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PAGE EIGHTEEN f - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1957 I r iJIaitrlT^Hfrr iEui^ittug H^ralib Avemge Daily Prera*Run For the Lyeitk Ended- eather D ecem ber 7, 1957 ^ M erabcri of the rummage tale Ferecnat 8. W anthar B a r i y committee of the \Yoman’i Society Correct ion extension of Love Lane and for About Town of the Community Baptist Churcii TPC Studies Street Plans^- several streets in the northeastern will have a work niffht' tomorrow section of town. 12,683 wave warning for tonight, ‘Manchester Golden A g t C l u b In some copies of ye.sterday's The Planning Commission also member! will meet Thursday at at|,the church al 7:30. The sale will ; Herald, it was incorrectly Member *( the Audit w l|k6r. Lm* 19 te IS. dondy, cold be held Thursdav at the church JSo Decisions Made on, Bids postponed decisions on applica Bureau ot Circulation 2 p.m. in 9range Hall for their stated that Robeit Bradley, 26. tions heard at the Nov. 20 public er Thursday. High near SB. annuU Chiiatmaa party and Worlfera are needed at both times Rockville; Leonaid ,Goetz. 3<. i f m t r hearing until complete minutes of Manchester^A City of Village Charm chajift of 90-cent glfU. A fancv I . .7, , ^ Tolland: and Mrs. Joan Rem- The Town Planning Commission »>;ngs. on street plans ^metlme a/- the meeting are available. The Ub,. m,. b, ..b tb .v -.7 kiewicz, 27. Ellington, pleaded (TPCi last night began considera ter the beginning of the year. The guilty in Rockville (ity Court > board felt that the.se applications. will do wonders! VOL. LXXVII, NO. 61 ____ [ lected in the basement of Orange tion of a street plan to incorporate p-esent plana, with TPC modirica- I all of them controversial, would re- i (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TW'O SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN,, W'EDNESDAY, "I^ECEMBERU, 1957* (Claaalfted Adrertlalng on Pngh S0> to robbery with violence, kid tions and recommendations, will be PRICE Five CENTS TV- Trb»in OSS « . I _ I Hall Thursday night fiom 6:30 to naping and taking an automo ir the town s capital improvements quire careful consideration before! one of the-^ools used in preparing decisions w*ere taken. bile without the owner'.s per budget. the capital improvements budget. PLUS mwtinK today and to-i | mission. Tlie erior was noted Prepared by former Town Plan Herald Gets New during our press run. The trio TPC Chairman Martin Alvord I crtve the gifts. ning Administrator Wilfred Max said that the boardwould probably pleaded innocent to the charge.' well, the plan shows all of Man hold area meetings on the street Phone Numbers Ike Seen We regret the error. Unne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of| Marine Pvt. Richard S. Brercton. chester's streets and is keyed to plan, ns the plan is too detailed for Pythias, will meet tomorrow at i son of Mr, and Mrs. Roland K. indicate whether streets are to be a single public hearing. LECLERC The Herald has in 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. Officers for I Brereton. B1 Weaver Rd.. is en widened, extended, relocated or Tlie TPC took no formal action |WATJPAT>F,R FUNERAL HOME the ensuing term will be elected, j joying a 15-day leave at his home The joint Christmas party of abandoned. vt last night's meeting but the stalled a new and larger Refusing Labor I after successful completion of boot Anderson .Shea Post, No. 2016. Maxwell, acting in a part-time board discussed tentative plans for telephone switchboard Boost, Center. Church Mothers L 1 u b| training at Parris Island. S. C A V'KW, and its Auxiliary, will be advisory capacity, said that the FUNERAL with additional trunk will hold a potliick meeting to graduate of .ManchMter High held on Dec. 17 at 8 p m. at the plan comprises all street improve Effect For An Expert Job Call lines to provide increased morrow at 6:30 p.m. in the Rob School in 10.56. he will report "to ' P"’ * home. Refre.shments w ill be ments discussed during the past SERVICE bins room of Center Church. Mem- radio school at Norfolk. Va , upon i "'rved with games and dancing to three years, and is baaed on land > STATIONERY ^ FL’LLV IN S l'R E D — E.ST. 1915 and faster service. Red Talk are asked to bring 'vrapped complriion'orhisTeav'e follow. Dollar gifts w ill be ex use. use of abutting properties, W alter N. New York, Dec. 11 UP )— aemploye ranks to replace those on ^ AIK.MAIL — .