PHARMACY, comfortable as poeaibls because \ up a life of Clime when there are Richmond. Va; .• 35 Bye medicine !> r tendar TURKEY, CAPON. OR 299 East Center 8t.„ and the PINE on kitchen and garden-', tools or 3-4282 and your TAKE OUT OR­ - the adjustable -f^ ures afford ■o many legal way* to bo dii- GOING OUT o r BUSINESS! 34 Donkey ROASTER for their • Thanksgiving PHARJfACY, 664 Center St. workbench equipment, SOe a bot- DER wlU be ready in minutes. honeat. BIG 8ELUEBRAT10N! Simply All out -a Nomination tle. t maximum reatfulness. MeHI be 37 Aftemooa r r Dinner are calling MI. 9-8098, easier to care for, too, because the mMioiTirERAS' partiee LYNN POULTRY FARMS. 505 Blank for your son or daughter, Cryrtallized Beets ftR m RCyM. OASES, Ihner—What aort of pudding la Tourtet—So you really think W' age 16 or under. During the con­ IngredienU: 1 Jar (1 pound) waist-high mattress Is earler to 31 Agreement a e Main St. They know that their bird Monogrammlng Makes it "Yours change. MOVIES, rARVS Ihla? Yarmouth ta a healthy place to 40 Forbids test one vote may be cast far .4h>ne’' pickled beet elices, 2-3 cup sugar, Waltreaa We call It college will ba freahly killed, carefully live In ? H5. s handled to reach them at the peak every penny spent in the store; HOUDAY NAPKINS and EOOK % teaspoon caraway seeds. Sav* on Ead-of-RoU OarpeUag !»•!* pudding, air. Like it? Native—Healthy] Why,- mlater, 43 Ermine i r of flavorable goddner*. Why don't two votes for every Ic spent on MATCHES art doubly.appreciated .Method: Remove lid from Jar of t Arthur Drug Storti 5 Rexall produtes. N e I g h r beets: save lid. Drain liquid from Twanty-flv* rolls of handsome 45 Radio studio T f1 you caU MI. 9-8098. when you have them PBRSONALe 4 BROADLOOM CARPETING are bora, friends, relatives like to beets. Turn out beets into a bowl. OUT OUR WAY >< . 49 Secrete IZED with their names for Chrlat- taking up much needed spec* at BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w it h MAJOR HOOPLE W Fun .for young folks: Place Join in the fun to help your boy or maa giving. YOu'lT be remembered Put onerthlrd of the beets ,ln bot­ 52 Mystery writer tom of Jar. Adfl one-third of th* the MANCHESTER CARPET — Stanley frankfurtera in a folding wjre girl get a new deluxe Columbia- sU.4 tea­ 8035 two (12’ X lO* tm to 12’ X 31’) , so _ RAhMUARvUTM 54 Worm spread with soft yellow cheese; holiday table with an aasortment A c o u n m OP _ 14".24'* spoon caraway seeds. Add remain­ a 40% 8AVINOS can be yours if BOWPlM WHO TALei4T/ aervei with th* frankfurter* and Cigars, Cigarettes. Tobacco or at of paper YtlLKTIDE TABLE­ NOW you (an buy OOR,fLOC4 teaspoon you;u atop Iw and loOk at. thee* eohinruKSMba^ Loonard«-»> lota of pickles or pickle relish. CLOTHS and enchahtlng NAP­ iO bD rns. HAV6I«TM6T^ THl* 6UV litlOvJS' MORROW. . . KINS for Cocktails, Luncheon. caraway seeds. Replace lid tight­ A complete new wardrobe for enmrtjpriaotical / WlLrONK AX- SSCavitioa 1 ' — ' MINSTBRS, NYLONS. Transform M E UKB A MOW. SCENES inject warm bright color Method: Drain liquid . from dom. xviEwewwwmi use a i^ b e r spatula. These olive*. Mix lemon juice, curry pow­ daintily lace-trimmed othen set off _ _ . Sewing Center ___ «fiUO,AiERC*OMSff. AH into a room: Reg. $8.95 now spatulas o6me in two sixes nar­ with a pMtty posy at wi(U(R. Each REDUCED to $6.75 they come der and chopped onion together. IX-HAN PltOT named SAWVIR row an^wide. iX a apaclal dress designed to m i AAY IE AfPROACHlNS YOU MR A 23"x27" also 25”x30" . and have With fork, beat in salad oil thor­ make your little girl feel very 1 lie In^llirer S32 Main S U CaU 3-S888 JOS. 1 TUOUCHr YOU MICkT UKE gold or oak framing. As a home oughly. Pour over olive*. Replac* special. Last year many mothers, IR STEP’S decorator, why not consider at >t It Sleet;. Let It Snow lid tightly. Stor# ta th* refriger­ who delayed their sjiopping, were TO KNM TMT OmCULlY MSS Little feet atay cozy warm and UNDER A CIOUD. least one new picture for your ator for three.days before serving. disappointed with depleted stock so home now. dry In "THERMO - LITE’S Note: Tiie curried oil. in which dp enjoy PEAK SELECTICm new. TOASTI-TOES" from Boys’ Shop the olives are marinated may be Uae the LAY-AWAY plan or your ctM w r of C. E. HOUSE A SON. Because used for a salad dresalng mixture. mmmm; A white-ribbed c'otton slocking, CHARGE ACXXIUNT, TWMKSFOR ban d e r o child-size, makss a good cover for there is no fabric lining to wear a rolling pin. 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Pirates, a team he thought would boxen, a strike and two eparea, £ Didn’t Play Enough gvle him plenty ofVhance to play and then he continued his hot Get set NOW for •= *jl .never got to play enough because of its fallui^ to win with streak by getting marks In hi* ^ alRi the Pfnites,” he told a re­ established players. flrst six boxes In game two. TELEVISION SET! s ' poner. '"They never even used me The heat previous triple was Used Old Til winter driving... (EXCEPT PORTABLE SETS) ^ SMn exhibition games. I just can’t “I thought they'd be thdng a lot 446 Including a 160 elnglMSSy plgy like that, not kno\^ng .from of young guys,” aaid Vic. ‘^t didn't Cy Olorgetti In 1684 at the Wm I 9 onlr. day 0 *. the next 'f I'm going $Vork out that way. Thpy started Hide Rec alleys. Correeitl't to by.,in the game.’” using all the old timera. bowlliig Mohday night was at DOWN PAYMENt ■ , B ut He aaid that "de finitely" he "I did get to play steadily lit,my the Double Strike lane* on Oak Cet the Extra Traction of 5 \vouId Hhve preferred base' a il to* Bscond season. I played third 81. .5 football i^ a career. about 18. straight games, and The East Side veteran who I "What** thi matter with pro doing pretty well. My batting aver^ once held the town champion- SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS ■jf 5 football?" hSvwas asked.. age wasn't t6o good, but I was ehip gave an (ndloatloa to on­ .■K: I .Janpwlc*, a^tng his first year often hitting the ball well. , looker* of what to expeci whep- in the National Football League, "They they took me but. No, I he rolled a 161 single In a pm^ had a prompt answer: wasn't told why. They asked me to Uee game before the leaduo It s the sensational badminton champ, Hugh Forgl* and hla partner, » "It ■ may not loolt ro.igh from sign a contract again last spring, match. Sllg Larson, who are one of 20 acta in the all new. Ica C^padaa of 16M the grendatand. Bjit believe ■" me, but I said that was enough," It's really rough. You get down which will ba at tha Eaatbrn States Coliseum, Dec. 8 through Doc. 11. ULTRA VISION Janowicz made it clear he wasn't Thare will be a Box Office In Mancheatar at Marlow's on Friday, Nov. 18. there close eoine time and look." criticizing former Pirate Manager Experienced Boxer Janowics, in eight game* this Fred Haney f o r , ail the lineup season, has acored 60 pohite. In scrambling. He said he wasn't sure ouartar, Jim Mallo ran 38 yards LOBOY that resiiecrhefla Ued with d^rge who was responsible for those de­ Winner at Holyoke for tha IrUh. Then Crolghton Blat)da' o f the Chicago Bears. *ni« cisions, Millar ran 28 to put tha ball on 21C113 two trail Doak Walker o: the De­ "Why," he sighed, "I never could the Midshipmen’s six. EAR troit Liona who baa 69. .figure out who the regular third Holyoke, >^il*a., Nov. 16 (A>) — In this altuatlon, i should hava GOODJ S ittin g on a trunk in the Red- ha.Rcman wa-s supposed to be." Hoclne Khtlfi of Algiers used his callad Mallo, a big fullback, on a J TOP TUNING TURNS ILNS ON—'ON—TURNS OFF quick powsr play. AUTOMATICALLY! greater boxing experience to Avoid disappointiiMiit- pound out a unanimous lO-round But Umyy was in an aight-man diecision, over Tommy Tibbs of Bjoi- line, so I threw a quick pass to INewcomhe Asking $30^000 the alx-foot flve-ihch eno, John. ton last night at the Valley Aeons. Yonaker, for a score. odor yoBrs HOW!^ -^-Rhalfl. who at 136 held a two Navy >t CL0CK$224^ Services with Dodgers pound advantage, had Job much first down In that aat-up. ’ By ANOBLO B ER TELU TboM. wintcr tirM w*ra in tuch ring aavvy for the aggesaivo Bos­ Notra Dams went on to win, ton .b attler.' Both - flghtera were Notre Danta. lad . Navy, 1$.$,. .S3*A-_..;jnd, ,4:la(m .Uia national firoot domoncl la*t-yoor, .oi»r..iupply.ran g Brooklyn, Nov. 16 —A scoVl w on his face ana d- chip on ht* '"ared[ to Ted Williams and Btan Jarred by stinging blows, but •t .tha half hafora ..SEW .pap-, cluunpionahip with a taam vat* o«4 •orly. Many loeal cor ewnort w«r* flusial in the ahnouheemeht.' TOWERINO COWBOYS there w ^o 'ho knockdowna.' m n and com ^tant ohaaiYara g shoulder, big Don Newcombe ar­ pla at tha Cldvalan^ Municipal cowght thort —held to gs through tho rived In town today to talk con- The slim right hander learned tPeterPan^ Produclioh In the .eight-round seml-Atml, callad tha greatest thay aver saw winter without ,tho oxtro >)cid protection of his selection after he returned Laramie, Wyo. (NBA)—Wyo­ Barry AUlaon, 147>i, of naarby Stadium in 1843. for powar, paaain| and paraon* tract with the Brooklyn Dodgers. to his Baltimore bpihe from a ■Westover Air Force Baae, rag- nal. '. I - of the teniotionol i\Ow Suburbanite 21" PICTURE "I'm asking for $30,000 and ming is looking up Ittersliy in baa Each taam had won flva gamaa. TURKEY hunting trip in the nearby area. latered his 10th straight victory Notra Dams was ratad numbar that’* exactly what Pll settle for,” Of Current fee Capades ’ •*‘ *'<11 heesuse no less than seven That waa tha last gams of my Tire*. hy outpointing Rudolph Bent. one,. Navy numbar thrsa nation­ FULL CONSOLE ..snapped , Newcombe, apparently Rather than discuss himself. * f the squad art more than six feet collega caraar, for flva days later Kaline ■ viewed American League 145)4, of Belize, British Honduras, ally. 1 raportad to tha United States Thi* yeew we're stocking them EARLY — still bitter over the 12 >4 per cent ,.\e inches tall. in a rugged punching duel. /On the Fourth play of the third c\it' h* was forced to t^e last prospects for next year and pre­ One of the world's greatest'f'you how as that is a secret, yet Marina Corps at IterrtB Island. so thot you eon get your*, before the i dicted another close race. ' rush starts. » year. atories’ of youth "Peter Pan, it's aXfact, that the lovable char­ FREE * ' , . Unlucky Official He said with improved pitching which for half a century has enter­ acters h f the atory will be seen Reserve your* todoy — we'il hold them fifth place Detroit would be up tained vast audiences all over flying high above the audience, ” Brooklyn 'Vice President Buzzy with the leaders, next year. a Bavazl wsz the unlucky official Great Britain and America ia be­ the Characters for you — put them on your cor the first ing brought to the ice as Just one Aa weli\ aa the flying scenes day you need them. Don't be ditap* I a.ssigned the task of talking to off ten great production numbers. from the story all of the other un- pointed. Slop In — moke your deal for ■ Newcombe, a fellow who was YANKS K.XI.NEU OUT In this the sixteenth edition of Ice forgettable characters will be Suburbanite* by Goo4y*or NOWI armed with some imposing statis- "* • * Capades; present, from, Nana, the canine f; tic*. Naha, Okinawa. Nov. 16 — This presentation with Donna nuraemaid, ths wily crocodile, the •* He compiled a 20-8 record last The New York Yankee exhibition Atwood plying the star role of the animals or the forest, the Indians 2 year, hit .389, hit seven hoifle runs game with the Okinawa Service boy who wouldn’t grow- up, marks to the villainous Captain Hook, as J to break the National League rec- All-Stars wa.a rained out today. It the first tlm.e that Sir James M. portrayed by Herb Cowman. I ord for pitchers and went 21-for-8 will be played a.^ the flrsL contest Barrie's ageless story of perpetual "Peter Pan" is just oh* of*10 2 as $r plhcll-hflter for a .381 mark. of a doubleheader tomorrow. The youth has ever been in an Ice productions and 20 starring acta FREE TURKEY! J " 1 expect a flght and I’m not Arena. Far Fast Air Forces All-Stars play , •> in this year's ' Ice Capades. The 4 backing down one bit," he con- the Yanks'in the second game. The Flying Scenes spirited sixteenth edition of Ice " tlnued. 'T il ait it out into the Yankees came here after a tri­ In the 5>ast the critical problem Capades opens at the Eastern WITH EACH SET e aprilig if 1 have to. When you umphal tour of Japan, where they of flying the characters in the States Coliseum for one week have a lousy season, they give you Won 15 of 16 games and tied the story ha.s proven to be: the biggest starting Monday, Dec. 5, nightly OF TWO TIRES 24” TV • the ultimatums. I had a good performances through SaWtlay at V, . other, 1-1. Next stop is Manila, stumbling block. Hovvever, it took \ ^ " season. Now I ’m givlng^.the uy.1- where they play' two games. the ingenuity of Producer John M 8 . Matihecs arc scheduled for ^ mstums.'’ H. Harris along with the vast re­ Saturday, De;. 10 at 2:15 snd two u ALUMINIZED Last season, NeWbombe got $17,- sources of Ice Capades to sur- on Sunday the 11th at 1:30 and 500, A $3,560 comedown from the UPHILI. AND IK>\VN mqunt this obstacle. Previously 8:30. FREE 4t figure he collected'ln 1983. producers were content to play F L Y IN ci TUBE Practteally. Thrown Oot Lancaster, Calif. (NEA)—Stock in a few cities with long runs to Red M u r f f, who will ^ get a "Bsvast practically threw me car drivers must negotiate right offset^he cast. But not so with Ice chance with, 'the JiMlwhukee Capades of 1986. RANGES TURKEY i 4 out of hi* office last yesr,” said and left turns and go uphiW and Braves next spring, has won 113 * Newcombe. "He told me then down in a 200-mile road race here, Joseph Kirby the noted British niinor league games aa against 70 WITH AN I . 5 that if I didn't take the 1 2 'i per Nov, 20. producer, who staged the famous defeats while pitching six years In Set and Forget Kirby’s Flying Ballet, was signed the 'minor loagues.. HITS NEW HIO J cent, cut, he'd keep sending me e contracts calling for $1,'D00 les.-i to an Ice CSpades contract .so 1 f r - - - - Jim Johnson, San Jose State that the skating stars might "fly Coahh Frank McGuire has seven FULL OVEN G.E. Volume 5 each time unth I got the full 2.8 sophomore quarterback from Los APEX ? per cent cut they’re allowed to through the air with the greatest lettermm arul six. sophomores on Gatos, Calif., is a brother of Marv of ease.” hi.a North, Carolina University bss- r. give you. John.son, former Los Angeles Ram Yes it's true Donna Atwood as V "Maybe Buzzy will throw me kethall tegm. His top performer* 16 U s. Pliimii and Green Bay packer defensive Peter Pan and the darling chil­ are high scoring Lenpy Rosenbluth OALROD UNITS i^out of his office again like he did halfback. dren take to the air. One can't tell Westtni Turktys! TOP ALLOWANCE “ when he suspended, me la.st sea.son. and captaia Jerry Vayda. REG. 249.95 I thought I had a legitimate argu- ■nient then, and I think I have one i now. That's how holdouts come NOW ■about--'you like your reasons and I they like Lheirs.” 1 YEAR’S FREE SERVICE W ! A1 Kaline ‘Happy’ 1956 “ Over Latest Honor TERRIFIC Model J-405 • Baltlniore, Nov. 16 A1 Ka- li* BUICK RIVIERA ’S3 BUICK SPECIAL ? line, a modest and never very Hardtop. 'Dynaflow, radio, .heater, power Riviera Hardtop. Dyaaflow, radio, heater. FREETURKEY •£ talksUve youngster, had only one steering, power hrakes, Tinted glass. An rxrep- ^ i n g tn say when told yesterday tinted glass, tirq-tone paint, C tional car. - This is for you! 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PAGE TWENtY-EIGHT / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBI NN« WEDNESDAY. NOyT:MBER 16, 1965 ■ MANChtaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER."CGNN.,‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE^l 16, 1955 PAGE TWENTY-J i ' ...... THE l O l l S Herald Angle 6 m' o i ‘e o \ o f .• A'- ■ ">v* -.J . ' "y : .1' EARL W. YOST W inning Str«Bk H urts S o u r S t u f f l'er|ra O range b W i B o u n d African Hawks Set Team Mark -' i f . ^ «p4»)tii^Editot Hart, Robbins, Teri*y High Reboot Eleven Shortstop Bi^oke MOTS HEBE AND T ti^ ^ h ic h includea('irttl’Accident insur­ to Draw Bast St.'I.Aula, ni.. Nov. Ifl Beating Knieks 1^1-95 Hew Yo'fk football writetv! ance. AeldiUwal information may File to Compete Here (4V-P’orty-one straight football ooachM In the Metropolitan jure* be secured from the Nationel SJtl Homer Mark with 44 gamfd\^ without a defeat—a iiatetied to Dan Jeasee of 'Trtnfty; A,sSB..,KM W est. I3th Ave., Denver \ ndohBout alroah poeelMy unequaled In the New York, Nov. 16 (*’) — Krine'^appeared in every game in the Uat NBA BAHkETBALL ••4(v*«h the St. Louis - Hawks and College Monday heap pralae on hti 4, . 