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‘ iS. VOL. LXXVI, NO. 57 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGE&-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 195fi (Ciassllletf Adwerttttaf oa tt ) PRICE n V E CENTS Eden Plans T o Resume, u.s. Red Threats Face Music London, Dec. 5 (JP)—Prime Minister Eden’s chief deputy, R. A. Butler, told the House of Commons today the reins of the British government : — will be “handed back” to Eden immediately op his return from his Jamaican rest cure. B\itler'« itatement.' however, did Ike Readies Cites Tanks nothing to Icseen apreulation that Eden soon may be forced to re- •iRU. .< ■ < ~ ; Butler said Eden, ‘‘would wish As;Ekirrier to face the music” — a ‘reference to the controversy racing in Brit ain oyer his Sues invasion /policies. ifugees’ At Legation Vote Due Tonight The House votes tonight on a Augusta, G«., Dec. 6 (/P)— confidence motion which, if not Washington, Dec. 6 (A*j— carried, could force Eden's cabinet President Eisenhower’s head The United States bitterly to quit. The government is expect quarters today announced protested to Russia today ed to win on' the confidence mo plans for a massive air-and- against the use of Soviet tion, but Britain's bifc newspapers sea-lift of Hungarian refu split apout evenly on E d e n’s military foj-ce against “help chances of ..continuing to hold his gees to this country. less civilians” in Hungary. Job. L. J. Brantley, with' hand over face, is taken into custody by James C. Hagerty. White House The protest vvas based directly Three nationally distributed dal special U. S. Marshal Kstel Wrinkle in connection with violence press secretary, said that of the on a report that a Une of Russian lies said Eden is finished and will in Clinton, Tend. Brantley, 50 and unemployed, was one of 18 total of 21.500 refugees to be given tanks drew up on the sidewalk in have to make wav for another charged with contempt of court. (AP Wlrephoto). asylum in the United States, the front of the IJ.S. legation in Buda conservative prime minister to Air Force and th* Navy will pro pest with guns turned on Hungar give the party a new lease on po vide transportation for 15,000. ian demonstrators and thereby The remaining 6,500 will be prevented their approaching the litical life. brought here by an inter-govern Three other papers thought I mental committee on European i building. > Eden would hold on. One said ma.v 1 6 in Race Violence migration which has been in the - Russia was told this "unwar be co'uld. and another- the Times I picture from the start. . ranted Soviet military action" of London — Voiced ho opinion. . Referring to the Air Force- and ; constituted interference with • the As Commons went into the clos Navy operation planned, Hagerty i working of the U.S.. diplomatic ing round of debate on the Suez said: mission. The United States sharp- , Invasion, the conservatives closed To FacÛ.S.* Judge "We believe this will be the ' ly pointed out that the mission is ranks in preparation for the vote largest such operation in peace accredited ^Hungary, not the of confidence on the wisdom of time hlitory.’' Soviet Union. the military venture afid the cur ' CLINTON school teachers today -“to coordi The White. House said most of Robert Murphy, deputy under rent withdrawal from the Suez Clinton. Tenn.. Dee. ,f — nate the efforts of the faculty and the airlift will be by Air Force and ... .For a Retd Job, a Roaring Well Done secretary of state, made the pro Canal zone. At lenst tw» more persons were the board with the federal and Navy aircraft through the test to Sergei R. Striganov, rank local authorities for the orderly Manchester High School Principal Edaon M. Bailey extends a hand to Mrs. Bailey to ahow her ing Russian diplomat here now. A dozen or so Con.servatives arrested today In the Clinton Military Air ■ Transportation a wall barometer presented to him last night by fellow KIwanians during the annual'Ladies' Night were expected to abstain in the High School racial disorders and reopening of the school." Service. The ocean-lift will be by Murphy demanded that Striganov voting, in silent disapproval of there w^re persistent reports The school admitted 12 Negroes U.S. Navy' Military Transporta program at Manchester Country Club. Applauding is Thomas McPartland who'wrote a humorous transmit the' U.S. denunciation to the withdraval without insuring here that “ they have a.lot more among 800 white pupils Aug. 27 tion Service. Script, "Thli Is Your Life, Ed Bailey." The program honored Bailey for hia outstanding contribu Moscow "immediately." Striganov tions to education in Manchester and for his work in connection with the new high school. (Herald said he would do ao. international control of the canal. names” on the list. So far. 18 under Taylor s orders after five About 10.000 Hungarian ref Photo by Walter Ferguson). With the government’s over - all have been taken Into custody, years of litigation. Re.«ultlng dis- ugees from Soviet o'ppression will - Lincoln White, State Depart majority at .IB votes, a minor re Including two women. orders during the first week come to the United States aboard ment pjceA officer who announced bellion would not force it to re . brought in National Guardsmen government planes and about '5.000 the acUon, said Murphy advised sign. Clinton. Tenn., Dec. 6 f/Pi—Ten Sej^. 2. will travel by ship. Hagerty said. Striganov that "we are deeply con rrlticlsm MoiinlH , ■ The other five who were ar- "The airlift will begin within Vagrant Held cerned by Soviet military acUq|i ‘ more of the 16 persons accused in r.j^ned along with Till last night Rival Demonstrations Hungary." . But criticisni was rising In the the next few daya at the rate of ■ % Conservative ranks against Eden; racial violence which closed inte- were: Lawrence J. Brantley, un 200 a day," a White House state For Query on This concern, MurphyjMffd, Is re resting in Jamaica from 'severe grated ainton. High School Tues- employed former grocer; the Rev, ment said. flected also in tha aetloRs of the overstrain' and due back In about day faced a federal Judge today as | "T ' ‘The number will be progressive Stage Budapest Battle great maJorlLsrof nations In 10 days. Some influential Con- officials made, plans to reopen the i (Continued on Page Six) ly increased by about 100 a day Triple Slaying the United Nittfoaa. serv'atives were saying the Prime i school. . until it reachea .500 a day. This irsbie S itn a t^ Minister vi-ould be under heavy' 'U.S. DIst. Judge Robert L. Tay should make possible the move-- ■ Budapest, Dec. 6 ( ^ —J»ro-gov-'>brought in people whom they had MiupKy Bald the tank deploy- pressure to resign .soon after he lor of nearby Knoxville issued ment out of Austria of most of San Diego, Calif. Dec. 6 UP)— eminent and Nationalist demon- arrested, as well aa the wounded. Mfiitt in front of the U.S. legation the refugees who are coming by A SQ-year-old vagrant *who says ht he considered an incident gets back, making way for another criminal contempt warrants for 140 Apartheid str'ators clashed in Budapest today i .Hh Conservative to take over without the 18 yesterday, charging them air by about the end of the year or he is subject to blackout spells is J . •’ arrived and a wounded "minor ^ itselT' but one which a- general election the party >11111 with violation of a”court order for ahorUy thereafter." ____' being held by polffeer'for question and eyewitnesses saW-iat least two brought out of the coffNîise, neverUmess reflected "the deplor time might-lose. ^ ■ bidding. interference with integra 'Foes Arrested The «cean transportation will Be men were killed and sev^sj were ! the crowd dashed to "^ttSe ambu- able situation in Hungary.” provided hy three Navy shipi sub ing in the killing of three Chicago The State Department was. In Eden's continuing in office was tion of the school. -T O k f t f schoolboys in October 1955. wounded. j lance, surrounded J i ^ n d tUd not opposed for a variety of reasons Fifteen of them—14 men and one I W| A ject to approval of the West Ger- The questioning of Richard Fred The clash started when a group move oij,-'They pointed to formed of the affair by the lega hy varring groups in 'his own par-1 wom'an-^were In Jail at Knoxville rm.g.1. men g< government. They will sail Ebert veered suddenly last night of about lOD demonstrators siding western ct d^ndents and shout- tion, which is under the direction ty. Some thought-he should not l within a few hours. The 16th, an-1 ------, from B-emerhaven for New York. from routine queries about '..is va with Premier Janos Kadar and = of U.S. Minister Edward T. Wales. have ordered the invasion o f. The first of/the ships will arrive Wales was in the legation at the other woman, was picked up'this | Johannesburg. South Africa, grancy arrest to the ahcKklr.g tri carrying red flags met another [ 'whsl they've done.' lime. Egypt, or should not have ke{>t the | ple slaying when he kept repeat- rouplup .of Ebout the same size b e a r - clash occurred during an United States In the dark about i Currie"^' Jhr WM H«te*d"'ImoS ^ ’ government today , Yorir' betw'en Ir.-g "that time I was in the woods ing NationalistNa flagson Budapest^ 'hour of silence. between,J and 2 White, in reporting on Murphy's his plans. One fraction of die- i toosTâting $ro!Soo ^ n d êo. M. The aecond will . . ." reported. Det. M. E. Branden- Sreat boulevard shortly aft^rrSon. p.m., which had been called by un protest to Striganov, said: hards was bitter at the pullout j repatlonlRt John KaRpei*, who w as, priion fort here for a treason In- berger. The nationalists tried, to wrest "On Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving President Naa.ser in con-1 sentenced by Taylor to a year In | quiry pointed at foes of South (Continued on Page Six) Asked what he meant, Ebert the red flag from tl^tihnda of the (Continued on Page Twenty-three) there were peaceful dedionatra- trol of both Egypt and the canal. ' prison for violating .the same In- Africa'.s racial .Segregation poli- added: "The three boys in the Communists a n ^ ti general fist I tions'of Hungarian civilians, most- Many were concerned over the Junction, ...... last August.------■ (ties. v.'ooda. it was terrible the way fight got un^w way. in front of various legations in rift with the United States and Kiisper has appealed. Tliose arresteo in a countrywide they were killed.” Brandenberger TTie (Jojuihunists were escorted Budapest, Including the American the economic crislit ahead. .Six oP the prisonera, including sweep included white.a, Africans, Police Hunting said. proteîv’ely by Russian armored Air Base Pact Legation. That legation, Mr. Mur Butler was the likeliest man to W. H. 'Till, chairman of the pro Indians, and persons of mixed Brandenberger said that when c^ s: Some unidentified person phy emphasized is on Hungarian become prime minister should s'.•rregatiori V/hite Citizens Council blood. They face court hearings in he asked Ebert if he killed the (red a pistol and the Russians territory and not Soviet terri here, were arraigned before Judge j country's fir.st peacetime trea- Two Bandits in boys--Robert Peterson. 14, J fired a volley above the heads of Provides U.S. tory. • (('ontlhued on Page Six) ' Taylor la.st night. All denied the ! prosecution Schuessler. 13. and hi.s Ijrother. the demonstrators. "According to the information chsrg'es. Othfr arraignments were They were .swept up in raids at Anton Schuessler Jr., .H —Ebert The whole boulevard was reaching us. the lives and safety postponed until today. various |M>inta on bodler opposing Fairfield Area said! "1 don't know.” He told of emptied in a minute. Russian tanks Aid for Iceland of these demonstrators were en There also was a report that racisl segregation (apartheid) and ficers he had been an inmate in and armored cars rumbled up and dangered ■ by the intervention of mental Institutions at Elgin, III., Hartford .Man steps have been taken to see if;®*' Leftist groups. Most of them Fairfield. Dec. 6 oPi—Police con down the street, apparently to By JOHN N. HIGHTOWER tanks of the Soviet Army. Not ball can be revoked for John Kaa- I were flown to Johannesburg by tinued the hunt, today for two and Camarillo, (Jalif. frighten residents of the city.' only did the tanks threaten the per. 26, who hga appealed Taylor's militar.v airlift. firmed bandiu they believed they Ebert was identified as'a formez Members of the Hungarian' offi Washington, Dec. 6 'bR—The demonstrators hilt it is reported Seized, Tagged one-year sentence on a similar A preliminary hearing for some had trapped in Fairfield's fashion metal worker and gardner from cer corps stood at the corners with United 'States .-and Iceland have charge In previous disorders at of those arrested was recessed, able Greenfield Hill section. Aurora. 111., 40 miles southwe.st of tommyguna ready for action. reaped complete agreement on (CoatlBued on Fage Twenty-three) school opening last August: until Dec. 19. The prisoners were The police said they think they Cfliicagp. They said a sniper was. shoot continued American operation of ^Night Sniper’ Ma.v Reply Monda.v held without bail. had cut off .any escape route the Although Cflricago police have ing from a window, but they could- The strategic air base at Keflavik. The Anderson County' School Details of the treason charges pair could have taken out. The questioned thousands of persons not And him.. halfwa.v between Moscow and Hartford, Dec. 6J.p>—A 40-year- Board, » hich had ordered ' the were not disclosed. But Foreign jjandits fled into the aiimptuous since the slaying mo: e ' than 13 Farther down the boulevard, to Washington. ' old restaurant worker, who police school closed Tuesday “until fur Minister Eric. H. Louw told r«<' residential section last night after months ago. they said they had no ward the Danube and on Marx Under the agreement, which is say is the nocturnal sniper that ther notice," decided after the 15 porters at U.N. headquarters in slugging/s liquor, store proprietor information about Ebert, and had Square the crowd refused to dis expected to be announced soon, the Bulletins has been terrorizing south-end arrests last nfght to reopen the New York that "persohs who are with a pistol butt and robbing him no real Hues to the killer or killers. perse and packed the sidewalks in U.S. government is expected to residents. Was arresteirl early this school next Monday if possible. well known Communists had car of 9175. . , Brandeflberger said Ebert, was a challenging mood. ' provide economic assistance to the front the AP Wires morning. The. cloaing followed a aeries ried on subversive, activities" in Harry Pollock was knocked put picked up on a vagrancy charge Against General .strike island republic whose government The suspect, who told police he of increasingly numerous racial connection with the racial situa by 'A blow in the head after the last night. Earlier, \vorkeni had struck fares a prospective 930 million had been "hifaring voices over a incidents climaxed Tuesday by the tion. ' men—both young looking — en- Newspaper flies show that'.cjhi- spontaneously in several Budapest deficit. - POUSH UPRISINGS FLARE ''loud .speaker," is James Monroe, beating of a Baptist minister, the Brig. H. J. du Plooy, chief qf the Hred hia Post Rd. liquor store. cago police said the principal clue factories in protest against the - Coat 919 Million Yearly Vienna, Austria, Dec. 6 IP) — 40. Rev.Paul Turner, s^ter he had es criminal investigation department, The bandits, seen making a get in the case was the discovery of rough handling ot demonstrators inforitiants said TJis understand Mbiib draionatratlona recently He was found in hia third floor corted six Negro pupils to school 'said more arrests might be made. away from the store by police, bits of heat reststaht stainless yesterday by Soviet troops and ing provides ^for quiOk resumption took place In the Pollali city of room after re.sidents of the Frank past Jeering bystanders. were .chased into the Gr.eenfleld Hungarian police. The Budapest of work on expansion of\the Kefla- Lodz where squatters temporari lin Ave.-Roosevelt St. area were The board called a. meeting wiyi (Contlnned on Page Threp) Hill Section — famous for its (Continued on Page Seven)' -Workers Council had advised rik base, P project costing shout ly occupied a half-flalelied civic startled for the fifth time in less abundance of dogwood trees. against a general strike. 912 million a year. , houalng project, saW the news than tw'o weeks by gunshots. ' . Police from Westoort Joined the Eyewitnesses said the two killed Work was interrupted aeyeral paper' Dzlennik Lodzkt received , A search of the room turned up State Police and Fs'irfleld Police in' toda.v's melee \vere Hungarian months ago arter the government here today. ' a J8 revolver, still smelling of What S^t Dock Blast? in tha manhunt. The ares is near Nationhllata but could '.not say of Iceland notified the United burned powder and a bag contain the Westport town line., It is a w'ho shot them, R)issians or Hun âtes and the North Atlantic OOURt REJECTS NAACP BID ing 21 live cartridges • residential section. News Tidbits, garians. Treaty (NATQl Council that it —Montgomery, Ala,, Dee, • IP) , Monroe told police that the Pollock told: police the pair en The Red flag, bom.e by the prp- 'wanted U.S. troops ^withdrawn ancl —^The .Alabama Supreme Court ' voices he had heaM were iBoae of tered his store shortly after 8 p.m. CuU9d from AP Wires Kadar demonstrators disappear^ the base put .in standby condition refused for a second time today women, who threatened to kill him. Simsliiiry Firm Denies He said they looked so young .he in the turmoil. with Iceland—which has no mili to Interfere (Wlh a fllW.OOO fine HO. said these voices kept him was shout to ask them whether Six Russian tanks clustered tary for.ce,--taking responsibility levied against the National awake nights. they were -old' enough to biiy Pilot escapes serious injury as around the .center of Marx for its maintenance. Atout 4.Q00 Assn, for the Advancement of The suspect, aatd Det. (Japt. Jo llqiior when they whipf>ed out engine fsilufe sends Air Force Jet Square, which was Ailed with Hun men make up the U.S. milUary Colored People lor contempt of seph P. McDoifald. has admitted Fuses Illegally^Shipped guns and ordered him to lie on the trqiner plummeting into residen garian policemen and |nembers of force. court. - "some of the shootings" that have floor. tial district In suburban . Ingle the officers corps,. but .h. Russian Another feature of the agree occurred in the neighborhood. But Pollock said he turned to get | wood, Ca)if.. and sets two houses colonel was obviously-In command. ment worked out in negotiations ; RIBSEL TES'nMONY ENDS police aald his statements have New York. Dec. 6 oP)—A Gbnnec-s pounds of explosive material may down on the floor when one of afire and damages a third . but In Netv York, 'Dec. 6 (Ah—The ticut firm says almort seven tons be stored .Jiere without notification They used a small coffee house been Irrational. the bandits slugged him with a jures no residents... Young mafi as a temporary prison and (Continued on Page Seven) ease of three men charged with Captain McDonald credited the of detonating fuses—which some to the fire department. pistol b u tt Police said that the being questioned about liquor store Hays Bhlpments Baancd conspiracy In the acid blinding exhaustive leg work of 'detectives officials contend may have caused b a n d ll's gun wertt off as he shooting fatally w o u n d s high- of' labor columnist Victor Rtcsrl and patrolmen with finally (lustiing the terrific blast during a Brook Robert W,' Wltliers., a top lire, slugged Pollock, but the bullet ranking police officer and dies un department 'OlBcial, says such \vn<* given to n Federal Court the accused gunman out of his lyn pier fire—were shipped “ in went Ihrohgh the ceiUng. der police gunfire in Indianapolis, Juiy today. Judge Willla^n B. room. strict conformity with all regula- fuses constitute a high explosive Pollock, after regaining con rnd. Herlands completed an hour nnd Police rushed to the neighbor tory requirements." ot a typs banned from shipment sciousness. thought he had been Meh who sponsored and devel AlliesReject U.S. Plan n quarter cluirge at 12t45 p.m„ hood shortly after 5:12 a.m. Joday, The blaze aiid explosion last here eight years ago.. shot. Hs was bleeding from a head oped B52 bomber ntvardrd Collier directed the jury -to go to lunch Ic'ondav killed 10 persona, injured Cavsnsgh , declined to say de- Trophy hy National Aeronautic (Continued on Pnge Seven) 246 and caused damage estimated finitely that toe fuaea caused the •mM to begin Ita drllberatlens at (Omtiilwd oa Page lluee) A ssn... Air Force shifting five 3 p.m. by city officials at 915,000.000, A ' blast on the Luckenbhch Stesm- wings of its reserve forces from T<^ Bolster NA TO Ties probe of the dUaster continues— »hlp Une Her. But he said experts tacUral to troop carrier assign FUSES FOUND ON PIER Chou Suppprls U.Sj' including the cause of the flr9. I had told him the amount on the ments "in keeping with the pro Washington, Dec.'6 (P)—Diplo-ôf military plans for the . next 12 New York. Dec. 9 (.Tt—Flre- The Ensign Bickford Co., Sima- ptw could have caused It. West Says l^yiet gram to meet continuing airlift mats disclosed today a U.S. plan months. In keeping with the atomic mrn 'reported today they bad bury. Conn,, said last night It .Ellsworth said The fuses would capability requirements'." « to strengthen Atlantic alliance age trend oJ placing more reliance found quantities of anomunlUon Position on Egypt shipped 1.950 cases of "primacord" be explosive only when set off hy Irish scientist estimates age of unity by creating a NATO super- an "outside- force.” adding: '“If On Security Alert on modem weaponf' than on onan- and detonating fuses on New fuses to its WestO>as'. distributor. earth at about S'/i biillpn years colinciL has been brushed aside by power, sonie troop .rimming might York City piers. The cheek-iRi.' Madraa India, Dec. 6HA5-:-Pre- Stoughton S. Ellsworth,, a com acetylene gaa blew, it could be set and that of universe at no liiore America's Ekiropean allies. off " ' . ' Berlin, Dec. 6 Western be recommended. . Into poaalhiy hnsnrdona cnrgaN mier Chou En-lai of Gommuniat pany vice president, said “prima officials today viewed - Russia's than six blinon years... Announce Aa a consequence, th'ey said, the The other point will be'a. round situs prompted by n fatal fire'and China today endorsed'the position cord'’ Is designated by the Inter Seven drums of carbide were ment that Chirter L. Burgess will ' found In the middle of the 1.700- clampdown on Allied road and raU idea firs) proposed by Secretary robin discussion of 'World events, explosion on q Brnoklyn pirr. taken by the United States in the state (Commerce Commiaion aii a traffic in and out of West Berlin be new president of Trans Worl'd of State Dqêa at Paris last May—. , including the British-French-Is- Monday. U.N. debate on the Egyptian con class C or mihlnum hassrd explo- foot'pier, biggett in New York Airlines ' stirs speculation over harbor, the night of the fire. Car as part of ,a general security Wiert ia beihg abandoned by the United! raell acHon )n Egypt. Russia's use flict. He described it- as ‘‘correct." sive,^He said the fus4 also haa I ^ n throughout the Soviet ' satellite what salaiy it took to lure him States, at .{east for the time being."' of force in:: Hungary, and the ever- KIDNAP TEHTOIONr BNIM but then said be was ."more con approved' by 'tbs Federal Bureau bide mixed with - water createa from hili Pentagon Jqb. acetylene gaa which explodes empire. Dullss' suggestion was Ignored present issue of German reunifica Mlaeoln. N. Y.. Dec. 9 cerned" about two other qpesUons of Aenonautica for shipment,: via Thtf Kremlin's nervousness ovef Group of .leading churchmen ask by a 3-member committee which tion. • - Testimony ended tndny in' the of American policy in the 'Middle under contained condlCiona. air freight.' Tolerance of the "prima'cqrd" pouibis spread hf independence President .Eisenhower to free 91 has just completed, a repoVt recom Possible reorganisation of NATO numth-nld trial af Ai^pla L»q- JCiily Fire Commiasioii Edward F. fuse,, used, in commercial demoli fever from Hungary and Ppland JapMM^^ war crinm-priapners re mending charigea in the North At into something more than a 'mlli^ Marcn for the July 4 Jildaap^ "Is the United ^States' trying to Cavanagh Jr., however, said y«a« tion work, was said to be .980 de appeared behind demands for the ported' still held'"in T>rison'by lantic Treaty Organlza'ti on, tary alliance has bMn under study •laying of tS-day-Md ilM9f take over British and French poei- terdav that shipments of such a grees centigrade (500 degrees fahr- right to starch AUisd trucks and United States,. .Second profesapr (NATO*. Its rejwrt. Which, is un since' last May by the comnflttM. WetoinrgW. Tha trial arna.nii tions In Egypt and does the United quantlty of this niateHal was of a enheit). trgina fog hiddlin persona. resigns In growing revolt against derstood to contain no recommen Jta thiN members, dubbed the jN raed uaUl la a m leawwwr.' .Statea still support the British and : azardoua character." The fuaea had been consigned to Soviet Army ^ a rd s forced a government control, at Ankara dations for radical departures from "Three Wise Men,", are Poreign Judge Mafia Ptttpal told the aM*. ■ , French Idea of International con Cavanagh also said the bill of the Coast Manufacturing Co,, Tm- U.S. Army truck convoy outward University'a School of Political the present NATO se)-up, will be Minister .Lester 'B. Pearson of asale Jary that UMy wauM aa*:... trol of the Suez CJsnsl?” Chou lading was not marked'"exploaive” vemo, CUUif. bound from Communist-encircled Srieneea training ground for prq- studied a f the NAID .foreign min Canada, Gaetano Jjartlno of Italy eehre the asked. and carrleil only the warning 'nia bill of la d l^ on tha ahip- West Berlin jrasterday to abandon ap'eetlv# 'members of Turkish gov isters’ sessio- in Paris early next and Hatvard Lfhga-otiNorway. afterl sign, "store aWay from hast." Ht ernment administrative and dlplo- weak- (Oonthsoeb on JTaca Aix) added that not mors than 1,000 « M Fage M * ) (Om UmmS M Paf« Ti n ) maUc aervicta. >. ' The first la a gsiicral diacuatiata « Ml Pace TIvM)

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Bun, Post,' Long Island Press and boolili a' good aourea «r book ra« were any other such' cargoes, on 8aSB ]l^diatorg Seek" I/png Island, Star'Journal. COUJtfTBY and W ESTERN RockvUle-V ernon vlowa, ate. hand. It was leained that a fire Ribicoff Urges Correction j l 40 Apartheid Police Hm itm g What Set Back Blast ? ’ -' V. - '-r/ 1116 deliverers*'pay noW ranges MUSICAL'SHOW Tho girls, Along wltb galfdag - — ■ ^ ■— • ? ■ ;. officer was dispatched ^to check a AlliesR^ject U.S. Plan Laws to Cut The general manager Tues Balk Gotham from $ 93.47 to $97.02 a week, not FEAtUEIN O , mors knowlsdga coBctrning bo^M NOTICE report that other, "detonating counting overtime. and bookmaklng, weirs abla to usa day night was authorizsd to SMILIN' JIM'S School U hit Rescinds Action F o e s A r r e s t e d \ Tw o Bandits in caps” were .being stored on an Ea.st It was reported that there is no aoma of tlila &aetAd activity to RiveB-pier in Manhattan. Traffic Deathst accept warrantee deeds for land Paper Walkout Immediate strike threat by the W E S T E R N c a r a v a n ward their badge w6rk. - The Vet^nery Offiee Simsjbiûry Firm Denies Cavanagh asserted yesterday at E.' Middle Tpke. and Brook To B o l ^ N A TO Ties other unions because their interna On Dental Hygiene Program In South Africia J I I * I ■ that quick'action Would be taken field St., not Broad' 8t.. aa re M odem , Square, Rock '’n Roll Fairfidd Area ' Chicago, Dec. 6 <.D--Gov. Abra ; New'York. Dec. 6 —Media tional unions would have to be (OoaUBR84;tr«)aa pRga Ora) A t a racant mewtlng of Baolor against anyone who violated de ported In yesterday's Herald. and Novelty Dancing •W . of Dr. Allen Leventhel, ham Ribicoff of Connecticut today Tlie land, Is needed in connec tion* talks continue 'today in an consulted before strike plana could T r o o p 1 Mrs. Oraca MooM and Fnses Illegally Shipped partment regutations by shipping ba msdq. Ths deliverers, union is R ockville, Dec. 6 fSpiriali-T-Re-r A xtudv committee will be ap- fContlnued from Page One) (ContlBued from Page One) said ’irhe fu8es nri uneU tp set off TJ}T into action. ,and its lifelines to West Germany dispute over wages and fringe ben- Johannesburg!* Wsiterkloof Air NATO countries, get together fre- f«irwemther, Mrs. Bess Thomson, and the patrolman saw the ban-' spokesman said "Cordeau" was the ■ In a 4 t o 3 vote, the Board nulli- slons, at a cost of $37.50 per night, Station, alt po-sonnel at the field quehtly. Matthew's and Mrs. their pins told w hat they had to and other cxplosiyes in quanying, He made the prediction in a consist of the superhlghwsy, one eflts. Manchester Auxiliary Police dlta run from the store an(j 'speed do to cover the rw pilram ents, after well digging and general blasting. commercial . designation Jor the Washington, Dec. 6 (/Pi — An prepared address at a meeting of railroad and three air corridors. William Mapel, preeident of the fled the action taken last month. Ramsdcll pointed out this.laJiaU not («)iH!crned with .the airlift was These officials' would seek to i **^8**'*i'Kotke. will hold their third annual ban The vote to rescind followed disrus. the regular price charged by the off in e car. They gave chase and w hich the' pine w are prasanted by Offioial and piofeSslonal manuals fuses, and that the company's 'advocate of lower liquor taxes the General Assembly of States, Russia guaranteed the western Publishers Assn, of New York oi-jjefcd off the -runway. No one achieve greater solidarity in the' '—^------quet and Christmas party Monday Sion of the Board's legal light to State. Janitorial aei-vice will be got only close enough to notice M rs. M oore and M ra. C^ a, under! differ a.R to the explosive .tharacter; trade name for the product is ! told Congress today the present an organization of state legislators Allies, free access to West Berlin City, said yesterday a strike Wa.s allowed, into or out of the economic, social and cultural fielcl. Pvt. Harold G. Symington. 25, evening at 7 oclock in the Auxil-. provide eervlcea to private achoola. provided, he said, but the srhân .^vltholIt careful scrutiny. The the car’s registration. whose laadarthip last year the' of the fuses. .- ••Primacot’d.” He said :thetwo ; rates create a cla.ss of privileged from throughout thd nation. over these routes after the mas against the papers by the 2,500 de lary Room at Police Headquarters. They' would be able to’ deal' son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. The car waa found later, over-- term's arc synonymous. The question waa raised by Morgan must: provide —"police " —protexrtfon. girls had fulfilled the neceisary t SAY E The niasters Hiindbook. a. ! drinkers and also encourage sive Allied airlift broke the Soviet liverers "may result In suspen planes were pulled halfway into , promptly with tough p o l 111 c a 11 Symington, 180 Autumn St..- has Ribicoff. chairman of the Gov Wives and lady friends o f the Campbell, ' who read the State Ramsdell recommended ,-Kvo pa turned at the entrance to a field requirements. ' ! Du.PpritAidmpany text, describes it Today the fire department or , moonshining and corruption. land blockade imposed in 1948. sion” of publication. hangars, out- of sight, while the t problems like the Middle East, been assigned to the 99th Battal Up to $50 a Yoor O n ernors’ . Conference Highway Safe group will fpe invited guests. Each Statutes affecting achool boards. trolmen be on duty aL^Che games. in Greenfield Hill. ■ The following received t h e ! as ''ll detonating fuse comprising- dered a swift .inspection of all city I Laiiranee H. Eldredge. board Newapaper contracts with seven prisoners tvere transfcrre4 to North African and Cyprus dls- ion Combat Team for duty as per ty Committee, told the lawmakers: Communist uneasiness about the person attending la asked to bring a REGULAR PRICES o The total lniti{rr^.cost Co the Police promptly set up road aw ards:. M ary Anne Aronson, . 'a high explosive core of pcjitaery- piers by . 10 p.m. to see if there I chairman of Penns.vlvania Alcohol "I am here today, as the repre Âllied rail and road traffic has other craft unions also expire to- a small gift either for a lady or The Statutes refer only to public .police vans. - pules. sonnel clerk In. the Personnel Sec blocks and stationed patrolmen at 0:30 MUSIC schools and doea not mention pri school will beJliOO, liam-sdcll said. Brunelle, Beverly Case, Carol Ann | ic Beverage Stiidv inc., asked a sentative of the 4# Governors, to 'beert heightened recently by the nujrrow night. They are the elM- gentleman to be distributed later. A gi'oup of the defendants held The NATO nationa maintain a tion of Headtjuarters and Head strategic points. Residents were Chace, Joiui Frey, Julie H auRh,! fuel on. House tax study subcommittee to vate or parochial arh(xils as being The sch^l'''must install baskets in cells below Johannesburg's permanent council at Paris, but -Frodaet of tho StaRdaid seek your help in saving 10.000 wave of worker and student un Inclana, machinsta, pressman, A special committee, headed by Wa't ofsney’e "SIAM'* and pam'l the necessary line* oh quarters Service Co., Fort Rucker, warned not to answer their doors Judy HilinaW , Valeria Johnson,: recommend reducing the liquor under a school board's jurisdiction. magistrate's court burst into aong members of that group ars fre Ala. OU Compaay of Now Jeraagr lives a year.” • rest sweeping the East German stereotypers, paper handlers and Joseph Cataldi and (Sisrles Rohan, tha^'lloor. during the night. They also were Janet M ortim er, Thnya Parrott. tax from $10.50 per proof gallon puppet state. The East Germans stralghteners, photo - engravers, Last month’s action was passed with “ Africa, come ba(-k to us,’ ’ quently limited in their authority He said the Governors are in is planning the program which will 8; 0fl “ War ..d Peace” when Chairman William Hahn told to lock and take the keys out Karen Peterson. M artha Prentice,! to $6 and rolling back the rales on charge Allied agents have been and printers. "'Âlso. a $25 bond for insurance official air of the African National and their contacts with thefr gov volved in an "unprecedented cru include a turkey dinner with all broke a tie vote. must be presented. Scandia Lodge, No. 23, Qrder of | t*'®**' c**"*- Police theorized the Sandra Starrett. Bonnie W ym An' wine and beer to 1944 levels. sade to reduce this needless, brought in to spur thf' agitation Mapel said the employers have the fixings and a special program Congress. ernments. ■ •' Vasa, will elect officers for the bandits may have been seeking to and Donna Zollo. j Eldredge said in prepared testi offer^ a $9 weekly wage pack 8«t. I p.m. "rhrlMma* Carol" During dlscusaion, Ccurlpbell Use of the armory woi'ild 'con Later yesterday afternoon 52 of The idea of the super council C* shameful losa of life. But the gov v/hlch was touched off by events of Christmas carols. ’ Pla> le—Cortoonj—le asked the Board to reconsider its coming year at its monthly meet-1 ‘ c**"- • mony his organization is non in Poland and Hungary, age _ increase to several craft *Wdr «nd Peace' iw»t naowra aMia tinue? for at least two years, and them appeared for a preliminary was that it might bridge t h e gap ernors can't do the job by them Any member who has not made deciiion on the basis of far-reach possibly three, or until completion ing tonight at 8 o'clock in Orange A t tha m eeting of Senior Troop I partisan and nonprofit.' without ...... selves...... They need...... the...... supportrr - of Western officials deny the i unions, but did. not specify which his reservations should call Capt. hearing in the m-^gistrate's court. between the daily grind of the Hall. Dues for hospital plan. No. 2. SO, Em anuel Initharan Chiirch, direct or indirect interest" in the 8an., “ Vnqnarded Moment" ing implications The question of of 'the new high school, the chalr- their state legislators and of the ' ‘Charges. In any case, they point ones, Milton Hansen or Sgt. Stephen legality waa raised by John G. T al- The first man in the dock was Di-. permaneii't council and the high for the first part of 1957 are now- last w eak Bonnie W ym an of Troop alcoholic beverage industry. aiMyi From DrlJU" -mnn said. *T0jret-tWs-Jofr priea _ ^ various state officials who deal I out it would be foolish to bring The deliverers already have- Dzletinskl as soon as posslble.- cott Jr., who made the motion to' Ronald Prers. national secretary ranking but often ceremonial m e e t - payable. ' Refreshments will be i 1, ono of tha three M anehaatar de Contending liquor taxes are w'ith highway safety and enforce-1 in unauthorized persons on trains authorized their officers to call a The efty has ln,formed Ramsdell of the Textile Workci s Industrial ings of the foreign ministers twice darlEM gallaM or nooto thoARar rescind. that it will provide bleachers.- served following the meeting. legates to the National San(br ‘prepo.sterou.sl,v high." he said they ment. Some of our recommenda- ! *nd truck.s when they could come walkout If agreement is not Coat Increase Blamed Union. Turning to the non-*Europc- each year. Roundup in M ichigan last inim m ar, hefsre yikt waRt daWYety rb < create a class of privileged per-, reached at expiration of the old Speech UesNons Continued an crowd in the public galley, he But although Dulles had made pay'tha driver at tliBa o f (Mhr* tlons can be pul into effect by ad-1 to West Berlin by air. The Rus It wiui pointed out that when told about Aom a'(if h er axpartancaa. sons who can drink, ail they contract. The union haa denrunded Ramsdell was authorized to con the I his proposal publicly and inclu(led EARDY BIRO GETS FISH Troop 22, Highland Park School, ministratlve action. Others can be sians exercise no control over air the dental program was begun, the gave the thumb.5-iip sign o'f please.. .while their law abidding traffic. a '‘substantial" pay raise. 1 tinue special le.ssons to a speech; African National Congress. ! it in the United States question Beckley, W. Va. (A>)'—Thirteen- spent a busy time before Book adopted by the courts. Many oth- city had agreed to pay cost In PATIENTS LIKE KVB8IA . neighbors are subject to a kind of Involved in the deliverers dis handicapped boy until September Among tho.se ariVsted w ere! naire, copies o f which were clrcu- year-old Robert Peters was afraid IVeek______prepailng^ an______excellent book boOPEMTIVE era require legislation. The role of parochial achools, but the arhount Sacram ento, C alif. (JT) — M e n t a l compulsory prohibition." pute are 'the Times, Herald * Tri when il will come up for considera Prof. Zacliariah K. Matthews, | lated among other member gov^ hia mother wouldn’t like his %oing display in the fifth grade room, the state legislatures is of prime FIREU-UP FRATERNITY haa since increased, and the city patients in Russia have govern-' While such economic distinctions bune, “ News. Mirror. Journsl- tion again. fishing at 4:30 a.m., so he tied a Much time and thought went into Importance, because 'any safety ’State College, Miss. (jD — Ah ha* voted not'to pay the costs this African head of Fort. Ha>c Uni.