\OTE.S A Leclerc Effective at once, our gifts for Knight Hospital at Mans changed, each man to bring a gift possibility of subdivisions and pos Improved subway service was atrike. new telephone number Washington, Dec. 11 (/P)— field, and .50-cent grab bag gifts John Whitham, 2 Fcrnwood Dr . marked for a man and the ladies sibility of road construction bv the ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ D irector WM. DICKSON and SON The plan was quickly put In op for themselves. •State. 260 TOLLAND TPKE. PHONE MI 6-0920 reported today by the city’s will be: President Eisenhower was ex Bolton, ahri Robert Shipman, Gla.s- to bring one marked for a lady 2.3 Main Street, Manchester eration, with the announcement tonbury,are new members of The Planning Commission plans PAI.NTINti and DECORATING CONTR.ACTOR transit authority as it grimly ahortly afterward that 21 such ap pected today to brush aside a Week in ’58 (H h u r Druj^ Stores^ Sunday School teachers of Zion Gamma Sigma Delta, honorary so The Infant Jesus of Prague to hold a hearing, or several heai- Gall Ml 9-5869 pledged a sliowdown fight pointment.' had been made. M Itchdl :{.27Jl .3,000-word letter from Soviet taitheran Church will meet to- ■ ciety of agriculture at the Itnivci- .Mothers t'irtle will he served a with motormen whose 3-day- O'Grady indicated that aubways Premier Bulganin. The Rus morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the church. sity of Connecticut. Tliey were potliick supper tomorrow at 7 might be running near normal in ! initiated la.st Tin rsdav. p.m. at ttie home of Mrs. .lames E. old strike ha.s created the three or four days. fHaurhpstrr sians called the' letter “very The weekly meeting of the Civil Barry. 18 Linnmorc Dr. Grab hag greatest travel difficulties in There were these other develop important” and American of Convention Air Patrol will be held at the Miss Holiday .Smith, daughter of I Jtifts will be exchanged. Gifts hi.story for millions of Man m ents:------I lEupuiiui l^prali ficials dismissed it as propa American Legion Home at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Smith. 131 , should also he brought for .Mans- hattan worker.s. Stale Supreme Court Jiislice j ganda. . tomorrow. Plans for a future Hartford Rd., has been elected to : patients Henry Clay Greenberg, who jailed The message was reported to re "Record Hop" will be made. The authority said It had 408 of Hits Freeze membership in Zeta Alpha .Society, | 722 train arhedulet In operation fo|ir top officials of the striking new old Soviet proposals to end i a modern drama .society, at Whiles- SD ickland group of Llie during the 7 a.m . to 9 a.m. violating a no-strike nuclear bomb tests snd to hold a Temple C hapter, No. 53, OES. ley College. Wellesley. Mass, .“the i.s .Second C ongregational W om ens hours. Yealerday 313 trains ran. ! court order, called at City Hall and Will hold a regular m eetin g jp m o r- Fellowj.vliip will m eet s t the home Cyprus Debate high level East-West conference to a junior majoring in Bihlic,i; his- outlaw war. row a t 8 p.m. at the Maaonic | torv of .Mrs, John Wood. 199 W oodland . Wonderful gift ideas that will J' "Our position Is very firm, " said | For Wages Temple. Following the meeting, a ! •St.. Tliursday at p m. M embers \ Joseph O'Grady, one of the Transit. ^ a , The 15-page document, handed 8 Authority's three commlseioners. fhrislnias Sales Off In U.N. Sparks Chriatm'aa party will be held, under are reminded to bring the ehil- the .State Department yesterdav, The Hartford Sargent Club will M anhattan bu.^iness leader.4 were apparently contained no new pro ! Atlantic City. N. J.