0blo-.. .Teeve*!' ■ viewers last By BABL YOST j nation ■■"■havf produced sonic Sui.day of the prq^ football game Benlu, who hit more home runs two campaigns to roll up. a atrlng Thirteen ne»- entrif* were re-,j A.A.U, Cham pion Baste m Dir I Sinn New York Knickerbockers didn’t one-two punch, Charite Sticka and London, Nov. 16 (Pi—The troubla problems for the Bast St. I»ul( w L P et.' K»:r EKAOVK Bobby Alexander, at the weekly between New York end Baltimore in one season than any (»ther short­ of SIS consecutive ^ames. with Ewart (Pottle) TVit^etar, Mti’ed y*«terd*v for the Iflth rtm- CpH'Rf'H LKAGI R stop in the history of baseball, was jilg li .School. New York ...... 4 1 .800: St. Lou^ set a new team scoring SI'. Jam#«* No. S (It nari-Maid* l meeting of the grid acribeii. J m - law one great .defensive tackle in Third Tn Homers who weighs as much as a coupla' nlns of the tlve MHe Roed fUcej It’s becoming more difficult. B^nHo 'M m I K##n#y...... m 133 III .161 Art Donovan (No. 70> of the Colts. named the NatioiiAl'»League's Although he averaged only .21^' In Mencheeter ThenkeRtvinK j 'Philsdelplila ...... 8 1 .750 record with a blistering rieoond Carlin ...... 101 2fW» Suchy ...... 931 M — IM xee, WM piloted Trin' to a .second of light-heavlea. Is that Ae can’t each year to achednle games. .667 103 30T 8penc#r ...... 95 — im aoi undefeated' and untied leasoh, waa Donovan is the son of the former sophomore of the year today in a Banka amassed 355 total beew, hit' any harder than a Welter- • v m orning. Included In the Boston...... 2 1 half attack to hand th£ Knlcka W. Pairani fTTA V^«wl#.lr4 "It’s tremendous the Wa.v they .500 their first loaa of the young (sea­ 1* Ar^ln .. 92 274 Nowlckl ...... 137 lie 113 3 ^ famous boxing referee of the seme trlrtually unanimous vote by mem­ scored 98 runs and drov* in 117. weight, \ batch were those from Dick Hart i Syracuse ...... 2 3 K. Paftnl ill 117 10« 361 J. Fuller ...... 133 92 122 .346 one of the guest apeakgrt. .Coach bers of the Baseball Writers' As­ He wax third In the leagubin home stay awa.v from us,” said Fred son! 121-96. The victory' gave the ...... — 89 126 315 Norm Dapielf of W<»Ieyan' who name who handled numerous Not that there'e A nting timid of the OoUegiate Track * Western Ui'islon ------. V Adamy . world's heavyweight championship sociation America. runs and led hie dliib In every bet­ au b of Philadelphia, Dr. Charlie Cameron, head coach. .St. Louis ...... 2 1 .667 Hawka^ a 2-1 record and was the Total* f>26 529 494 15491 had to aft through a long after­ about welters,.you underotanfL But second game In which they have St. Rridg#rB I Totals ...... 549 536 606 1690 boula > * The lean, wiry inflelder of-the ting department though he was a guy who stands 7-3 and weighs Rebbiha of the New York Pioneer , Pupils have adopted bo- Roehester ...... 2 3' .400 MacKri'lry — 93 95 189 ' Mf<*ada*B R#rvir# (I) noon last Saturday as Trinity Chicago Cuba received all but tied in doubles at 39 each with Club. George Terr>- of Boston Uni- j hum attitude” toward U'inning. Fort Wavne .'...... 1 3 ,2’i6. topped the lOOqioint mark. St. Row# .... . 9.7 96 106 294 Lamour#aiix 104 104 143 351 ' ateamrolled over his Cardinals had 335 Hi should be abla to punch with Monro# .. 104 95 Guthrio 97 117 114 3M Lulu Peres’ wife, DOtia, is a three of the votes of the 99 writers teammate Gene Baker. more authority. veraity. George Hillier of It takes a powerhouse opponent Minneapolis ...... 1. 1 5 .167 Louis leads the Western Division thl^"^to say of Bobby Alexander: .Who participated in the annual As- and New York heads the Esitern Sullivan .. . 85 . — 104 189 Ar#lo . 130 135 107 373 blood analyst at a Brooklyh, N. Y-,- Emle^wfat Juet as Impressive on Pottle, a 31-year-old South Afri­ and a five-man team from Hamli-, to dm iva large crowd at home O N#m ... 102 102 98hm ;i(rj.302 f snow Sn fllBtell At. Tavera (1> a their college football careers both Vince Martinez and Chris Christ­ pitcher of the Cubs, M t One. Reese, Roy McMillan' and Alvin 6-3 and 235. nlty of Pennsylvania 0«*h. ''as Thanksgiving Da.V, 19.41. Belle­ St. Louis turned .oh the steam t a ,r. Hamplon ...... 79 79 75 233 ajarry>ia 108 109 h i 316 will play baaeball under Dan Jes- danka thus Joins AI Kallrie, the DarkI The new Chicago, iijo! made '. Thursday’s Schedule Br#nnan ...... 88 84 83 250 n o 119 ensen; Dec; 28 Sandy Saddler and Isuighing and Booing •econd to UUe Nick<^ostes Iwt ville, Unbeaten In nine games they dropped In 36 and 42 points In Fairfield 101 .330 spectacular outfielder of the De­ only 22 errora and compHed a field­ Fort Wayite ya. New York at the last tWp pertoda. The Hawks Mann#n ...... 96 100 C.avello 101 io n 103 304 see next spring. Alexander is an Carmelo Costa in ^ non-title Referee Charlea DavKU^ tha year in his first apfiearance in the this y^r, takes on the Flyers G. HampttTn ...... 87 88 S S5J 1 RuBConI 111 104 108 328 outfielder and Sticka, a powerful bout...The wife of !^bo Olson, troit Tigers, who won the sopho- ing percentage of .973 to take pie lone Judge under Engllah rules, de­ Silk Town bupioh event. Now an Syracuse. were pared by Bob Pettit's 23 WII#y. ,:99 91 90 280 I Hob#rtA 113 ’94 106 313 m q^ honors In Yhe American this Tllsnhsglving l>ay. too. Mlnneapoila at Syracuse. hitter, la a second baseman. .Satur­ world's middleweight boxing king, shortstop fielding title away from clared It a draw and left tha 12,W engineer at'Hamllton Standard in points although he enade only one Vinegar Bend MiseU appllea the { Totals League. ^ Logan, who held It for the prsvloua specUtors laughing and booing- WindsorUocks, Hart won the six- Boston' at Philadelphl,'.. of eight free throws, Frank Selvey C«nimHaity...... ■■■: • l|apti«l ‘350 ...... 543 526 617 1586 day’s climactic football battle at was a former acyobat snd today had 20 for St, Locia and rookie 1 ‘he ball after setting a lndi#'i (S) the Yale Bowl In New Haven be­ is recognized as s top Judo expert RgmaVkable Season three years.. Moet of the ringside ohdorvort mile rate in the National A.A.U. Nlcula ST 103 J* j M S n illh ...... 107 113 n o Aaron, had a'remarkable sopho­ / new conaecutlve strikeout record fillrov !l| S4 Phillip...... 119 128 '124 tween Harvard and Yale la expect­ on the West, Coa.^t... Former The strides that Banks made tn saw Parker tho clear opt winner. in Denver, Colo., last sum- New York, Nov, 16 (ffb- The Na­ Dick Ricketts had 18. Ballard . __ '....S» ll» more^ icason. batting a robust so brief a time demonstrate what tional Basketball Aaan. may be New York’s attack was paced by in the Cuban winter league. Work- 191 Molumph.v ...... 103 89 — 292 ed to a ttra c t a crowd of 60,000. Trinity College football player The Aasoctated Press card favored t S r an4 recently set a new Amerl- Best Kepi Seerel Ba.-klnd ...... !)7 S« JiJ l-Il8lmoiulo ...... 1..105 1(H ~/209 .314, slam m ing 27'jiom e runs and a remarkable athfete he ls< At the ex-oowboy from Canada 7-3. more of a defensive league this rookie Ken Sears' 26 points sjid Ing for the Havana Reds, the big I.awrrnr...... ,...95 80 ....5 ,.. 4 95 — 8JT 183 More'than 40,000 reserved seats Bob jitorrls, Class of l6l6, has ' can record for the dtetance of S9 lefi-hsnder fanned^ 13-Almendares I written a book on the 77 year* of khocking in 106 runs. Jones, Booker T. WaahingtOn High in At best Potgto^ was a disap- \minutes, 33 seconds. Holder of year, but Ikat night’s game be- Gene Shue's 25. 9A I H#dlunAl#r (•AiiKnt N«. 3 (1) Tolals ...... 629 -4-lncluding general admission— m c k H art j N V in ,...... 1»>2 103 87 obtained by writing the Trinity hitter, a two-hltter, a three-hit-, a high jumper of great prornise. hla bid for a UiS. appMranco. Pot- asnt^e Tilted SUtes in the ' McGomb ...... "V 1*'* wiU be sold before the 1:30 kickoff ter and a fouf-hIKer. Four qf j>** Coach Jim Tatum, of, the University of Maryten^'teHs undefeated Mi^ytend footballera at Cbliege tia had kiyxked Over ail niho at. Cambridge, Mass.. Nov. 16 of the Ivy League battle. .Johhny office of I ^bllc relations.. .Dick He wasn’t particularly interested Park, Md., Nov. 15, thal the team has been eelectSd’ to play In the Orang^Bpwl at Miami on Jan. 2. Olympia. Games in Australia. / 3T The best kept secret of the week North Ends and Walnut Five ...... 80 80 97 a'O.MKN'S I.K i^rE Wlnterbauer, Yale’s fine sopho. triumphs were by shutouts. Pos­ hla previous foes as a pro, bat Now a^practlclng M.D. in Mid­ g«ri (27UiV of Providenct Collcgt, West Srde JVlidffcls 8«ri ...... f... H.i 1'. I Prlaresi 141 Silk, former scoring whiz at Fort In baseball. It Waa only through The Tenraplna'-opponent will be Oklahoma, also undefeated. (AP WlrephotojX,^ < ■ / behind Harvard’s barrtd practice Sl#ck#latrek ...... 96 122 95 :sl3 Phillip* . more quarterback, will rejoin the sessor of one of the fastest ball* in his .father's Insistence that he be­ ParkeryYarely active these days, dletown. Dpc Robblna la' no Robert Dempesy tSlat) of Nor­ .97 100 ,96 298 Devens, has joined the Pratt A the league, the big Negro right­ 'vas hla first sxparienead or ac- wich Pres Academy, John LIzak of Held gates is where the (Crimson ------' Pazisnh* ...... / 99 . 56 i03 -SS Elia for Saturday’s game with came e bell player. He played stranger to Mancheater fana. A will play'Jim Jnslln ainmst Yale Notch Opening Rec Games Open Cage Season ToIaIa , ...... 477 543' 454 1504 Klotf r ...... / 96- 56 — 153 Whitney plant 4n East Hartford. Harvard. Winterbsuer missed the hander struck out 107 to lead the b r^ te d opponent. graduate 4>f Malicbeater High the. North Medford Club and Fran- at. James' N*. 1 tS) . Peretto , ...... 95 99 114 ,105 league in that department. He also summers with the Ait“»'hIo Colts ’niere wsan't a sign of a KO ^ Shea (11th) of Willimantic SaUirday in New H a\^. J G a r n im ...... 57 S3 133 313 Beebe ,...... 95 99 rST Princeton game last week due to and signed with the Kansas City School and the UhlyanUty of Con- Josltn cameThTdr/lnJured tail­ Paced by A1 Surowlec and Jim -, Hila#hYAnd 107 lia 93 312 ; McIntosh ...... 91 — 89 180 Tickets for all performances of a virus condition. walked the m ost batters, 185. ^neh throughout the fight It was necUcut. Robbins has annexed It were others iv'.io signified their In­ . Tlie West Side Rec . Midget ‘ Bucklc.v ...... 107 97 111 315 the Iqe Cspadea of 1056 which Banks not only was tha top Monerchs in 1950 after hie high TCU’s Backfield Star onjy a matter of Parker trying to tentions of competing. back'' Malt Botafoytl a year ago my Morlarty the North End Pack- j ...... 109 122 58 319 Totals .. .. / ...... 478 l i i l o i 1445 school graduation. Local ^port national UUea in long 4|lit|mt run­ and led a downOeld asrault to Basketbell I.«aguc opened fiinrii'.’’^ ...... : 99 9« 101 29« opeiw'Dec. 5 thru Dec. 11 at the Bopohmore In the league but the reach Pottie’e chin 'while avoiding All runners wilt be treated to a age. Store scored an impreaslvr ; AtlAAtir <•> End Coach Harry Jacunski of ning evanta alnce ,1944. U o -la also Harvard's wlnijmg touchdmvn lr» fifth scaspn last night as the Po- -. ------■ r.inslantlne . 98 88 97 283 Eastern States Coliseum will be Yale will finally get a chance Sat- best shortstop in the business last Cube Beat Blvala the giant’s awipes. a two-time wlniier of thd Turkey full course turkey dinner after the lice and Fire combine edged Deci's j • ...... Vi9 520 526 15.55 ■ (i,H«lin . . / - h6 M 75 254 svMlable Friday all day at Mar- season. A graceful, flowing field­ A two-yaar hitch In the Army Pottle proved a reluctant giant - race at the Masonic Temple which a 14-9 tip.sef. 74-48 win over P aganl’a 8 o .d a 5 ^ 5 Purnell . ; 72 94 93 259 ur(lay afternoon to watch Yale Voted Top Performer Chatter Day R i^.' He placed seventh lest 41-35 and Personalized Floors-ran | er with a wide range, strong artn interrupted his. baseball career. It will aerve as race headquarters. With full^ck Tony Gianelly'\lh- Shop in one half of the opening South .Melhnillsl Nn, 1 (41 Burns 109 ’87 79 275 /tow's store on Main St-. .Two play a football game. One of the falling to use hla vralght or huge •Salurday against away \vilh Pontli-elli's .56-29. 1(« 101 293 Pound .. . S5 98 ,92 275 and good speed,, the 24-year-old didn't take long after his return -w erme—oapped hy 1BH.-Inch Data— Sponsors are .Vutmeg Forest No. ^ r e d 1 night Rec. Senior League twlnbill poikln# home hockey games this 'Weekend chief scouts for the Elis, Jacunski, Out of New Ixindon where. be Brown, wi’ Coach Lloyd Jordan, PollcV and Fire nc Dccl's got le#nnon ... 56 92 112 290 ^ , at the Coli.seum Ice In W est Spring- native of Dallas. Tex., developed to the Monarcha In 1953 for major New York, Nov. 16 (Jh—Jim BEST BOWIJMO- Mores last to advantSM. 116, Tall pedara of Lebanon. last night. In the other game at G##r ..... 97 t((R 11(9 Ml : Totals . 450 460 *436 1346 one-time Ford.hsm University and into an outstanding slugger de­ flashed at New London Bulkeley use Junior I at the bucking the league off to a good start as Richmond 95 421 .95 314 : field srg scheduled for the Spring- Green Bay Packer end. has scouted league acouts to hear of him. The Swink of Texas Christian, latest of night were: Reo League—CUff Parker, 37 and fighting for only High before maitriculatlng at Bos- he Buckley .School, the Walnfit | spite his frail-looking appearance. tho many storied beuikfield aces -to spot Where aaw action as a they hooRed up in a very good BankA — 97 119 103 3191 HnwAriT* (1) field Indians in the American Harvard in every game the Crim­ Chiba beat several other cluba to Yearns Sophom ore Keeney S6S, Andy Lamouresux th¥ fourth time in two yaan, land- . to n U niversity la T erry, the 1964 freahnian? trounced the M ancheater game for^^go eat'ly in, the .season. The 176-pounder set a new re­ him and Ernie moved directly to omerge in tho Southweet Confer­ 143, PaU Aceto iiM 78, Vic Tag- ad ahtAE 50 abotd on tha Mg gay ;o TV Bout Total* 467 537 523 ...... 97 109 106 311 Hockey League. Both on Satur-. son played: this :fall. Sa'urday at cord for shortstop when he clouted xrbaa- eoia ib y -ehditi ^ on. H* Too ijsf^Noiv Ipaper entry, 81-57. The w inners I«t a t thii half, 20-15 Secoml C"a*.i. (Sii, ._ ^ '.V...... 103 84 97 284* day and Sunday nights the opposi­ New Haven Yale hosts the Har-; Chicago without ever having ence, today was named the- Aaeo- .-art' 187, Wodt PhtUlpa 8711 Worn- And,if-ha. had-haan-aMa. to.aina(taK.. also woh^Nisr Bagland mtercpU ”If I had known a month ago ■owlec was high mari drop­ but from that point on, the score Burk# 82 IrtS 83 ...... 93-113 92 298 44 home runs and hla five grand played a' game of minor league elated Press Back of the Wfeck, ait'a fisagiie Maiido - a Jianter WfaOop, -eoald h a w fiOHad C^iillitch -... 92 91 ...... r..7 lit 80 78 269 tion will be supplied by the Buf- yards and Jacunski will be on the slam homers surpassed the great­ tegiate honors a year ago, jPaclcly Young that I was golnA to h a ^ a fullback ping 'in six buckets in the first . By DUTCH CL.AKK was tied several tipiea. Buddy 91 2W ' ^^»ndAH ...... 84 89 108 281 ball. If the 6-1, 180i-pound Junior half­ 134, Margo Nockar 188-837, Mary Pottle Uka a^ traa. \ MAttcHon . 97 100 'fslo Bisons. Newcomer to the sidelines helping Head Coach Jor­ est feat*. Of sU sluggers, past m (1 problem.” Jordan, Tesponds. - "I'd half, and adding four more and a .....Time" was Timntng out oiT De­ Minor paced the victora with .lis •|'}icbo4i«»*r - 4G5 100... ^ -2M ....Banks’- followera claim he. has back from Rusk, Tex., had any de­ Simmons 136-859, Emma Verona F bOo^ . ^ Elbow pair of ^ee throws for 22 points., 95 95 294 [Tolal. W 476"‘ 4iO 1443 ■ •Springfield roster is'EsTl'-fChlngi dan OllvsT. . . Art Quimby is back present, including Babe Ruth, Ix>u . Hillier, from above the border, have done some switching with troit In 1934 and the L ions.w ere poinls while Gary Durost ranked laGW Mad . J i Town Mo(«»rA (3) At CbnnecUcut, hitting, the, hqpks everylhing.....except . experience.. tractors he did a great job of aend- 137; Church Leagua-^Eddlh Tha only, OhfiwM dona In tha -t '. ... ^ .--ia, tlm-«««i»at--<:iMtarttaa lla tio ^ Chicago, .Nov„J.6 iff? - - .P*waA close belund. '-w ith Trext -with "Kl. Tofldy Po'tT ’ A M Johnson,, a .Jeft . wither,., , Letter- Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx- and- Mel ' Nock#r season. As a matter of fact, he as,The Homed Frogs, closing in on A'rt Johnson 139. glandng Mow and a f^toW up atep into the ranks of the- light 25. I t waa the fourth down with ...... 90 122 11.5 .327 sea.3on include L arry Babich, Bigg York State and is In tip-top shape. hasn't missed a game since he re­ greatest shortstop of them all, sity. Hiller's home la In New­ Will Joalln start at tailback N range tn lhe\first half but came fairly long yardage. . with 16 coiintois snd Bnice While ...... 