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’♦ a g e w e n t t . iMaitfIjPHlcr i£iJpuiit0N||pralii TUESDAY, DECEarBER 17, 1957 N. Manchester Stores (^pen Tonight Until 9 for Christmas Shopping About Town Average Dally Net Press Run • • For the Week Ended St James Mothers Circle will The Weather meet tomorrow at 7:30 at the home December I(p, ie$7 Foreeaat of O. S- Waatimr BnraM of Mrs. Katherine Funke, 14i W. Center St., for a potluek. Members 12,685 Rain tonight, poatlbly beg^nalflg are reminded to bring their Christ . . . When You Buy At HALE'S aa freezing rain. Lotv In mM to up mas packages. Member oi-the Audit per 30a tonight. Thursday occa ------I Bureau or Circulation .'’S' sional rain, wanper. High near SO. The Rev. K. EJnar Raak of the i OPEN Manchester— A City o f Village Charm Covenant Congregational Church, i at the Advent Candlelight service | You Can Be Sure You Bought The Best! EVERY NIGHT THIS VOL, LXXVllr^NO. 67 tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. will take | (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 (Claaalfleil Adrertlalag on Pago 26) fo r his subject, "Christmas Greet- ' PRICE FIVE CENW Ings.” A period of quiet meditation ; WEEK UNTIL 9:00 and music will assist tho.se attend- j This Is Our 83rd Christmas 83 Years ing to focus their thoughts on the I (Except Soturdoy) Bakers Faction | real meaning of Christmas. Of Christmas '"Know How" To Help You! St. Mary's Guild will hold its an ICC Ends Pan To Defy Edict nual Christmas party at the church Thursday, beginning with a pot- luck at noon, ’^ e committee in Of Old Union R ock ets; cludes Mrs. Hilda Allison, presi Bouffant Nylon Half SLIP ’ dent Mrs. WAlter Wlrtalla, Mrs. Hale's Domestic Dept. Offers; On P ot Cargo Paul carter^ Mrs. James Williams. , Washington, Dec. 18 ViP)— Mrs. Hemian Schendel and Mrs These lovely haK slips are beautifully laced styles Leaders of a new reform UiU>. Flfty-cent gifts will be Eva in a wondei-fu! Assortment of colors. Sizes: Small, Washington, Dec. 18 {IP )— Mor their performance," the com- Bakery Workers Union .said excha^ed. CHENILLE BATH SETS mtaaion aald medium, large. The Interstate Comtherce toflay they intend to ignore ONLY Set May Loae PcTOdta ji^anchaster L,odge of Elks will Commission held today that The implication waa xJear that orders from the old union $1-98 common carriers hiay not o f N e w W a r Mid a Christmas party tomorrow I’ riced From Solid color fine chenille In «cvrn cnlnr^. if truckers refuse to handle "hot placing .six kev union locai.a /night at 6:30 at the Elks Home. *2.98 ,0*5.98 bargain away through labor cargo" in keeping with the de- under trusteeship. The youth activities chairman OTHER BATH M A T S E T S ...... to M.98 contracts, such as the ‘‘hot jiijnda of a union, they majNbe The dispute could wind up In the wishes to remind members to ' cargo” clause, their duty to likely to loae their ICC aiithority^ J courts. bring wrapped iflfts marked for a 1 to operate as common carriers.- The trusteeship orders came boy or girl. The.se gifts will he COI.ORFl’I. E.MBROIDERED and PRINTED nerve the public. y n m intoitnioiinKUHinm iHim iw oitoMOUR ICC said that "acta of God and ipi the Bakery and Confection- Red Leader distributed to underprivileged The commiieion ruled th»t e the common enemy historically U.S. Agrees [Workers International Union children in town group of motor carrier* acted im- . have been considered *s appropri- TOWEL SETS sh $2.98 lawfiilly In refusing to accept ahip- ate excii.sea for the failure of com- headed by President James ‘ FREE PARKING f G. Cro.ss, That imlo , has been ex- The Civil A ir Patrol, Manches- j Ten patterna and all colnra. menta handled at Oklahoma City | nion carr-iera to provide service In- Airs Threat by Galveston Truck Corp. of Holla- discrimlnstely," and It added: i pelled from the ■ AFL-CIO on To Bid for ter Squadron, will hold a regular IN THE LOT TO THE * OTHF.R TOWEL SFT.S ...... Sl.ttU to J.I.SS charge* it is corruptl.’ dominated. meeting tomorrow night at 7 ] ^ "In all instances where the fall- The charges mainly Involve Cross. o’clock at the American Legion I REAR OF OUR STORE « The commission told nine motor to provide sen-ice is claimed T o England Home. Final plans will be made for ; DACRON DRIP DRY E.MBROIDERED carriers to "cea.se and desist" from to be excusable the burden is tip- The AFL-CIO has charler-'d a Red Truce the record hop on Dec. 28. .iJ L prActlres which it found to he In on the carrier to show that it did new union, calling itself the r n violation of terms, conditions, and everything In its power to fuinil American Bakery ano Confection I London, Dec. 18 (/P)— So- ery Workers International Union By JOHN M. H IG HTO W E R BEDROOM SCARFS limitations of the operating author-! its obligations to the public and i vict Cf>mmunist chief .Nikita Ity Issued them by the ICC. | was prevented from so doing from I ABC). Daniel Conway, a leader i& f )!, -i. Paris, Dec. 18 (/P)— The 16- 1.-, X .ri— $1.69 M X »2—$2.69 of the reform element* among the j S. Khni.shcliev warnefi today Visit our Girl Scout shop l.S X l.{_$1.98 Night Table Size The commission held that it lack- ^ rircum.stances clearly beyond Its ■K nation North Atlantic Alli 69g *d Jurisdiction to rule on legality , control." bakery worker*, has I-een installed ■ in a letter published by a A beautiful dainty acarf in all white dacron. ance, defying Russian threats o f the "hot cargo" clause which I The commi.ssion said the nine as acting preaiilent. pending a con British magazine that the for o good soloction of and warnings- agreed today to the Teamsters Cnion Insists upon ] tnu-k lines involved in this esse vention. "cold war and the arms dn'Ve base U.S.-made nuclear mis In its contract* with employers. "did none of the several thing.* | La.st night. Cross' headquarters j will lead to a new and very gifts for Brownit and The ICC said this was a matter which might have been expected I announc-ed that six locals had been siles in Europe. The United ; bloody war.” But he .said he Congress had given the National of carriers tnxious to fulfill their placed under trusteeship and taken States thus won its major | g M Scouts. I was convinced war is not Labor Relations Board (N L R B i. obligatloha to the public." out of the hands of local ofneers. purpose at the allied summit Broad Ruling "On the contrary," the ICC con- , They are locals 6 and 492. Phila- fatally inevitable. But the effect of the ICC ruling iinued, "they did little. If anything, Idelphia: .'50 and (51, New York: 84 I Khrushchev's statement, a reply conference. Grab Bag la to require that common car to aid the aituatioii, and adopted in Newark and 118 here I to a British philosopher's open let- The price paid by the United riers handle cargo offered them In a policy, for their own protection The ]o<-als have about l.'5,000 ter to him and President Eisenhow- States was an agreement-under accordance with their operating ■----- ^ ! er published almost four week* pressure to sound out the Russians , - r i o H (Continued on Page Sixteen) on a Cold W ar truce, including a Gifts From 10c 4ft ^ permits. This is broad enough to I (Continued on I'age T»\ ent.v-sevrn) ago, was carried by the opinion incitide "hot cargo." magazine, the New Statesman,------' new effort at disarmiunent. "Hot cargo" is goods which the ; which inclines somewhat to the Having been assured yesterday I Left. of the softening of the U.S. atti 'c'IS h.'X':: l Payoff to Judge Alleged ' The Soviet leader's reply ap tude by President Elsenhower and s t a r . peared to have been timed to coin- Secretary o f State Dulles, German »v»* some stage of a nonunion firm. for fo The nine truck lines operating j vide with the North Atlantic (Jhancellor Konrad Adenauer, N or Gift Scarfs and Stoles out of Oklahoma City refii.sed to I Ti ealy Oi ganization meeting tn wegian Premier Einar Oerhardaen, accept cargo front Galveston Tnick Pari.s. which has been discussing and Prime Minister Hans (JIl'istian Rackets Probe Sifts Hansen of Denmark went along Line. ■ m-hlch is unorganized. They ; measures to bolster the military with the basic military decision to SILK ALL W O O L did so at the demand of Teamster strength of the we.stern Allies In T.'nion representatives who called it Europe. day. SCARFS STOLES "hot cargo." The .Soviet strongman said that The decision was subject to final The commission said the duty of Teamster Trial ‘Fix’ I if, by chance, death dealing weap- approval by the heads of govern common carriers to sreept and 1 ons were set o ff from U.S. bases in ment, who were to receive a report 59cto$2.98 55.98 m _ Britain as the result of an Incor- from their foreign and defense min transport all freight offered to Washington, Dec. 18 (.Pi them in accordance with the pro- rhe*said at the hearing before mak-.iertly understood’ order "a crush isters in a session this afternoon. Senate rackets hearings turned to- Premier Adman Menderea of Turkay gesturea during converaation with President Elaenhower today Adenauer had told the confer Tiaions of the publlr rate schedules j , , . ,u,^ations of a payoff ing any statement." ing relalatory blow would follow a t' the residence of the U.S. ambassador in Parts. Elsenhou'er began the third day of the N A T O Siimmoned for questioning today immediately, ence Monday that he thought is a duty thst Is slmhst an ab- -fl.x" a criminal case in Tennes- summit conference with visits from Menderea and Premier Constantine Karsunanlls o f Greece, who NATO should foe armed with mod LONG W O O L soliile one. waa Hubert L. Boling, sect-etarv-j Should such a th.ng happen. Christmas Ideas From Our NYLON KNIT was an earlier caller. A fter his visit, Karamanlls said he had brought up the question of self- em weapons but he also thought STEAM " I f the public 1. to be-KTlFquate. ,;„n n W. Smith. Tennessee iter"s'"l!^c.!’5 1 . V " T h e Brit- determination for Cyprus, which Greece wants to annex and which Turkey wants to keep out of sll miUtsry decisions should be put SCARFS STOLES ish people might find themselves Greek hands. lAP Photofax via radio from Paris.l ■ ‘ and ly protected, common carriers -j-j^nVitei s i'nion boas. refused off until next March, pending fur ... SPORTSWEAR DEPT. must be held strictly accountable y,aterday to say whether any: Boling v.-»a one of 13 defendants, suddenly In a situation of atomic ______*■------all officials or membei-s of Lo<-al war." ther study. Hist was taken on all part of an alleged 218.500 pa.vment I $2.98 53.98 515. who had been charged with sides as a bid to stall the U.S. mis SWEATERS by his union went to .liidge R aul-: The Communist party boas DRY IRON conspiring to commit violence in added, however, th.-it the Soviet Ti A nn 1 'Freezing Rain Due siles proposition, bitterly oppoeed By Helen Harper, Jane Irwill. For women and miagea. i I Sinn Schoolfleld of Chattanooga I by AdenaueFs Socialist opposition. a labor dispute. In 19.53. .ludge Clasaica, novelUea, Hollywood \ \ Alabama Votes to kill a conspii acy irullctment | government and partv were eon- Schoolfleld ordered s iurv to ac- Ike Assures lurksi Windsor „ Locks, Dec. 18 „ Gerhardsen and Hansen hsd re coat, akatlng C O O f l C I A O O V against Smith and 12 other Team- t'jnced that war Is not fatallv in- - The U.S. Weather Bureau at jected Monday the idea of setting N il and Poncil f«l ■weaters. ^ . 9 . 7 0 to ^ I V . 7 0 ster officials. Smith invoked the ^ defendants. The evitable m the present situation. up missiles bases—snd nuclear 13th had left the state and never The Khrushchev article waa Bradley Field issued this "pro To Bar Negro Fifth Amendment ^gain.st possi stockpiles under American control $3.25 was tried ; written in repl,v to an open letter visional freezing rain warning" 8LOUSES Gloves Are Always Appreciated It't tw o irona In on*. ••7i ble aelf-incrimination. —on their territory. They did not O The previous year, Schoolfleld j from British philosopher Bertrand for interior Connecticut at Onsay blouaes by Judy Bond. Weber, Dottle. Dorothy The Investigating romiulttee. :,Of Aid for Mideast change that rejection today, but Korby. Dacron, nylon, ChtingM inttantly Rule of County ______...... liad dismi.ssed the indictment! Russell. The Russell letter was 10:45 a.m. today. WASHABLE PIGSKIN GLOVES ...... $4.98 Pr. f ; . I)eadrd bv Sen. McClellan (D-A'rki i they accepted the principle that dacron/cot ton. C ^ O Q COOQ from atoam to dry. announced it \(wild- explore this the 13, but the Tennessee j addres.sed both to Khrushchev and "Rain is expected to over WASHABLE DEERSKIN G L O V E S ...... $2.98 Pr. Paris. Dac.'lS i
-Pi'esident Bi-4 lalk W’ith Hliaanhower centered spread Connecticut tonight. Size^ 34 to 40. ^ J o ^ O to Birmingham, Ala., De< 18 P. eaae more ileepl'y. then shift to a n - j p^pieme Court reversed this nil-1 to President Eisenhower and pub- (Coatinued oa Page Twelve) Ship'n Shore in cotton and LEATHER PALM GLOVES ...... $2.98 Pr. Al8bama voter* have authorized other .said to involve HUeg^ation* ordered the case tried, H.ahed by the Xew Statesman In senhow-er tod»,v gave Turkey as- mainly on the Mideast When it begin* this avening, , sui-ancea that thp. Baghdad Pact dacron/cotton C O O Q ^ > I O O O Viaualizar Fabric Dial the legislature to abolish .Macon of a payoff. The committee gave Kennedy said Boling would be its Nov. 23 issue The Turkish spokesman said the temperature in some parts FUR LINED G L O V E S ...... $5.98 Pr. In an obvious attack on the : w’ould be strengthened rnilitaril>\ Turkey had atreised at the sum Sizea 28 to 40 to ^ * f . 7 0 lata you aalact parfact County rather than see it come no details of the second case. askerl about testimony that he had of Connecticut may be freez W O O L LINED G L O V E S ...... $5.98 Pr. under N egro domination. Committee coiinsel Robert F. told "t least two persons one of N ATO sessions now going on in ' politically and economicall,\’. a high mit conference that Communist in ing or slightly below-, result haot for avary fabric 0 Paris, Khrushchev said in his re- 1 Turkish source reported. filtration, with Syria at "the apex ing in freezing rain or sleet at HOLIDAY SKIRTS FABRIC G L O V E S ...... $1.00 to $3.00 Pr. The decision came in yesterday's Kennedy said the hearing would them an Internal Revenue Service Taffeta, aatin fadlc, velvet •lection on.. 25 proposed amend- hot reconvene iintil afternoon "in Investigator that "money had ply that develdpm-n' of nuclear ' ^ spokesman for Premier Ad- of the problem" waa the jhajor the beginning of the storm. Bulletins Sizea 10 to 18. Even-Flow itetm proe- .H’ manta to the state con<)tltutlon. order to give .ludge Schoolfleld been passed" to get the indictment weapon, "from across the ocean” Mend^'ca told a newsman Concern in the Middle East. •■Temperatures will, how $3.98 to $10.98 MS gives “Deep Down** It reflects the Deep South's fear plenty of lime tn arrive If he quashed, on the teiTitorv of West European i Uteae assurance* were given He said the Turkish viewpoint ever. begin rising into the mid froip the AP Wires Stesm peoetrauoo of ail that the Civil Righta bill enacted wants to." , The committee lawyer said Boi- NATO slates “is a mortal blow" Eisenhower in a Mnvei- hsd been presented to the confer dle or upper 30s durinj^ the C O n O N DRESSES fabrics. 0. h.V the last Congress to enforce ^ Invited to Hearing Ing also would be asked about an- to their securiti-. " Menderes. T^era was ence in a general manner and that night, and any precipitation no immediate comment from L..S. By Pat Perklna, Greentj ee. M.irie Dresalcr. voUng rights mav lesd to N egro' McClellan had invited the crim- other matter "in which some money "In reality, the deployment of the questions of Israeli frontiers beginning as freezing rain or PRICC SUPPORTS OCT sources. political______control of______Im-al „govern- „ ...... ^hal court judge ^ to attend the is alleged „ to have been passed,______to... nuclear weapons on the territories was not brought up, as has been sleet w-lll change to, rain." Mtsskit "We are very happy --"very Washington, Dee. 18- (P) — menls. Macon countv's w hites ' hearings and i epl,v to any dei-oga- fix a case." Kennedy declined to of those countries is a mortal blow- reported. Reports have said Tur Serretarj- of Agricolture Ben $3.98 $10.98 Mow ever/on© happ.v, indeed," the Turkish $2.75 outnumbered seven to one. i " '''’ testimony mentioning him. j . ----- key wanted Israel's territory re son announced today thnt gov SPORTSWEAR—SEfOND FLOOR Qvve Her. spokesman said. can The county may now- be abol- •^'-medy said the opportunity is! (Continued nn Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Twelve) duced as a conciliatory ge.sture to ernment price Bupporto for lahed by legislative act and n , ! »t*H open, but that his tast_ word Asked to give details on the Ei Arab States. Hungary Reds Say senhower assurances, the spokes dairy producta will be redlieed to i f territory- added to adjoining coiin- from the jiidge was that School Foreign Ministers of Britain, the legal minimum beginning fleld did not plan to come to the man declined, saying they would Greece and Turkey today sought U.S. Spy‘Punished’ tles w-here w-hites are in the ma become evident later. next April 1. Benson iold a news jority. hearing. in a secret meeting with Paul- / ... . '.w conference the change should .Good CofSe "We expect further teatimonv of Turkey and Britain are the Menrl Spaak to find a basis for end Returns from 1690 of the state's only membera of the 15-natlon Budapest, Hungary, Dec.' 18 (A5 bring about reduction* In retail 2700 boxes gave 51,478 for thf Schoolfleld " Stassen May Quit ing their bitter dispute over the fu priors of-about 2>,/| cents a N ATO alliance that also belong to ■ -The official Communist Daily re Macon amendment to 36.820 «Jy«nce of the ture of Cyprus. eveiytim e! the Baghdatl Pact. Other membera ported today a 23-year-old student pound for butter and for eheeoe against. hearing. He declined to elaborate. and one-half cent a quart for In Chattanooga. Schoolfleld said . are Iraq. Iian, and Pakistan. Tur- Spaak. who is secretary general V ote UniMMiall.r IJght had received "deaerved punish fluid milk. he hart no comment to make now ke.v serves ss a physical link be of the Atlantic Alliance, arranged S' That was an unusually light the hush-hush meeting in hi.* pri ment" for spying on behalf o f the on j-esteixiav'a testimony. . As Advisor to Ike tween the two regional alliances. U.S. t'AN 'CE LS PASSPO RTS vote, even for an election of this " T rton't want to app«aj;rn)4H'-1 The United States belongs to the vate villa that lies secluded off the United States. t,vpe. The final vote was not ex tant to comment." he .sairtlaat mllitai-y. antisubversion and eco swank Avenue Foch near the Arc Although the paper did not say Washington, Dec. 18 (P>—The pected to exceed one-fifth of the nomic committees of the pact. de 'Triompe, so. this was taken to mean that he State Department today onn- Ooggl* Diary / night, "but I w-ant to have a chan< e : Washington. Dec. 18 iJ5--Harold* hasn't l*t out s protest.! total voter registration of 825,-; to le.irt all that was reportedly ', Menderea' spokesman ' said jh* Earlier in the day President Ei had been executed. He was identi cclcd the passports of 24 Amer $3.50 000. That figure includes 50,000 or Stassen appears about ' ready to The balding 6-foot-^inch disar-! senhower conferred with Premier fied as Gabor Illessy, the aon of a icans who remain abroad after & more Negroes, w-ho apparentl,v did quit his job as White House dis- mament specialist was at his State Constantine Karamanlls of Greece. Kulak or rich farmer and a student visiting Red China in defiance not vote in much greater propor armament aide to plunge into a Department desk yesterday, care-j The Primier's aides said Cyprus at Budapest's School of Agricul of the r.S . ban nn such travcL bid for governor of Pennsylvania, fully studying confidentlai cables tion than whites. was discussed. This United States ture. -A Departnient announcement Macon's county seat. Tuskegee. The 50-year-old Republican, who, on the progre.ss of, the Paris talks. [ News Tidbits ha* been reluctant to get directly The newspaper Nepszabadsag said the passports of the 24 are Is the home of Tuskegee Institufe. once-was govarnor of .Minnesota.! Eisenhower is reported to have involved in seeking a Cyprus settle charged that Col. VVelw>-n Dallam. I valid only for "direct and Im- •r/ef, Culled from AP Wires famous Negro college. The legista-' C- I. r e p o r l^ y hasn't nrade a final de- decided not to take him to Paris ^ ment. U .S. air attache expelled from Hun-1 nimllate return to the United ture this, year narrowed 'TViske- ."•L: cision that, now-is Iht! time to end because Allied leaders might be \ Jq Jhe <;ri*s-cro** exchanges be gary last summer, recruited Hies- j States.” gee’a city limits to.exclude most: bis near!j' 5-yea'r atlnt with the I puzzled by the presence of a top '' - hind the acienea of the N ATO sum sy and paid him 8,000 forints ($726 I Elsenhower admlntatration. But his disarmament expert at a confer- California Democrat Rep. Moss, Negro voters. The town’s whUe- mit conference Karamanlia ha* at the official exchange rale,) to ; 5IIEK2WA GETS UFB ow-ned buainesseg then 'were Ixiy- friends believe he will make this entc de.signert in large part to deplores "unwarranted criticism” decision soon. mobilize allied military might. of Vanguard publicity... Fairfield! llurtford. Dee. 18 (Pi— A sen eotted by Negro resident.*. (Continiied on Page Tw-ent)-seven) I (Continued on Page Twelve) tence of life imprisonment was Appla Blottom In the county, white voters out- ■ A new aign that Stassen is mov- gaHsfy .Staasen's County enmmuters form commit-1 Ing in that direction esme' last iraposeil in Superior Court today number Negroes about tWo to one.' friend.*, n ie y point to Indications *ee to study problems' threatening night when Stassen disclosed he has on Alarian .MiCi-zwa, 29, of tlart- On the jtMl(tion .amendment, M a-’ w.d..n rnr- u »n 'tatesmen, wmriert ’ M r commuting habits, ford, who pleaded guilty last Brownia Wollat con voterir favored Ita adoption by ' pinisvlv^nir* «7 cm.nri K i'ln g missile N ew York'T ian sit Authority week to second degree murder. about 5 to *. • • ; ingfng l^^emthem he Isis seriouslyseriS coconsdering n l& United States 1 might, bHng charge, ngnln.t motormen The senlrnee. by Judge Elmer want new disarmament talks with ■ ani other* who conducted thes Senator Bids U.S. Push TTia- Macon oniendmant camej j seeking the Republican gubernator. W. Ryan, was mandatory under 50e Moscow as an alternative. e*i g h t - d a y strike. . . Wl.sconsin from its own. state aenator, Sami ! iai nomination in the primarv next stale law. 5tierziva iiasbriglnai- Knglehardt. He is' executive aecrer I 1 M av 20. a I* the slim prospect that I I"**?* * * ‘^=*T., FMward : ly indicted for first degree mur tary of the Alabama Aasoriation | Stassen did not say whether he. American Allies may ih.siat „„ I l^rt ^ admitted alayer f . der for 'fatally shooting'his fofw, ,t For Space Race Leadi o f Ciltlzenb Oouncils, a prb-aegre- \ lihad had any leactinn yet from his j new talks with thb Ri>»»ians | ,, nicr girl friend. Miss Nancy gation, organization. , ' - j I letleia, which were sent out laat D l'at is complicating Stassen * d e -! '* '1 " . Laramie, 21. of EAst Hartford, LOW, Some Macon citizena objected | "■ r c k . cision about his political f)it)ire. j V ' * « * fiv Washington, Dec. 18 (A*- Sen. i.fore the public and the people know last Aug. SI in front of a Sheldon to the amendment because it de Smile Hiiatimy IL 'a new round o f major dis-1 Madrid Friday for talks w 11 h Lyndon B. Johnson ( U -Tex) today ; "^hrle^e^^Mand- Now We must gist St. Cafe. Coronat L O W P R I C B I •• prived the county of the final say- I Pi-?viou* indictftion* that Stassen armament talk* with Russia! ,a0 on whether the conatitutiOnal waa.intereated in the GOP gtiberna- .should develop. Stas.sen would like exhorted Amei icans to "spend our | ""gridgVs sa'i'd that when’ the stih- .STOCK .MARKET REBOUNDS a .... .^.1.\j^ ^ —,.3 change was .to become effective. torlM liominatlon in the keystone ■ to head the^American" deleratiorT i .-^r*/'^*' *'? * "*.* *. r*.’ i days • and nights " in an effort to ■ .committee...... resumes- ...... its inquli’V. - . Sec - New- York, • Dei-, - --IS (P - — Tho • Completely Automatic This ppovislbh usually is embodied Staie^ have receiv-ed a chilly recep-1 ' ' i P'*" ahead of Russia In missiles .vicElray will be ; stock niarlirt came bock wllli (ton from Republican' party leader* I asked to discu** any decisions at vigor today alter dropping sharp • Brew Selector (Oeatlaued on Page Sixteen) p.„ I..,,,...,, I s;|‘ j." Hale'* Appliance Depart ■ there. In some ca*ea, the reaction listing 12 degress because o f : Jqhn.son *aid an inquiry into the; if,e Part* NATO conference as ly the jiaat two day*. Some key toward Ha- • Beautiful Styling ment I* juat chuck full ha* been one of -low-nright hoMility. shifting cargo rare* U.S.' space weapons progi'ain in -jtjjey relate to the piogi'es* of the *toek* were up more than $1 a of wonderful gift Ideas Stas*en', a legal resident of Penn wall. dicate* "we now- face a situation niiaaile program, share In brisk early trading,' JERRY CILDES'S • Easy to Clean for everyone! Group Seeks Lalei^i sylvania for the past 1C years, Herald Gets New Dr. Hans Cornell place* Kuaktan* which in aoine respects ia compar- -phe United States ha.s agreed T iiib oier Wa* *n heavy at the "SPECJAL EDITION” wa* preaident of the Unlveraity of ■ no bettar than third la nuclear able to Pearl Harbor. " . ' to furnish Britain with intermedi- start the high-speed ticker tape This year, for Christmas, give her SYRACUSE ph.vilcs , , . American mountain Dress of the Month Pennsylvania when President, Phone Numbers The Texas Senator, who also is gt,, range mlaailes, possibly by late wa* late for around three minutes Date (or Labor Day * Ktvnhower picked him to head the ' climber* recelvr permission to in reporting transactluna. Brok. G.S. Tote Bog Advertised in December 1957 CHlNAi-America's First and Finest. Whether it-be, * - . Senate Democratic leader, heads' next year. This country also has . ------S&H GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES foreign aid program at the outset climb Ml. BvereaT from Nepal gov-