^-Dec. 11 the co-chairmanahip of Mrs. J. hold Its December meeting tomor dren'a Christmas stnekinga. “We refuae to negotiate with the : Herman DIttmeyer and Mrs. leadere of an Illegal strike. summoned to city hall to di.scu posals. Its timing wss significant, |<^)—The ' AFI^CIO conven- row night at 7 o'clock vat the Belve "Actually w* don't expect s long strike im|)acl on thri.stmasr: Nicosia Unrest I tion came out unanimously C^rge Beauregard. Members are dere Inn. College Highway. Plain- ry Santa a hug and kiss., t though, aince It came just as r ^ ‘ - - - hnlnded to bring 50-cent gifts. ville. A social hour will follow thP atrike. but we are prepared If ner-- estimated at millions of dol------Eisenhower prepared to go tn the I today against any 1958 wago dinner and gifts will be exchanged. Bom ors Pupils Set e*aar\» to atlck It out fop a long loases daily. Nicosia. Cypnia', Doc. 11 XoTlli Atlantic Pact iN.ATOl sum ^ j freeze or extension of the 40- tim e /' disL'u.saion also wa-s^"? Turkish riot police drove off stone- mit conference opening Monday at The striking motormen. who quit: P'"" bi.'tituUng slaggcrcti throwing Greek Cypriot student* P aris. hour work \veek. Instead, tha All Saints Mothers Circle w 111. ‘Chrisinias Quesl' Icpnvention called for sizeable hold a Christmas dinner parly to- ' In a union jurisdictional■ • - ...... - fuss, were iwork: hour* in .Manhattan offices with baton charges today on the Soviet Ambas.sador Georgl Za- j to ease tiavel difficultlea for work- fifth straight day of disturhanrea i nibin called the letter "very im* morrow at 6:30 at the honic of The annual presentation of "The given an ultimatum yesterday loi j wage boosts and a .shorter Christmas Gift HANDKERCHIEFS ^ get back on the job or get fired. i; era making dally trips to and from touched off by the I'.N, Cypiu* portant " when he talked to re- work week. M “"'kT'"’* " tTinsimas Que..t" wMl be presented i DEVELOPING lin St. Members unable to attend , i Thirty-eight responded. Seveisl ' hpjn" in outlying areas. Most debate. . porter* after delivering It. But IValter Reuther, head of tho should can the hostess. One dollar. ' ^ ^ Bower School hurtdredlurtdr still are on atrike. ; travel novy is between 7 and 9 a.m.. The students gathered at a ; American officials said it was de- Auto Workers Union, charted the gifts should be brought for the fblldren, mainly' Grade 6 pupil.' .Ml uhite or iiriut han- oV rady said that while the dead- ® P school and began hiii ling stones signed to undercut the .NATO federation's bargaining poIiclM in grab bag. ^ for the benefit Oi parents snd kie.s in many de.sign.a. lineIne tor i( the return to work origin- Despite the improved subway when police ordered them to leave, : meeting and to block any attempt a speech aaylng the way to counter MKITOM friends Thuradsy evening at 7:.30 Al.sii emhioiderwl Swia.s ^ ally had been 3 p.m. yesterday, the : service, it Wn* a terrific st;-uggie Order was restored quickly with to srm America's European allies ■the n atio n 's economic decline and I in the achool amlllorium. ' period of grace w as being extended; •ir"i" today for commuters to get the arrival of a balon-.swinglng with nuclear-tipped missile.', mounting unemployment la to haiikio.s. to 3 p.m. today. He added, to work. They conjured up all kind.' Turkish mobile reserve force. Bui The .State Depa-tment withheld: lt\(0j|Q'^ l)a IrUll I The program will he presented how- boost wages and increase purchas Ttrei mfori-OoL tomorrow for the children of the I ever, thkt the union's apparent d e -, nf Irieks to beat the crush. there was fear that the ineldent | foi inriT comment until the letteiri ing power. ' school. • , I termination to hold out would lead Station* Jammed might spark other Gree’..-Turklsh po,,id he tianalated and dissected | "'VhBt we do at the bargaining Older thiRyoiihouN? The play, w ritten in 1950 bv Miss , to a "substantial number" of fir • Frhm sroiind the city during the ‘ J''”’tlicts on the British colony is-| j,y experts, .Some official reaction: table In 1938,” Reuther told cheer I Sylvia Claflin, Grade I teacher, 25c T^n.OO f ings. 