104 92 85 281 Low Score ...... 84 80 78 242 the Cotton Bowl, didn’t need any elbow, ■ > heavyweights a g a I n a t Chuck back strong t^ drop in six field Blof»fl|cr»o(i ...... 85 86 8*» *'53 A Duggon and Harry Peters. Coach . . . Rutgers snd Springfield Col­ ported to the Cubs in mid-Septem­ Hans Wagner. foundland. Both will rmreaeht Boa- “I wouldn’t say so right now,” I called for a pass rather than Stone's eight paced tlie losers' WRllhcr ...... 104 104 104 ^2 I Total* more than Swink to bring the am­ FUtEFIGHTEIM will practice The Harringay Ajraai crowd, ton U niversity as c!wiU U ttle Spieser tonight In a 10-round bout goqls and. Ihre^foiils for a total attack. 108 297 ' 461 '488 507 1456 xHerb Glines has slated a 24-game lege have been added to the Uni­ ber of 1953. A fter playing the last No higher praise can be given to bitious Longhorns back to earth. Is Jordan's reply. try a field goal that if kicked C’ovcy ...... 84 105 versity of Connecticut, football any shortstop. tonight at 6'o’clock at CharUr Oak which paid an aaUmatad |S(t,(l00 Johnny Kelley, whdae entry waa at Chicago Stadium. Harvard has three tailbacks to of ^ points. ITle North enders UiMid (iame for Half llAn^fn ...... 101 93 94 288 Schedule for his charges. Peters, 10 games ig '53, the slender TOxan Scored Four Touchdowns Park and again Saturday after­ S p ie s e r ,28. la from Lansing, would have given u.l a tie. Deer* (8) schedule for 1956, A thletic Direc­ to see tha oxhiMRUi, were raiuly received earlier this weak. Kelley share the Job. In addition to lopk A^36-19, halftim e lead • and Per.sonallzed Floor- and Pon- ,.. 494 496 489 1479 I • ...... 110 91 298 iivridentally, is from Bristol and Is It Was a 47-20 game.and Swink noon at 3 o'clock at Mt. Nebo. excited to a ,ehaar, axcapt when Mich., and received his college ed­ 1 probably called a -great many TgIaIa ...... 84 tbe\s<}n of the well-known _duck tor Joe (Thristi&n announced today. ie America’s fiheat marathoner Joslin and Bolaford,. sophomore were n^er headed ^eienfter. plays wrong, but you try to for­ tlcelli's had a good game going 91. /«hn*t (4) r;)/!;”;; • 86 277 went across for four touchdowns, Parker oceaawaally looped home a and road racey^and has won first ucation' at Michigan State while Walt Stahura la wiling and able. / Smbotli Kiinnlinr Club ■ S Grzvb ...... 13n 85 98 303 ' ...... 112 93 312 pin bowler of the same name, The new foes replace Boston Uni­ only one waa commonplace', com­ get them as quickly as possible, for a half with the Floors leading II. (;r*vb ...... 108 128 11.1 •■^49 ...... 122 136 359 versity snd Holy Cross. ’The ^956 GERRY VIOHD, UOohn's lead­ long Bhot place In three previous Turkey Yoimg, 27, a New York slugger, The only fullback replacemen A smootIKrunning V^lnut team a t that point 18-15. Skippy Olan- ...... 89 UO 124 323 5>f'lun7ph> ...... 106 105 317 Harry Peters. ing on e one-yard plunge. The recelv^ hla.education In the school 'nili one, however, sticks In my Plfscharczyk nine-game slate is as follows: A. B. ttoQple Staba Again: ing freehma ncrosa country eUr A oot tha only noteworthy ptr- Day events here. Jordan will admit he’s planning walloped the^\W’allpapers in their mind: * der, the Contractors' big center, Opalach ...... 124 119 MR others were true-Texes spectacu­ of hard knocks. Rnharha __ ^...... 88 112 109 .109 rTotal.*! ---- ...... 534 SIS 511 1563 Sept. 22 Springfield, home; 29 from Mancheater, placed ninth In formsnea on Pottle’s part (»na The five-man team from Hamil­ to relieve Qianelly la the one 1^ initial game oivUie seasem. Show­ T^ie Bears were undefeated and suffered an injury and had to I.ehmaa'. (I) American Hockey League re­ lars—with Swink swinging along the IC34A freahman threa-mU* whan ha entered the ring. Most ton Oollaga consists of Barclay- Chuck will be out to better hla used all year -- Dick Oehml ing ml(1-seaaon .s^mting form, the ...... 101 91 109 301 feree.*, acting under orders to fol- Yale, away; Oct. 6 Rutgers, home; op runs of 62, 57 and 34 yards. In we had lost once. Our final game leave the gai-'c in the third period Toiaiji ...... 529 5.54 562 1M5 , .Mrl arth>l’* 13 Massachusetts, away: 20 Maine, Southern Cal oe^r Uclana avent last Monday at Vhh Qeft- fighters step throtwh tha ropaa. Ward, Chria Durham, John MeMar- record of 16 victories and 3 loasaa tiny 5-10, 160 pounder. walnuts dropped in\shols from all and from that point on the Floors ...... Ill# 88 105 299 ,low the rule book to the letter In 15 plays, hs piled up 235 yards— in the nationally televised bout the next .Sunday was against the I W i nna ...... 91 127 94 312 home: 27 Delaware, home; Nov. 3 landt Park In Naw York. Pate Potgletar stepped OVER them. tfn Jr., Hilton Harkrader Jr, and angles and after a eU)j5e first half same llalas U. A tie and a vic­ had too many guns. Bobby Rey- Km annrt. l.nlheraa (.1) ...... 93 94 100 257 calling penalties, have carried out the top one-saune total of the sea­ (ABC — 10 p.m. teST). m :e-/P|,WevP lr k c y . . . New Hampshire, away; 10 North­ By MAJOR AMOS B. H O O P I^ ' Ooac. another Silk Topmer, who Al Sbaler. ran away with the gbpie. tory would have put ua in a play­ Holds with 21 and Dick K err with ! An5'*rson . . . : . , . . . : . w nw •...... 86 iai 103 'J93 the demand to a tee. In the first son for majof college play. The first .schoolboy to finish In Young is the more experience Ron Beagle, Navy's AlUAmerlra Norm Burke of the winners waa 26 games, a total of 966 m inutes eastern, home; 17 Rhode Island, competed fob St. Johfi's Unlver- off , for the divisional champion­ 13 points led the tvlnnera. Joe Benson ...... KU 124 477 503 ’sTlxml The Man Who Laughs lewt Among other things, . ha also •ity, was tha liidlvldual winner. AWAITINO DEOmON 1964, Norman Higgins of the New of the two having 63 fights in end, is-a. two-year letterman on •high man with 24 poinls. Leo Day U? 15^^""“'y'oli loll-od were handed out by the arbiters, away. The UCJonns conclude their Last Nighth Fights booted two conversions, giving him the U.5. 'Naval Academy lacrosse ship. Cani|>pseo. certai ly one of the ...... i06 105 106 315 , 1955 campaign SSturday afterrtoon Har-Har! Does that eayni an un­ Adrien Mlohayd;" running In the Ismdon A. C, will be b e^. He was which he won 49, lost 11 and had also looked loipresslve fol- the most improved players in the- ...... compared to but 610 minutes for a • • I ■! ki ' " •* a total of 26 points for the game as Brooklyn, Nov. 15 (4^—Johnny 3 draws. < . team. So, because I didn’t call for the at Stotrs against a powerful Holy conventional way to launch a foot­ five varsity eVent, was 74th. eighth last November. Robert Rug- winners with 17 points. ' P’r a n k field goal. It meknt little when lergue. was liigh man for the Totals ...... 5il .541 533 1585 1>I STV I.FAGVK like number of games-a year ago. Fort Wayne, Ind.—Bob Baker, 'iCU handed Texas its worst con- Podrea, tha aouOqww with the Butkua played a strong game for ■ t The breakdown In penalty cate­ Cross club. Kickoff will be at 1:30. ball discussion that is meant to be 218, .Pitteburgh, outpointed Sgt. fcrencs whipping of all time. the Bears once more beat us. this loss's netting 12 points, 777 (sitaver (0) .... A formal inVltathArllo play in pate to tha t)Uh who bacama a the losers on the backboards and time, 10-7. We no longer had the The schedule'will continue withi p..|ers ...... M so 95 2R4 Mlruckl ...... 95 100 106 3(»1 gories shows that for the current serious? / J. P. Reed, 198, San Francisco, 10. Jim also hauled two kickoffs MANAGER OBOROE MUchsIl Pfrin in tho neck for the New York looked good. In scorin'- 13 points...... 100 10.1 89 292 campaign there -were 338. minors, the Refrigerator Howl in Evans­ Holyoke, Mass.—Hoclne,' Rhalfl. back 33 yards. Ke returned a punt r^rted this morning that his incentive. a doublehe.ojee on Thursday i hr'>»'n ...... ^ P-«y'"vnd ...... 104 90 89 383 ville. Ind., has been received by Well, zilUOna of gentle readers, AI Kaline, outfielder of tho Tankees in tha World fiartaa, pnte- >i4»rth EntlB (74) ...... 107 95 107 .109 16 majors, 19 10-minu'te miscon­ there's a reason. A couple of weeks 130, Algiers, outpointed Tommy 13. On defense, he Intercepted one Detroit Tigers, was. voted Anierl-. ,Mancheatsr Merchants will enter­ ably won't know for 10 daya or so F rt#. the Unive'rslty of Rhode Island. tain the once-beaten Middletown P o lie e J t F le e (III ...... 113 125 110 348 ducts and two game misconducts. ago this paragraph was printed in Tibbs. i34, Boaton. 10. pass, broke up two others and can League’s Sophomore 'of jUte whether ha’ll bo draftwL^^^ 38- 1 Morlnriy, f .... 2-1 16 Possible opponents are Mississippi Warriors Sunday afternoon at 2 2 (’onmn f ...... B P, Pis. I Tolsls ...... 510 459 ' 531 1530 ...... 519 513 501 1633 Last year no player was banished my weekly forecast, and I quote:. Midml Beach. Fit,—Andy Arel, made two unassisted tackles. Year yesterday by the Baatball ysar-old lofty, who won twloo for 3 Dt'srl. r ...... ( ; r i d I|pnc#. f for an entire game.. .National Southern and Omaha. . . . Harry o'clock at Mt. Neibo. 'The victor l4 SufowlfT. ru >; Liolis’ Star DuroBt f ABA (S) "•’Not too many upseta this week, 13044, U tica, N. Y„ outpointed All this waa accomplished In 89 Writers’ Asen. of Aifierlca.' Ka­ tho Brooklyn Dodgars In the. , , :rhuiii*.’4. Soiilh NA( S (S) Amli’i'.Non ...... no 84 119 313 Ski Assn., in cooperation with the (’The C at) Brecheen has signed tp folks! The big one is Illinois to Bobby Bell; 128, Youngstown, minutes playing time. \ will clalm.the etata semi-pro crown aarloB, Including tha dadsivo sev­ vu wmi*. c . . ... IsOfitrilN 116 92 298 Brf*mu'ii ...... 98 111 106 :I17 serve as a pitching coach Mkin lina, the league's battlhg champion, since both equeds are undefeated 2 McKf*nhA. 8 ... i^tvlbcr* , . 9.5 95 107 297 Jankowaki ...... 113 121 98 ^12 National Ski Patrol system Is defeat Michigan. Then Stanford to Ohio, 10. Neodisd New AdJeotlvN \ ia reeding the sports wtiw In (he enth gamsK went thfough not one 1 r. 8 ...... Agi*ee.s with O iioi?ir:':;,e' IlAUCh . . . 67 74 79 22(» riianciif ...... 91 106 102 299 offering for the 19.’55-,56 season a next season with the Baltimore repulse Southern Califomis. These ' TCU Coach Abe Martin, wliO** egeinit Connecticut opposition.. but two physical axaminattons ^ Lucan it 108 UM 97 309 Bfrtsch# ., Orioles. Philadelphia — Fernando Fala, AP’s Baittitiore bureau.' The ”8'' 12 Tol^iln 12 UV16 74 iT. Poit’-r ...... in 104 129 314 supporting membership plan promise to be epic struggles.” 192, Phlladelph'uR knocked out had to come up with new edjoc-' yeatarday. After an Army doctor I rtmid. g .7ohn.'»oft H8I 107 139 346 on his JackeKOtands for Southern TilCAnrB ,H4»dA Sh4>p <49> Dallas, Nov. 16 CPi—D o a k j V- ■ I Tolala .... 523 '526 556 1606 Even my editor, a wise sad un­ Jim m y Thompson. 182, W ashing­ tives for Swink each week, didn't School thxBsItlmore where TRRgao Sllil City cagers are and an orthopadlo apactmllat fln- r B K Vln T.ilaN ... 460 496 514 1470 derstanding man, gazed at me- have-any doubts that it was the expected lo play a great deal U^. 4 Flnnf’fnn f ...... 5 1-2 11 Walker, forijier Southern M etho-, Totals ___ 20 1-11 41 Trmpl# M) ton. 1. he^4>nce waa student.. (AP tshed their probing, however, th m 2 ll(»b»'nlh(ti, f ...... 6 !i-6 IJi (list All-American and now a L>f-• .j.| ■ IlFi'i’* <35i Gray Rrtcarch .. strangely when this cam* out in "greatest exhibition of ball carry­ winter. Norm Burke, At Surowlec still was no dMtston on hla draft Levott ... 110 82 '87 279 ; KrT(»toff , ...... 90 . 97 Richmond, CJailf.^Roger Rlschef, Wlreph(ato),. SPECIALLY PRICED 1 IliiblAitl. (' ...... 1 (M) 2 trolt Lions star, says that dirty j V KfiUman ...... 103 91 83 277 O Conn»’li . |9 276 Jint Norris and Weill Clash ing 1 ever saw.” and Steve Bellinghtrt, currently status., 0 Wllkk. 8 ...... 4 1-2 9 ...... 83 — 98. IM 182, OMclai^, Calif, and Howard ki\ii ■...... 88 98 92 278 Ii.ambcrt Hard hit Ed Price of Texas performing in the Rec Lwague, 61- 1 .ll#rx(>8. 8 ...... U3 1 football is Increasing in the Na- ; Tu.vl.u- t . Ri*rn8l*’in ...... 86 92 101 279 . ; ...... 94 82 104 2^0 King, 180. Reno, drew, 10. 4 Pa8(tui. 8 ...... 5 1-2 11 llunal Football League. ' . . . 97 97 97 291 I Miner ...... 89 102 102 295 termed Swink "One of the best, If K nute Rockne was born Tn^Vosa, so play with their respecU've shop Lnw Man , Stocker .,...... 86 103 95 284 Trenton, N. J .—Jim m y Garcia, N orway. M arch 4, 1888. Ths>fpr- In a telephone conversation with .^'ssn. i' * I I'hnmpAKur Over Marciano ’» Activities not the best; backs in the country. teams In the Hartford Dusty 12 To(a1b . . ’ 21 7-14 49 Total* ...... hM 4H0 4*i0 ...... 76 163, Now York, stopped AI Hersh, mer Notrs Dame coach was a FUSED COLLAR SrorB Al harf, :b>-l9 Kndff. the Dallas 'Times Herald yesterday, 161, Brooklyn, 4. His performance not only was the League while Burke knd Surowlec ( Totals __ ...... 412 460 488 1390 greatest individual show I ever of a carriage maker. members of the Frankie’s OtherSports Walker said h(; had to agreewith j * '’v*'”' ® . Niirth N«. 2 (1) SpcAccr (2) London—Ewart Potgieter, 325 Bonham ...... Ifi !30 S7 3^L3 I Fri#flrirh ...... 115 89* 99 :k)3 from 'Colum bus, Ga.. "regular fused rpltai. panel 2 KhiR r ...... ic...... 0 ■ 4 •'I agree with G raham th at some- 1 Hanna...... Ill 114 *« ' llazani .... inl 111 295 chino’s life, clashed openly today. time for RoiiJiy to be running great opportunities for many pendent cotnpctltion, i Dry. V ...... 7 3 ; Vt^fnmnlitrd Flo«tr» 1.56)" around the country on a refereeing front, single cuffs, in white 4 StfVPiiHon If' ...... 3 ' 0 (>' thing should be done about it,” he i \ \ R F Pi!< 5.10 Norris, president of the Inter- backs, but none approached ______,r, Simin«m.>i. f si. \ o4i 2 T«nal* . 50fi 4S3 ’ Total*'...... 440 500 1435 tour.” only. - .1 RpninRhlit, e ...... a 1 13; said. • N q rth > a . t (3) nrtlonal Boxing Club which has Cameras and 'Grill Swink’s brilliance. I Burkp, K ...... 10 4 24 G»’t« wich, r ...... >y.0 tu\ 0 ii»r o* Ilf } Norris wants MarclanO to make Usual ly Maine Flayers HryiifiUl.*! f ...... V 9 3-5 21 NVwman 97 H»7 311 promoted all the heav>-weight Among othera receiving nomL R. Rt-nwn .. 79 87 267 champion’s fights, said Marciano his next defense of the title in- natlona from observers across the 15 ToIrI* ...... *. .16 9 K1 ( Walker said that there are a few O. Slhmi'OlIB, f .4 IU4I 8 • Irady , 96 97 115 308 Raimondn .. 83 229 (^op Opening Tilts (^ Hnli|iHppr (5*) more players using dirty tactics Waahburn. 4 41.^ . f ...... 0 0 0 Barb*', g 0 defense. Dec. 7 bout in Cleveland between UCLA's Kim Decker, Oregon 2 Vniz'. i:...... 3 0 4 that engage In it. Tolal^-'...... 47.5 466 492 14.15 Nino Valdez and Bob Baker." sald^ Herm's Cameras ...... 1 000 2 Viitncr. g ...... 4 1 13 . -Walker urged that referees oust I T"**'" - HOI HEHIVF.R I.KAGI P A. A r. )3) Weill, the Rock's -manager, in State's Sam Wesley, Ohio State’s BROADCLOTH 2 Miihnp*. 'K ,; ...... n (i i? 1 rnnIlcrIlUti (29) C'nfr## 4'ap« (I 5Unnirh . 94 75 - 169 effect, told Norn* to go -jump in the IBC chief. They are the lead­ print. Throughout the broad land, Hartford Road 1.000 Howard (Hopalong) Cassady, 1 M4Ml«'iin. g ...... 5 o' dirty oiayers' from the game and F fH*. Mc(*onib ...... 8.1 115 98 296 WrJpm ’ . ing contenders behliid Moore. 10, s SC 82 82 246 .. 9.1 • too* 193 lake. the wiseacres lalighed loud and Teachers ...... j.,. .000 Arizona's Art Luppino, ' Hardin- 1 RA|fiiZ7.o. K ...... 1 said that suspension or a heavier Voik r 0-2 6 Arruda 't>rltatto ... 9|( 104 98 :i01 long. Green Manor ...... 000 Luxurious broadclnth in a ‘’ 1fine would help eliminate unsporls- i L- L f - ‘ t'ouEhlin ...... 84 85 88 257 Mad*en ... 97 . 85 1 21 30.1 The argument was significant in Simmons' Chuck Mossegee, Vir­ aoft slotted medium .sprFad 14 TnUl*. .; , 2:* 7 -57 1 2 (Irant ...... 75 75 75 225 Warfen ... 99 108. -129 336 that the IBC’s exclusive contract You know the rest. Both surprises ginia Tech’s Billy Cranwell, collar^ P’renrh front, injrtuute Si nr^kl half. 37-2tt' W'almn*. manship-ilke tactics on the grid-! Kuhimsu 7 nU’e ...... 6.9 82 ■ 233 Mozzer ... - 96 93 168 with' Marciano ran out recently occurred, much to Ih* consterna­ Two ga^ne* were played on the Princeton’s Royce Flippin, Texas iron. , > 1 Marlin, r 0 only. ' 1 H-h. i, c U Total* ...... 39.1 439 ^25 1 357 Total* .. 482 468 54)1 '1490 and hasn't been renewed. Under it. Sport Chattel tions of my scoffers. opening night slate in the Buai-' A A M’s Loyd Taylor and Arakan- - iciiiljlan. c ItAlliai Pin* (^ the IBC, held rights to promote all This week, my advised upset will nessmen's Basketball League last sas' Preston Carpenter. 'The -University of Texas U ,u Daniel ...... 