-.! ernments, none of them endorsed m ent pensions and appSRr hi»ttari ' OILOOMPHNY are im-American, Eldredge said, program must have a solid base extra-curricular activity of a dlf American, World-Telegram and The boy is receiving two lessons versit.v College for non-whiles at the idee. And the committee re- ropo around his waist, threw the 1 the project. The books were divid dresaad than the average parson j 881 CENTER STREET year. end out the’’window (uid went to led into grpups of historical novels, the greater dangei' is the growth of statutory authority." | ferent sort has been undertaken Atty. Leo B. Flaherty. Jr. fell a week, at a cost of approximately Alice in Cape Province and a visit- ■ Port does not mention it. on tha ‘ atraats, raportad D r.' sleep. { poems, nursery rhymes, natural Ml 9 -3 7 4 0 of an Illegal liquor Industry "s i Among recommendations of the 1 by Kappa Alpha fraternity at the program should be considered $30 a month, two-thirds 6f which ing piofessor in New York Cityj i^hraim C. Korol after m t w o - dy compafabje to that, which Governors' Conference program j Missiasippi State College, .Texas is the only state which Next morning, his fishing buddy science, etc. There waa also on a* beneficial for all srhool' cW l-i'* reimbursed by yie State In 1953; the Rev. Douglas Chad-! m onth study tour of Russian and existed'under prohibition with 'Its are those for a Uniform vehicle The fraternity haa organized a dren.. Citing a Supreme Court It was pointed out by Ramsdell wick Thompson, British-born! prikluces magnesium, reports a I tugged, on the rope. Robert left | hand assimilated material (n con- Scandanavlan hospitals. Korol te a Lo F O N D at Springs | survey by University of Texas the house without waking anyone, j nectlon wrlth books in general, juch attendapt evils .of an 'underworld code, which would make traffic "Forest Fire Fighting Brigade" decision, be said he felt this .issue that a prcltminarv survey revealed Methodist minister j physician at tha NapA, Calif., scientists. i and the boys caught 20,,fli;h. as different material used to make ■network o f crime, vlolenea..^ and laws similar throughout the to work «ith county fire fighters Is not one of church-state relation- 36 students with speech handicaps, Town near Johannii.sburg, describ State HdspitAI. ’ racketeering." , states; ‘'non-fix traffic tickets"; in combating out-of-control BROTHERS ahip. in that it has nothing to do ranging in Grades I through 8. ed by police a.s a member of the The subcommittee yesterday 'clqser work between states re woods fires in this timber area. with religious thinking.- Dr. Geraldine Garrl.son, State Society for Peace and Filendshlp garding exchange of conviction STEAK HOUSE heard argumenta for a 1-cent Voting to rescind-'were Talcott, Department of Health, ha.s been i "'1th the Soviet Union, the Ckjuncll and ac^denl records, and in pack reduction In the. cigarette tax M ONSON, M ASS. Mre. Alice Hammer. Campbell and coiTtacted by Jtamsdell. She plans f” '' Asiatic Rights, aiid theJIYans- creased elententary school traffic and a scaling down of the tax on Winfred Klctj.er. Voting against, to test the children sometime in vaal Peace Council, and L. B. Lee- safety training.' cigars. LON\U TtONf D Hom e of Three Sons Of Pnu the motion were Atty. Flaherty. April, her first open date. Warden of Capetown, one of thre^ It is scheduled to hear its last In speaking of reducing traffic white members of Parliament rep- fatalities. Ribicoff said that 'last Abner X-. Brooks and Mrs. Bose If aa many as scvcn children are public witness today. Hearings for EASTWOOD Thursday, Friday, Ford. , . re.senting African intere.sts. year the states' death ^ rirates found to have speech handi(-aps, government spokesmen are sched It was then voted to have School uled for next week. ranged from a low of 3.0 per huri»'. hurf BIGGEST PICTURE EVER I Saturday and Sunday the school is required by Slate i i. dred million motor vehicles miles Supt. Raymond E. Ramsdell write law to set up a cla.ss for them, i S v o k f r r t t u a r y L o i r l . u r h ‘^ to a high' of 11.1. Thia means that ‘KVar and Peace” to the .town couiisel requesting Ramsdell .said. To date the school | legal opinion on the B a a r d's Yule Party Set if all 48 states could have equalled A U BREY HEPBUlliN Fnoturing TELEVISION has spcnt^$205.76 on the hoy’.s lea- i Hartford, Dec. 6 (/P)-—Republican r \ authority to pay for services in Stale Reps. Burton C. Gualaf.xon the lowest rate, the number of HENRILFONDA sons, two-thirds of which will be >* . 'q '- '- »'■ L-f'-**.**^ deaths would have dropped from M E L F E R R A R Sunday Aftamoon private achools. reimbursed. * and Ra.vmond Daddarlo of Wind By Former Aides 38.000 to 18,000 a decrease of 52 I^lus A CM t Of 1000 Family Shews To Seek flassroomx Hahn and Norman Strong were sor have filed a bill for considera In other business. Ramsdell was per cent or the savijig of 20,000 1:50 a u d 8:00 starting nm e 3:80 PROGRAMS named by the Board aa representa tion in the coming se.s.sion of the PURNELL PLACE given permission to pursue fur Legislature to limit the State's Plans have been completed for lives." ALSO "SIAM" Tel. CO 7-5584 tives to the V(Kational Agricultur the former Red Croia Volunteer ther the possibility of securing al meetings. new primary election law. The two rooms in Vernon Congrega s** Nurses Aide Corps' Christmas par- I m j a. d C • a. bill proposes that the law not ap SUNDAY Call Ua About Your Party Video Everyday — tional Church for kindergarten The resignation of Mi-s. Adeline ty to be held Monday, Dec. 10, at | W CSt ISayS O O V lC t Loctscher DeChrll, kindergarten ply to nomination for municipal , ■ . "The Unguarded M om ent” W a Have Special Party Ratee All Righta Reserved — clasaes. thus releasing two rooms office, town committees part.v 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester Coun H. T. Dickinson A Co., Ine. teacher, effective Feb. 1. was ac HNI WMB « 4 UQUOIS try Club. in the former County Home school ConVention.<(. Other i ills filed On Security Alert for use by Grades 2 and 4 which cepted by the Board. Mrs. Robert i All members of the corps are Alcorn waa chosen to fill this posi planned to shift the cost* of pri J '- m will be extremely overcrowded maries from the public ,to the 5jS?r .j urged to return their reply raid.s in about two months. tion at a salary of $3,600, t or contact -the chairman of the (('onttnueil from Page One) parties involved. I Riunsdell based his estimates on Ramsdell reported that the town «a i l T ] committee, Mrs. Catherine Farr, W M e k ie g its weekly run down the super-' figures given him by tbe building has received aurplu-s materials dur 521 Main St., by tomorrow morn - S lo tC i Sfotii- B^nks ■ S h h ti highway to West Germany. Charley's Aunt inspectors, which show a total of ing the past t'vo luontha valued at S h f t i &7/1'h-Shfts ing. A turkey dinner will be served 55 houses in Box Mountain devel $2,058.91 front the State Agency \ and an enjoyable evening of enter The Russlan.s halted the 10-truck ■ supply convoy with- Its 21 U.S. . SYLVANIA TV opment planned for accupancy by for SurpliLs Properly. The cost to tainment has been planned. All BMAROIFF officers and men at their Dreilin-1 Jan. I, 40 of which have been the town for the.se materials was members of the corps are urged Have You Seen Her? TTH HALOLIGHT den checkpoint on the West Berlin ^tamk sold. $80.69. Most of these materials are to attend this annual affair and sector border. The Russians insist- j Also available Jan. 1 will be an used by the, industrial arts pro MAIN STRt-CT spend a plea.saqt evening together. COME, HELP FIND HER IN THE 9 It tonight! We'ra 8* ed on searching the trucks and j ELECTRONICS •n until 9. Sylvania TV estimated 15 to 20 homes in Over- gram. teoof , tor“ " 2 s9 T Mrs; Farr. ' chairman of the brook Heights. Using the mini Giil(lan(-e Program Outlined seeing identity documents. j without queatlnn ona TREE 4 OR MOM VUtS eiO committee, is being assisted by the stiUitT tnm tat' to., itr. t, I(w h », « now, m m »ioii*i jmiits The U.S. Army command in ; HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM LABORATORIES mum figures, Ramsdell c.stimated following: Mrs. Mary Btlch. Mrs. Martin Fagaq. teacher snd part- West Berlin ordered the conv6y to ; an increase of .56 children at Ver- BOTTLE STOPPER Rita Wilke, Mrs. Augusta August, DEC. 7 and 8— 8:15 P.M. time guidance instructor, outlined turn back "rather than submit to ■ * ' 277 BROAD .jnon Elementary School by Jan- the high sthoors guidance program — im r —— — — reservations; Mrs. Virginia Flav- Investigations beyond those which! uary. ell, Mrs. Marguerite Young, Mrs. which is taw-lid on by four teach OUM tARVET ■ I't • - f ' have been in effect for many Annual Sock and Buskin 3>Aet Play T t I E V I S 1 (J N Ramsdell has contacted the Rev ers, Each worUa,"1ttrAppr6ximBie- Ethel > Carter, Mrs. Mary Stewart, RADIO George B . Higgins, pastoi- of thy entertainment: Misa Lillian Lar years." ly 200 students during the school Last week the Russians slapped Congregational Church regarding year. The administration is devel 8* son and Mra. Teresa Moriarty, restrictions on Allied rail traffic possible ii.se*"01 classrooms at the PtOOP ,807 decorations. Chaaael S New Ravea. Cieaa. oping a pr-.)gram for a full time in and out of West Berlin, forcing CSanael It Hartfoid, t!***. church. Now that the Board- has ■ uidance director, which will be 4 Ql MOM YIAM eiB 4'haaael tt 8prUcflel4, Hbm. approved consideration of thts. a British outbound train to turn Budg^Prieed /resented to the Board at a later .0' ■ DON'T .STOP NOW Cka»«*l Sa- New Rritaia. !'*■■. the Rev. Mr. Higgins will lake it back and delaying U.S. military CkaaKrl ftV Waterkary, C«aa. dale. NOW IT'S EASIER THE POPULAR Norman, OUla. <;Pi- Mrs. Bruce trains. American. British and Vary . Caanarl U HMyaka*'Matt. up with the church Board of Di Hardeman believes nothing c»n rectors. Ramsdell said. A special meeting was arranged French officials are negotiating for Dee. 19 to conrlude discussion lYNNBROOK atop a bird from flying south. She Spoeiol HOTPOINT It W'Rs brought out that ii.se of had halted at a traffic'light when For . ED ZAVASKI two or more rlassrootns would re of the .superintendenls's monthly tUNMD WtHSKir a bird suddenly swooped through AND HIS • SEPTIC TANKS quire two more teachers al.so. and report. Still to be di.seu.ssed or act a* STH .(» m Friday Nl9ht ed .upon are the following: the nbrtlf window of- her car and GAY TIME ORCHESTRA Inatallation and Repair APPLIANCES it wa* noted there Is no money in pseof 807 • • o r sailed out the south .side. , Speciallata the budget for this. Ram.sdell said Recommendation of change of AT YOUR A,4 AND 7 YIAKS eiD he felt the town would provide the fire alarm system i-- Building B, • SEVERS CLEANED AT b h b b For Your Dancing Pleasure necessary money if a proven need trade by John Ashe, fire marshal. c o n DEALER NOW Thru SAT. and IN STA LLED were presented. Di.sposition o f monies received by NOW park when YOD Today cent, from 5 P3T; • CELLARS DRAINED DiscidMion also centered around the Vornnn and Northea'st Elemen - OLD 106 CAMK- DONT MISS THIS EVENT the expected overcrowding in ele tary Schools for use of their build Extra Dry, NORMAN’S ‘\tlBAION7 8eU880N TOWN and COUNTRY 445 Hartford Rd. Tel. MI 8-1524 mentary school.* next September, ing. lew sweet DRAINAGE CO. The only alternative seen was to Report of Allen Dresser, high i* \ Moka Rosarvations Eorly---MI 3*6195 bring Grade 8 into Building B of school principal, on proposed Ginger Ale PtOOP ^ tOTWe^W P H O N E 5U 9-4I 4S C:M ( ,) SPPRTSCOPE TREE (441 PH()NE VOl'B ANSWEB the high school. courses of study for 1957-1958. « YIAU OtO «;U rill KI’ORTS DIGEST . BOTTLE STOPPER U;M < X) NKWH 6;4e ( X) WEATHER FORECAST IU> VAUA.NT IJIDV f:44 < X) WORLD NEWS TODAY HAVE A DELICIOUS PIZZA AT ! 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V UANCHKU'iiiUl KVENING HEkALD, MANCHESTER. CX)NM. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 7 ^ . w* .'V IIANCHfcSTER EVENING HERALP, IIANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEJÊR «, ;95« the Columbia Red Crbsa, which tary-treasurer; and Mrs, John J. PA(3E FOUK tial B oyle W ie b ro H * " , includes AndoWr and Hebron, has Ellington Ehanahaii Jf., social chairman. anything,” Pitrovitz eald. "If they - -Mckvad a-'letter of. appeal from PUNNIN6 « CHRISTMAS PARTYT UoipU to stow away In Santa’s Hungari^s Laud told you to do it, you did it.’’ E. Roland Hariiman, -National Red Bazaar Planned ‘ MMichestef Evening Herald El sleigh rather than heturn'Ilome. TOOJrate Taxpayers Baffled ^ MoylFravf. Church Officers l A n d o v e r * "IVork. began at 6 a.m. and if The Most Beautiful proSa chairman, .i'tating that the lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F. Bazaar Profits tragic suffering of the people cf Berr, telephone TRemont 5-9S1S, CALL A profft. of $U6 from the Christ- Work Conditions you cgme a minute late, you lost * ' • Named for Year At Crystal Lake an hour's wages.’ Jf you were a Hungary has caused- every .Amerv IS alk Polio Vaccine Clinic. .mss Bazaar of the Ladies’ Benevo ^ B y Interim 21^Mill Tax Bill DYNAMIC lean to want to send help. MEN ARE PARTICULAR PAGANI GATEREM lent Society has been reporbeet , < In Hartford Area half hotm Jate, you got sent home ,Hebron, Dec. 6 (Special) — Of All chapters are urged to take Ellington, Dec. 6 (Special)— and could get beck only after Legs at the Met ficers elected to serve Hebron The -Oystal Lâke PTA wtil hold Toledo. Ohio (Ah—-The steady Yule Party Planned INSURANCE all po'BSible steps in putting the growth in popularity of men's AT ROSEMOUHT OROVI I Planned at School Tom or roUi The annual Christmas party of Tax collector Paul Cervlnl saldr The circulars also explain that Hartford. Dec. 6 (Ah—Three showing credentials...^ Congrtfgational Church for the appeal before the people to- help next May a tax will be levied, baeed Itom Bettw Prefeeflwi its annual Christmas Bazaar and sportswear can be traced - to the SERVING ALL CONNECnOUIW the Mothers’ Club will be held today his office has been iMSIeged Hungarian' refugees, stailted neW "It you mlss.ed.threh d ^ s wtth- New York (91—The girl who wean ensuing year are; Secretary, Al In the drive for five million dol on the October, 1966 Grand List, but an acceptable excuse, yoj) lost -pedal pushers and lounging paja- Spaghetti Supper Saturday at the fa d that "men are getting partic FAMILY STnOB Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home with telephone calls from taxpay bert W, Hildlng; treasurer, Lucius lars. The Red CTross must have school. ‘ . Andover, Dec." • iSpecial)Â • ter, was fined $12 on a charge of of Mrs. George Munson, Hebron The first payment, one-half of the Jobs here t^ a y —at $60 a week, or your vacation. The vacations virerg LEE M. SILVERSTEIN the pants at the Metropolitan ^laa out of my. wardrobe, W. Robinson; assistant, Mrs, M. additional funds to cover the in ular. like women.’’ a buyer for a : illegal passing. Moore pleaded ers angered end confused by the total tax, will be due July 1, 1967, $64 more than they got in their Bazaar booths include food, par leading Toledo men’s'store saya. Tel. Manchester MI 9-1359 or MI 9-3708 SjpoUb clinic. for elementary and Rd. figured on one day for every month Optra la Mildred Miller, a young" Miss Miller first diet her hus- Stoddard Belden: deacons. Lucius creasing needs. (Checks or bills cel jlost, needlework,, white * ele- i piilty to the charge. Jnvestigat- Interim 21-mlll tex bills sent put and the final payment will be due Communist-dominated country. of work/* elnger with a double attraction. i band. Maj. Wesley Posvar, while W. Robinson Sr.. Albert A. may ))e sent to Chairman Lamarie, ‘Men don’t want to meet them- ' Tel. New London GI 2-2876 ^pre-achool children will he held to- Members are reminded to January 1, $968. This tax will help phant, Christmas decorations, aelves coming down the atreet," ! ing officer was State Policeman the latter part of last w-eek. She not only is gifted with a fine attehding a Cleveland high school, Coolidge and Stanley K. Nygren; P. O. Box 117, Columbia. E»norrow *t the Elementary School. Frank Pisch of Colchester Bar bring small gifts, costing not pay for operating the government After his first day of work in'a children’s section, games and- Girl' (JIarehce Reiling believes. more than 50 cents, for exchange. “Despite the circular sent with West Hartford - factory, Andraa mezzo-soprano voice. Nature also ' He courted her in Europe while he deaconess, Mrs. Gertrude M. 4-H Club Elects . 3J|)r. W. C. Halnsworth. Wllliman- racks. for a year ffom next July 1 to , Newington Pa»tor Die$ Scout display. Board Meeting Canceled each bill which explains the tax, Petrovits, 19, said he was. im endowed her with a pair of trim - was a Rhodes scholar and she was Hough; finance and executive Officers elected at the annual The booths will be open from 2 1 A special session of the Small June 30, 1968, the first full'year of committees. - Fred Patten and yc\ wdU be attending phyaiclan. The Regional District 8 Board and the many stories printed In the new system. pressed by the decency shown him Newington, Dec, 6 (iP)—The Ask Your Doelor limba aa graceful as those on most' studying music. They live now in meeting of the 4-H Milk Drips, to to 8 p.m. Supper will be served ' Claims Court was held Monday The Herald,” Cerylni said, "people Hollywood cheesecake- stan. r Arlington, Va., with their chil- George Alden Jr.; auditors, Mrs. ‘Firat, aecond and third ahots i evening tft Andover Town Hall, of Education meeting scheduled by American industry. serve for the ensuing year are: from 5 to 6 and 6 to 7 p.m. Tickets For hor most porfoot Christmas... for this evening in Hebron has are still confused.” The circulars also advise tax Rev. George F. Clark, 63, pastor Because she has "The most beau-1 dreig Wesley, 6, and Mariana, Z'.a. Lucius W. Robinson Jr., and -Walt Krtil be given as needed. k Another session of this court payers who are not now owners of "Where I'w orked in Hungary President, Robert Smith; vice for adults and children may be been canceled. He said his office has received (Hungarian optical works in Buda of St. Mary's Church here since To PhoM Us tlful legs at the Met,” pretty Miss Eight years after she left high er G. Hewitt: Evangelism, Mrs. prc.sident, David Kinney; eecre- purchased at the door. Children who received t,helr .will be held in the near future property for which they, are being Miller—who happens to be married school Miss Miller was singing at Walter Donald. Mrs. Carl Lankof, since -the regular session of Town well over 700 telephone calls and he pest) only the set-up men vfen 1939, died yesterday In Springfield, tary, Joyce Kinney; treasurer, New Arrival first ehots In November will be Manchester Evening Herald has even been called at home ‘while taxed to mail the bill to the to an Air Force major and is the' "The Met." In“ addition to 15 to Mrs. George' Alden Jr., and Mrs. eligible for second, shots. Third Court for Dec. 24 has been can- present owner Immediately, or in paid by the hour. AH 'the workers Mass. A native of Walerbury, he Robert Rathbun; reporter, Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dllworth, Andover correspondent, Mrs, Paul at lunch and during the evenings. were paid by piece work. If ht' the served in deep river, N ew London, mother of two children—gets most j 25 opera appearances, she gives Albert W. Hildlng; religious edu Coolidge. The club meets the first Muddy Brook Rd.. are parents of shots will be mven those who had ' c^led due to the Christmas holi- terest rates will be added by Feb. 1 cation. Mrs. Stanley'IK. Nygren. i days. Judge Charles . Nicholson "The names they call us range end of a day you didn't do what and was chaplain of St. Agnes' of the young boy roles in opera 30 to 40 concerts and sings half Saturday of each month. LeRoy a son bprn Thursday. their second shots ,ln May. D. Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim here. a dozen or more" times a year on Mrs. Reginald Helfferlch and Mrs. The clinic for : pre-schoolers, ■ said. all the- way from a i>unch of was expebted of you “you didn't get home in West Hartford. B. Kinney is leader. Friendship Club Eles'ls 2-68.16, thieves’ to 'Merry Christmas,’ ” he "I.enjoy singing them," she said. radio and T'V programs. . Fred Patten: music, Mrs. Roger aged three to six will be held at The next regular session of Jus "But at least once a year I like to Rowley and Miss Dale Alden: mis Pleslges Received Mrs. Nathan Edward-s w a s tice Court will be held Monday, if said, wearily. GaUiolic Women’s That schedule makes it unneces The sum of $11,274.76 has been elected president of the Friendship 0:30 a.m. . aing a woman'a part, and I tell the sary for her to exercise or diet to sions. Miss .Edna Latham, Mrs. Al Parmtssibn slips have been sent there are any cases on the docket. 60% Don't ReeuI Cim ilan subscribed In the first year of Cûb at its meeting at the home of "One person who called said he management. 'Please, let me show keep shapely. bert A. Coolidge and Mrs. Edward home to all parents of school chil Book Fair Kales Meeting Planned my versatility’." A. Smith; flowers, Mi.ss Edna payments on the (otal pledge of Mrs. Heni-y Sandberg Monday. dren who, according to the rec Sales at the Book Fair at the Ike‘All Bluff,’ wouldn’t pay the tax,” Cefvinl Your Noxt "As a matter of fact, good liv $23,665 to cover finances of the Other officers named include Mrs. said. ’•'We can understand why It Is supposed to be a matter of ing and good food make for bel Lathem; nominating committee. ords. are eligible at this time. school recently totaled $430.67, it Columbia, Dec. 6 (Special)—The complete Indifference to opera fans Mrs. LeRoy B. Kinney; church Congregational Cfhurch expansion Ira Eggleston, vice president; However, parents are also re some people are confused, but at ter singing." she- said. "And 1 have Mrs. Walter Schortmann, secre- was announced today. . . In-Law Says Wllllmantie District Council Of whether singers move on feet o r ! , represenlatives, Mrs. Lucius W. project, in w’hich the church ba.se- quested to Chack the schedule of: The Fair .was sponsored by the least 60 per cent of the callers don’t - ^ L A W N S ^ Prottriptlon wheels. They aVe supposed to be ! around the stage so mmuch ment has been excavated to pro bother to read the circular.” Catholic Women will meet Dec. 16 lose a Robinson Sr., and Mrs. Edward A. Shots their children have becelvisd. PTA- Library Committee which will above anyanv lowbrow tntereat-ininterest—in .Isg lag , boys are so bouncy J loa Smith. . > vide extra room for the growing Transportation for the prc-. receive an estimated commission Seattle, Dyr. 6 <’iP> --One of Presi The bills, as the circillsrs Indi at 2:30 p.m. In St. Columba's art. couple of per church needs and room for the cate call for payment of a Ux of RICH FARM LOAM FOR SALE formances.’ Action on whether the Hebron school clinic may be arranged .;by of $124, to be placed toward pur- dent Eisenhower’s close rels'tives Church Hall here. But the truth is that "cheese- chuTch .siiould have its ov.n min expanding Sunday school. It ha.s calling Mrs. Maxwell- B. -Mutahin- 21 mills on the 1956 Grahd List. GET A GOOD START NOW FOR NEXT SPRING WHILE Miss Miller has got her later'lifc cl)ase of books to- help fill the says he is "all bluff." About cook Mrs. Robert H. Mahoney, Hart- rajje” —the display of a well-turned ister in.slcnd of .’hsr ng it’ pastor been a vei-y courageous undertak son. Andover Lake Rd., chairman.. school libraryls shelves. It is esti Payment, in full is due Feb. fT -TRUCKS ARE ABLE TO DELIVER ON FIRM GROUND. feminine leg—has had a prominent all figured out. .with Gilead, was laid over for ing. and at the start a seemingly Ah immunization clinic will be ing. that is. After that date interest at the lôrd. president of the Natiohal "After my children are grow’n mated that this amount can be Council -Qf .Catholic Women,-' will place in opera for more than two further consideration. impossible one, but w’hich now held at the school Dec. 17 at wh^qh considered to- be increased by an The relative Is Mrs. Edgar Ei rate of a half per .cent, a month ApppoximotBly 5 CiibicYord Loads $10.00 centuries, , and I retire." she said, “I am g()lng seems to be assured-of success. Ume vaccinations and combined apeak on "Catholic Customs and The Hebron churcli ha.s received edditional 33 per cent, since the' senhower of Tacoma, Wash., the will be added. . \ ' There are numerous ^ y 's roles to become a Washington lobbyist a gift of $2,000 from N. Henry Personal Mention vaccina for diphtheria, teUnus and President’s sisier-ln-law at whose The lax will help support 4he Practices.” — and try to get Congress to sub TREE library books will be purchased at PHONE Ml 9^824 In opera—such as Cherubino in Gellert. Seattle, Wash., in memory Mrs. Rachel Noyes Kinney of whooping cough will be given. home the President stayed' while cost of operating the tqjvn govern Mrs. Francis Minor, Andover, sidize opera. that discount price. district council president, will pre- "Marriaga of Figaro,” Octavian in of his wile, the former Mi.ss Edna Westerly. R. I., was a caller here BOTTLE STOPPER You can be proud to ffive a Treaaur* Teachers’ Meqtiag Set Officials have described the sale campaigning U,ia fall. ment from last Aug. 14 to next "Der Rosenkavallcr,” the page; in This country today is Just ooz- Smith of this town. The gift will Thie.sday. She is a former resident "Being married to an Eisenhow side. Chest diamond; she’ll be proud to wear it, Mis. Doris fi. Chamberlain, as highly successful, representin.g July 1. Other money will be bor / "Salome” and Orlofsky in "Fleder- - Ing with operatic talent. I know be us?-j for furnl.«hings of the of Hebron. with . too! For a Michaels Treasure Cheat principal, and severiil members of a considerable increase over last er,” the sister-in-lats' told the rowed by the town on long-term maus.” ! a lot of fine young singers who Sunday school Iôunge in the base ' the Elementary-School staff will year's sales which resulted ip s Women’s University’ p u b yester bonds. As the voices of boys usually are | won’t make the grade simply be- ment. Manchester Evening Herald COTT diamond is of rare and fine quality. attend a meeting of the Tolland profit of approximately $83. day. "I know the President’s cook This tax is nearly equal to the changing at the age at which they j cause of one thing — there aren't (■rays Visit Here Hebron correspondent. Miss Kusan So rare indeed, that only a very few County Council of the ConnecUcut ing is all bluff. He turns the knob nrst payment of the tax which w . would play theae roles, they are j enough openings, Capl. Lloyd S. Gray and fam B. Pendleton,, telephone' Academy MIXERS of the diamonds available are chosen Education Association at 6.30 p.m. To Visit Toyland on high, burns it to a crisp, a- i would have come due next April Using a “Ir.iddy system’’ of usually sung by young women. | "The number of singers who ily arrived here as already stated, 8-34.14. in the Columbia School. that’s all." If the llniform Flsoal Year had not It was a real thrill for gaffers o f , can live on their opera earnings as fine enough to be sold as groups of four children each ac on Saturday and will spend the ------“Treasure Chest” quality. Priced The meeting to be conducted by companied by one parent, first- been adopted by the town. The tax s the 18th and 19th century to go to alone Is very very small. month of December with Capt. The gigantic Casa Loma In Mrs. Chamberlain, director of tho at this time of year was found to the opera and aee a girl wearing "The opera still has to beg* for Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har from $90, tax included. EASY graders will visit G. Fox A Co's Firm Named in Price Fix knee-breeches and long silken hose. Toronto was built by the late Sir Cbuncil, will include a pot-luck Toyland in Hartford Tuesday. be necessary by the ,6scal yerfr a living in this country. It old L. Gray at Hebron center. The Henry Pellat as a gift to his PAYMENTS INVITED. supper, entertainment and a busi Those happened to be good cen Newark, N. J., Dec. 6 iJPi—The change. shouldn’t have to." captain’s family consists of his bride. The castle U linked to all ness meeting. Transportation will be provided New Fiscal Year Ends July I turies for bosom watchers, but, poor ■ by school buses which will leave at C. O. Jelltff Mfg. Corp.. Southport, wife and four children. Lloyd .S. outlying buildings by underground 968 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER Local teachers to attend include ones for leg men. The only way MA.SS PBODITTKIN Jr., Gloria Amy, and the trWn 9 a.m. and bring' the youngsters Conn., was one of five companies Previously the fiscal year ended A ''tonM c some men all their lives ever could pa.ssages. Mrs. Hazel Floyd, Mrs. Carol Aug. T4 of each year and now ends San Mateo, Calif. (S’)—They daughters, Leslie Mary and Laurie . Mead, Mrs. Helen Barton. Guy hack for lunch. named yesterday in four states ac sdew feminine, underpinning was to cused b;_ the government of illegal July 1. Therefore, taxpayers are might h.-jve had a little trouble Marie. THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUAIITY SINÊ 1900 Outlaw and Arthur Von Roemer. In addition to the close super- to attend an opera. i with visitors, but Mrs. John Hill- Capt. Gray was stationed for AT YOUR -vision which the buddy 'system will price fixing a heating element used paying taxes on a 10 month That oldtime sense of daring, of - Mancheater Man Fined I period during the present transi yard and Mrs. Lloyd Sloan success some lime in San Antonio. Tex., COTT DEALER Hi a recent session of Justice provide, youngsters will be tagged In home appliances, radio and tele course, ia long gone, but because of vision. tion between the two systems. the voice demands girls still often fully shared a room at MllLs Me but on finishing his visit here, Buy Wild Bird Suet fSiiUrt, Donald Moore, 19, Manches- to reduce the possibility of any at- will be stationed at Little Rock, NOW ... • . t must be boys in opera. morial Hospital. ■ V,, -.I,...... u " ...... "When it comes to trousers, by Mrs. Hlliyard gave birth to an Ark., with a jet plane command. Balls and Bird Feeders Sparkling 8-pound. 12-ounce girl. Mrs. Sloan He is a Veteran of World War II, the end of the season. I’ve had it.” C lub Soda said Miss Miller, who is_ d a r k - to a '-pound, 11-ounce son. with the aviation forces. at Pinehurst Grocery haired and has green eyes. "I For each mother, it was the Red Cross .\ppeal A throw every pair of slacks, shorts. nth child. Roland L. 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' But the Ambassador added “ It To Fill J^olice Captain Post Seized, Tagged For Query on Ban Diego Police aaked Chicago Is much more important’];, that the consisting of several families, Thursday. have bid farewell, but not sadly, (tuoUtlMe PdrnlslMd By to the No. 11 streetcar liiie that officera. fdr more information on A ir“Sea Lift French people are determined to police said; Monroe has been charged with T o Resum e, Coburn B Mlddlebroek, Ine. linked the South . Side with the the ease. ' Bank Stocka draw together with the United 7SS MAIN $T. — OrPQSITC WOOlWORTH’S General Mamagcr Richard ICar-^for the past two yaara, but lAith ^Night Siii^r^ In a third floor bedroom, with a all five shootings, that were re Triple Slaying times ons .has been eliminated. back porch directly overlooking ported In the Franklin Ave.- mid-town area. The cars were The three Illinois boys were last Sid Asked States “ In defense of the basic lib tin aald today the ‘machinery to ■ ri ------erties end freedom for which we The Chief aald yesterday ' ha back of the Frick house, police Roosevelt St. neighborhood. replaced’ by motor buses. seen t(M night of Oct. 16, lD85, First NaUonal Bank .OPEN MONDAYS pick a police captain haa been aet The departure of the cars from (OoBtianed from Page Oae) Face Music of Manchester . 29 . $4 stand and for which we have been wrota a lattar to Martin aoma (Conttaned from Page Oae) found Monroe. He was fully He is charged with five counts in a bowling alley in the mlddla of in motion. ' • ’ ir . of breach of'peace, flye counts of the route leavea Milwaukee, the the northwest aide of Chicago. . C!hdu Supports U.S. Hartford National' silled so .long." time ago, outlining tha need for ap- st(iel in the fingernail scrapings of Bank and Trust Co. 3314 $914 Dlllion said the threat- to such Examinations will be given - to poihting two captains instaad of in response to a report from Wil Police said he babbled , inco discharging firearms . within city nation’s 13th largest city, with Their bodies ware found eigh t. Aloiwo BuIl(Kk, unemploy«d _ • • (Continued from Page One) (OonMnned from Fags Ons) only one remaining streetcar line. the Peterson boy. A Chicago Conn. Bank and liberties and freedom were “so r D i a m o n d s $trtp$iooo“ ) Lta. IValter Casaella and Raymbnd ona but said the General Manager liam Frick. herently abqut :^e "voiced” but limiLs, five counts of carrying a miles west of Chicago'Oet. 18. preacher; WlUlam BrakebiU,..derv- P o s i t i o n o n f i g y p t Prick said he, his wife and their police report alio said that parti Eden step out. but there was eome Trust Co...... 34 37 sail about a week later, end the brutally exposed by the actions of Griffin ' to appoint one of- them haa nevar replied. offered no ''resistance to* the revolver without a permit and two . ;...... ■ I ■...... * I CHECK OUR PRICES-^THEN SHOP AROUND I two teenage children were awak In Federal real property in the cles of earth used in making an in Ice atation operator; Clifford Car-[ .----- ; Manchester Trust . , . 62' 67 third the following week. the Soviets In Hungary.” the poet vacated In November, 1953 Martin indicated the reason-for ‘aearch. ■* \ ' Munts of malicious damage lb pri- Although the French occupttd m. reeling he was too closely identi ened by a 3-shot salvo. U.S., th e' Army, Navy and Air secticide and bits of bone meal, a tar, unemployed laborn«trml andttn/4 helping controversy. Conn. General ...... 245 260 requests by Chief Schendel for the The newspapers lined up like From'there the refugees will be ing he might resign later, the Am GREETING CARDS — GIFTS V R IN G S cy. clean up the canal.’’ Hartford Steam Boiler '77 87 taken to the reception center at bassador- said he was 'not imply SdMiadel Asks Two Captains appointment o f another captain. Those facing arraignment tod^- this on Eden’s future; The smiling Chinese 1 e a d e>r, Travelers ..! ...... 68 73 nearby Camp Kilmer, N. J. ing anything." He said only that Since the retirement and subse The Chief has submitted to Mar si-ere Zella Nelson. Thomas R. obviously enjoying his trip through He is through: Publie UUlltMa he could not be absolutely cer Daily Expnes.s (independent but Asked shout . the coqt of the quent- death of Oept. Barron, the tin job descriptions for the posts of Sanders, Henson Nelson, C*y“ « India as part of his 7-nation tour of Conn. Light Power . 184 20 tain" he would stay on in Paris for Shop At Gaudei's^-li Pays Cook, a e o Nelson, Chris Foust. •generally a barker bf the Conser government operation, Hager'ty police force hae been witlfyut a captsin, lieutenant and sergeant. Asia, expressed his views at his CJonn. Power 40 42 the full four years of Elsenhower’s John B. Long, J. C. Cooley and vatives)’ "In the minds of many said he could not provide a figure, captain. For. the past three yeara Martin said the Stats Personnel first press conference since he ar Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 57 .594 but added» _ * second term. Chief H em an O. Schendel ha^been Department will Set up the exami Raymond Wood. rived in India Nov. 28. hehfl.s already ceased to be Prime Hartford Ga.Americans stilt gest that for health rea.sons alone Em-Hart ...... 34 37 bound to See representatives of Negro students “ a campaign of Dillon told a news conference at. in Chinese jails. Asked to com —quite apart’ from other consid Fafnir Bearing ...... 52 55 England. France, and larael land v'jT •' Intimidation against sch^l of erations—Sir Anthony- Eden must Landers-Frary Ctk. . . 22 24 the President's vacation headquar ing in America— hat in hand—in ment ■ on Indian Minister V. K. ters he was happy to be abel to Provides U.S. ficials;" joining “a White Citizens Krishna Menon's remark in New retire.” N.B. Macliine Co. .. . 86 39 Poll "jParrot Corrisctive Shoe question of new billions of hard- Council aimed’ at preventing give that report to the Chief Exec York that he would not be sur (A dispatch from Jamica yes N. Eastern Steel .., . 3’ a 4 4 Fitting A earned working people's tax dol the effectiveness of integration; utive. i prised to see the Americans re terday said Eden suffered a slight North and Judd . . . . . 39 42 Speciaity lars. I f we are softheaded enough ’’threats of violence;" “ picketing The Ambassador made th e; Aid for Iceland leased soon, the Chinese Premier indisposition — believed to be a Russell Mfg] ...... ■ 114 to fall for such a deal, will we not and congregating (near) the stomach upset—Sunday night but Stanley Works ___ . 48 61 atatemeint. in response to ques be Betting a dangerous precedent replied; tions about Franco-American re school building:’’ entering the "Mr. Menon always has optimis had reebvered.) Terry '.Steam ...... 150 — (CenttBoed from Page One) for some equally foolhardy ag school “ on intimidation purposes; Daily Herald (voice of the op lations in the light of the British- gression upon another small na GIVING SENSATIONAL Torrlngton ...... ;... . 26 28 tic hopes.'’ Then he added. "Mr. French military venture into instigating “acts of violence (by) Menon is a very good friend of position Labor party)— "This re U.S. Env’lp . com .. . 21 234 between Waahbi/ton and Reykja tion at a future time? white studenU . . against Negro port from Jamica whipped up E^ypi- . , vik in recent weeks is that Amer England. France ahd Israel now o r ^ a ^ u ir 'a n d ! world peace.’’ U.S: Env'l:> pfd...... 12'a 14 4 a S H O E S students;" "acacU of assault ana surprise press con speculation already running high Veeder-Rsl leaders in Reykjavik to of the road. j “ when a strange car comes up ance in progress. So I am Dally Mair (Conservative)—“Sir Jy Russia's tough behavior in C.c to my yard, I always carry a pis amused to come from backward Anthony Eden is atifl the man most Those arrested were James F. I Hungarian and Middle East crisis. The tol. Xhad no intention of using it." Bengal championing full Clergy likely to hold the Conservative Marmaud, 39. Woodland Terrace, | e e The use of Soviet troops to He said the council had been party together. He will return from Columbia, and Victor M. Roberts. | Guest Gift of oil. rights for the all-powerful Amer smash the Hungarian revolt end trying to keep peace, and ‘hve have ican w’omim. Jamaica and within a few days 40,. Andover, both charged with the threat to send Russian volun Doctor Says J i^ nothing to d- with any of that — Ashok B. Singh of Calcutta, have his critics wondering why passing in a no passing zone, and i It's the ptrfcct gift... the gift o f deep, teers into the Middle FAst w u said trouble." , India, speaking at the confer- they thought they could ever do Antonio Sinicrope. East Hartford, i satisfying rclsxsdon. Let Dsd enjoy to have .convinced Icelanders that Pierce admitted being in the , ence of the Methodist Church without him.” charged with passing on a curve, j world peace was not as secure, and By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. school Tuesday but denied charges in Minnespolis. ^ Daily Telegraph (Conservative) AH are scheduled for Town Court- the exclusive, silent reclining action world tensions had not declined as Written for NEA Service of threatening a teacher after the — "Exaggerated reports o f the Monday. | that adjusts to his favorite com fort much, as they estimated last A correspohdent w-rites that she Judge said: “ I ’m concerned about The pulpit Is no place for discus strength of the (Conservative) Kenneth Cote, 22, al.so of East] spring when they demanded that has a 10-month-old son who has your going into the school and sion of isolated problems. On seg ‘rebels’ are still being put about. Hartford. was arrested and j position stttomsdesUy. He can sit up the strategic air base be put in re a slight excess of fluid Inside the threatening a tedcher. That’s a skull diagnosed aa hydrocepha regation. for example, the rest of Soundings taken by the ships charged with driving a motor ve- i with full leg support, recline at any serve with U.S. forces pulling out. 1 serious matter.*’ the world is so critical of our na (party floor leaders) have reas hide with an Improper muffler. He ] entirely. lus. The boy can sit up, play Cartpr, Bullock and Cook were tion that ministers would like to sured the government that there was stopped on Bissell St. near; angle or stretch out to full bed posi- Iceland's action, beginning with palty-caka« and do many things accused of being in the group make it the topic for many ser will be no more, than a dozen ab Spruce Sr. late Tuesday night and a formal notifleation to the NATO that- average children do. Her don! N o w onder a man (or a ladyX request is for a discussion of this which attacked the Rev. Mr. Tur- mons. The pulpit is not the place stentions when .the (3-ltlcal division will also appear in court here Mon Let us demonstrate all the superior co m fo rt features and the fine Council at Paris, resulted in a , ^ ner. Cook already wras under for this. (vote) la .taken. If this apprecia day. loves this La-Z-Boy. There’s nothing NATO review of the importance subject. styling and fabrics. Prices start at $129.50 with Otto-Matic footrest. -j Hydrocephalus is the medical state assault charges in the i«cU —Dr. George Drew, pastor of tion is correct, the ’revolt,’ (hough Eldon B. McKinney, 37, of 8 Ste of the air base and a finding that j like it for comfort! Other La-Z-Boys from $99.50. name for a condition— not too dent and was free under $SD bond. Lakewood (O.) Congregational embarrassing, could not be con phen St., was arrested yesterday its continued operation is vital UP, ______% TO______common—Involving ths accumu Carter dented being in the group Church. strued as a clamant demand for morning on W. Middle Tpke., and both to the whole North Atlantic that bloodied the minister’s nose, ministerial changes." charged with passing a standing defense system and to the security lation of fluid inside the brain. adding. VI kept hearing him hol Maybe; school bus. He is slated for appear ot Iceland .itself. This results in a stretching of the ler, but the fight was over when Daily Mirror.(Independent, anti- ance in Town Court Dec. 12. Under the old arrangement the skull from the pressure of exces Nothing is more; dangerous and sive fluid. It is commonly called I got there.’’ depressing than an uneducated Conservativa)— “ Britain must be HOWARD’S SLEEP CENTER United States maintained, forces made great again—whatever the The Mormon Chufch was organ in Ireland as an agent of NATO. “ water on the brain.” It may b« expert, except a lot of uneducated 539-541 MAIN STREET. MANCHEvSTER • PHONE MI 9-6335 present at birth or may jvot )>a- Accidents on farms cost' the experts. name of the Prime Minister and ized by Joseph S m in in New York The new set-up is uriderstood to be American people about one and state in 1880 before moving to “SLEEP SPECIALISTS FROM A to Z-Z-Z-Z-Z” a two-government affair, bypass come evident until some time dur —Roliert M. Hutchins, head of whatever the party in power. On ing early childhood. one half billion dollars annually. the Fund for the Republic. with the jeb l" Utah. ing NATO. The tentative agree ment was reported Nov. 26 and When found at birth, the' cause has been under study here since may be aoifie obstruefton to the that time. drainage or' fluid from the spaces American ofBcials denied there which lie between portions ot the wa.s any intention to undercut brain. What causes this eb- N ATO but said at the time of the stnicUon, however, usually cannot tentative aneement that there be discovered. OccasioiikUy, the might have to be apecial terms in increase in fluid may enlarge the the pact to meet Iceland demands. head even liefore birth, thus mak $PE(2AL GMIID OPENING SALE! Keflavlk is an important ferry ing childbirth difficult. stop for n A.TO Jet fighters and an Hydrocephalus does not neces Distant Earlj- W(I’arning radar cen- sarily interfer with intelligencs. ter. ■ In one famous case, a man lived- to the age of 29, with a «kiill stretched so much ft was almost SAVE ON TOP QUALITY CAMERAS -- PROJECTORS transparent. His mental facu(- TyiandyLdJts/iiu Tlstw Op en Forum ties, however, remained excellent. Tile symtoma of hydrocephalus PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT vary widely. Mental changes ‘Boneheada’ may or may not be present. Head To the Editor. ^ aches and disturbaheea , of vision The world i» witnessing the dis or walking are among tlie possible astrous aftermath of the stupen symptoms. \ AUTOMATIC MANSFIELD MOVIE NLM GASOLINE DISCOUNT SERVICE STATION dous blundering by three infamous The outlook for aomeont afflict I SLIDE TRAYS ^ ! umnwicLu mui« bnneheads, i. e.. Anthony Eden. ed by this condition depends on EDITOR anil SPLICER Pineau. and Ben-Gurion. They the cause (if known) and on the SPLICING CEMENT certainly should be more correct speed w-ith which fluid accumu- For— T.D.C. and .VIewley Projectors REG. 849.96 VALUE REG. 40o REGULAR GRADE ly .classified as present day war lates. If it coihea on suddenly criminals. 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United Nations observer, w’ent to explanation o f what has happened makes no secret of the fact that pital. Any g ift ta welcome tattpat republican constitution,, died in hta frequent cUehes with Gandhi, Nehni’a foreign and domestic hBMsaei'se 'mitai eiirdfiwfiy. ’ m im ifii £ianri;pBtpr at Melbimrne in swimming, the British Queen Ekierard y n took hta fun where he Yonkers Trio tha sesnie, and looked up and down UrooiU^ found it-—Md Paris was a place. In metchss or sharp InatrumenCi. sleep here today, apparently of a Prime Minister Nehru end other poltcles. He wee a.-metober of the th e IndlM paaritajnsnt adjouiwed simple statement of the manager fêwXorkers India Leader Stmtitlii iferalb tha border,'and behind it in both By RUUEB BRICB Delighted by . w'hlch he never got Nabbed After Olfta may be wrapped .with a note heart atts'ek. e Indian leaders. upper hotiss'of PerUamAnt- in AmbsdlMrid meqtpry after m n o K R Y directions, and repotted that they of our swimming team: attached. Indicating Whether it i* He was 63. Nehru nevertheless made hint Ttô. mohtha ago - he Was coin- Nehrn said, "ha wee a. symbol od. • i-' mUJHBKZ) BY fBB “ "Occupe-tol d'Amelie'' . was Dr. Ambedkar, pro-American his ‘law minister when India be varied to Buddhism end ttHir,^- The. .revolt efalital e ll' oppresahta .-XKAS'i: WEajiiDlfSmvm cS r w c. saw no massing o f froopS 'at all, "Wc'have been losing riicefe to staged In London years ago. a for m man or wtAhM and oUe what Passes at 63 .U SUMU Blnat ‘Hottest Show’ 12-Mile Chase Convicted of t h e ^ M . and a graduate of Columbia 'Uni came a republic; In that poet, touchehles this waa the. diUy way fentitrea^ tn Hindu ab eie^... .He nraa: a better team.” watered-down version which Ed- on either side. But. in the mood of Itofireahmenta will be'aerved fol versity In New Yotk, wee a bril Ambedkei'Wea the melh author o f to escape the. "tyrMnlea" of HiH'i-'lnbelied hgidiist something which the time, this 'one seemingly au By EDDY GILMORE w'ard’s son George V ^saw and Yonkers, N. Y., Dec. fi (P)—State liant-. writer end lewer. the Indian Constitution adopted dufem’s teaching that the touchh j ^ should all rebel against” Artkiir | n i| called a hot affair. Lost night's (oxer lowing the progrom. Hosteeses fo r New Delhi, Deo. 6 (tP)—Dr. B. R. thentic report received no atten-, London, Dec. fi'(P )—Queen Eliz Police captured three Yonkers the evening, will b . Mia. Louis Ambedkar, nominal, leader of Hie dctormihetlon to find a^bet six years ago.-'' of'the outcasts defiles the higher I n * #ouadeTSet%? i. 1S91 presentation was just as the show youths last night after a 12-mile ter piece In Hindu society for tlje ' Later he left the government castes. Soine 3(>0,000 untoucheblee Drlvti training eeiaty education tion at all. What continued to abeth II rode back to Buckingham is played for audiences in Paris. Champeeu M d Mrs. Roger Macom- India’! 50 mtUlon untouchablea M uipiwmil i*«t7 BTtntnt BhmM phase whicH^wouiid up in Rockland Goshen, N . Tm.-5>4c. « Uh— ber. and chief Ai'chttect of the nation's outcast untoucbebles led him into M d became a frequent Critic of followed him‘ into' Buddhism at an oodrsee ware fin t'’ heM hi 19M SiinMya ■ » Soljjky^ IfntwM M u* domloata the news was the alarm Palace early' today chuckling over Most of the action takes place in tw s . icittr Conn;, at Connecticut County across the Hudson River. George R ^ e o .Md William Mar QOIe* ■t over the possibility of two-way a naughty French bedroom farce d, with the cast dressed for the The trio allegedly slugged sn(l Ucood cmCUa» Mall Matttr. occasion. ■ale wets' |(auHd guilty of flrit •BSSuiurnr-______jON RATES attacks across the SjTian border. that her grM dfather once c; robbed a Yonkers woman pawn PayaMo In Advanco The Queen laughed loudest at a CONNICTICBT MIBICAl 68IVICI degree ipajuletighter yesterday In There was,.of course, some pur Yankee The hottest show in towi broker then stole her car. scene between a man and a pretty Charged with assault and rob P,e. BOX iil - HW BfiVH 1 the slaying ‘Of A l Frias, boxer from pose in all this confusing alarm. By A. H. O. The play was ''Qoetipe-tol d'- ___ oosasassasss********** young girl in bed, while another bery were. Michael F. Schafer, 21 Fall River, Jitass. Montba aaaaaaaasaaaaaaasaaa Amelie (Occupy,-''Tourself with The British, French and Israeli half-clad miss remained under the Andrew Hoffer, 18. M d John P. 'f a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a^ a Waa'a Amelia), a.,-'^tween-the.-sheets bed. A jury Of aeven' men and fiva \ ______aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^ti were still concerned with evading There* is, we think, the same Kelly, 17. women deliberated more than IS O O p y aaaaaa aaasaaaaaaaaa classic Uam across the channel "She (the Queen) clapped her I, Aieiiie, the consequences of their attack kind of certainty about Mea$|e A l Police gave this account: hours before errtvinir at e verdict Which^-llM kept Continental audi- hands delightedly at the end of Mrs. Jeanette Sobel. 66, was tak The defendMts,' both 26 end from TBM ASroSSW 1 on Egypt, and if they couid draw corn that th ere'Is about Diars •See Food’ eneea laughing for years. the most daring bedroom scene ing home about 15.000 worth of New York City, had been charged A a Aaaei^taa Prtsa la a:JXCMIMV«1> a picture of Russia taking over Booth Luce, if not more so. It is A t the last meeting of t: The Queen and her party of 20 ever enacted on the English stage,” Rjn-DoiR lU«dUad totbeto tlio UMuaa ôr repubUttupAremil of smiled, giggled and laughed out wrist watches and men's clothing with, first degrea murder. r dlRpMlClMR crmM tf >a it- Syria ,and launching, war from the certainty that nomination for F.S.S.T. (Flying Saucer Spotters Daily Mall critic Edward Goring from her'pawn shop. loud for 3’.i hours. Then she went A t the first trial of Ruocco and ~ otfaerwiM crtditcd high ofRce by the Republican party of Terra) Prof. Fritz ZIM'passed reported. ^ 'The youths accosted Mrs.' Sobel M n afid ______,alao'tba iceai naws pul Syria, that might aiarm the backstage at the Palace Theater WoHm! Maraala, held at Newburgh, the Aii-rttma al rapubUcaUonrt * 3 ^ of Connecticut would always have out some carrots suggested The play waa in French. Eliza In'the garage of her home, hit her United States and the United Na its strong attraction. and congratulated the members of There's positively nethlag bet jury failed to agree. 4lapatebai barals ara alao Tdaanrad. that we eat thejd»-1o Improve our beth speaks it fiuently, but French oyer the head with a revolver, and ter than F E R R IZ A N . to pick you tions, and even prove that the With Mrs. Luce, it is primarily the visiting French repertoire com Frias Slain In 1965 _ E - , * 'KliU aanrlea cUani at B. A. tara; night vistoiv.B'fr Schwine objected Marshal Alphonse Juin.,sat beside fled In her auto with the watches up and make you feel that Life w ho know s vcilue.** Frias was shot to death in April, attack ori'Egypt had been right. a case of that infectious and to the Maefand he said that eating pany Jean-Louis Babrault and his Is worth Ilvinz acaln. her to help out with any subtleties and clothing. 1955, b'n' a lonely Orange County * % ^ ih t r a RapraiantaOTaa;* ^ praiseworthy virus which, once 'it caripts had nothing to do with wife, Madeleine Renaud, had If .your condition as Is so often M lu s Matbawa Special t 4 * D ^ Wa* Russian policy, on the other she might not understand com State Police were alerted as the She sets the finest .table on earth . . . She's smart ; :She shops'Pppulor enters the bloodstream, seldom ng In the dark and that Prof. brought over from Paris. the case. It due to nsed o f more road. Ruocco and Marsala conv hand, was concerned, during the pletely! youth,s headed for the New York esseotlsl vHsmins and food Iren tended they never had bean In % 4 iS i§ r aW‘ or exits voluntarily. She now exist Zitt wouldn't think so either if his Wearing a light mauve evening CtRCUbATlONS. for public service of one klnd-^r State Thniway. At the tbilgate of fo r bulldlnz up your blood then Orange County until they were same period, with a fear that Brit mother-in-law didn’t own a vege dress—cut extremely low for Her you s)iould try F E R JllZ A N a another, and Connecticut.jtdmina- the Tarrytown-Nyack bridge over brought there on- the murder ain and France might wriggle out table store. This made Prof. Zitt Majesty—she moved on to the Po|iic GOP Hou«e Chief the Hudson, the trio handbd over a true Reconslrurtlv# fontc. tlon. for Governor for the so mad he flung his beer can at French embassy for a supper Give FERRIZAN a chanra tn charge'. Of compliance with United N a United States Seitort^ would be a dime instead of the 50-cent charge pick you rizht up. Increase your Frias waa Slain in connecUon Dr. Schwine, but unfortunately It party given by Ambassador Jean Westport, Dec. 6 (P)— Newly- and roared through the toU_gate.' S2as?,ssr M tions orders regarding Egypt, and suitable chapjjer in a book that Chauvel. * appatita. aive you more anarg)' with a counterfeit money deal, to Tbo luacbeittr Evtnhto HttoJC missed and crashed into the Juke elected Reptjblican State represent A police esr caught up with from richer redder blood. perhaps with the fear that even has to gj|,<(rorward, by one plot "A ll through supper,” said an prosecution saidi Mbirhl Green box causing a short' circuit that atives from the 25th Senatorial them in Nyack. MSRRIZ a N (• sold on a poaltlve route .pe^nother. After yesterday's verdict wee m . the United States might shift its blew out ail the lights. Naturally embassy spokesman." the Queen District last night unanimously en Mrs. Sobel wss taken to a hos Guarantee of complete satlefac- h Meade Alcorn, it is that talked about Amelie. It was long dorsed Rep. Frederick Pope Jr. of tlon or money hack. nounced, Marsala's wife fainted stand. Russia's propaganda game, us something else. He obviously that broke up the meeting so P rof pital suffering from head injuries ~ neaday. after midnight when she went Fairfield t majority leader of the Be sure you get genuine and (ell qver a railing into the ii- this situation, was to has a public service role securely Zitt'Invited us ever to the Big Ace and a possible concussion. FERRIZAN. 100 Tablets $1.**. courtroom aisle. Bar and Grill where he bought home and we noticed she was still State House of Rapreaentatives. emphasising the d an gerjh at any before him, as top man in the chuckling when she got into her The meeting waa attended by rep J. W. HALE DEPT. STORE Mrs. Ruocco, hearing the de- ___ » a.m. aats party organizational picture in everybody a drink. Carrot juice on ciaion, cried out "oh God, oh God!” 4 i» ol RMB dseapl SabMay » renewal of war in J S gj^ t would the rocks. automobile.” resentatives from, Westport, Wes flL M> Connecticut He can occupy him- The farce is about a Parisian ton, Trumbull, Stratford, Shelton, County Judge Raphael Egan set spfead. So RiJisatil'^âpecialitad in Buy Smucker’s Gift no date for sentencing, pending e eelL on the state scene, by man cocotte with no morals but a Newtow’n, Monroe. Fairfield snd •rtiuradsy, Dacembar • propaganjlaô the effect that^the probation report on the two men. aging a party and by managing the organizational role to that of great many boy friends, including Easton. Pope was elected to his the campaigns of others. he Box of Pure Jellies As- second offenders (hey could BriU skr^d French srere plotting Or candidate, Meade Alcorn .has one visiting royal prince. third term in November. The new can. at the bend of his little linger, get up to 40 years in priaon. The Leare 0n« Pr«« take over in Syria. This, in learned lessons, and acquired wiS' The British press said this i.iajority leader.of tiie traditionally be summoned to high administra dom, and maintained m Inteili' (12 for 14.39) maximum (or (irat o((enders would the practical Interpretation ,of character was based on King Ed' Republican - controlled House will <' • be 20 years. HartfSrd's bunger, for .fh ^ ^ w tive capacity in Washington. genes which qualify him for m un- ward VII. Queen Elizabeth's fun- M siich propaganda, meant not that - The addittoiial something which si ccced Rep. Norman K.' ParadUs. fit Pinehurst Grocery EeonomfSae De(ense attorneya announced brldgas, tojetid thoM^jawtanlng unually good chance of success at loving great-grandfather. History who did not seek reelection. Britain Ufod France were threaten figures into hts case is a yearning making the switch. they would appeal the conviction. , yuah Uour aStMMrlMsaton tha Char' ^ 9t After 12 hours' deliberation the ing Syria, but that Russia was. for that kiiid of advancement So, as we read the potential Re Oalt BrtjjgSCsnd to gtva nS\v which CM only come from the publican picture for 1958, there panel returned to the codrtroom OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. There, we believe, were thq main iiaae df,see paying for Tel Aviv and Moscow. TO WALL The Yugoslav-Oreek talks here Cans A BrMd New‘F1a4‘or the project oh which they are be are viewed as a first step In ing collected, from those who are Aufitralia’s SwimmerB. tightening relations within the al DOG FOOD CARPET CLEANING liance. While still not overly cordial laing that project. . Auetralia has come up with the toward,T\irkey, Greece ta still loyal BISCUITS 41c MEAL S Lb. Pkg. 63c And it should remain a principle As well as ell types of rage aad uphol TNI NIW NII.UXI sensational swimmers at the to the Balkan Pact. Kerem anlia; governing tolls, we think, th it stered formlture. Just call us, we do the said here that Greece U net to be ' • •••#•• Olympics, M d thay have beaten reet. Our experts will thoroughly cleM they offer the motorist an alterna- blamed for the iMguiahing of the.| bur best, M d that feet has led your carpets right on tbo floor, ok at It*s a Whiz at Everything agreement. He blamed Turkey for' • tiye route, attractive and con^ our plant. No muM or fuse! P.B.M. (POPULAR BETTER MEATS) to AmecicM chargee that now In not showing "the necessary spirit vsnient and speedy enough in it swrimlning, ea previmisly in ten MANCHESTER of the alliance." self to attract his pennies or Fruits & Vegetables nis, Auetralia has a training sya- nickels or dimes, but that they do RUG SHAMPOOING CO. Fresh Um we can't afford to equal.. 15 Ha'aaaway St.— PboM M I S-6669 a car should do Jb not constitute a trap from which Baby Rib "F or four months,” said one of ‘Rat Killer’ Hurts c a u f o r n ia p a s c a l t a i u there la absolutely no escape. SWEET. JUICY. SEEDLESS our Olympic officials, the Aus Pork Roast We believe the privilege of a Branford Youth TraliM Bwdmmera "ate Md slept motorist to cross the Connecticut swimming M d did nothing else T turns out that the 1957 Buick is far more Became Under you is a massivts wide-frem* -t . Short Shank River at Hartford for free if that Branford, Dec. 6 { (>Pi—James This sort of arrMgament le not CELERY » Smoked' lb Reilly, 16, e atddent at Branford. TANGERINES happens to please him, or if it I than just a brand-new automobile. new chassis that "nests” the whole car iiyches possible for our athletes.” happens to constitute an economy closer to the road with the lowest center of High . School, wanted to kill the; " It would eppemr,” wrote m for him which he considers worth rats in his g a ra ^ . | b u n e b V O t 6 It turns out that this new ’57 Buick is winning gravity in Buick history—yet with no change doz. 4 9 ' 15^ the extra time the free route may A mericM correspondent, "that He asked a friend in' school If he ^ Choice- Auetralia had bean using some the raves with a new kind of goiog and a new NOW take, is something that ought in road clearance. would get someUlIng to do the-job..) Stoer Beef to be preservsd. thing- of the same t methods in kind of stopping—a new kind of handling and After-school,yesterday, as Reilly] SWEET. SUOLESS. POR WASHED. CLEANED NATIVE training its swimmers that were And when you sit in the deep comfort of those was getting on Oie school bus, his - O N , If. in the present situation, there EAST HARTFORD EATING OR JUICE used to make lU tennis players leuBraoNX Bu fi-ttsi a new kind of road sureness—a new kind of friend gave hliq a. concoction In a Is no particular' cominunity whieW soft wide seats, you can drive with, the container with a paper towel SALE the champions of the wrorld. Un safety and a new kind of comfort. CAUFORNIA .F o D ' cares to fight for this principle, ^Tapped around i t i pleasant ease of a clear conscience, without KALE or Cut lb der Ctaptaip Harry HopmM, then it ought to be a matter of While he sat on the bus he no-1 epneem to Governor Ribjeoff, or youngiterif of high School age W e ’ll be specific. watching the speedometer . . . ticed the toatel getting warm and were . taken in charge end en he tried to open a window to throw S‘ '■ 1 to the General Aasembly itself. Because only in Buick today can you have an it out. ' ' : ORANGES couraged to devote themaelves al SPINACH >,'^d there is one other thing the LUXURIOUS When you press the pedal of a new ’57 Buick,; Before Reill.y could do so the. ENCYCLOPEDIA most'exclustveiy {o becoming first-; ingenious new Safety-Minder* that acts as a container exploded; apattering the Bonolioa Oineral Asrombly ought to do. the response is literally instant.., OF lb ' It ought ttr rule that the tolls on cleee tennis iâyera. ' | DUSTER hot liquid over Kim M d two com 8 5 . J O * Smoked warning sentinel for the miles-per-houf you panions. Leonard Murray, 14. and - ib. 23' ' all these bridges shall be tolls to "Physical condition ta a good RECORDED JAZZ part of the' explMStion' of the Because the high-torque power of a,new 364- preset for yourself. William Herns. 14. All were treat pay for these bridges, and be re ed at a hospital. Fo r t h e WEEKEND ; Criap Tender Boston or Roihaiii Letture, Fresh ' In 12 Great Albums tennis players' succeVs, just as quilted M d lined duced. or abolished entirely, 'when with nylon taf cubic-inch VS engine is delivered in the split 'Horseradish Roots, Artichokes, Brussels Sprouts, Egg Plant, Green or rwmeM % ■ . condition ta a good part of the feta. T h e re are many other hew things that make Wax Beans, Not House Tomatoes, SaVoy or Red Cabbage, French Endive, SpartrilM^. •a Fraikt Oefritol, OWataeie-OA, 49t they have accomplished that task, o f a second througfx a new full-range Variable TNIM 2ZaU i4 AMEtKA whatever number of yearii froih explMSttbn of tha aucceaa of the this gorgeous Buick a car of limitless wonders Women to Hear J Beet Greens, Watercress, Broccoli,. Cauliflower, White and Sw|eet P6- awrlmra.ers.” Pitch Dynaflow* that’s immediate in its oil- tatoes. Sweet Red Onions, ^ Stfwhig Lamb Lh. BaH^Hiiii BOW that may be. The new bridge —from the bigger and morie rakish windshield i H Lb- program, everybody might re What bothers ita in.^ thta, per srnooth action. Christmas IPalk Extra Large California Naval Oranges, Indian River Pink Seedlesa «CA VICTOR . K member, is supposed to be to solve haps because we do not believe , it,' that makes seeing more relieving, to the extra Grapefruitr Calava Pears, Large Black Ribier Grapes, Green Grapes, YaalBraatt Lh. Sharp Obacia Lb. 1 4 9 8 > X The Women's Club o f Manohea- t 2 S 8 V M a,traffic problem, not. to establish ta the statement that "fhls iiort When you brake to a stop, ôu and the car roominess that’s so suipriskig In this beauty ' Imported Italiaii Chestnuts, (jQrtibo size): a new source of state revenue' of eiTMgement ta not possible for ter u1ll meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Stewiag Bail Lh. Swiaa Qbaaia < our'athletea.” We confess we have stay on a level plane . . . ^ with the sports-(;ar lowness. the 'Second Congregational Church | ■WWWRIjMi# AMROff! fEBliA ' 9 k an impression that our young for Its annual Chrtatmas program., [ i A Propaganda Field Dajr Burlington-nylon But there’s nothing like a firsthand sampling swimming or tennis stars do tricot ^ ro*>«' by Because an ingenious hew bail-joint suspen "Keeping Cfirlatmaa In the ALBUM I Home" will be the theme of a talk , PURITY What has been going on in usually manage to lead rather to know how modem the newest thing on James Jebaily. sion in every ’57 Buick visually ends the to be given by Mrs. Kathleen j Syria? Not as much, it seems special lives, with a very heavy An eaay-to-wash wheels really is. Come in today for your Johnston, director of religious edu-1. u . hkely, as world news headlines concentration on their accom lounge fashion down-in-front dip that cars.have on sudden cation at Center Congregational meeting with the newest Buick yet. PKGS. have been indicating, these last plishment. M d ample time for con with club, collar, stops.-. ! Church. Mrs. Johnston la well., MAKE YOUR a W N known, in this area.'for her work! 'two weeks. ditioning. We reject, certainly, the smart loose cuffs *.V«tc Advanced Variable FHch Du,nafl SUPER N’ A R K f I S Eye . Gob* the propagMda relaeaeo, that young stars, is that Australia tons dbwn-. the sponsored by the' Greater Hartford ' Orange juice tipope were alrttdy meaaed on front. In pink epd Council of Churches entitled "Your • chooses to sacrifice everything to Chlld'a Faith.” This series will be h ttt sldea of the S]nlM border, such athletic accompliehmeat. blue. S-M-L. seen every-ifon day at 1:15 on ^ IriiRds Yol Know... wlBi BrlUah, French, pad Israeli WINN Minai fiviOMeMus AM Mwr fiuidc anu Mia» 1 Pligm ,wU)e we prefer a more relaxed' Channehv SH.-^^segtnnlnff DsC. 1 7 .' Pint wgdy to attne^ Syria from - nBe an4 -balanced life for our-young Mrs. Johnston will prtwide an in Green Peas spirational Christmas p r o g r ^ . Can ‘ H O , find With Syriana and Rua- •tars. But we wrould guess that The . Women's Club Choral Savings Yon Liko... < 0 4 ii> ready to attack Israel from our young swrtmmers m U our Group, uAder the direction of Mrs. ■•••■Allea, East Hartford, Is new open Mendayi Taeeiay. Tkare- tli| other. young tennis players lead lives GORMAN MOTOR SALES/Inc., Leon Wheeler, will furnlgh; Christ tey aad Salary, fj»6 A. M. to g:M p ,jf.{ Wedaeaday, U M ,^VhUe the world oenfronted this mas music. Pre-Cooked quite lika those of the .young ,.F, to 8:50 F. M.; Friday, fitt* A . M. to S M F. M. 2 lf MAIN STREET Pins WorM Green Stam|» 59' AnMraUana, end wra pr.. women’s Torture by Reds an Intert'iew'published in the cur When he collapsed, the Prelate Wood Hole, Maas.',' oceanogra trallan authoriVtes diaarmed the ,M ot9 r i 8t B l a m ^ ok Magaiine.^ 1 ■. was 4)uoted as saying, he was ~'Cardinal Mlndszenty, freed dur phers have at last succeeded In re t _• among those granted naturaliza guards. Mrs. Petrov, decided to Join villt CU.V: Hospital after his ear son, 60. assistant chief- special Wednesday. He was born In 'ihompson, who painted portraits dent of the Fiduciary Trust co. of r"' New York, Det. ' 6 ( ^ —Hun The prelate said lie was stripped, revived immediately to deprive ing-the Hungarian Uprising, said cording' with underwater listening her husband in political asylum. Tor Own Death To remove' the ‘‘clickety clack''’ isy THE AM O UATED PRESS New Y;ork. died Wednesday. He - Sydney,' Australia, Dec,. 6 (JP)— tion certificates. hit a bridfs abutment on Rt: >0. New York,—Edward Root, 72. agent for thi Missouri Pacifle Rail- Philadelphia. of President Woodrow Wilson, his gary'* Cardinal Mindnxi.nty say*' beaten fpr;-tays with a nibber him of- rest. he would fight on against the Com equipment the sounds made by Vfadimir Petrov, formqr third sec Petrov fled from bis post in the caused by trains passing over rail Phoenix, Aria.,—William Park cabinet members and other promi was born in .Ohio. * , munist. regime. He also said his . In the finding issued today, the ‘joints, British railways reballast art* collector, a former professor,, road-and with the'line for about. ha waa abusgd for 29 days and lioae, -Kept in a cold, damp cetl to Hla interviewer, Leslie Balogh Right Whales. They spund like cats retary at the Russian embassy who embassy at Canberra in Apfit, We ard all Adam’s chfldrah, but ToUand. Dsc, < (gêcisD—Tol of art appreciation at Hamilton SO years, died Wednesday. Woodside, 79, founder’ o f. the nent men and women,, and an ac • nights by .'R' aecrat police prior irritate hi* weak limg, forced to Bain. said, however; that th# Car memoir* will aid in raising funds. fighting and squealing; exposed a widespread Soviet spy 1984, and exposed the Spy network.' coroner said. "Physical» evidence the tracks, weld them together in Plastic optical lenses first ap silk maksa the difference. land'County Coroner Bernard J. College, ainton. N. y ;; and son of iJm Angeles.—Samuel a . Lerner, American Society for Metals and tive feminist, died Tuesday. ' AckenMaa has blamed a Stafford ai the scene tends to indicate . that . one mile lengths and lay them in peared in the U. 8. in 19*" rubber grooves on concrete tieia Elihu Root. secretar>' of state in 72.' founder of the nation-wide a former auto industry executive. Sea Island, Ga.,~Ool. John R. 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A ^ k k k It it irkirk RFD 3, Rockville; Mias Carol Fors- two," stating there is nothing the N. Friendly Society ker, 47 Hillside St.r-OJIver Malldn. a n " District can do until after the Nike Home Lot Size$ Violate 38 Pearl St,; Barbara Steele; 400 Martin, Hunt Divided town's amendment becomes effec Plans Completed Vernon St.; Mrs. Gertrude Milne, Head of tive. This would ^ 10 days -after 142 Union St., Rockville; Itfs. passage. Manchester Zone Regulations Hungiy for sonie Real Roast Beef? For Anniversary Zenta Paups, 444 Hlllstown Rd.; Dorcas Society However, Hunt added that this Linda Abair, 23 Deerfield St.; Mrs. On SMFD Financing was his own personal opinion. He THE TYPIGU. HOUSEWIFE! ^ U.S. CHO ICE said Crockett, the town countel* The Capebart Housing project^fOr having the Army find a dUffar- Grace T'ontlceUi, BO Homestead St. Mrs. Pefal^J., Hultilian, 63 Rus M • arrangeraenta havd be'en Anthony and Michael Marinelli^ "expects us to act before the 10 the government ptana to build fori * « site yrlU be ravlved after the oompietad for the 8pth anniversary sell St., was btiseted president of Town and South Manchester Fire* njefged,” he said, "they still had days expire, but he's not our coun Loomis St.; Marie DebortoU, the Dorcas Society'ot Emanuel Lu She’e a busy woman, urtth many |ctl\itiea reunion mvfhe Girls’ Friendly So 3. Rockville: Susan . S tl^ fleid , District officials were split todavytax money coming in, and these sel." Hunt said he had not yet dis at home and in the cominunity.- She goea to ciety of StK, Mary’s ' Episcopal 179 Green Rd.; Mrs. PauHlte Rcsvil, theran Churdh last .bvisning at on the feaslbiiliy of a plan th * uncollected taxes became the as- cussed the matter with Atty. John owned land west of Lakewood Or-, j^e project, 'Church .Sunday. , the annual meeting-and Chrtgtinas S. G.' Rottner, the District's coun the atore that givea her MORE of the things 56 Conway Rd. /■ • sets of the town,” He added that cle S: would not conform to the Ithe observance'Win'open with a party in Luther hail. Mrs. Hultinain tlw'^ls- sel. It appears doubtful, however, she wants. Values! Convenience! Selection! At ADMITTED TODAY: Prank succeeds Mrs. Ann J. Scott, who Terms Ordinance ‘Billy’ town'e zoning regulations,. that the town can do much about devotional service in the Church Stanek, 35>i VVaIk4fr St. S T iv F "''* '^ ‘ «h"o,;rd[i‘t*ric"?“"*^.b^iit^:s" mosphere! "I don't have to come back unless at p.m,'to. be followed by a recep has sbryed as president for the past Hunt. Iwho along with other Dis According to information sup the situation. Martin told.the Di BIRTHS jm5T»RDAY: A The pSmV^br^htxback from rectors Tuesday that the govern I want to," she says and teminds us that shop tion and tea In the cr>’pt under two yeats.^ conference in B o s ^ yesterday be- trict officials has felt that the ac plied by a spokesman at the Nike neath the church. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr Mrs. Emily Tolf will servi as site, the 32 . houses—all single- ment could condemn the land if the pers can forgive petty annoyances, but when Dodd, W a K ^ g; a daughter to Mr. tween Town am T^strict officials | District merger: tion taken to consolidate the dis For an exceptionally fine It is hoped that a large number vice president; Mrs. Esther Peter trict with the town was "precipi family- dwellings—would be built town balked at selling it, and the the check out doesn't- move, she’s provoked. and MrsyDaniet She^. Wapping; a and the towiv%' bond counsel,.calls . P*®" ** 4o be tried, Army likes the location because it of both present and former mem son, sec:-etary: Mrs. Emma Ny- for a 8-month delay In the consoll-; ^'strict and the town will tous," said today he is "not trying on lota smaller than those re "You.can offer me trips to the moon, but what d atigh ^ to Mr. and Mra Dennis quist, treasurer; Mias Lilllsn Lar to throw road blocks" in the way of quired in the Rural residence Zone Is adjacent to the Nike aite. In ad meal serve one of these ten* bers will be present. Although the Sullivan, 9 Linden PU Rockville. datlon «r-tte District with the town. *'*''« Martin said the Dlrec- I really Want la efficient, courteous service— committee has spent many hours son, financial secretary: Mrs. Viola ^--MarUn Explains Plan . amend the towh a solution tq the District's present for which the project is planned. dition, officials doubt if the govern DIRTHS TODAY; A daughter to ment could be required to abide and recognition.'' She says to herself "it seems der, juicy First Food .Beef going- over the nembershlp lists Miffitt, librarian; Mrs. Agnes As^ explained to ^ y by Generali f®"*®*!*^*^*®" ordinance, changing financial difficulties. Eight of the houses would also Mr! and Mrs. Robert Olidden, Bol Johnson, pianist; Mrs. Mat-lan Car But. he added, "the town got us have less area than those required by the town’s zoning regulations in as though this store is most impressed with .covering the past .'SO years, it ap- ton; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. jKanager Riehayd Martin, w h ^ h «

LIBBY TOMATO JUICE Flavorful Makes A Handsome £ A . 95 $ i Q .95 n YOU WILL FIND PINEHURST s Zest, Reg...... 2 for 21c Sweet Life Pork ‘n’ Beans 2 4 5 c FRUITS and VEGETABLES " f t Christmas Gift! ^ .«JwflsAWwAvQr Zest, Bath . . . .2 for 31c JESSO CREAM-STYLE CORN 2 ‘«ca”^27c tS a xssisS L "Fresher By Far" START A FRIEND ON A SET! LB; CULTURED LADIES'LAPIB' and ^ENT'OGENT'S Red., Ripe ^ W/UIOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD WATCH M U IT FEATURE O F THE WEEK ' TOMATOES ^ P vher'a Label 4 '”c.».4 9 c PEARLS $ PHaro iDENTS k i SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER Bring in your P&G OLD FASHIONED r , STONEWARE A w TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF A PINKGRiH^FRUIT 4^ '39c coupons and buy P&G FROZEN FOODS lARGi 54 OZ. SIZE, 8*4"DIA. $ ^ . 5 0 products at thoso low UP * EXTRA LARGE JUICY ^ppVp ROf « « • WnSS UP BENRUS • BULOVA • GRUEN • ELGIN DOIJC V LOBSTERS t S h g e r i h e s ^^^h ^^^ ovorydoy prieos . PINEAPPLE CHUNKS -J ' >1. • * • JABT RCA and EMERSON SWEET LIFE Live Maine 3-SPEED PORTABLE CfHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S We will have artichokes, washed Maine Pptatoeis, Genuine POTATO PUFFS ; TRANSISTOR BiRTHSTONE RINBS Idaho Bakers, Watercress . , . Hot House Tomatoes and Ivorj' Soap MAIMII YOUNG MEATl’ PHONOGRAPHS WATCHES everything else in season*. . . Larg- - .or 29c BIRDS EYE IKU UKINC. OCEAN FRESH RADIOS DKH FM A U Medium 2 for 17c HADDOCK FILLET $ ^ . 5 0 6ur shipment of treated Christmas Trees, in white, silver (ASSUOIE ^ % $ A .50 Personal 4 for 23c FARM HOUSE . ' : IKIKS and green are due this weekend . . . . ' PLUMP. TENDER FOR UP Ivory Flake.s ...... 33c PECAN PIE ■ ' FRYING OR jWOlUNG ^ OPEN THURS. and FRI, NIGHTS Ivory Snow ...... 33c^ * LADIES' r KEYSTONE 1 TILL 9:00 Camay . ...4 for 35c ^ B J ▲ D ^ E OUR COURTEOUS I IM w W n /\ I\ W C FRIENDLY SERVICE ¥ehn TJ" g ^ Q C A Allowance for , your old electric • Movii Camaras • Projectors k ] Duz ...... 32c Chickens ELECTRIC SHAVERS y sha\-er towards a new Oxydol , ...... 33c 4 * Roniington RoNoctrie * Schick 1 Tide ...... 32c • .SUNBEAM y $ 1.50 Pillibaty't SAVE 2Se. PREFERRED BY MILUONS! ' * Sunhaom * Ronson *.Noralco .32c • SCHICK UP % Cheer .. ■’ ’ !! ■,! BEST ritai CHASE and SANBORN In s t a n t c o f f e e Mg 0 ox. Jar $1.19 • Dreft ,...... 32c OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M. -r FRIDAY UNTIL ? P. M. . . ' ' ' I' Joy .... ,39c . : . 69c SAVE 1 7e— WHITE. DEVIL, Y E U O W < Dash 37c and Giant $2.33 DROMEDARY CAKE MIX ,u, 2 «,„. 49e t NEVER ANY CHARGE FOR CREDIT U A I I D C e O ^ ^ I^AILYand SUNDAY SA.M. ta rP .M . i n \ / U l V 9 * THURSDAY and FRIDAySA.M. to 9P.M. i HIGHLAND PARK MARKHI STORE OF MANGHESTERg INC. 317 H IG H U N D ST., M A N C H E S m Ml 3-427S 785 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER 646 CENTER STRECT ' FREE DEUVERY ^ T E U Ml 3-8059 ^ ^ PLENTY O F FREE PARKING . r «• \.