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 P A G ! TWO CHESTE*l EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 case la returnable to the Town She has been, the accompanist for Vemoil-Rockville CMurt of M anchester Jan. 7. the Choir for all four years. Judy The Herald's new tele Hamilton Parties One Handed Boy Nationality Night ...... '■ ■ ■ ' I \'FiV Home Permit has been a member of the Girls The Herald’s new tele insupftnee Team A permit for construction of the Athletic Activities Club and the phone number is: Sheinwold on Bridge Set for Monday Now Guitarist phone number is: Miss Luetjen New Supervisor VIFW home off East St. was Issued exhibition Dance group for four Planned by Elks fading Tourney PUT today by Btiildlng Inspector Ro years. She Is also the accompanist Mitchell 3-2711 More than 8,500 children betw een Mexico City, Dec. i8 (A»)_The ion land P. Uaher. for the Dance group. In her Sopho The third annual Swedish Night Mitchell 3-2711 /Tucker Insurance still has a STOCK C onstruction la estim ated to HOLD-UP PLAY NECESSARY 2 and 10 are expected to attend of one of Mexico's best known Of Ground Observer Corps more year she was a member of DESPITE DOUBLE STOPPER South dealer will be held at the Elks Home wide lead in the Red Men's week cost 870,000, Plana call for a 1- the Bannerette. Judy was elected Netther side vulnerable Hamilton Standard's children's guitar players ii succesafully fol- ly setback tournament. After 15 IN THEIR By Alfred Sheinwold S aturday, Jan . 11. story structure. 60 feet by 130 feet, to the National Honor Society and North Christmas party Monday at the lowing his father's career — even weeks of play, the team has scored Vernon. Dec. 18 (Special)—Mlii<^man the post on 2-hour ehlfls with a basement. The building will Laurel Girls' State. She has been m ade M onday niifcht a t the home It's hard to feci worried when A 9 5 2 J. Hugo Benson is chairman of 3,025 points. of Jack Grant, president of Rotary. Hartford State Armory. thqugh the boy has only one hand. members of the committfia for STOCKING whenever they can spare the time. be of cement block construction a member of the Leaders' Club for the opponents lead a suit in which T J 9 5 3 2 this activity, and the committee Elks, and their friends. / Other scores: Red Men's Lodge, i Pauline Luetjen of Liberty St. has Other clubs participating are the ♦ K 7 The party, sponsored by Iho Almost from the time he could Wondering what to give for Chriatmaa? Then consider Miss Leutjen said a 100-man crew with a brick front. the past two years. Last year she you have tw-o sure tricks. The includes York Strangfeld, Rudy 2,979; Bolton Five, 2.947; North j this: A gift of good common stock Is a ahare of Ameri been appointed luperiisor of the was needed to man the post prop Exchange, Kiwanis and Junior A K J 5 Hamilton Standard Employe Rec Roads .Accepted waa secretary of the 020 Library natural tendency is to take the walk and talk. Alfredo Bojalil Heck. Pete Anderson, Len Tors- Ends, 2,942; Maple Super Service, j can business that may pay cash dividends and grow til Vernon Ground Observer Corps to erly on the .shift basis. Chamber of Commerce W «t reation and Welfare Council, will be Eight roads were accepted by Club, an Athletic Assn, representa first trick and worry later. Let's Armenia wanted to be a guitar tenson, Andy Llndberg, Chuck Rail Car in 3 Parts 2,919; Manchester W'allpaper and i value over the years. It'a a way you can make special Chatterton Still Missing Cbristnuu Parties A Q 10 8 6 3 dtJ4 divided Into three shows to accom player like hla daJ, Alfred Gil. replace Arthur H. Arendt who Is the voters at a 15-minute town tive, a Varsity Basketball player, see what this leads to. Jalko, Art Jacobsen, Len John.son, Paint, 2.834. I people on ^our Christmas list part-owmera of an JUner- Arthur E. Chatterton Jr., miss The Loyal Order of Moo.se will modate the large number of chil His earliest toys were guitars, resigning. meeting last night, despite the ob and marshal at graduation. Judy South blithely took the first Herb Benson. Len Bjorkman, Emil Since utilities a/e ordering auch Iciui company. ing since Dec. 7.. failed to pick up hold Its Christmas parties for chil spade trick and led the queen of AQ10 6J dren. and under his father's training he large electric tfansformers, the Arendt has been in charge of the jections of Earl .1. Campbell to is E dilor-in-C hicf o. the 1958 B an A73 AQ10 842 Johnson, William Gess, Larry La- Pleasant thought? Then, why not let us explain the de a check which was ready for him dren and adults Saturday at thh hearts. Ea-st won with the ace of Featured In the show will be Joe became adept. railroads are having trouble deliv Messy Accident observer post on Fox Hill for the seven of them. Wllshirc Rd. was ner 'Voar Book and a Varsity Moo.se Home. Setrih Polla, Pop Buckler. George Meixell, tails before you start to shop. yesterday at the Union St. service accepted without question. hearts and returned a spade. Basile and his Big Top Circus Then at the age of nine a ering. them. One manufacturer haa past four years. He submitted his Cheerleader ,it the iiresent time. The children's part.v w-ill begin A A K 7 Paul Buettner. Herb Wolfram and Toledo, Ohio (Ab—In pne of Owm your ahare o( American business. station which he formerly oper After a.sklng where, the streets Collection Satlsfactory South felt the first pang of Con T Q 10 Band, television circus ringmaster dynamite explosion mangled hla designed a railroad car in three resignation yesterday, effective at 2:30 p.m. and last until 5 p.m. Claude Klrchncr, wester star Tex Ray Hennequin. Toledo's messier accidents, • an oil immediately, because he and his! ated. vv-ere located, Campbell questioned Mayor Herman G, Olson s.-id to cern and played a low spade. This 4 A J 8 4 3 left hand —the one whose fingers parts to help solve the problem. Chatterton. who was in partner Parents are a.sked to advise the Ritter, and other circus acts. call th* tune. It had to be am The evening will start with a The design calls for the center part truck and a glue truck collided on family are moving out of town. why they were being accepted be day the city garbage collection club of the age and acx of the got him nowhere^ since West won A A 9 6 Shearson, HAMMILL 8 Co. ship with his brother when they fore completion. Me said some of South West North East Peanuts and plnwhecls and other putated. smorgasbord at 7 o'clock and danc to be the actual load the car Is busy Woodvllle road and spilled Edm und F. Dvvyer. local Civil seems to be proving satisfactory. child who will attend the party. and led another spade to force out ing will follow. their cargoes on the pavement. No ran the service station, sold the the streets were not wide enough, After the first colTeclion there 1 4 Pass I 4 PsM circus souvenirs will be given to His first words after the opera carrying. The technique is said to A4—ibort Now y*r6 StocR E#dw»#e Defense director today praised stock in August to Omer Deabay The parly for adults will be held the ace. Members are urged to make give a lower clearance for under one was hurt, but traffic was re had not been oiled and had large were leas than the usual number of ! from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mertiber.s South didn't know It, but he was 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass each child, and ^ach will receive a tion: “Now I can't play a guitar." 913 Main Street. Manchester • Mitchell 3-1S71 Arendt for his "excellent work" who now leases the station. Dea holes in them. Piss Pass - gift on leaving the armory. He continued his Interest in their reservations early for this, pass and to permit shipment of routed for a day while road crews and noted that he would be missed complaints, the mayor said. He in j attending are a.sked to bring already dead. We.st was sure to bay said he makes a regular pay Third selectman Heibeit I. dicated that he expects the com Opening lead — A® The first show, at 10 a.m., will music, listening to his father's event. Tickets are available from unite weighing up to 500,000 pounda. cleaned up. by all CD members. ment on the 17th of the month. I 50-rent gift for exchange, gain the lead with the king of records for hours. Pagani replied that 816.000 in per plaints to drop off even more as j Barberahop Singers hearts, at which time he would be attended , by children of em Dwyer said Miss Luetjen is well Arthur handled the business for ployes whose last names begin with Finally he decided to do some qualified to replace Arendt as su formance bonds had been pul up the men become more familiar The Barbel shoppers, a local defeat the contract with the rest the parternship and always picked by the contractors to guarantee - with the locations of garbage pails. Department Store. A 14-year-old N through Z; the second show at thing about the situation. pervisor. having.served more than up the check on schedule. Deabay singing group, will visit five con- of the spades. completion of the road.s. Lutheran Children's Program boy waa caught Monday night and 1 p.m., G through M; and the third He worked out a device for liis 600 hours as chief observer. She said. However, he did not appear wle.scent homes and Rockville Do It E arly a 15-year-old youth last night. Campbeli, vviio was being ad The Sunday S( hool of First City Hospital Sunday evening, to show, at 4 p.m., A through F. left hand which would "plunk" the has been connected with CD work yesterday and the check was later South would have no trouble If They have both been turned over Only one parent may accompany strings, and then learned to tune r “ for. seven years, and has a knowl picked up by his brother. vised, by A tty. Stephen Pepler. .said Evangelical Lutheran Church will entertain with Christmas < arols. he waa atill not satisfied, but the present a Chrl.stma.s progiam Sun ' The caroling is sponsored by the he refused the first spadft , trick. to Juvenile authorities, he said. each family of children. them with the fingers of his good edge of ail CD functions. Dwyer On Dec. 10 the 38-year-old man This play, known as a hold-up play, right hand. said. roads were accepted over two or day at 3:30 p.m Rotary Club, and will be held from was reported missing by his wife, three dissenting votes. 7 to 9 p.m. Some 135 conv’alescent is sometime.a necessary even when it took time, but the system Seauli'fMl B lo u si Other .\ppolntniente Songs and recitations by the worked. Adeline, and his father, former An appropriation of 82,000 to kindergarten class will open the home patierita and about 30 hos you have a double .stopper in the Donald Schneider of 39 Orchard Superintendent of Schools, Arthur opponent's suit; and the time to Mu.sicians say he has much of SL. was appointed to the post of cover additional school transporta program . pital patient's will hear the carols. E. Chatterton. They said he had tion costs, w*aa approved without Miss Maybelle Lahmann will hold up, more often than not, is at hla father’s talent, and that today chief observer. Dwyer said. not been seen since Dec. 7 about 0 Hospital Notes he is an excellent player. queation. A aum of 882,422, a fed lead the kindergarten class In a Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Vic the first opportunity. Schneider has worked on CD proj a.m. On that day he left his home If South refuses the first trick. - f o r Chriatm GS bttllM eral school grant, waa transferred group recitation, to be followed by toria Shablava, 18 Oak St. ects for three years. in his car. presumably to look for East leads his other spade. South John McLaughlin has been to the school building fund with individual recitations. EMscharged yeaterday: Elmer PROGRAMS a job. He has not returned nor out queation. wins and lyads the queen of hearts. named as deputy chief observer. The Junior Choir will sing the Crain, Lynn, Mass ; Paul Becker, .Fine Arl.s Group been heard from since, they said. About 40 people attended the anthem, and a Christmas pageant If East wins the first heart State Police broadcast a descrip N. Main St., Broad Brook; Mrs. Standby Observing meeting. The roads accepted were entitled 'The Glory of the Lord,” trick, he cannot return a spade. If After Jan- 1 the observation tion of Chatterton at the request Stanley Egan, _1 Manning Avc.: Will Hear Artist Wilson Lane, Wllshire Rd„ Ext., will be presented. William Herzog,'ll Highland Ave.: W est ..wins the first h eart trick, he post on Fox Hill will be manned of local police. State Policeman Scott Dr., Hhct., Brent Dr , Hem Mrs, Margaret Phillips is direct can set up his spades but can never on a standby procedure, Dwyer William Tomlin has questioned Mrs. Frank Krupa and daughter, Video Breryday lock Dr.; Vine, Hartl and Lor ing the program. 27 River St ; Alfred Levesque, regain the lead to cash his good The monthly meeting of the said. Miss Leutjen explained that family and, friends In an effort to Manchester Fine Arts Assn, will raine Drivea. Square Dance Party Rockville Hotel. tricks. Either way. South is safe. All Rlg^hts Reserved— the staff of observers will be set determine the reason for his disap More Offers for Farm' The Vernon Square Dance Club be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the pearance. He was apparently not Birth yesterday :A daughter to Dally Question H. T. Dlclcensoo M C o./fn e. up so that the people can be there will hold Its (Jhrlstmas party Dec. Whiton auditorium. within 30 minutes of a call. despondent. His .wife told police he The Board of Selectmen have re Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schllphack, As dealer, you hold: Spades, A ceived aeveral more offera for the 26 at 8 p.m. at the Vernon Ele Farmstead Lane. Ellington. K 7, H earts, K 10, Diamonds, A ".rr. Guest speaker for the evening • For four-gore sleek fit This procedure is being adopted had been busy seeking to straight mentary School. Members are ask will be Ralph Kno. noted Hartford on a nationwide basis since radar en out business matters since he Town Farm building, one of which Admitted today: Miss Susan Q J 4 3. Clubs A 9 6. W hat do you la the highest received to date. ed to bring a 50-cent gift for a West. 11 East St. say 7 artist, who will start the first In a now covers the entire country as gave up the service station in series of workshop instruction and • For superb quality workmanship August. Police said he had ap This offer, however, Is subject g rab bag Events Tonight An.swer: Bid two no-trump. You well as (Janada. Miss Leutjen said. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hill are demonstrations in wood carving, The observer posts were ori^nally parently given out considerable to the granting of a variance in the The Women's, Council of First are one point short, since this bid zoning regulations to permit con co-chairmcn of the event. Congregational Church of Vernon frame making, refiniahing and • For 100% nylon lace that wears and wears set up to fill the gaps,in the na credit while operating the atatlon normally shows 22 to 24 points, matting. Eno has had much experi- , Shirley Back in Shotv.Biz tion's radar network. and found It difficult - to keep up version of the building to apart Aircraft Scholarahips will meet at 6:30 p.m. for a pot- but the strong 5-card suit easily STANEK GIFT Now a glamorous brunette of 29. Shirley Temple is fitted Into a m ents. luck supper to be followed by s ence in this field and his work Is j A list of 30 persons will be com the business, lite couple lived over Two scholarships made avail makes up for the shortage. SUGGESTIONS well known and admired.' , gown by Marie Johnson as she prepares to return to the show • For wide adjustable straps double sewed The Selectmen have already able by United Aircraft Corpora Christmas party. piled by Miss Leutjen for the the station at 81 Union St. They (C opyright 1967. General F eatures ^ t d n a k Motorola, Sylvanla, Mrs. ,1. Herbert .Finlay will pre business in which she started as a cuddly blonde 2-year-old. Next SUNNY—Silky Dacron* crepe drapes into standby crew. These people will at- have no children. asked the Rockville Zoning Board tion will be awarded to two High Burpee Woman's Relief Corps Corp.) DuMont Television month, she'll appear on NBC-TIt as hostess of the Shirley Tem will hold a Christmas party follow side and refreshments will be • For opaque 40 denier nylon tricot *iend training sessions oh Satur Property Attached of Appeals to grant variande for School students here in June, Ray ELECTRONICS served. ple Storybook, hour-long presentations of fairy talea. She'll also the season’s smartest bow blouse. It’s a new this purpose. In connection with an ing the meeting at 8 p.m. in GAR Portable Radios days in which .they will learn to Property of Norman P. Johnson, mond E. Ramsdell, superintendent Clock Radios The public is invited. act in four of the storie^. (AP Pliotofax). JUDY BOND creation featuring softly rolled distinguish aircraft, note Its trav Vernon, has beer attached in the offer received earlier. The ZBA has of schools, has announced. Hall. Gifts will be exchanged. LABORATORIES collar, sunburst detailing, pearl-like buttons. eling direction and relate the in amount of $1,000 by the W. G.. scheduled a hearing for Dec. 30 One scholarship for 850 la of The Women's Society of Chris Juvenile.s SmaKli Hl-Fl Phonos formation to the filler center in Olenney CJo. of Manchester. at 8 p.m. In the City Court room. fered in elementary alegbra dur tian Service of the Vernon Method Auto Radios Marvelous with daytime or evening skirts and ist Church will hold its Christmas Scales Elliman. 61, died Tuesday author, died Monday. Page, an or a N ew Haven. A writ Hied In the Town Clerk's The Selectmen will meet Mon ing the Freshman year, and the Yule Decorations 277 BROAD Deaths Last ?Hight of cancer, a disease she long had dained minister of the Disciples of -so easy to care for. Tubs in jiffy, drips dry The Fox Hill post Is presently office yesterday states that the day of next, week Instead of Tues other for 8100 gofs to a Senior party at the church. beautifully, rarely needs ironing. Indispens ' The Married Couples Club of St fought on behalf of others. She Christ, traveled under auspices of manned by a dozen or so persons firm loaned Johnson 8783 and has day because of the holidays. for overall excellence In high Two H-year-old bovx were RADIO I I I f V I S I 0 N By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was a founder and co-chairman for the American Friends Service able in white and pink. Sizes .12 to 38. S3.98 on an Irregular schedule. Persons not received payment on It. The First Selectman Edgar H. Wll- school mathematics. i John's Episcopal Cluirch will meet ! at 8 p.m at the church. caught by Patrolman Joseph Sar Munich. Germany — Heinrich 12 .years of the Women's Division Committee, speaking on peace and •DuPonl'i polyester fiber. •on will hold office hours In Town School authorities will select the Hoffm ann. 72. once . H itler's per of New York City Cancer Com international understanding. He $3.98 Hall Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. students to receive the scholar tor last night shortly after they mittee of the American Cancer Vernon and Taleottville news sonal photographer, died Monday. waa born in Fred, Tex. OAR ClUzen.shlp Award ships. Last year scholarships I stole and smashed on the sidewalk PHOTO HNISHING Leading Flortsta Society. items are handled through The 24-HOUR SERVICE During the Nazi era ho owned a Judith Hallcher, daughter of went to Patricia Lablne. class of outdoor Christmas decorations flourishing publishing house deal Herald's RoekviUe Bureau, 7 W. (BLACK and WHITE) San Antonio, Tex.—Mrs. Elisa New England's daii-y business ! Mr. and Mra. Frederick Hallcher. 1957, and Betsy Light, class of taken from in front of a.'West Side ing will) Hitler photographs. Baibicri Coppini, 82. widow of 1960. 5Tain ,St., telephone TRem ont PARK H ILL represents a capital investment of, S 12 Reed St., has been selected to 5-3136. home. The two local youngsters . Santa Barbara. (?alif. Will Mor Pompeo Coppini, internationally Holiday Dance have been turned over to juvenile Cameras, Photo Supplies 8700.000,000 and accounta for one- i S receive the 1968 Good Citizenship Rower Shop rissey, 72. a once fam ous stage famed sculptoi-, died Tuesday. third of the region's total farm in-' • Award of the Connecticut Daugh "Home of the Holidays,” a Wel authorities. Police Chief Herman producer, died Monday. Anaheim. Calif.