94 94 81 269 ...... 93 98 -inn 291 the heavyweight champion's fight, be Southern California to defeat night at the East Side Rec. Herm's bo()sting Herb Gray, a guard. As Willie H artack rode 1.5 winners Campanrll 0 t 'h u r r h REC SENIOR Basketball UCLA. You may ask how a team -its candidate far All-America foot- In four davs the second week of the ‘ — I Murphy ...... 88 92 86 266 G.\MR,.MOVRD I P either by itself or in conjunction (Cameras tripped up Oreetr Manor ”~ 7 ~ ' . 1 TiUal* ...... 13 l-s 29 Peterman ...... 76 75 93 244 League action tonight at the tjiat defeated* Stanford can turn 45-38 and the Hartford Road Grill I ball honors. Laui'pI meeUnK. 67. 67 67 201 with other promoters. i Scot. at half tun'*. iS-45. Fliffir*. •Cartwright __ _ , Los Angeles, Nov. 16 (/P)-Stftrt- "For the life of me. I can't see Buckley School pairs Mancheater around and lose to a team that whipped the High School Teachers Screen lo Return BUTTON DOWN Tfitals TPl~42(i ' 417 "IT!7I~inS" tim e -f ~eyg7t(Feye~' with—Weiti—on-" these- -Auto Parts and White-Glae«-in-the-fSt(Uifeed-eonqueredT -46-36;------'•------7- —------/ I game betvyeen the University of toura,” said Noms. “It doesn't opener at 7:15. Pagani's Soda Shop Think nothing'of it, friends-Hoo- Two Buds M(5Cabe and Kelsey ^ HuseTi Stadiuin Mklllrta t4> ' Southern California and UCLA has m ake sense.” - ’ bsttle.* Manchest'er Wallpaper at ple'-khows! combined to score 29 of the LLAR OXFORD Meyer* ,7 ..f...... 95 Now go on with the forecast: Tuemmel ...... 91 ^ qy ( been moved up a half hour to 1:30' Norris pointed out that boxing 8:30. Rosders' 46 points in the success ilown An* com bed ox* Henlv ...... 74 73 22S ' P-™- Saturday m Memorial Coll- Int-erest revolves around the Tale 14, Harvard IS over the Teachers. The winners St. L-ouir. "4ov. 16 St. ford, panel front and ainf^le MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATV ReJrheabarh ...... ifi) IW ' 271 seum. That'will make it 4:30 p.m., heavyweight champion. Seven Of the University of Wyo­ Princeton SO, Dartmouth T held s 21-9 margin at the half. Louis Cardipals. whose pitchers set .cuff*. UTule. tan. blue, gtecn Hu('d ...... ino j Eastern Standard Time, for the na- "Therefore.” he commented, "J- ming’s 12-man basketball squad Penn SUte 14. Pitt 7 Btiino Moske (15) and Stosh a major league record for home and fi'ey. FREE PARRIRR AT ALL STORES • PROMPT OELIVERY SERVICE Tntal* . »...... 460 424 444 132*1 Uonally televised contest. feel that he should be fighting and are 6 feet 5 Inches or taller. H'e*t Virginia 10, Syrariise 14 Davis (14 ) set the pace for Herm’s runs in 1955, are going to put the. Doiihle Boiler* <•) Illinois SO, Northwpstem IS in their seven-point edge over the screen beck up on the rlghtfield Motley • aa a* 2«s Purduo 21, Indiana -14 i'lu^ki *4 257 Manormen. Wimpy Kosak’s 10 tal­ pavilion next season to eliminate /! COMPLETE LINE OF Kydlewica 7* 227 HOCKEY AT A GLANCE Notre Dame 21, Iowa tt lies paced the lo.ser*. what General Manager Frank I Turcotie* . 7(1 217 Ijist Night's Rraulta Colorado 19, Iowa Stpte 7 Hartford Hoad <4d) Lane calls a "Psychological WINTER MOTORING NEEDS Dabrow*ki 77 2.33 , ■)Kasternl.,eag)ie——-- .Missouri 14, K ansas 7 F B- r p u hazard.” OUla. A. and .M. 10. Kan*. Stale IS 1 81. f ... 3 FOR SAFE . . CARE-FREE DRIVING Total* ...... M4 411 12(J.T (Tlinton 5. W ashington 4. 0 Mathlaaf>ci, ..••• e.#S8. 0 i3 - 't Lane *.ald yeaterdav removing Philadelphia 7. Johnstown 6. { .Mich. State 41, Slarquette 0 3 Plummer. ( ...... J 0-1 ( the home run barrier from the open I Wa Are Distributors Fpr Bpatala* (4) I '" Tonight’s Schedule I Ohio Stale 27, MIrhIgan 21 3 Djnahtip. c ...... 1 (W) 3 pavilion at Busch Sljadium last Oornil*r .. ..It..;:, 102 l«(7 94 303 i Wisconsin 20, Minnesota II . 3 McCabf. g ...... 5 'M 16 Donahui^ ...... K(fi 44 S6 274 National I.,rague 2 K*l**y. K ...... 7 0-1 14 season setuaily hadn't helped the { Okiatimna SS, Nebraska 0 g • PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE (tranvlir* ...... *2 42 82 245 Montreal-at Toronto. 0 B^naon...... t 1 A I 3 Birds as much as wa- expected; Rnbortaon -u ....,...... S4 32 9(1 2aB Detroit at New York. ' Miami 20, .\labama 7 Pilchers Generous • AUTO-LITE RAT7ERIES — Zollo .... 74 Pis* 73 227 n ToUla ...... 21 4-16 46 Amerlrah I.,rague BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE The Old Boy Himself He termed it a "Psychological • AUTO-LITE a*d MALLORY { T()tal» 4.S...... 447 445 124 1316 Cleveland at Hershey. I .Arkansas 2S, l-a. State 12 V PlM. hazard for oi;r pitchers as well as 'Flyias Saaoorfi (0) hSo, 5letliodl*t 20. Ka.Vtor 10 Ma*togo, 2”2 R a physical one.” -Opposition bat- IGNITION PARTS ' 0*trilnd*r...... S6 98 94 rrs Buffalo at Providence. ON SNOW TIRES : Florida 14, Vanderbilt IS BRrJy., / . „ F.astem League Ilydf, f . j i ters collected 186 ho;Tie' runs, off count 144 X 76 Jochlm.**n* ...... fU) SO hi) 240 I Kentucky 20. Tennessee 14 ('Alkm*, r • TRiCO WIPER MOTORS and McCarthy ...... 92 84 79 HA New: Haven a t Baltimore. nifford r 0 I Cardinal pit(;hefs last seasoii. Hulton ..i...... W 71 -<» ! Tex..Ch|FistlBn 20, Rice’’14 *1 'nie CardsAld.collect more hom- ACCESSORIES l.aKiKrr* ...... 71 71 71 313 Cllhtoil ai Johnstown. Stanford 21, Calilomia 1 Park-*. K . Total* ...... »7 4(M 193 1194 Philadelphia at Waahington. ORDER YOUR Harp. % o I era to the open pavilion last |."ea- Oregon 21, Oregon Stnte 7 . K(Ui*r. s * I son—28 to 24—hut Lane feels put­ Trade-In i So. California 21. L'CLA 1$ broadcloth and oxford 25% 10 Totkl*...... 51 \2-2f\ 30 ting the screen back up will bene­ TUBELESS • Washington 20, Wash. State 11 $ean't Stock Parts We Invite Your Inquiries. i Ore-R Mas-r (SS> Elducalion, University of Bridge­ With each shirt you will receive a dated T 1 R K n*. port, win hold a "Fall Social" tn Sanforixed-—won’t shrink out of ftt 2 Klli«. f . ... (-1 2 New Haven Sunday afternoon, but 1 slip that Ruarant^.s each shirt for one 600x16 AS LOW AS 0 Ksplsn. f , IN MANCHESTER 50% Trade-In 2 t-and-ra f . one of the officers of the group Ocean pearl buttons— anchored full year from the date of purchase . . . 1 Duba.-hltiakt. probably won t be able, to attend. Not just, the collar, not just the cuff.s SALES — SERVICE — VULCANIZING Carter's 1 Csy. c ---- Co-Vice President Andrew Robiis- Deep cuff*— full length tails ALLOWANCE 2 Kosak. s .. telli of Stamford will be otherwise but- the entire shirt. $ 1 Sesiler. g . RUY ON OUR lUDGET TERMS 10-95 1 Ooldbcrf. g engaged—playing end for the Loi Neat pleated bapks On Firestone' Supreme Blow­ WORK GLOTHES 4 Hahn. g. Angeles Rants against the Balti­ out ^ f e . puncture (Sealing (Exchange—Plus Tax) U ToUla 19 (V« more Oilta in a National FootbslI -Tubeless.: While they lisst! , II . For •Pginters, ' . i • , J- S ^ re at )>al( time, 23-18 Harm'a. League contest. -- - ■ ' ■ ( ... I MEN’S MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Carpenters* Plamber^ Nieliols MandiMter Tir4 Inc. ' Tho Beaumont franchiae In the Johnny Saxton of Newark, N.J., Texas League has been- moved to ^ CH«8CH CORNiRS . _ _ ' MORIARTY BROTHERS was knocked out but once tn his < ^ . OT mOAD ST.' M IHm Lq W'Q Austin, formerly s member of the first. 54 bouts. - Hs was : stopped SHOP «51 PARK S T R I l t / t MAIN ANB BOVilVAKD I ’ ’ STBW T |0l-3tS CtNTfR ST. - - r. IHi-MI 3-SUS Big State League.. The team will last April 1 by Tony DeMarco in HARTFORD • lASlT MARTPORO^ ' MANCHBWR M f .4224 or ML I-4D47 PImraVff u continue to have a working agree­ the 14th round, thereby loelng hla ment with-the Milwaukee Braves. welterwalgbt title. TIL. lAriMU 7-1011 TIL '‘lAchi I-2 UI TIL MftaMI O-OMO I 4 .1 ■ ' f ■ ■ -,i - ' i,'- ' I

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) r X •f : -V'. >v. - J-— BIANCHESTER EV£KHNG HERALD, M AN Cm StB^, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1965 PAGE THIRTY-ON* - + ^ .^MAJjC^taTOR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTERt^CONNH WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1958 ?AGE TBIKTY DianondB— Wat/)-5418. or MI. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml. 9-5183, heater, hydramaUc, aun viaor. tog n W i s one interested In taking new hoe^ Straat ML MIST. of raal astate. Wa are puUctpaflng (^iattaned from Paga One) . cial meaaaga to W est Ctermaa pitel accounting corre^iondenc* livery. No. 1 Oak Flooring— picked up, 10. MI. 3-8889. 9-7781. - MI. 9-4694. members 6f the new Multiple List Advsrtissfflent liahta, lender akIrU, aun .ahield. fOR'dOiNiND' par M ...... 8319.00 Oisncallor Konrad Adeniaotr on A well cared for, car, with only course through Indiank Univer­ GIRL’S RED winter coat about FOUR R(X>M brick home, garage, Ing System. For complete reliable this aubject. ISTiVtTif* sity. Some work in cashiering and 88 GALLON InkjdMms for sale, Nails 8d Common^picked up, per b i s s e l l — Two-family tftt service call lantlc AUlanca and aoltdifylng tha CLASSIFIED ADVT. J«;i)qo certified milea. Barlow Fuel and Feed . 49-A size 14. Ebccellent-condition. Ml. an\esite drive, wooded lot, full division of Oarmany. An indeSnIta accounts receivable. Call ^MI. $3.80 each. Inquire Herald Office, Keg ...... $9.80 rooms ' it. Good existing bank The Molotov atatemimt tarnod DEPT. HOtJES M o t ^ Sales, 489 Main St., Man- 18 Bissell St Framing—Canadian Stock— load, 9-9179. May be refinanced 'with price 110,800, Six room Cape, oil The Real Estate (Jenter, Ine. Ivlsion o f Germany, ha said, will down by the W ut today sat forth TO AMV IfiNO OF ’ 3-1141, ask Mr. Seller for ap] (Manchester Branch) cheat^^ GQ0UP6IN&M&: del. Per M ...... 197.00 payment. Tel. AD. heat, air city utiUUes. Sale price id precisely to what the soviets thoae provislona for a Eurepaaa' 8:1S A. M. to 4:!I0 P. M. ment. WE RENT floor senders, edgers, flRHPLACB WOOD gif' a cord. 811,^. Seven room colonial, two 68 Bast Center St. MI. 8-8181 AT A PA81V Windows—let up—FYom ....118.00 Call PI. 1^7007. >vthey most fear — <’a rebirth of security pact which both sldaa had hand aandere, waxers, wallpaper We guarantee ahectrock, ^ k Rooms Without Board 59 baths, oil heat, double lot 3-car German nationalism ' and tmIU- ■greed were desirable. 194* NASH, Call MI. S-«888. lNCHESTER—Owner moved out UA’i'lHQB WANTED glagla, COPY CLOSING TIME Salesmen Wanted 36-A steamers, wallpapering equipment lath with any housa that We com­ SEASONED HARDWOOD cut to CLEAN (30MFORTABLE room garage,. ameaite drive, $18,600. tarUmX But It omitted mention of tha and lidders. C. J. Morrison Paint ' of state. Immediate occupancy. two^UaUy, threa46ially. bual- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. pletely furnish. order, $18 a ct»rd, H cord, $960. refined lady or genUeman, Over fifty more listings' of all DuUes/blamsd Soviet resistance unification of Germany which tha ISO DAILY. Sell luminous door Cb. 385 Center St. MI. 9-9718. Cape Cod in' preferred locatlm. kinds. CsH The Ellsworth Mitten neaa propaity, Hav# many caab CHEVROLETT \ 1993 twd-door We carry a complete Une. Of Louts Paggtoll. Mt, 8-8183. Chestnut St. MI. 9-9764. teiyara. Mortgagaa ananged. to rbunlttifg;^Qarmany through ffse West considers of first imjiOrUiioa MON. THRU FRI. Iatee. Write 'Reeves, AtUeboro, Six finished rooms, nice shaded, Agency, Realtors,- Ml. 3-6930. sedan. Radio; h e ^ r , powerglide. building materials. naasa caU O a ^ a L. Qraaiadto. electloha oRvfear that such an- to iecurity. ' , 10:S0 A. M. lees. Free sample and detalla. WOODEN storm doors, two riden St. grassy, play yard. E xcell^ buy action wouldX^reaten • Moscow’k Dultea. led the defeat this 28,000 miles. MI. 9-^42. pn doors, one storm window, Fuel and Fi‘h t d 49-i FURNISHED ROOM Raalter. Ml. t-6818. lot Hanry o f ' NA’nON AL Parking. fdr those who look forwi^. Call A REAL NKJE home. Six rooms, hold on the (jbmmuniet satellite final maneurar of Moletor. Ha n id . S A T U R D A Y 9 A . M. J ch. Call MI. 3-4869. Garden— Farm—■!— Dairy opposite Center Phrlf partly furnished and recraatlon Straat. 1941 TUDOR Pord. Ruhninii Condi BUILDERS SUPPLIES M L-9-3190. Mrs. Pratt, PI. 2-7598,/or phone countries of eaateqi Europe, thera had DMh some polate o f Situations Wanted— 881 STATE STREET J. Watson Beach k C^. JA. 3-3114, room. Two-car garage. AD. 3-8860. TOUK COOPERATION WELL lion radio, heater newHlreo, new 8TROOO mirror, 21x SEASONED Hardwood. Flrhwood WE HAVE aaveral cash eUanta Dulles spoke aftetvthe Big Four agreement lietWeen tha two rtdaa North Haven, Conn. FURNISHED for rent. For BE ATPREOIATED battery first »39 takes ItXM MU Female 38 White and gold frame, 'delivered in atove, furnace ,knd POUR BEDROOM colonial in waiting to buy. list-your proparty agreed without argument to break on 'European aecurity. Thay ha4 Tel. CHeetnut 8-3147 single or coUpte, AU conventences. 112,900. VERY .central, 6*4 large ford Rdf \ used. MI. 3-5538. fireplace lengths, $18 cord, $9.60. rooms, 1 floorx Roomy cabinet Bowera School section. Immediate or business wtOi the Manchester up the present conference without seemed significant, Ka.lUHitlnuad, . for *4 cord., "Irv" Stanley. FI. xPar l ^ } S fg 9-8914, Aaaoctatea. Ilealtora, Earl Rohan. any speciSc time or plS(?a,'for an­ TYPIST DESIRES work to be done kitchen, oil steam heat. ExceUent occupancy. Many extras.-Jt you only up to the time that tha Soviat B i/ tato m i ROYAL a n d Smlth-Corone port­ 2-8488, evenings after 5:30. M l. 8-7488, PhUllp Hallln. MI. other meeting. Union had "fully axposad" Its flat Dial MI-3-5121 1991 MERCJURV with Mercoihdi TMOSE l^ lE at home, MI. 9-0889. S lfA liv ltb O M , kitchen prlvUegea. conation. jGall Carlton W. Hutch are looking for a large house, this able and standard typewriters. Town ins, Rcidtor. MI. 9-5183, 30. Is one you should investigate. T. 9-9321. Cbarlaa Lathrop. ML Imply Total Failure oppoaitton to the unification s t drive. Clean; Must sell. MI. 9-8918^ MU8ICAIA MC'$ A All makes \>f adding machines SEASONED hardwood for stove, nan preferred. Near bus 9rOS84. They did this by aceepti: CAPABLE woman will cere for 'l^ m u n d St. 9-4894^/ J. (Jrockett, Realtor. MI. 8-8416 or tlrik * Germany through fraa elactloBS. 1930 CHEVROLET convertible. SUCC •MiMG TD , children while mother works, sold or tented. Repalra on all furnace or fireplace, delivered residence MI. 9-7751. ccmmunlqua which they issuM The Soviet propoattlon for oot- Si*4G and others intereated are cordial­ basic dlfferenewi artting fram tha e v e r y -WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY of Novombrr. A.D. \ tlu . chief! directed them to at the sum­ tionr does not bum .oil. Original Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Notice Will rent single or double. (Chil­ ' -fret of living area. 1-8 acre, two- one floor, choice location. Re­ Prrornt. Hon. John J. Wallctt. Judgr. ly Invited to attend. fact that RimiaNwante a OMdM Featuring FANTASTIC VALUES In accordancs with ths pro­ mit conference In July, that they fS'.OOO rhiles, all new rubber. Must visions of Chapter V, Section 8 6t FOR- SAUl'^Whtte HoUand "Tur­ dren accepted (limited). Central. car garage. City utlUtlee. Central­ duced for immediate aale. MI, Eiitato of Amrlta Jarvla, lato of Germany and the dH^tagiWtlM Of CONNECTICUT’S GREATEST! MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ Uanchoster In oald diotrict d'eceaied.' had covered their assigned prob- -sell. May be seen after 8 p.m. South Manchester Fird the Town Charter and any other keys. Erknk Brbnkie, ‘ Lake St. Reasonable. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Arch ly located. VA-FHA fiancing. 9-5448. Upon application of Edward Jarrla the aystem of ^Waa' on b r a n d -n e w tiful baby parskecu, guaranteed Phon^MI. 9-4887. , , 812; William E. Schaller, 86, of 811 **•"■ discussions, that they Ehler's Service Station, next District applicable provision of Uw, St. $12JM)0. Cnifford Hansen and Co. praying that an Inatrumrnt purporting Tielmont St., $9. would now report back to their Macmillan iaid ha wih in agree* . MERCHANDISE A. A P. on B. Center St. Household Servii Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 singing canaries, hamMers, tropi­ BOX MOUNTAIN Drive Vernon>- to be thn laat Will, and tutament of mant with DuUaa aad'Ptnay. Notice of Annual MeetingX NO’nCE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF MI. 9-078A or MI. 3-428S. Judgment was suspended In the ^Idf* »nd that they would recom- COME! BID, BUY and SAVE cal fish, puppies, pet foods and NKCEU,Y furnished room, all con- New six rdom ranch, three acres laid drccaird be admitted to probate Bonn Itarlia Dullaa . on Gifts. Tools, Alumliium-ware, Offered IS-A Notice ip hereby given to all A PUBUC HEARING before the APPLES, 80c and' up a basket, aa per application on file. It la 1984 CADILLAC four door model APPAREL manufacturer has supplies. 