/ V / >< f Y K.; f d- f\-.h-^:A ■'■■ ■ ■ V ' ‘■ . / ^ ’' ■ -. : •( - ■■ \ •■' ■ ■; ■.' -fA * -;v|iANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAV. DECEMBER 6, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA^CaTiSSm. 60NN« THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 PAOEFinm r-pA^Si tOfURÊEN sesalons or- projects ,to come. witti had kept coBlpany with the,child's thfir husbands. Th* committed in Morals Slaver mother,' a divorcee. Bolton 'Y ‘ 0 . ■ Coventry - v, charge Includes Mrs. Cecil Robert The child’s body wah found by, • 1 son; Miss Hilda M. Keller shd Mrs. Battles in Court her mother on her l-etum home at Pred LaVigne. - • 2:30 a.m. from an evening out *• IHv $ch M Site Group to Meet; 200 Church School Pupils Coming Kvenls On Drawing Life -ftpiends. It was brought out a t the Tomorrow’s activtties' include trial which lasted eight days. GIT TOCItHRR WITH THISI Contents of the note which Har \ To Hold White GiH Service Explorer Post Scouts ^5, 8 p.m., Boston, Dec. 6 .>Pi- George T lieh School Seen Inevitable Pond Hill School: .Junior Sawing rison b-led to pass to re p o rt^ Harrison, 2.3, of Somerville, bat were not divulged. . Basket 4-H, 2:9D p.m; with Mrs. tled court officers for. nearly a 'Y ou cap put Det W 4Sbccialt-;^-*Holds the honor parent attendance Emil V. Mamet; set-back, 8 p.m., ipaiel Tbapaaii ona alraady quotad, wata: ■ Covantr>’, half hour early today .seconds ^fter Your truit in GOtOGETHERS: School Slta Committsa, alsetod At 1. Furthar additions to tha nC" ihe^ baiuier, with Mrs' Tt»elm« LoveirsJ American Legion Home; social, 8 he was sentenced to life In prison t More .ân 200 children , . Grade 3 as runner-up. Andover Girl p.m., - ~ Nathan vi~i-.Hale c™ Community — i,.. Super-Right A spaolAl Tewm Maatlag 10 days praaant alamantary achoel ahoold F - l r a f Congregational . Cfiurch/,.gpp„jiy att'ended a unit for the sex-slaying of 4-year-old Driver Avoids Dog ago, wilt hold ita Srat moating to hot bai contamplatad. This raomn- Center; 4-H Kooks, 8:30 p.m. at Cynthia Lewis. Quality ’ •School- will • hold iheir. ■annual meeting devoted to conservation. home of Mrs. Robert A. Doggart. AtF Quality and Sitithigsl night. Namad.to tha 5-man com- mandation la basad on tbo alsa of Eight -officers finally suMued But Hits Hydrant Meats!" mlttaa were Rusaall Mina,-Themaa tbo slta. and tha naad for • see- ’ ’ f-i'. «!err-tce Sumlav. Players Have Bole in Opera the thrashing and kicking Harri •!'- Each pupil' lias been Aeripr court jury returned a ver night when hla car hit a hydrant committee aSrvad on ' tha achoot tagaous typa of school for Belton • and Hdspital. The The oroeram Saturday will after he sweiVecl to avoid hitting a study aub-comnilttaa o f tha ..Town i f secondary *Mucatien fseWtiss '■ wrapped and have a paper-mi the dict of guilty of hiurder in the ,m. in me wina-i ^ ■’-r •second degree and Judge Frank J. dog on Bilvhe Rd., police said. Planning Commission. A S-tâM are to ba eOnatruetad. 'Thla raeom- OUWdeln^fcnting their-natune and ' Int'estigatlng Policeman Prime It 'm.an. Dec 14 at 815,Cairo Paper Hits Murray sentenced him to the man typawrittan report made .by tha maitdatlon aaams raasonabla to tha wfteither suitable lor p-m. and Dec. 15 at 2:30 and 8:15' • * Amadeo reported Codyia car ■kmr^ aub-committaa this past summir comiUttaa whan tha pupil nopnla- woman, boy’ o r-g ill.' ’ ■ _ _ _ datory life term. in the \Vcst Hartford Whitney While Har)-iaoit was being es snapped the hydant Off at its base, Included a auggeatlon th a t' tha tion flguraa ara eonsidarea along • Th'C Sein’lce -for the '{jinn School Proposal by Iraq with about 1400 damage resulting session will be In-the sanctuary o f . f-nio » h 1. corted from the prisoner’s dock in town be aakad to purchaaa .-a with costa and program. Burton E. Moore’will.be produc to thr front end of hia car. school aita during tha fisxt five 3. Tha committsa faala that no the Church. The service for the Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 6 (/P>—The the eoiirtioom he tried to pass a tion • manager and in' charge of note t» reporters at the press Amadeo estimated damage to the jrears. By taking atapa now. It school planning should b« mado 10:45 B.m, scB.qion will be held in hydrant to be $2.50. No arrest was the sanctualfy during the fir.st part lighting. newspaper A l Shaab today ridi table. Smart Santas would provide tha town -with '‘a for a period mere than fira yaara Mr. and Mrs. James. Morse of culed Iraqi Foreign Minister Burn- made. small buffar against-a high coat from the praaant. Ona axcaptieo to of tho chiirch, vvor.shlp sci^vtce. deSignersi have con- Court officers grabbed the Police also reported Mrs. Laura Heavy Corn-Feii Steer Beef! han Eddin Bashayan's offer .to coming (all at (ma time, and ap this recommendation Is mada for pupda are to ^ ; siniclcd and pAinled a .New Eng- no,e. Harrison objected and com S. Mlodzlnski, 36. of 35 Dover Rd. Shop at A & P for pears to ha an Invastmant -ailildt site purchaaa because o f the their resfiective classe.-. Parents village scene. Including a come to terms with Egyptian menced struggling. Four officers waa charged with failure to grant would incraaaa in -valua.” changing nature of tha commnnity areinviledt.i the service^ I ^ 12-foot Christmas ti'led lo subdue him and when the right of way following a 2-car Bigh School iMvItaUa ■ .Appropriate gd> »b8gP*v'nn , _ President Nasser. ' and Uia need for sulUUa' location. they didn't succeed, court clerks crash yesterday afternoon at : Gifts Galore! Tha concluding racommandal 4. The committee faala that tha Bashayan said j yesterday in sent for aid and four more officers lists have been “" ‘""S I ninnfr Dance Planneil Baghdad that Iraq Is prepared to Hartford Rd. and W. Center St. Uon in tha report atatad tha corn- present ralatiotiahip with Man- the A dinner dance, and,.charter responded. Policeman Rowe Wheeler said Make A81P your headquarters for Christ mi ttaa’a coh-vietloa that eonstruc.- ebastar for sacondiary education ha-arucplcd for either 1 . night for newly organized clubs in negotiate with Egypt for a new security pact or to modify the pres- .Mrs. MIodzin.skI waa going west mas shopping. . , you’llînd all kinds of Uon .o f A aacon($ary achopt Ideally should ba continued for a fla a a t for their paticnU atlnilies pro Tolland County Yoyng Re courtroom to the corridor, where on H artfod Rd.. passed over the Meas for gift-giving, from famous quality ComrsN ~ Yee'H Save at ACPI la Inavitabla. Tha group did. not another 5-yaar period. gram, ' ^ I publicans group of Tolland. Bolton ent Arab Collective Security pact _____ -Er' Jacob.son. | but not to compromise on the Harrison finally was calmed and double white lines on the highway foods to unusual and sure-to-please gift forasaa It in the naxt ttra yaara "O f course a drastic change in :,ftli.q3 Margaret E c •âcob.son, j Colurnbia'. will be held Satur put in chains for the trip to state and struck the side and rear of S iteana,. , , all at sensational low prieea churclf .school’ .stipcrintcndenl. will Baghdad Pact. He said Na.sser but fait it poadbla withlin tha nakt the nature of our community day at 6:45 p.m. at the Rainbow prison in 'Walpole. car driven by 'Villo Paupa, of 444 made to order for Christmas budgets! ten. A stron g . racdmmandatldn would affect thla racemmandation. • - be in charge of the sp«-»al service. should either forget about the" Hillatown. Rd., traveling in the op- Club, Bolton. John F. Chappelle Baghdad Pact or Join it. Harris! i also was found guilty was mada to pnrehaaa for school Alao, tha need for more slaman- AL Paper Drive Nluted may be contacted for tickets or poaite direction. No one was hurt. purposaa ^proparty "that is anlt- tary school space or tha refusal of . ■ The Grccn-Chobot Post'. Ameri- Egypt has denounced the mem of two sex charges involving the C o m e s e e i You'll Sayol inforrnation. •little girl. Sentence or. those was Wheeler estimated damage to aUa and locatad naar tha Manchastar to aecommodaU our * ’can ' Legion,' w ill haVo a pai>ci‘. Basketball Notes . bership of any Arab state in the the Mlodzlnski car to be $175, western endorsed Baghdad De deferred irntJ Dec. 14. -gaographloal and population .can pupils would daatroy the validity rags', magazines and old batferie.s Coventry Grammar School girls while Paup.a’ car received about TO BROIL, FRY OR ROAST, 2V*i TO 3Vi, LBS ton eC tha town." of this BUggastion. collection Sunday. • Tied bundle.s fense Alliance comprising Britain, The jury delibe.ated nearly five have.. completed tbe^ basketball hours before it returned with the $125 damage. >- fresh; READY- <1 In making tto-study, tha .group "Havarthalass, our projactad ■.sholiia be left-iir View on the high, intramural.s. The Union Pacific Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan. rojactod ■’ sehobi peptuatioa Iraq, was a found! ig member in guilty verdicts. I m n i W l V B P l d TO-COOK LB 0 9 pupil enroUmant. bt between 333 ’• wat.s.'' team,' wjth Sandra.. Eremlta as Sguras.and a im a d x st an anti- and 335 la not adaquato-to pcovida * Two Legiahnhircs will go to 1955. The state charged Harrison iSonralk Physician Dies captain, won the trophy with a 6-0 killed the child after raping her In 6 - IMPERIAL, HOLLOW- cipatad flguga Of 157 pupils an- a auffidant program without pro • Vermont Saturday to pick up a record. On the team also were Replying. Al Shaab said: roUad in Oradaa S -through 13 by “ Bashayan and his master, .her South End home cm the early Norwalk. Dec. 6 i/P)—Dr. Henry GROUND, STAINLESS STEEL hibitive costs. U n til. our claaaae 4- supply' of Christmas trt'es ■ which Joan- McClellan, (high scorer), Saptombar. iSM , a. .100 par cwit agg SO pupil# or wa' reach tha ^ will- go on sfile slartmg ' Sunday ( Premier) Nuri said, should excuse morning of May 26. Kellogg. 80, a physician here since Patiiclg. Chapell. Nancy Szeluga, 1914,i died suddenly a this Home SUP-ER-RiGHT LB dp incraaaa within a flva yawr.-.pariod. ifigure of 45o 'to 500 pupUa In at their home oh Wall St. Orders’ Joan James. Geraldine MacDonald, us if we were to borrow their own Testimony was Introduced that WHOLE PORK LOINS 39" SLICED BACON 49^»<£3^ Û5^ T he Committsa than want on^ to slogan and .say that we are not pre Harrison, a former mental patient, yesterday. He leaves his widow. Oradaa 7 throuOt 13, it does not ■ fob ; The other three teams ended up dad Pact." SMOKED BUTTS THICK-SLICED BACON T ht 2 pkg 95^ jected hgura of .363 studaatta in costa given aarilar in this The paper called Bashayan naive. report The Post hfta voted to- purchase in the following .order:- Bee Bops. CAP'NJOHN 7 0Z i|4 Qradas 7 through 1 3 by Sapt. 1660. aaama to substantiato our tlunk- is'flag and/lag holder fbr tb'e grave Presley's, and Massaccee. Tha report comments that tha Ing.” of. George Heelher. / The.. school’s . boys intramural HAMBURG FRESHLY GROUND lb 34c 3 L B S 'l e O O FRIED SCALLOPS HEAT 'N SERVE PKG Connecticut Davelopmant Cem- O M k M New thembers are Austin .T. basketball games played includes Youth Absolved A $9.95 VALUE FOR ONLY $5,101 miasien racemroanda addli$g Ava tb s Manchastar office of tha .- Bluto>and Perley A. Follansbce. Spttflrea Ivictoriaus. over Fireballs. par cant to A 5-yaar prcdactod . - Those* Initiated into the post dur- (y^jc-.o44:* Christmas Beautiful, glistening Knives with famous Wonda - Wood Southern Haw KngUnd Tslaphona 34-20, .and. Skeletons defeating the figure to mak# the haeaasary ath Oo. entartAlnad a grou]rof about - Ing ;a recent ceremony > include Blue Devils for their flfth straight In Fatal Mishap Randles. Sava the wrappir-slecve from each Knife you buy I justmant for: migration into ah . ..(.Lawrence Trudeau, Warren Dick . ; when you have 6 get the beautiful compartment gift box SUPER-RIGHT, TOP ROUND or BOTTOM ROUND-Delicious outing at a money-soving pricol 30 town; officials at lunehaon yea- game by 20-8. . ROASTING CHICKENS TREE ! average community. tarday at tho S-Fa Baataurant, erson, James Hoyt. Elwood Kline, Fragment I'nlt Party Set Niantlc, D?c. 6 ig’i-~John J. Rossi free! I "Howavar,’ ’ the eOmmittaa , Arlo Shaw. Arthur M. Crowty, San- .Ir., 20 of Meriden ha.s been cleared ! said." the growth of Belton wU Lloyd Hobron, Manchastar man The- .Fragment Society of the CKarcoal barbecue-roasted, 50c extra, on order. ager; Thomas Qanlay, InMallation - ford Jones. John ■ Lac.ek, Stniiley Second.' Congregational Church of blame for the death here last IIGHTS ^^Heavy Corn-Fed Steer Beef! ‘ depend on ao many factors this , Crosa, Theodore Toedt,. EUias F. •Inly 3 of Stillman Shaw. 84. of Ten or more for your freezer, off. I seams to ba over-simplification ,at supervisor: Clinton Stfias, repair will haye- a Christmas party REG. VALUE 2.79 suparviaor; Mias tHadys SulUvan, '. .Clay... Stuart Colby, BernariJ -Gil- Wednasday at 7:30 p.m. in the Niantlc. a vary complex cp r^ a m insofar . bert, Emery Olson, . Kenneth' JUr- Delivery Friday morning. chief oparator and Mrs. KaglasOn, Church Gommunity House. Coroner Edward G. McKay said aa Belton la coneaniaid.'' ■ g^srn. Bernard. Chappell Sr., today in an Inquest finding that SET I. Continuing, the report said the a sarviea raprasantativa acted aa ’ Percy Chasse of, Andover, antl.Wil-' Each person ■ attending is asked 1.69 hosts.and hostaasaa... to bring-ah unwrapped gift with Rossi “ was going at a reasonable Here at the farm, right in town, at any time. cemmittaa - 'eonalderad Gradaa 7' Ham Nve.. ■ • 'rate of speed’’ when his car struck through 13 as students, involvad lUiis SulltVan told the group titat •> . iT.\ Seta YUIO ra tty wrapping paper- • and string at lacUng a huainaas office in town, tached. for the Mansfield State Shaw as he crossed Main St. In aacondaty adueatlcn. A t present The Coventry Gramnjar School our school ayatsm'oparataa on an tha. com pany'fait tiia luncheon . ’ PTA will have a musical Chrfstpias- Training . School < and Hospital toward his home. ROGER OLCOn Shaw was thrown to the high- 3-4 plan -with the IMton Odnaoli- would-give opportumty for Infor p'rogTnin Dec., 18 at ’8 p.m., to be Christmas program. 403 West Center Street * Mtichell 3-7853 mal dlaeuaaica of ceoummity naads The society invites all who have way'and died almost Instantly of a IMPERIAL latsd School providing education pven by the lower 'six grades of 'or pupils In Qradas 1 to 6 and and thtaiklng regarOing tataphona the' school, tinder direction- of Miss In any way helped with their work skull fracture. Sarviea. Marilyn Lijyzlm, music supervisoq. lancheatar proridtng- education STAINLESS STEEL or pupils in Qradas • to 13 on a Hebron ravaalad flguraa on tha *■' Revised ifnlt by-lawk have been growth, of Obltoa that ware star accepted. The' total FTA member- .uition basis. ‘Howavar. It aaams logical to tling even though tha awaranaas of -'' ship to date is 138. with* the goal tha town’s rapid post-war growth • 200. James T. Laldlaw’s Grade • TABLEWARE OFFER! PANDA consider tha 7th 'and- 5th -gtadea s ; : i in our thinking in view df tM prd- is constantly underhnad for thoaa This Week's Combination Special— ; jectod change In Manehaatar.to a who were ôaeht. Hia tabulation STUFFED Junior and Senior High Scheel showed there tRrcra 313 famlUas In iir, QUALITY FOOD OVAL Buy Rightl Buy Super-Right! systam wifh separata buUdlnga town in IMO; SS5 in 1330 and by 4 SHAPED for Qradas 7, 8. and 6> and actual count mada by tha company .-THE Im u t y OF !;!«: TOYS Qradaa 10, 11 and 13. last August, 360 in 1363. MUU- WITHOUT PAYING "Also, the cemmittaa wanted to ■The company baa projactad thoea miii * SOUP Invaatifiata tha poasihUty of a * ftguna and, arrtvad at aa antic SEG. VALUE 4.85 year Junk>r4knlor High smtodl ipated 1,140 famlUaa five yaara STORM WINDOWS! A PRElifuM PRICE! A4R-JUST RIDUCIDi 12 OZ for Bolton in terms of Its aocnotny ;TSLH- SPOONS m m ’BOw and 1J160 in tan years. TG-A* to tha Town and lU potanUal for Me alao noted that 01 par cant FOA ONLY FROZEN 2 6 O i Cans 21* CAN incroaaad aducatlonl omtortunlUat EACH ' vOBtd Htaathîaf / Orange \ ^ mPP Juice n a( .fsaailisa in tha Manchastar ax- 2.99 for studanto in Qradaa 7 and 3. cbaa|^,hava talaphona aorvlea aa $1.35! Twa Altaraattaaa eoabpiurdd to A State avaraga o f S3 MAYONNAISE 1 LB The Coimnittaa fadoghlsad only par cant. S3. VALUE! tw(i possIbUltiaa for providing sec FINTJA* 3 5 QTJAR 5 9 1 [1 )a company’s effort to keep 1 9 Strawberries 3 PKGS ondary education to local ymith: with expanding demands waa ra An l(deal Gift Suggestion! To continue the pmaant 'arrange vaalad in the tabulation o f the BURSACK'S looks and feels like beautiful SterUng! A 7-PIECE OMAMY laaOOTN 12 OZ ment witii Manchastar or to con- thousands of feat of cable strung completely diffeient unit on sale each week JUST RIDUCIDI 1 LB 1 OZ atruct a 3-yaar Jiuiior-flaaier m Rt.^44A, Vamon Rd., South, He ALL-PURPOSE GRIND for a total of 12- weeks. Start a set now, in IMPERIAL PEANUT BUTTER ^ 35 High ScheoT or soma typa of aac- bron and Loomis Rdi., -and now cluding pieces for every course, in the lovely ______WHOLI KIRHIL CANS .ondary facility owned and being atrung oii Rt. 3 'and In tha aANCY pattern of "Tomorrow." A & P C o r n etad by tha local.Board of Edu STAINLESS STEEL Birch M t area. L b . ELBOW MACARONI cation." LEGSOF LAMB 65c Oommanta ware made on Bvwtiiw Hamid Bal- or SQUASH PIES analysis of the Manchastar aitiia- iiaPKG 1 ■ 0^” top carreepepdeBt aba. Foasph CUTLERY JANE PARKER-REGULAR'4W« NOW Uon including notation that D’ltaUa, tolspiMiiia MltcheU S-WiS. RISEND P u m p k in tuition fas .of 1475 par pupil is be A REGULAR $15.70 ing paid plus coat o f transporta FORK ROAST “’ Me SET VALUE FOR ONLY tion. $5.33! SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A* LARGE SIZE NOW Two factora ware kept in. nUnd Scientist Relates PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 ^ *'^ 51c during tha commlttaa’a aoqilora- Priced lower than a yr. ago, las! yr. Doz 69* DOZ i. $I40KED, SPERRY R lARNES COFFEE FOR TIVQ F re sh Uon of “a school of our own. First, A-Fallout Tragedy Z-OZ. CANS H U Nri a curriculum -must ha otfarad- fO« TASTY 1 la < wMch would ba equal to or aur-. NEW ENGLAND PICNICS ^ 39e FOR LESS THAN pass tha present arrangement. Hartford. Dec. 3 “ Hardwood S Ih Bag $ 1 .7 9 school with 500 to 1.000 pupils ComiHissioiT, told doctors attend 12.02. PKGS. , A&P’a .attractive Gift Certifi mock-HoMrr. a S3.95 value, now on tale . I-LB I _ $AN(3UET frozen chicken, M lOZ Q A C ing .the Conneclcut clinical con L b. cates, redeemable at any A&P for only t9e with each $5.00 purchasa, r l O a A(.SO BEEF «nd TURKEY "9 PKGS Apricot NMtar ’"dr 4^ would ba moat efficient in tarma of Vigoreut .nd Wm./ A A c program and cost.. Ilbsy also gress that dasplta the ‘‘hot” fall In the W.8. They’re on sale now banquet, ROASTING CHICKENS 47c START TODAY I lAGi 12OZ K M C aatabUshed 31,300 par pupil as a out, tha only serious illness the RIVERRICE' ' ^ 2 "‘«‘ 23c available In tl.00 and $5.00 Turkey Dinner FROZEN PKG Pizzarettes ’ KUA*S FROZEN PfG 49' natives developed was radiation 5 LB. AVERAGE. denominations. BOKAR iuiagUU raliabla figure to aaUmata tha sickness. CHASE A SANB0RN , 1 Ik lag $2.91 S lb Bag $ 1 .5 9 cost o f building construcUon,. slta, tP V. equipment and all other azpenaea He aatd they had symptoms as a ARP'S Using tha fiimra of $1,300 par result of a doae of radiation aiitil- LOW PRICK Fntci Mme Ni tftll is tearseiMR ihrsufh Sctxrtsri E sâ Hfrctir* ce«««ti1; set *ic|Nll|> INSTANT COFFEE $1.19 CHRIST$IAS TREE ORNAMENTS pupil, the committee aatimated valent to being within 300 to 800 Pe|qr Star i SM^LL OR URGE SIZC-RCG. VALUE 1.29 PKG7 9 * that a-3-yaar Junlor-Semor High miles, from the center of a high- •r ■ yield nuclear explosion. RU. VAIIK 35< School bifilt to. accommodate 500 DROMEDARY ‘ Silver Foil Icicles " ‘ 1 9 ' Mott of tha ialandera came down "TH etifie A luniM a lEECHNUTRABY FOODS ALL pupils would coat approgimataly COVERS FOR CHRtSTMAS TREE lASC $350,000.-I f tha amortization of after expoeure vrith nausea and S p o r k l t e x ' REC. VAiUI tfti tha^bond issue waa accompUahad. itching, burning akin. Sicker na tfainle'si CAKE MIX 50c CONTROLLED SUDSING tives lost thalr hair. Thalr whits Varsity Basketball REG. VALUE 3 95 wcH 2 . 4 9 Strslntd 4"»»41' . on a 30-yrwst olaaUncHii ORANGE JUICE Cana 35c Rocking Horse 7 . 9 5 the report: “Atauming the ttUtien ' ' . _ < 4 HARROW frames ^rmit more lifM, VEGETABLES 14 Beautiful .volumes, usually CAT FOOD MAROARINI paid to Manchastar InvoWea a fig- iU lU t fO iB su rfi G O P n c d g B took right ’ '* PICTBWEirr $5.00 each, packed with facts S c r a p e r H a u l e r T r u c k s REG. VALUE 3 9t EACH 2 . 9 9 ure of $100 aa our share of amor-1 . r ' - SELF.STORING; no iMgfWig, no lo4- and faactnation for the entire J 1 ei twit 2 3 ' 2 '* ” 23' 111 Kc 2 9 ' tiring their capital outlay, fo r; Hartford, Dap. 3 State OOF d«ns no work (Moy bo romovod Mdly ' FAjicY CAUll'ORNIA REG. VALUE'4.50 il dedpodi ' FISH STICKS Pkga. 69c family 1 ,8n exceptional buy I Autom atic Roy Gun 2 . 9 9 building coats, it would to. nacaa-1 Cfiiairman . Claranea F. Baldwin fASY to CLEAN: bfhtvfigM gonols sary to have a student population says ha will na-.ia a largo KepubU- oruickly rrmovobtd for IniWt OirtfMo NAVEL ORANGES l b !‘ p k g s . f a r .m h o v h e Cabin Cruiser RCC. VALUE 4.le caa watchdog cdmmlttao iMXt tleonlnf , . . •«" 2 . 9 9 of- 475 pupils - to equal., tha figure ONLY 99^ UCH representing the yearly cost of our week to make aura that Republican roSITIVC LOCK iOLtS: rmo1« VMi'r MACARONI and CHEESE • • • • a 2 f o r 5 9 e R u b b e r D o l l s M o«ifion« tog or Mtfom B u ffa lo B ill H o ls te r S e ts SEC. VALUE i.M CA 2 .6 9 MEATS FOR BABIES Tbe four recommcndatiqna mada | ture, and followed througb one# a ■ . CHOCOLATE FOOD DRINK roim vc hSI am-enlmg* ' ‘ RCC. value 4.» by the committac, other than a { they are introduced. WELDED: Moln Fromo conUrwctlSn for CALIFORNIA French Poodle Dogs EACH 2 . 9 9 11 M JAR 3 2 ' J4 01JAR55* grootof ttrrnftb 2 “ *‘ 4 5 ' YELLOW RIPE . REG. VfLUf f 95 2 2 9 CoW Iodfojf-#or'' LEMONS For 29c C oaster Wiagonls « « 5 . 9 9 Froo Cshttm4w & Oomoictlrohon REG. VALUE $.9$ JU*AU MONFHir SAYMINJ^ Esmond Blonketf 4 . 3 9 • F A N C Y s e l e c t e d 'REG. VALUE 3.49 CALO Skyiiatch Schedule NOTK: • JANE PARKER'S FAMOUS Sm all Cuddle Bears • * « 1 . 4 9 FACIAL TISSUES GRAND WITH STEAKS 4 9 SEC. VALUE l.ie UCN Mushrooms Dolls o f All N otions 9 9 * DgfFMd 2 '^ «“«25' ANOIl SOFT ,Our DispCTy Koom ‘ ’ FriiPay pe«v 7 Fruit Cake Cop Shot Gun REG. VALUE 4.50 AAP'S LOW PRICE 2 , 9 9 Midnight—3 a.m...... Itoleateere HaoiM Is 0pm Evenings C g tF o td 2 2 7 ' 237' MAWE-Winter-Keeping ...... Clinton Andrews long - lasting goodness**- A- 2 a.m.—4 a-m .T REC. VALUE ] JO EACH 1 . 4 9 . ‘ • ’t ___ . . . . VotwUeara Needed B.v .A ppointm ent. meriea's fa«brUe fruit cake-over M asonite TV Tablos U. S. No. T-Siie "A" 4 a.m..r.3 a.m. . 5 0 1.29 '3 a.m.—3 am . , ...... Olive CbArtitr ■ U P li two-thtrda Iniita and nuta. An REG. VALOC Potatoes e 6 0 8 a.m.— 10 am . . I.Caleeto King Ideal gift! t'* . - Electric Portable M ix U-95 LOW PRICE B t O y 4 ■‘r 10 am .— Noon ...... C a W a K ln g ,. p k g s . B r i d a l D o l l RE6.'VAUCIM ASP'S LOW PRICE 4 . 9 9 PARO p oo FOOD ALUWEET MARGARINE Noon—'3 pm.t..i ...... Jeoepb 0$rUa ;Y;| ___ .JeM iph Oariln Ma n c h e st e r SIZE 1 . 3 9 3 p.m.—4 p.m,. •* SWIFT’S • sWtfTS 4 . p.m'.—3 p.m. '...... ,.,.1110850# llickay - ...... E m a a f Jehnaea IISWIE 2.69 auim 3.99 3 p;m.—3 p.m, • AWNING CO. FANCY WE GIVE ■ ^ •■2'«“ »*27' ■ 1 iRini 29*^ 8 p.m.— 10 pm...... Oliva Ray> Alloa Vagan CONBCMER* Super M - rkets ' . i - , c ! 10 p.m.—Midnight .VlrglniA iUrka PBOnT^HASnrO PriM at— a IRU tt laraMiM IRrwA -Sj- l OS West' Center St. BRUSSELS SPROUTS B uk rt le **r, awwii, a m r h Im i h a w a V- _^ywatch Post: locatad on top o f Manchastar PMeo Mb S k waiMi^ mt fMMlw PhflM Ml 9-3091'. . JSTAMP9 Middle T f i c , Vohmteera may mfUtar at a v tr DMam 'T . • . J. quarters. S run I e lp a .l Bufidtag, Manchastar an Magdi y. :ferd-K; ’ 4 . . ■ • - A' ^ io n or Fridajr from 1-4 pm. ^ iililiiiiliiiiiii •' a ' ■ . 1 . ■■ ■ : - ■ I-. \ ■ ■ » . , ■: ■ V •^^. 1' ■ -.I..' / ^ . ‘ V \ . l'’ i V ;- >V- '' •-{ f. '■■f / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN« THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1»56 'PAGE SEVENTEEN P^GBSnCtEEl^ MANCHESTER EVEKTOG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONH- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. IMS ■ lemi. ■ccftrdlng ■ to- Gib*on, wer« commerce. I directors, which will eliect its own receive refugees. This information medical staff and area heart as pledged to the University chapter 99 I? • fCornparable to thoae of Rbckvill*. In 1952 he helped organise and ^ officers, according to Scranton. is available frotr the church pastor, sociation here last week at Rock of Tau Beta Pi, national honorary U. S. Choice and Packers Top Brands-^^BACKED BY BOND -At a New Low Price! R ockvillie-V eriioii engineering society. ' '*'^* 'ChoatB la reoeiviog an 'annual served .as the first pre.sident of ^ The Chamber's . total pledged Ije said. ville City Hospital. HU talk was I l'*- i T ' Y - • aalary of $6,600 Ln Springfield and the TMmers Falls, Mass., Chamber budget to date is $12,600. with a Certain.financial support Is re the first in a series of lecturers by Stalger, also a member of Eta "la opevating lha Chamber on a of Commerce. - ' -I totlil. membership of -159. he said. quired in advance of a refugee's ar guest speakers as a regular parJl kappa Nu. national honorary Chamber of Commerce Names budga^: of $8,.500. The low operat Choate- is 43 years old, is m ar-; There are still 107 pending-merrf-, rival. Jobs need not ^ guaranteed' of the professional education pro electrical engineering society, is ing cb.H>ia' attributable, accord ried, and has two children, a son i bcrmlps with a potential budget in but must be sought as soon as pos gram in the area. abn of Mr. and Mrs. Harold / : 'v ing to S'rrahlon. to the pbility of and a daughter. . , f crease of $6,000. sible after refugee's arrival in a The Heart Assn, is cooperating Stalger, 6 White St» ' Choate Execmive Secretary Refugee Aid Needed community. with the Roekvllle medical staff Art Asan. Meets jChoate to find Ingenloup waya of The interviewing committee, ac of the hospital In sponsorlhg the 'cutting'down expenaea. tually numbering 20 but. with three There is a special need for homes Clothing and personal Items are Tolland County Art Assn, newly which can accommodate one or tivo generally needed by the refugees speakers.. Dr, Roy Ferguson PORTER. Itockvllle, Dec. 6 (Special.lirrTliei to the body pbhttd, ahd waa then - In Springfield. Choate aecured members unable to attend the senior staff member of the medical elected officers presided at Tues SIR ,1... ■eoretarv of ih e authorised tO make the Sflection. , office space in a hotel, thua .pro- meetings, was also instructed by refugees, it was learned by the in excess of the Camp Kilmer cloth day . night's business meeting, new executive aecr. y 0^. choatc 4a prcaenUy‘'executive-; viding constant telephone answer- the body politic yesterday to ap Rev, Maurice G. Foulkes in conver ing depot Issuance. society here, is a member of the Board Of Trustees of the area which was followed by the annual LOIN HOUSE Greater . j^ckville Chamber of Springfield., Vt. ing service when his office waa not point 20 members to a nominating | sations with Camo Kilmer. N. J;. The Rev. Mr. • Foulkes stressed Chriatmas party, according to a and electing committee to work out, refugee center headquarters of the Heart Assn. Commerce'was.named yeatorday comnicrfce. a po.silldn ' open and eliminating separate iitil- the atrajn and tension of the refu- Ellington Man Arreeted release from Mrs. Ray ,E. Petit, the first meeting of the organlea-; he'accepted in lOM. He was ' ity expenses. details of choosing a board of di- < church, and with the North Haven gees-lh fighting through the recent president. rectors, with the stipulation that j parish which received 12 refugees State Police from ' Stafford tion'a body politic. He will be avail-1 instrumental in forming the As a measure to provide extra none of the members of the nomi last weekend.' rebellion In Hungary and in relo Springs barracks reported arrest It w'as voted that futiir^ meet able Jan. 15. Ralph Gibson.-chair-i Springfield Chamber as well as clerical help at minimum c o a t cating with strangers in a new ing will be held In MaplW Street nating committee be chosen from , Most of the ref-, gees, the Rev, of Pierre Letourneau, 51. Elling lb mah, said, and will receive art’an- being Its executive officer. Gibson when needed. Choate arranged those on the interviewing commit country. He said some who arrived ton. this morning, on a charge of School unless otherwise specified. nual’aalarw of $7,500. .said. ’ : with the Springfield high school Mr; Foulkes said, are young, single, in Connecticut last weekend were Members chose -an oil paipting by tee. skilled workmen. reckless driving when he lost con Vincent'A. Choate, Springfield, r Gibson noted that Donald. Ander-1 to have secretarial students help It was feH, by the majority of only 48 hours a^/ay from the trol of his car on Rt. 83 near the Mrs, Esther Katsung for their SHOP FOR THE WEEK Vt., waa named by a committee of j son. profcs.sional Chamber consult-' with his clerical worki .The stu- members pre'bwt that the original For local people interested in street-fighting of their native land. Vernon traffic circle,'driving about December selpctlod. It wtlh.lje ex Small Ltan — Mild Cura FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT FROM OUR ROTISS-OMAT 17-members which had been ap-'snl. is familiar with the work of dents received school c f^ it for group of 20 wout4 be among Ihe sponsoring refugce.s, the Rev. Mr. Kindness and understanding of 200 feet Off the highway. Tbooper hibited at Rockville Public t^ ra ry . FILLET OF H A D D O C K pointed by ■ Lawrence Scranton, i Choate. When Ander.sOn became i this work in addition to 35 cents most likely candidates for board of Foulkes offer , the following gen the refugees' problem will be most Wendell Hayden made the arrest. BARBECUED CHICKENS acting president to interview and ! ai-quainted with the problems fac- per hour, Gibson said, directors, and therefore it would be eral Information although noting helpful on the part of Americans, Named to Honor Group Vernon and Talcoftvllle news VARIETY PACKAGE Items are handled through The Bake ih 49c screen candidstes for the executive ■ ing Itorkville’s new Chamber he re- Choate was in the theater busi- embsrrassinjg for them to be on the it varies between agencies. the Rev. Mr. Foulkes said. Eugene H. Stalger, senior in o- ' Contaiwc posltion. marked that Choate was the one ness for 20 years as owner and nominating committee. It is advisable to get a full state- Guest Medical Speaker electrical engineering at the-Uni Herald’s Rockville Bureau 7 ROASTED The committee presented qualifi- man in New. England who could manager, and during that time The new Clfamber-pf Commerce ment of an agency's requirements Dr. Louis Nahum was guest versity of' Connecticut, is among Main S t, telephone TRemont 5- Pork Loin-appr. 5 lbs. Average Wght. or SWORDFISH STEAKS WHILE EcKh cations of the throe top candidate.s I handle the job. .Springfield's prob- was a.ssoclated with chambers of will have an 18-member board of before entering an application to speaker before the Rockville 'l l engineering students recently 31.86. ______. y YOU SHOP ChuekBoait-appr.llbs. ' Boll ' lb. lb. 69c araund Baaf-2 lbs. lb. m m m m m m m m