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. rush hour came l**nd. was considered likely today after ing delegatea, "will be an Import-- You m«y juit not ffettln* tlv Greek high school* ended classes ; the tra’naUted mes.ssge was laid on ant factor in restoring a dynamic ^ e f r » B u t w » (801 tron, Iodtn« tnd Vitaminai Bi uml especially for the first Chri.'lmas O'Grady earlier had dlaclosed fresh report* of packed subway ;Ufe that the authority planned to pro for the day to prevent any further Eisenhowqr's•'* desk. balance to our economy. Ra you for normal utrrnpth propiRm at the achool. is being; school incidents. • nd An^rgy. Try FKRKIZAN fm : presented for the elgl.th timev It mote new motormen from transit (('ontlniied on Page Twelve) Slain Proposals "We are In trouble because Big t« 6nyr: FERRIZAN nrm f a .r Curfew IJftesI Business la taking a dispropor w n n's You m u« eat boiler— rett bett^i I te'ls the story of th,- search by ht- „ __ ,, T., ,,,, , D «■»» learned, meianwhile. that; —look better — feel better tle Benjamin and hia aiater Ruth tionately large ahare of the frulU P h a r m a c y atronger^— m ore e n e rc e tlc — oi for the Messiah. Their journey .Nicori;/:eparrted‘ Sy'T^ 'a?teT'’]«n''?'’tr"'1^ nu ' of production." IN C. 0 your money reftmded. Get takes them from their home out- i patrolled by British ' cleat bomb testing. ' The w estern ' Me said key induatrica are op FFRRIZAN today——at a prirp .'ide the village of Betklehe!n to -fs. were relatively calm to- Allie.s already have relWcted this erating 15 to 20 per cent below yr>" - ’ -ernrd Tilhtpl tT ^ Six Experts Selected daw A curfexv imposed after vride- capacity and the problem la a the manger where they find Him. J. \y. HALE DEPT. STORE Directed by .Mi.«s Martha White : 'v«f lifted shortage of customere. , Santa Will Be us morning. ■ nui.'te aiipervianr. Hie Grade 6 Glee ‘ and H-bomb production lilth safe Reuther said General Motor* dub will sing the songs which tell Grocers in the municipal market, Corp. la scheduling some 30 per where ail fresh vegetables and j guards to prevent chraiing. Be KWMNMK8 the story of the search. Grade 6 For State Tax Study sides, the Allies .want to keep cent few-er care for production this Here This fruit are sold by Greeks, went on ..Or. William H. Pickering, director of the jet pt^Ulsion laboratory, California Inatltute of Tech- teachers, Mias Helena Booth, Eu Serves 3 ways testing for a "clean" H-bopib and year than in 1953. He laJd the rea : atrike and said they would not re ^ nology. displays the instrument-carrying shell casing and nose cone of the Army's satellite. It Is a son is that profits have, outstripped gene Clem.on and Paul P'inkbein small tactical A-bombs. departure from the globe-shaped satellite used on Vanguaixl missiles. CU.S. Army Photo via AP are directing the prog am turn to work until their safety Is wagea in the past few yeara and Thursday Evening ; right at the Table Hartford. Dec. 11 iA5 Governor'dent of Trenton. N J.. he is past guaranteed. Many of their stalls 2. An East-West "conference Photofax t. ——------*------>■ ■ • . Bjifficlent people don’t liava the Kibicoff and legislative leaders to-1 president of the National Associ-' were smashed vesterdav bv rioting > outlaw war.^^ifa, Vto. money to .buy autoa. dav named members of the new—atlon of Tax Administrators. Turks. ' ’ has been turned down. The lilies iristmas Sale Makes delicious panicak^ ------1. .U -...... y jm-j, — and Saturday Stale Tax Study Commission Piof. Ray B. Weaterfield, New An official statement said 41 argument is that showy ihmit Reuther referred to a euggestlon Soroptiiui.st.s Hold wonderful toasi ! conferences or foreign • by Senate Majority Leadar Lyndon THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL wiches or goldc which faces the big task of chart Haven, professor emeritus of eco-i men of the security forces