999 Main St. MI. 9-4273. venlence^Prlvate residence. For MANCHESTER—A roomy livable of lend, fireplace, ceramic tile caae of Leelle F. Broomfield, SI, of h***"*! Ibe future couree of Dullea bellavdd It wouldqw a mis­ Electric Appliances Lamps, Gar­ opening for yoUng lady with good the legal voters of the South Man­ Board of Directors (acting as ' L. M. BotU, 260 Busb HU) Rd. , ORDERED: That tha foregoing ap- Birch ML Rd„ and bonds of $30 discussions be settled ••88’’. Radio, heater, hydramatic, WEAVING Of bums, moth hi TRAINEES Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. a gentleman. CaU at 318 Spruce six room home-.. Wallilng diatance bath, birch kitchen cabinets, full >licatlon be heard and determined at take to pledge\anotflad masting den Supplies. Palm, lewelry. Fish­ power steering and power brakes style sense and site 13 or 14 Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. S, and chester FYre District that the An­ suoh and, to any extent ’ required, basement, attached garaga ames- ,he Probate office in Mancbeater In and' ■ $13 ‘ were forfeited, - respective- through diplomatic channels. and tom clothmg,. hosiery PRINTING PRES^ MEN FOR SALE— U.S. No. 'l Katahdln to grade school and on Inis line. aald Dlitrtct, on the 31al day of No- soon, or to Join iHmqfeommiiaiqua ing Supplies,. Garoen Furniture, plus all the other fine > "Cadillac measurements. State age and H. Green Stamps. nual Meeting of said District will as the Water Commission). Ssid Hot water heating system, coipper ite drive, 821,900. Warren E,, How­ ly. by Vincent Calmano. 17, of DuIIeq, who is. to report to handbags repaired slpper hearing will be ' held In the potatoes. Bryan Brothers, 179 LARGE, HEATED room, private vember,'' AiD, lt55, at two o clock In President Eisenhower tomorrow, which triad to ,.**^par over" the 'r-f Dlahsa, etc. extras." tTwo tone green, white placement, umbrcllea repaired, X meaaurements. Box G, Herald. be. held in Hose House No. L plumbing, insulated, storm win­ land. Realtor. MI.' 3-1108, MI. (he afternoon, and that notice be given Whrwlck. R. I., and Oscar E. La- and SATURDAY NIGHTS! MAINTENANCE , ’ REGISTERED English Setter pup­ Tolland Turnpike, Mancheaer. entrance. Gentleman. 88 East Cen said the President has "closely fol­ disiQNMntenta i o Bhatidy doMloB- walls, 18,200 certified; miles. Com men’i ehlrt collare reverted and Spruce and Florence Streets, a't Municipal Building Hearing Room dows and screens. On8-..car ga­ 9-8003 to all neraona Intereated In aald ealate balley, 18; bf Norwich. WE.. CAN ACXXIMMODATB 1000 L X pY MANAGER and assistant. MACHINIST pies, three months • Id. Good hunt­ Tuesday, November 22, 1955 at 8 . Phone MI. 9-7037. ter St. MI; 3-6720. of the pendency of aald application lowed this conference on a day to cd hare. Id thia haXwaa auppon* parable to a new car, yet hun replaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend- 8:00 p.n^ Standard 'Time, Thurs­ rage, awnings, lot 70 x 360;.For a and the time and place of hearing Those charged with speeding: ^ PEOPLE—000 C!AR8 dreda.of dollars lower. Barlow Apply any time Thursday or Fri­ ing stock. PI. 2-6720. day, , November 17, 1955 for the P.M. for the purpose of consider.'' $8,600—FIVE room Cape, one par­ day baalB.’’ ad by the Weat Oamaa govan* In g ^ o p . 'Three years .machine ahop ex­ ROOM FOR rent with private fam good home, priced right, s^.thla thereon, by publlahlng a copy of Ihia Edward A. Quinn 19, Anthony R. s a l e s s t a r t at 7 P. M. Motors, 438 Main St., Manchester day ,\Ro6Sevelt Mills, East Mtein following purposes; ing the following matters'. tially flnlahed. Large kitchen, order In aome newapaper having a clr- Elsenhower, he went on, “will m aiit \ St., I^kville. See Mr. Fisher, perience. Start $1.75 hoUr. TWO MONTHS old Boxer pups. All Household Goods 51 ily. Inquire State Tailor Shop, I one for $11,550. Other tli^ibp milaUnn In aald dietrfrt, at leaat five FLAT FINISH HoUand window 1. To lake action on the reports 1. The appropriation o f A-iram available. Call Alice Clatnpei) aluminum storm windows, oU 34 *va1t>ate its results agalnat;alnat thathe A Bonn apokasmaa POST AUCTION ROOMS cropped. Very reasonable. Rock­ Bissell St. MI. 3-7383, or MI. 3-5047 basement. 90’ let. Suburban, daya before the day of aald hearing, sentlal condition for any i ahadea, made to measure. All SEWING^MUtCHINE operators and High School Graduate an^ recommendations o f the Dis­ of money (not to exceed .4i ,>. Building ly. Ml. t-8075. Start In sales. Learn fish clean­ Fire Department and other GLASTONBURY —On* acre, 185 ------^ 9-0911. perience helpful ma not neces­ property and activiUea. of the •iVeatment; Hlant to be built on visit our showroom. doors, hot water oU heat, shingled Parker 8t.. Mancheater. COnn.; Ray. dupondency bacauao than a n 1 Kow open every Wednesday, ing, filet, opening clam s, oysters Open daily from 10 to 5, frontage, 393’ debp. Beahtlful loca- mond Jarvle. R.F.D., South Wlndanr, AUTO DRIVINO Insiruction. AH sary. Apply Corilerx Soda Shop on half shell. $90 week. THREE-PART ANGORA kittcin: Fire District for the ensuing year; land of the Town located off Ol- Boarders Wanted 59-A exterior. Shade ' trees, ameaite llcmae m a rtfiail’anoft "J tha futun,; aaylag 4»fMr Joiig- raaiilti-** hb'isid. - — — tlMimday. Friday and Saturday. Evenings 7:30 to 9. driveway. Also six room split Uon. M I. 8-5808. ^ ' Conn.; Lawrence Janrfa. R.F.D^ Cov­ -JeSsaas-OB Insursd.duai . control Building— Contracting JLt 785 Main St. ' \ . CaU MI. 9-3828. 3. To see if the District will cott Street, together with ex-- entry, Conn.; Harold Jarvla, sVehch AlfradAlfred M. >lldqr. ‘ of New] Molotov wound up tha ' cars, standard ' or autoraaUc. ------^ — x! , Laborer authorize its Treasurer to borrow psnsSk: connected with and teci-' CHAMBERS' FURNITURE BALES LAUREL Boarding Home, for the levdi. eight room coUmlal with ga­ Road-, Bolton, Coim.; Amanda Oardnnv l^rk (Sty, and Peter ■aaslon with an Indleation Personsb aged, Rockville. Home atmos­ rage,' and three' bedroom ranch 83 Walker 8t., Mancheater, Conn.; Irene Capabis expsrlenesd Instructors PALMER AND CARNEY, meson To work In stone yard. Opportun­ in the name of the South Man­ dpiual thereto, ssid appropHatldn At The Gr.fen Suburban For Site 75 Marka. 69 Greenwood Drive, Manchee- tt, of both am ated ear-1 — U.Sa AJma urgently wants agraamant m contractors. Free eetlmatee. No s a l e s l a d y V Livestock— Vehicles 42 to- he subject to approval of said phere television. Reasonable with garage. Priced from $16,500 ter. Conn.; Dorla Hlckton, ll.F.D.. El- 'The government and people of Mad of atatema^ *^1?**^ WILL-THE HUNTER who plcXed Gordner Auto SchooL ML 9-8010, ity to learn Stone cutter trade. chester Fire District money for LAST THREE days 4o take ad- lo $25,000. Thelma. Jeffries £a . up two .iemate AeaglM on.the ioh too big or ttio small. Ml. 11,50 . an .hour. __ ...... the expenses and tiaeSjof the Fin' project by the voters at an else-, rates, TR.- 5-3730------— -- VERNON—Everything you c a n -^ 'Ylola - Pulford, ■ Fsater " States,,’ Dtaiiis toH i’iMinlty. " . JA. 7-J880...... ' EXPERIENCED ^ WB BUY-cows, calvaa and baaf vantags- pf houaetuild . bargains. cottv Agent." ML- 9-7683,.....,— 8t.( South Wlndaor, Conn, -v-J—J farm of Charles Fish In Gilead, M 7M OT R5:kvUle TR. 8-4744." District durting' the'’ensuing’ yistr,' tiorf to b8 caned and hald.T)Ufsuant "for. -New-hH-’-room-'ranch' —with r - ... .. JOHN- Jr-WALL'ETmuaill''." 'want- t e davailop-batter outaat w WOMEN MOST careful drivers. cattle. Also horses. Pltla Bros. No antidated articles, J, Laroche, Saturday, please return them. No Fufl ’Time For Women’s FOLEY EMPLOYMENT and give the note or notes p f the to provisions of Section 25, Chap­ DUPUCX 6-5, two new heating ays bassnient and garage. Quality with1 pauing a a to algn: Dufruna wUh the western powara which Oct. F7. ba L Never too old to lesra. Female In- s t o r e b r ic k work and concrete Tel. Ml. 8-7406. 67 Wadsworth St. MI. 9 0097. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 throughout. Plastered walla, fire­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE h»ld Nov, questions Asked.' If anyone has and Children's Wear. AGENCY District for the same; ter V of the Town Oiarler; terns, copper plumbing, nice rest at Manehratvr. within and for the . 8, and chargbd vtlth two rules r* •*«^*^**' than local and pauing an all-BSfMjaan aacuzlty treaty any informaUon about them structor. Standard. automaUc. work. Call Ml. 9-8481 daye. Ml. 2. The determlnaUbn of the place In living room and another of thehe road vloli^ns. advantagu which it could gain at which within''three yean weald 1-8043. Valentino BeUucel. Salary. 4. To elect officers for the Dis­ ABSOLUTE bargain. (Tustom made EMPLOYED MOTHER wants to dehtial area, very central. Carlton DtitOct of Manrheiter, on the 15th day pleil e w contact Calvin Fieh, 18*4, Dual Insured car. M and M Drlv. 44 STATE STREET, Poultry and Sapplies 43 trict for the ensuing ,y'ear; manner In which the said ap­ slip covers, cornices, drapes and W. HQtchins. Ml. 9-5132, MI in dry basement, three bedrooms, of Nov'ember, 1966. the price of forfeiting tha good ra- aboUah NA’TO. Arter a few days Ing School. Ml. 9-8841. board out two girls, ages 3 and 4. dinette, kitchen and bath plus PreeenL Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. Lilliley St. Phone M l. |I-7898. GENERAL CARPENTRY—Altera Apply Ladles’ Department HARTFORD, CONN,. ,9. To transact such other busi­ propriation in said Budget Is to upholstery. Fine workmanship for Not over $20 a week. Write Bertlia 9-4694. Estate (>f Annestey Trotter, late of lationa. which at the aummit con­ I proim W a rtmiar tnian aC BROAD BREASTED ER SALE. Many pat­ BED,'CHEST of drawers, child’s 3>4 ROOM apartment In new build­ ONE TWO-famlly and one three- TOLLAND, Crystal Lake Rd. SSe this order In some newspaper having Valley Rd., South Windsor, died U^rope.’’ the grounds that all UN mamben car guarantee. Barlow Motors, 438 Coughlin. Ml. S-770T. If no answer Dated at Manchester,' Connecti­ a Clrrulatloq In said Dlitrict. at least 3-7349 any Urns Make good money spare time. terns to choose from. C. J. Morri­ desk. MI. 3-6505. ing on Main St. Refrigerator, fam ily..both in'^central locations. this house. New custom built six this moniing at tha Hartford Hoe-1 "If the ao-callA German Dau- ware already conunltted te to M U h Main St., Manchester. call Ml. 9-4431. PAINTERS wanted E }^ irienced. cut, this 14th day o f Novembsr, five, days before (he day of aald hear- Write Shirley Mitchell. 131 Bel­ son Paint Store, 383 Center St. MI fo r Sale '\ 1955. stove, hot water, heat furnished. Priced right. Just call and we will room ranch. Large living room, inc- pltel after a short Illness. l ocratic Republic,’’ he salil, “ can- graaaloa. UBS. 1981, 1949 DODGES. Extra Call ” 1. 2-8492. 9-9713. REDECXjRA’lriNG — Solid maple MI. 3-5175 knd MI. 9-7740. dining room, three bedrooms and '____ JOHN J. Wa l l e t t . judge. iSolSf*" *" Afanchester June not stand the ' teat of a peoples’ 1941 PLYMOUTH radio, healer, RXY'S ROOFINa CO., shingle and mont St., Belmont, Maes. give you ail tile details. T. J. Than last night MOlotev. $• nice. Priced to aell on eesiaat fi­ 5 extension table. Maple dining Crockett, Realtor, ML 3-5416, or bath. bksc>**6ol garage. o. 1889, the Son of tjie late John choice, no mors can tha regimes spotUght, |4S. m . 9-8939. built up roofs, gutter and con­ ROUTE MAN for' laundry and 17" ZENITH table model T.V 7-ROOM COLONIAL THREE ROOMS. b*th. furnished what could ba hla final bU fbr nance plan anywhere. Douglas ductor work. rqpf. chimney re­ NO EXPERIENCE necessary XJjo 3 Year table. Round dining table, five MI. 9-7751, Foundation 26’x46’ , ell 28’x46'. ()ne and Aiinia WllCy Porterfield. An Impoud on the peoplM of aaatem some show of unanimity SB earn good income. We will train cleaning. Salary and commit radio, console model, lawn mow-- chairs. One large round. dining or ’ unfurnished. Second floor. Army veteran Of World W ar I. he Hlurope.” Motors, 88S Main. ______pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2314. Steady Job. Apply New Syat^ half acre lot. 814,500. Betit and ■ecuri^; fall back o o a auggeetleB you. Write Box JS, Herald. er. MI. 3-8769. OWNER LEAVING TOWN APPRENTICE table. Extra leaves with each Working, c;ouple. Near East Man- Bent, AD; 8-5656, evenings BU. Ray Jackaon, MI 3-8828. Laundry, 44 Harrison St. w u a member of Dllworth-Cor- ' ' ' Recalls^ummlt Maathig that the four poweia s e n s on a b e f o r e y o u b u y a used w Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 COURSES table. Miscellaneous. Ml. 9-5090. chestef. MI. 3-6386. , MANCHESTER 9-0384. r I See Oonnan Motor Sslea. Bulck s p e c i a l n o t i c e . Our manager FDR SALE or rent, hospital beds Court Cases " ' “ ‘ I that St Ula eum- ■tatinnent MttlM forth nose pn* ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. GUARD~to 46 years of age. Rigid, Enclosed porch, S-ear- garage. ckft^ help you Bales and Ssrvlcc, 388 Main BICYCLE REPAIRING. eU typea, wiil Interview you in your home wheel chairs. Keith’s Furniture FOR RENT—Six furnished rooms, Looking for a new attractive FimNWOOD DRiWB. Bolton—Only '»’ «®tlng Bulganin had dgraad vislona of a European oeetmty Alterations and additions Ceil­ physical, character investiga­ Excellent condition, good loca­ NOT ONE PENNY Do w n ! stiMt. ML 9-8B71. Open ayenlnga: Ehigllsh a specialty. Now open 9 for part time work. Avon Coa- 3-4159. ■ tion, handy to bus and schools. build a ageure futurt or less . rooms available. MI. quality built home, excellent loca­ a few of these large ranch homes **** ABC yool with Pruldant Eiatnhowar nMl treaty which both aldae U n ^ . .m. to 9 p.m. Manchester ings. Workmanship guaranteed. tions. Foley Employment Agency, A WHOLE HOUSE ’ ■k> see. raetics. CaU Ml. 9-2814. Priced right! Telephone owner: iW\a 3-8634. tion, high and dry, near Bowers are still available. The price of A.udrey R. MacFarlane, 30, of About .a other weatern laadera to'dqal wlth had dMcrlbed aa dasirahle. 1958 PONTIAC Catalina. A gorge­ <>clecle Shop, 188 West Middle Turn A A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn 44 State St., I^rtford. School? See my five room brick 'nieu Include renunolatioa at Machinist or OF f u r n it u r X $15,^ Includes SU rooms, plaster Fall River, Mass., was fined $90 hi. « nn t*’’* German problem In tertna oi ous ebony Meek finish with con pike. Ml. 9-3T9S. Street. Ml 3-4880. WANTED—Woman in my home to Baby’s snow suit, 6-9 months ! ON THE EASIEST TERMS NEWLY RENOVATBJ5. four room trim, fully thsula\ed', full cellar, force, Joint action agalnat agree* GRAY RESEARCH AND old,'$5. Ml. 9-9143. M l 3 - 8 0 5 7 Jet Engine Melalsmith second floor furnlslied apartment. wails, full basement with garage aqd given a 30-day suspended jail GriiTey Porterfield; one son, Johh He a ^ e d : straatlng ’white Well Urea. Radio, ALTEX FOR HURRlCANE-proof care for baby. Hours 9:45 to 3:49, IN THE WORLD \ ceramic tile bath, formica coun­ .-And amestte and storm windows ■ion, denial c t asalrtanea to an boater, hiivdradramatic and ell the five days a week. Write Box W. Here's a real opporturlUy for Including heat and hot -water. ters. baseboard hot water heaL ■ehterice with one year’s proba­ ^.***Ti°**.?**®*’’ "Thbx government and paopla of aggreaoor, creation 4>f aa Eaet- Business Services Offered 13 lifetime roofing. Siding, gutters. DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Start Your Adults preferred. Write Box Y, and tcreena. Lots are 150x300. oUter de luxe Poptiac extras to Men Insured. Work i^aranteed Herald. young men who want--, to rMch. Some have brick and these are tion by Judge Wesley C. Gryk lit n w h ifr * tha Unlteil States wDl find U hard Waat buffer aone of limited mfit* has more good- jobs tp^-loffer GENTLEMAN'S keailng aid, like Herald. S l. West Hartford; three to undantead why in the light of make thts one of the nicest cars on Call for free estimates. Altex grow with the fast growing Monthly Pa.vipents Directions: Weat on EasLMlddle ■lightly higher In price. T. J. Town Court- today on two counts tary power, coniultetion and ree- 4Mr lot! A guarantee goes with ALL TYPES OF electrical wiring, SALESLADY—Experience in sell new. Reasonable. MI. 9-5738. g ra n ^ h ll^ en ; thiro brothers, this, Chalrnten BulgAniii u n t to ognltlon of tha r i^ t of aelf-da* Installations and repairing done. Inc. MI. 3 8489, you. aircraft industry. \ 1 Month After You Receive Turnpike to Earl, north'-bn Earl, Crockett, Realtor. MI. 8-6414 or of issuing fraudulent checks. this fine csr. dome In end road Ing FYill or part time. Apply In If you qualify, we'll give you east on Hillside to 56 Buckingham. George Porter- thia foreign mi^tara conference a fanu. Call J. A A. Electric, MI. 9.9878 person: Paris Curtain Shop, 829 Your Home Outfit Business Locations residence ML 9-7751. teat this car at Bartow Motors, We need the following exper­ SEPTIC TANKS • 6.