} . ■ THCSE - - TOMATO^ 10'/j oz. FRESHPAK SOUP cans NORMAN'S ELBOW SAVES YOU $$ UMFBEU'S 45IUCARMH REG. $9.95 Grand Union . lib. OPEN CORNED BEEF HASH 2“ GREEN BEANS French Style 3S' IKMSPY CRACKERS Sun$hine pkg. EV ER Y $C.66 GRAND Freshpak 16 o z . EVENING FRUIT COCKTAIL UNION ASPARAGUS CUT SPEARS 29* I CALC DOG FOOD 2 can$ T IL L m UPTON SOUP MIXES FROM OUR FRESH POULTRY DEPARTMENT CHICKEN BREASTS ClICKEHMIDUtr 3^ ! ^ BEEF VEGETABU 2 pkqs ,h 79c orMIBNSBUP For 31c NORMAN'S TIMATD VECHADLE 35^ Chicken Legs and Thighs lb 79(p^ SAVES YOU $ $ CREEHPEI 2 PKGS.FOR 2 7 ^ CHICKEN WINGS X REG. $11.95 CHICKEN LIVERS > ,b 79c make it a IRW c h i n a s NIBLETS $0.88 MEXICORN 21^ 2 5 ' 2

X # YOU CAM 6£T KRfECT Dairy Foods CHMISTMAS 6IFTS FOR NORMAN'S RINDLESS SAVES YOU S$ SWISS CHEESE REG. $6.50 ^ et!^’ TRIPLE-S NO C A ^ $ J . 4 4 WASTE . 59’ NU^TAST Cheete Spread 2 - 69 STAMPS A GIFT SHE WILL NORMAN'S SAVES YOU $ $ ^ Prozon Foods TREASURE AND USE REG. $15.95 SWANSON'S PIES WITH PLEASURE Beef - Chicken - Turkey NOLAN’S Your ■ A.- 7P SAVES YOU $$ Choieo! 2 s 4 ^ REG. $14.95 miu nuts mil k ik s m i

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BUGS BUNNY Housewife (to tramp)-—I know ’ Chief Screeching Trslii Whistle TV Affecting S ia m REifcas sav: for private, and religious schoela, Hebrew, Seventh Day Adventiet you. You are one of the tramps petitioned ,iihe court to give him WDKOt 'ASW WTlO—1808 State Unit Bars- ivas opposed -tiy board members And non*ehurch private achoola. LEG ULCERAfldNI^ John Alsop of Avon and Mrs. X $EE YA PE£M , . that I gave a pie. to last summer. a shorter hanie. Answer to l^revibut Fuisle W Eint-«48 Daily Radio T ry CHRISTMAS SHOPPIM, Sense and Nonsense WHAF— 018 Food Fads of Public Fluids to Sylvia Bingham, o f Salem. . Tramp—You are right, madam. "What name do you want?” the Bible Story BELAROPEOL OINTMENT ■ PETUNIA* wood—1980 Bnateni Daylight Thne However, the board decided to You gave it to three of us. .I am the Judge asked the Indian. I i WPOP— 1418 Child Viewers . ' Private Schools seek clarification of the present • A t ' The md»t opxtded football game this court was a young man it was sole survivor. "Toots,” replied the Indian. law, 'The law now makes public OREUEN PHARMACY AOBOSS ! SNOW iii the; repord book's took plare in considerably inclined to drink, and S Genuine The fouowlng program ■cbadulM?iiu- aid for private and religious 4 Sharp, quick ■I WHAY—Encore Theater By CHARLE8 MERCER Hartford, Dec. 6 i^ ^ T h e State NOBTH END PHARMACY 1916, Georgia Tech defeated Cum if this court had not slopped short « n MippUed by the radio manage- schools illegal, despite the fact, berland College, 220-0. There lives' off, I have no doubt, Mr. Kettles, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Magdelene cry i menu and are au^ct to change ’ New. York, Dec. 8 (IP) — NOw ^ 1 5 Board bf Ekiticatlon yesterday re that some towns' provide It. PLOWING a man who admits ho quai ter- this court now. sir, would be in the S Son of Jacob 5 Darlings WTIC—Pick Burtel < ' here's an interesting survey. True, fused to back a proposal to allow « Scottish without notieo. WDRCÂmos And Andy,,^ A State Education Department •DRIVEWAYS backod that Cumberland team: penitentiary or in its grave." 8 rirst king I ligPO F-Ed. P. Morgan'’ lt'4 a publicity gambit, but a le towns to decide whether or not report shows 28 towns provide George Allen, former commissioner ’ sldertree ■ WHAY—Open Hnu.«e of Israel c n n tj gitimate one. It shows something they would use public funds for transportation, 33 towns provide • PARKING LOTS of lijie District of Columbia. Allen, 12 Molding 7 Patriotic VVCCO—RHxtrd Revue WHAY—Encore Theater private schools. The party was going strong and a Unit of m c iu WKNB—Ed Sweat of how children’s eating habits are heatth aervtcea, and 12 provide In treîro.s a yellowed clipping u n L 3 WTIC—Woman The request came from a board f-4100 one of the- guests decided to call 11 Christian—— society affected lly television. s h o ^ M stitutional services to religious ô h ^tico A . wlric^h reads. "Allen spearheaded CJCIO WDRC—Cal Kolby member, Richard J. Smith aT and private schools. up a friend and Invite him to Join -14 Otherwise 9 Toward the WPOP—Waxworks -Bing Oroeby An pld-^friend Just swung off the 'Vte Cumberland ofTen.sive with a Southport, who asked the board There are about 67,000 children the party. Apparently he dialed TS River duck sheltered side 27 Press 45 Iroquoian ills — i|TVPOP—Gabriel Heatter stage coach from Chicago, his m brilliant run around left end that doys to to back auch a proposal In the in Catholic schools in Connecticut That Interpret The the wrong number. He apologised 18 "Look to the 10 Employer 20 Spoiled, child Indian WHAY—Open Houae '■ pockets stuffed with facts and resulted in only an eight-yard WCCO—Record Revue w 5 a Y—Family. Rosary coming session of the state legta- who would be affected if the legis Wishes Ornie Family to the sleepy voice that answered. — ythou 30 Narrow way 46'Uncpmnion flgurea ' about what was learned AUTO b e r ^ loss." He tackled one Tech man on 11 Camera part WKNB—Ed Sweet lature. lature passed such a law, and He tried again and got the game sluggard’' 31 Feminincr 47 Second son of WTIC—Radio lane from questioning 1,000 kids who 184 WEST MIDDLI the thirty-yard line and hung 19 Even (poet.) CHRISTMAS Smith, a supporter of public aid about 11,000 others in Lutheran, voice. ’ siifltx Adam and Eva WDRU—Cai Kolby went with their parents to eat at JOHN B. BURKE around his neck all the way to WPOP—Waxworke f£ R ^ .*ll“ l5u*ri5r“' 32 Act 49 African river g|TVPOP-Say It WIUi Muete Don Roth's new Blackhawk the goal line. "Once I fumbled.'' Man—I ’m terribly sorry. I dialed t:ia- fUNERALHOME most carefully. I can't understand !5ISS“ ■ (eb.) 34 Shackled 50 Notion WHAY—Betty Kimball Restaurant there. Hem are some he remembers, "and as three Tech 22 Bar legally 'wHAY-Polka Party with the stock market crash and IfbV I got the wrong number. 23 Releter 40 Viper 51 Hardy WCCC—Record Revue , of the things the bemused TEL. 8 0 8-6868 7 ogres bore down, another Cumber^ 24 French WKNB—P.M. proprietor discovered: which has been called "The Era 87 8 .Sleepy Voice Neither can I. 24 Eve was 41Mineral heroine WTIC—Radio Lane W ^C —Gllderaleeve of Wonderful Nonaenae" will be EA T CRNEER ST. land stalwart shied away from the watchdog 52 Essential WDRU— Kolby In lets than one week 22 kids You see, we have no telephone. Adam’s — spring seen through films o f the times. AMBULANCE 8 ERVICIE loose ball. ‘Piek it up,'.I yelled to 28 Made pouible being WPOP—Waxworka . WPOP—DeieeUve wem observed eating only, the 25 First man 43 Utopian l:4S— ills— Fred Allen narrated the com the gu.v, but what do you think he 33 Jewish month g# Ancient Irish 44 Coarse 95 Indonesian WHAY—Betty Kimball c' crusts of their bread Why? "The answered ? -Ehek it up, hqll,’ he The firm's president was a bit 34 Southern WHAY-Polka Party mentary with, the fllma ahorty be capital Hominy of Mindanao WCCO—Record Renew SSSsrSS®? Kvenuig Qeed lluele man on TV said it's good for your said. T didn't drop it! curious about a cutie Just hired as state (ab.) WKNB—P.M, teeth," fore his death. POULTRY laiitoi a secretary by a vice president. 35 Price WTIC—RAdlo Lane During one noon-day period at Contemporary films bring to the President—Can she add, or type, r- ir WDRO-Cai Kolby WDRC—Eddy Arnold home screen such persons as A Judge, In Louisiana once made 38 Edible 1 i ' 1 r 1 r 1 tr WPOP—Waxworke ^ W PoP-Officiel Detsllae the restaurant eight of 11 children liB M B eR an Impressive temperance speech or take shorthand? rootstock ■:ta- asked for a special new flavor of Charles Lindbergh- and Jack to a convicted prisoner. V. P.~N o, but she certainly can li. li 11 WHAY—Record Radio B ^ A Y -Y a le va UConn Dempsey, Calvin Coolidge and 37 Measure of WCCC—Record Review WTIC—ConveraaUon gelatip. advertised Just that morn "Mr. Kettles, stand up." the distract. cloth rj WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Robert Q. Lewie '' ing on a highly rated children's Warren G. Harding, Will Rogers FARMS Judge began, "Now, Mr. Kettles, 38 Poker stake WTIC—Newe ^ jP O P —Myiterjr Time show. , and Babe Ruth. LYNN this court has no doubt you were The legend that "matrimony" is 39 Radiate WDRf!—Newt Reporter Many requested name brand It should be especially inter "ConnocHcut's Finest Frtsh Poultiy— Dirtct From Our Forms fo You" ♦ WPOP—Bob and Ray J ^ A Y —Yaie va UConn [3 8 MAMmmtnm rmnr^t j brought into this scrape by the a lottery has almost ruined the 41 Charger Ilia— WTIC—Converaatton aauces and condiments to "freshen esting to younger \iewera who use of intoxicating liquors. When loUerv business. ' 42 Deprive a P WHAY—Record Radio WDRC—Robert Q. Lewla up” the flavor of their meal. Thia must sometimes wonder what their WCCC—Record Review ^ WPOP—Myelery Tima invariably surprised their pamnts, elders mean when they talk of 44 Mexican WKNB—Evening Senerade PINE blanket JT rr ir 5T w n c —1U8U Radio Lana WHAY—Yale va UConn who aaid the youngsters must have "The Roaring 20s." 49 Descendant WORC—Cal Kolby W TIC-Ai the United Natlone seen the products on television be BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE u P ft WPOP—Bob and Ray WDRC—The World Tonight cause they never asked for such Mondiusltr Shoppiag ^Porkodt— W. Middio Yuraplko PHARMACY of Dan H • :ie— t WPOP—Modem Sounds 93 Nomad i WHAY—Swing Easy things at home. 684 Center St.—Tel. M I 8-9814 It B K "W HAY-Yele va UConn In one 3-day period 16 children Reds Run ILWU, O pM Monday, Thursdoy and Friday Until 9 P.M.— Tol. Ml 9-S251 POMT HAMOWCrHAT 84 ScotUsh* WCCC—Record Review W TIC-AI the United Nations I Ho p e sailyard WKNB—Evening Senerade asked for buffalo ateak, a savory IXJPC RANCH IAU>JEV.* THE OLD L VIP WTIC—lutiU Radio LrOiia WDRC—The World Tonight 505 Main St. Storu Opon Thursday 9 P.M.— Tol. Ml 9-8098 HE'P JUST SOONEIt IN CONCLUSION, PRI ENDS. MAY 1 PRESCRIBE 86 Roman date 8 WORC—Cal Kolby WPOP—Modern Bounds dish not available in the restau Witness .Claims ills— rant. When asked why they wanted PINE LENOX 6 0 BACK UP-THE ONE p a t ie n t V16ILANCE IN OUR CRUSADE TO 60Y/MAKESl 57 Mud WPOP—Bob and Ray ' WHAY—Yale va UConn HE CAME POIDAiTHAM IT TO THE 0. B l:«S— buffalo, they replied that their fav UP AMP TH BO POWM STRAIGHTEN THE VJAYOFTHE ERRlNG 58 Greek letter WHAY—Swing Eaay WTIC—How to Start a Fight Honolulu, Dec. 6 (IP) — An at iSPEClALSl TODDLER—'AV e , K i n d n e s s , DOOR 59 Not as much WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Ruat Naughton orite cowboy had mentioned it on PHARMACY THE ONE HE JUST IX-b w• d H 5. WPOP—Modem Sounds TV. torney for a Senate subcommittee * 0 • :«S - U:0e— to carve their meat. Falling to ob ) subcommittee hearing here on WHAY-Dinner Dale WHAY—Nile Watch tain them, they started to eat witlv Communism have refused to testi WCCC—Good Evening Coed Huale WTIC—Newa WKNB—Serenade WDRC—Newa A Weather their table knives — until brought fy. invoking the Fifth Amend WRAPPED IN ALUMINUM TOIL WTIC—Three Star Extra WPOP—Modem Sounds under parental restraint. ment. Among the 18 were officeri FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ^ d o z . 9 3 WDRC—Lowell Thnmaa ll!lS - In .gbout five years Roth plans of the ILW U. N L v l i WPOP—Meet the ArtUt WHAY—Nile Watch isa— w n c —SMria Final another survey of kids to see if SOME-V:__ WHAY—Encore Theater WDRC—Ruaa Naughton any changes have occuêd in the 60DY Would , WCCC—G THEIR 27~14 h - - TWELVE Y ard lin e - \A(HERE WE CROSS WITM ALL ODDS ON THE MARCH/- LEAD? ’ EM U P .... Birth Hike in ’56 BUT WITH JUST ( I HOPt) R.C.A. B / B g,^ U F Y ONE MINUTE TO CAN TH LARKS Television Hervice Waahlngton, Dec. i (fl—The Pub- PLAY. CAN THEY* GO ALL THE WAY DICK ,MORTEN8EN I lie Health Service preActa Ul.OOO BEAT THE CLOCCT a n d WIN IT? ■" M I 9-4841 ; more babiei will be boni in . the Exrlueivaly R.C.A I United States this year than lest. I During the first nine monthe of 1958, it said, blrthi were running I nearly 1 per rent ahead of those for j laat year, and it eetimated this GENERAL ! year'a total at 4,202,000. That would be a record total, but not a record-birth rate. The FAIRWAY EVERYTHING «M f aCM**-■ TV SERVICE S H. »A«.a»e«»nr«i I estimated 25.1 birth per 1.000 popu. 0»js M AC AOdl BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES It Comes Out BY EDGAR MARTIN : lation thia year atill would be be MANCHESTER'S ORIGINAL SELF SERVICE DEPARTMENT STORE WITH SAVINGS EVERY DAY N Iglito SL95M s9 9 Pine Parts SOOTViT>5y T V it BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE low the 38.4 in 1947 and the 125.3 In O e L L -T T TEL. M I 8-6488 1954, when the total population waa TVS S\«AW? DOSS CARCFBk, YOU A IB M S Y o o n y T amaller. SOViSLP HOT SO MUCH KNOW WHAT YOU’RE i l K . ' x n U K IR E POWN.:!, Manchester's Finest Selection! • « ! H i i p r The number of birthg hag in %tCO«TV5G» OW VOOM... [— infTfr"' ,IU00fR^ DOiNG...^ SHeUTOM] creased conaiatenlly since 1949. HUNDREDS OF OUTSTANDING CARDS TO ’ watch 4 ^ , YOUtAlR ALUED TV SERVICE ON THE HOUSE i M AKE YOUR C H O IC E O F C AR D — BE IT ^seiip. MARCHESTKB I Butte. Mont. IP —The burglars FRIEND OR RELATION — MOST APPROPRIATE C A Per Honee Call ; who escaped with $4,000 from a t • '.-i .*• I . ^ V Pina PaHe . Butte food market had drinks on DOUBLE ; the house while they worked. An 1 BlI 9-0080—9 a.in. to 9 p.m. ; empty beer bottle and pop bottle ■ .Member *f Factory Baaied Rlectreale Teehaieiaai I were found alongside the broken WORLD GREEN I strongbox, V 5 * ‘LOO

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. u. ’ ' ‘ ■ ' ... 1 ’’V - ' V • - * _ ' . Soviet Stress Gain Gold Medals in Gymnastics, Wrestling World Record PATBOLDUC ______J Aislstaat Sports Editor Several Have Decided StiU tJnbeateiif / ...... On Gymnastics Melbourne, Dec. 6 \lP)— * Bill Farrell of Los Angeles, the-^poipts. Japan also took the silver.vtiana Karakachiants were the I In 440 Relay Russia' built up a virtually in- third American, was sixth. m<âl. : shapely Russian girls whose un-1 Wofld Softball Tourney inning. Australia continued to dominate' George Breen, the sensational- expMted performance wair likely i Many tim4a In. the past tew Pointing out To Remain in Australia Offered Jackson Matck Pay Dividends surmountable lead over- the the, swimminir events at. the ex-. Buffalo, N.Y., swimmer who low -, to pick up a few points where! Set by Quartet 4 V , weeks I have been asked to reveal*^, \ of the competing clubs .....' United States tonight in the pense of. the United States -with its ered the world record in the l.fiOO- they never had scored before. j a few of the l\iKit!l^^ of my tripi f .... ■ ■' "" ■ n Melbourne, Dec* ® —Why do unofficial Olympic Games women's 400-meter relay team meter trials, will carry America’s j Ruggia started to pile up iU ex- Msiboume. Dec. 6 (JSÂuatralla's 'to Canfornla to participate In the 1 their favor. Brand Melbourne, Dec. 6 (/P)— HUngfarian Olympic athletes neared ByiRcuso, K.Y., (/IP)—Uniieffiated Hoavyweight Eddht tha Russians take gold medals and p ^ t _ standings with addi- craoking the world record in a ' hopes all by himself against Aus- pected bundle of points in the women'a 400 meter swimming relay 24th annual World Softball 'tour-, V* “ **** atart all the hour of decision today— whether to return to their Soviet- Mathon today waa hffonid a lx>ut with Tommy (HuitkaiioO Atnericans tall on their collective ponal gbld medals in gymnastics , 4,17.1 perfol itksnce, The American tralias ^furray Rose and Japan s men's gymnastic field wherS Al- team set a world record tonight in nament with the Stratford Ray-1 P™ ** and the majority of pitchers 4ee#s In Olympic gymnastics? team was another 2.1 seconds back, I Takeshi Yamanaka in tomorrow's | Azarian won the rings com- winning ths Olympic championship shackled homeland or become political refugees. About 40 of Jackabn fts ai steppiat stona to a titia match with now hpRi^'’ and Greco-Roman wrestling. Starts beatos tjardlnals. Naturally i : hav*‘ rouble throMMng the ball un- the 176 Olympians are believed to have decided to remain king-Floyd Patariom BiHy Brown,, matchmakar for tha la- a little, say^ûgene Wettstone ot Penn Eraser, Faith ^ e c h ^ a n - final untary exercise. Russia's Valen- two previoua finale, the men's XO when two chartered French planes,'*■- ttmatlonal Boxing Club, said, foU 6 -.....■. n , ...... ', .strong Cards and throughout th e,*” ” .w. “ any owMg Machch'a 10-round unani State, minaMr and coach of the -Vu'i *■* **‘****"Morgan and Lorraine CrannCrapp Jt should be a sensationalsensa race i tine Mouratov was second in the metera breaatatroke and ths msn’a wonderful two weeks In California ' V"*** ati^taty paid dWl- scheduled- to transport the Hun-' U.S.'^ team>Rome, take off-this mens dedalbn ovet 'eixth-itonked live riraU and a tie for another| to »hout about aa they came home with 17:52.9 performance in a bwimmera were abut out of the top 1 continually mqde notes which I “ 'I!.?*' , weekend. Jfohnoy Summerlin last has eight miinon gymnasts. When gold medal compared to two sec Another Russian point harvest hope to convert Uito an interesting tournament was apon- we had our Olyii^rtc trlala ^ « n n ahead of the U.8. quartet Of Sylvia heat after the spots In all three events. But as teammates who have m u m 'We'have offered Mkchen about ond-place finishes by the Ameri- Ruuska, Shelley Mann. Nancy h«H nr.rW.H fh. hv Greco-Romsn wreat- The Australian girla beat out the ■eriet shortly before the start ofv*°*'p.**y ‘ bfâcram ento Junior State 23 men ahow^d.up.' where Valentine Nlko- another softball aeaaon. But mean- Cto«n.sroe which re- families in Hungary prepared for with Jackaoti and we would Mke to A revision of the event schedule Simons and Joan Rosazta. South Just beating the Japanese swim-| United States and South Africa In the long journey, even those who pi(t the winner at thei! fi|ht in Tom Maloney of WesV^mnt, one by Adolf Hitler’s Oerbnany In 198< I laev won the gold medal in the while. perhaps some of you ardent' totaling approximate- Africa was third. mer in another heat. thp world record time of four ijiiin- have said the.y will seek political with Fattereon." of. the international judghs^^Mys foupd the United States trailing Miss Rosazza of Torrington, light heavyweight class. softball enthuslaata would be . In ly 87.00(). The previoua season it "It’s a matter of style. W e never Two U.S. girls—Marley Shriver of utes, l7.1 seconds. wat announced that a profit of asylum have had second thoughts RESTAURANT USAGUE B^4)wn ia n ; howevdr, that Did on «)he,.Doint table and the Eu Conn., a 19-year-old Purdue st\i- Glendale, Calif., and Sylvia Ruus A water polo game between Japanese swimmers flniahad one- terested to learn of aome of the about the future. Thyb new members of the select send a team to the intemationi ropean ptySe point-scale-^ found dent, swam the anchor lap against Hungary and Russia brought, highlights - of the gala tourney 212,0(K) was realized in Clearwater. Flaherty, iiadhen'* ) nianll.f er, competitions. As a result yy ka of Berkeley, Calif. — will try two in the men's breaatatroke as Fla. This year’s event attractetl 23 Even after taking off from Mel- Club are Sfelppy Kearns and “WeiiUi td wait, a couple * ( dtya wEDTriiiNB sm m nrft' them second tbûssla at Helsinki Miss Crapp and put up a gallant to pick up points in the 400-meter rough play that finally resulted Maaharu Furukawa set an Olympic staged in'Sacramento. do .'t kribw what style impresses ln,,-t»52. Howeyfer.-vÛ Olympic fight. For a few yards It seemed ih a decision to cut the. game ' * Leaving Manchester Saturday teams, the largest flejd since the bourne, the Olympians will have a Bud Sylvester. Last night Kearns, before he givee us an aniwer.” Tire A Poiiee defeated Fafiai freestyle final. record of 2:34.7 and Australia's “second chance" to put off their former Manchester High and Twi- and Saa 96-21, and Giu’e CMadert the Judges.” ^ m t standings ai^'^npfBcul. the Americans might spring a sur short after a Hungarian player David Thiele upaet hie favored morning, Bept. 14 at 6:10 I drove tourney became a double cDmlna- There were no lndlcaUoii8ithat Adds Sanora Ruddick of Indian The Olympics end Saturday with t.on affair, and all games were retum home. They get that ehance l.lfiht League baseball pitcher, put nahertv would refuae the offer Caurlea^fôHtieeUl*• 90-18 TVaditiontlly. points are. "Agured prise, but Lorraine could not be the championship soccer game be was injured with Hungary a 4-0 teammate, John Monckton in the to Stratford from where the team apolis. one of America’s top wom on the basis o U A for Arst place beaten. . winner. backttroke in Olympic record time members ware transported in played zt Edmonds Field, home of in Rome, before boarding trains together games of l25, 158, 129 tween Russia and Yugoslavia and for the final leg of the trip to for a 412 tou l while Sylvester Machen e emUty at a ctoMWr vreeWy M idfet L etfu e ddUBle- en gymnasts: "The Europeans con With five. four, three, two and one , David Thiele set a new Olympic Russians Booed iof l':0f.2. America's Yoshi Oyaka company Cars to. LaGuardIa Air the Sacramento Solona of the Pa puncher aa dlaplajM in Met nljj^t’i ! centrate on a ballet style which mark in beating his favored team the closing ceremonies. Tomorrow cific Coast League. It also marked Budapest. I single games qf 156, 134, for the remaining points through actually will be the last day of There were many Hungarian wa of Honolulu, the defending back- port in New TorK. We left La Mtimph, iinight makto a very apparently is preferred. We Ameri- sixth. mate, John Monckton in the 100- Callfomia'a first softball tourney 113 for a 403 score., K) Kearns' fine Paced by the sharpabooKaff a t full competition. ' partisans in the near-capacity stroke champion, finished dead last GuardIa at 11:15 (Biy^) aboard the One Hungarian team official oaj>ehie fd«t .the .ndtr cham- ' cans go more for tiicka.'' meter backstroke final, won by crowd which booed the Russians and It ia a aaft bet that It will aald, with a smile, "Let ua say night sparked tha Walnut Grill to Phil Hence and Ray Sahtli. the It was a day of frustration for Trying to Repeat in the final. ■ Tran.s World Airline's'Sky Tourist plen! red and white clad Firs 4k FoUce Wettstone says only 30 colleges America which could get no better America in every Ofympics but one loudly. After Hungary's Ervin TTie second place finish for the Tllght and flew at feet be a long, long time before the that we have reservations for 151 a 4-0 win over Bolton Lake House! Mrs. Pat McCormick, the Lake- Ray’s .Restaurant downed the Wtihe(eed.at SMS Budgets- , "The Duke came by the hospital Until the Mexican made his final breaking his own mqrk set in the tonight. Mrs. McCormick invari Calif. Righthander Johnny Spring spots as Giro's, Macombo, Garden night's play deadlocked at 20 wins troiter miesed a etout uppercut.as In the Ild-hfUr o f the FbUee ft and we had about a 10-mlnute dive, it looked like a one-two field hockey title by beating Pak the six-foot four-inch forward high-divera, Dick Connor of Pasa take aa little action in the matter heats. There was n ^ . American ably shows her greatest strength istan 1-0 in the finals and Ger dena. Calif., Bill Farrell of Loa An twirled a neat shutout. A day of Allah, Moulin Rouge. Grauman's as possible until the Hungarian snd seven defeats. Manchester the round'ended that might Jidve Fire Midget League at the Cast chat. I shook hands with him American finish for Toblan and finalist in the event bub^Russia in the final dives. is only protecting a fractured Chinese Theater, Hotel Roosevelt, Motor Sales (19-11) stayed in con Toronto Bows Connor. - many defeated Great Britain for Jaw.- geles and Gary Tobian of Los An earlier we had played a l-I tie (ex team has left. Gave Boxing a Fresh Slant turned the tide to aome Client. Sids Rsc ,ths Cmsfs turoad. Back . and look, he gave me his. auto took third and fifth place fOr, six Raissa Gorokhovskaia and Ta- Palladium and once again the tention by turning back the EAS Fourth ranked In the National ths Outssrs isst night 9g-lK In graph.” third place. geles among the dozen qualifiers hibition) with Folsom Prison after Despite the national anger the (or the final. which the squad was treated to a sports - minded Simpson, general Gage Co., 113-17) 2-1. Green Boxing Assn. Uatings, Machen said the ether h sif o f the twiahUI. the ------' ■ ■ i — manager of Raybestos. played host Hungarian athletes hold for the New To Canadiens Three American women divers delicious steak dinner and given Rusaians, little of it has crept to Barbera 112-18) whipped Merrill's York — (NEA) .—Youngyto whibl) he considers Patterson the victory was a birthday present Engines upsst ths Laddsrs 9S-tl. Newest pinup girl, of the Mel also qualified for the final of the to the group at a roast beef dinner Market (3-27), 3-0 Floyd Patterson's knockout of richly entitled. to his wife Charlotte who cele Bpssrhsedsd by Miks Reardon, bourne newspapers; Petite and Seven Boxers s' long, interesting and revealing the surface during the Olympic platform dive, which will he held toilr'through the penal institution. at Lawry’s, said to aerve the best Sponsor Hippo Correnti paced (^ e t a l <8e*r brated her 9Sth birthday, y e ^ r - the Chiefs took ibs land In ths pretty Muriel Davis, 16-year-qld New York, Dec. 6 (An— After a prime beef in the world. Games. Archie Moore gave boxing a de- slow start, the Montreal Cana Frank, Eli Star of tomorrow, in qualifying rounds on the second day the talented triple I cidedly fresh slant In more ways One points^ ie eryatal clear. day. ‘ ‘ , first qusrtsr and nevsr trailsd American gymnast from SpeM- 20 Ago, this afternoon. Paula Myera of Another interesting feature was Last night, however, the two D'Amato WiU lnaiat on having a way, Ind.' Muriel didn't win-any diens have started making their Local Sport Praise Champ Spring came back in relief of which included a 161 second game. | than one Machen weighed 190 1/4, Sum thsfsaneir,' Whlls Reardon was Glendora. Calif., led the women Howie Welland to beat Redwood the Gray Line Tour, which in ad nations met in a water, polo final voice In televisidn arrangements. merlin 19d. ripping the neUdor U points, Jim points, but she set record for pop move in the National Hockey which ended with the Soviet team Pete Aceto 136-377 and Joe! c qualifiers with defending cham City Calif. 4-3 in a squeaker. The dition to pointing out the beautiful •nvaromte 138-350 also helped the ' ' ’’ ®*''y- Quiab and Oeofge.Bycholahi were ping photographer's bulbs at the League. Washington, Dec. 6 <45—Floyd under police escort aa it went to weight division of the old blokea, “ P ths match The defending champions whip pion Pat McCormick of Lakewood. losers tvere labeled the poorest homes of Hollyil-ood stars, also in Insurattcemen cause. Andy Lam- adding four sach, to account (tr ail West Melbourne Stadium. Recalls Kick That Chatter Patterson received a thumping cluded an entertaininr and educa lU dressing room a '4-0 loser. aomethingeo3 th in * it1. has beeniJen plagued hvby HuTlf*"* Totoimy -...iiei.sJackson, ped the .Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 Changed H^le Calif...fmirth and Mrs. Juno Irwin team, sports wise, ever to partici oUreaux 143-356 and Larry Bates through which Pattefspn qualified H o c k ^ Bt B G l s i ^ ' tbs Chief li scoring. For the kisers, endorsement as world's heavy of Glendale. Calif., fifth, both trail pate in the tourney. Rain set the tional drive through Universal-In The game was cut short by eight since Joe Louis "retired.” Den Slnunens taDled ninotmarkera Tha Britons feel they have bean last night to move to within four ------A minutes when a Hungarian team 156-372 were best for the Garage- for the crack at the crown. D'Ama. points of the league-leading Bos MANAGER GiSORGE Mitchell weight champion today from the ing two Russian girls. scheduled third-dsy games bark ternational Studios. Many of the men. Other notable scores were. while Jack Simmons Dwight' Mc- given the deep freeze by their lit Chicago (Ab—Yale University mo.'t savvy fight Judges around— lots engaged in making several member suffered a cutbn hia hea'd Wedtoeedey’a Beeultq' ton Bruins, and two of the second- has put another of iU gridiron the Green Manor Pros in the The relay was an exciting duel four hours-and It was exactly mid Buhdi Tarca 360, Stan Hilinakl 138. KS.r"uS".',s: JJr-SJfS » ’ NaMsMl lAiigM Quad added three each. tle brothers of the commonwealth, seven boxers who once wort between t h e Australians and smash movie bits were still in from a butting Russian.The large ^ ’gw Rocky Marct&nos for they provld- \ the Auatralians. place Detroit Red Wings. Detroit sons in the Football Hall of Fame Cedtcgl Basketball League has an- night when we took the field Art Johnson 358. mentreal 8, Toronto l In the second game, the Atgtees, nounceikihat Saturday's scheduled crown.s themselves. Americans from start to finish, against Norfolk. Va. Once again i evidence but the only star on the crowd.’- which inclu)led many Hun f f r • practically all of. hit oppÛon. * ‘Whatever promotional uHenta after treiling by 10 points at tl)e , "No Olympics has ever been so and Boston were idle. by honoring Clinton E. Frank, garian partisans, booed the Soviet 146-396,'Chet Nowickl 137-389 and Even The Rock grew tired of put- .‘ be IBC had havf atrophledXhe New York'S eaticago 9 (Tla) The fourth-place New York home openbRagainst the New Brit From the fattened former heavy with the Auasies a little ahead at Spring emerged t h e winning lot was Francis the talking mule. and . of ths first quartar, caaN te fiercely parochial,”- wrote Desmond quarterback and captain of its U-I .also is the home of such players and the Hungarian coach Vin Farrand 353. ting lumps on iheir h<^s. There remarked. D'Amato, you see, toei Amertcdia League ., . Rangers gained ground on Toron 1937 team. ain Pacers at the Manchester High weight CTlnderells. James J. Brad- every turn. Miss Fraser gained a pitcher,' blanking the Submariners fciffale 8 Providence 8 lift and cams charging back to Hackett of the London Dally Ex alight edge over I4-year-old Miss famous personalities as Steve protested against the Russians' MIXED d o i ;b l b a were Ezzard .Charles." Jerzey Joe (3 words around as wall aa he dl press. The Russians have been to by t ^ g the Chicago Black gym has been postpqned. The game dock, to gray-haired Barney Ross, 9-0. I made my only tournament turn back ths Laddsrs. 9edy Clint Frank still carries the 192 Ruuska. of Berkeley. CAlif.. on the appearaVice in the fifth. Inning. Alien. Lauren Bacall. Tony rough play. Gladys and Herb Smith beat Walcott 1 -01(11 in the - comeback gloves when' he worked with hia fawned and feted. The Hungar Hawks 2-2 on Parker MacDonald’s pounds he weighed when he played will be rescheduled \Next loop who'd never make his old welter pupllr. Philedilphla 7 l o ^ S t ^ 8 Blanchard was ths Mg gun fo r tha game Is slated Sundasd^ weight limit, they agreed the 21- first leg. Shelley Mann, all-round Sent ut> aa-pinch-hitter I skied out Curtis. Julie London, Ernest Borg- Madeline and Tom Morley 3-0, and finally Moore. ians, Czechs and the rest have third period goal. football at Yale from 1935 to the Ruth and Bob Ostrander beat Jean "Things in boxing will change lâshington 8 Ndw Haven 9 winnsrs aa hs racked up 18 poials. SeeoiMl Period Goals year-old Patterson . is worthy of star from Arlington, Va., picked to the catcher with the bases nine, Yvonne DcCarlo, Audle Mur Glove graybeardz ' necessarily Ronny Udllborte snd êhn Mc- s?-- been highly commended, But there fall of 1937 when be was named phy. Debhle Reynolds, Keenan and AI Smith by the same count. have to bow out on the sad aide, «'hen r manage the hea^vywei'ght \ Thursday’s Sahedule have been no bravos for Britain.” Dickie Moors and - Jean Belie- EAST SHOE REC Junior the title. up a slight lead over Mias Leech loaded.' Nsil ehlwed in with four saeh. For All-America quarterback. In the lest 25 meters, only to lose Since the Cards were one of i *•''1 Williams, among Jean Gaudlno and Hank Wlttke aa did ’Walcott against Marciano champion," he added.' ..