—Dr. Kirby come Home Alumni Dance, will be O. Schendel said today. come. The area has about 34,000; * ters of the American Revolution. Rowers By Wire New York Mrs. Katherine Page, 67. Evangelist, lecturer and I commercial dairy farms. W ell n i Be This award is given to emphasize be held Dec. 21. Dancing to the Stale Job Office The resident, unidentiffed by po HERM'S CAMERA the qualities necessary for compe music of the Bell Aires will begin lice, complained that he saw the and PHOTO SHOP Ml 3.5103 tent citizenship. Members of the at 7:30 and continue until 11:00 two boys smash the several bulbs p.m. Members of the Leader's Club Hours Announced Ml S-7S6S 1«M Hals St. «WtMtMWtM«IMWl(R4Mi4K(R In Many Clift Lines P I a y l e x ’ I . V- Will Be FQund At imagine! her favorite leather-polin FOR driving gloves Give her a warm toaat to cold winter LARSEN'S 24 size II tubes (H 'x 2 ') t EVERY weather! Give her driving and sport 12 small tubes Vz" x 2" in of GAINSBOROUGH OIL GAL gloves with deer.skin palms and back of a well-ntade woodgn box COLORS; in?'X lI«k"wood X ON blended fur, nylon and lambs wool. Wflrm- 4*/a" X 714" — complete box with 1 oz. turpentine; 1 X YOUR ly prett.v in camel, gray and palomino with oe.|ineeedoi|;2 pel*|te cup#; LIST matching palms in .sizes S-M-L. with linsepd ait, turpentint, palettei aiitl bFpshee, and 3 brvthfs. Now all your slim dark GRVmSGMER GRVMRACBER fa.shions will SLEDS "Tre-tefiM" 06 N M Set . PRI-TESTIO OIL COLOR SET look their • f * Na. 407 very be.st. Playtex ex 36"-$5.50 40"-$6.25 clusive magic y: fingpr panels 44"-$6.75 48"-$7,50 pul! your tummy up ami tmek as 54"-$8.95 nature intended. The Christmas Tree Holdert ~ Springs of Lights — ' /. /, non-roll top Candles— Bulbs— Upson Train Boards, And many stays up Other useful gift it*ms. always with^ out a single seam or bone. SNOW SHOVELS — BQCK SALT Shoptd tcojloped nyloff 7t|udiee{«eiHbee (l’ c4*) Made of loca^on bodice yoke with PRE-TESTED QIL COLORS; miraple E Food the wild birds this winter, We have fofclars, ipr^ys of leof embroideriet. in 9 ’ X 1 3 * Shetrit R ex with ’ Pre-Iettsd Oil fabricpii, a Motching icolloptd ’^locei i bird faod, sunffawer seeds and suet cohos. peleltct palette hl||fe;palct|a Celorin9 " x I 2"lqcquereiJhqrd- dowpy soft and 15 d*ni*r nyhon an e u p ;2 teM. lineeed oil; 2 H wood tkctch box. Contqjnt gltp, blend of cotton bottom. ^ oa. turpentine; and bruehee. boitict of linseed oil qpd and latex . . . i turpentine, palette, pqlette knife innerfaced end cypt, and on ottbrimenl gf with while, Iro-ihoped bodice trifn.med brwthfz. Won’t show with rowt of nylon. Vol tocos and Fronch style,nov* SPECIAL REPEAT SALE! Prices Rgn9 f Fram'$37$ fa $21.75 imder the most clinging olty insertions. Motching U{ rufflod trim «is bottom. iAIao Sketch I’encUs, ErsMn, pg|«Mee, T’eiettr Kqives, Higgiaa Ink.S fabric. Ad Perfect fitting bodice beou- SECRET BEAUTY" NYLONS. •Speed HeU fea», Arffete PtjirppaJ, TflrttlUan Sturapa, r«nv««B ^ifully trimmed with hond justable, re .SEAM LESS A N D R E G U LAR nylons Choose from the new iSketcbee. Meliltag Ctey, Ceavee RaaeU, Sketch Pad*, a WoModed nylon Igco odgfd, a Pad*, Water Color Pads, fi,qfpbltrbep. Rrunhea, -Medliima. placeable est fashion Colors—choose from seamless (plain or meshl dark garters. In -w.ilh.13 donTer.nylgn. seam or full fashioned. Buy them by the dozen in this SALE Mptchifig icollopod Igcm REPEATED BY REQUEST. jet black or •fibeHom. ‘ E. A JOHNSON PRINT CO. white. 34 DEPOT SQUARE — TEL. Ml 9.S274 r23MAINST. MANCHESTCRlifi- char.) ■ a iia iii* mmi*i*i* w »R **i* i * i*RiR>i* p a imi ^ D u d q I't i f XL P A C K SIX UANCHE8TER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENiNb H E R ^D , MANCHE3TER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 \ ■ »’A 0 * ' ■' III i' parents believe and quits a lot of family and friends this yeat than It's dlalable, be sure to get the chances tot a speedy call are there- or relatives vacationing in the superb production and acting dem What Johnson said to Lord Ches s t ^ l children understand quite SNET Prepares ' the 150,000 persona who completed area code, too. are amusing entertainment to a w^l and suddenly blossom forth as fore bettter during the early mom- South, are' Miami and Jackson HALL FOR RENT Figures Show onstrated, however, ■ just how *r- terfield T Yet this splendid pro large contemporary audience. Per The Christmas calls last year and they 2. If yoif get a busy signal on Ing ot islt evening If you're calling ville, Fla., with the area code 30S. SHorpm<^, pays Actor Lauded roneoiis a superficial glance may great talkers when It seems worth For Many Calls have a word of advice for those Weddings, MeeUngs, Partied Till <■ H V = ^ M gram obviously made them care. haps that is why the adapter, Wil dialing a DDD call, try again. Call in the Eastern time zone. Re- Reduced holiday rates go into , be. Nevertheless, “The Life of You have to admire the sponsor their while to do so. But If It seems who plan to make them. ing the operator isn’t advised, for e L«rge eC street parking liam Nichols, chose to emphasize as though something is seriously iber, time differences when effect at 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve, e Compiete kitchen faciliriea Business Low Samuel Johnson” would not have of "Hall of Fhme" (NBC-TV) for its fantasy. Doctor Says Over Christmas 1. Call by number. They suggest she uses the same inter-city lines 2 tig other time zones. For Portrait Wrong, expert advice should be ob getting the number in advance.— and remain effective until 7 a.ra. Location: 24 Gelway St. been such memorable televlklon en letting the boys go ahead with Why the fantasy was played aa that you get by dialing. / '4. Be sure to check the list of on Dee. 26. READ THE ADS tained. Most physicians and many before Christmas You should do Maacheater tertainment without the perform that big, bright production of 18th century FYench farce, how teachers are familiar with this The telephone company is pre 3. Although it's not complexly places you can dial yourself. Cail MI 6-8550 after • P.M. For November ance of Ustinov. Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." In Bpeoial Diet Oountrni this whether you will dial it your predictable, the rush hour u.sxally O f Johnson ever, I do not know. The net ef OellBc Diseaae la Infanta problem and can advise parents paring to assume Its traditional They're listed in the front of your About 85 per cent of the farms JL Many of those who were exposed the glut of TV programs which fect to me was fumbling, aa if self with Direct Distance Dialing comes abound the middle A the directory. Recent additions, of in where to obtain the needed atten role in Christmas -putting through or will go through an operator. If on New York's Dong Island are ir New York, Dec. 18 (fi—Statietl- to Johnson first in English litera strain to be "popular," admiration Shakespeare was wandering day and early evening. /Y our terest to many who have friends rigated. New York, Dec. 18 (ifl Peter ture courses probably considered is due anyone who brings Shakes n r EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.O. tion. calls for families who can't get eiana aren't doing much today to around the set trying to find some Written for NEA 8f>r\tcr A difficult and sad problem Read Herald Adrs. enhance Chriatmae cheer. Gloomy Ustinov’s portrait of Dr. Samuel him a contentious old bdre. But peare to the home screen. means of communicating his com together otherwise. Several parents have inquired corass from Mrs. J. She says that figure* fdr December and Novem Johnson on "Omnlbup'/ (NBC-TV) Ustinov, working from Lee’s script But only Inveterate intellectual edy to a 20th century audience. FAIRWAY and Weil supported by Kenneth about celiac diseaae. This is a dis after a football Injury It was dis Some 2,900 operators will be on ber keep rolling In. Seema «a if the probably was the outstanding act snobs will maintain a drama or Rosemary Harris, as Vlola,'was order o f nutrition In Infanta which covered that her 14-year-old son duty throughout the State to han Christmas shopper Is carrying the' Haigh as a loyal James Boswell, comedy Is good Just because T ing performance of the year on created new dimensions td his char fine. But Maurice Evans did not for is usually shown by distention, or had hydronephrosis. An attempt load of sweetness and light these Shakespeare wrote it. "Twelfth dle an expected record-breaking acter. From Johnson's agonizing increase his stature In his perform swelling of the -abdomen, and a was made to remove the obstruc days almost by himself. television. Night," as it was presented on ance aa Malvolls. number of Christmas telephone In deciding to dramatize the life self-appraisals and acute aenaitlv- chronic diarrhea. tion, but according to Mrs. J.. "the calls. Direct Distance Dialing, now Several inches have been snipped Sunday, did Mot attract new fol Its cause Is still obscure, but it kidneys and ureters are enlarged off that prime yardstick of business of the sharp-tonged 18th century Ity there was created a warm and lowers to the bard. Or, to be sub the best buys in available to 65 per cent of the conditions, the Federal Reserve wit and writer, producer Robert sympathetic portrait of the man. Fit the Crime Is probably the result of disturb approximately 20 times" and they state's telephones, will allow cus BOY SCOOT jective and so fair to those who ance of the diftestive processes and do not know what to do now. Board’s Index of Industrial Produc S:.udek and his associates ran some One of the best aspect* of the enjoyed it, "Twelfth Night” did not tomers to dial many calls them risk. For there seems, superficially, "Omnibus" production wss its real Richmond, Va. (8^—Policeman poor assimilation of food rather Hydronephrosis is- a dilation of selves. tion. In November it measured 139 N otes and N&ivs attract me. grab bag gifts than the lack of food. The mechan per cent of its 1947-49 average—a to be little of dramatic tension or istic portrayal of 18th century The production confused me and Bernard J. Davis Would like to in that portion of the kidney known The big challenge at Christmas ism by which it arises is complex as the pelvis. Some cases seem to drop of two points from October widespread appeal in the life of English life. Who would have be eventually bored me. There is stall some stolen property on the member of monchester 6iM|rg« phii|| because It has so far been impos time is not the number of calls, and eight points from Its high of 147 Johnson. lieved thnt a lar"C eudi----- •’f some question whether Shakes- thief who took It from his home. be of congenital or inborn nature however, but where they go. With The annual Chriaimas party of sible to pinpoint any single cause. and some the result of ob.structlon last December. Cub Pack 91 wag^ield at the Man A fine script by James Lee and pre.sent-day Americana could cars speare's comedies, played straight. The loot A set of handcuffs. The treatment of celiac disease preventing the free passage of big-city business places closed for The shrinking index explains the holiday, it'a the home towns chester Green School Friday eve la aimed primarily at maintaining urine. The fact that It was dl.scov- some of the other bad statistical ning. Gifts were exchanged by the nutrition of the Infant by g iv ered following a football accident and re.sidential suburbs that get news—the rise In unemployment in r r the rush of calls — crowding llneS the large attendance of cubs and Inr a diet of those foods which the was almost certainly pure chance, November to 3^ million, the high guests. Everybody took part in / Child seems to be able to absorb since there is doubtless no connec designed for lesser every-day est for any November since 1949; neeils. a Christas carol sing following ■V* and. utilize best. The disorder may tion between these two circum and the dip In personal Income the re^ la r meeting, which was totals for Uie first time In many last only a short time or extend stances. Company olliciala expect more conducted by the Cubmaster Her people to be calling out-of-town months. over months, or even years. How Tile obstruction causing hydro bert Brown. ever. the outlook is probably bet Factory layoffs or temporary nephrosis should be removed, if shutdowns continue In December, A highlight of the meeting was ter now than it used to be because po.ssible. In some cases if the hy the presentation of the charter by of the greater knowledge of nutri building up further gloomy flgureg' dronephrosis involves one kidney when the statisticians get around former Cubmaster Bill McCoy to tion which has been developed-over only, and the other is norrnal. the the present cubmaster. tbs past few years. to them. diseased kidney should be removed R.E. WANDELL Even the booming offlee equip The entire proceedings were Two related problems are pre since there la generally enough filmed so that a living record might sented by mothers, one of whom ment Industry is beginning to feel Give the pint or ha|f-a-gallon be kept for the future. functlon.,ln one kidney to take rare the slack. Three large typewriter asks for a discussion of “ tongue- of the needs of the body. Building Troop 25 committee held its an tie” In children, and the other of companies are laying off men for nual Christmas party Monday eve whom says that her four-year-old Contractor awhile until their inventories can ning at the home of Cfiialrnlan Al boy appears to hear well, though Aniwepp Revamps Pori be whittled down. S i,. J Rail freight shipments have fred Bockus of 57 Crestwopd Dr. does not talk except to say “ ma RtsidanHaLCemmarcId After a brief blislne.ss meeting, ma" and "daddy" and a few other been running below their like per Antwerp, Belgium — As psrt AltarationS'Rcmodeling iods In 1656 for 17 straight weeks the committee commended Scout or the sizes in between similar baby words. of the port of Antwerp's 1250,- master Harry Maldment for "the The term "tongue-tie" has been now. « ■ ■ ■' " \ a.>-. 000.000 mqdsmlzation program, to “ Business Built On The three big American copper fine direction he has given to the largely abandoned' because there program of scouting in Troop 25.” Is little reason to believe that dif be completed In 1665, eighty new Customer Sstisfection** producers are cutting back mining activity until the world glut of the Maldment was presented with a ficulty with speech is often asso quay cjranes with level luffing Jibs Full Instfrsnce CoTgnge gift by the committee. ciated with an anatomical defect metal can be cut. On the cheerier “A end large radiue — more then are Tel. MI 9-30^ side, the cutback has firmed up Entertainment for the occasion Of the tongue which this name im now/found at all United States In the most exciting gift packs was provided by finance coordina plies. Thus, I suspect that the first After 5:00 P. M. copper prices, weak for months. E^t Coast ports — win be tn- Steel production has now slipped tor Lyman Smith of 37 Wellington mother's problem, like the second, M lled. Antwerp handles nearly 82 BALDWIN ROAD Rd. is a problem of delayed talking. below 1.800.000 tons a week for the '38,000,000 metric tons of seaborne MANCHE8T#R. CONN. first time since Christmas week of Refreshments were served under Often this Is not as serious a^ cargo a year. the supervision of the troop stew 1954, with the exception of strike | '=>"i periods. ' ard William Gess of. 26 UtUe St. Oil fields statisticians continue i that you have ever seen! to report high Inventories as de- ; mand fails to absorb supplies, de spite sizable cutbacks in domestic Korean Students i f * _____ .Ls^.^sadfsl^ production. Comparisons with last year are heading Into a gloomy Ur^ed to Return ^ 1^jliceStWaJj to period, chiefly because the early months of 1957 saw output here so Seoul, Dec. 18 The South 3 1 high while American producer* Korean government is appealing, were rushing their products to Bu- to Korean students abroad to rops to offset the loss of oil be turn home upon completion A cause of the Suez Canal block- studies to help In the nation's re ’ * A •Re- construction. / Detroit statisticians try to help Emphasizing the .nation^ need out by finding some silver linings. for scientific experts, a m tem ent Although dealers have about 90, urged all Korean students now ; '..J- 000 unsold 1957 models on their abroad to consider theit grave re hands and stocks of new cars have sponsibilities. y risen b.v 61,465 in the last month, The government/ appeal wa.s For a mot» onehontod Chriffmen, givo jtwtilfy. You'll the total Dec. 1 of 510,505 was 100,- prompted by ststistics showing eveningsi 000 more than a year ago but well only nine per cept of students who Rod somoHiIng for ovoryono In our wido sdoction. below the record Dec. 1 Inventory left the countpj' In the past seven u n fil* ^ of 723,107 In 1955. .years have no far returned home. -- a Causing about as much disap Of 4,381 students, including 1,044 pointment as the dip In the Indus girls, who went abroad, only 401 trial Production Index is the out cam* ^pck. look for business spending on new of the Korean students plant and equipment. Such spend Sbrqgd, offlcisis here believe, have INTEGRITY DIAMOND RINGS ^ | ing has been rising steadily since obtliued right fo.- residence Art~Caryed early 1955. It is now expected to ough marriage or otherwi.se. slip and bring this support of the Korean students study in France, economy to a lower level In the West Germany, Nationalist China, Wedding Rings first half of 1958. A decline pf, as' Canada, Belgium, Italy. Japan. much as 10 per qent Is being fore- Philippines. England, Denmark, ca..t. Switzerland. Sweden. Australia, * But the unpleasant reading that New Zealand. Netherlands and current statistics make ()desn’ t dis Greece. But the vast majority go may most businessmen The gpeat to the United States majority are forecasHng a pickup In the second half next year and Heifers Given .Alcohol look for a sturdy gwumption of the boom In 1959. They still talk con Experiments show that beef fidently o f the'Oolden Sixties, the heifers' appetite can be increased 'V. years In which all those huge crops by adding small amounts of ethyl . of postwar babies grow up, and alcohol to their daily rations. The form families and buy snd'buy and alcohol also tends to increase their Diamond Pnir at buy. rate of weight gain. 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NEW ZOTOS SOCIETY aiRL (3«ve| 'PIM pi Wfft ITie public mijfhl not have been Spon.oTRd b ; lh« Manchnter you too long to worry about Why not splurge on the “perfect'') ,Whan Lavanway waa installed, lEoputiu) lipralli Kcliirii to Job.si whether or not it ia Ju.st what the gifts you find *nd cut down on ■ Special (Irv brittle for dyeti and he was presented his own gaytl by hysterical about it But it was con* t^tinrll or ChnrclMO peison really would like to have. others? | ^ bleached hair. Soft but iig.ht, this. New Master Rtipharji. the gift o f Mn>- Mvan- NOW cerneti. It had to be. The need for Then, too. If the gifts arc Rackets Probe Sifts Rii;KAU> ffiiNTlNG OO IWC. Receive New Haven, Dbc. 18 —Workers Christmas isn't the tlfne for try- , " wave stay.s; in spite of constant wet way. The new master recognized tM Blweil Street < more schools and more teachers bought, how can you take advant Ing to keep score on .price tags — I Harold W. Lbv'anway of 104 Mil his mother, who was In the aiidi- Haachestet. .ohn "But to all who received him. at the Western Brass Mill Division rHUMAS P FfcjRGUSUN age of the la.st-mlmite hints thst spending as much, but not,/more. 1 ting. shamiKioing and dampness. ford Rd., East Hartford, 'was in fppa. and the wives of a|l oiflcfrs. has been hrouKht home ever more who believed in his name, he gave of Olin Mathic.son Corp., here were WALT&R R FERGUSON come floating along In most fami on a person as that person usually > stalled worshipful master of Man- He presented gifts to fite installing PubliRtiere forcefully in the form of constant power to become children of lies. but never, it seems, until the spends on you. I ' CREAM OIL WAVE. Req. $15.00 Teamster Trial ‘Fix’ t outiOed vctober * i. LsKl back on the job loda.v with a union officers, the bast '■-aster and or ly growinc Si hool board budgets God." i.Iohn l:12i. "Receive" very feel of Christmas Is in the There are limes to he before- | S|KH'tal intrmliiclory olliT for a Umlled lliiir lncJlidp»l eheater Lodge, No. 73, AF and oIBclal's promise that their AM, la.st night. ganist. FubllR&ed £ver> ttveninic fe;icepl ever sim e the end of Woi ld War is another Advent word. Could grteVsnees over rotating work air? ^ hand and practical and to keep | Creani Rham|H>o, hair nil and st.vlr « bvp, luodaya and Holldaye fc^trreo ef the $10.00 (Cnatbiuad Irunt Page Oae] TItc aemj-public installation was Tlie Rev. Frfd R. FMgar of South we imagine some one looking for shifts will he .settled under Ihe Besides, who wants to be ready your feet flrnily on the ground. CWfIce a. Ilanctimtfr Conn a# II. ward with great expectation to cqiujiictcd hy Past Worshipful Methpdist Church spoke briefly lacoad Clai»* Man Matter It is not fafr to imply, as the terms of the rompany-union con for Christmas >so early that. In-, But if you try it at Christmas, , (ay who la alleged to have been In The Hpriild’* new tp|e- before the ceremonies were con SUBSCRimutN RAltfi receive an honored giicat. They stead of the 11th hour excitement you And that a lot of the glow of i Master T. Walter Rgichard. With tract. volved in the second case. Past Worshipful Master Walter 6, cluded. Refreshments Were served SAVE 50% • NORMAN’S Pavable in Advance vue pre.sidrnt did. that if the aie inspired with the thought of The 37,’) woike.rs, members of of rushing ai"ound getting things giving is gone. MISS RITA BEAUTY SALON! jiliuiic number is: ASASHIlfiHAS MUCH AS TUiiR.tnAV n i n A V .s a j • a t i i b i i a v w .\mencan edutational plant i.s in It They spend weeks in prepa done, you can.s(t with folded hands I All righl.s reserved. NFIA Serv 242 TUr.MBl LI, ST.; MARTI 01514—CH 7-6638 'Cipoperatlve Wltneiwi’ Broadwell as gramj marshal. by the tiler and junior attwarda. THURSDAY. FRIDAY aad SATURDAY p n t Year .... I»cal 609. Internltionsl Assoea- Music waa furnished by the Ma- i l l Mluntha . . . shoddy condition, the American ration. The hmi.se Is cleaned. tion of Machinists, refused to Ac with nothing to do. jiLst wslting ice, Inc. I. ' ifannedy listed J. Spence Gallo Mitchell .3-2711 iree Montlia Good things are baked. Gifts cept the company ordered shift for-Christmas tp arrive? sooir rhnir. i)n‘der the direction of i« ModU> . . c people have no one to blame but sre piircha.sed and wrapped. A way, former Chattanooga service S rotations, and for .32 hours refused I.'rgency Inaplrea Ideas station operator, as anothor wit Little Rock Sebool PHbT ...... themselves. fine dinner is prepared to cele to report for work except on their There's last-minutes In.^iration Toy$«Train$ •Ingir Copy .. ness. The coiiii.sel said Galloway Sleds and Gift Items ^’ixon s talk would have struck brate the great day. But then to be reckoned.with, too, why buy I Mfc:MBii;R u» accustomed shifts. S|iHpei)fl.s Negrq fHtu ^590 y ' 1 ■ PAGE T V t ^ W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESiTER. GONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. ^957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1987 P a g e T H l k l TU lN UlS. Agrees The H erald’a new tele- Red Leader Martin Asks Firm Outline L a V o ffs N o tB o o s tin g Senator Bids U.S. Push (thonXnum ber is: Mllchell 3-2711 Estinmtes tor Water ^ - To Bid for Airs Threat (Continued from Page One) Town’s Welfare Rolls For Space .Race Lead A NEW- MIRACLE IN- BROADCLOTH Plans for an expert study of the*- Whether the report would cover i spy on an airnort under construc- currentirrent conditionnond t on andamt futurefiitiira needsnaaria financing would u i.