()90 hours of thorough Owner priced SITm O. Call owner- According to a atatement givan field. All o f Mancheater; and one I delegation which''apparantly w u Plnay Said he would hava ita 419 Malh.St., Manchester. before 9 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Main St. ienced personnel for the second MONTHLY PAYMENTS ^ For Rent 64 BOLTON—Custom designed three to poIi(:e by Mrs. MacFarlane, she Atitcr, Mrs* Arthur Hshson of under orders not toNUscuss seri’ etudy this overnight • Roofing and Chimneys 16-A AND training in either of the builder. Ralph pow'eli. shift — 4 p.m. to 12 p;m. above aktlls. As you learn $16.79 bedroom ranch. Youngstown cashed two checks -with a total MMchaater, oualy the matter of Oefman reunl- DuUea and MacmBlaa aald lha WANT TO BUY A CAR and had LAWNS and leaves raked and rub- ROOFING—Specialising In repair­ WOMAN FOR housework ope day HEATED STORE for rent at 32 M i. 9-6013 Funeral arrangements, |n ticatlon." \ Ish removed. Trees removed and a week. MI? 9-0463 between 8 and you’ll earn: — atari at a 3 COMPLETE Oak St. ' Will paint to suit tenant. kitchen, outstanding bathroom, valua of $160 at the First National list did not oxpran tha yoor credit turned down? Don’t ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Fam ous PLUGGED SEWERS colored Hxtures, car port ameaita charge o f the Holmes Funeral | Dulles said the Soviet deldgatlon ■wpolnt that aacurlty alred, 38 years’ ex­ \ f o r . ■ MACHINE CLEANED you ■ satlsfactoVily progress. ■new, tir^ lace, tile bath, oil hot duceii Warren E Howland, Real­ two $50 checks at a First National ■atellite fl problem even though Dullaa obvlonaiy did hot patios built Arthur Gay. Ml. BEAUTIFUL WESTINiGHOUSE w u not formally on tha agenda. 9-82T8. perience.' Free estimates. Call HELP WA>4TED. Vic’s Soda Shop. DRILL PRESS After graduation you’ll go LARGE OFF! For professioiiat water bbat, Rusco storm windows, tor. MI. 5-1108, MI. 9-8008. Store In town. Molotov to go away with a . Howley. Manchester Ml. 8-9381. Kl^CTTRIC REFRIGERATOR He declued conditions in eastern 1949, 1980 CHEVROLET8. Good 153 Weat Mhjdle Tpke, OPERATORS Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, Sewer into our departments aa a or any type of (UBlnesa. Hartfbrd cellar. Over two acres good land, She had been employed at the of paper which could ba ua^i to FURNITURE Repair Servlet: akilled, well-paid aircraft PRECTY BEDROOM SUITE Road location. I Ml 94969. shade trees. Suburban, (jarlton W. KEENEY DRIVE. Bolton—Just off Europe "m ay be such -that ths cover the wide gulf ben andi to traiieportaUao at low coat. Lowest CiPMNBYS cleaned, recapped, Q u ality Lines Installed — Cellar Water­ HANDSOME LIVING ROOM the lake, real cute four room Outdoor Fish Market In Bolton Complete repairing, raflnlalung, SALESLADY, W t time, Monday BENCH FILERS proofing Done. worker. Hutchins. MI. 9-5152, MI. 9-4694. Soviet Union feela it cannot novf support any claim that prog^aea down. payment. Low monthly- pointed and repaired. CaU, MI. SUITE', PROFESSIONAL Ofltice^ suite, 351 ranch with garage. Excellent con­ before the infractions were com Funerals agree to free elections in any weekly payments. Dougles Motors, restoring pn all t jn ^ of furniture. through F’ridiiy from 3 p.m. to 7 had been made toward a real paaoe 9-2469. p.m. Apply at Munson't Candy ENGINE I^ATHE General Requirements HEAT PROOF DINETTE SET Center St. All facillti^. Front and MANfJHESTER—Near Parkway — dition. Many extras. Selling for mitted, Mra. MScFarlane said. Her area it controls becauu they would M> Main. ______Zigmund Golds, Prop. .Formerly M c K i n n e y r r o s . . -a Y'oii should be 18 te 2t husband planned to buy the bust settlement. of Watkins Bros. Tel. Ml. S-7449. Kitchen. Bolton Notni. OPERATOR BEAUTIFUL<‘DE l u x e ■’ RANGE rear parking, ML 9-1680. MI. I..arge home with H i acres, chick­ $10,250. Should qualify for a VA OeeU M. Flnlry have a contagious effect." SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. years old; ness and, as a result, the checks 1998 CHEVROLET club coupe Millinery— Dres.smaklng 19 INSTEAD O F , WESTINGHOUSE 9-3549. en coop, two-car garage. 'Timken loan T. J. Crockett, Realtor, M3. •The fun*r»i of r«rii M Fini.v I ■■*‘1 ^ortunAte that MELODY RADIO-;T.V„ phono'a. 180-182 Pearl St., Tel. MI8-6S08 i^ Ybu must be S/bigh aehool ELECTTRIG REFRIGERATOR, oil burner, artesian well. Price 3-5416, ^ . 9-7761, booica and containers were brought 14 i ‘*>‘A '»*s not foraaeen by the Soviet tutone. Ivory top over blue bot­ Must be able to set up and op­ graduate or ^ulvalent. TWO STORES for rent, ^ ’xl9’, tom. Radio, heater, sun visor, Night calls. Guaranteed sarvlca. DOIJ-’S CLOTHES made to order Help Wanted— Mhic 36 IP YOU PREFER 811,900. Madeline Smith Realtor. to their l^me, then a t -161 Maple Ml 9-2280. erate. Stop in our "peraonnel de­ ACT NOW! RUGS LAMPS TABUES. LINO­ 20’x40'. Heat furnished. Rent MI. 9-1642, Ml. 9-1146. TWO NEW houses overlooking Bol­ St. Hospital Notes white wells. We have yet to see for Christmaa. Call Janet-Meek. WANTED—Full time attends^ for ton Lake. One Cape Cod and one MI. 3-4652. , partment between,8 a.m. and 4:30 Only a limited numlier of LEUM, DISHES, ^ T S AND . reasonable. Modem brick bdild-. Mra^ MacFarlane then wrote out n cleaner ’53 car. We will gladly ASHES AND rubbish removed, also modern service station with , a MANCHESTER—Off Bush HiU Rd., ranch style'. Moderately priced. Rev Alfred U W im .,^’ rector o'f SriT 'rauidfleT ^^ t r ^ e U ^ p.m. Open Monday--thK)Ugh F"ri- /students can be accepted, so PANS. BLANKETS, YEIS Ifig. For further information caH and cu b ed the four checks and Fattante Todayt IM i / guarantee this one. To see it drop attics, cellars and yards cleaned. progressive new car agency. Godef -■ Jack’s' Coffee Shop, Andrews wooded lot 110* X 350', $1,800. Real Directions; Turn left off 44-A to St. Mary's Episcopal (Jhurch. ofll- tlons." in at Barlow Motors, 435 Main St., day. ' apply immediatel.v. Come in EVERYTHING left for Musachusetta, where she a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: Prompt, 'reliable courteous serv­ Moving— Trucking chance for advancement. Apply in SEPTIC TANKS 80 we can fell you more EVERYTHING Building, 59 East Center St., MI. / Estate Center. MI. 3-5151, eve- Tolland Rd. then left again at elating. Buriail was In Eut Ceme- with respect to disarmament, Arltne Sttyjeski, 142 Prospect 0t| Manchester. ice, reasonable rates.. Ml. 9-2149. person to Francis Manning, Mc­ \ 3-4252. kinIngs JA. 8-6934. . Plymouth I^ane, Tel. Clifford 8. w u apprehended for laaulag more te^r.- I Dulliea said he hoped Ws arguments Storage 20 D17 Wells— Sewer IJnea about the subjects covered, fraudulent checks, court oftlclala 'urtikvllie:.. Mrs. EUnibeth Clure Pontiac, 373 Main St., Man­ describe the advantsges of ONLY $178.17 Stephens, Builder. MI. 9-2265. Bearers vrare Richard PalowsW H^j oi^ [he Sov^t delegalioh to NEED CASH? Car payments too COMPLETE REPAIRS ^ Stuart Installed Free storage untU wanted. Free, DESIRABLE. Main St. location for here said. honey, 121 Walker St.; Mrs. MAI.CHESTER Package Delivery. chester, , ~ GRAY RESEARCH AND taking these courses. Appli­ X MA-NCHESTER Cushman, reeiiu the sincerity of the United high? Tradt down at Center Motor R. Wolcott on wrtnge^ and auto­ I SEWER and SINK LINES delivery. Free, set up by ou*- own rent, suitable for retail outlet or VEBNbN- -Buy yourself a vaKie She was given one year's proba mentca Peretto, 139 Maple. Sales. Bob Oliver will give you Light trucking and package deUv- ROTOBY CLEANED cations will be accepted for packed holiday gift. New ranch, ** Cafezzo states’ purpose." Richard Kohler, RFD, Oovantiy; J. & matic waahing machines, electric PIN BOY. -wanted. Must be 16. DEVELOPMENT CO. reliable men. offices: MI. 9-6808. EAST CENTER ST.—Seven rooms, tion and a aenteqee of three weeks and John Butkiewlcz. 1 Soviet Change cash for your old car, and you can ranges, vacuum cleaners, motora. ery. Refrtgeratora. washers and have Social Security number and AMESITE DRIVES these courses through Jsnu- in good location. 16'x24’ living four large rooms, plastered walla, Philip LabrecquA East Hartfo cheoae from many good Ipw i^ced stove moving specialty. Folding Phong Me Immediately at a house of correction for women small appUancea,. welding. 180 working papers. Manchester Bowl. HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER WEATHER SEALED ai>’ room. All -other-rooms^ pr<^H>rti<>ii- oak floors,- full basement, -Naat' tit” FslH River oltlctals said. “Re Regarding the debate over low Mra. Barbara used carp. Center Motor Sales, 461 Chairs for rent, all, 9-0762. / CH. 7-0358 - - Mam Street. Ml, 9-6678. ing Green. MI. 3-4882.' . A GOOD PLACE TO.WORK” T ------CELLARS------— ■ Apply'TEISSploymenTOTfree Houses For Rent 65 ally large. Sleeping porch, den, Wilbur Cross Parkway between leued yesterday, she w u brought arlng Eai^t-Weat barriers to travel, Rd.; Mrs. Eaisabeth OvlMlo, Main St., Tel. MI. 9;0O81. \ WATERPROOFED Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:.'H) p.m. trade and tdeu, Dulles declared AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local | After 7 P.M. — CH- 6-4690 foyer type hall, ,2-car garage Mapeheater and Rockville. acre to Manchester on a standing war Lynesa St.; Mrs. Dorothy Dirtinfiiic, MANCHESTEai - T. V Service, TRUCK mechanic, fleet work on Hatiirdays 8 a.m. to 12 Noon 3ee It Day Or Night ROCKVILLE—Five large rooms, Priced unusuaHy low. lot. Bent and Bent.' AD, 3-5556, Public Records that it is now evident there hsli Glenwood Rd., Rockville: Fraok- MANY OLDER , good traiia- and long diatance nioving, pack- 1 TEL. Ml 9-4143 second floor. Central. Hot water rant ligned by former prosecutor radio and T.V. specialists amet dump trucks. $2 an iwur. Foley 'At Thanksgiving, as at all PRA-CT & WHITNEY If you have no means of transpor­ e.venings BU. 9-0384. Philip Bayer- and aerved by Lt. been little changq in Soviet "lensi lin LUter, 102 Helatn* Rd,: BUUa porteUon. Cars can’t'ibe seen ing, Storage. Call MI. 3-9187. Hait furnished. Adults preferred. Write BALDWIN RD.^fleautiful ranch on 1934. Charter members of Telsa. Employment Agency. 44 Slate St., times of the year, we stress I TOW N & COUNTRY tation, I'll send my sutp for you. Walter Cassells Sr. Warrantee Deeds tiveness to the introduction Into and Bruce (Jarlaon, 8 (3yda Rd.; from the gtrei Look behted our Ml. 9-6880 or Ml. 3-4607. ford CH. 7-1423. AIRCRAFT ■Rent’ , Box 157; Rockville, Coim. SO. WINDSOR — Near parkway, First Class Hartford. No obligation. large lot. Two bedrooms, dining Judge Gryk applied the $30 fine Cheney Bros, to Abraham W. the - Soviet' Union of any. Ideu Walter Bonn, 47 McKinley fit ; Office. Dougli Motors, 333 Mam. quality . . . when we select Diviirion o f United Aircraft room. Very attractive living room compact, neat and cozy six room 4 DRAINAGE CO. for the issuance of checks Sept. 3 Goose, property on Hartford Rd. whirh conflict with the official Robert Ignatowles, S3 VernoQ FOR'refrigeration sales and food, when w / ' preimre it Corporation . _ A—L—B—E—R—T—’S and kitchen. Attached garage. home bn hlU, with 2'4 acres good 1954 OLDSMGb ILE Holiday coupe. Painting— Papering 2t Maintenance Mechanics The suspended jail sentence and Robert W. Calnen and Con­ Ideology." Ave., Rockville: Unda Edwards. aervice, any time. Call A. and W. and when we serve it. For .East Hartford 8. Cohn. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTF.ORD Suburban For Rent 66 Priced well . belo.w replacement land.. Steam oil heat. Fine view of tutone,,r^o, heater, hydramatic, Refrigeration Co. 14S Weat Mid­ Free Parking cor. Allyn and the one year’s probation was for stance D. Calnen, to Albert J. Du- . Dulles concluded -by expressing 107 Spruce St.; Linda Caselli, 2T power brakes, power steering, PAINTINO AND paper hanging. Machine Operator cost. countryside. Price $11;800. Made­ confidence that American national dle Turnpike. MI. 9-1237. hU. a Thanksgiving feast “ Trumbull ROCKVILLE. Village St. —-4'i . « line Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642, the Sept. 0 offense. B^ts and Irene Y- DuBois, proper­ ainton S t ; Mrs. (Niva TuUay, 12T white Walls. A One' owner car Repair or new work. First class LA. worth.v of the occasion, rooms with bath. Unheated, Will In another case. Miss Mallory ty at 68 S. Adams St. I’policy “ will continue to find 'ways Porter St; Mrs. Ruth Peteraon, 9-0055. BU. 9-3198. work at. reasonable rales. Ray­ SPENCER RUBBER ML 9-1146. tlrtveh only-8,244 miles. Equal In dine w^ith us. RUG 12x20 Karastan, American accept one or ,two children, |55 VERNON Church.'6.’>, Washington. D. C , was Frederick E. Turklngton to E. to serve the cause of human dig­ Wapping; Edwin Sitek, 182 W . all respects to a new car; A new TEIA setts, silverware, lampa,. an- mond Fiske. Tel. Ml. 9-9237. Oriental with pad, clean, excellent m.onthly. 'TR. 5-5933. ROCKVILLE—Seven room single, fined $24 for reckless driving. J. Holl, property at Ulley and nity u represented by the freedom Main 8L, Rockville; Fredarlck >1 caY guarantee goes with this ear. tiquea—any metal item i-efinished CONVERSE, condition. Call MI. 3-4695. EXTERIOR and' Irtlerior painting PRODUTSCO. $2500 CASH will buy this 6-.rddm excellent cpndition. 'Three : bed­ Miss Church crashed her car Summits Sts of individuals to exchange Ideu, Babcock, Ejlingtoh. - Y|^ will b e' rompletely satisfied and repaired. Plating and poliah- Td. Ml 3-1415 LARGE t Wo room cabin, heat and ranch home in a well established rooms, living room, dining room, Rose Carlson to Paul B. Akeley *be cause of humanity as repre- and paperhan^ng.'Floors cleaned JR. MAPLE eXf^nsion dinette table into s truck on Rt. 15 Oct. 19 and BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A dMildi* with this one. Barlow Motors, 433 Ing with silver, gold, brass, cop­ Chapel Street light. No children. Inquire Scran­ community. 1*4 years young. You den, beautiful kitchen, - cement afterward allegedly .indicated to and Hazel Akeley, property on | by control and dlsarmq- ter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Zajae, and waxed.. Free estimates. Su­ For Rosorvotions and four chai-rs. Good condition, ton’s Texaco Station, Tolland Main St., Manchester. per and nlckei. iSaUafactloh guar­ may assume a $19,000 G.I. mort­ basement,. oil steam heat, alumi­ State Police that ahe had fallen Bush Hill Rd. ment, and the cause of justice as 351 W. Center St; a son to Mr. perior Painting and Wallpapering jn . 3-6396. . ■ ■ -Tpke. anteed. Rockville Silversmith 25 Co. Ml. 9-7347. gage with payments approximately num oombinallon screens and asleep at the wheel, police aaid. William Lessanl to James F. represented by the reunification of and Mrs. Gordon Hutchins, 19 1999 FGUR DOOR Studebaker Center St. TR. 5-2394 $100 per mo. Two twin bedrooms, - Commander V-8, 1,700 'mileage, PAINTING AND G E. INSTINCTIVE wringer type AVAILABLE until May, 15lh, An­ d(x>rs, Venetian blinds. All city Francis Furphy. 54. ho clrrtsi Kenney and A. Mildred Kenney, Germany. Durant S t PAINTING AND paperhanging. ------r ------^-----—— washing machine. Like new. Tel. dover Lake. Furnished four room den or 3rd bedroom. All with twin conveniences. On bus line. Con­ address, w u given concurrent jail property at 67 Ferguson Rd. Macmillan aald he was more DIS(3HARGBD 'YESTERDAT: full low price $2,100. MI. 9-8919. ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Quality work, reasonable prices | WANTED Paperhsnger- painter. closets. Good big living room,- din­ PAPER HANGING MI. 9-2136. . house. Hot water oil heat, refrig- venient to schools. $12,000, George sentences of 30 daya and six Quitclatrn Deed worried about the Soviet attitude Mrs. Lillian Mutrie, 43 Branford Must have experience. MI. Men of varied abilities and ing ell, -breakfast bar in kitchen. 1941 CHEVROLET. Good condition. Radios and Phonos and prompt service. FYee esti­ CAVEY’S ______£______I erator with 60 pound freezer, elec­ J. Coleman. Broker, Rockville. months for Veep^tlve charges of Robert J. Smith to Leon Clesyn- than at the lack of sticcess here. St.; Mrs. Marie Ledbetter, 391 E. 9-6965. •TELEPHONE New seat covers and battery. MI. mates. Fully insured. Call Bert j ______experience required for long tric stove, newly painte'd and Corner lot. See this and be con- TR 5-4045. TR. 9-4710. Intoxication and destruction of He recalled the summit meeting Middle Tpke.: Mrs. Stella WeetOn. Available At All 'nihfs 45 East Center Street vlnced- of- its value.