\ Natteaal taague The Australian newspapers re veau put together second period ketball League will get underwa^ \ But almost in the same breath Soldiers Bow RoetM a t Detroit . . ths Lsddsra, Oisndsr found ths goals to give the Canadiens their Frank was a Junior on the 1936 with three ganies tonight. First in the end. the four remaining undefeated othere. The last stop Included a took a 2-1 decision from Mary and and Moore againit Patterson. They The change didn't come too soon, nsts for 14 points, Id in ths first ply: ’•Rubbish”. a^ftw added: Watch this Eddie Dick Simmons. AuMrleaa laugun victory. Boom Boom Oeoffrion squad w’hen Larry Kelley, captain game pits Hedlund's against L. T. Ths crowd’s roar mounted as rlube they were given a day off visit and stroll through famed fall apart all at «nee. Aa Tom- and nacessaiily havt to be for the qusrtsr, to top all ths scorais for and end, received the John W. M a ch ^ the West Coast heavy Miss Simons, an 18 - year - old Thursday and along with' Art Hollywood Bowl. Window shop Welt and Betty Phillips beat HI j "ly Loughran,. tto*. bne-Ume Ught- better. ' ' ' ' No Oamee Scheduled A few months ago track follow picked up Montreal's first marker Wood at 6. Jack's meets Nassiffs weight who outpointed Johnny In Rec Loop i^s losers. Jsff Gentileere talUtd in the opening session and Toron Heisman Memorial trophy from at 7 and an hour later Songailo Northweatern Univenily girl BraUer and Bob McOrmond, 1 ping and souvenir hunting at and Bob MolumpiD’ 3-1. Ma'rgq and ! heavy leader, poin(8 out, tiw old four msrkera ers were hailing Dave Stephens, the Downtown A. C. of New York, Summerlin Idat, night for his 19th Farmer's Market end other publi WaahingtoH\at New Haven known as the "Flying Milkman” to's Ron Stewart came back to tangles with the Parkade. from Berkeley, Oalif., took out af tooira trip tO'San Francisco. We Last nleht in the Recreation Cu»Mng blanked Millie and' *«n League period after Ed Litzenberger and scratch their heads in the Yale- Goldie Ahearn. Washington fight Cohn., and Purdue University. that 'all natives pay strict atten But THuraday morning. Sept. 27 1901*. Redding, CaHf., outpointed T V SERVICE 1 broom. postponed acting chairman Earl ! w in over a w lnleea 11th AAA if. rr« • . V'.i M oora.ln a roc^xhM ir: JjiSqAad Johnny Summerlin, 106, -^trMt, game waa '29, which )0fBOUrad on Jack McIntyre had put the last- Navy game, Frank recalls.. / Ballsieper announced today. Tro promoter, which earned some $3. ve Miss Oapp a surprising race tion to traffic'lighta. And where at 11:44 (PDT> the honeymoon Daya tffft AM (X)0 for the Damon Runyon Cancer btti..ln the final 25- meters the there la 'n o'tra ffic light, only a was over and we want aboard an 10. •, . March 17. 1948, when MlgMs Bwww PtaaFaidi i-v-.;— place Black Hawka in front. The A punt fell on Navy's 45-yard phy Night will be held in January, p la y iI r'.?'. ,Trauung,qias« defeated PitUburgh 19 Be riHST PLACE STALEMATE result gave New York 20 points. Fund. stronJr.AuetraHan girl pulled away rreae ■walk, tha padestriaif has the American Airline DC-7 to start Lake CharieSf La.<^-Alexa Var TEL..Ba'9-S«S9 line when its receiver dropped the the date to be announced, Ball League, won gas,, 186. Galveston. Tea., atopiped ing 8t. Patrlck’a Dayr the m y ers New York, Dec. 6 (P)—Buffalo, Toronto has 18 and Chicago 12'. ball. Kelley coming in for a tackle, Patterson belted out ancient to w ln .^ \ ^ right'of way and all vehicles must .the non-stop Journey home. We SVr.Completes .Cdurse sieper said. The new date will in com e’ to a atop. JayWalking ia North End Package quintet Dennii Woodbury, 144, San An muat have decided to make aatra sparked by a fine net minding per attempted to make a running clude both a Trophy Night and Archie Moore in the fifth round South Ames, standing off a be flew at 21.000 feet and perfect Phil Hyde countered with 16 points Jan. 2. Robinson ian''t quite aa lated threat fri»m^q Germany, took punishable by a five-dollar fine. weather conditione prevailed until tonio. 7. uae of their shltlelagha in .cele formance by Goalie Harry Lumley CONCEDES TO RUSSIA pickup but kicked the ball in CUNT fRANK—1937 CUNT PRANK—TODAY Sports Night program. last Friday night to become the for the winneri. Tom Mason and I "Th* Manchester Dog Training ,*''®l®"‘ ‘•“‘I’*'® P*"®' bration. . ' \ boosted the Bisons iiito a first Mriboume, Dec. 6 OP)—A lead stead. youngest. hea\>ywelght king in third place with a'â'TiiM of 4:25.7, Won Fourth Straight one hour away from New York Busz.VVeir each had eight points eight week ®l**‘y * springer at 36 and apot- I *----- BmBIu m place tie in the American Hockey ing American Olympic official to Rolled 41 Yards history. Here's whst the grsduates It was the firstt tlraSîs quar- Returning to action Friday , Tha giant plane landed at Idlewild for ihe losers. I ‘ raining period of the season. I “ "8 ■‘“ rdy Fullmer 11 years. Ir^ l. Frank, 41, now Is a two-fisted pare' with the game of 20 years let of American girla M___ d______,awum night at 7 o'clock the crackerjack ' Airport that night at 10:25 (EDT) SECOND HOOKEY WIN PRINCS ySMKKmg League, In the only game played day conceded Russia might beat The pigskin sailed and rolled 41 of the hard-punches school hsd to Holmes was the dlffefence as | Five h(indlera from the begin- ! Matches Are Parallel, New Hayen, Dec* 6 (dV-Yale'e business executive- In Chicago i ’ together in competition. American Stratford nine won 2-0 over pre-! and we were transferred to a PcrdiCBlBpcft last night the Bisons scored five the United States in gold medals yards and was downed by Kelley New Plan Favored say about him: he scored IS points in tha sebondjners class were able to pass the ' The matches also are parallel in hockey team came through with its ti*w York (NBA)—PrincsJohn V times in the first two periods and and polnta in the Melbourne Olym on Navy's four-yard line. There and head of his own advertising * game Rraddock ex-heavyweight champ: Coach Stan Tlnkham used only vloualy unbeaten Sprihgfleld, Mo. i chartered plane which carried u(i one of his firat-string swimmers. The untiring Spring won hie j to Bridgeport. Leaving Bridgeport half. The Kelvinatora were down : novice exam and will advance into that niost schooled ringworqia be- second victory of the season last made ths initial training movsa of then held off a final period rally by pics and that the only way to stop ■was no rule preventing this, so 'He Will be around a long time. frotp the opening wj)istle and Ihe intermediate group. The. sue-IHeve that Robinson must flatten WELDING CO. firm. His team Of of 55 employe.«niploye.! r;„rg.”n rG ;e-of" ê^^h^'d o^^^ By Baseball Heads Mlaa Simons. In qualifying for the fourth straight (triumph In relief! at midnight I waa driven home by ,night with a 7-2 victory over Wil s romsbsck sttsmpt at Jamaica Frae CeOiMda OaB Providence to defeat the Reds the Soviets in the future is 'for the officials gave the b^l to 'Yale Walt till he puts on another 10 trailed 34-37 at the half and final cesaful handlers who had to score Iw, badly -hurt Fullmef early, or liams. Yale scored four goals in A broken foot 'oena eufferod last B-S. The victory enabled Buffalo u s ' to get better in other sports on the Navy four. includes a line of busy stenog-1 football field. final. He said hia Idea was to give of Weiiand who again encountered j Laip-y Wells, a Raybeatoa inspec- M E SftllS raphers, a backfleld of research ■Jacksonville, Fla.' D e c .'i'(45—A pounds. Patterson punches faster controh trouble. But the following I tor. reaching Manchester a 1:20 in ly overcame the deficit with about 130 or better out «of a possible 155 I have all the worst of things as it the last period. January -has -mended. to inove into the league lead along than the main ones.” "The Rus The T formation was first com every girl a chance,to race. two mlniitea to play. were: Mrs. John Dougan-Weimar-^ rolls along. The break Robby | Quarterback Frank plunged ers' and copy writers, and de ing Into use during Frank's foot player cut-down proposal, a kind than Joe Louis but not as hard. night we dropped our first game I the morning, and a cold and rainy with Providence. Both teams have sians have the depth.” said Ly- over the goal line in the closing But I would be afraid of this Dougherty kept the Misalemen aner 150'i; Mrs. Richard Car-j gets ia that, where Patterson is a 95 points. maji Bingham, executive director pendable ends in the art depart ball heyday. The single wing was of share-the-talent plan (or grass to the Clearwater. Fla. Bombers. ' morning at that. * minutes for a touchdowm. Yale ment. the technique then, roots baseball, appeared to have s' Machen." the latter nine scoring single rune In conclusion, two of the Cardi- in the game with hit 21 points. penter-Beagle 143: Mrs. Lynian j puncher, Fullmer is strictly a ' of the U.S. Olympic Committee. I Dougherty played a fins game as Smith-Elkhouhd 139; Paula Gil-1 plodding mauler. won 12-6. No Ivory Tower * "A lot of people might say good chance of passing today as Maxle Roeenbloom, ex-Ilght Jim Stehlirt Picked in the sixth and seventh innings nal players. Spring and first base In 1953 Paul Almonte of Charles “ If we lose we will have no alibis. A hoot and a howl was raised hs snared the majority of the ton. S. C , set a Sally League record Although Frank's . office Is on ! there ts a difference in th'e'gam^^ minor leagues prepared to vote on heavyweight champ: "He still has to eke out a 2-U'Vjctory. man (3eor», Adams were selected lett-Minlature poodle 139: Rox-I But when they saw what Patter-! ! by all of gridiron officialdom. the top fioor 90m . VC. fm x , PK Othsr spectators in ths Olympic different poaitioii. The low acorc BILL TUNSKY h. . m.4 Tha University of North Cârotina and SUNFIAWER SEED FadOil — Flaid Boat Oil Buraera * ■ T art, T angy, pool notsd that the Russian woman is thrown out The high acora la Dartmouth toasbatball atar Dave fasakatbaU team bagan tha 1908-87 **S«rTic* and Satisfaction Gaarantoed” 7 B 9 ' NBMMrt «M 1 l « M e CMMCIf « M L WCM9-1V Cbessel •% Tarrtfic* Judge, :.B. Boglanbvskaya, consistr thrown out. I saa nothing to do Carruthers aet a record for Ifavtr- campaign with M victorias aa frqsi PhMharat Orseasy’ a *^BE thankful YOU CAH-SEE" •ntly dslaysd putting up her score about this.. Tha dacisioa of tha ford. Pa., Hijdi hy seating 806 agalnat 16 loasas alncs'lnnink Me- 958 Matii -Bt., maaeôttor until qhe had looked across .1 •> frsahly paieksd asads. .' w-to - i ttos JiififfM is Anal.’ points during tha 1868-54 ssason. Oulrt bMains haad eosch in 1988.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ,6. 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER «. 19M I p a g e TWENTY-TWO THERE OUGHTA BE'A LAWi BY FAGALY and SHORTEN later time which would be suitable V Dismonfln— Watchi to both parties. ; . Officers Eleclt}^;, R aaiiM M S t t Ic— Offered 18 ~ Heatinir-^PIuinbinB 17 Help Wanted— F em A lc 85 Help WantaB— ‘ JOS PROSPECT ST—ê w five room .Male, or Femalo 87 Jewdnr ,, U.S. 'Assails "In view of the fact that the TV RERVICB. 4S.M p«r caU. All SETTLEMENT CLERK ranch. Full baaemeitt, oil hot Hungarian government has not re- NewsTiîts At Area Churcli Classified^ PLUMBING and heatins—Repairs water heat. Three bedroofna. work tuarantcod. Call Bob RTabb. COIWTBR HELP’ wanted. Week LEONARD Jewtiar, re 'celv^ an official request fixing Ml. e-ssoi. and contract wont. Call ML t-S64l. A very reapbnaible poellion for -Large lot. E A E Realty. MI. the dateflor the proposed -Visit ancl Culled fr o m ^ P Wires end*' and evenings. Apply in per pairs, adjusts watehea axpaitly. 9-5397, MI. 3-4480. .Otflcers and eommltteeg elected son before 4 p.m. Ferndafe Lunch- Red Action in addition to the fact that the Advertisefflent D I ^ ’S WBATHERfiTRIP Com- a young or middle aged-woman. Reasonabla prices. -Ofian dAUy. ■ 9' lat the annual meeting at the Buck- ' Oonatte. i09S Main Stl « Thursday^ evenings. 139 Spruce MANCkmSTER—Princeton St At mentioned date is .ngt suitable for pany,' doora and window* cuakym MorlnE— ^TTRcking Accuracy and aptitude for figurea 7CHR18TMA8 SALE—Spinet pianos. Governmehtal oil- official says It Ingham Congtegmtlonq) Church CLASSinBD A DVT. work' 'guaranteed. Call Xfl. f-lSSS Street. Only nlna at this low price. Free tractive Cape Cod built 1951. Six the Hungarian government, it fol-. StorsEC 20 MAN OR WOMAN to work in Tray I n H u n g a r y lows that'the Hafnmarskjold visit may' full year to restore Monday, DEPT. HOURS alter • |>.m. art required. Thia is a key position Room, 10:30 ' a.m.-3;4S p.m.;, Nx bench -and delivery. Your. Conn rooms (two unfinished). Shed dor mer. Fireplace basement garage. will not take place on Dec. J6." nomimj-ÎI transportation channels Elected were the following: MANCHESTER. Package Dellvary. and will merit rioee investigation. day week. Con|rcnial turroundinga. electric organ dealer. Wlllimantic dismjited because of the Suez '8:16 A. M. to 4:30 P. M- ANTIQUES \RetWlahed. Reealring Light trucking m d package deliv, Music Co. 83# Main St.. Williman- Near Bowers School, No agents. Diplomats pointed out that Kadar . Mrs. Harry O. 'May, clarir; CUf- y Apply dietitian 1-3. - p.m.- daily, Fuel and Feed (Uonttnned from ra g e One) Caifal -cj-ists.. .Secretary of Wel done on" any furniture, ‘nem an, ery. Refrigerators, washers and tlc. Open 'iburaday eveninga. Call hO. 9-3423. did not close the door On a later ford T. Plank, treasurer: Wilbert < Ml, Manrheater Memorial Hospital. , - fare Folsonv challenge* nhtion'* COPY CLOSING TIME 189 South Main. St. Ph< stove moving specialty; Folding Apply SEASONED HARDWOOD. Cut f«r WANTED TO RENT. Apartment visit by Hammarskjold. They said C. Howe" assletant treasurer; 3-S04a. chairs for rent. MI. 9^63. fireplace, furnace or atova. MI. that they drew up lon the side this indicated the Red govemmeh/ 'news media to urge use of abun Tracy F. Broeik «nd WJlbert C. roR CLASSIFIED ADVT. or single home. Buaineoa man of dant polio vaccine with same COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Sitaations WantcB*— v 3-7895. Wearing Apparel^Furs 57 Manchester with wife and ona t Loi» tor ^ le walks directly in fi-ont of the wanted to' clean up all signs of Howe, deacon* for two yeara; MON. THRU FRI. MANCHESTER — Movnig and American legation, thus endanger volt before admitting visitor* ftom emphasis they used in covering Michael Aglio, trustee for three GENERAL houae wiring, all kinds. ' trucking Co. Ml. 3-6963. Owned Female 88 CHESTER Furriers, Furs remod child, will pay sensible price on the U.N. story of vaccine scarcity. * CMI P I'3-6388 aftpr 6 p.m. 451 Main St. sight. Four or five rooma. Call MI. MANCHEISTER—Three lots, 90x160 years; Ralph Splittberger, member 10:.30 A. M. and operated by Walter B. Per- Garden— Farm— Dairy eled, rmaired. cleaned and ing the live* of helpless civilians Xtany diplomats congrtitulated Illinois farm boy who refused of the finance committee for- three loaed. Work done at my home, 9-1387. on paved road.-City water Price SATURDAY 9 A, M. CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Sfrvice. ett Jr., and Winiam J. Pickering. East Hartford BABYSITTING IN mv home. daye. Produefa $2,000 pach. CaU Gaston Realty, in front of the legation and inter themselves on having; gone ahead repatriation after his capture by. years; Robert F. Howe add Warren b overhead. Save. Call MI. WANTED—Unfumiahed three room' with the vote ■ for t ^ 14-natioh Reds during Korean War aays he’ D. Clay, junior deacons: Mr*. John ISl North Main St. Small APPH* AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local MI. 9-8314; ; 165 School St., MI 9-5731; evenings fering with' free access to and 9-7318 for fr«a estimate at your. heated apartment. Retired gen MI 9-7466.' resolution calling on Jmngary again W'a* disillusioned in his 3'.i year Robert, registrar of building..fund. rO V K OOOPtRATION WELL ances repaired. MI. S-SSIT,- rati- and long dlstafice mnnelI, and Dr. General'.cleaning, cellars, attics BIRD, cat and dog auppliei, whole ! U.S. No. 1 POTATOES. Bryan, $1800. Xil. .9-6351. ca.sting neg^ve ballots. condition at the time he snatched Dial Ml 3-5121 secretary, transcribing machine j salt and retail. Dallylily 9 ‘ to 5 p.m. blue storm cost, sis* 13, flO. MI. cident "may be a small matter in .CTIyde D. Mueller, missiob* com- and yard*: Reaaonabl* ■ate*. M. PaintinR— Papering 21 Bros.. >79 Tolland Tpk«, MI. I 9-9704. So)71c delegates had argued that. 32-da.v-oId Peter Weinberger con rhittee; Mrs. Robert C. Swaiv Mr*. A M. Rubbtah; Removal. MI. operator, payroll clerk, aalei Tueaday, Thursday. Friday nights 9-703T between 13 and 1 p.m. and [ House* fo r Sal* 72 comparison with the other acts of in vietvpf Hammarskjold’s plans to' clerks, day workers.'couhter girl, Suburban For Sale 75 the Soviet Union in Hungary dur tinues to'hlghlight his trial on kid Hazel Palmer. Mrs. John Robert 9-9767. REFINISHING .celling'a, painting, I I 7 to 9. Porterfield's Route 5 end aftef 5 p.m. i visit îdapest in less than two waitress, tobacco warehouae work-1 $13,650 — Thirty-year mortgagea ing the past month, but that the nap and murder, charges. and Mrs. Ralph Spllttbeiger, sanc paper hanging, wallpaper' bqpkr. • Chapel, South Windsor. JA 3-3391. j WaiAed->Tn Bay 58 VERNON — Fo)ir large rooms, weekrf, it would ^ pointless to vote iA it and Foand DOORS OPENED. k*ya fitted, era. Apply Connecticut State Em- j ------,------' No. 1 GREESI MT. potatoes, mealy { .available, three-bedroom Ranches, United Stales asks that it be on/the observer resolution. All three men working in stor tuary committee: Mrs. Robert C, Fully ineured. TeJ. Edward R .! ployment Service, 806 Main St.. MANCHESTER PET C«4iter. 999 breezeway and garage. Large lot age shed, for nitroglycerin solvent Swam, historian; Ertiest H. Barnes copied, vacuum cleaners. Irpna, and nice eating,ng, delivered to your' GIRL'S (CHICAGO roller skates, now balng built, ceramic tils bath, brought immediately to the at 'he Budapest announcement pre Prict, MI. 9-1003. Manchester, Monday - Friday, Main St. 8 A H Green stamps. with shade trees. Price $12,900. apparently blon-n to bits at Olin Jr., representative for social ac l o s t —STATE Theater, Sunday. aâ, etc., repaired. Shears, I door. Call C T. Hathaway. MI. sise 7. Also girl's figure skates. exhaust (an, full cellar, hot water tention of the Soviet governnient."^ sumably canceled also the visit of knives, mowers, etc., put Into con 8;3D to 4:30 p.m. and Thursdays Ml, 9-4273. Free parking. 'Tf you Call Gaston Realty, 165 School St., Mathieson (Chemical Corp. in East tion. BllUold with money and Identifica PARERHANGiNG all types expert-1 9-6438. aUa 7. Call MI, 3-4738:after 8. heat, H acre, trees. Cai6|on W. MI 9-57S1; evenings MI 9-7466. Strlganov'.s first reaction was U.N. . UndersecFotary General tion papiera. Please phone MI. dition tor coming needs. Braith- 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. want a pet—see us." Open'Mon.,- Hutchins, Ml 9-5183, 9-469*. Alton, HI; . . Sixty-seven freedom-' John XlarineiU, representative ' ly iiung. Call Ml, 9-9599 for free ! inquire whether the United S ^ e * Philippe de Seyncs. head of the for men’s work; Ralph A. Ml*uir8. / 3-8608. ______walte. 53 Pearl Street. estimates. Wallpaper books on re- j Sat. 9-6. Thurs. and Frl., 9-9. WANTED -.PhonKwraph, portable was aware of the Soviet po.si^n on secretariat's economic section. seeking Hungarians get first MANCHESTER, 36 WelUngt^Rd. VERNON—at Manrheater town superlntende'nt of the church quest. j SEWING, MACHINE " operator* Hoascliold Goods 51 or table model MI. 9-8634 after 6 line. New 5).j room ranch. Hot the Hungarian Is.sue beWre the Hammarskjold had planned to send glimpse of United States in Port GONDER’S T.V^ ScMrice, available CONTROL BREIe D baby para- —Seven room colonial. Excellent school; the Rev. Philip 'M. Roee, ; ------) wanted, night shift 5 p.m.-lO p.m. ■ p.rn. water heat. Plaster. Ceramic bath. ■ United Nations. But he/w’as told De Seynes to Budapest Sunday to land, Maine when bad .jveather AnnOimcMnenU 8 any time. Anteima eonverslona. WALLPAPER REMOVED 37.60; Apply Kaklsr Tov Co., 60 Hlllisrd | keets. M or^ old. lA’ill tak* orders location. Fireplace. Oil steam closes in Magiilre Air Force Base assistant miperintendent; Xtra. Philco factory supervised sarvlce. for Christmas *i 134 Gtenwood St. DOING YOUR SHOPPING Cellar. Large lot. Price $13,700. the United States /was "fully make arrangements for his 6wn Jack Darby, treasurer of the per room. More rooms cheaper.!■ St. ■ heat. AtJached garage. Tastefully Call' J. O. Dowling, "Builder. MI. visit. / in 'New Jersey. MRS.' VAUGHN— Medium — Ad TSL Ml. 6-146#. Hour* 3-9 daily. MI. 9-6973. decorated. Immediate occupancy. aware" of Ru.ssra's^;tiltude btit he church school, and Mr*. Henry A :— rates. Evening accommodations EARLY? Roemi lYltlioat Board 59 9-7677, XU. 9-7854, was told al.so t ^ t . the United Subzero , cold chHls northern visor. For appointment phone CH. extended. MI. 9-916$. SALESGIRLS wanted, full time. Sensibly priced at $17,900. Coll A. Deming Jr., supervisor - of the REFRIGERATION aalts and serv w’m" 1 WOULD LIKE good home for five, »» Rockies as snow drifts southward 8-6735. 386 p>anklin Ave., Hart Experience not necessary, R. Wilkia k Co.. 481 E. Middle States wanted Us protest sent im and fans over Plains. . . American cradle roll. • ' ) - ice. Commercial, housebold, air COLUMBIA L A K E - Year 'round mediately to^lo.scow. Striganov ford, Conn. ploye benefits,- Montgomery. ‘^'^**’"** I lamps, small efectrieal appliances. PLEASANT, heated room with pri Tpke. MI. 9-4389, MI. 9-0649. cottage overlooking lake. Oil heat, Stock Exchange announces it has conditionara, freaiera. A. and W. gifts, MI. 9.5936.______, 1 haaaocka. rockers, and all Wnda of vate bath. Call MI. 3-4033. Wanted— Real Estate 77 said he woujd do ao. IA>ST—BOXER DOG, dark fawn, RefrigeraUon Co. Mi. 6-1367, BU. Privst* Instructions 28^ ward*. Manchester. J Yireplace, storm windows. 100 feet Obituary received notice that New Haven I home furnishings. MOCHFIED ENGUSH colonial, alx from water. Asking $11,900 Les-: On anqlfier aspect of relations Clock & Watch Co., proposes to black maok, whita cheat and pawa. I 6-3196, Ml. 64055. , - FURNISHED ROOM with continu large rooms and attachad garage. WANTED—Real estate listings. Rival Demonstrations Children’s Skatiiog WANTED - Reliable wortan. Uve ! PURE BRED BEAGLE pups, six senger Agency, Wlllimantic HA. j with thFoovlet Union. White salcl file voluntary petition for rcor-. Name ' ‘Lucky.” Vicinity West FRANK J. SENTIMENNO. teacher ous hot water, on Main St. MI. Nice ahaded lot in center of Mtn- Contact Turklngton Bros. Realty he understood American authori: Side. MI. S-7586. CLEAN AND paint thoae guitars of guitar. Oieater Accordion Co., in. assume charge of house, (our weeks old. }15 and $30. MI. 9-9704. : Use our la.vaway plan I 3-8303. 8-2065. Co.. 351 Center St., Manchester. ganization under Federal Bank children (three school age), Ap-1 . cheater. Living room 33’6''X14' tlei^lh Gerrnany were protesting to Slated on Friday now. Avoid costly repairs latar. 91 Union St.. Ml. 3-6709.. • with fireplace. Dining room, large MI. 3-1507, evenings MI. 9-5665 or ruptcy Act. Ml. 3-1333. proximately one weeic References , BOXER PUPPIES, registered. $89 i CHAMBERS FURNITURE VERNON--F.our year old ranch j SQriel authorities there against the Deaths * LARGE. PUCASANT, clean room kitchen and separata laundty MI. 3-7731. Stage Budapest Battle Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik Fammali 8 required. MI. 94618. j and up. Ail ages. Rockville TR. i available for gentleman. Parking. .with attached oversized garage.! popping of a U.S. military con refuses to receive delegation of The Recreation Department will SALES room. Alao lavatory. Second floor, Lot approximately 120x210. Two WILLIAMS REFRIGERATION Co. Bonds—Stocki 5-7894. 313 East Middle Tpke. MI. 3-5194. IT COSTS YOU nothing to list your , -.. voy seeking to cross Communist British Peers, religious leaders conduct a Special Boiler. Skating W AM TED-Ride to Pratt 6t Whit Service on all types of refrlgara- Jll BE A SUeXTESS; Earn a good'ln- 903 East Middle Tpke. three large bedroonu and bath. bedrooms. Exceptionally immacu house with the Manchester Multi (Continued from Page One) j . / East Germany. Xlr*. Helen P. MUIer MortgagM Must be seen to be appreciated. and 'members of Parlla-ment bear Prograrn for boys and girl*-of the ney Aircraft. 7 a.m.-8:80 p.m. from tlon eqqipment including house come cloae to home representing j BEAGLE PUPPIES. AKC regis- AT THE GREEN (XiBAN, HEATED room for two late home with alfi-active mort ple Listing System. For details White said .reports from Ger Xfrs. Helen Patricia Miller, 18 ing resolution condemning Rus fifth and sixth grades Friday. • LydaU St. MI. 9-3386. hold. Onnmercial sale*. One qm C K CASH! 123.35 per thousand Avon 0>*metlc*. Friendly, pleas-1 tered. Six week* old. Phone MI. ^ntlem en at Center. Paricing. Gaston Realtv, 169 School St. MI. gage arrangement po.ssible. Please call Carlton W, Hutchins, known persons. Word of the call | many were that Soviet authorities Denver St., widow of Anthony Mil Open daily: 10 a.m. . 6 p.m. 9-S7'l. Evenings, XH. 6-7466. sian .intervention in Hungary. . . Skating will begin at 6:90 pjn. phone all hours. MI. 9-3018. per month Inchidea pr^cipai and ant and profitable work quickly 3-9616, 7:80 p.m. . 9 p.m. th, shower. 29 Hazel St, MI $12,600. Immediate occupancy. Realtor. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. was spread by word of mouth, and and ^ < had denied clearance for a convoy ler, who died in September. ' died Negro school janitor says he was ending aL 8:32. p.m. at the Gom- tntereat Hartford CH. 8-8897. put* $$$ in vour pocket. Csll MI. 9-7088. George A. Coleman Rockville. this rtioming at the Manchester BUYING PAPER, magasinea, rags, MANCHESTER—Six room ranch. was observed in scvci-al parts of on the Berlin highway after the kidnaped and beaten by. group of munity "Y ” Recreation' Center Frank Burke, (^nnectirut Mori 3-5195. PRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 430 ' ------TR. 6-4046, TR. 5-4710. U.S. convoy commander refused to Memorial Hospital, after a long ill AatoBHibllea tor Sal* 4 scrap-iron and metal. Will pick Poultry and Suppliea 43 Ideal location, convenient to bus the capital, where streets looked white men .who identified them and will be under the Rupervlslon Exchange,' ’Lewis — *- comer------*■ Lake St., is buying and selling' SINGLE OR DOUBLE room In per)T)it Soviet officers to seaph the ness. up any time. Dial 113-TR 6-7631. quire State Tailor Shop, 8 Bisaell and arhools, hot water oil heat, COVENTRY -Three bedroom, year A u ctiu jis 78 selves as' Ku Klux Klansmen in of Don (Towels, (assisted byr Tun BEFORE TOU BUT a usad ear ------BROAD BREASTED Bronze tur- good used furniture and antiques. full cellar, garage, acnaiblv priced. like a ghost town. I Q—What is thÂtlantic Intra trucks. Born in Scotland, Feb. 27, 1909, Birpiingham, Ala. Kehcler, and R*y- Tomeurt**.- MI. 9-6580. Hours 9 a.m .-8 p.m. St. Ml. S-.5047. MI. 3-7388. 'remnd horn# on paved )-oad., I’jike she had been a resident of this sae Gorman Motor Balsa. Buick UGHT TRUCKING and rubbish re. Help Banted— Male keyz, fresh and frozen. Ready any Call A. R. Wilkie k Co.. 481 East Your XIoney Buys More at Earlier, about 600 workers of coastyr Waterway? The State Department said the There will be ample skate* on Balsa and Service, 339 Main privileges. Immediate occupancy. town for 30 years. moved,' cellars and yards cleaned, time, 10-35 lbs. Fresh eggs. ANTIQUE niRNTTURE^ sliver,__ ___ Middle Tpke. MT. 9-4389. PI. 2-6358. the Danubia textile factor.v in an i • A—A shell water route search demand vv-as "not consistent hand for a small fee to each child. Btraat. ML 6-4571. Open evenings. PRESS OPERATOR to learn setup. Schaub's Turkey Farm. 188 Hills- these Famous "Na)ne-Your-Price" She leaves a daughter, Patricia storm windows and screens In Businem OpjMil uni ties 82 glass,:lass. china, and used ^ nimiti m itu rc ROOM FOR RENT, hot water, . i, _ . J .1 _ along the Atlantic coast of the with existing procedures." Those- owning tlielr own)' skates stalled or removed. Reasonable Apply in person. Gunver Manufsc. town Kd. 80x36 SIX ROOM ranch, 36 ft. AUCTIONS! eastern suburb pieventcd the ar- u.s. It ty^composed of a aeries Miller of Manchester; her fathei;, Childreii Actors NEED A CAR? Short on a down bought and sold. Fumitur* Repair heat, parking. MI. 3-1406. Striganov was summoned unex may use them at no charge;. MI. 6-9471. ESTABLISHED Restaurant Liquor turtng Co., 284 Hartford Rd. inasUr. bedroom, excellent condi icst of' three members of the | of rivepi: estuaries, inland bays, pectedly to the State Department George Kzluskas of , Waterbury; paymant or bad your credit turned Service. MI. 3-7449. , tion. six years old, large let. high Wanted Real Estate 77 two stepdaughters, Mrs. Raymoml permit, large dining room, ban LIGHT HOUSEKEEn»ING room Featuring the Gieate.st Selection plant's workers' council. The work- soun<^ and inlets, nearly all this morning and spent 10 minutes To Meet Tonight ENkoLLMENT HIT.S RECORD down? Don’t give upl For a good FAY'S SEPTIC Tank* Servle* — quet room, ample parking. Lo WANTOD-Ftrsnclss* t^ l maker*. I WHITE HOLLAND Turkeys. Frank elevation, $l0.80o’, Carlton w. of Christmas Gift Items at Lowest Bateman and Mrs. Leon Zanks, deal—not thru a small loan com- eÎ MA A Sam \j6 m n ASe Am* Ais ‘a __ 1. 3 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! with kitchen privileges, single or ARE YOU CONSIDERING i ei s first defied Hungarian police' Unlt^ together by canals, The with Xlurphy. Wakhingioq, Dec. 6 (JPt— En~ ctsaning, installing, e e 11 a r a cated on busy highway on out- overtime, top pay. Manchester Bronkie, Lak* St. MI. 9-4687. double. 14 Arch St. Mr*. Dorsey. Hutchins. Ml; 9-5133. 9-4694. SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? | Prices I both of Rockville; a atepson, Ed y—aae “ Harry” at 333 Main drainad. MI. 9-3380. Tool A Design, 130 Hartford Rd Start Your who arrived to make the arrests, i wêrway provides a (airly safe Striganov is in charge of the The weekly meeting of the roUmem in the nation’s sidiools, . akirta of town in future industrial Monthly Payments We will appraise your property ute for small freight and pleas ward Miller of Manchester, and (Formerly DoUglaa Motors). MI. 9-5363. U V E HENS. Ji.25 each. Ten or I>ARGE HBATEX) room, central. HAVE MEDIUM priced houses for All Brand-New Merchandise The workers left their jobs and Soviet embassy in the absence of three slaters, Mrs. Edward Miyer “ C?htldrens Little Theater” con from kindergarten to coUege* hit' tone. Price for quirk sale. Owner In January 1957 free and without any obligation. blocked the factory gates to polity ure boats. Ambassador Georgl Zarubin. r HILLS’ 'TELEVISION Sarvlce. more $1 each. Leslie Collins, Wap- Kitchen prirtlegea. separata en sale. Excellent locations. J. D. including Sporting Goods, of Xlanchester and Miss (Constance ducted by the Recreation Depart a record 99,359,000 this fall. The INEXPENSIVE C!LEAN transpor has other interests. Phone MI. 3 ROOMS FURNm'RE We also buy property (or cash. The summons to Striganov ap Available at all ttmea. Philco fac 9-8366 or MI. 9-2206. ping. MI. 9.3348. trance. Gentleman parking. MI. Realty Co. John DeQuattro, Bro Electilcal Appliances. Tool.s, entry. About 100 women frony a and Miss Katherine Kzulkas, both ment Wifi be held tonight in the CeiMus Bureau, making the an tation. If you don't see what you tory supervised aerviea. Tal. MI. $7.98 .MONTHLY ker. Selhng or buying contact sugar factory across the sj:(cet Q—How are the natural waxes peared to have been hastily ar Art 'Room of the East Side Rec nouncement today, said this was JOIN A GROWING 3-4724. STANLEY BRAY Realtor Watches, Jewelry, etc of Waterbury. want on our lot look behind our 9-9698. Brand New joined t"he blockade. olassifled as to origin? ranged, There was no mention of The funeral will be held at the reation Center. an increase of 4,909.000 iwce the ettiee. Cars to suit all puroea. 