were - ipfnisisters Well Run Test Chri.stnias Parly waffles. New re ing a streamlined and balanced nomics at Yale University, presi- 1 injured in yesterday's rioting. The | 7' ^ down.’n to l^raa*1^: Ike Seen Johnson (D-Tex) for canesling the 40-hour work week limit (be THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 2 to 7:30 P.M. Afternoon. grids—no grid^ state-Iodal tax atrurturr. dent of the New Haven Taxpayers' number of civilian casualties and .'Vest argues, that' the The tentative meeting date foi Research Council, snd chairman of I the extent of propertv damage I "***■ prevent war is to case Spurs Army’s fore payment of overtime rates) as Aprons — Candles — Gift Items — Baked Goods Local .Soroptimiats held IhejV the new 6-member commission, au the board, first Federal Savings]rings] were not estimated. “ ' tensions by sqttling the nettling a step to spur defense production. H'hito Elephant — "Myaterj- Pavkagea" K annual diristm as party la.'t eV-e- thorised by the recent special ses- ' end Loan Assn., New Haven Nicosia Mayor Theniistocies , one by one at -loci'er- The Auto Union chief laid America won World W ar U with Chowder, Sandwiches, Dessert, Beverages. RI nlng at the home of Past T^esi-• Sion of the Legislature, wss set ; Ribicoff. Brown snd Ryan all ex- Dervla.srvls. ra Greek Cypriot, ur^edurged ! w*'"- Allies^ Confidence 3. A prohibtttdn of producing hr Moon Program out abolishing th» dOrlMir. week.’ No admission rharge. Public Is Invited. J dent Mrs. Charles Itbert ip^Bolton. I for Dec. 27 at 2 p.m. in the Gov- , prcs.'ed confidence oyer what they British Gov, Sir Hu^rh'Foot to dia- ' ernor's office. termed the high caliber of tax ex- band and rliaarm the Turki.ah po* stockpiling nticlear weapons in He said before wnricerTlkn wortt' H . with an almost 100 per''cent st- Cape C anaveral, Fla., Dec. 11 longer hours In Detroit, Pittsburg MWMMWWWWWIHMMWMMM:/ tendance. The living , and dining The Governor's two appointees perts they were able to obtain for C om m unist .Poland And E ast a r^ By JOHN 51. HIOHTO'VER | Russian Premier Bulganin to Ki- were: ■ the study. (Continued on Page Twelve) West Germany. This idea was flriil (iPi—Tirt Army, successful last and other Industrial. centare “the ------— .. ______I rooms weie decorated in the Waahington, Dec. 11 1^ — Presi- senhower. Similar messages appar- politiclene in Washington will ______: Chrlalmaa motif, and a dinner was Ally. Roswell F. Magttl. West-*! "There is a very general excel- put forward by Poland at the Unlti night in launching a modified Red ed Nations last Oct. 2 'Norhi'nv <*ent Eisenhower * decision to st-|l“‘i^ other govern- have to work longer hours." served at 7 o'clock. pon, a nationally known tax ex- lence in ail the appointments ' the stone ' test Vehicle, pushed on to ¥ T C ^ s f * came of it. Two weeks earlier Ru.s- tend the NATO summit conference | n a t o . ** " " « « " outs e The AFL-CIO called the wags There v.a.s .singing of favorite Gift pert who headed the Connecticut Governor said. '"The six men are j day with its program to put up a Cliri.stmas carols, and dollar gifts T ax Study Com m ittee in 1948. men of wide experience in the U eOe 1 1 1 Z 0 11 S hAd threatened to arm its satel- *t Part* gave a new lift today to * 1,,,' booata and reduced straight-time Although the contents of the' b«by moon. hour* (before overtime) at m ajo r were passed from one to another which recommended continuance whole field of ta.xatlon. There ia a lltM with nuclear weapona if West I official hope for restoring Allies' Bulganin letter to Eisenhower I Top engineers of the Army Bal- ,, SCARFS of the then-controversial sales tax. ' blending of the practical and the Germany got them. confidence in American leadership, 1658 objectives. until the nuisic stopped, when' tvere not made public immediately, j llstlcs Missile Ag'ency from" Red- These demands Jibs with every one opened and displayed .iii AND Research Director John F. Tar- ! theoretical experience, as well." Start E xodus 4. The usual Soviet