--also dependj ____j ____ upon "‘rpori unuer consiruc- tion at a provincial town. (ConUned from Page One) Red Truce for new talks. Any talks that re To England ' of the hard-preased town water instructions from the town, the Although welfare agencies*- Supervising Interviewer Edward sult will be by foreign ministers, i system are In the making, General manager added. There was no immediate com throughout the State are begin-|Lik said that the service had 112 until November, slow.'U down work The H erald’s new tele not chiefs of government, diplo Manager Richard Martin revealed The need (or qew sources of ment from the U.S, legation here. ning to feel the heavy impact of! requests from employers to fill Job on the Thor. (Continued from I’age One) I today. phone num ber is: (OMttBoed troni One) matic Informants said. water supply was emphasized at a Dallam, of San Francisco, has de rising unemployment, the effects i openings in December 19.56, whila He and Lt. Gen. Clarence Irvine, The engineering firm of Buck, Board of Directors meeting on Dec. of the recent wave of labor cut- i so far this month, they have re- Air Force deputy chief of staff for KATO ea a whole ahould have the to their security." Khru.shrhev nied the Hungarian charges as A U COTTON Seifert. A Yost haa been asked to 3 by Director Gilbert Baines. The "utterly ridiculous." backs have not yet been felt by ; reived only 68 materiel, agreed that progress on Mitchell 3-2711 w eaponi. said. I outline what must be done, how general manager was then In Rumors persisted that Gen. Pal Manchester's Welfare Department.' Dik also reported that many per- the Thor was nine month.i ahead The United Statea. It was learn He added tliat "If an aggressor I much it would coat, and how long ...... Director Miss Mary Della Fera ■ sons were seeking part time em- bleaks the peace, then, in accord structed to negotiate with the Man Maleter, hero of the 1956 revolt! of the Army's 1.500-mlle mlastle. ed, hopes for a decision within Obituary. ! it would take to bring a survey chester W ater Co. In the North End tion, was on trial in provincial "There hasn't been one person; ployment. but that here, too, there the, Jupiter. McElroy recently thi^e months from each of the ance with the Inexorable logic of of the water system in general up- for possible purchase. Sopron and that preparations were who has come here yet who has were few Jobs available, ordered both missiles into produc en our force In being today,” he NATO countries on whether it war. shuttering retalintorv attacks ! to-Hatc. .Martin said, been laid off." ; "We've been noticing It' for tha tion. would accept missiles. So far the on the territories of those conn- The ,Ncw York, City engineers Baines also mentioned building under way to try former Premier said. "If we have a dip In our dal another dam at the Roaring Brook Imre Nagy,- the natinalistic Corn- She noted however, that there , past five or six months," he said. Schrlever told the subcommittee only contlnentaJk European country tries in which atomic ba.ses are ait- have been revising 8-year-old plans ly combat ability we are likely to WASH and WEAR would probably be a lime lag in 'there's been an increased load on "You could get to the moon by to say yea is The Netherlands al Deatlis iiated will be Inevitable " Reservoir and Investigating the muniat ousted by the Russian find an enemy taking advantage for a Portcr-Howard reservoir purchase of water from Snipsic welfare cases resulting from lay unemployment compensation and 1959" with ballistic missile hard though Britain and Turkey have filter plant. forces that crushed the revolt. of ua.” K hrushchev renewed the Rii.s.man lake. In one of Budapest's open trials offs because workers who lose their less orders from employers." w are now being produced In thi.s agreed. plea for coe.xistence 'Ihey have now been asked for Before becoming vice chief of Mrs. M ars' Jane .Arnold Authorized Drilling Karoly Szentc. 51-ycar-old lock Jobs would first apply for unem State Welfsre Commissioner country. He said the Atlas. Thor, staff, LeMay was head of the Stra VAN HEUSEN Gen. Lauris Norstad. Supreme Russell In his letter to Eisen- . estimates on extcn.sion of their Christy lianas said yesterday that Jupiter and Polaris mlssilea "all Allied commander In Europe, will Mrs Mary Jane Arnold, 129 The Directors have authorized smith, today repudiated his state ployment compensation. tegic Air Command (SAC) which Campfield Rd.. died at Manchester hower a-nd Khrushchev said that j study to a review of a 1039 report drilling the low-n's first rock well at ments to the Communist police and However, the recent cutbacks his department may have to bor make perfect boosters." be assigned responsibility under on the water system In general. includes this country's long range VANTAGE SHIRTS th# plan"io“aa^where mtssileV are Memorial Hospital last night after "the matters in which the interests; the Keeney St. .School grounds and denied all guilt. He is chief de have been felt in the Manchester row from the next fiscal year to The AtlfCs is an intercontinental bomber force. of Ru.ssia and America coincide ai e Marlin said. n««ded for stiwtegte reasons and » , new test borings in Cliarter Oak fendant in a trial of 18 workers office of the Connecticut Employ meet this year's cost.* And. he felt ballistic miasile (ICBMi designed much more imnoilant than the One review brought the report to travel up to 5,000 miles. An LeMay said if a war started now, TH A T NEED NO IRONING to poll the governments on taking ; „ " Field from the industrial suburb of ment Service, which reports more the full impact of the iinemploy- SAC would have to supply 80 per them County Armagh. Ireland. She was matters in which they are thought up-to-date in 1947 and supplemen At the Dec. 3 meeting. Barnes Csepel charged with participation Job seekers with fewer Jobs avail moql rise has not yet reached hia Atlas underw-ent a succe.ssful, al to diverge" tal reporls have been made three though limited test yesterday at cent of the retaliatory striking ■ Use Jupiter, Thor ' a communicant of the Salvation advised continuation of well drill-1 in last year's fighting. able this year than last. deprfrlmenl. power. But LeMay pictured SAC 'That’s right! ALL cotton that you Win Army, Rus.sell wrote that the supreme or four limes since then, the man Cape Canaveral, Fla., The Polaris just wash and wear without Ironing Ilia missllea involved are the 1- Ing. but warned that above-ground ; Defense lawyers predicted light a., becoming obsolescent, with not She leaves a son. Robert Arnold contem must be to insure the con ager .said. sources must also be obtained. ' .sentences for 15 young Roman Is a 1,500-mile range missile being at all! Van Heusen’s fabulous new t00>mlla type—the Army Jupiter of Manchester; two daughters. Mrs. No Rwent Review developed by the Navy. enough money ror planes or dls- tinued existence of the human i Pre.sent sources were insufficient: Catholic priests being tried on pcr.sal ba.ses. "Vantage" dress shirts drip-dry In a and the Air Force Thor. They are Harry Jenkins of Manchester and race. He said both could have nine- . But no report has been made Ellington Schriever spoke of a future Jiffy . . combine perfect conven expected to be ready for deliveries , to carry the town through the sum- i revolutionary charges in another Reveal* 8.AC Was Grounded Mrs. Major Walter Hooper of the tenths of their present expend!-, since the town acquired the Globe I mcr drought with normal use of court, but it appeared that Msgr. family of ballistic ml.sailes he said ience with the elegant styling that's to Britain late next year. U.S. offi- Hollow reservoir in 1955. In-raaponse to r question by Sen. Salvation Army at Utica. N. Y,: tiires if they concluded sn alliance water and a ban on outside use was Egon Turcsamiy, 65, former secre would make presently planned possible only with cotton! And, be ciala estimate It wilt take about three brothers. Thomas. Alee and A review now would cover cur- long range missiles "look Model Symington ID-Mo), LeMay said and devoted themselves Jointly to Imposed. tary of Joseph Cardinal Mind Runninfr Tractor Kills Man^ cause they're cotton, they're always 18 montha to aet up the miasiles Albert Tedford. all of Mancheatcr: th* preservation of peace !, rent figures on consumption from T 's.'’ ir.o-st of SAC'S planes had bean soft, forever comfortable and won bases and the nuclear stockpilea to Financing as well as source szenty, would be treated more sev two sisters, Mrs. Frank Bronkie of ! the town's different sources of problems have also come recently As Other witnesses have done be grounded for laci. o' money to buy derfully luxurious in texture and go with them. Manchester and Mrs, Anna E. British newspapers today wel- i erely. The Cardinal 1s In as.vlum fore him, Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt, corned the demand among Euro I water supply and project future to the attention of the Directors. Crushing Him Against Rafter ga.sollne in the five weeks before touch. ''Vantage" shirts also have Brown of West Hartford: and four I water needs, the general manager in the U.S. legation. Air Force deputy chief of staff for the end of the 1957 fiscal y ear last Van Heusen's exclusive COLLARite- It was learned that the United pean NATO members for new ap-1 Whether Water Department in-j The priests, aged 20 to 28. are Scout Gets 40 Good Turns States it assuring Allied leaders grandchildren. said. come will he adequate In the fu- ’ research and development, said the June 30. Eignt-year-old cub scout Richard Cahalane, of Boston, pictured with his mother, got 40 pints stays that can't get lost and keep The funeral will be held at 1 proaches to Russia before planting accused of distributing inciting | Ellington Dec. 18 (SpecialI Thetson. All survivors are of Ellington, Russian sputnik launchings In tliat it has no interlion of trying missile bases on the Continent. How far the engineers would go ture depends upon the amount to I This came out after LeMay had of blood BO he can be operated on to correct a foot deformity. The blood bank at St. Elizabeth's you neat always! A remarkable ad o'clock Friday afternoon in the leaflets and a Papal niessage dur- j ■ath vesterdav afternoon of Services will be held Friday at dicate the Soviets could hit the said SAC planes now are constant vance in wa.sh'n wear at a remark to retain exclusive control over the Some newspapers said Preaident into specific proposals for increas be spent on future extensions and ing the rebellion. Their lawyers ; Hospital In nearby Brighton where Richard will be operated on says half of the blood has to be atom-armed missiles and that the Salvation Army Citadel with ing the town's water supply would 1 p ni. from the Ladd Funeral United States with a missile. ly in the air, some of them carry- ably low price! Eisenhower and the U.S. delegation improvements, according to a re ■iw.....-.., - Home. 19 K.IIInglon Ave.. Rock fairly rare type C Negative. The blood la need ed because Richard suffers from hemophilia and control envisioned woUid be Joint. Major John Pickup officiating. I depend upon instructions given to port from a Hartford auditing’ "There Is some doubt as to the Ing H-bombs. There was no further bleeds profusely from even slight wounds. (AP Photofax.) Burial will be in the family plot In was taken aback by this develop the priests "political illiteratesH ill Rd, was caused by ssphyxia- ville. The Rev. .lohn Bahler will It would be assured, furthermore, ment. j them, Martin aaid. firm. degree of accuracy they would discussion about the grounding ONLY by the division of custody over the East Cemetery. who did not Know what they were ! lion when'he was pinned between offii inte at 1:30 p.m, services a t hr.ve but they certainly could hit l.aat sum m er, bu‘ it w as assum ed i Friends may call at the Holmes The anti-Conimunist newspaper the Apo.stolir Christian Church. nancial headache before getting 200, a syndicate of Investors. 5,00 parU of the weapon. Die Pres.se of Vienna went further doing. ^ i J rafter and the steering wheel of the United States," he said. the bombers could have gone aloft * Funeral Home. 400 Main St., from are also making sachets of home annual djnner. Tickets will be Bm-ial will he in Ellington Ceme Broadway Drama here. In recent years producers of By way of example: The Dutch and said Eisenhower was dis gro-wn herbs for the patients at CO.STF.LLO ORDERED TO J.AIL | Medical Examiner Dr. Putt said the United Slates in the event of an em ergency. 7 to 9:30 tonight, and tomorrow available right after the holidays. tery Fnend.s may cal. at the fu ought to develop an intermediate LeMay also testified that even Producer Kermit Bloomgarden such standout hits as "Oklahoma!" would be given missiles minus war from 3 to 8 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. gruntled by developments at the Manchester Convalescent h Sj m e N e w York, Dee. 18 |A5 — Francis H. Burke determined to Tough to Finance capitalized the production at $125.- and "Harvey" found the going heads but the United States would summit conference in Paris. neral home Thur.silay from 2 to 5 range missfle that could be fired since Russia launched Its two on Cottage St. When they deliver Gambler Frank Costello was or day, and 7 to 9 p.m 000 but found a dearth of backers rough before getting sufficient set up nearby a stockpile of nu Die Presse said the U S delega these they plan to sing Christmas Tallest Fiiriiaer Built I from a plane. He said spending E arth satellites, ci tbacks in B32 Mm. r. Arthur Hoagliind dered today by I'.S. DIst. Judge Hoffman was found on the trac levels for research should be raised New York (45—B roadw ay's big willing to invest in the drama money to bring the shows in. clear warhead. In emergency the Mm. C. A rth u r Hoaglund. 68 tion resented the European calls carols. John F. X. .MeGohe.v to su r bomber production and funds for based on a Thomas Wolfe novel. two parts would have to be put to- for talks with Moscow, seeing in tor. still i-unning, after he had $200 million, with an additional, additional operating anu flying new prestige and boxofflee success, Stephen St., died yesterday in The nation's tallest furnace Is render two days iM-fore Christ backed into a rafter in the i-ow l.onesome f-ouuty Finally, by agreeing to give the Admiral Richard E. 6yrd made giether to make an effective weap them a manifestation of "a spirit The Girl Scout office will he $600 million channeled into devel lime have not been restored. "Look Homeward, Angel,” fol- Ocala. Fla. of Munich." higher than a 10-story building. It mas to resiune serving a five- shed on his farm. opm ent. organization status as co-producer, the first (light over the South on. The weapon could only be f /ed He laid he wanta money to put lowed a familiar pattern of fi he obtained $46,000 from Theater Pole on Nov, 22, 1929. She was born in Manchester, a . The London Evening Standard clo.sed during the Christmas holi- ! has recently been put into onera- year sentence for tax evasion. Dr. Burke said Hoffman suffered I-ake City. Colo. .An When It Irvine said the Air Force is by Joint action of the United States It was expected, however, that SAC on a basis that would allow daughter of the late Charles S. and headlined its story "U.S. Talks of day., from Dec. 21 to Jan. 6. i aluminum plant in Tor- a ciii.shed chest. He was dead only comes to making claims as the developing a chemically fueled and the Netherlands.' Costello's lawyer, Edward Ben scantiest populated count.v in tha one-third of its bombers to be air Consideration of the nuclear Ida Johnaon Nyqulst. She was a Cold Feet at NATO.' The story •- wi‘ir b^e^maile^nut The ItO-foot-high fur- a short while when he was dis- ’ bomber to replace the long range borne 15 minutes after any sur member of the Emanuel Lutheran nett W illiam s, would move .Mon covered by his son, Donald, Dr. j nation, Hin.sdale county is in there B52s. He gaye no details. ndaeiles issue here haa been heavi said U.S. officials were depressed ! following the^ hnliH^x^''*ii‘ I toughen giant alum- day for a delay. pitching Mrs. Jean Vickers, prise attack. ly colored by the series of letters Church and active In several or- by demands of their AlliU for, b^.n^^held un now i^ cLtsideri Burke said. Dr. Burke said that j He said more missiles would be In a lengthy period on the stand. ganiaationa. the wheels of the tractor kept turn-1 county clerk, says the soulh-cen- Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin iral Colorado mountain county haa produced at less cost if red tape LeMay made these other points: She leaves her husband. C. Ar .A-PL.ANT ST.ART8 OPER.ATION Ing after Hoffman barked into the Was cut. Irvine gave this view, II in doubt.. $ aent to NATO government heads The Times said government Milepost office. j grees. P ittsburgh, De<-. 18 iA5— The more than 150 residents. 1. "The Air Force will be flying immediately before they came to thur Hoaglund; a daughter, Mrs leaders at NATO disclosed "a mas- ______rafter, keeping Hoffman pinned. I which he acknowledged as being medium range jet bombers (B47s) Laurine Webb: a brother. Evan sive public demonstration of the I'PH.VUS TO .AI'PE.VL Diiqiiesne IJght Co. annoiilteed Hoffman was born here, March | ''very- prejudiced.” Paris. These Isttfra played on two A ceramics workshop for today that the I'nlted .States’ M.\RINE FOl'ND Ol'ILTY in 1970 and he hopes they will be points. Nyqulst of Manchester; a sister. Atlantic community's desire for 25. 1906, son of the late Alfred and - "I think we could save the tax GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE ' Brownie leaders will be held at the Concord, N.H., IVc. 18 i/Pi— first ftill-s<-ale niielear power Yokosuka, Japan, Dee. 18 modernized versions. P e ^ Nuclear War Mrs. )!Tank Jeffers of Ocala; and real negotiations, if possible, with Millard I'phaus will appeal to Mary (Trachsell Hoffman. He lived | payer some money and gel better 2. "The only thing we should aeveral nieces and nephews. Manchester Green School at 8 p.m. plant at nearby Shipplngport, — r.S. Navy court-martial to One w a^that if Europe took the Russians' as well as a deter . on Jan. 15 and Jan. 22. People the I'.S. Supreme (lourt the rr- all of hia life on the family prop- j efficiency if we cut down the De wony about (now) is a nuclear PARK Funeral arrangements will he an mination to make the Atlantic Pa., began feeding electricity erty where he operated a dairy; day found 5larlne Pfe. Frank K. partment of Defen.se about 50 per FOR AN ADAM HAT mi Milts ^ d atomic warheads the wi.shing to attend ahould notify, by afflniiation by the New Hamp into IJiiqiiesne eleririe lines to Pasternak Jr.. of Clilcopee, attack by Russia with a long-range nounced later by the Watkins- alliance more compact, efficient ; Jan. 7 either the Girl Scout office, shire Supreme Court of his eon- farm . cent and send the people out lo Air Force. That's the only one that Attractive miniature hat box with certificate. result Would be to make aettle- West Funeral Ser\-ice. and strong. day. A Diiqupsne Light spokes .Mass., guilty of niistreatlng pris FREE menU(fwith Ruisia much harder Mrs. J, S. Brown, chairman of the tempt eonvietioii for refusing to He was a m em ber of the Apoe- work so there wouldn't be so many ia a substantial threat to this Adam hats are winners every time . . . in The Times did not think the man said the plant began gener tollc (Christian Cliurrh. ! oners and senleneeil him to two and would increase the danger of north dislricl, or Miss Gertrude I supply a guest list of the Morld ating electririty at 12:39 a.m. months at hard lalwr. The 22- people In the Pentagon to write country." Theodore P. Falrltanks Pans talks would lead directly to He is survived by hia w-ife. Mrs. letters to each other." value and quality. You can pay twice as much nuclear war In Europe. This was Liddon ciiairman of the soutli dis- I Fellow ship Cam p at .-Mhiiny, year-old >larlne was eonvleted 3. The Russians may overtake Theodore Parker Fairbanks of a new offer of a summit confer I trict. .Molds are being bought for Albertina iRuch) Hoffman: two Gen. Curtis LeMay. Air Force this country In mld-1959 In long for a hat, but you can’t tell >t from Adam. read as a warning of threat in the N.H. .State Supreme Court Clerk The Treasury's Bureau of Public daughters, Mrs. Chester Hunt and on four counts. The court also Darien, father of Theodore L. ence with the Russians before So this course that may be borrowed I vice chief of staff, told the sub range bombing strength and “If $ and $ Wast. RuMia being the only atom Fairbanks. 