883 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, MANCHESTER—Two-family a k 8 BRAE-BURN RfcALTY Ever.v Thursday, Uriday A - They are divided into three Help IVanted— Female Article* For Sale 45 PLEASANT WELL heated room, When three truckloads,of Hun it in the mOrnlng schedule of de Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The program is for.' boys . and fall of 1959 and a gain o f 1,827,- Main fwmerly Douglas Motora ALL ELECTRIC raxors serviced COMPANY Ruga. Lamps Tables Centrally located. Turklngton XU. 3-6273. and Saturday Nile.s garian soldiers arrived, work groups: animal, mineral and partment appointments. 000 over last year. and rraaired at Russell’s Barber all housekeeping facUitias at St.. Saturday morning at 11 o'clock girls 10 to 15, year* of age.^ Any ROYAL AND Smtth-Corona port- EVER'YTHING $210 tached, parking, near bus. MT. Bros. Realty Oo. XO, 8-1507. ers again baned the ■'yAy. vegetable waxes. Reporters found out about it Burial will be in St. Bridget's child interesteir in joining may do iry .good condition. Shop, (Somer Oak and Sprues Sts. INTERESTING In the growing carbida cutting abla and standard typawritfera 8 ROOMS FURNITURE UST1NG3 WANTED—Single, two Sale.s Start at 7 p.m. 3-6986. family, three-famtiy, business when they saw Striganov in the Cemetery. so, by . attending tonight's meet FOur naw tiras. ReaaonaUe.'Phon* Remington, Schick, Sunbeam and OPPORTUNITY" tool Industry we need experienced All makes of adding machines $11.72 MONTHLY $6700,CX)ZY TWO bedroom ranch. Finally, the worVters defied four Q - In Buddhism, what is em MI. 6-J60S. machine operators and other types property. Have many cash buyers. diplomatic reception room on the Friends may call at the funeral ing. , Norelco. Available for girl at least 31 aold or rented. Repairs on oil Brand New ROOM FOR couple with kitchen Five year* old. copper plumbing. Be Sure To Attend Russian tanks and about aa many braced in the system known as of industrial personnel. If you want Excellent condition. Nice trees. Mortgages arranged. Please call armored l ars which arrived on the State Deoartment's fifth floor. home tomorrow from 2:30 to 5:30 Instructing and directing the Town years old with good education or makes. Marlow's. Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living privileges. Near Cheney'a. bus, Our Gigantic Toy Said the "Eightfold Path"? When iStriganov left Murphy’a and from 7 to 9:30 p.m. LAND CLEARED and brush a good Job apply at office. Room. Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Carlton W. Hutchins. Xfl. 9-5133, George L. Graziadio. Realtor. XU. scene and rumbled^ up and down. group will be Mr. and Mrs. Burton 1361 DESOTO, four Boor sedan. business background, with some stores, 224 O a rter Oak MI. A—These “ paths" are right office, he was asked whether burned. Stone walls buiH and HEATERS. New and uked. Wood, Lamps. Table* 3-8388. Xn. 9-4694. 4 6-58T8. 109 Henry St. Open Evei'.v Da.\' Realizing th*>' coulci not enter the XIoore of Coventry, and they will CaU MI. 6-8746. grading done. MT. 9-6379. Arthur typing ability. Initiative, imagina beliefs, right ideals, right words, Murphy hatf complained to him teach theatre ekUls, and provide Advertisement tion and the ability to work on coal, oil. gaa. cook atovea, oveni, EVERYTHING $310 factory without bloodslicd. the Gay. • NELCO TOOL CO.. INC, stove pipe, dampers, stove boards, 247 NORTH MAIN ST. Large heat-1 DOWN, six room Capa, (two THIS AGENCY needs Cape Co(t. 7 Day.s A Week right deeds, right way of earning a)K>ut Soviet artiied suppression of an enjoyable recreational experi your oFa helpful in thia unusual 1 ROOMS FURNITURE , tanka and police finally withdrew. a living, right efforts, right think Public Hearing wicks for all stoves and heaters. ed, furnished room. Call Mrs unfinished) dormer*, recreation 4-5-6 and 7- room singles and 2- ' Until Christmas the Hungarian revolt. ence for all those attending re 1*66 DB SOTO club eqnpe, bought FLOOR a n d paptring aerviea. position. Paid vacation, five day 366 Center 8t., Pine 8t. entrance $18.18 MONTHLY family houses. Buyers waiting. : The atmosphere remained tense ing. and right medtation. Funerals Additional Appropriations Beds mattresses, springs. roU-s-, 100% Guaranteed Irish on premiaes before 4 p.ni. room, treea, outside flreplaca, cen Open Sunday, 12 to 10 p.m. in the capital as Soviet tanks He said "You’ll have to ask Mr. gardless of experience or ability. naw.,MI.>|ni8. Floors sanded and rafiniihed. Also week, group insurance and security tral. Calton W. Hutchlaa, Xfl. Howard R. Hastings, Realtor, Blake about that.” pointing to Parents who are Interested, in 1956-57 Budget paparlng and painting. TR. 9-3071 for the future are positive benefits. way beds, chest of drawers, vani-j Washing Machine, ...»...... Refrigerator, roared up and down the main tie* trunk, table*, linoleum mgs. Bedroom, Living Room 9-5133. 9-4694. Call MI. 9-1107 any time. > Open Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Q —Were tliere anv women Robert Blake. State Department Xlrs. Lilihui L. Christ learning more- about' this group <- In accordance with the pro FOR SALE—1639 Modal A Ford. or 'TR. 9-KffiO. For additional information and Dinette, )>oulevards of the capital. However, among the original Mormon set Radio, heater. E x c^ e n t cOndition. confidential interview. Call WANTED— Automotive machinist linoleum by the yard. Many items Dishes. Rug*. Lampi Tables., Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 there were no demonstrations dur foreign affairs expert who^ sat in The funeral of. Mrs. Lillian L. are Welcome to attend this meet visions o f (Chapter V, Section S, of tlers of Utah ? the Town (Tharter,: ----- Can be seen at 6 O'Lea^ Drive. or man to learn automotive ma too numerous to mention. Thia ' Blankets, Televitlon Set. and Range WORKING MANCHESTER AND Lc£:al Notice Save on lOOO's of To.ys! ing the morning. on his meeting with Xlurphy. Christ, 43 Foster St., was held at ing. LIBERTY MUTUAL LIFE chine work. All benefits. Schlebel stock Is left over from Jones EVERYTHING $433 utvivini. MOTHER with 18 A—Tliere were only 148 persons But in response to other ques 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon in Notice is hereby given that a' HoowhoM ServlMB month old baby desires room and VICINITY "Conn.'s I-.aigeat Auct)on Fivjlh” 'The huge factories in the indus in the first company of pioneers INSURANCE CO. Bros., Center St., at Proctor Road. Fumityra Store, will be aold. for pn ee Includes Delivery Set Up, AT A ('OUIlT OF PROBATE lifl.l trial complex on Csepcl Island, tions. Striganov confirmed that St. Mary's Episcopal Church. The Public HearlnK Ih®. Board of FORD M TON panel truck. Call Offersd 1.1-A leet than coat. Come ir and con-1 Service Guarantee board with babysitter. Call PI. t M«nrh«'Ftcr within and for iho wlio arrived in Utah in 1847— Rev. Alfred L. William* officiated Directors of tho Toivn of Manches MI. 3-1161 3-7024. $13.900—6 room Cape. Good loca POST AUCTION ROp:(lS where workers made their stub Xlurphy had talked to him on MI. 3-6663. / TOOL AND CKJTTER grinder (lat Vince yourself. 40 Oak St. 2nd; ' immediate Deliverj- or Frea idfitrict of Manrh‘'5lpr. gn th<' 4th dav 143 men, three women and t\vo and Mra. William Kloppenburg Workshop Santa ter, Connecticut, will' be held in TRY US FOR reupbolotaring, slip tion.-Priced (or immediate sale. D^#rrtbf»r, lf»56. born stand against, the Rtis.sians "Hungarian matters.” class),' Form tool grinder (let floor, Saturday*from 10 a.m.to 4 p. : Route 5 — Berlin TXi'npike children. was organist. Burial was in East the Municipal Building Hearing 1666 HUDSON JRNET Super V8 coyara draperies, rug cleaning. Storage Until Needed Pr>*5pnt. lion. Ji»lm J. W alhdl, Jinlc*v during the recent revolution, were Blake declined comment, saying 'CLERK TYPIST class) for carbide and H.S.S. tools m. •Kstatp of Martha Wrirhi, lat»* of Mhd- Opp. Conn. Ll.-A-Po\^r Co. Bldg. ' working aa usual. Jen large Rus the State Department might have Cemetery. Arriving by Plane Room on tho 11th day '9? pecem- Brown and white. Free delivery service. All work Apartment*—Flat*— $lI,30(M>Older 5 room O>lonlal. ch^'e'lrr. in an Id Dl.fltrirt. four door and cutters. At least two years Phone For Appointment Bearers were Russell L. Craw» ber. 1956, at eight o’clock to the , heater, power- guaranteed! Smith's- Ujôlatery SALE—38 1-3% off on 1996-1967 Ten*m'ent* 6-11Immaoulsta condition. Immediate Thp administrator havinp »‘xhihit''d Sian tanka atood near the factory Q—What are the four largest something to say later. Shop, 3 a N. Main. St. in . 9-4863. Permanent position available *10 experience required. All benefits, See It Dav or, Night ______occupancy. hifl ndmiini.«tratlon art'otnit wMih Fatii gates. pa-ssenger liner# in world service? Striganov Indicated he might re ford, Earl, F. Lewie, Clarence S- Sant*. CHaus .will arrive at Mt. afternoon on proposed admllonal iacUaing seats. 3900 ’ wallpaper. Grctn Paint and Wall Hartford CH. 7-0358 .«atau* to thia Court for alhiwanro. it lj» Evanings MI. 3-7367. our East Hartford office for clerk paid vacation and holidays, 47 WOULD UKE TO share my apart-' $14,300 .-New 8S room ranch** lAtgaP Notice Most buses and stieel cars were A — In order of , size- according turn to the State Department later Lewie, Richard" W: Cherrington. Nebir field by helicopter Saturday approprintions-to the 1958-57' G en-' information call John hour week minimum. Apply in paper at the Green. Open daily 6-9 After 7 p.-m. CH. 8-4890 O R D E R K D : That llw* 14th day o f Dt- 6-4971. , typist to be trained in dictaphone P,m. ment with young business girl. F.H.A. mortgagea. , $2700 ; down. rAmb(^r. 1966. a f t«*tr o'clock , forf’ nrxdi, in operation in Budapest. to gross tonnage they arc the in connection with the same mat Oscar F. Phllipil and' Peter at 1 p.m. and Hdc hi* traller-bome eral Fund Budget of th*>Town as FURNITURE repairing and refln- work. Applicant must be good typ person. Eastern Tool Co., 306 Tol If you have no mean* of transporta at tb^ ProbalF Offira In tbi* Munlcltvii M.utyATloN ORliKK The atmosphere .Was not im -1 Queen Elizabeth. QiiQueen Xiary, PantalUk. ' ' follows; . r -jrmrr- Writ# Box O Herald. Fully plastered, ceramic tiia bath. ter. > ( ___ ...... sleigh l o ' his workshop at Center ishing; antiques restored. Furni ist and high school graduate. land St., East Hartford, Conn. tion I'll send my auto for you. No Kuildinc , In , aald Maiu'braV''i i>*‘ and ‘'U .* <'^'KT OF PROBATE lieid proved bv the government’s an-j United States, and Uberle Do d g e FOR SALE—65 gal. drums, in good i Full basements, large, lots. th** aaifiF If for a lo'nriiiR on Apparently he did nothing at the Springs Lodge. ,. ' , • Town Fire ’ Department ture Repair Service, Talcottville. obligation FOUR ROOMS and bath, heat, hot Dutrirt xil Mancli.-rim. on t)i- SDi dav ! nmim ement that L.N, General Sec- Mm,. Adolph Sehteck Position also available in our condition. $2.60 each. For further ' $19,100—(Best Buy) — 8 room Ilia allowancf* ofa-iid admiidatration nc- meeting with Murphy except sit Santa will be flown .in. by pilot Operation ...... $125,000. ; CHOICE — U4e D CARS MI. 3-7446. PAINTERS WANTED. Exper information call 'Ilia Harold, water, fumlahed electricity. For ■rotmt wltji ftaJd **Mattj, UACcr4alnnifnt of D.-ct-min r iTOii ' retai-y Dag Hammai-skjold would ' The funeral of Mrs. Adolph Purchase of No. 1 Fire' Manchester office for clerk. Ability A — L - B — E— R— T— 'S Cape. It^ baths, piima location. of ’hrira and ordf'r ,?»f diftlrihiillon, and Q—In astrology, what is meant and listen to what Murphy had to Harleth Xlanning of 816 HarUord ienced men. Call XIEdfbrd 8-7765. phone MI. 3-5121. further information caU Xfl. Prt'C^»»I. ))^ $15,700 6 room ranch. Attached A —The term means one of the BENGAL. DE LUXE 4 A 4 com itiC bo iplvon to all |»4*rfon« known to hr On motion of lane liiimlln'rp of rati) The Hungarian Federation of 12 sections of the heavens. The some sort of reply, Striganov. said the Watkins-West Funeral Home. Ea.«;t Hartford. After his arrival ho Improvements Reserye Fund) / Sava. your bathroom and kitchen. For thia interesting position. Typing it ; ------1 FOR SALE, one safe. Price $100. garage. Ceraniic tiik bath. inirrf’ Blod fTiFrein' to atM*'*RT‘ and h*‘ .M.lnclloMt' r. Hilininirtratri.x. Writers sent a protest to the gov bination gas and oil stove, eight i iioai'd ihtToon hy publlNhine a ropv t«f heavenly bodies pass through The Rev. Erich O. Brandi, pastor will mount his sleigh and join Jacob F. MlUer, 'Secretory free estimates call Ml. t-SSOS, Tht necessary but speed ia nor essen DISPLAY MAN, experienced or a i For particulars call Xfl. 9-45U. FLAT—FOUR rooms, first floor. $17,10(1)—8 room Cape, i-car ga- ORDERED Tliat rl* montIn* tioin tin' ernment against the arrest of three "perhaps." 1966 Studebaker, V6, Land Cruiser, TUa Shop, Buckland. years old. Excellent condition, Ihia i»rd**J* iJ' Foinr nrw.«pap4'r havinir a 5t)i liny of Dori'm))*':-. iii.'iG, )>'■ and t)n- each house every 24 hours. The Questioned as to .whether Mur of the Concordia Laitheran Church, parade led by the Recreation De Board pf Directors , " tial. Five day week, excellent in young man with artistic ability i ...... — - ■■ Adults only. Apply 43 Church St. ‘ rage, 7 years old. Only $3,000 cash ipIrrnlailAn in âld -Dl.«!rlct. at loaff^'fivo four door. Radio, baater, over- brum and stand included. Avail- j ranv- ara tindti-i) and allou'i'd for l)i writer.H last night. One' of them. officiated. Frederic-E. Werner was partment Junior Marching Band surance benefits and pleasant work willing to learn. Apply Watkins' SEASONED FIRETPLA(?E-(um*ce down to qvallfied buyer. daya hFfnrF thr dny of -Faid h ^ rlm r, croditrirx wiildn ,«hic)i to hrlap )n ili. ir I ij,jos Tama.si is a member of the houses are supposed to have cer phy had asked the Soviet govern Xianchest , Cormeotlcut driva. 6665. WEAVING of bunu. moth holas ing conditions. Bros.. 935 Main St. ( wood. Chain saw for sale. Xfl. able Dec. 1.5th, $50. XH. 9-4483. \ j FOR RENT—74 Lockwood Street— and hv mnilinc In a rcrlifl/'d lctt*'r on i-laim.'i HRHin.il nail) and ra)rt ad- , Tnma«i tain iijfluenccs. ment to take some action, Striga organist and Alfred L. LangCi solo-- which will'proceed up Main St. Dated at Manch«*ter, Connecti and tom clothtog, hooitry runs, ^ Five room*. $90 a month. James $19,900—New ultra-modem 8‘j or bpfdr^ D«'c»'mt)or fi. lDr>6 n ropy of mtnistrairix I.-* flirpotcd to rlvp iiublic I * pr^laium. iamasi ist. Burial was in East Cemetery. down'Center St. lo the lodge. cut, this 3rd day 'ot December, 1954 Dodge Royal V8, four door; 9-1353. thi.v nrd»T t«» FVrt'Cl* J , W rlphi c-o noiict* lo th.' cn diion* to hriiijr In tiicit ' wrote a poem accuJling: the minis* nov replied, "No." handbags repalrad, -Mpper re Call WARDROBE ■raUNK. white com er ' J. Rohan k Son. Tel. XO. 3-7483. . room ranch. Attached garage, sun Striganov said the Hungarian Bearers were Ernest J. Turek, Santa will be at the .lodge Satur 1956. Radio, neater, power steering, placement, umbrellas rapalred, MAN WANTED for shipping' de cabinet, old Westinghouse wash i dack. (This is a beaut!) Vftcran* lIomF. Rocky Ulll, Conn.: (irtiniA wiilmi NAifi limp nllowoil l».\ pulw | ter of interior during the revolu Q —Does a mans heart weigh automi^c drive. 31396. Robert Wrlaht, 105 SpMfrc St . Man* Ii5hinjc co|iy of this onh'F in situation was the onl.v topic at the Emil Werner, Edward Walters. Ed days and iSiJndays from 1 to 5 p.m. man's shirt collars revara^ and LIBERTY MUTUAL LIFE partment. Experience preferred. ing machine )wringer type). Xfl. ana rhpa!«*f Conn. • Kl»‘ aiior Wrleht R.K D hfivtng n circulation in K«id j tion, Laszio Piros, of giving orders the same as a womans heart and weekdays from 4 to 8 p.m. un Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard USED CIURTI8 o*iey TV "con^ A deVna, Realtors. JA. 3-0259, eve members of collective farm.s. nounced the turndown to go lo Sunday evening' in Divine Provi eecn at BUI'a Mobile Service, 134 Contractor and Builder. 3 0 . perience on mechanical assem sole. Needs minor repairs. Best of-. Bnsineas Locations damage i's done. . ‘ each .square twice j* a plain stitch. -East Center St. Ask for Walt. 3-7773.______/ ' . ^ TRUCK DRIVERS for fuel oil de ninga MI. 9-3954. The peasants reported they arc Budapest on the specified date to dence Church. Norwich. bly units. Interesting and clean FOLDING DESK, record player', I fer. May lie seen at 143 Holliater For Rent 64 planning to set up their own re When there'are . enough squares, livery. Apply in person. ■ Mortarty watch, doll bed. dresaea. skirts set up U.N. relief activlUca. work. Ideal location for local .St. \ CHRISTMAS OOCrUPANCrr. • Four volutionary councils and asked for Q-. Wh.v is one who is lag.v or A U.N. spokesman said Ham crochet together and add a border Bros.. 315 Center St. XO. 3-5135. and coat. Cali Xn. 3-8119 eveninga 979 XCAIN ST. . One-atory bric^, m in your favorite pattern. Auto D rlT in g school 7-A AiuBtlnaui Wiiidowa room Cape, aix room Ckiionlal. No the formation of a National Re- not thorough referred to as .''zlip- marskjold had received no official resident. onlv. FOR SALE—Florence space heater building 36x38 feet. Ample fropf H MOTIFS WANTED—Man' to drive delivery reasonable offer refused. Manv volutlenaiy Pea.sants Council. shod?” word up to last night from the JJXRSON'S DRIVINO fleboot, •hd Doors 14-A with. flue connections. Apply 4 and 1-ear parking. Call owner Ml. - ■ )42b;L(m!k V N Repeated .summer washings may Town of Andover truck and also to work in store. liattnga from IU.9Q0 up. T. j , f * ------Peasants of Kopiai'om Coimty Ar—This word shows the em Hungarian gov'ernirien't about his SCaochtstar's only tralnod and Oiapel Street. 9-7406. Crockett. Realtor. Xn. A -lsn . re*. have caused petticoats to become g u a r a n t e e d against oU IM)|' All benefits including overtima. 17” R.C.A..TELEVISION set With Western Hungar.v.,' which includes phasis placed on the vv-earing of proposed vksit. , Until such ■ivord Zoning Board of Appeals certified inttnictor. For your safe WIRER AND ‘ MI. 9-7791, or Mra. Wella. Ml. limp and unattractive,. Unflavored Regardless of'" Where aids. Aluminum screens ysnd Schiebel Bros., Center St. at Proc converter, MI. 9-0393. THOR a u t o m a t i c Oladiron Iron- STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck COLOR TRANSFERS the coSl^minlng town of Tat- shoes. Slip.shod, actually means came, he had no pomment. A hearing will ’’c held bn Decent- i ty w* are trained to teach nrooer- 8-4763. . to the fact tnat silipipers take lit gelatin will restiffen rayon or net your service man or ly. X a 9-6079. storm windowa aa wall as com SOLDERER tor Rd. er. excellent condition. Used only at the Center. Desirable Main Si. FOR CHRISTMAS abiinya. have ■ made the following The reported refusal' gave im her 1 3 ,' 1956 .at the Town Hall at | bination acraan and storm doorp. FOR SALE-Folding bed, maple ! about ten times. Xfl. 9-S8K). demands: tle effort to wear. petus to the move to revoke the petticoats through a simple proc woman i.s'. stationedf location-, heat furnished. Approxi ess. Wash the garment accordmg 8:00 V.M., as required in Section MANCHESTER Driving Academy cû Coughlin, xo. s-rm. Only qualified and experienced SHOEMAN kitchen table, other amalt table,! mately 1300 sq. ft.vfloor qiace. xn. 1. Complete withdrawal of all Hungarian delegation’s creden 2395. CThopter 110 of the General ' the Manchester Eve ■Jiaranttea quick restuts. Ehepert two'bureaus (one with mirror),' 9-6808 or xn. 9-8g31. * ■ ” Russian troops Vefore the end of Q-— Wh.v' does the expression tials if it docs not accept other to directions; soften two envelopes operators will be considered for Expansion has created an open of plain gelatin in a'cup of c*ld Statute* as amended, on the ap-1 ning Herald can.be for- inatractlona. Dual-controlled ear. lawn mower, several,other items. the year, ‘‘efan't hold a candle toTyou” refer U.N. 'observers by Dec. 7. The As plication pf Clarence Palmer for : this typs of work. If you have .Reasonable for quick sale. 7-9 Machinerr'And Tools, 52 water; place over hot" water and warded to be at “ Mail CaU Mr. ■ Xficlettc, your personal RoSmg—Sidlftf t 16 ing for a young man to start with INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent or : W hai'Can h I . 2. A Hungarian declaration of to . one who does' not equal. your sembly fixed that deadline early a limited, repairers license. [ Instructor at PI. 3-730. bad som* previous' experiencs a growing concern. The position We Thurs.. Frl., Sat. nights:'- 31 Ed LATHE'.el2"x36" with acceaaoriea. lea*e. 3300 aq.. ft. floor spa(;e, neutniUly. ’ ability in some sphere? ’ yesterday w-hen it adopted a U.S.- stir tintil gelatiit is dissolved. Pour ('all” regularly; with all mund St. ground floor, heated, loading plaL the gelatin intoi a iargfcr container ROOFINO. SmiNO. painting. Ck$rr on wiring or soldering o f. re- have to offer is permanent and has Like new. XfT. 3-7438 after 9:30 p. 3. Free and seci'et elections with A—The sa!ying alludes to the backed resolution calling again' the hometown news pe'ntry. Alterations and additions. form, near railroad, 760' '.from .D o for Y ou? (he participation of . Socialist and add just enough lukewarm sistors, -condensors or panel exceilent opportunities ' for the O GAUGE LIONEL train trana- m. typical apprentice or boy servant for entry of obser\-ers to make a people away ffora^ Gsrag**—Scrvicc-rStoraK* 10 -Celliings, Workmanship guara Main St'., Mancheeter. XII. 9-9048. parties and ly Peasant parly. in England vyho vva* given the general * suryey of condlttons, in water" to ' cover the petticoat. boards, you wiU find thia most future. The man w'c are looking for formeta. and acceaaoriea. Two Haring a pleasing peraenaL Squeeze out the excess * moisture NOTICE home are so anxious to toed. A. A*. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn 'small sleds, two' pair small akla, 4. Release of deportees and poli task Qf holding a candle while his the revolt-wracked country. St. x n . 8-4666. *' interesting. must have drive and initiative. Ex Ity'and ‘ a good peraaa to tical prisoneri. and roll the'garment- in a towel. The Town Planniiig' .Commis.iion get.. CLEAN STORAGE space, 30x30. ■ / club chair,- Hollywood bed., head- Mosical ln*trninciits 5.1 Ron*** For Rent 65 5626 4 master read book*. Some diplomats expressed puz perience helpful but not necesaary. meet. I am ovar M bat hava, 5. An amnesty for everyone who zlement over Budapest's claims it Iron tyhilc sUghtl.v damp at cor of Manche.ster.- CbnnectrCul. at a 849 N, Main St. Xa. 9-2302. FOR rifE im rr in Bonded built board and frame With lege. MI. 3-6397. GULBRANSEN direct bjow , ma PRACTICIALLY NEW 9H room many good yeara left to participated in the rebellion. had received no official request rect temperature forbfabric. Your meeting held December- 3, 1956, up roofs, ahingla roofs, -guttars, GRAY MANUFACTURING Salary is excellent and many bene Q--What area in the United petticoat will be atiff and almost hogany spinet piano, 9465. ranch, largeibaaement, two iMths, work! What < have yen to .Budapest . Radio'reported that States produces the most salt?. for 'Hammarskjold's visit. Hun ■following, a public hearing held- conductors -and roof repairs call CO. fits 6re offered. offer?:, in Baran.va county in Southern like new. Novembei) 26, 1956. In accordance Mbtorcyclaiir^Bicyde* 11 Coughlin, xn. a-rm. . ^ ■ Kemp’s, Inc. Xn. l-968<). exceflent condition. Owner trans A—The Gi'eat Lakes area pro garian Foreign • Minister Imre Telephone" MI-.1-5121 ferred. Wants one year lease. Call Looking for a way to add a gay Hungary.' it ha* been decided to duces 66 per cent of the salt prb- Hor\-ath him.self had , suggested w1t)i the (Tjiarter for the 'Town of ' Hilliard St. Boats and Aecaaaorte* 46 MUSIC inatnimental, rental. Conct- T. J. O-ocketr, Realtor. MI. 3-1877 dissolve 162 of the 244 Collective the date after consulting at ■Manchester. , Connecticut, having ■ Circulation TWO BOYS' bicycles, ■ 34” . 38” . RAT'S ROOnNO OO.. ahingla and SVLOA?^ BROS. SHOES- • Rollday. touch to llfiejiz or wehr- duced in the United States and huiit up roofs, guttar and con pleta line of instruments. Rental or Mra. Walls, ]dl. 3-4786. farms. leriglh with Hammarskjold; • Legal Notice deemed it for the. public good ' Good condition. XII. 94291. * Manchester 835 Main btcMt, Manchester; Okm, applied to purchase price. Repre ablea? Just a stroke, of, the iron 20 per cent of nil the salt pro ductor work, roof, chimney ra- will transfer tjiese shqwy poin- And perhaps two — a Jumper duced in the w-brid. Told about the .broadcast. Hor that building lines should be modi Department senting Olds, Selmer, Fed FOR RENT— Wtnterizad cottage. AT A COURT OF PR03ATK h^^ld TWO WHEEL girl's bicycle with paira. Ray Haganow, in . 94316. WANTED—'Experienced tnick dtiv. blouse set, and a dainty collared ■AD.A I'ltOPOS.AL REJECTED vath merely shrugged and-said fied. passed the following orders ler and Bundy. Metter'a Miisic Andover Lake Furniahed. . Com settia fowera or cut fawn motifs MmncbeBter within -and lor the Ray Jackson. ML "A (X)OD PLACE TO WORK ‘ ers for full br part tima woi^. Ap > McINÔSH BOAT CO. to the item you want trimmed. style. No. 8410 With Patt-O-Rama Washington, Dec. « i/P) Hen. “ apparently my government did of ManchriUvr. on the 5th day \1z . T«>day! training wheato. In fine condiUen. Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7900. Q--Who was Jame* Bridger? j 313. Call > g. 9-1837. ply in person Carlson A Ob., 44 pletely insulated. Auton)atic heat included is in sizes 3. 4, 5. 6, 7. 8 Kefauver (D-Tehn) opposed to not agree with me." ‘ • ol D«*cember. 1956 Ordered: That on the southerly ALL TYPES of rooflng, aiding and 52 OAK STREET and hot water. AvallaWa immedi (If you have tiitie to sew, ti.ssue A—A scout of pioneer North Present Hon. John J. Judec. Stock Place. - ■ >, - years. Size. 4, 1 7-8 yards of 35- day a sQggesilon that Sen. Lyn », The ■ Budapest, announcement, EiStaie ot Willhin) J. Bo,bin»oi>. lait» of side of Hilliard Street, from Re rotpentry work. Materials and G o e s PIANO (XIMPANY'S spinet ately, x n . 3-5194. . and directlona are included for the, America, who was the, first white special for Chi^tmaa only. Braiid scalloped (zpron ahawn. above). inch; ’i yard contraat. '■) don B. Johnson, of Texa* step man known to have visited Great picked up Jn Vienna, came during In Mid Pintrict. ductjaff^d. gent Street westerly fer a dis OIRL'S OOLUXfBIA bicycle. Like woiamanship guaranteed'. No Job CXJUNTERXIAN for reUil poultry WANTED No: 8185 U in 6izea 4. 6. 8. 10. 12, aside as Demorratlr leader in jthe closing stages, of the much- Th«* adminiBtrator h^vinp -f'xhibUpd tance of 100’. the building line, too big or too small. For tree esti CAPABLE (HEANING woman. 9-3' ' store. All braefita. Apply in- pei- Manchester's. authorised Johnaoift naw Henry F, Milley spinet piano. Pattern No. 9*46 cimtaihs apron Salt Lake. his • adminiBiratlon* account with Mid nqy, 339. x g . 9-3518 after 6 p.m. tissue; sewing directions;^ cdloi* 14 years. Size 6. jumper. 2 'i yards ,ân,v Senate debate next .vear on aelayed general debate in the As c.'Uito to ihL'* Court for'allowancu. it la shall be TO' from 'the .sttyet tlfie. mate caU Manchester Roofing A Tuesdays and Fridays. Writs Box aon. Lynn Poultry Farms Stora, ojitboard motor dealer. Now show It haa full 88-hote keyboard, beau tiful maple cabinet. Our reduced tranafety 6 poinsettla and 8 of 35-incb; blduse, 1 lr8 .yards. changing Its filibuster ruie. Such Q—Does, t'he human' heart be,a,t sembly. It atvld: ' . ORDERFiD: That the I3th day of De. The Commission finds that Dam •EE US FOR that Christmas bike. Siding Co., Inc. xn: 9-8933.. R, Herald. Mancheeter Parkade. ' ing 1967 Une of motors.. Tradas -^r- SEPTIC TMWS a siiggesHon was made earlier ' cem ber 196d. at ten o'clock, lorenoon. ages in the amount ot One Dol Tour old bike taken in trade. Ub------:------^ . Jrice |499; )>enrh, guarantee, de- Man -fa w n motifs. ■ Two patterns. less frequently when g j>erson ia ■ "An authorized source, today is at ihe^Probate Office in tho Municipal termi. Several hold bvet- boats P' AND this week by iXnaerlcans for Bvilldliiff In said Manchester.* ^ and lar '(,$1.00). and Benefits in the erai aliawance. Open evenings. WANTED — Two musicians experience pref- ford. Tel. JA. gaaoa. Park free in NEW YORK 98. N. V. Capodkhlno Staging i.Area, "Concerning the date of this iittefeMed therein to app,-sr * d6 -be Xlartin .£ . Alybri), C3t)airm*n Una* laataPad—CaHer - Water- Now avaifable—the colorful 1658 twin* by operation generally auc- heard thereon by publieninz a copy of pw a n ca . Ityta aatimataa. CaU p.m. . a M ble. Inquire in person'after 4 lot next door. ; ' ^PanrtjpBtpr 'With yoiir pattern order send Italy, Dec. 6 (AV~More than 9,000 ceasful? '. • visit; .the Hungarian government William A. Allan, SwretAry Howlay, Manehaatar IP. «4I6L F u E rT iouS S B ) Ravaleralt JO r prnpflng Dene. Needlework Album containing thia order In *ame ne«'*paper harln* ' p.m. Personalized Floor*, 393 dozana of lovely - design*, from an additional 25 cents for the Fall o f the 4,50<) soldiers ealhnariced. ■ A—The American Medical Apao-j retains its imclvange.d opinion ex circulation Ih said District, at least Thoma# J.'ARogcr* Bamc** Off»r*4 13 OFFBH fXBRK-Aceurata at fig- ft. eeitboard enilsar, 40 hp. Mar- BAND AND orchestra iiistnimehts fire day* befores (he ' day " of ' «ald “■■■ ' hear- Main St. » ;■ which to- cjioose more patterns in k Winter '58 la'iue of our.fascinat for the U.N't enMirgeawy forc« elation states there have been pressed in its letter to the tlnited . Dorothy C- Jocobaen , urea, S7H hour watk, two waaka euty, alaepa (our. For inspaetien by Bach, ScImer, , Bundy, CJoem. Inc. And bv mailliU ^. in a cerllm d let- Hwthig-iWpmmMiiK 17 : crochet, .embroidery and knit — ing pattern magatine.- It's filled are In Egypt today, three week* four- authentic'-gases' in which Nations Secretary General on Dqc. ter-on or before■# December 7... 1966 w. -a Ermano Goraveht# TV ;flarvlc*. 'taaring ma- vacation, fr*a Ufa insurance and TWO MEN—fo f sales and aarviga. Inqmra .91 BUaa at. o l d * . Ktw, Blsaatnc., M ^ and MiKlliNEY 1 6 0 1 ploa t gilt patt'emr directlona with a-wldO variety of easy to aew after a htatoryomakiag aMUt twina have been aeparated and sur i. The- Secretary General is wel copy- of thi*' order to Martha /, -Robln- Moipcheater;-Omn. UJOTDn FhnnWng lanlca aa- panaion plan. See offiee managsr, Must bs marrisd and hava a car. B uffet Jaaosan spinat pUnoa. aon, aOS Slprure St... Maneberter, Conn, : printed In book. Only 3Sc a copy! atylea for all ages. Don't miaa it! aterted Tram Italian bnae. vived. < comed by the: government at a . , JOHN J. WALCE'TT Jl*dge. Decemlier' 4, 1956 ■ >8: oursa aatiatactlea. Braamt satviea. J. A. Bargran Dairy Farm*, UOO 6100 weekly guarantaad whUa Oeon alactrie .wgaao. Ward •-••*• CH..T41M, lO. 9iA i. SnrialfU Ava., East H arife^- laanting. Pluma A D a a s S4MU; JKeadHfÂdvi. K raiM .S T walnut St., MI. S-86M.' f ■ ■ ^------' ■ l /" i. t 7 . f t J *■ L. ...J.: ...-1 ■/} V-' ■■ A ': / ■ Y' ’