-"------skl, property at Tanner St__ and Plante, Ml. 9-6989. , WAREHOUSE MAN. Exceptions! M J * 9 .3 2 6 A •------• ^ ------— O n ^ “Machinery antf-Tools—5S "detrorsrted. Stone fireplace ~miidr private properly. ; Wellesley Rd. Where the leaders "met and tslked- TalcottvUie; Charles Deaesviteb. range mi»»iie programs, Arrested yesterday by, Patrol­ Phllco Factory Supervised Service FOR INTERIOR painting and | benefits and o ^ rtu n ity Manchester and out. 15 minutes from Man­ I.ease - and joked together like ordinary 25 .McNsll S t; Mary Kuca, RFD 2. I960 FORD V>8. Radio, heater, usual opportunities to grew BUY SHOPS.MITH on iJty-sway. chester. Call between 5 and 7:30, TWO NEW RANCHES of 5 rooms Want6(i— Real Estate 77 man Primo Ama.deo, Kurphey al- mortals." He added: RockviUe; Robert King Jr„ 57 back up light. Reasonable. Must Call WILL HILLS decorating call W’ni. Dickson and i advancement. Call The Good Jarvis Realty (Jo., property at year Tire and Rubber Co., Inc. Give him Shopsmith for (Jhrist- Ml. 9-0315, each, high on a Vernon’ hillside. legeilly pushed his fist through the Victoria Rd. and'Center St. to the "The dark clouds rolled back Seaman (Jlrcle; ‘ Mrs. Eliaabatli aeU. ML 94^ 8. Son. -MI. 9-P920 any time, Copi-1 with rapidly expanding or- WE NEED HbUSES of all types plate glass window of the Birch < MI 9-9698 BU. 9-3424. maa. Use Wards Lay-away Plan Attached garage. 100'x200' lots. Car.vel Stores Realty Corp. for 10 and the eun shone out. Whet I fear Isch, 136 Orchard St., RoclnrlUe; plete insurance coverage. gaiiization.; and good Investment properties. Street Tavern. Judge Gryk told 1954 PL'YMOUTH dub sedan. Blue — only JIO down holds it until Dec. These r’shches in a community of Your property may suit our buy­ years from Sept. 1 at $1,800 a we must recognize as the im.( Gregory Ford, Vernon S t; Harold RUBBISH and ashes removed. TOOL MAKER, first class only, 15. Shopsmith is 5 major power Wanted ■To Rent 68 Furphey the 6-nionth jail sentence finlah with dark blue interior. PAINTING—Exterior and interior, fine'hom es and were built to sell ers. You can find out by calling, year. mediate result of our meeting dur­ Hue. 266 School S t ; Mra. Gilds General cteaiung, cellari, attics Top rate, 50 hour week. MSnehes for destruction of private property ing the last three.weeks is that In­ Heater and directicmal aignals. paperhanging, ceilings refinished. Liberal company benefits, top- tools in i ; 9-in, bench saw. veiji-1ximnr v s r ir n -v-nnr.i» i for $17,(X)0—but—make us an of- I^vitt k O’Brien. Ml. 9-6280. Building Permit Kravontka, Glastonbury; Mrs... and yards. Reasonable rates. M. ter Tool and Design, 130 Hartford calo«i drillHrill press.n v ... 19-in12-in. di.se disc Sander.sander, I Q^IET , MIUDLE-AOEU -T^OUPIC ■ fer. You will be pleasantly gur- would be terminated .If he made stead of taking another step for­ Driven a certified 13,997 miles Wsllpsper books on request. Esti- -wants three or more rooms. Ml. To Herbert Hutchinson for Dr. Marian Willard, 29 Steep Hollow A M. Rubbish Removal- Ml. mates given. FYilIy Insured. Ed­ Rd. wages, excellent working horizontal drill press, and wood-1 prised' at what w e’ll take. restitution to the tavern iowner for ward, at' the best we are locked since delivered new. Completely '9-9767. 9-3247. ARE YOU UONSIDERINO end Mrs. Barney Wlchman. for lU- Lane; Rutherford M o r t .o n , 19 winterized. Carries e new car ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. conditions. working lathe. See this complete SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? the broken window. Again in a stalemate, at- the worst, Strickland St; Jamea H. O’Btten, AUTO MECHANICS, full time. Can power workshop demonstrated to­ terations and additions to a dwell­ guarantee and a price tag that Is. FENCES built of cedar, wire and We will appraise your property In other cases, Eugene F, we have taken a step backward. 116 Falknor Dr.; Mra. Isolds also use automobile polisher, |ube day. Buy Shopsmith now on Wards O'Neil’.. 26, of 30 Walker St., and ing at 54 Brookfield St., 49,000. Says Reds Not Mind Failure very fair. - Barlow Motors, 485 split rail, also red c^ar clothes man; tire man, coal and oil truck Apply at personnel office Housea For Sale 72 | Call Wm. l^IcBride.ML 3-4816 free and without any' obligation. Paggioll, RFD 2. Andover; Roy C Mam St., Manchester. Bonds—Stocky— FOR RENT I-ay-away. $289.50 with special »» Wo also buy property for cash. AriViand F. Hruby, 22. of 5 Village "I am not so much concerned Harris, Columbia. poles erected. Free estimate. Ml. driver. Call or stop In. see Mr. HP power. Montgomery Ward, BOLTON—Four room ranch, mod-;.*!- ATSON BEACH & CO. St.. RofkvUle, were fined $18 end that we havS failed to agree on all 9-9638. Mortgages 31 Teg or Mr. Quey. Moriarty Bros.,- Hours: Monday thru Saturday Selling or bu^ng conta'ct' , D1S(JHARGED TODAY: Mrs. l» a CHEVROLET, two-door. Com­ 824 Main St., Manchester. ern cabinet kitchen. fUll, heated Hartford JA. ‘2-2115 STANLEY BRAY. Realtor $21. respectively - on speeding the questions which we were in- Gertrude Stepien, Elllhgton; Rod­ pletely rebuilt front end, other F'IRST AND Se'ijona mortgagea Inc., 301 Center 8t., Manchester. 45 WEST CENTER STREET basement, large lot 100 x 200. Im­ ANTIQUES Retiqlahed. Repairing ■5U. 3-9135. 8 a : M. to 5 P. M. BRAE-BURN REALTY charges.'; About Tpwn itructed to.diacusS. What worries erick Mont. 232 A u t u ^ f it ; Mrk. work, doeibi't bum oil. Douglas -«k>ne on anyny fumiture.fur Tieman; I bought for our own account. Fast, mediate occupancy, 111,900. War­ ROCKLEDGE—Choice new ranch, Fines levied by Judge Gryk on me is that the Soviet delegation About 3,400 aq. feet of tH»te. Suitable for most any loaded with extras. Two baths, MI-S-6273 Dorothy ;Nigbtlngala and moo, Motor," SSS Main. IM South Mkln St. Phone MI- j conftdqnUai aervice. Manchester MAN F U LL'or part...... time for Musical Ingtromente'"- 53 ren E. Howland, Realtor," Ml. those arrested by Saturday night’s Officers of Manchester Emblem do not seem to mind our failures." )■ Sfl643. Invealmem Corp.. 244 Main straet. business, farage, storage,'drive-iii, U8i>d ear salesroom 3-1108, MI. 9-8003. $ garage, large rooma. Ready for CJlub, No. 251, will meet tomorrow V. The foreign ministers, who RFD, Stony; Mrs Marian Mult* modem------service------staUon,jn, Local WANTED—Three bedroqm home radar patrol follow: man. 328 W. O n te r S t ; Mrs. 1968 PLYMOUTH Suburban tutone HL 8-6418. ADVANCED Anisic (nstrumental, rental. (Com­ occupancy. Look this one over- If under $15,600. Also two bedroom Those charged with rulra of. the S t 8 p.m. with' the secretary, Mrs. opened their, conference here three flniah, radio, heater. In ex- residence preferred. Experience and lot, motor vehicle repairs, food hutlet, stop-and- -Florence Scully and aota, 38 Foley bluo DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, plete line of Instruments. Rental IMMEDIATE OCCyfANCY you Want to aee quality conatruc- home between. $9,400 apd $13,200. road Isolations: Robert, E. Arm­ Harold R. Burnett, 47 -E. Middle weeks ago with liigh hopes, were ceptteqaUy fine condition. 3lfi00 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest not necessary. Apply In .person, shop. etc. Fronts 120 ft.^on West.Center, at c»rner of ‘ DavolepniM t Dhflsieii .St.; Fred'CJIark. 141 Adam s fit ; copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, applied to purchase price. Repre­ tion. T. J. Crockett, MI. 3-6416,- or Have several clientk with. $6,000 strong; 25, of 134 Spruce St., $9; Tpke. - leaving with, prospects of an East- eertiQad mllee. We higbly recom­ paymental $22.23 for each $J,000. Grenoh Brothers. Garage, An­ ,MI. 9-7751. Mrs. Grace Newell, 134 E. Mala flics, etc., repaired. Shears, Cooper Street. Includes showroom, repair area, etc. ■ AVCO Moiiitfochiriag senting (lids. Selmer, Ped- Six room Cape Cod iilckid- to $7,000 cash. Carlton Wl Hutch­ Frederick Gilbert, 22, of East West settlement in Europe more mend this all purpoM family, car. ConnecUcut Mortgage Exchange, ______dover. ,knlvM, mowers etc., put into con­ ler and Bundy. Metter’s Music ing all appliances, wall to wall ins. Realtor. Ml. 8-5132, MI. Hartford. |12; Jerome G. Duches- remote than ever. S t, RockviUe, Mrs. B etty‘MeiMlar. Bartow Motora, 485 Main St, Man- dition tor .BOBUag-4>oeda.-‘BratMi» r — CORPbRATION — HIGH ELEVATION, acre Jots. Btistnihly :URANCY .rugs and-jfumislied recreation “Trees, -water -piped.-to-oaeb- loL 9-4694 ‘ - neau.— l A —of- - “WlHImantIo,-. .112; cbMter. watte. 62 Pearl straet. work. Apply in person, 10 Hilliard ->U6;4 k’w-jmraoMj’i — ------1T.4L — 'i^^^r'siteif'airM>®SK^tetemehl sm Help Wanted— Female 35 St. . fire atartad by a defectlvs oil burn­ on Germany. Conference sources auggara era not tnaaeta. tut US8 CHEVROLET two door. 1964 OUNDSSt’S T.V. Servtca, Available liiquir* G oorqf 4 . Lm s i n k . 821 Main SfrM t (Soiftli End of pUnt) USEJ>; UPRIGHT mahogany piano. ton W, Hutchins. MI. 8-5182, Deepwood Dr., 619: Robert W. ChtvroM aedan,1 VUly oquipp^, any time. Antenna conversionB. CHapel 7-1939 8-4894. Read Herald Advd. Vice,' 26, of IlFD No. 2, Vambn, er at 24 N. fichool SL ■aid ttiay aiao would send n npa- letgfltqeis«d arttag. SHIRT PRESS operator. Must sp. CARPENTERS Wanted. .Apply to TEL. MI 9-5277— AFT^R 5 P. M. Ml 3-6885 jBTBATFORD, 4TONN- Kemp'a, Ine. brand new tlrea. Douglaa Motora, PUJeo facto^Bupervtaed scrvlM. ply In person. New Model Latin- Georgs Patjten. > 0 . 8-8|m between M i M alf. diy, 73 summit St.. * . v 6 . 7:80. i . ' .,.-1 . ■ . . ■ X

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PAG* THmTY-TWjO ATerage Daily Net Preas Rub fj *. i*anrhf0tfr ^ttftting ■ For Ike Week Eeilei The Weather , Nev< 13, IMS jFofoeaol ot D- ■..Wootbor Bweaa ■ * Mandtoater Qrango will have alocUon of offtcara at tU maat- 11,911 deor, colder tonight. Lew la About Toi big tonight at 8 o'clock In^Oranga mid Ml. Fkir, continued cold Fri- HaU. Meof^r *f tke Anilt TKe .Coats,Most Likely Boreou el Clienlatieo doy. High In mid sbi. . MMrtln. ■ « « « » . _ ---- - SiK. lUeliBnl lUrtlB of S3 Hv-' ‘Iha Oosmopolitan Qub Will meat Hanche§iir^A CUy of yUlago Charm >rard RA^ liM been eloctod a atu- yrld ax afternoon a t 2 o'clock irt A w t doaoon of th« church at Mt. the Federation Room of tha ';Oen' to Succeed this Falh make a tableclotfi Harmon 8 of Democratic leaders that their picture as he .was leaving Vorkuta The address., 105 Main St. in ed spending figure for the present rawit If Mrtiit- fvX tof lat last May on the first stag* of hia fiscal year—that is, sround 63 bil­ was favored by the Democrats .who and Mm. Rdiert Laraen>31 Jack lam I Iffilili if Indim Hii4 proapecta of electing a Preaident blocked • Eisenhower's plan tor a eon St. releaae. (CoBUnned on Page Eighteen) lion dollars. A irWiNDELL 54” In 16 celore I x $4' Midi cotton, Mikt 3 are looking up. Just Ikat. August, the budget $25 bllMon program, to bb PnMwwd Butler said in an interview that docoratid pirtf cmtirii bureau estimated there would be by boCrdvring, at the last asaaion The Hartford Chapter Sodl^ S6” In 39 eeerdlnated because of this, the party may of Congress. tUding oO-Ceaf” forj^ekeel and for Chrisimit, (or bifboeuM^ a deScit for the current year of for tha Preservation and Eh have to increase the number of 31.700,000.000. Weeks, who was tha Chisf exec­ couragamant of Barber Shop for just pliin pvtiii. Etch delegates and alternates to ita utive's first official visitor in hto i f ______;______'wlon 89c ^ : But. Hughes said he hopes thia ^oaitat Singing' in America will .Comtaetdr^,^^ Stadtumi ~ rnm»r piKid wir — — convention n ex t ■ Augoat; « About Israelis State E^ p t c*n-"''be '■ Wiped 'but"" tSfoUgh" ih- new Gettysburg office; :ard not »;■ " ataga ita 10th annual .panda.of 3,200 persona had 'aiich credentia|t You may n o t.c li^ tim Alps in your Bavinan Coat tki tabiKletb |ivtt yw creaMd revenues and determined port the President's personal baraarehop quartaU Saturday 98c n yd. a diSirsnt pirty nttinif aX the 1952 convention. efrqrts ..b y . Edvemnwnt. ...depart- views on the queaUon. Ha - did night at 3 o'clock at BuehneU Me- -RiNniBdi . . but you’ll love iV(pr all-wfalher activities. It hee ‘T^a people of the country- are and agencies to make aco- ray:;1»m«V(n-, that ffisshbbw ae.“ moriaL Tha procaeda will go to ’ a smooth, tightweipM- eheli of ’’Val-Sheen” • hne wmklhg,^p td the fa c f that the Heading for (he Hpen Sat so | Jerusalem shortly after tha out­ to asktng. /SMUWtiefeld Airport, wher* he tack. . • OraUc neminee, made it clear he burst ot f it t in g Nov. 3 and 4. Flood Hepmrs tratsd for throe wsok* in the British Forslgii Secretary Har­ Secretary of State Duw, SRiaALTY extra eharge for Neolltc. will aau into .the Republlcana at How much armaiitont she may stopped en route to Moscow from Yalac* of Nations here, will be old Macmillan was due in London, . 9 5 „ * 8 9 - 9 5 Would Mark Bouadary be permitted to buy under cash th* Geneva Con^Miee. weather penn.lttlng, waa to fly fli NssUte Soles Sheoa ma4e longgr . . . < Dress. BounHxto please. a |100-a-plate dinner here Saturday Details of the -U.N. proposals transformed into a wiifer conflict Soviet Foreign Minister 'V. M. this afternoon to report on the term* required by law has not yet. It was ito ths^emference that wider, s u e d e sllOES reds- night. have never been announced but Wai Not Delay/ o f intcrnstlonsl politics and propa­ Molotov tqok off at 9 a.m. for Geneva Big Four conference ju rt Saw Cord Soles ^ Stevenaon will be speaking from been decided. That matter to under the western Big Three- foreign ganda directed from - Moscow, Moscow, H* arrived at th* deneva tohad to took Uke aew. they are reported to call for with­ study by officials of the Treasury. concluded. tha same platform with. Sen. Etotea drawal of troops from the demili­ ministers rejected Molotov’s pro­ Waahington, London, Paria and airport in a rhSerful mood, thluik- ' Dtdtoa Greoadsd Green Loslher, Expert ahae repairing while | Kefauvar of Tennessee ‘ and Gov. State and Defense Departments. posal for creatidh o f an all-Euro- Bonn. Ing th* Sjvlsa for their hospitality tarized zone and marking clearly Highway Worl Dulles, flying back fro m ! ^ral^roor oeles you w att AveieU Harriman of New York, Offiidals said they expected no pean sscurity system In advance Spirit at Geneva Fades and referring to “ tasks which the area's boundary. precipitate decision. was grounded In Bermuda other potential bidders for the nom­ of German unlflcation. The West The foreign ralnistsrs* confer­ could not bs accomplished” at the FIcEtUg Soleo All work giuMateed. Make Up'^Beautiful The diplomatic correspondent of Secretary of Defense Wilson told Stata-Gapitol, Hartford, l4ov/l7 engine trouble aboard th* pr ination. Former President f contended that unifying Germany ence ended wtm the Spirit’ of talks. Psipings Ambassador Wang the Ehiglish-language Jerusalem his news conference yesterday his (/P) — Gov, Riblcoff reported itfia y dentist plane Columbine, but an­ S. Truman, described by 8»Ven- Poet, whose articles often closely and creation o f a security system- Geneva, borfl fmir months ago at Ping-pan saw him off. aon aa a “ neutral” in the nunina- department ' will ‘'carry out other plane was sent from IRraaR- reflect the government view, said assure n.c e tram Cbmmli must go hand in hand.. the summit confarence. here, torn Whiob SMe Wonr tioA contest, wiU add Ida'Miare of promptly” whatever decision to Ington to bring lilm in. today the U.N. plan included: reached by President Eiaenhower Newman Agiaves that the H igli' Communist East Germany's top to tatters. TtMna was lio decision to Th* departing diplomata toft be- MITUitary...... Air...... Transport ottean Christmas Apfons criticism of the Remihficans. \ wajr Department will be able to hold anbtb^session. HLid them this central question:' Butlerwaid hia mij^lam about a 1. Completion of the marking ot and the State Department. He said otflcial*. together with a goose- estimatedited : the Secretary would the Sinai - Negev frontier in the he had not yet seeh the Hat o f re­ handle , all highway projects .steppTng honor guard, were on. Each aids blamed the other for Which aide vfont reach Waahington around 3:80 From our large selection of bordered prints and . 19M Damocratlc^-rictory it baaed the total failure of th* talks to pro­ on increascd>iMirty unity, “ out- area which was halted last Sep- quested arms, which Israeli Am ­ planned for this biennium Imd still hairi- to greet Molotov, According The most authorttativs comment SAMSHOE RBPAnUNO YULYES OF THE BETTER KIND organdies. tember take care of flood repairs. ' duce any'conatrucUv* agreement* poaalbl* from tha westsm aide was bassador Abba EhSn presented to to the radio, Molotov: (Ooatlaued en Page BlgMofU) FOR OVER 4# TEARS on German reunification, a Euro- -fOoBtlauad ou Paga-Elghtaeu) 2. Mirther withdraval of mllN Jha. State Department yeaterday. The question, was brougnt toAM 1. Told his listeners the Geneva that it wtll taka weeks, poapiblF U M A PLE 8T^-J1)ST A STEP FROM M A IN ST., tary I'qrcea of both sides, in effikt The total coat, kinds and surface today after dowts^'tiad p'e*n“T8ecilHiy Padl, atomic dls^ moMthb, to tell Uoeli more ibas at OITOSRE m U T NATIONAL PARKINO LOT 36" PRINTED DIMITIES . . . 