82 West 3t., died yes George O. Shnvan said today he Debt reports that it saves $58,000 Miss Marilyn Hoffman: a son. Don ordered that he l»e reduced to 5.95 8.95 viet intentions w-ere fully tested. later b\’ troops. ha.s reeelvefl notiee of the New committee too much dependence we did go to war today, I think ic power hostile to the western terday in Darien. Alone among London's morning a year by microfilming its records ald Hoffman: a brother, Alfred J. private and fined $130, The sen alliance. Haven man's intention of apfieal at a reduction ratio of 28 to 1 in tence Is subject to review by should not be put on missiles. He we would probably win it. but I Besides hia son in Manchester, papers the Laborite Daily Herald ' Save the date of Jan. 20 for the Hoffman: and a sister, Mrs. Emily said that while the Air Force The other point was that Rus to the nation's highest tribunal. stead of 17 to 1. Hoffman. He also leaves a grand- higher Navel authorities. say that with less confidence than he leaves his wife, Mri. Jessamine maintained Prime Minister Mac wants missile., as fast as it can I did in April 1956." sia thinks settlement of outstand P. Lyon Fairbanks: another son, millan was "prepared to 'go it ing differences ahould be attempt get them, it doesn't want to let 4. There is no perfected ayatcm Russell J. Fairbanks of Darien; a alone' in an attempt to get sum Its manned bomber force deterior ed In new East-West negotiations mit talks w ith Russia. " for detecting long range miasilsa brother. John Fairbanks; and a ate. that might be launched by Russia and the West should be negotiating sister, Mrs, Jennie Gifford. Most observers regarded this as IT| Instead of arming. ''I don't believe we ahould weak- at the United States. The funeral will be held In St. unlikely although Macmillan does , The results of the decisions Lukes Episcopal Church Darien, have a standing invitation to visit | A readitd here in the last two dayi at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. Moscow. JTI Is that the West will now try to do The Conservative Daily Tele- 5% both. , Joseph H. TroUer graph reported a general feeling A W:. The 'mlniiterial meeting thig Joseph H. T rotter, 81, 459 Main in Paris "tha^ the door will be left morning lasted three hours and St. died yesterday at .Manchester open for future probing of Russia « REGAL SANTAS NEVER GET also ranged over a variety of other Memorial Hospilai after a long ill on disarmament." propoeals bearing on mlIlUr>' ii- ness. , A headline in tlie Dailv Express V -ii Buas. Among these were the B om In Ireland, Ju ly 12, 1876. he said flatly: "Russian Talks Near-j « American caU for building NATO was a member of SI. Mary's Epis- j er. Rocket base pact must wait ‘ 0. CANDINAVIAN forces up to strength and the copal Church. He was a retired aw hile." ^ TO// can fill your home with development of s common research employe of Pratt and Whitney Air The Liberal News Chronicle said i S SHOP and development program In the craft. German Chancellor Konrad Ade- | 9 . field of weapons. CRAFT SHOP He leaves a daughter. Miss Do nauer in private talks with U.S. the glow of beautiful music German Defense Minister Frani leaders convinced them the vast ^ 113 Main Street — Tel. MI 9-6117 Josef Strauas said the final com lores Trotter;- and a brother. Thomas Trotter, both of Manches majority of Europeans “were not If* munique will declare the availabi ter prepared to accept American mis- \ JNJ lity of mtsiiles for NATO powers The funeral will be Jield at 2 silea -and so commit themselves}® although there will be no mention Irrevocably to the nuclear arms of which countries will have mis o'clock Friday aftemooh in St. Exquisite Gifts for Christmas sile bases. Marj-'s Episcopal Church, with the race without a last attempt at a Jjlf settlement w-ith Moscow ' Countries to receive the new Rev, Alfred L. Williams, rector, Magnavox High Fidelity weapons will be recommended by officiating. Burial will be in East Oen. Norstad. The United SUtee Cemetery. PEWTER COFFEE and the countries concerned will Friends may call at the Holmes then negotiate the matter. Funeral Home. 400 Main St., to Police Arrests Missllea Due in Year morrow from 3 to 5;30 and from . . . the finest your money can buy! and TEA SETS Since the miaailes are not ex 7 to 9:30 p.m. Importations from Denmark and Holland as well as pected to be available for a year Miss Marilyn A. O'Connor, 23, of domestic Early American Reproductlona. or 18 month!, the interim will be East Hartford, was arrested last used for the great m att of neces night and charged with operating a sary preliminary planning and at F u n e r a l s motor vehicle with defective equip the aame time for exploration of ( DECORATIVE CANDLES all possible avenues toward an ment and making unnecessary with bells, pine cones and ribbons. agreement with Russia. Mr«. Emma Paisley Dowd noise. She was stopped on W. Mid- Such. . new. attempu . - for an ac- The funersl of Mrs. Emma Paia- Tpke. by P atrolm an .Tames eord with the Soviets were de- ’•’Y Dowd, 27 Maple St., was held Martin Jr. who said he heard loud ENAMELED CASSEROLES manded by various continental Eu- - *t 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the noises coming from the car's ex fill yoiir homp with the rich glow of beautiful music ropean leadera before the nuclear i Holmes Funeral Home, with the haust system and noticed the ve miaailes actually were put on their' T.ev. Fred R. Edgar, minister of hicle had no tail lights or rear and COFFEE POTS i South Methodist Church of- marker light. Miss O'Connor is superbly re-created by Megnevox From Denmark. Handsome chip-realstant pieces. Britain is expected to get the Aoiating Burial was in East Ceme- •scheduled to be arraigned in Town firat of the I.500-mile rockets by Court on Dec. 21. COME . . . SEE OUR WONDERLAND P** pt 1958. First supplies Bearers were George Schofield,' R oger H. B arrett, 18. of 28 Mt. Music becomes magic when the glorioof voice of Mognovox sets OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS! for Continental Europe uill* come Sibley. Bramon Sibley, Nebo PI., was arrested yesterday It free! You most hear and compare "The Soper Mognosonic" along in the following si* months ; -^ohn Dowd. Robert Armstrong and afternodn and also charged with according to U.S. estimates i L^o " ’ehr. operating a car with improper ' to oppreciote its superlative performance. You'll enjoy its revolutionary The mlnlaterial meeting unani-1 Monday night members of Sun- equipment and making unnecessary j mously approved a Norwegian pro- ’ Rebeksh Lodge, of which she noise. He was stopped on E. Cen- : new styling, too. The stain ond scratch-proof decorotive glosF posaJ that the conference com-, * past noble grand, held a ter St by Patrolman Walter Casr ! make clear that J"''"®'"'*' service at the funeral sells Jr. who said the car had an ! top panel glides opeh to the record changer without disturbing NATO id deciding to arm with "'’me. Improper muffler on it. Barrett is j your appointments. The front panel opens to oil controls including PARK mlssilea only because the Soviet ------scheduled to appear in court next i PLANNING A NEW HOME? Union is already brandishing the Howard Fisher Monday. the exclusive Mognovox Sound Equalizer System. rocket weapon. The f-jneral ' of Mrs. Howard Thomas P. Hogan. 65. of Vernon, Norw-egian Prime Minister Ger-= Academy St , was held was arrested at the Manchester Here is fine furniture, finished even on the bode—con be used os a harden and Foreign Minister Hal-! ^ o'clock yesterday afternoon at FREE Parkade last night and charged vard Lange said the summit meet the Holmes Funeral Home, w-ith with Intoxication. He wilt be ar- ’ ..room divider. Choose from several N P U f? N P L ! ^ ing communique should contain the Rev, Clifford p, Simpson, min- raigned in court .Saturday. f ottroctive sfyles, ond genuine mahogany, oak, wording setting forth clearly the istei of the Center Congregational *259 Police reported six arrests of PARKING basic reason that "thev are doing persons charged with parking too Church,, officiating. Burial was In cherry, American walnut or ebony woods. In mahogany |^„therefore yve are forced tq do East Cemetery. close to various Intersections. They Bearers were Robert Arendt. are Ray W. Greene, 61, of West f liL QmpoAsJhlsL The Alliei gave approval yester- r.r*!v^ Crowley. Lennart Jbhnson. Barrington, R. I.r Robert D. Hill, PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1057 4 - Section^ Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 Quentin Manguiit, 68 Green Delta Chapter, No. SI. Royal| iltUtrl|PBitrr lEutning I|rral6 Pages 1$ to 28 Manor Rd.. tenor, wfll be one of the ArcH Masons, will confer the Ro.v-1 i- * , AboutTown aoloiata in the Cantata. "The Christ al Arch dcjfree at its regular meet-1 Child." to be presented Sunday in ing tonight at 7:30 in the Ma.sonic j of toys, ChrlaUnta tre* cut-outa W BA Guard CSub memberi will the North Methodist Church, at Tempic. with Moat K.xcclleht High ' FOR EXPERT each containing money. The little bold their Ghristmaa party Friday i f -30 p.m. under the direction of Priest Stanley H. Steiner presid WHEEI. ALIGNMENT— \yHEEL BALANCING Lease Talks treea were made and decorated bv a t 8 pjn. at the home 6f Mrs. : James McKay, minister of music. ing. There will be a social hour and New Plant Meets Age Challenge Mrs. Merle Leuro of Wintfsor, past Zoning Board Rejects RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Kdith McMuUin. 32 Edison PI. refreshments after the meeting. i Will Resume junior president. Manchester Grange will give its | __, . .. ■ COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE (Bdlter’a Note—A tremendoua M n . Aldea Gutzmer conducted s annual Christmas party for chil- | At the Christmas party of the , eenoeatnitten of Iraosv-how luid brief business meeting. Guest Bid for Apartments dren of members this evening at YWCA-sponsored Newcomers Club SEE •M il goe* Into the making of tbr .Six Town,Directors will atartj speaker waa Mrs. Dolores Hood of 6.30 in Orange Hail. Mrs. Wilber D *"' night at the Community S. Arniy'o Redatone. .Amertrn’a Rrat talking abdqt terms for n'.. neWi Hartford, a graduate of St. Francis makt tU$ I ______•*:r> Hospital School of Nursing, who Little, master, and her a.ssoriate Mrs. Hooks Johnston gave a read- medhnn nuige miMlIo In full pro- lease of Globe Hollow land la th e ; The Zoning Board of Appeals At fcapiiitt ofBcers. will occupy their positions ' ing, "The Little .Mixer members has been named health supervisor dnetton. In tlie following artteie, a Manchester Cdunlr}"’ ChilJ a ‘ has denied an- application by / i ” ''. ■' for the first time at the meeting sang cm ols and a quartet ('om- and. State secretary. The Herald's new lele- leoiee af reporter permitted a look behind meeting tonight. \ Cooper Hill Realty Inc. for apeciel ^ V and program to .follow. .Mr. ami posod of -Mrs. R. N. Ken\s'sy, Mr Mrs. Gutzmer was chairman of, th» jreer CLARKE MOTOR SALES Hie M-ene* tell* how thr neonon They sie to hold the 'first sea- j the -adulta' Chriatmas party which plioiie number is: exception to build. an apartment and Mrs David Howe and Kcii .701 BROAD S TR E E T— MI 9-2012 Mrs. William M. And< r.son and la bom.) sion of s commTtteS'appointed two I their committee will .serve refresh Ben.son. sang four selections. The follciwed in the banquet hall. She project at Hartford Rd. and Coop with 9xtro weeks s g o .s t 8 o'rlpcV in the waa aaeiated by Mrs. Irene Vincck, ments and 50-cent gifts will be program was followed bv refresh Mitchell 3-2711 er Hill St. By I>WIOnT PITKIN Municipal Building's Probate Court Mrs, Julia RawsOn and Mrs. Betty i exchanged. ment." of rookies and coffee, ■ Detroit, Dec. 18 (A») -H ere In the room., ■ Oobiski. Sandwiches, cupcakes and 1 ZBA Chairman William Stuek .said this nioming that the decision Ander..*on Shea Po.st. No. 2046, world'! automotive center a new Since all are in favor of a abort- coffee were served snd 50-cent' Robert .Segal, son of Dr. and Mrs had been reached after conferencea VKW and its Aiixiliaiv, held a term lease, disciuision is expected gifts eijPhanged. J. A. Segal. 54 Coburn R d . a soph- | kind of factory la developing to to center upon the length of time, with board members. »!S»! cniiihined Christmas parly last Veiliejes Damaged The Cooper Hill Realty Inc. had omore at the University of Ver- ; meet the challenge of the Space the rental fee. and whether the IISAYMINT TttMS' night Gifts were exchanged, re •. . te 6l yavr budgtt mont. la spending the Christmas | Age. lease should be granted for exclu applied for the special exception to freshments served and games put up the $7.50.000 development recess at Corniche Villa. Montego. 1 sively private or public-private Boy Hit l»y Car I In Aeeideiil Here Bay. Jamaica, as s guest of his i played. Highlight of the evening- Currently It is the production operation. at a ZBA hearing Nov. 25. was the award of a 2.3-year pin to - home of the Redstone the largest THIS SIASON Mar II IIIGHTII aunt and uncle. Dr. and .Mrs. J. C. I Voters rejected a 30-year lea.se Injured Slightly Cars driven hy William S. Rus The site of the proposed project I Clarenre Wetherell bv Past Coin- and most accurate of our new op s in Residence B Zone. Apart- VKITH IXTIA CASH TO CONSOll- Dembo of Groton. o., Oct. 22. sell. 57. of Westbrook, and Arthu I mander Clarence Peterson. | erational misailea. A committee of six Directors to lenls may be built in C Zone. OATI IIUS 0 « nitCHASt THI The Redstone is being built by Tliomafi Gardner. S, of IfiPImrch W. Clark. 30. of 56'- Birch St MemoriaJ Temple.'-No. .33. Pyth study both a short-term les.se of St., rerelved a leg hi‘iii.«e \v)irn hit )nly the Town Planning Commis- THINOS YOU WANT 01 NHO. WHY Chrysler Corp. In a government- loh is authorized to grant a zone ian Sisters, will postpone its meet Mrs Robert Jarvis. 261 W. Cen-. the golf course on the land and | hy a car on Linden Rt. yrsferday side.swiped each other on Birch St owned plant that rovers ,an ares ■hange. but the ZBA may grant g hot stop in today 01 CAlli ing from Tile.sday evening to ter SI , and Mrs Howard Tiirking- long-range uses of the property afternoon. early last night. Both vehicles re ton, 186 Center St . are members of I about the size of .50 football fields. waa appointed Dec. 3. i pedal exception. Saturday, Dec. 28, at which time Patrolmnn .Ranuirl Maltcinpi ceived exten.sive damages. Thr the committee of the Children's At present, only part of the huge Cninmlttee Mrmliers ' At the Nov. 25 hearing, the ZBA the Temple will observe its 3.5th .Raid that the hoy daited out from Russell car was towed from the plant is in ti.se. Members are Mayor Harold A. anniversary. Past chiefs will be in Cystic Fibrosis .Association of Con In front of a parked ■y ■ 1 •I*' /. '- PAGE SIXTEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CO^JN-yWEDl^ESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1957 PAGE SEVENTEEN Birch Stt; a son to Mr. and Mrs. the end of the summer season' and David Day, Lebanon. by Frank A. Soracl. director of Vermont State Sen. John J. Wack- Entertains on Organ Group Seeks Later the beginning of lower rates for plant industry in New Jersey. Coventry low; Robert Brldgeman, Mrs. Rob for a gaj-age 12-14 Strant 8 t„ Alabama Votes DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: erman, the conference -urged Con GENERAL ert Hart, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry ward Birohder, fo r alteratlona to a late vacationers. Christmas Party $1,599. home at 227 S. Main St., $150. Robert McLoughiin, 141 Prospect Soracl said moths were found gress to implement the 1956 flood Klssman, by confession of faith; • * Date for Labor Day Markley told organized labor In only In two places In New York insurance plan 'Tjefore the next To Public Sign Service for John To Lillian B. Copeland, for ad- To Bar Negro St.; Mrs. Lois Snelgrove, Lake St.; Massachusetts has endorsed the T V SERVICE Mr. and ,Mrs. William Lodder by Held by Bankers Miss Sandra Chartier. 211 Cen after more than five million acres major flood." letter of transfer: Mr. and Mrs. Dl'a Luncheonette, for a aign at ditlona to a garage at 26 Otove (Cootinued from M g e One) plan as have resort and recreation in the state. New Jersey and Penn Days - M AS A ^ Townspeople Can Get Maps 844 M ^ S(., $400. St., $140. ter St.; I..nwrence Aceto, 387 Par owners on Cape Cod and in other It also approved a proposal for William Smyth by letter of trans sylvania had been sprayed with Nights Plas Parts The Manchester Trust Co. Em To /C. Gambolati and Son for Rule of Couiity ker St.; Mrs. Frances Bennett. 70 parts of the states an interstate compact to abolish fer from (he South Methodist To Sam Lombardo, for a ihed New Jersey and Delaware are DDT., , . residence requirements for relief TEL. M l S-64S2 ployes’ Christmas party was held e Baracco, for a dwelling on on Hlllstown/Rd., $150. Henry St.; Joseph Kita, Ellington: represented. The conference endorsed the fed Showing Town Zone Layout Church, Manchester; and Mr. and Peter Majaik, 47 Apel Pi.: Francis Acting on a recommendation by cases. iaat evening. emon St., $13,500. The proposal was made by erally aided gypsy mbth eradication Mrs. Burns W att by letter of <(^tlnued troiD Pac* One) Starting with refreshments and a McNulty, 29 Washington St.. Ver Philip Markley, aecreUry of the program after a report of results transfer from, the First'Congrega To Roby Sign and Neon Service One Canadian paper mill uies Coventry, Dec. ig (Special) — roast beef dinner at the Manches-, .nc. for Kopper Kettle, for a sign non: Mrs. Constance Murphy and Masaachuaetts Commission on In ' The program will include mem tional Church, Hartford. 2 <4 billioh galions of water a day. In unendments or local appllca- T^e Planning and Zoning -Commia- bers' children in a akit "Softly to ter Country Club, over 75 of the at 829 Main St., $800. ,tion. son. 22 Waddell Rd.: Mrs. Mildred terstate Cooperation. It was re Recently baptized in the church Dhat'a more than N ew York City the Little Stable," with Robert To James D. Gleason for Ed Eldridge anil son. Bolton?* Mrs. ferred to the Legislative commit •lon has obtained a maater reduced was Briice Charles, infant son of Bank's employes were then trans uses. TTie only organized opposition Johnson, Gall and David Cargo, Shirley Davis and daughter. Wap- tees on Interstate Cooperation in Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hutt. ported by buses to the Bushnell against the amendment was a last- size zoning map of the town to be Penny Barth, Judith Buckley and minute appeal by the Tuskegee ping; Mrs. Elsie Camilleri and the region. av’allable to town.people at a Today's activities include Cub Memorial in Hartford. 'Four cen daughter. 28 Adams St, Nancy Galinat in the speaking ter section rows* were reserved for Civic Assn., a Nepro orRanizatlon Under the Labor Day plan, nominal charge. Scout Pack 65, 7:30 p.m,, Coven DISCHARGED TODAY: Walter parta. Mrs. Harry 8. Kltching, the New York hit play, “ No Time '(■.'f.'f.'f.'f.’f.’f.'f. It said the proposal was a device schools would close a week later Residents who want coplea try Grammar School; Rotary Club, Tevlln, 24 FalknOr Or ; Raymond lecturer, will give a puppet show For Sergeants.” to maintain "an undemocratic sys in June and open a week later in have been asked to contact Com- 6:45 p.m., vestry First Congrega Zowada. Willimantic. "Amahl and the Night Viaitors.” tional Church; Second Congrega After the performahee the em tem o f social relationships, a sys Septembe);. mlaaion Chairman Nathan Miller The I^aciea' Drill Team will present tem which can not be Justified i or Mr.. Alanson E. Stewart, sec tional Church choir, 7:30 p.m., ployes returned by buses to the Markley said Connecticut and a Christmas drill. Mrs. Johr J. sanctuary. Auxiliary to Green- morally or politically " | New Hampshire had expressed fa retary. 10 the board may have an WillnaUer will be in charge of holi Country Club. During the dinner at Seven members of the W h ite! vorable interest in the plan but idea of the approximate number day music. Chobot Pott No. 52. American the club a basket of Christmas Macon County Bar Assn, opposed , ICC Ends Ban he wanted to know how other t f d i to have printed. Refreshments will be served. Legion, Legion Home; Public Jellies was given to Rn.ssell B. the abolition measure "at the pres- \ states in the region felt about it. The commiMion feeU that own Square Dance Health Nursing Assn, board of Hathaway, president of the bank. ent time." It was generally agreed that ac G iFtfa r. AeHOitE^ ership of such a map is most im The Senior Y*Hgrlm Fellowship of trustees. 8 p.m., PH N A office; Several new employes were intro Englehardt warned that the N e -1 On ‘Hot Cargo^ tion by a single state would be of portant for understanding and the Second Congregational Church South Coventry Cooperative Nur duced. jrro majority tn his county, with little value. knowledgeable pros and cons of will sponsor - a public round and sery and Kindergarten parent- The committee in charge consist the help o f the new federal the present and future town plane. square dance Friday from 8 p.m. members, 8 p.m., Nathan Hale ed of Bruce Noble. Dean H. Gates, (Continued on Page Ten) Miss Brenda Ann Cole Traditionally, Labor Day marks Rights Law, might be able to elect - - AND NOTHING GIVES SUCH When the maps are printed, ap to midnight in the Church Com Community (Center. William Legault and Ruth Pigot. Negroes to county office. or eien competitive advantage, of plication. for them are to be made munity House. Robert Gehring is Miss Brenda Anne Cole, popular The amendment provides for es following the official or unofficial LASTING SATISFACTION AS with Town Zoning Agent P. Ray in charge of tickets. Herb Mercieg- Mancheeter Evening Herald tablishing a committee of legis dictates of the union Without giv young high school musician, will mond Broga, Mrs. Stewart aa'id wlll be the caller, Coventry correspondent, Mrs. Pau today. lators from Macon and five neigh ing proper consideration to their be heard on the Hammond organ legion Selling Trees line Little, telephone Pilgrim Public Records BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COYERINQ The commission ha. voted that 2-6251. boring counties. It wiP study aboli <’. 'ties and obligation.s as fran- at Watkins B’-os. tonight from 7 * 1 MEN'S CJirietmas trees are available at tion possibilities and report to the violator, of town regulations be MODEL BOATS chl.sed public carriers. to 9 and again on Monday 7 to 9. the American Legion Home from Marriage IJoense.,, legislature. FROM.... dealt with more severely and/or be 6 p.m. to 8:S0 p.m. each evening. "In short, they gave preferential penalized. Change of Addrese Richard Paul Farr, 84 Bigelow 98. . $24.95 Englchardt said the committee .'the will present programs of UNDERWEAR Assiatlng in the sale are members effect to the demands of the union Christmas music. It ha. voted that all meetings St., and Susan Hoyt Crossen, 137 probably will have its first meet of the jGreen-Chobot Post No. 52 Pueblo, Colo. The City Coun representatives over their duties •Mi.ss Cole has been accompanist at which the preaence of the chair N. Elm St.. Dec. 28, St. James' MODEL CARS ing early in January. §x(hsiv§ and Its Auxiliary. Proceeds are cil agreed with residents— Kinnl- Numerous problems of taxation and obligations to the pubiic, and for all high school concerts for the man 1s requested be attended also Church. their claim that their actions were MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER for Joint community aervice pro ktnnik Street Is too tough to pro Building Permits 69c . $1.49 debts and Judicial authority must pajit four years. Last fall she was by another commission member. gram. in the best Interests o f the public nounce and spell. Now it’.s Sheridan Tn Phillips Construction Co. for be settled in any division of Macon guest organist at the Eastern ^nylonJam Additional sets of new town Holiday sprays and wreaths are Road. Mildred Hayes and Robert Briggs, among its neighbors. as a whole . . . is shallow indeed." States Exposition at West Spring- zoning regulations will soon be available from the Auxiliary by FLORAL ART Alabama voters gave healthier The commission said the nine field. and last Sunday evening was IRANO* printed as taken from the last calling Mrs. leuls A. Steullet or WOOD FIB E R margins to amendments providing earners operating out of Okla accompanist for "The Messiah." legal regulations filed at the town Mrs. Ernest Marsh after 4 p.m. elerk'i office. When these are funds . for state docks expansion homa City refu.scd to accept ship presented at the high school. Couples to Carol school and hospital needs than they ments from Galveston Truck Line She Is a student of Philip ready they will be available at a nominal fee. The CotJples Club of the First did to the segregation amendment. | during a 6-week period in the Treggor, minister of music at Congregational (Thurch will go which received most pre-election spring of 1955. This prompted the South Methodist Church. -Meet Jan. 6 Christmas caroling Saturday eve publicity. ICC to give Galveston Truck Line The next meeting of the com ning instead of Sunday evening. THE ULTRA in Sbimniriif niRiciri piDsh! C. G. Gomillion, president of the temporary authority to operate Board also barred Oklahoma City mission Will be at 8 p.m. Jan. 6 The group will meet at 7 p.m. in Tuskegee Civic Assn., said of the beyond Oklahoma c ity in order to carriers from continuing to refuse in the Town Office Building. The the vestry. vote oh the abolition amendment, deliver its cargo. to accept cargo from Galveston first half hour will be open to the Gift Shop Open public. “We regret that It went that way. The National Labor Relations Truck Line. The Public Mealth Nursing ail~new How’ever. it’s nothing more tliiin A t the meeting a publicity chair As.vn. Thrift and Gift Shop la open we expected.” man will be derided, as weli as set from 1 p.m, to 4:30 p.m. each Tues ting a definite meeting night. day through Friday, for the bene [ALUMINUM C05IBINATI0N WINDOWS and DOORS To Kepalr Toys fit of its local public health pro "SHIMMERING The Teen-ll'ers 4-H will meet at gram. Now featured are approprl; Hospital Notes •B.V.D. 7 .30 pm. today at the home of ate holiday gifts. 