THURSDAY) DECEMBER «, 195« P A G E TWENTY-FOUB JKani*b?0t(r lEtt^nina^ IS^ralb Open for Christmas Shoppers Tonight Until 9 o^Clock Royal Black Preceptory, Star of ' St. John’s Church teenagers Fellows.hall Tuesday evening. Her ■East, No. 13. will meet tomorrow will hold a singing, rehearsal to Garden Gliib Sets associate officers also elected are Emblem Members About Town night at 7:45 in Orange Hall. Of- morrow evening at 6:30. and the as follOwg: ^ fieers for 1957 will be. installed. senior choir will rehearse at 7:30. Christinas Sale Mrs. Meric Lkuro, past presi Hold Jewel-Parly Average Iîly NeiT^reas Run The Weather Mrs. Thomas Freebum. Ular ôth groups are, under the direc 35 Refrteshments will tie served. dent; Mrs. M ae’ Rowe, vice presi Forecaat' of O. 8. W w tlM r BufWUi 8t.' and Mrs. Elmer J. Johnson, 42 tion of Organist Walter Grzyb. ’ For the Week Knae«( The Manchester Gardei Club dent; Mrs. Hazel Fahey, record • Manchester Emblem Club, No. Dec. 1, 1656 Holl St.,, received minor Injurle.s ing secretary; Mrs. Julia Raw- Members of Anderson Shea Aux will hold Its annual sale of (Christ 251. held a siicces-SfuI Jewelry Toggy, ahowera occaalonany yesterday whexi they were thrown' iliary. No.' 2046, VFW. are re Trinity College will present a son, financial secretary; Mrs. moderate tonight, mild. Low m full length Spanish film. “ D o n a mas decorations and anangemen'ts lâily following its meeting last from the car in which they were minded of the annual banquet of Grace Howland, chaplain and wel the upper 40a. Saturday clondy, Barbara," with Elnglish sub'titles, Our Company Btore Will Be Open To The PuWi® 12,439 passengers in an, accident at Prov the Hartford County Council, of dried materials, Friday. Dec. H, fare supervi.sor; Mrs. Belle Schors. night in Tinker Hall. rain, not no warm. High In based on the Spanlsl>- American SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON Member of the Audit idence, R. I. ve.sterday. Mrs. Alex VFW., Saturday evening at 7 in Center (Church Hou.se, beginning lady of ceremonies; Mrs. Irene La The demonstration was con 4«a. ander Glrelli, 33 Lilac St., the o'clock in the ballroom .of the Ho classic by Romulo Gallegos on I’ almo. sergeant; Mrs. Ruth Sta- Bureau of Circulation al 10 a m. Tea will he seAeil to ducted by Mrs. Doris Steibertz, Manchester—-A City of Village Charm driver, received no apparent in tel Garde, Hartford. Reservation's Dec. 11 at 7:30 in the chemistry ple.s. inner hoslc.ss Mrs. Della Far featuring the exquisite Sara Cov- Available are fine hand-knittinR yarns in Lambs Wool, juries. No arrest was made. Prb\'i- should bo made through Charles auditorium. , the public from .3 to 5 p.m . and the rington. oulo'r hostess; Mrs. Ruth ehtry jewelry, with -several of the Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colore,' at dence police termed the Girclli Mirth. 79 Hollister St., before closing hour is set for 6 p.m.' Wilson, pre.ss correspondent Mrs. club members acting as models. attractive prices. From time to time also— Seconds of MANCHESfteR»^CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 195fi (Claaatned Advertinlng on Page 22) PRICE FIVE CENTS car a total loss.' ■, Saturday. William Duncan.‘Vieaman recruit. Mrs. Charles Le.sperance. 21 St’ Edith Mc.Mullcn, musician; Mr.s. Iris Vacantl and her social com Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially b ^ VOL. LXXVI, NO. 58 (TWENTY-FOUR. PAGES—TWO SECl'IONS) 8 Little St., graduated last Sat I’ auljne Bcrrelt, officer of the mittee served dainty sandwiches, Advertisement-- John St. general ihainuan will be Chapman Court. No. 10. Order urday from U.S; Naval Training day; .Mrs. Oglore White, captain cookies and coffee from an attrac low market. of Amaranth, will meet in the Ma Center, Bainbridge, Md. His par- as.sisted b.v Mrs. Frank Bicknibre of the giiards; Mrs. Rose Lovett, tively appointed Chri.stmas theme InaUll clean, dependable Ga.s enLs and his grandmother, Mrs. R. and Mrs. Eugene Spicss'who will Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? Heating, and forget sen-iCe and sonic Temple tomorrow at 7:45 cn.sign No. 1; Mrs. Betty Sobiski; table. D. Wilson, attended the exdbciscs. be in charge of greens. Mrs. Alex delivery problems. Rent- a Gas p.m. The busine.ss session will be ensign No. 2; Mrs. Helen Tiillcr, Prizes donated by the Commu He is expected home this Saturday ander Mannella is chairman of the color bearer No. 1: Mrs. Christine President Protests Conversion Burner— $2.95 monthly followed by. a Christmas party and nity service committee were won tea committee, with Mrs. Arthur —'Buy a Gas Conversion Burner refreshments w ill be served by on a 14-day leave. Wilson, color bearer No. 2. by Irene Ellis and Ann Laliberte. ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORPORATION S'.hiilthels, co-chairman. $285.00, less $50.00 allowances for Mrs. Hazel T. Anderson and her The meeting Was preceded by a The jewelry prize of a beautiful TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Old eqxtipment. Guaranteed heat I committee. .Members a r e re- Principal Edson M. Bailey of Mrs. Charle.s E. Croeker Jr,, and potlurk supper, followed by an pin was awarded to Memo Blan Manchester High School will at Brush to Purchase ing estilhate. The Hartford Gas j quested to provide 50-cent gifts Mrs. Robert Coe will preside at the amusing While • BUephapt Sale. chard. . About ‘Leakage’ on Co., tel. M l 9-4503. < I for the grab bag. tend the 71st annual meeting of Table of novelties, and Mrs. Roland the New England As.sociation of Miriford, advertising. '______:______Colleges and Secondary Schools tomorrow at the Hotel' Staticr in rr Boston, Maas. Mystic Review . King David. Lodge, No. 31. \ IOOF„ will meet tomorrow night Elects Officers Augusfa, Ga., Dec. 7 (A’ )---- during the fiacSl year starting OU at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall. First I h a l e ' S - j nomination of officers for 1957 w ill Mrs. Aldca Gulzmer, 43 Mather Secretary of Defense W n . s b i i j diaruaaion about! be held. A social hour will follow St., was elected president of Mys said today it ‘‘certainly looks | “ leakage'' of Pentagon data in ad- ] YOUR FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS STORE ... ^ the bussiness meeting. tic Review, No. 2, Women's Bono- 'N as though military spending vanre of any official release for fil A.ssn., at its meeting in Odd incre... in Ihe ne.t (in.nl' Due to xinforcseen circximstanr.s ,111 Ike W eighs $ 4 Mill] m Chcne.v Bros. Athletic Assn.'s din aboê csliniatcd 6xp€nd- newsmen assigned to cover the ’’SanJtaiu 9{suul! —\ ner-dance Christmas party origin iture rtf $.36 billion for this President. ally scheduledto be held at the PRESCRIPTIONS ' year. And the cabinet officer James.C Hagerty White House D ollar A id teen American Legion Home Dec. 12 I j j j r. ..1/ press sA-retary, said the confer* Plant Added after a 2/j-hour budg- ppj-g quarters at the Augusta Na- TONITE FROM 7 to 9 f .M. has been changed to the Arm.v and •TREE PICK-LP . et conference with President tionai Golf Club were too smati to Navy Club on the same night. AND DELIVERY” * FRIDAY FROM 7 to 9 P.M. Ei.senhower that he does not permit all newsmen to be on hand To E urope Innk fo r “ an v snhstantial parley. PINE PHARMACY im K lo r an> sunsianuai So thev rest were represented by 664' CCNTER ST.— Ml 9-9814 SATURDAY FROM 2 to 5:30 F.M. K of C to Sijjnal change lA the level of mm- Charle's Roberts of Newsweek Washington, Dec. 7 (/P)— By jfiWELL JACKSON tary manpower, now at about Magazine and John Kdwards of the The Treasury today an- Anir RON DEVINE Start of Building 2,800,000 men. American Broadcasting Co. NAM’s Choice They later reported that Wilson i nounced a new borrowing o f ; HALE’S Self Serve and Meat Dept Ernest G. Swigert is the Reports that Fuller Brush ^ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING first brought the matter of "leak- B.v MARVIN U ARROWSMITH $1 billion to he used in part Ground breaking ceremonies will age" of budget data and manpower , president-elect of the National Co. of Hartford, will-locate a be held Monday at 8:30 a.m. to H EINZ or BEECHNI’T Augusta, Ga., Dec. 7 (A*)— plans, talking in general terms. He I Association of Manufadturers to defray the cost of possible new $4,000,000 factory in the ^ REAR OF OUR STORE... mark the beginning of construc SALADA STRAINED President Eisenhower com obviously was referring to informa- ! which is meeting in New York. financial aid to Britain. Manchester area gained im tion of the new Knights of Colum lion obtained by newsmen and later ; Swigert is from Portland, Ore. petus today as stJurces- close bus Home on Main St. TEA BAGS BABY FOOD plained to Secretary of De- " ‘;S,,X'’d' By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER . OPEN Joseph Dyer, chairman of the fense Wilson today that Show* Invitation Washington, Dec. 7 (/P)— to the firm revealed that the Campbell Council Building Assn, “ leakage” of military budget Alluding to budget and manpower The Eisenhower administra well-known brush manufM planning, Wilson said: TONIGHT and FRIDAY board of directors said arrange figures and manpower jilans Nuri’s Rule tion i.s beginning a major pol turer will exercise opti6n» ments are incomplete, but that he for . . ''VVe got started' last June, and held on about 80 acreS''of the expects a simple ceremony. 48 Count to the public “ is something ^ên things began to leak. " , icy review from which it is UNTIL 9 P.M. All 12 members of the board are that|s got to stop ” It wa.x at that point the Pre.s- ! I possible there ma.v emerge j Manchester - Eas^'^Hartford incited .as well as other members Cnniplptc Linn The President remarked about idenl .xaid — and both Roberts and Over Iraqis recommendations for a new' town line, on tjbe west side of WASHER WITH the matter as he and Wilson were ' Edwards reported he showed of the council. (iRA.M).MOTHER'S ci'T j program of dollar aid to U.S. | Tolland Tp) The contempornrv $70,000 b\iild- STAR KIST about to start a conference on ritation - - th»t "this leakage is OflicialaÂ the Arm could not ing de.signed by Scudieri and Man- Pentagon plans reportedly calling — -- - I allies in western Europe. j be reacjted for confirmation or de MIXED FRUITS for $3* billion in defen.se expend!-i (Continued on P.ig« Rixteen) ! W eakening key. Manchester architects, will be TUNA 1 Top offlcial.s are deeply worried , nial ^>r Jiese reports. of 2-level construction, measuring 1 both by the split with Britain and I I t has been unofficially reported about 92 by 40 ft. The building Is By W ILLIA M I- RV\.V ! France following the Egyptian >that notification has been sent the GIFT SCARF expected to be finished next June. (.M’ Foreign New* .Anal.vat) I crisis and by the impact on their I property owners that the options Ih ! economie.s of the closing of the i will be taken by the company Beirut. Lebanon, Dec. 6 iJP) sue7crnal and'rhe'iosr^ Middle , cans H New Strike, Uurest j through a Hartford real estate Colorful silk prints. Also all S w ift's — Ira ii’.s aged .'(trong man is Ea.st oil. For rakrs, P«xtry, Cooklrx 1 firm, C. M. Middlebrook. wo'ol scarfs and stoles in Chunk ntyin whltr mrat. weakening under mounting | Some authorities believe this According to notices of option square and long styles. pressure. : country may be confronted with i filed with the town, clerks of Man- PRE.MIER Nuri .said, 68-year-old premier of a need to develop a new program ! Chester and East Hartford, the op- CA.MPBELL’S Strafford Loom iu Huugary the nation which is an important ' In pattern of the Marshall I tions must be exdrcised before Jan. PEACHES TOMATO JUICE Fully Cooked HAM key to the future of thewhole ' Flan t(V restore the unity and ; 7, 1957. 59cto *5'®« each Middle East, appears today to have i the economic b^se of S4 Million Plant Budapest, Hungary, Dec. 7 •A': • roused against It (the govern- his back to the wall. , North Atlantic Alliance. None Purchase price of the tract, of 3-TRACK A new general strike and lilood-shed ment. 1" Like a man preparing for an contemplates now any such spend- j which about 20 acres are in Man in Hungary wa.s threatened today. Tk^-o ()f the delegates were na- impending storm. Nuri has arrest- ‘"R for European aid as the $4 chester, has been indicated In the cans tlonally known writers, Peter Veres confined a number of op- billion a year which the Marshall I neighborhood of $160,000. .. ALUMINUM The Central Worltera Council Is- and Aron Tammassy. Plan cost. i It was also indicated that a 400,- •ued a proclamation warning the , . .u .. . . . position leaders. He has kept all Slivvd nr halvrx, yrlloiv cling. Hnmp xtylp 46 oz. ran Later, the Central Council said in aecondarv schools and'colleges I Vice President Nixon may have OOO-square-foot plant would 'tw Storm Windows Soviet - imposed government of a proclamation; closed since the outbreak of fie h t-I had the possibility of some new Chrislmris Certain Its Problems constructed at an esUmated. coot DOUBLE Premier•remier Janos KsciarKadar matthat contmu-coiiuiiu- "It appears that an organized Ktyhr to nrevent student' when, in a New BE.ST FOODS F A N N IN O ’S Local Frrnh Grade “A” ii»- 5 9* "Oh, My goodness!” Or words to that effect adem to be running through the mind of this little of $4 million. ation of its tactics against elected hunt has been started against the Prevent student rpecch, last' night, he re- and BREAD and B I TTER NEW LOW PRICE ON FRESH POUtTRY girl as she stares in rapt fasclnaUon at the lie v y ^ beautiful dolls display^ enticingly on a show Fuller Brush, which last sum GREEN workerrorker representatives would re- workers councils throughout the ! ferred to G r i t Britain's financial case at one of Manchester's Main St. stores last night. The child apparently is figuring Which of 5-6 L6. s iz e He has clamped down a rigid ' , . mer revealed tta Intentions to va EGGS •lilt in "a genera) atrike. bloodshed country. ! martial law. transforming I’*-a q i troubles and declared; the • dolls Santa would be most likely to d,epbslt in her stocking Christmas Eve. (Herald Photo cate its plant in Hartford near the end a new national tragedy. " " If this continues, we lose STAMPS PICKLES the into what the literate population' "I believe it is in our interest' by Ofiara.) •' , Windsor line, has placed Ita 34- The Central Workers Council has ALUMINUM considers a total and often harsh as well as theirs to assist them ------^------' •! • . -• ■' ------year-old building on .the marliat with All Cash graduall.v emerged as the leader (Continued on Page Nineteen) police slate. 1 in this hour of difficulty, and 1 (or a figure reported at $1,900,0(X>. Doz. ship of Hungarian anti-Kadar. STORM DOORS oasting hickens .Htrict CenHonhip am. confident that there will be The company listed the need for Sales Today Only R C I anti-Soviet feeling. Kadar so far Jar He, ha., imposed the .strictest bipartisan support in the ^ a more modern plant with more >Vn Are Paxaing On A has turned down eveiy demand of E r r a n t îf^Philippines Goins space' as the reason for leasring the Derllne In Price To You the council on behalf of the people military and civilian censorship on ; Cojigress for granting such as- Eden’s Regime the local press and on foreign cor* , * Hatlford location. Ust Your and workers, but his own popuiar respondents. l While Nixein did not say so, a ■When . announcement ' of the a v Y i r i ^ 'support has been so shaky that he Presumed in •» o * SWIFT'S This .writer has just returned ' recommendation for such aid aj- move first came in Ju ly,. the Chorg* Aecounf M>d>IAW.41] ' has not dared ocenly to withdraw | State Highway Dept, had con |Keeps G>ntrol ; from Baghdad his recognition of Uie body as the ' .. ^ Brazil Junisle L . I\. LOUnCll beat sidered purchase of the plant gor He has talked to dozens of (Continued on Page Twenty-Three) • Fully Automatic. u.*e as its headquarters, but the • itpar.ate purifying actioni, Iraqis, all the wav from govern ■ I 5 «»■ 3 9* Se?s.‘"^ rarliament i \Va.*hingtqiyf Dec. The Air j , State Engineering Dept, rejected Handkerchief Coll For \ ment leaders to Arab Nationalist 7(iV> Beef Steaks R The Hurigarian people appeared ___ • Exclusive, eaiy-to-read Time- RATH'S (Best for Delicious Flavor) United Nations, N. Y., Dec. 7 (J*)-reached in London in 1946 on the | consideration because the plant I r, extremists. He has talked to diplo- Force said today a runaway | Line Control. to have recovered from the first ODM Drops Area’s The rhilippinea won a first b al-; composition of the council. The ^ w/iiild not be satisfactory for the - Colorful prints and all FREE Not lexx than 7 Sandwich Steak* Con ahoek of the smashing onslaught , 1, mats, journalists, businessmen, and guided jrfissilc is presumed to have | a Highly efficient Super hv Hussian tanks of Nov. 4, and ""v a tiv e party look a new hold on members of Iraq's small class of Short Labor L a l ) c l >""d^^mewhere in the Brazilian! lot victory tpday over th lT '^ U white hankies with Spindry. GIVE YOl'R SCHOOL CHILDREN A to be coming back strongly. **’*“ r*>ns of government today after profe.sslonal periple. jimgle, possibly m the area of the , y«_kia _fnr a one-year _ term on the sest „n*the.on the. council, was v.hdvalid onlvonly ^ dainty embroidered ESTIMATE ,j^mazon River. I y.N . Security Council. • Porcelain protection on t’jb. BETTER BRE.AKFAST FOR A GOOD START 5lan.r Worker* .\rre*ied weathering a parliamentary squall conclusion is inescapable. for the first election. 'ifContinned on Page Sixteea) corners. • Norge reSUOicr saves suds Hartford, Deo. 7 (/Pi- The of Tiie missile, understood to have ^ '7'® vote in the 79-nation G*h‘ No Obligation DAISY HAMS The council's warning was voiced over the Suez invasion. But whether least 90 per cent of the liter- flee of Defense Mobilization The Soviet delegate accused the been a Snark. was launched from T''"' A.s.scmbly was 51 (or the Phil- ^ ^ j state* of trying to uae the water for re-use. QUAKER OATS. 20-oz. Pkg...... 2 for 37c •s a result of the arre.s. of many Sir Anthony Eden would remain in m orr"'’’‘o"nês informed Sen. Piirlell >R- Patrick Air Force Ba.se. Fla., on U.N. to serve iU own purpose and Green Stamps AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE MIX. 1 lb. Pkg. 2 for 35c l..embers of factory worker conn- the driver's seat was still in doubt. Seasoned observed of the Mid Conn) yesterday it haa-'sus- King-Size Trade—-fosy Terms cilS. Severil n.ore members weie In quick succession in the House ai. Fast «av ^ pended its directive, "\vhich Wedne.sday .and Was sot for a total ^ ^ ^ strike* at the very root flight distance of about 3.000 miles. ^ ^ of our organization. . 2 5 c to ^1 each VERMONT MAID SYRUP. 12 oz. Bottle...... 29c ; rrested last night. of Commdns last night the govern- , labeled .some area?, in Con ■Yesterday, after about 50 mem- ment beat down a Socialist niotion “ tomorrow. It may necticut a* short,/lf labor. The course was supposed to have third* re Soviet Union miiat lodge Bulletins Tbt JW.HAU COM bera had been arrested, workers ut cen.suring the Suez military inter- even be next month. But it The office Ijs'd .specifically been a closed ciicuil over the affirmative • " MancNMna Comm* TIm J W . H A L 0 CORK aeveral plants went on spontaneous veiition 327-260, then won a vote ** inevitable that Nuri will fifll. Atlantic hut the missile failed to votes were cast. discrimination launched against from the AP Wira MAMCMiena Conm- Cookie Department Specials named the ^rw alk-Stam foid Corner Main and' Oak Sts. Thin tendered ham iit recommended for frying, broiiing or baking. atrike. At one factory, 600 worker* of confidence in its Middle East When that comes, juJt an,vthlng and Hartford area.*. go into the intended turn. povlel Deputy Foreign Minister the countriea of eastern Europe." Corner of Main and Oak Sts. successfully defied Soviet tanks policy 312-260, v®n happen because only the The missile was under railar siir- The dealgnation set off a ,,, . -.1. * * Va.saih’ V. Kuznetsov immediately Kuznetsov earlierhad warned EDUCATOR NOEL SUGAR COOKIES ...... pkg. :i.5c and Hungarian militia and police Defeat' on either motion would strenglh'of Iraq's strong man ha* Rtoriw-ôf indignation from vclllance as far as 4he coast of .^ât the election dis- .ACID THROW ERS SENTENO ia) New York, Dec. 7 (iD -JIw e NABISCO COCONUT SHORTBREAD ...... pkg. 49c Swift offers o colorful plastic refrigerator Or utility and prevented the arresl of three have forced Eden gnd his cabinet ' l^'Pl 1*1* country from hurtling t6- Ctmdecticut offlcial.s. who con Soutli America. ‘criminated against eastern Eu- (Continue*, on Page Six) SUNSHINE HYDROX ...... 12 oz. pkg. .39c dish with Swift's bog sausage. At Hale's it's more council members. to resign and make way for new "Ward chaos. I tended the move would cheat An Air Force spokesman said rope: The seat which' the Philip- I ------— men convicted In the add Mtad- WIMHIMC«MHKWtW ' were sentenced today to five contract*. -|{|le'a landing had been received, it I been held by e'astern European f ITC AlM>arfI I rSllI 2 LB. SWIFTS BAG SAUSAGE plants. It said such strikes would power. - against Iraqi*. It is obviousiv Purtell .said he wa* notified probably that it came to earth • countries, .year* In prison. third defend aerve the interest of the govern- The first 67-vote majority proved prepared to move into an)v troubl'd by Arthur Flemming, (lirector in some remote uninhabited jungle : Served Half of Term ant wa* sentenced to two yean. ment because they would, indicate that the Conservatives, dekpiti? in- spot at a moment's notice'.-^' Kills One, Hurts 40 The.v were accused HpeciSoally of AWB RUSTIC TRAY, ALL FOR »7c of the ODM; that, the directive , 1 Yugoslavia will vacate the seat the council was not the master of ternal dissension over the abortive Iraqi Foreign Minister/'Biirhan , i* suspended as of today. conspiracy to otMtnict Juatleo by ^ v e n f i ^ h ! the situation in the factories. British-French strike into Eg>-pt, Eddin Bashayan told ihis corrS- If this is the ca.se. the (blockage 31 after serving the first of the missile piobnbly will never Chicago. Dec. " i-Pi—A flash fire helping .Abe TelVI. 22, See arrest rn ff£ £ Today it sent a 3-member.dele- still could close their ranks against ipondent a few dav.*-^ligo he con- half, o'f a normal 2-year term un after he allegedly hurled the add be found. The jungle Is so dense der a private agreement reached on a moving 4-car wooden coach We continue to have highest quality fresh oysters. gatlon to Kadar "to protest against any Socialist bid for national aiders the cri.sis id Iraq pas.sed at R l«^l April 5. Telvt later w m the violation of the law and to power. Actually the Conaervatlvea with the declsloiv^f Britain and last year to break a deadlock be elevated train today killed the Also in our sea food department: Sword, halibut, (ContlniiiMt on I’age Six) motorman and injured an esti found slain. (■ A— JELL-ff warn that if such arrests cbntinue ' —e----- tween Yugoslavia and the Philip mated 40 pa'asengers. cod, haddock, Boston blue and mackerel. the anger of the world would be (Continued on Page Nineteen) I (ConGs pine*. C.ARDINAL CANDTOATES Kuznetsov, taking the floor im The Chicago Transit Authority A Fine Treat for All Milan, Italy, Dec. 7 — Th« mediately after this morning's (C T A ) train was bound from sub- ; nugazilie Oggi, which haa done. vote, said the election of the'l urban Evari-ston to downtown Chi- Vatican connection*. I« aajrtag la Frozen Food Specidls Phtlippines constituted a"crude pago.,_The fire burst forth as.the SNOW CROP News Tidbits tomorrow’* Issue .that the VatK violation" of the U.N.. charter's f c r o w d s . riish-hour string of cars can ha* prepared n H»t o f 12 15 Years After Pearl Harbor: Culled from AP Wires. provision that the .council's mem-4 neared the Howard Street Station, suitable candidates-for elevatloa GRAPEFRUIT JUICE e ox- 2 29c bership .should.be baaed on equi- : just inside the north city,limit*, to Carxlinal. including tf/o Amrr- * 'table geographic distribution. Russell Lane, Associated Press ^ , ; GIVE A BEAUTIFUL LASTING GIFTl MIRRO MIRRO coke carrier 3 29 l(.sn*, Msgr, Fulton J.''R h n ea* '. He also called''the action a viola- . ..-'^êmbiaation cake cover and SWIFT CHICKEN BREASTS 98c Contract nogotiation.s between auxiliar.v bishop- of New Yedc, coke decorator set carrier, with poeitive locking Lonely Arizona Stands Watcb publisiiofs'of nine New York City tlon of a gentleman's agreement.! (('fintiniied on Page Nineteen) and Alsgr. John Joseph Mitty, Dececater botircl md m* MBiiyted. device. Cover it deep enough for oewspai'ors and union ileiiverers rC- Ardibishop of San Frandseo. Heirloom Bed^reads ^ tipe« br^t.cMy-t»' attneked P ^ l H a r W aerved. "Because it i* in Hawaii, and' . . . Two contractors, three labor CHARGE INVASION DtTl! h REVERE PATTERN...... $9.95 ^ Spun-Ray Aluminum $4.95 j" Hawaii, ana the Paclfle Mar A sailor make* a -welcoming Hawaii is the Pearl of.the Pacific." 1 leaders and paintfrig contractor* Alnaagun, Niraragup, Dee. 1 superintendent indicted in long in* (>Pi—^The Nicaraguan gwreta- T b a t e s OLD CO LO N Y $14.95 Cocnpktt Mt* ONLY $1.00 begsii in n jiinfihiff o f burn-1 speech, sprinkled with a few feeble (Correct anawer: The harbor, la ; Italy Bars Red Chief A Coppcf;Tonc Aluminum $5.95 tag and slaking American ship*'Jokes: "W ill all the people from the. estuary of the Little Pearl 1 vestigation of alleged irregiilarltie* ment charged today that'a rer- G BATES GEORGE WASHINGTONT. .... $27.50 T : lA BEAUTIFUL • and dying men. Today ikere are I>js Angeles take a deep breath River, which meanders its muddy - in - construction of niulti-niilliorf olutionnry band had beea nr- r BATES QUEEN ELIZABETH ...... $29.50 A MMMCwwtKwwwwecwwwwMwwaKWWWsKMeflKmefwn ■lew~traee« of the attack. The and get that smog out of their wav a (ew miles down from the ' dollar Tohyhanna Signal Corps de ganized In neighboring Coata ; “EMBA AUTUMN HAZE’* j placid, Iflue waters of the harbor lungs? " And then the launch hilfs above the harbor 1. pot in' Penn.sylvania. From Rome Congress Rica with the -aim of Invndtag play boat to only a fraction of the, moves slowly away from the The launch . makes a wide swing ■ Pqlish govern n-ent announces Nicaragua la an attempt ta V FINE QUALltY ALL WHITE A I rIoHing Ilf a number of (actorie* overthrow the governmeat of MADE BRUSSELS SPROUTS ...... Basket 39e ahlpa that were' itoft'krd there on d«H-k. and slops at the beginning of the ; jlviMtStoflef WITH.. that fateful Sunituy. "Hattlci«hip Tlic day is brilliant, with the sun now-deserted mile stretch of docks and' sweeping cut in railway pas-, Rome, Dec. 7 oip;— Italy slapped-tlonnamed by theRussiansinclud- President Liiis Somoza. MIRRO-MATIC GREEN BEANS ...... Lb. 29c Row” I* enipty, e.xcepi for the slunling across the water and a “ Cd buoys kpown as ■ "BaUlesliip , aenger .service as part of drastic Soviet Russia's dl’plomatit; face to-., ed Ekaterina Furtseâ. first sec- ^ Chenille Bedspreads • ^ annicen hulk of (he .Arizona. But (ew fleecy clouds overhead. The Row." • cumpaign to meet Poland's coal day by tjarrtng Mikhail Sualov, | retary of the Moscow (Jity Corn- ARGENTINE I'N AllJis FIRBD PRESSURE PAN FRESH CRANBERRIES...... 2 Pkgs. 49c powerful secretary of the Russian j irunist party group and the world's Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dee. , I ..w ith the control you can h ta r! Carnation the harbor 1* »(lll ' lmpre*«lve'. trade winds mstle quietly, much as Theie, in (he space of about a j shortage . . . Dr. Bi R. Artibedkar, j >N§R«wlfig I BUTTERNUT S Q U A S H ...... 3 Lbs. 19c Thousand* of lourl»t* viwlt it on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941. ' mile, seven American battleships I untouchable who ixi.se to rank of Communist party's Central Com- ' moat powerful woman Communist, 7 i>pi — Provisional Preoldeat Americd't moot-wanted pressure mlttee. from attending the 8th Con- ' The delegation left Moscow ves- Pedro Ammbiiru today flre4 pan aidomaUcaily prevents : OF-THE-MQ-NTII j y ^ ly .^ t o nee where the .Ameri- The launch passes a well- were moored when the Japanese' cabinet minister and leader of In Milk 3 For 43c A V O C A D O ...... Each 29c ran Navy suffered it* greatest de- Bcrubbed Navy transport ' one of struck. Four were sunk. Those dia's 60 million'untouchables, rre- g-eas of the Italian Reda. terday by train for Rome. Relia- Adm. Anihal O. OlHHert aa A r pressure from going higher : PRIZE CONTEST I gentine permanent delegate ta ‘ 9 -S 5 than recipe requires. SaVet EMPEROR GRAPES ...... 2 Lbs. 39c feat In history — and mounted- dnl.v, half a dozen or so ships in the «f]""t wert datnaged. - mateil In' Bombay according to A Foreign Office apokeaman ble aourcea in the Soviet capital I I PRE.MIER PFMPKIN the entuing victory). gia'nt harbor. Crewmen are filing' Sofhe 2.000 men d i^ . torn to Buildist riles. . ' confirmed the cancellation of y,e Italian govermriient also the United Natl<>na. A Feedga fuel, foc^, time, and money. : 1,034 other prizes! Z PEARS-tRUSSET or D'ANJOU ...... 2 Lbs. 49c Q Two beautiful pattern.s. A gift that'will give year.s of I^rge can 2 39c ■ ..J, ------■■ - down the gangplank in gleamlngf ***'* .explosions of bombs, Man being sought for shooting, SUslov'a visa, a step he said was rofuaed permission for the landing ' Mtalatr.v spokesmw 4 Quart 91S.95 SNOW CROP DELICIOUS APPLES ...... 3 Lbs. 35c By JIM BRC'KKR white uniforma, to spend a day of burned to death in the flaming officer durjng holdup shoots and ttken in the interest o f' "public tif a Soviet TU104'jet airliner at give - the------reason- for the majaf V enjoyment. v - X PEAS XFkgu. Pearl Harbor. Dec. 7 ifl*! Where liberty ashore water* of the harbor aS oil spilled kill* highway patrolman and then order..” v Rome'a airport. They aaid the However* recent erlWcleiB Ca J»a Aramburu regime by Ollnan ^ o t h e r b e d s p r e a d s ...... SS.W to $29.50 9 IIOUfÊWARE DEPT. bnce the battleships were moored- The transport's radar acope ^>'bm stricken ships and caught is wounded in running gun fight Sualov, one of the more powerful, italiani turned down the roqueet TOW on row. — . Inviting targets for whirls steadily acanning the aklea. Ore from i nc e n d i a-r y bombs, wth other officers in Whittier, men In the Soviet Union add' the to fly In the delegation "to aVoid has eome to Mghi- Loner Si, Floor Level D O U BLED GREEN STAMPS the Japanese planes', which (Only a handful of ahipa in Pearl i trapped below decks of shlpp on Ci^llf. . . Wife of wealthy invest Kremlin’s expert on relations,with 'Communist propaganda in Rome” I DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS 4 n e s t l E's * ’ GIVEN WITH OASH SALES TODAY ONLY ^ •mashed them 15 years ago today had radar tn 1941, and a radar; their way to the bottom., ment broker testifies -she' thought (Tomihuhiat parties abroad, was to and for'the good o f public order, SPEED BRIDGE DEBIflir — a trim little motor launch tiea warning from an Army oiitpoat' Huge coliTmnS ■ of black amoke she was being kidnaped for .ran have headed the Russian delega- Anti-Communtat Rome newapp- Hartford, Dec. 7 (#1 1 ' n o V WITH CASH SALES'THURSDAY ONLY . A Double Green Stai^ps Given With Cash Sales Tpday SEMI-SWEET MORSELS up every morning. , ne ver reacheil■ ■ the■■■■ fleet) V poured up and the harbor'bumed Most Kissahle som and expected 'to be releaaed tion to .the Italian Congress open-I pert hav4 declared. Bilalov was State today diractod Ite MfR* Some 100 touriat walk .slowly Aq officer waves from the trans throughout ,the night of America'a, Mrs. Jean Linck, .fdrmerly until two women stripped her in, ing here tomorrow. I named to-come here to “put the way Departataat ta aMHM first hectic 24 hours at war. ' $3«0,6M addIMMBi ta e p ^ -da* IwHemtlM t PKOS. I •bdard, subdued. - chsttirig In port tp the passing launch A-few of Loyeland, Tex.i was named desert canyon alhl bound and *' Red Strength Dropil I fear of Stalin’ In Italian Qpm- whispers,’ awestruck by the scene visitors wave back, solemnly. Some of the batUedhipa were “ Mii|s Kissable of 1656” In a gagged'her and left her in shallow Anti-Russlan feeling 'hat run'^ munipt chiaf- Palmira TogUattf. atga work oa twe aew l|>M(Pa refloated to fight on during' the high in Italy since the Soviet crack- . Ai\ expert on Communist prop- aereae' the Ceeaecttflrt BlVIir * • 4 3 e { where history was' made and the 64 Shipil ta Harbor nationi^de,'contest of several grave. ^Thc J R lK IU U COMt'l TheJSKlMI^CORR mSHHUm TiHiW.IIAL4