6Fc Yd. 39" ABC PERCALES...... 5fe Yd. broadening the buffer son'e. amounta of arms aaked by Israel been expressed in some^.'kourci . (Continued oa Page Eighteen) armamedt and the removal pfTron stake at the meeting than agree­ OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY' . 3. A general return to the cease­ r/aa a closely held secret. But the over whether the state/'could ui Curtain barriers. ments on the pointa directly at Is­ fire and ^ n e conditions of the up all the highway funds that be­ After polite but tough exchanges sue. From this broader perspec­ JCORGANDIES . . . . 7fcYd. 36" SPANGLED N E T ...... ffe Yd.' total was known to run into the rail’s Premier 1949 armistice. . ' * tens of millions of dollars ailll to come avaliable through Increased in s final session that lasted 3 ^ tive, several results 'can b* listed Bulletiiis TWSM That agroement provided' a cover anti-tank, anti-aircraft and gaj and tolls vmeA m the 1955 hours, the foreign ministers began before the final score is in: TOriTTM ►LAIN COLORED ORGANDIES...... 69c and 79e Yd. wholly defnilitarized triangle' l4 submarine killing 'equipment.' regular sesriBn- / pulling out oj^ Gensva to plan the 1. 'Hi# Soviet government was from ths AP Wins M ill Aua Qspitalized by miles long and 4 miles deep on the Under $80 Million Able to Haqole Job News Tidbits next moves in their home capltsU. showm to be following a much > •' weu*N $• i* ot Israeli side of Palestine's old inter­ - Eban would say . only that his Those/ sources /suggested |he U.S. Secretary of Stbte Dulles tougher line in relatloha with the umu...wm MIAS- national frontier and a "defense itemized list was in “markedly possibility that the department's OuUtd from AP Wires headed for Washington aboard West than at tha summit confer- BLAMES ASSEMBLY uMmihis eioroi' Fan^e’s Shot zone” of limited size and guard- lesser quality" than Egypt’* re­ regular work m im t be delayed .by President Elsenhov^fts plane. Co­ sne* in July. Stele. Capitol, Hartford, Nov. TIONiaTOinANa the necessity bf/doing flood work riAfTie' voui.^,4 posts on the Egyptian zone. ported ISO million deal with Com­ lumbine HI. The Secretary planned 2. A demonstration o f Russia's 17 (JV-WUUann S.'Wlae. diroetor Tehrsn, Iran, Nov. 17 (P)— Pre- Insist on Police In Area munist Czechoslovakia for 100 ' to the point \raere monies ear­ Staoiford High School sopho­ to report on I la trip direct to th* no-cbmpromto* attitude, even on of the Sieto iVntcr Coountoaioa, mi.er Hussain Ala was shpt and Previous reports have said the 200 MIG 15 jet planes, a lik e ^ m - marked for re^lar work might more is fatally Injured 'while try* Preaident, at. the Eiaenhowaf farm minor problems of East-West 'rela­ testified todoy that the August wounded by a Moslem fadstlc to­ Israetis were willing to withdraw lie idle when jUiey could be tised to ing but. for school'a basketball at Gettysburg, Pa., late today if flood brooght beme "the urgaut ■ ber of . heavy tanks and six^SUbma- tions. can be expected to counter­ day in the Shah Mo^ue in central their troops from the zone, but- in­ rines along with aaport^<] artillery tinance flooq repairs. team. . . Long legal battle Ih' possible. act ih* softening influence of the need" for Omnectlcut to provMo ■/ Tehran. A spokesman said lately sist on keeping police in the area and ammunition. Riblcoff, in' a prbsa conference, volvin'g Jewish couple over custodj It was learned Dulles'#111 tell Geneva spirit bn western policies. funds previously denied by th* . -V i , after Ala was hospitalised, that hi* Wiiere many Israelis have Settled. .No aoqneivhad Tarael aubmitted said he hM been told by Argraves of adopted. Gbtholic- child -tS' senM- the President that .despite Ihe setr .An squally uncompromising General Assembly for fleed_MU- eondttlen>1u not ierioui: that the Highway Demrtment has uled to be rebpeaed Nov.- 23' In back to achieving U.S. policy ainia tror.werln - ■ -■— ' Ala had removed his shoes. In (Conttnitod on Pag* NInetMB) (C o n tta i^ f^ Page Nlmioea); an englnirorlng staff big, enough to Massachusetta Supreme Court. at the conference, h* believes Rus- (CoatiauM bn Paga B gM iM ) accordance with Moslem CQiiotn, handle Ihe job,- and that there are U.S. plans to fire at toast 10 In- TRIGOER GETS BRAIN TEST apd started to walk across the car­ ------^ ,■— ------*'■ ■ — cnougji contractors and. consulting strument-fllled sateUlte* Into apace New York, Nov. 11 (PH-Ebuer peted floor when the gunman engiMers in the stale -to do bqth in 1957 and 1958, hoping half of F. (Trigger) Burke, on teM ou stepped up 10 mm, sam a" few ■Hr egular Slid - flood - - work wltii- them will circle globe in m aim w of The Farm Rroblem (4) ■I nliaisii at fk il (kifTiai i f r f l i r words and then fired. OUt any delays. moon. . , Rescuers snatch nine was tawM io BeBeviioHnopim / : 1 / ( r ' ) The gunman was captured im­ Troops Sejze Control /The department. It was ex- marooned deer hunter* frbm sflow- toddy for e biuln examlwitieu. / mediately by police, and taken to plaineu, had planned 380 million in shrouded northern' Utah Mountain Autkorittea ' exeretoed uiwieual ths military governor's office. O ffi­ road construction work for the cabins even a* neW storm ^ g in s in Growier ^^ograms Seek precautions te prevent nny nt- cials identified him as Mos.iffar O f Peroti^s Big Union present biennium,._ exclusive- of rugged arba. I tomptmf-break for freodaoi by YOUR SHOPSMITH WILL PAY A lf Zulghader, 32, a. Moslem fans-, Sen, Bender (R-Ohib) says early Burke in the transfer. , tic from the village of Khamseh. , (Continued on Page Nineteen) public hearings on alleged "Indis­ • Ri * \ ^ . FOR Itself . . . w ith interesti One witness said Ala held a creet contacto” of Chairmen Hugh GRAHAM IN OOUBT A--'.- . Biienos Aires, Argentina, Nov.»miasion was named to investigate T Break forXConsumer Denver,'Nor. 17 (J>—Jofeu Gil­ handkerchief to his head at a point 17 (iP)—Labor bosses who rose tojcXJT. W. ■ Cboss of the Interstate (Jom- Pour SHOFSMITH* Mark 5. starts saving just above the ear as he was taken mere* Commission with two rail-, bert Graham; 33, central tijn i* power ^In the Argentip* General As a . result of the intervention, In the plane bomb-plot death of you money the minute you Start to work wjth away to the hospital. road presidents. . . Twenty paci­ (EDITOR'S NOTE: Many farm-Aof wbeat to Confederation of Labor (CXITi un­ the government now ' controls unfit for human con- 44 pereone, stood with head dowa The Premier, accompanied by fists cite- First Amendment in era think both they and conettm-1 atimpU'npltbpi ' it! And, by the time ybu'vc finished a few Smooth asSilk der ex-Prealdent Peron met in CGT's funds. CKiring the Peron They want it dumped and .ipoke oaly o h m dwrtag • some of hia cabihet, was attending hurried conference today - in the chaileqging' <■onstttutionality . of ere should get a better break. How I for lives : feed. the-mosque to mourn the death qf^ regime, the workers generally got -brief appearance today oa a of those do-it-yourself orvd home improve­ face of railltary action against full pay while on strikerand em­ their arrest for. refusing to take .they propoee doing this to discusaed I Under price support and Mqstafa Kashani. son of Ayatultoh shelteir during air raid drill in New murder caarge.bi district court. ment projects you hove in, mind . . your them, by the n*w government. ployers could not dismiss them. by A P farm reporter Oyld A. Mnr - crop control programs, and wheat Hto arralgnineiit, origln a^ M l Kaahani, the Moslem reifgious York CJlty June 15. Lcaf-aad-^d piint'...hclti4’ Labor circles speculated the without paying subataKtial iii- tin In this fourth of n series of five i -/*s well as, other crops coming for today waa delayed uatu Nov. SHOFSMiTH has paid for itself!:;^ leader who played a major part in bosses would rescind their gen­ ScBn Ellender (D -L *) says thjs . ... f establishing Mohammed Mossa­ demiiities. Thus! intervention could •rtictoi recaopfna. . » M tly^tie.uindfir^ lU i*: pragramar.^hsa bean -;*3.------. . .7- : and tabbed ia rich w^vtl. RIm ^ eral -Strike order Issued three days be used aa ,a club, to force’ diehard country's spokesmen “should m I tour.) dealt.with oq a rather uniform ba- degh as premier and ending Brit­ get too nasty" over Isck of East- T H i INTEREST comes when ypur family ond ago, just after Maj. Gen. Pedro strikers, to give. in. ' ------. ' sis, regardless o f quality. ' REDS B.ACK 18 FOR UN ish control of (dl properties in West agreement at Geneva... krewh. i*d .with gtor .hack* ■J'' . aT Arsmburu took the reins of gov­ The new labor minister, Paul B.V'OyiD A. M A R TIN - But ..propouls were advanced United Natfoas, N. Y , Nov. friiends sec the results! They will be omozed ernment. / 'i '" ' Senators studying stale of person­ * (Continued on Page Nineteen) Migone, said in a nation-wide [ A P Farm Reporter that present programs be changed 17 (/pu-The Soviet UaioB toM at the expert woodworking you hove done on ■The Peronist* labor -'leaders broadcast that the old CjGT under' al liberties in iJ.S. seek informa­ Washington, Nov,, 17 (Pi — De- to offer growera 90 to 100 per cent the U.N. General' Asaembly to­ gtoeods-Eismistese,' tion on how Atlorirfey General’s thought the general strike would peron v;as “ an instrument of force mands are rising from farmer* of parity on good quality wheat day It nill support the aitanto- cripple the nation and give them and violence.” He added that "we list of subversive organizations ia that government farm programs ,'sought by mills for fl^ r and other elan ot 18 natloas now eeoklag isBtossl. used In loyalty-security programs. loth*, 16Vi’’ vertical drill press ond horizorf- Arctic Air Pushes a whip hand-fver the young gpv- will begin, therefore, to destroy be re-fashioned to encourage—and food use*. Wheat unsuitable for U.N. membership. Soviet Deputy Clergy and laity of Episcopal fol drill! ernment. Instead they found their this' organism of domination over compensate—them .for producing food use would be supported at 50 Foreign Minister V .'v. Kuznet- challenge met firmly when Ma­ the workers by intervening in Diocese of Connecticut gather to to 60 per cent of parity. Parity is eov miede.the stntemeut'during Ceaia in today end 1*1 v* shew yew hew bwyinf e Other styles available in our Sportswear Depart* Toward East Coast commemorate ISth anniversary of ■better quality food and fiber crops. ment at . rines and Army troops, supported CGT."' ' ' Recent hearings held by th* the price goal b f federal farm pro­ nssembly delMto on propoaod lo- it "liMl like epanine a sevingt •taewnf'l Another Shipment! by tanks, last nighl seized both.' consecretion of the-Rt. Rev. Bishop grams. , ** • ' ' - } ' ' I Migone promised the workers 'Waiter H. Gray, D. D,...M other Senate Agrldultuce Committee on view of the U.N. charter.. Ho A strong rold wave, with biting the CGT-and. trainmen’s union Under this year's program, for the.v would get a fair deal if they and her 10-year-old son burn to the pr.oblem of declining farm 'in­ nttnebed no condttlona. a-ind and blinding anow, in some headquarters and arrested about kept their unions out of politics. come . showed that many produc­ instance, all- wheat 1* being sup- 100 men planning a railway death in Akroii. Ohio Just beyond poHed st.82J) j>*r cent of parity, OONFIRMKSHIP SUNK areas, swept across the northern He said he~was ready to receive reach of husband and father. ers now realize that mlich. of the r - . part of the nation today.' strike! with slight premiums offered fod Lush Bullion Fringed just petition* from the workera New draft laws to eliminate responsibility for their low prices Hong Kong, Nov. 17 (Ji)—Tha. 58 .nd 5|0^« Winds sent the arctic air across . The COT general' strike suc-' "but also was prepared' to prevent should be placed on overproduction quality grain and slight discounta 'Chinese Commontot Uberatlou resent .confusion . aniong teenage for poorer grade*. . j the plains into the north central ' ceeded' only in closing; meatpack-.^ them from being taken aa instru­ Daily rrnebing Hoag Kong to­ ing plants and slowing down Soys and death sentences for nar­ of poor quality product*. region and southward and east­ ments for nefarious political aims." cotics. peddlers hav* been proposed Markets take the better, quality' Ask Greater Spreads day confirmed a report earlier, * SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR ward. several other important . indus­ tVorkers’ Intyeete Sarrifloed - steps Congress can take to help' commodities, .leaving the poorer Advocates contend a program this year (hat the CUaese ahip Gale force winds swept o ff the tries. Essential servlteS have not Chenille ^^Gircle^^ Bedspread The government decree accused cut juvenile delinquency .. Becre- i grades to pile up in government providing much greater: spreads in .Mhigtxe No. 3 hit a hidden reef Great Lakes and dropped from been affected. The 'trainmen's and sank with 1A66 pease age re (7GT of sacrlflcing the, “ sacred in­ tary bf.Treasury Humphrey saya j 'surplus stocks, where they over­ support between top' and low ■ r ------r - i . . one to five Inches of snow over failure to join the general strike aboard la Hangchow Bay. terests of the workers to its Lugosi Tesp/ies Ike regime has reshaped U.B. > hang markets and depress prices. quality grain would help bring ^ sim p ly westc)-n ■ New York State. High was pne of the ihain reasoiur for production and supplies Intp-bal- total ot caounltles 'waa aot re­ unfeeling effort to reestablish a ecoBomlc peliriea to fit 'nation' in j In many areas where the. com­ wnya were blocked, tree* were top­ Its missing it*, goal of paralyzing Actor Bela Lugosi appeal's anca with market iteinand* because vealed. .' ' OPEN AT 9:30 A. H. EVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS dlctaturahip.'” .-aa a voluntary witness before which “ man in overalls and the' mittee held hearings it waa | testi­ •ua.Ma.ttS. ^ • completely washable! terrific et pled ' and there were numerous all commercial activity. they would force producer* of low tool unit indudbig 4k h.p. meter Sen. Price Daniels (D., Tex.) man in the business suit"- have the fied that preaent farm programs power failures. All OfDpera Recnoved It added' ths government was same basic interests. quality, wheat 'out of business. CHINESE Ynuu THREE . , Twin size 78x110’' $7.98 A t least two deaths and several prepared to assure .“ opportunities one-man Senate , subcommit­ often fall to take quality into ac­ «A d bench 5 2 8 9 .5 0 easy toiBHl !The g o v e m 'o ^ t appointed Na'vy Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Some areas do' not have climate Laodoo, NoVw n iB -d U d C U n» heeds no ironing! • Fiill size 96 X 110” Usually $12.98 Injurlea were attributed to the Capt. Alberto {Patron as interven by which the Workers can tee, 'during a hearing on nar- ' Youssef settles to work on heme count In'offering price support aid and soil conditions to produce top ordered today tte re eastern storm. Wind gusts o f S3 tor (admtoytotrktor) ^ for (XiT, form authentically laprcsentative cotlcs traffic in Los Angeles. -rale agreement between France or alioting production shares. grad**- portattau o t_ N u ^ m.p.h. were recorded. Snow drifted whtob_filejag Ite LuRosi, 73, recently cured after and his North ACrienn -protsetesate j-.-.:::,::.: W-ML ftoaste*- ♦ .Rtoaltotly... under crop., control Amerlfuas, '‘SMFflPiWRpwnr , ___ ^ ®f-j Peron hammsred out hia diets- being a nsrcoUca addict for, . .Calsbration mark* aompletlon of Farmers in Kansas, the 'hatiaa’s programs, advocataa would hav* A ‘ - COOL COUORS!— PiNK-WHIS|ER - - YELL<5W“^^S rre R ?E N ^" Route* 'R and 90 in New York 798 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER fletols o f'lb s 'csntsal organisation torship on the foundation of .OGT years, said that such 'us* iS what Tennesae* Valley Authority No. 1 wheat atat*. said they think program* make abarpsr produe- Bed AfUNcmenn CoHM* HUNTER GREEN — AZUREELUE — FROSTY-WHITE and its msmbsr i(nions had been "just plain hell.” ' (N e a Tel­ calls world’s Urgeet steam plant more than one-half o f Uis govorn- Hoaeor V. 'iPeaWauei ,sa Phga Six) removed from 4h*ir posts. A Mm-, iCamUmoai am raga f i x i ephoto). i - (or gshsraUng slsctricity. S|*nt’s currant billion busim stock .UOMtoMSdOttl White and H flili^ .

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