69c Mrs. Clarence A. Bradfleiq to ONLY S For $*.05 New Cliun-h Members ^ JEWEL” Patients Today: 190 ATHLETIC work on repairing toys for dis New members of the Second ADMITTED YTSTERDAY: SHIRTS r — tribution by the Public Health Congregational Church admitted POLISHES COME AND SEE THE NEW 1-2-S BEDROOM HOMU0 which Rosemary Frank. Mansfield; ALUMINUM Nursing Assn, nurse, Mrs. Thomas during the Sunday services fol- are setting the new housing trend in America today, ''^ e o e Theresa CTutroni, Andover: Mrs. iim O'Brien, at Christmas. Members . / new modem homes Include FURNI8HINOS In all rooma[^Iua the newest A P P U A N C E S . ' \ Mary Lamprecht. 12 West St.; Ed have been aaked to bring toy. for CANOPIES repair to the meeting. • . . ott fK« b«oufy ond brniioncG COMPLETE PRICES RANOE FROM $3,300 to $5,500—iH ! ward Noonan. 12 Jensen S t; Shar-' ©F f a t g«rm on pll-now, mortgage plan — No Down Payment plan — paymtota on Lucious, 83 St. John St.; Miss * B.V.D. Chriatmaa Party GIVE YEAR The Mr. and Mrs. Cliib o f the porfoct monicuro polish. generally aubatantially lower than your present rept. Grace Tarplnlan. 13 Short St.; NEW THIS IS GOOD LIVING, you can enjoy pleasant anrroundlnga ■ Hilding BJorkman, East Hartford; 'ROUND TEE SHIRTS 89c Second Congregational Church will S For $2.65 have its family Christmas party ( Fpr NioKhing fingortips, goms and in'the suburbs, with green lawni, trees, shruba, flowers, swim Ferdinand Lazzari, 18 Hilltop Dr.; SIZES S M-L-XL SHIPMENT at 7 p.m. Saturday In the Chjirch &^.tOBlumo fronds . • . ming pool — Yes, this is really living the modem way — In a Carl Johnson. 55 S. Main St.: PROTECTION Mobllehome. Bonney Lee Thatchell, Williman SANFORIZED Community House. In charg# will ORIGINAL '■ .VJ, w be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Ed tic; Henry Hanauer, 116 Wells St.; * ''y 7 CKolco of . , , § What bcHtr way fo mondson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry You Can Lower Your Rental Coat to Beverly Smith, 25 Stone St.; Ed SHORTS Now your kniL underwear will wear longer, Amothyef Sopphiro Sloo tronto Gripper or Boxer thanks to the nylon fused with the Klssman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. HUMMEL ward Markley, Danielson; Mrs. us* port of your Wock Food Gold WhH* Food Roberta Walnum. 115 Barry Rd.; cotton. LABRO SHRUNK for permanent fit McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. John SIZES 28-44 J. Willnauer. Mrs. EHIda Akerlind, 54 Strick Christmas bonus, Shorts are nylon stitched at points of fmorotd Ofoon $24 a Month land St. KNIT BREVS strain; lull cut, of Sanforized Manchester's "House Of Beautiful Carpets" Adiilta are to bring a 50 cent ( nCURES high count broadcloth. Heat resistant gift for the grab bag. Parents FURNITURE ACCEPTED AS ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. CALL US NOW SIZES Z I-48 elastic guaranteed lor life of garment. bringing children are to bring a $2.5C-$M.30 O n l y Agnes Najem. Coventry. J g in for each with the child's name DOWN PAYMENT! B IR TH S Y E S T E R D A Y: A son to Ml 3-2856 LARGE SELECTION OF UNION SUITS on it. Salonn NEW yo « k • io n o o n . Paris • coiCXSNe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Totten, An Grange Party Tomorrow FREE PARKING dover: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. DIAMOND'S Coventry Grange will have Its Howard Smith, 37 Charter Oak St.; HOME SPECIALTIES CO. 308 MAIN STREET Chrtetmaa party at 8 p.m. tomor jBNSBirs, m e. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward row in the hall on Rt. 44A, af- Maher, 60 Dudley St.; a son to Mr. lo b Brown-Chorlie Pringle NORTH OP THE ARMORY— NEAR MIDDLE TURNPIKE WILLTON’S 64 PARK ROAD, WEST HARTFORD—AD S-6tl6 a short business meeting. There Parks a Salto Branehea Thronghont Oonnsettent. and Mrs. Joseph Reister, Wapplng. ARM Y and NAVY OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.— TEL. Ml 9-4343 will be a grab bag for members. yf SIFT SHOP \ PINE LENOX PHARMACY BIRTH S T O D A Y : A daughter to STALL SHOWER ENCLOSURES Members bringing children have i 9«4 Main St. MI 9-4011 j j Open Monday Through Saturday 9 to 0 Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Meir, 83 i 997 MAIN STREET been aaked to supply a gift for 299 E. CENTER ST. Ml 9-0896 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings. each, marked accordingly. A T . G R A N T C O . MAIN STREET I W. WOOLWORTH CO. 814 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER NEW LOW PRICES! NEWWHU41W4 LOW PRICES! MEN'S BOXED X « i H MEN'S Christmas Paper IDENTIFICATION X I MO VALUE PACKAGED X X HANDKERCHIEFS SPRAY $N0W LADIES’ PURSES X i BELTS !l K 5 TRAY TABLES 10 to o pockog* NEW LOW PRICES Novelty Candles 3 Rolls In Box K |S JEWELRY REG. $1.00 REG. $1.98 REG. $2.98 « New Low I I New Low Price ellV 5 5 Hew Low Price I X New Low Price j Price Price I Engraved Free Reg. $1.00 I 1 REG . $1.C0 c $ 1.4 7 I REG. $1.98 « Reg. $1.00 REG. 69e PRICE s LARGE SELECTION IL p m w w i»a w ni»s»ms»s»sm.s»gMPWie$ii»n$mxweiiiis$ieiea»» g >ii>e»wMiSHj RiwMMwwMiwwwMMXPiwiHOanwwMWMMMMiwwwwwMiewwwMMn www wwwwwM W fliwM wwwM M nfefM f j| ^ecetniegofeg»i n e iigiKiigiitiig tPigaiggitgiggigMg inmHKMHiBiiHmmngn,n„ yiai*taieiw i n aattK«iaaaHa fma^TEEK |l4?fGHE3TER EVENINQ HPEAED, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1957 taeas MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN had aggd ipa 10 y ta ra in 10 m o- Zoners Hear Hal Boyle ondi. FOR THE' VERY FINEST D4 H e h r o n Steam Engines Wheeze Don't evgr let gnyooe toll you thera’a nothing to launching a QUALITY U$E0 CARS Bids Tonight Button Pushing Alone •hip but puahing a button. It'a A{-WA¥g 8IUB ODB PpSfPLETIE Sfl-BCnnON Stress on Family raora Ilk# having • baby, gnd I On New Record Album ALWAYS AT LEAST $0 CAR$ The Zoning Board of Appeals sure hope I never come apy closer For Yule Sunday to knowing motherhood., TP CHQPSE «OM Hey Mom and Dad Look at Theses will hold a public hearing at $ H.T HUGH »n)lJJ<;AN Doesn’t Launch Ship ------SEDANS, COUPES. STATION WAGONS. OONVBRTTBLES AP T>w«ff»fiirp» AVrilcr o'clock tonight at the Munlblpal | Hebron, I>ec. 18 (Speciali An Building on eight applications. | Mark Twain once described the Home friint ALL OMR CARS ARE FUL|.Y GMARANTEED nouncement in made by the, Hebron Two Of the tpplleationi will deal | Pascagoula, Xliss., Dec. II (jPi— Five. . . Four. . . Three. . . Twot .. BANK PINANCtNQ UP Tb 88 MONTHS Congregational Church that next Boumful bellow o( a steamboat with undersized apartments. Thanks to 80 good men and a One... Release trigger'" W ichita Falls, Tex. (/Pi—A con- ' OPEN TILL • EVENINfSS ■ Sunday will be Cliristmaa Sunday. ' whistle aa the most hauntincly Anna Zanlungo will ask the TiatRlFIC BUYS at KIDDIE FAIR beautiful sound this side of tlip bird frightened stranger. the S.S. I pushed the lever, nothing hap liderste hijacker robbed Leo Wood and will be observed with special board for a variance permitting her pened I fell against It in a panic of 3200 at tbe liquor store where emphasis upon family worship in | kingdom The mighty m agic of to convert a store a t 133-I2& Spruce Breeil. the largest passenger finer PARLPW MOTOR SALiS their blasts brought dreams of fur and felt it arc fonvard he works, tied him up and then WINDSOR AVE.. HQCBVILLE—PHONfS TB 6-2SIS Ike Hebron and Gilead Congrega- St.. Businesa Zone II. into an un ever built in the Deep South, wpa called W&od’s wife to tell him of ■Uonal churches. P 8 ishioners and | away places "and seemed to sing dersized apartment. George Findell For a fraction of a second that of somcthuig pnmitivc and some succeasfully launched here this seemed forever there was absolute his predicament. friends are urged to attend with ! thing very modern at same time. will ask for a vnrlanre allowing week. Silence down below while up on their whole families. | The sound of the steam boat is hlip to convert the second floor of the official platform Mrs. Emmet Also announced is the united ; a house at 462 E Middle Tpke , I was fhe frightened stranger — candlelight service of Lee. 22. at ' beard no more in the land, but to the "trigger man" picked to send .1. McCormack, wife of the lines' i s r - Reeidence Zone C, Into two under board chairman, banged a bottle of 7:30 p.m. in the Hebron Church millions of Aniciicans born and sized apartments. the big, handsome ^..’ion-ton ves- 1 brought up on both sides of the champagne against the ship and % with preaentation of "The Road 1 SAVE AS MUCH 'sei down the ways. 50%! tracks the tnournfiil. masculine Three sign applications are phrlstcncd her to Jerusalem" in Scripture and ! scheduled to coipe before the ZB A. When a representative of the 5000 SQ. FT. OF TOYS and GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY! of the lucojiioUvc steam en I uine. which is probably why the But I could hear my heart poetry, the congregation partici I album is aiiggcsted for outdoor use Beazini Bros will submit two ap owners, the Moore-McCormack gine brings the same memories of Dines, asked if I'd like to launch pounding, .'^onielhiiig niii.sl have t pating In the eandlelighting cere plications for directional signs: one u romance and adventure and far ■ through loudspeakers attached to gone wrong. I could visualize the mony. The service l.s an invitation your rooftop during the holiday sea at the norllnvest corner of Center the new ship, largest built In this gw#y places. country since the S S. U nited owners saying. "Y'oii bum, we to everyone to i-ome and light the Titey too are gradually passing son It's guaranteed to turn every and Ailanis St. and one on the south MW REMOTK CONTROL DOUILE HOLSTER DB LUXE SIMPLEX State.s, I realized it was a high spent 18 months on this ship and candle of the Christmas spirit In u from the land with the advent of house into a cathedral, provided side of Center St., in front of num their hearts. Solos will be sung by AERIAI. LADDER i ber 674. The signs are in Residence honor for a lowly typewriter peck you m ined her in one .second. Well, the raucous Diesel horn, but then the neighbors don't rebel and start you'll have to pay for her your- S E A R C H - Easy Money” Same ' a holy war. AA and A Zones, respectively. er. Mrs. Douglas H. Porter and m agical .spell has been preserved "But. " I demurred. 'Tve never ■self" I knew th at if that happened John Bell, and other special music UGHT R E G . $ 2 . 9 8 on records in "Rail-road Sounds, For those who believe Christmas The Valley Oil Co , h.-iP Main St.. put anything into the water bigger I'd be in no position to collect an will be sung by a Joint and aug TRUCK GUN SET Sounds of a Vanishing Era. ' an un ! presents are mainly for the chil Business Zone II. will ask a vari than a canoe ' old-age pension until the vear mented choir. BICYCLES FIRE TRUCK usual album put out by .yudiofidcl- dren, several record slbiims are ance to put up p sign Ifi feet from "Oh, there's nothing to it," a 25,17. On C hristm as Day It la aug- 13”a Az long, itfFi^gSiO forward Baoits and nvVaaP^f reverse, W || ! Typewriter made to order the street, closer than regulations ...... 5 by MODEL TOY > aleenisteers left and right, bright search ff adjustableaojusiame belt,neii. metallicmet. ns» Ity Records, a company specializ New York spokesman of the line Then came the sound of crack YOU'LL TAKE gested that each family have its ii_a_A . .. s . . . . . W ing in hi ft Bounds in the liigher Reads Kelrctions perm it. a.sKiired me. "All you have to do Is ling wood almost like an explosion, own worship service by Its own A m oricon Bikos in oil stylos • with all cast l«lder. which extend I H*’’* «‘'olvea when car I. in mo- | embo,«xl black or tan leather. Now hearing cycles Actress Judith Anderson reads The public hearing wi|l double push a button. " and the huge vessel began to slide PRIDE... hearth. In preparation for the fi to over 4 fret In height. j “ - ““ selections from Robert Ixiiiis Stven- as a .state hearing on an applica Slowly at first, then faster and sharing of gifts, carols. Scriptures, R E G . $ 4 . 9 8 C'apliircs Gnints F’lish a botton? Ttiat didn't seem S A V E S 0 % ! REG. $2.25— NOW One side of the record and by ’ son's "A Oiild 8 Garden of Verse " tion by .Tack's Atlantic Service fa.ster. creating a mighty wind, prayer or poetry. —do luxt footuros at l REG. $19.95 f REG. $4.00 Station, 706 ilgin- St.. Business loo hard. So for a week I prac *#r the best side is entirely de on a Caedmon label. In "Tell It ticed pushing every button I could and then a cheer went up as her TAKE PU MONT Ftlm Scheduled Now voted to capturing the grunts and Again." an Angel recording. Julie Zone II. for a ipecial exception for stern hit the river, and she rode Now I Now a limited repairer’s license and cer find By the tim e I arrived h^re at The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of I grpani and deep-throated whistles Andrews of "My Fair I^dy " fame the yards of the Ingalls Shipbuild the water as graceful as a gull. and M arlyn Green of Gilbert 4 Sul- tificate of approval. Bt. Peter’s Episcopal Church, an ot steam engines, slarting up. tak ing Corp. I was feeling pretty con It is a tremendous moment when nounces that next Sunday the PARCHESI GAME livan fame form a dramatic duet Other applications include one fident. a thing so vast and man-made ing off. lumogring up & hill, pound by Edward Siek. 24 Fulton Rd , A movie, "O Holy Night,” will be $ 1.00 ing over a trcslh;. calling for a I to render a collection of nurserv first embraces its duty, and gives Discount R E G . $ 1 . 3 9 ' A'here's that little old button preaented in Phelps Hall in the .99 $2*00 Zone, for a variance to erect a grade crossing, fading away ifi the ! rhymes, lullabies and learning I have to push. " 1 asked. you a catch m the throat In less for 1 songs. Similarly. Paul Wing and breezeway and garage 3.6 inches than a minute this big dead con duMoht place of Church School and the distanpe- As soloists m this won "What button?" Came the an CHATHAM 21 •* family service. j Ray Middleton, in an RCA Camden closer to the sideline than regula- ■ glomeration of metal had become derfully noisy album, the venerable swer "There isn t any button. >‘00 ^odrrn. com part The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm an tions allow; and one by Harlan | have to push a lever." a thing alive, full of a wave-borne |«» T»s»ff4, ro m f' ateam gighls’of the Illinois Central ■ of "FaroruT Stories^’^ir SiH*’ Schulte. 3.'7 South St.. A Zone, for i beaut.v. lo tih l» f. le a l w alnut. nounces that next Sunday there ftailn«rt| turn in a magnificent per- ' - ?? - ‘■ “iurlte Stories for Chil- igahocaA T Or lieaed pek . Prices! dren." And Columbia offers kfickey will be only two services at St. ! SAVE 40%! SAVE 50%! SAVE 40%! Limitod stock formfnee and the road’s New Or . v.rt,n„ .. . Plumb,!v ™„.“o,TrE I wished her fair weather and cabinet. Peter’s Episcopal Church, the early | Rooney's version of "Plnocchlo" and heating installation business I inj levers. What If I muffed fine voyages and a lo ^ happy life leans yard makes an excellent con and an engaging "Firet Cbristrpas from that location. morning communion service at 8 , ilMia c ert hall- the job ? at sea and in port. TTiep I went and the 11 a.m. service. All sdults | Record for Children." featuring In addition, the ZBA it expected over and kicked that obstreperous The other eide, aimed at those Gene Autry. Roaemary Clooney, I I felt even more unsure when it and children are invited to attend i M ochonled Drummor 'RADIO' DE LUXE ALL W OOD who can compromise nostalgia to take action on several applica lever so hard I hurt my foot. It Burl Ives and several other stars. tions pending from previous hesr- ! was explained that the 80 trained ^Optr.fU mtsferrmtet the movie. "O Holy Night," at . with progreas, attempts the same Ings, ^ I workmen would knock out all but Phelps Hsll at 9:30 a m. A Christ- , DOLL TEDDY thing for tHesel engines and Die- two pins holding the 336.000.000 mas Pageant la now being re ggl horna,. but the old charm and Radar Images on TV I ship In place P rom ptly at 3 p m. Stanek Electronies Labpratoriea hearsed in the church to be pre MONKEY TOT WAGON POOL call to adventure just isn't there. HoftM sliic Ideg W rpiip j on the dot I had to move the Jevgr sented on Christmas Eve at 7:30. Dleecl homa were invented to get 277 BROAD ST. PHONE Ml 9-1124 MANCHESTER Paris A French firm claims to that would release the two pins, ; During the presentation of the j CARRIAGES Plays on drum, moves head from BEAR ows off the track, not to \inspire Contrary to popular belief, anl- have perfected a eyitem of con and start the ship down the ■ S « rn * t flaslit’SuVRnJs/ wise men’s gifts the congregation L aide to aide. H Phill panel sMee, choice at tut4>ne Speamers. verting radar images into tele mg! glue it not made from the ! grea.sed skid.s. Fim sualirjr Wamlm. I«f will be asked to come forward and I 20" Body— REG. $2.98 TABLE y colors. b y K A -K L A R In gaothcr unuaual aound experi- vision pictures. A special "mem hoofs of old horses. It actually What if I did something wrong? ' erring o rlo n rta#cic K ockiags offer their gifts to fhe Christ Child. ; For ovory siio girl; you'll spent. Audiofidelity offers "The la a cattle product derived from R E G . $ 1 . 9 8 45” long, automatic boll return. FtaiMt quality 30” bear. Brown ory" tube make* It possible to i At 2:.'i0. beneath the vast steel I chat providr R rm . com fort* At the candlelight service on only. Berbbire Bellringers." an attrac- maintain successive rsdar Images collagen, a gelatin-like protein I hide of the vessel at my station, | (Thristmas Eve. at 11 pin., each Complete with everytMng. I REG. $8.00 tivejy packaged album qf Chriet- ablf fupport — •( a new R E G . $ 4 . 9 8 and thus, for example, reproduce found in hides, cartilage, bones, ■ my palms were sweaty and t had low price you can alo rd . family is asked to bring a candle bo omoiocl cH our REG. $34.95 tpaa carols ^ayed by a group oi the .path of an approaching plane. trimmings and connecting tissues. a bad case of buck fever. ! to the service. Now Rented handbell ringers. For beet The television picture produced U Hides are said to provide the At 10 leconds to 3 o'clock, I ' Now Now W E L D O N D R U New Members Now Now / laulta. thle record should M d e a r and easy to m ake out, eVen |trongest and most versatile type hear a voice chanting "...T en... 1 ayed at maaimuin be'ara'ble vbl- In a lighted room. of animal glpf. 9Q1 Main Street—MI S-ftl New members of St. Peter’s Con I Nine... Eight... Seven... Six...l ’GIFT SUGGESTIONS gregation are: Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Bowman and i hildren. Tennie. Discount $ 1.00 $ 1.99 Thomas and Kenneth: Mr. and Mrs 3 0 4 .9 9 $ 0 .9 9 For The Whole Family At Norman Carpenter and children. James and John: Mr. and Mrs. . Jamea Foran and children. Thom- | as, James. Sandra. William, Fame- ; Prices! I la, Stephen: Mrs. Bruce Keefe and : SAVE 50% I SAVE 33i%! SAVE 30%! J SAVE 20%! s a v e 2 0 % I children, Robert. Gary and Sharon; ' I HOUSE'S Shoe Dept. Mr. ami Mrs. Willlsm Kowalski *jf V and rhlldten. Artliiir, Tliomas and i C H I L D 'S $•• O ur Soloctioii Of Joyce: Mr. and Mrs. George Leach 'Regina D E L U X E FUUSIZE and daughter Irene. > i Inlants.., Robert A. Cole Is m aking new T oy BASKETBALL ARTHUR 8 cabinets for the Sacristy, which . ELECTRIC STORE will be ready by Christmas and | VAHITY SET • g j JMMRING JACRS AND KALI-STENtIKS SPRING CAMERA will be a fine addition to that I Wrought Iron legs and formica HOOPS room. ___ " lop, coraplele with mirror and up ^ BROOM S i For Misses and Children In speaking of the Advent Men CHESTS S holstered bench. Complete with neta. with flaah, aw»f No. ffte film. Net and Boys Corporate Communion . HORSES For children, battery operated, ac- 9 and breakfast, the Rev. Mr. Pimm InaJly cleans. n toy but really takes pletureel Whilf Buck or Red Tiei, says it had its largest attendance REG. $14.95 R E G . $ 2 . 0 ^ Yoiir choice of colon. 2-Slrap in Red. Brown or this year and that there was a 13 stylos from $4.99-s '.V ■ J- i - iii*t fall ‘ j . >».** ^ 4 § S i l . l1< ■ f ) ■■' •/ f ; . . ' / ■; ^ ■ -.■i ^ PAGE TWENTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957 I4ANCHE3TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1987 PAGE TWENTV4>^ and Is severely pressed for space. go borne with peace of mind, inso How about the Union S ch ^ l* caped in a car in wbibh a compan far as my responsibility goes, ion was waiting. BerHnger got through the period. The normal : ... There la lota o f room there, arid it knowing our employes should Police Holding Union Apologizes might be quits adaptable. No doubt the registration number of the car mean temperature in the Hartford The Open Forum reach home safely.” and paiued it on to police. RECUNER CHMRS area during this period Is 29. de you would get a big, new office out Stas sen May Quit X' "As In the past, we s' Police Thomas La Ihillpe, off To Ethel Merman grees, ranging from a high of 38 CommiintCTUoni for pubUcationi in the Open forum will not of it. with a matchless vista out money usually spent for liquor __ for Theft over beautiful Unioh Pond. Inspira duty and working at a construc to a low o f 19. Precipitatloti will, b« KuaimntMd puhlic;ation if they contain more than 300 word*. donated to a worthy charltable'or- tion project, got the news of the on the average, total between one THAT'S tional. Welcome back to God's ganization. 'N ew York iJP)—Actors Equity Norwalk, Dec. 18 (Ab —Pi'OUce holdup and the registration of the * “ half arid one inch, occurring as The Htraid r^ rv w the ri{ht to deciine to j;iubliah any matter Country. Say the word, and I will "A Merry Christmas Season to 69 As Advisor to Ike union has made an apology to star that may be ‘libeloui or which is in bad taste. Free expreeaion Start negotiations (at 5% commlS' you all." are holding an ex-convict andd ^ getaway cq.r from occupants of a rain tonight and Thursday and RIGHT! passing prowf car. Tbe perfect gift for Dad. Ethel Merman, one of Its members, again Sunday or Monday. of political' views is desired by contributions of this character Sion, of course) with the Board of ex-bOxer'whom they, accuse of Directors and the General - Mana- holding up the Jolly Fisherman ' He was on his way home in his Upholstered in durable (OoiiUnued from Pag* On-I for what another member said. It ,but isttets which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. Measles Parties own car when the wanted vehicle sible gubernatorial candidates have was the first time such action had er on the sale—say for 8200,000 7 restaurant on Ut. 7. near the Mer- fabric and plastic com Wrong Turn, Good Turn fhey have got to get the- dough ^ passed him on Rf. 1. He pur- at ht did at the ill-starred London Included Rep. Janies Van Zandt, been-taken by the organization. ritt Parkway here, while a dozen sued it. to Darien where police aid- bination. William S. Llvengood, a former PtiM Union Pond ' lory ouners sold them off and from somewhere to pay for that New Tork, Dec. 18 Toung 1 Conference which wound up In a Wallingford, Dec. 18 OP) — A American women should take a patrons were unaware o f what was I ed him in apprehending the occU' State secretary of internal affalf-s. The apology grew, out of a . To the Editor, moved out. New owners came on new Junior High land at 84.MX) per 541 MAIN ST. deadlock with Russia in Septem charge made by Geire Wesson that drugstore delivery boy made a I see that one of your pet al> who saw their possibilities, reno acre, and a couple of new swim cue from their British cousins and going on. - i pants, ^ and Auditor General Charles C. stage measles parties, says the •The pair, nabbed In- Darien b y , Beres said that "about 8360’ SLEEP CENTER MI t-«S85 ber. Smith. Miss Merman had caused his dis wrong turn and saved a two and lerfies is acting up again, to wit: vated them, and now seem to be ming pools at 8180,000 each, and missal from tha musical "Happy a half year old girl from drowning, “ ...th a t charming piece of 1880 cashing in on rentals of space for all the other minimum necessitisa N asnti County health commis an off-dv'luty Norwalk policeman 90 was found wrapped in a shirt In the This might make it necessary Vaii Zandt, however, has said he OPEN sioner. minutes later, was booked on car. registered .in Rooney’s name; - for the time belnj—for him to Intends to, announce formally as a Hunting" In which both were ap 'The girl, Patricia Bunnell, fell architecture known as the Union offices, retail stores, warehouses, that a growing and prosperous pearing. into a water-filled e’xcavatlon ditch School.. according to your edi manufacturing and other lines. I I community like Manchester must In an article in a county publica charges of robbery with violence. and that a wooden cylinder about forget shout running for governor candidate for the Senate seat being tion, Dr. Earle G. Brown wrote Police identified the two as Rob six inches long was found in Man of Pennsylvania. vacated by Republican Edward An Inveatigatlon dlaproved the yesterday while playing with her torial of Friday, Dec. 6, 1957. can give other examples, several have to get atppg. charge and Wesson also lost a suit brother and sister. Tonight, Thiirs •r For many yeara 1 have regarded in Manchester. I Let me know' Mr, Editor, let me that German measles have been ert J. Mandell, 33. of 742 Grand dell's posse.asion. But Stassen la enough of a real- Martin. Rep. Hugh Scott also has know. I know you will. found to cause deformities in ba Ave„ New Haven, an ex-convict; The official said that the piece l.st to know that^the political mlle- been mentioned (or both the Sen for a salary settlement. The actor Shouts of the children attracted that "charming piece of 1880 I have maintained right along told Equity vhe would apologize to the attention of Edward C. Cltt- architecture" from a viewpoint di Very Sincerely bies if mothers have the disease and James E. Rooney, 30, Bridge of -wood, held in Mandell's pocket, Bge he would gain nationally from ate and governorehip. Fri., Sat. that the Union School can be re during the first three months of Miss Merman, but when he (ailed nick, 20, as he approaqhed In his rectly opposite from yours. stored well enough so it can be I .Sherwood G. Bowers port a former featherweight fight could have seemed to Berringer to ^ make this the le.idlng any successful talks which W. Stuart Helm, speaker of the pregnancy. er. be a weapon. might ease the threat of atomic to do so the union Issued Its own delivery vehicle. He pulled her out. I think the Old Joint is decidedly used once more for an acceptable happiest season state House, Stste Sen. William Z. apology. Cittnick, a Fairfield University worth saving. Christmas Parties The commissioner suggested, They are held in 850,000 bonds Police said the pair claimed that war would far surpass any success Scott, and Daniel B. SlrlcWer. for Till school, which was its original pur- therefore, that young women with student who worka part time for po.se. The addition of an access To the Editor, for court arraignment here on Fri the money wrapped in the shirt of the year . . . he might gain in Pennsylvania. A mer commander of Pennsylvania’s Even at its moderately advanc measles who are not pregnant in day. success in disarmament might the drugstore, said jai meant to ed age, Mr. Eklltor, it must be still corridor along the south aide, We are enclosing a copy of the repre.sented their winhings in a 28th National Guard Division, are vite their friends in in the hope bet. Capt. Joseph Berres said dice game in New Haven. make him a presidential possibility, turn down another swset. many decades younger than the some steel beams to replace the letter sent out by the Connecticut also regarded as possible Republi Extended Forecast Christmas Safety Campaign Com- they will contract the disease and that Alexander Beriinger, manager as he once Was regarded. old colonial monument you own columns in the rooms, new metal get it over with. These parties, he GET YOUR EXTRA can gubernatorial candidates. Puerto Rico’s industrialization XMAS LIGHT BULBS udndows and acoustical hung ceil-1 mittee to the presidents and chalr- of the restaurant, identified Man During the summer, the New However, .It’s considered unlikely Mayor Richardson Dllworth of 8 LIG H T and occupy on Tolland Tpke. wrote, are a current London fad. dell as the man who "shoved Russia would ever agree to a work Connecticut—Temperatures dur program has succeeded in estab To be sure, it was built in the ings, and a general shining-up 1 'bcn of the Christmas company York Offlee Executives Assn, re Philadelphia and Lt. Gov. Roy E. ing the period Thursday through something Into my back, and said ports, 53 per cent of its members able ' disarmament plan, even If lishing 428 factories since 1947. pre-gay ’80s, but it was built! It together with enclosure of the parties. Will you print It in your Diamonds are found in many Furman are the two Democrats Monday will average 6 to 10 de They have double annual per cap SERIES TREE SET •This is a holdup’." .woimy CAW new talks are held. now allow office workers to wear a has been estimated that the out- nearby and fragrant Lydall Brook paper with the thought that it stream beds and panned like gold most prominently mentioned for grees above normal with rising ita Income In the past 14 years C-4 SERIES TYPE The bandit, said Berrlnger, took nlaln white sports shirt without a t e r m s Republicans mentioned promi aide walls of the Union School are would bring the Union School might make it po.ssible (or some in Borneo. HERE I their party’s gubernatorial nomina temperatures Thursday, then re 3 "about 8375” from the till and es- I tie.' nently within Pennsylvania as pos tion. anil increased employment by at least sixteen inches in thick back where it might compare one in our town to be alive to ob Toilttrtd to fit your budgot maining rather mild Thursday more than 40,000. ness, possibly more of solid m'ason- quite favorably . with new facili serve other Christmas sea.sons? Reg. 1.29 ry, in contrast to the much lighter ties, and at a much more reason Fred R. Edgar construction of our latest modern able cost. I believe that ten good Clifford O. Simpson t / C-7V2 INDOOR ■ ■ c school buildings, The external school rooms can be developed "In recent years, the casual THIS $f*SON MAY BE imCHTES I U. L. Approvad walls of our new "Monument’ to from it, which still is not enough thought that "Drivers ought not 5 Cheapness" — to use yotjr owm to meet the needs of the average to drink" has been changed to WITH IXTHA CASH TO CON5OU0ATI IlltS 0« SUtCHAH ^ Limit 2 words for the Keeney St. School— annual increase in school kids "Drivers must not drink.” High- 69^1 Main S'f., Manchtsfer THI THINGS YOU WANT OS NHO. WHY NOT and of our Pride and Joy, the new who must be schoolhoused. As 11 way tragedies unfolding hourly in C-9V2 OUTDOOR H for 85 million High School, are in de understand it. in any year that we our small state have created an STOP IN TODAY 01 CAlli cided contrast to those of the old don't provide at least ten new anxiety among sane drivers, "Who (N«xt to Gas Company) Union School. These new build school rooms, the kids start to will be next? la It my turn?” I OPEN 8ATIIRDAT8 tiM a.m. ings have outer walls composed of overcrowd existing school facili "The Christmas season brings Parking in tha Rear to 1:00 p.oi. one 4-inch layer of brick on the ties. joyous festivities in homes, clubs, outside and a tier of 4-lnch Way- However, if a school purpose is offices, and factories. Though too PREFERRED llte block laid on edge on the In not made of It. the renovated often we may forget that the sea HNANCE CO.. INCi DETEOTO HAMPER ROYi'REG. 2.29 side, the two being Held together building can still be of value to son celebrates the birth of Jesus, 98.3 Main Street by a 2-inch air space between the town, either (or Director Ma we all pause to give thanks for our them. honey's idea of recreational use, blessings and privileges. Some (eel Manchester, Connecticut REG. 12.4S or for towTi staff offices to relieve beverage alcohol is necessary to a Telephone Mitchell 3-4168 XMAS PART SPORT SHIRTS Tea, the Union School was put pressure at the Center, or for any Oe Luxe together, so honestly and thoroly successful celebration. Perhaps Loans 823 to $600 other worthy public purpose. only a few drink beyond their limi Quilted ths.t, in spite of more than forty A loan of $100 costa 850.4# Of course, if any plans (or reno tations. Plastic yefirs of use and twenty-five years vation for whatever purpose are "But it is these few who .may i when promptly repaid In II Wovan of neglect and abuse, the walls, to succeed from the standpoint of destroy others. Year after year, consecutive monthly Install Brass Headquifiters roof and floors still remain practicality and coat, they would some of the 'few' on their way ments of 810.08 each. Sti Bight and square, with s a g s , Handles have to be prepared from a sym home Have brought death or seri ertew end serious structural de pathetic standpoint by people who ous Injury to occupants of their a NAPKINS a PLATES fer ts hard to find. really believed in the project. Any cars or to pedestrians. Liquor at rquoisa, whitt, moiza, Building costs are so astronom one who takes a dim View of the the wheel means danger. l a tSIWIfIlW HasifSIHMSMSItSIHKaMUSIISMSIllMSKIKaiaiW . a TABLECLOTHS a c u r ^ ically high these days that older possibilities could really make it "Again, we earnestly ask that black. Structures with renewal possibili 0 - U look bad. you consider omitting beverage al- a CANDLES a TRIMMING ties ought not to be tom down In short. I think the building Is ^hol in every form from your Just because they are out of date. worth preserving for use. Give Your Active Boy- !Bm I Consider the long line of old (Jhristmas gathering this year. We a SEQUINS a BEADS Here Is another angle. Mr. Edi seek your assistance in having 'factory buildings, probably con tor. temporaries of the Union School. liquor omitted irt employe gath a CANDY a TREES I have heard that your great and erings outside your building. thsC Stands on the north side of thriving newspaper. The Manches '"Ibe result? We have^employers Hip-Hugger Slax a ORNAMENTS a ICICLES Capitol Ave. west of Broad St. in ter Eyenlng Herald, is outgrowing state. "Now that liquor is never BLOUW Hartford. Tsars ago their fse- Its present quarters on Bissell St., served at our factory party, I can a BELLS a SIGNS REG. 2.90 With Patented Attached Flexible Bet^ j-r - a STREAMERS a AND Keeps Shirt Down, Pants Up a Stripes RCA VICTOR a CREPE PAPER MOREI a Solids Finest fabric.s, too . . . and bo.v.s really love the a R o H- m i w attached e.x-pant-shun belt of multi-colored ^ a French elastic with a western motif . . . genuine leather Ask for organi2»tienal discounts! 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Black Tubular H *.n0O...... 81.25 Little Boys' Feyorlte or Chrome Kitchen Set SWEATERS FREE HOME TRIAL BUY NOW RRi SAVE PLACE MATS lY NOW art $1 USE YOUR T m Y o m Slipoii, .sleeveles.8 or cardigans. All beautiful, color Plastic Mata ful and a.s wa.shable a.t junior! Lot.s of colors to Coll today Ml 3-7080 choose from. Your Choice C No obligations! Enjoy Color TV for 5 days! of 10 Coloi^ LONG SLEEVE SLEEVELESS Official Seoul Knifa SLIP-ONS SLIP-ONS Be pur guest while you enjoy ★ FrovaSI Natural Reg. 29c ea. Official BroM Flashlight A keen gift, indeed, is this famous 4-bIade Sizes 3 to 14. ,Size. SKI PATROL SHIP IK BOTTLE " $580,00 $680.00 . HOLLYWOOD BEOS Assorted Models Official Scout Cook Kil Sizas Complete Fort up Enjoy "Living Color” TV in your own home) LARGE to Assemble In One-man cook kit with a flair for feeding 3 to 14 ICA Plenwea and P«v«l»a«4 Cvwm MMs C*l*r ftfevklvn. 3-Plece Betdroom Suite and All Accesories the inner man. Made of rugged aluminum SALEM ROCKER REG. S Bottle, REG. Reg. $44. S M . f 5 ■ 1.98 by American craftsmen. Kit contains frying . ■ • ■ ■ ■■ •ninMkIwKAVktwMiTvnMn. Large double dreaser, cheat, book- pan, siewpot with cover, cup and plate - LARGE SELECTION O f ^31 case headboard. Reg. $269. I ww TERRIHC! TERRIRC all rustpreof, easy to clean. Sturdy, light weight parts all nmt into a com paa unit that fits cloth carrying case. No. 1200.. -/ 2-Fc. LAWSON LIVING .... $2.75 AC C ^O RIES MATTRESSES TABLE U M P S irtiloii# Full or aingle size. An coipra. ROOM SUITES DOUBLE STAMPS ALL WEEXENO-CASN tr CHARBE PUN SALES ’ G L O V E S • S O C K $ ORI Reg. $69. F " > « $ 4 9 3 Foam Rubber. $ v Q Q up Reg: $259. I O O • B E L T S ; : : • w a l l e t s We Give Cotton Drcaa Shirtf ’ T ^ A N O T I E S • B O W 7IES Flannel Shirts WORLD 9 SLIPPER SO X CEHOHSE&SON FREE FARKING Corduroy Shirts • h a n k i e s IN THE REAR Long. Sleeve Cotton Shirts DORSET FURNITURE • CU FF LINKS and TIE SETS I GREEN 8 to 14 W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS OF THE STORE s 71 E CENTER ST. " Ml T-7f74 OPBI f A.M. t o 9 FJK: DAILY SM MAIN ST. — Ml 3-7080 975 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER M1Z 1212 ST A M PS ■J'. I f ■■ ■j ■_ \ • " '■ t ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDA'Y, DECEMBER 18, 1957 n p a g e TWEIfTYrTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HEiRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1957 PAGE TW Em -fIVB • 4 , • " ' ■ ■ " i'.'l « |L L K OOP BY V. HAMUN CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE w it h MAJOR HOOPLB £6AD,C00Slhl DAtSV/vJlTK ares AT Herald Angle " ■■■■ ------“ 'v MV AWeNETIC P E B S O f^ rHERE'^ SOOR MEAi',y>tA.»OR B j Answtf to Proviout Pusilt ALITV I CAM MOWE^ COT 'EM — VOU ^£LL EM. THIS GALAXV Cook Book Lobk l A l t Y p S T -FI?OM HERE OM IM I'M A 5 OF VOl e TIDE [ bILfcNI Pa R iihcR™ ' i O n c L P Spcrti Editor Form er G Jiam p lipfl Sox Sign U C onn Pitching Star 6EM6 IM A T- l( iy s w ( !' f s V @ W \ ACROSS DOWN i woo eOT T k'tiovj MV 5PEEt)— Few HOOR^ytSS^Ei Bay Commission I'D SCARE PEOPLE A'tJM _ v^ H A R - 1 Ccrnpd hppf E a s i l y W h i p s Pfc- 18 D p —TNf W»jpr Iftina* have grabbed off 1 Show ' EVe M if t h e s e vJERE 1, SfRnil Pfli J|c(| Sux Policy \ diiappro\ al SAMPLES.'— • •FI! ff»|lorap, tahMd »* PFF pf TNF iRIveraUy of Cqnnroti- 5 - ro* 2 Mina m tranct WhRt’s wrong with the Boston Red Sox? TetKWillrajns . . T i B SQ 4V R o l ' s b h i v k b Severs Ties with NBA ^voo'RE the 6J3 RAKl<;e^ S’tL&rsirai / t — - ftih cakes 3 Catarpjllar Manaprer Mike Higgins . . Owner Tom Yawkey '.x . General B o s t o n Y o u t h Ipqore W*u* annoiincpd yeo- 12 Notion hair Manager Joe Cronin? From this observer's post, Crbnin, one- w L., Pet. ie.8‘* elfhthander win pitch B.oston, Dec. Ig (/?)—-The^Mass^chusetfs State poxinf IS Jol*f 4 Pulls Qoublp BoilFTf 23 .607 w r 'n the Bo , wonder manager of the Washington Senatori5^ must Boston, Dec. 18 (-tp>—Wijlie Commission was an “outlaw” ahjong the sport’s coverninff 14 Haiden 3 Pose for I Flying Saucers f P- HNtVF'ftfy Ijtrectpr anil haaiteball 15 PoBition portrait L i n u i n n r j n shoulder niost of the blame for the Red Sox being in the'also- Pep. hopeful ()f another crack Rolling Dint .. » * |t •" t»Prr» hP H#a ghPMt Rpp>'«tt’ when aHiiIlloran botiies today after resigning frpmWm National Boiling Assn, 17 Maaruline R Lifts rgn plgss for more years than one cares to remember. Onlv at the feafhpnveight title hp S p a t it f i s ...... 32 si .‘oyi FtBed Wm BniBid 'rifn t|ib net»a. with shsrp denunciation cif NBA officers. appellation 7 Tpon 2.1 Appaar 46 Ocean pnee In thr 23 years that (Yonln*------^------— held for man.v years, pre Coffee Cups , . ----- 20 30 .357 Acting Chairman Henry Lamar^ 8 Srandinavians 28 Sadatanass “Tha cpiiege pogehes worhod for Mtopt ip years to get Homr PRISCII.I.A’S POP II BriH to a movement has been w ith the Bn.aton organl- , u « pared for a European tour to- SHJlletts 40 .380 PrSffW'PSRt hP»fhall people," ^nnpuni^d . the r^lgnation yestpr- BY AL VERMEEj ftaA still 8 Hirad for 28 Of baas 47 Ireland ration have the Red Sox been able ,» j"6t * thrower FOour team rare continues fol Carm------en Ba:-Uo, who won th e n»M- axclusiva uta 30 Raquira da.v after proving once again day— y.«.prafte "ng the national — WAIT TILL YOU SEE WHAT RT'S a POOTBALL GAME- It Stalbed 48 Rescue to nail down the American League 'iiftinRoish Mm.self. lowing yesterday's rolling with the dlewcight litlX frOm Sugar Ray 10 Franrh rivar 31 Advantsfat .50 Spanish hi* mastery over ambitious hut In- ^Tloally, it Has agreed not to aign • hoy after he had en t>pdy*6 p /fic^ri untH 6.ct8 detHpien- Robinson In Se>Umber. I (SOT C A R L Y L E P O P RUNS BY BATTERIES 21 T hf board pennant, performing this feat in „ , . Double Boilers and Flying Saucers tered hla sophomore year. Bpt the agrwment has never been ■T CHRISTMAS' n Daraasad 33 Is indolant 51 Chemical e'xpeK|aqced haUler.i til to boxing ■ YOU JUST PUSLI 2S X946. Cronin managed the '46 team . '"*» Rone through a half lied for first place and the Rolling totally aattel'actpry in the full latergat »f the boyg ipvpived " Akins' kpopked l i t Dp M#rc(> Iff rTWIS BUTTOt- 16 Rafar 33 Follows sufTixes w hich lost Hie World Series in m anagers since running the No longer the Will o' the Wisp In a letter to NBA President the 14th round. With theJoas, thp . *20 « » Vantilatad » f - i n i i « i r t i SOOintmant 52 F.ssential Pins and Spatulasjonly two gsmes Gilbert Jackson, Lamar accuacd i)or or 22 Amphitheater •even games to the St. I^iiig from the front office. Most hilt still an artful boxer. Pep re NBA and New York'''GOmmlaalon 43 Pappar plant being dlnals when Knos .siauglitei St”* have been ceived a tremendous ovation from out of the lepd. flUe Boilers apd NBA ofricepa of an "outright at MiTiof 24 Competent i dropped De Marco from WPir elim 2t City in 45 calyx part 55 Permit •treaked aroiiml tlic basc.s as ‘"'”''■'=‘1 '*'"!» Perhap.s the crowd i>( 5,041 last night fol Saucers scored 3-T^-lns oyer the tempt to undermine and hinder ination plans. \ NPNada shortstop .lohnnv Pc.skv held anr’hi'' 's why Cronin is rehjetant lo lowing ah egXv 10-round derision Cups and Spatulas respectively boxing in the C?oinmonweaUh." while the Pins and last place 8HII- Farmington Outshoot Lamar's letter to Jackson did ' 12 Happen 2 r r r r 1 r 1 fl outfield relay throw in tils glove 1 trades. The Red Sox over previously unbeaten Jimmy Tht action followed by only a r I farm system produces very lillle, letts split four points. pot mention the A|tina-pp M ^P S4 Gazed Connors of New Bedford at the year and a l|alf the M8**8<=iuiaeUa fight apeciftcall^y. bill spill: \ H Heavy 1 1 Boston Garden, Claire Obremskl paced the wom J l Cronin was a great .shortstop in ' records Indipatc. Commiaaion'a break with the N(tw 17 Verily en with a 118 single. M ary Bonham Convicted W ithont RtUMrlqg ^ r k r ( S o RIGUT AHEAD hit day and late as Upe a pinch- i ,!? Boston "Tho.se cheers were really some Rockville, Win 42-38 •York State Athletic Commiaaion. It Maacullnt AND MOVE, M A 30R hitler as ever came down the pike. ’ v ” *•“ ** thing and now I'm looking forward and Betty Daniels each registered That resulted whan Maaaachuactts "In view of Ike published autp* name I 118 scores, Ann Meyers li2. Dot r 11 1 But as a mapage he failed to di.s- '«wkeyi right arm the to getting In a fpw in Europe." granted Bill Daly,' manager of pienla emaupting n-om the offices 19 Sad cry Red Sox will not be serious pen Stark 108 and Hilda'McCom'b 105. H j d o n B E R G E R i tingiilah himself and as a general Pep said. "W e ll leave aronpd Jan. Vince Martinez, a license despite of the National Boslfig A s m .,' tha 41 Dentitt COMPLKTE iTlGN PICTURE FRAMING (aH typM) WINDOW ABB PUTE GUMIS Alex H w kney FHEB 8S 1/8 RECORDS NflW AT CHQRf'HKS CHBISTMAS MUSIC BV LAWREN’n^»E L K COhfTBAmB«ii WF H4VE pr liyqGK » D m u t 'A. PRO SHOP „ ^ STOP )N FQB yOURS — NO^ffpq^fK^ - MEDieiNI CAIINm f>ul fHOWlR ppORf , OPEN TO Tiff; B b B l IG OPEN SATUROAYSrrQPliar THURSDAY EVENINGS Maacbeator Cbaatry Club CHORCHES MOTORS ESTIMATES OLADLY OtVyiis South Mala St. S» OAKI.AND »T. bUb^fSHEfTIER "(r< ' ■ , H . 7 ■ ■; . ■ ■ ■ ■ : ?■ • PACE TWBNTY-6IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967 MANCHESTZB EVENING iD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, I9t?7 PAOE TWENT1*8BV»< Auto Driving School 7 A THE MUSi b o x TRIO Uirases For Sal* 72 6 .. A Christmas Story BY WALT SCOTT Apartments— Flats— Houses for Rent 65 Houmb for Sale 72 MORl^iOCK'S—Mwichetter*! lead GET MCPTOVOWtSCi.^ 63 FRIENDS I OUL BE MICE, I'U . Tenements SINGLE DWELUNG—80 foot liv (DI) WEST SIDE—Six room Cape. 812,5(X) —Bolton—Near Mamtheater, Bakers Faction Classified Ing Oriviijg School offera the most (SLPCHUMf 5UPPDSF 6 0 4 down, 3 finished up, lifrge en ADMIT* AT LEAST I'D NCTTHAi/g ing room, open fireplace, new hot •evpn room Cape, five down, two in dHver education. Thousands of >OU WCWOOTTMCS FTVE ROOM apartment. $80. Heat closed porch, ameslte drive, tine TO LISTEN TO 'TOOR YAK-YAK I water oil heat, bath, spectacular .unfinished up, ateam heat do ike Assures Turks satisfied students. 200,000 miles LOOIOW6 iwr Su ppo se and utilities not included. MI location. For appointment tr.. see Advertisement 1 'JOWPjft IP OH, tt M A t e view Near Willimanlic, very nice mestic hot water, plenty of kltch To D^fy Edic^t accident free instruotlons. Ml VOpR 57DAIACH WAi 3-4751. big tract of land, $90 per month. call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Real CLASSIH ED a d v t . 9-7398. SO EMPTY4T MORT; l COTTA T H IN K ' tors, MI $-5245, Joseph Ashford, . en cabinets, artealan well. Pri REDECORATED three room heat Healy Agency, Willimantlc. Te|. vacy. 4H% mortgage. Lawrence DEPT. HOURS SUPPOSE", HA 3-2466, or HA 3-9454. MI 9-8818, Barbara Woods. MI F. Fiano, MI 6-5910. Of Old Unio^ MANCHESTER Driving Academy ODNY ed apartment, $95 monthly. Phone 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. MI ^^fAid^^r Mideasi 8 :1 5 'A . M. to 4:30 P. M. guarantees results. Expert Instruc STRAIN MI 9-5329, MI 3-7444. 9-5972. fion, dual controlled car. Call PI NOUR- (Oontiiiaed (ram 34 ROOM heated apartment, stove Suburban For Rent 66 NEW MODERN 3-7249. Day or evening appoint SCLF, $1400 DOWN, new three bedroom (Oonthnied b o n Pag* COPY CLOSING TIME ments. PAL! 5vtil7h^■i^^";!'T•M?L"*mon';^Can ROCKVILLE-Threa room. ranches, ceramic bath, hot water Home in Bolton, save, buy membera in all. The FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. i 70« apartment, electric range, refrig- 'fee*. $12,650. Carl- group claima It hsa a] •preod word that Ofaeca 3-niia. erator. disposal, no pets. 878 a ton W, lutchlna Ml 9-5132. Lociil^Stocks direct from builder-owner. about 60,000 of the qj prospects of a settlement/Iraiild be MON. THRU FRI Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 month. TR 5-2505 Or TR 5-5050. NEAR MAIN ST.—Three himlshed (IV) MANCHEtSTER—Green Area. 132,000 m em bers^ Improved if Archblahoj^llaKartos 10:30 A. M. REPAIRS ON all makes of bikes, rooms and bath. Heat, hot water. M I 9-3493 Quotationa Furnished by SMALL COTTAGE, furnished, gaa 4 room Cape basement garage! Conway )said/*'No attempt at ia allowed by the BriUw to return SATURDAY 9 A. M. painted and reconditioned, also No children. MI 9-4258. stove, kitchen and sitting room Excellent condition. Call the R F Coburn A MMdfe|irook,[MdM^ra^, Inc.Ini to hla home on the ^ast Mediter bikes taken in trade. Used hikes trusteeship wJII be acknowledged." FURNISHED four room apartment electric fed oil burner stove, elec Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245 Bank Stodu ranean Island. bought and sold. Full tine of new or Joseph Ashford Ml 96818 Bar But he addM nobody had yet Manchester Trust .. ' 65 r o c K uoopekatiun w n j . from January 1 to May 1. Heat tric washing machine, refrigera Lots tor Sale 73 shown up^-at any of the six locala The black-bearded churelunan, Amencan and English bicycles to tor and necessary furniture. MI bara Wooda, MI 9-7702. liobert Conn. Bank and Trust \ now In New York, boa been exiled BE APPSUECIATED choose from. Big discount on all and hot water rent reasonable. Murdock. Ml 9-8972. to try to take over aa a truatee. Adults only. Phone MI 3-7045. 9-6438. LOTS 125x300 and larger. $1,200 Co...... 34Ha 37 H by the BritUn because they new bicycles for .''Cmas. Manches "W e'are In the realm of fan First National Bank of and up. Off Manchester Rclad. tasy/* (Jonway aUd, "when a group claimed he la/connected with the ter Cycle Shop. 166 West Mldd'c FIVE ROOM upstairs apartment, PARK STREET, Rockville, SEVEN, ROOM single, four bed Glaatonbury. Telephone M" 9-6881. Manchester ...... 30^ 3214 campaign ofi violence Greek Cyp Diol M l 3-2711 Turnpike. Ml 9-2098. Heating gnd Plumbing 17 rooms. 3>4 baths, modem cabinet digeredited as corrupt dares to seek Poultiy and Supplies 43 Fuel and Feed 49-A Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 refrijferalor with deep freeze, ga*! professional offices, three and four after 8 p.m. Hartford National riots have/launched against tha stove with heating unit, aluminum room suites. Beautiful location, kitchen, I&ndscaped yard tb move in and take control of Bank A Trust Co. .. 80 83 , BOY'S 26" Schwinn bicycle, spring S, WATSON, PLUMBING and heat British on' that/British colony Is BROAD breasted turkeys, fresh or SEASONED hardwood for fire CHESTER FURRIERS - Furs re window,! and doors. Inquire 21 renter of town, ideal for physi with shade trees, Manchester BOLTON—Two large wooded lot monies belonging to American citi Fire Insurance Companlea land. V fork, excellent condition, three ing contractor. New installations, frozen. Tom 80c per pound and cian, dentist or lawyer. Availabla Green Area. Call MI 9-1205 alter 3 on Williams Road. Call owner M zens who are members of Ioc4d years old. Call MI 9-0467. places, furt^s. etc. Free dellv modeled, repaired. Capes and Warren St. Aetna F ir e ...... 45 J4 48 SpaqK’a luncheon guests wore L < ^ and Found alteration work and repair work. hens, 89c. Schaub Turkey Farm, ery. Edward Teomans. Pi 2-8002. January. Call TRemont 5-5126. p.m. or weekends. 3-8321. unions. MI 9-3808. stoles made, $19.95. Call Ml 9-7218 Hartford Fir# ...... 121 181 ^r*|fn Ministers Selwyn Uoyd 188 Hillatown Rd., Manchester. for free estimate, at your home. FIVE ROOM rent, furnished, heat „ „ „ „ „ . "The right o f a man to belong Natlohol Fire ...... 60 64 lOST—Ugtit tan angora cat. Vi- SEASONED hardwood for pire- ed. Inquire 371 Adams St.. or j THREE ROOM apartment, u n ^ r (XH) MANCHESTER _ New six o f^ t a ln , Fatln 2k>rlu of Turkey to a union of hi* choice la funda Phoenix ...... 50H 63H and^Evangeloi Averoff of Ortece. dalty Bowers St. and Green Road. Business Services Offereil 13 place, cut and split to order. Call MOUTON COAT, three quarter phone MI 9-1262. nished, street floor, available im- room ranch home in Rockledge Suburban tor Sale 75 mental and that right Includes the Call MI 9-8471.______Millinery Dressmaking 19 Wanted— Pels— P o u ltry - MI 3-7083. Leonard L, Glglio. mediatelv, $45 per month. Call aection, baths, ceramic tfie Life and Indenuilty Ins. Cos. Turkey in th* peat M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv length, excellent condition, must (DC) BOLTON—Coventry line. New .privilege of belon^ng to an hon ^ave itt^lcatad a willingness to ac sell. MI 3-5096. THREE ROOM furnished apart TR 5-5126. kitchen counters. Attached garage est union.” Aetna Casualty ...... 123 133 LOST—A man's tan overcoat, that ice. Cleaning attics, cellars and Stock 44 arrieslte drive, fully landscaped 5 room ranch, cerkmic tile bath, Aetna L ife ...... 180 190 cept NATO mediation in the dle- ment. All utilities. Inquire be The Senate Rackets Investigat was taken in error at the Garden yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes DRESSMAKINO and Alteratlona SEASONED WOOD, $10 a load. PI tween 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. 224 Char ROfJKVILE — Five large rooms, lot. $21,000. Call R. F. Dlmock Co knotty pine kitchen, walk-out Conn. General ...... 241 251 pute but Greece thus far has ra- removed. Contract service avail done. 80 0.3382. WE BUY dairy cows, calves and 3-6406. ing Committee developed teatimony fused. \ Grove, Cheney's union party. Wanted— To Buy 58 ter Oak. MI 3-8368. newly decorated, inlaid floora, tile Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash basement. Lame lot. Reduced to Hartford Steam Boiler 72 73 Please caU Ml 3-5648. able. Ml 9-9787. beef cattle. Peila Bros. Phone MI bath, Youngstown cabinets. Front ford. MI 9-6818'. Barbara Woods, $14,900. R. F. Dlmock Cto., Real last summer' that Ci'oss made per Travelers ...... 73 76 The im p r^ on given by Greek 3-7408. sonal use of union funds and ob OLD GUNS (any condition), 4'4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, stove i and back entrances, parking In MI 9-7702 or Robert Murdock MI tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, informanu li\ that Kargmawiia LOST—On Hilliard St^ near Canteu*- Moving— IVu eking Garden— Farm— Dairy 9-5972. tained loans from employers with Fubllo UtUlUea / swords, war relics, jintiques etc. and refrigerator. Central location. I yard, hot water furnished, third Ml 9-0818,'^arbara Woods, Ml Conn. Light A Power 17 / 19 favorably consider bury St., Chrysler huh ca-.>. Tues MORTEN8BN TV. Bpeelallied RCA Storage 20 floor. References. $65 month. TR 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock MI whom his union bargains. NAT^ me -■ A ’■ ■\‘r^ *. • W'* , PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 19R7 ftV ila^irltfBtfr lEppittitg ?l|prall> ' . - C ' # Local Stores Open Tonight^ Friday, Saturday, Monday to 9 P.M - : z r STORE HOURS: Arerage Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended . The Weather OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS December 14, 1BS7 ForecMt of D. S. Wa CLOSE SATlRDAV 12,685 Warmer, oocaaloiutFfraln ttMtight. WEEK TILL 9:00 AT .1:30 Member of tbe Audit Lew In 40a. F r M ^ windy, ocm- ELECTRIC ' Bureau of Circulation slonal ralh. Hlglr near .50. Manchester— A CMy of Village Charm . HAIR DRYER . VOL. LXX V II, NO. 68 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECYfoNS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1957 (Claaalfted AdTertlstng on Psga t€ ) PRICE FIVE CENTS! k Rill Tim Smr Strategy of Retreat JaJ) Planes 'v\ To Get U.S. f A Question Raised as sm Beautiful Christmas Sidewinder ^ V Allies End Parleys Tokyo, Dec. 19 (/P)—The HANDBAGS United States is going to equip Japan’s fledgling Air By WILL1A5I L. RYAN ftions. Accoptanpa of It wa* luke Force with the “sidewihdei” Many st.vies in faille, (A P Foreign Newt Anal.vat) warm. In the ca*e of West Ger- Disarmament Secretary of State Dulles mm j’-and *e\eral other partner*, missile, an air-to-air rocket pla.slic calf and genuine l e t ' l l ; it wa* reaPy no acceptance at all. which homes it.self on an en leathers. hails the results of the Paris . The NATO decl.sion to appeal NATO meeting as fitting- in emy plane. to the Btiaalan* for a resumption The decision to send the slde- I.MPilRTEII f Wl.FSKIN ■with a "strategy of victory of disarmament neKotlations in the wlmler to equip .Tapanese planes .si.ns and Sn.B.S over the Soviet threat.” But United J Nation* u. I- subcommittee'left - . was announced today hv the U.S.- Say Russians Force Borne aspects of the NATO ^ ^ n e w enn . , u"*" » I .Tapsn Security Committee after 11.S fourth se.'sion. Ia.stlng five hours. \ .MAlUiOU.N ( Al.l SKIN meeting might raise a ques sence another Instance of the IIA N PR A G S7.0.S and S17.D.S I tion ■whether it contained ele The Sidewinder will he the first West * cu.stom of reacting defen missile delivered to the .lapanese. AOJUSTAIII •"< ments for a strategy of re sively to Moscow's initiative. slthougb more than s year ago It Buildup of Defenses l>ge to Pacify Reds IM IIKTTF TWO-WAY ■CMOVAIll »AS( treat. was reported unofflclsliy they had iiANOB.AG .«.vna y One result of the NATO meet A striking aspect of the .NATO asked for nine diffeieni types. ! ing* *eem* to have been to de- meeting wa* the appearance of The committee said the Side By JOHN .M. HIOBTOM'ER Yooll find dozens of uses for this lightweight green monetrite a atrong urge in we*t- an urge to pacify the Russian*. < AKI.I.N I A II.I.R The United State* had to bow to winder missile would "considerably i Paris, Dec. 19 (i^P)—The 15-nation Atlantic summit confer IIA M JB A G S S>.!)S enpmel Hoir Dryer— including drying lingerie, stock'- ern Europe toward neutralism, and j enhance the Air Defense capability: Come See Santa Claus! ings, nail polish, gloves, pets, f ‘r.— drfro'ting refrig nv drift In that direction will be | this pressure and agree to a new of the (Japane.se) self-defen.se! ence today offered Moscow a foreign ministers’ meeting on ■welcomed by Commiinist.s. approach to Moscow. The decision force.*." disarmament and formally acefept President Eisenhower’s l-I.ASTK < AI.F erators and frozen foods. The decision to e*t«bll*h slock* still left the initiative in Russian hands. Jspanesp Foreign Minister offer of ballistic mi.ssiles and. nuclear warheads for arming ll.\.M)B.A(iS sj.ns Calling all children from 2 to 102 to come of nuclear warheads available for Aiichlro Fujiysma, co-chairman of Two switches make it easy to lu n on and oft, and defense while placing intermediate The communique says the NATO western Euroiie.' / and have a chat with Santa. He will nations want to resume dissrma- the committee, said the first de- AI,Sr. The action was announced la.st ton High School senior has posted Size*; Small, medium, large. night by Police Commission Chair a $500 bond. They will appear in / alternative hut to remain vigilant (12:15 p.m.). and regular handles to suit AI.BA SlIFKR NYI.ONS Jupiter Firedi The beaming but tired Preaident.. the mo.st fastidiou.s taste. man Harold Whitney. He said Sgt. town court Dec. 30. and too look tq our defenses.” $I.I.S In $l..i0 pr. Fred H. Callahan had been as- Judge Waldcmar J. Lach and "To this end NATO had decided bade an almost wistful farewell to $ 2 - 9 8 AI.BA .SE.MI SERYICE algned to the probe becatiseTrdnid Deputy Judge P'rank C. Cocheo By Army Fails i to establish stocks of nuclear war hla NATO partners ■ in a short and *I.S.S pr. '■/altered at top levelX: were, at Town Hall early today to heads. which'will be readily avail speech of farewell at the airport. BTDGET SHEER NYIXINS The student drinkii^ problem confer with First Selectman Ed able for the defense of the al French President Rene ,Coty waa $ 2 - 9 S _ $ 3 . 9 8 79e pr. hs* been of concern here^or some mund J. Kelleher. The latter was On Full Fliffht* liance in case of need," the com there to see Elsenhower off, as he time. Following * sperlsj court unavailable for comments. munique said. had greeted him on arrival. A re Rl( II.XRDS SE.MI SHEER — ^ j splendent honor guard gave tha SI.OO pr. hearing Dec. 1.3, an investigation Noting that it reflected on the "In view of the present Soviet was ordered. \ i court. Judge Lach indicated Oomea- f'ape Canaveral. Fla., Dei. IP op) J President a last salute, their bright GORDti.N IJ.SI.E IIOSlERy '' V The Army test-launched a fiery, j pollcieain UusXiald of nesv weaixma sabres glinting in-- the alnwrt . $ 4 - 9 8 Subject of the hearing wa* a .tic Relations Officer Stanley May the oedtltn has also decided thst . - I.^aO'IISkleague finH find Nliolf Nick X-f Mickoski, i n L ( T3..U Bob gftpr a here 7 It was the 2Q8,th victory for Pep Serv’ice and Fuller's Contractors ■ pr a pass from Gi pus for a 31- and Dick (jer.ncrt are not consis Bailey. .lack McIntyre and Hec La- took two points from Paganl's Clip tie. However, a free throw by Native Rain- Rain? Why. lande of the Hawks went to De since he turned pro in 1540. He WHITE SHIRTS say. pardner. there's bullfrogs in tent hitters at' first base Ken has lost only seven and has been pers. pion Howarth and consecutive one Th« Aspromonte will be given a full troit for Dutch Reibel, Bill Dineen. W'eek's finest scores werp rolled hand jumpers >y Ropnle Leileur, this yere town over five years old Lome Ferguson and Billy Dea. . . in one draw. that haven't learned to swim yet- trial at second base after a gi’cat by Hippo CTprrenll 128-125-132-3*5, John Smolcn. and HoWarth gave One of the twins born to the Hank "I forgot only one thing when the home team a 38-31 lead vvhich COTTON WOODP minor leamie season and Don Bud- I got up Tuesday morning." Con H erb SYnith 139-343. Hank WiiiHe din will be out of service to try Aarona died yesterday. . . . Harry turned out to be insurmountable BY RAY LOTTO Little Sandy arrived home from nors said. "I forgot to bring an 133-337, John Sim mons 126-140-377, imartneaa—a and regain the shortstop post from Lyon. 61. Baaaick High baaketbail Kftrmiiiftnn (13) spread iwllar srhool completely out of breath. apple to the teacher." Bill Adamy 138, Lanky Waickowski P OUR BETS ARE Billj. ICIaiis The la tte r is a hustler coach and director of atKletics, 126-lf»-.377, Jim M artin 129-366, B. V Pli piecg of imhioh, cuffa'that'cdi A S SA F E A S . His father asked him what waa died yesterday in a Bridgeport 'rhe crowd paid a groas of ll*.- 2 Lf'Bipur ...... fi 5-10 i MONEY IN TH' ; the matter. but he'll lose more games than 986 and a "net" of |10,356 to at Russ Tomlinson I3f, Al Wilhelm H .... 1 bins thp drtsblnaas o f Freineh ciii BANK,'’ na’ll win tyith his defensive play. Hospital. He won two New Eng 133-348, Bucky Dietz 132-377, Walt 4 f . 0 « ...... 3 r-s wiUi the convenience of ' re^I Sandy (proudly 1 —1 ran all the land titles. . . . Richmond Univer tend the bout which was not tele 0 Smith,...... i ...... 0 0-0 cuffs. ! way home behind a streetcar and Buddin showed promise before an cast or broadcast. Suchy 125-126-351,'J ir r v Smith 125- 6 Smolcn C ...... 3 (MJ swering tTncle Sam's call but he sity. which Includes Alan (3ole of 347, BUI Pagan! Jr. 137-340, Irv 2 TlUey. c I saved a nickel. In a companion 10-rounder, Bar * 4 ( 1 0 has yet to establish himself. Manchester, lost an overtime 76-74 RusconI 134-335, Joe Tw-aronite 134- 1 Tong, c I Father Not bad. my boy- not verdict tq West Virginia last nigiit ry Alli.son of Springfield retained 0 payttre. 6 ' bad I But why didn't you run Sammy White is a sound and his New England middleweight 354. BUI M cKinney 134-5139, Pete - in a battle betw een two Bouthern Aceto 131-368, Smokie Smoluk 127- H Tmais I home behind a taxi and save a tested catcher b'lt he can't hit (Conference powerhouses. Tlip Iqss title by weathering a late barrage 6-16 42 ^f'KkTCHlNG THE BONUS I 360, Andy I-amoureau.\ 132-340 and korifYilic (38) ' q u arter? The mound corps, led by Tom was the first for Richmond in six for a draw With Tony VeranFs. IT BABIES TUNING UP FOR Brewer and Frank Sullivan, is not Boston welterweight undefeated in Steve Usiezka 340. ! r Cruos. f ...... pm es. . . . Once again one of. fhe 0 sOocka. f ...... THE CHRISTMAS WW-OFF i Love In marriage would he the too strong, at least not strong 27 pro outings. Allison weighed The league will cease au »>b»UU- IDE w h it e i best small college quintets in New ties until Monday night, Jan. 6 . 0 NViderw f'rfrr. f "ThtA/u. a> eu '/ cauai/alla, realiTalion of a beautiful dream, if enough fo battle ' the Yankees England is Brandeis Univeritt.v. 150, Vgranis 146. 2 Bradley. / — 5 ^ marriage were not too often the White Sox. etc. to the wire After ft Thif^bauit. c ... f2 lg ttir HiwfSABtt ivaBKAfi S'lJACHAOiS-r, TAUMnA. • • f Wo m f Y’8 f.pAHi!*: 0 J 6bna^ow^ c ... end of it. A. K err. Brewer and Sullivan. Boston has Becaii.se some of the members Stani" 1 Kujiferachmld. c SHIRTS little, or np consistency to say the "•and Inga „ . I 4 Dohfrly. g ...... s of his squad attended the dance least. Willard Nixon can beat the Pet. I 1 Plank. * ...... last Friday night, basketball men Walnut Restaurant .778 I 3 Janion. a ...... Yanks but other clubs beat his 112-18 BUGS BUNNY tor Elgin ZstursH.v at Manchea- 7 White Glass ...... 867 2 Lrit'rilr'nli. a .. brains qut. The club aorply. Iac)(s a ter H ip called a special practice ^ @ C C=[IR)(g Ed's Atlantic ...... ^ Cari-r. t .. .V.... B U Z S A W Y E R ISbfT TV€ southpaw now that Mel Parnell la BY ROY CRANE THE AIR IS f i l l e d CAN VeXJ SPARE A DIME at 7 o clock lasL Saturday morn Fletcher Glaaa •.. •. . . . Is 39 .444 14 Totals 17 4-lS 21 YU LE WITH a X iO W IL L FOR A 4AUCER O' •elllng automobilea In New Or ing. Perhaps the stiff niov* paid r*SLeg9 nBc Hobbv Shoppe ...... 13 33 .361 Score St hsK 18-16 Farniinaiori. S E A S O N leans. Frank Baumann is being Jon.D i'a ...... HMM!.. HO LONGER BECAUSE GOOD. THEN YOUR AND I A N D THE SPIRIT i^ ^ A R M m i l k . SIRE T off for the Injilans upset Windham . .. . 10 26 .278 After a driving layup by Doher groomed af the big aputhpaw. He A MENACE TO THE US'S FIRED SAWYER'S Mis s io n h e r e ! > A N OF S / I W iA S / last night in their first test. . . All H P A Q I E Second place White Glass ty 188-331. Farmington began to too. has been disappointing. l>eo lings FREE WORLO... . E V m REP IS completed, fox . YOU'LL ! CXCITINC AH three Recreation .hu'ildings - East Niandii blanked Fietphei Glass t-0 last go into a stall. The Indian* were Klely had a great season in the Pa WELDON N M N ai WHY ARE YOU SO Y N HIS OUT- BOTH REPORT AT ONCE TO T IM E OF Side Rec,West Side Rec and Com W L night tq gain one game on league able to kill better than a minute BURK OF T H tS * ^ . FIT. YEAR Y cific (Toast I-eague as a reliefer. He munity A' - will he closed 'I'uesdav St. James' ili 38 22 1633 leading Walnut BMiaufaat------which before • Rockville intercepted the Extra, com fort in tVeldOi) fg js m a a — NAVAL INTELL16EHCE IN where it counts'moat exclusive. Ful- NAPLES FOR REASSIGNMENT could help although when with Bos- and Wednesday the next two St. John's ■ • 37 23 .617 notched a 2-1 decision oyer the ball. The Rams teemed to forget weeks. . .Senior league basketball St. James' l2l 37 23 .617 Hobby Shoppe. In apother’match! that they had to get the ball in '6r- Bak Pajamas . . . deeper plgM in PANViW action tonight a* the high school T/'orth Methodist ( 21'3.5 2.5 '.sb ' third place Ed's Atlantic abaded (ler to score, even at the fxpe?iap coat for freer shoulder action . pew bgck pleat in aest. dteper and usts the Chatterbox against the N orth lyfeliodi.st 11) . . 32 28 .533 J o n ^ ( g 2- 1. of fouling. '' iimm Kelvinators at 7 and Alancheater Communitf Baptist ... 31 2fl .517 i ^nce again several ofIf the women lult "u-aa high mgp for the foom ier. ' He will relax in th e s e won- Trust an(t White Class at g:15; Emanuel Lutheran .... 31 29 .517 fl"« auccess md the list 1th 12 points on s hoops dtrfuUy btf-duty .St, M ary's ...... IS IncfuSed Kay and two free throw's. In addition. * 3 ' % Carter's Center— Congo* X(1 » r1 . . . . %a%j WW | Shirley Vitt- h» totalpif 13 rehqund*. The scn|or apa hsn((aome, fpo- Colorado gprings, Colo. -■ Ray I81S ner 120-112-336, VI M orton 105. Terrazas. 142',. En Paso, outpoint Second Congregational .30 30 .500 „ ino d .T atstter w«8 partici|la'rly strong In WORK CLOTHES ed Don Alderson. 143'j, Cannons- St. Bridget's ...... 30 30 .500 RX.®. Ip®'. Ujp fhlrd period as he repeatedly burg. Pa., 10. South Methodist...... 29 31 .483 j06-l 10. 'Helen'Wilhelm lie. Ella "e^e(| both boards. „ MNTZEN 8W EITERS Staiini 105. Lll M olumpby 111, Harold Johhson, i Emheran ...... 27 33 .450 Thicpault seemed to tire In the E Jantzpn Sportawcar for sport|men-~ For Pt|in(era, Toledo. Ohio- Harold Jo|ihson, Madeline Morley l2l, Edna Hilin- MORl'Y MEEKLE 179. Philadelphia, knocked out»..> Sid OIJ Center Congo.s 12 ) ___ 2$ 34 .433 final quarter however, at Fsrm- C made of fine Imported wools. fu|I ski, 135, R uth O strander 116. Anne Ington came on strong. MICKEY FINN BY DICK CAVALLI Carpcittfrs, Plumbens Peaks, 215, Louisville, 5. Concordia L utheran . . . 22 .38 .367 leroiia body-cut to allow maximum McNeil 109. Alice Beebe l l f , M ary Lesieur was the big gun for the 'reedopi of moyemefit. " BY LANK LEONARD a m / I WASAFRAIO/N, Temple Belh Sholom . . 15 45 .250 E in M cC arthy Am y PIrkey 108, what CUD I YOU'D CATtH klaifh results: St. Bridget’s 4. Indians, doing most Of the shoot Pmnkin mj-YOUABOor Anne Twerdy 110 and Marge ing and most of the scoring. Only S T 9 5 THESe U 'Zion Lutheran 0: St. Jame? (2) 4. Holmes 106. CHA8M0 CARS?, Center Congregational (2) 0; St, 5-9, and a Junior, L esieur scored on / G p Stags The Finest ...... John’s 3, North Methodist tll l; MiNHMI'S Community Baptist 3. Emanuel Lutheran 1: St. James' (1)3, Con- WINTER JACKETS AS *10” rordia Lutheran 1 ; Second Cqngre- M Winter .lacketa in an a’aaortineijt of ■HQW N WvjAvjAX" jgational 3. St. Mary's 1: North PliTOHffl flUM W. gabardinea. nylona and wools. ' Car' ; M ethodist (21 3. Tem ple Beth 1; b-7879 C costa in plain color* tweeds and South Methodist 2, Center Congre 188 WEST middle TuttN'FiKF : %NRRiRpqHP' ]■ plaids. gational (1)2. S«/eef... Noteworthy scores: Stan Opa- ______OOBN'EB DURANT ST. lach. 126, Bill M cCarthy 126-129- l^p N i l 9 I 9 T S ! 131—386. Ted Law rence 125, Nun- 9 I Q M A 9 9 0 ; zio Liippac'chino 125-157—395, 6«nci/i?o f Aeotro ; G erry Chappell 12'8-- 365, F red Me/ SPORT SHIRTS i Curry 347, Andv Anderson 350, Tony Yaepop 35p and Sian Grzyb DONEiSAI- sa n d y MacDONA^P 365. 'This league will be idle over These sport shirts have a talent for looking their CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER |he holidays and r.eaumes action Copper Backed Mirrors Wherever they, go. ------Men of,.l Sit u « ea es treasure Irchaure'Uie them f(jr thetr MR. ABERNATHY pn Tuesday, Jao- 7. «aayly goinggw n comfort...... Expert tailoring in gv^ery BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK RIDfJKWAY EVERYTHIUS IS w A sir WtN He SIEB couniseDi i SOWDNe M5FAMLY Hi FOR; FfREPUCE WA(.L - DOOR o o n t worry; KeWMICK A you KNEwr SNAP Our Weaaer Streak Ends THIS IS A WORD-ASSOCIATION AlVR.AaetNATHV; CAR. WRECK-A lEVEI^ED fir DISIONED ) PyiUtS OPMAN. IN STOCK t e s t . I SAY A WORD, AND YOU t h e r e 's not Hsrtfprd, Pep. 18 UP) Tke last TELL ME what IT A*AScES A THING school to beat the Weaver Hi** i 24"x3#"—ie"»4r ) YOU THINK OF. WRONG School bai^etball team before it P E N P L I T O N wept on a 25-game winning strfak has ended that Strtsk. Norwich 5 Year Guor^nfee W OQL SHIRTS n ig h t ?) 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