pitch about ' Secretary of State Dulles and the message reportedly restated | atone Arsenal at Huntsville, Ala., rant, veteran State Tax Depart- ] .Newsmen then ssked about the normalizing world relations and I other authorities are counting Reuther'! plans for bargaining the gift that fell to her previously rejected Riisrian ptopo- 'yere here and the Army’ launching with the auto industry next year A collection of wrapped gifts ment employe and resident of New possibility of higher taxes in 1959 Increasing East-West trade. H 8re heavily on Eisenhower's .pfrsonal- sals to lialt ail nuclear bomb test-' area at the Air Force XllBslle Tem Haven. ' to underwrite the ever-increaaing agaln the Allies take the position Ity and prestige to infuse a fi-esh and reflect the feara of AFL-CIO suitable for the members of a ^ STOLES From Jakarta Ing and to hold an east-west “con-1 Center bristled with inter-related economists that unemployment, large, needy famitv was also i Named by House Speaker Nel stale spending. Neither Ribicoff, ______that auch generalizations are , sense of unity and cooperation into ference of leaders" to outlaw war. weajwns of the Redstone family, brought to the meeting snd will son C. L, Brown. Groton, and Sen Brown,nor Ryan chose to comment I Singapore. Dec. 11 (glv::Bleven worthless unless the Soviets are (he North Atlantic Alliance, already reported at 3.2 million In willing to deal with specifics r .r,. Dulles told a news conference waiting for firing. November bv the be delii'cred by .Mrs. Ulrerl nearer ate President Theodore S. Ryan, directly on this, although Brown American women and/children Automa-tic Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of ' ha.sFurthermore, only the President yesterday the ab.senci of one Additional launchings may be rise to 6 m C bv mri« ’ ^ Chri.stma.' Sharon, were: did say: : were due in Singapore from Indo- L5 the power of final decision on I leader frnn* from- th«the k NATO a -t o nieetinfr expected almost daily s.«#nuntil the 'T h e v w y f i c t o?* t o The chib will not meet again in Former State Tax Commissioner j "A good report may well Im- nesia late today In what one U.S. policy. To the extent that is-i would not make a vital differem.e., climactic attempt to put up an I December. GIFT TOWEL SjtS GRILL oHft William F. Connelly, Bridgeport; ^ (Continued on Page Twelve) prove the financial position of the European arrival from Jakarta sues are pressed to conrlusion and ‘ That was before the White House | instrumented satellite* and to 8uc^ (Continued an Page Tsrelve) former president of the National j called the start of a qttiel. pre- agreements called for at the nieet-j ^nnounred that Eisenhower would ceed where the Navy V an^ard WAFFLE BAKER Tax Assn. He served as state tax The new commls.ilon was | cautionary evacdatlon of Amer- mg. his presence in Paris should fiy [q Paris Friday. . attempt of last Friday failed, Wednesday Only *2.98 commis.'ionf r in 1948-1949 and authoiizcd by the September Spe- ; icgn families from the chaotic mean American readiness to make The fart Is. however, that the The Defense Department said from 1951-1955. cial Bession of the ^.egUlature. Indonesian republic. Pearson Urges on the spot decisions. i summit conference has been built the Redstone test vehicle launch^} Ar Martchtster Motors Twelve i>al1cn',a An embroidered, Prof. Alfred G. Biiehler, Phiia-: which expressed concern alleged. The incomine American* are The meeting was called to find around Eisenhower. One of the! at,7:37 p.m. last night was in the delphla, of the Wharton School of inequalities in the stale and local i families of emploves of the Slan- new ways to-strengthen the alii-, principal purposes of Paul-Henri Armv Jupiter program I I SELF SERVE ond MEAT DEPARTMENT printed and chenjHe embroidered pat anre In the face of Soviet ad-i Qn*
PAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19 ■----- ;------3T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1987 \ PAGE gallon arill Ineluda Secretary of State Dulles, Secretary o f Defenae Vernon A V i n V i l Raymond Qoslee, building comralti- McElroy and • Secretary o f the Colorado Statehouse Clerk Pool Consultant tee chairman; * Ralph Scudiefl, Doctors Approve Treaaury Anderson. McElroy al- Sheinwold on Bridge m m architect; James Herdic, Recrea ready is In Europe. Gary Ci**|)er J. Woodward Bill Trarm J. W.4d4ir,rd Town Seeks Audrey Hppbarar Alsstalr Sims DstM Ways* V" To Advise Town tion Department superintendent; Eisenhower is scheduled to ad M. ^ e v a W r DstU Ways* la Is a Real Party^hrower and Horace Murphey, Park De dress the opening session of the S; PIERCE CHANGE FINESSING RCUB ' Nocth datlsr "Woo Tow n officials have called ppon partment superintendent. ike’s Paris Trip Paris meeting Monday. Hagerty Approval of Love "3 FA C ES “Hie niree By JOHN M. BRtiNRR | Martin said Rogels will visit said there has been no change In FOR SAFETY’S SAKE Nortb-Santh vnlOMbk Goofdio" Facea of Eve” a profcMlonsl swimming pool con Denver l.P)— You think'you have! proposed pool locations and con Famoiis Foods plans for him to deliver a 10-mln- By Alfred Sheinwold Nsgft in Hit OF la Color sultant to advise them in drawing 10 9 s- 1:884:18 f:l*4;tM:a a tough Job with your (Thristmss The Herald's new lele- sult with the officials on questions utc speech which already has been Eight Roads According to the old rule, you Aftorneen EVE" up final plana for the town's pro of designs and specifications for Washingrftn. Dec. l l (>i— Pr**i; ■«tar.v. announced Eisenhower ex a K 8 list? ! largely, if not entirely, prepared. finesse for a queen when you have ♦ 7 3 2 plionc number is: posed swimming pools. the pools. » dent pisenhower, pronouhteed in pected to, leave for Paris Friday This will be Eisenhower's first 8:88 *:$*-!*: It BCN., ’’HELL AND lAOH WATEB" afternoon and would remain there eight trumps between your own « A K J 7 Then consider the case of tall. I Joseph Rogers, 'University of excellent condition after a 'ijew public addre.sa .since he suffered the Vernon, Dec. 11 (Special)— A until the following Thursday. This hand and the dummy; but you try Wsst Easl- dark-haired L*e Matties whoj Mitchell 3-2711 Massachusetts swimming team SECURITY ISLAND WelleV Farm Wago^^ stroke Nov. 25. .special town meeting will l>e held to drop the queen with your ace coach and consulting engineer on The Orkney Islands became a medical examinatiorf, rounded oHt w illgive him a day after the N ATO * 2 A Q 54 makes a year-around career of The doctors who examined the Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the Town ancl king when you have nine several swimming pool projects part of Scotland when they were FRESH FRUm and VEGETA8LES plans today to fly to Paris Friday sSummit conference end.a to confer 0 9 7 6 3 2 O .Q 10 J 4 . meeting Christmas list problem.*, Pre.sident yesterday were Houston trumps. .’That rule did not, however, throughout New Erigland, will pawned to that country by Nor in an effort to shore up the west Ihformaljy with other western lead- Hall to consider arceptance by the ♦ A 9 8 ♦ ^ I 10 6 and others, fol- m Ve than 300 or* H. Merritt, professor of neurology 4b 10 9 I 4 6 2 visit Manchester Dec. 19 to meet way in 1468 as security for the ROUTE 83— TALCOTTVILLE-^TEL Ml 3-4556 ern alliance he helped lorj^e. ers\ town of eight roads. apply to the hand shown today. ♦ FOR A GOOD TIMC—AND GOOD FOOD festivities and picks a child for a at Columbia Unlversitv Medical phaned, under-privileged and han with the town officials. But the President still has a West opened the ten of clubs. dicapped children. personal gift. dowry of s Norwegian princess. Eisenhower was supreme com- Also on the agenda la an appro A K I 8 7 6 He will confer with Martin. faint speech impainnent and he ! -School in .New York; Francis M Declarer won in dummy with the HAVE YOUR But the greatest gifts of all have TTie money was never paid. liiandeiNof N ATO forces in Europe i Forster, profc.ssor of neiirolog.v priation of $2,000 to cover in O A J She 1* chief clerk of the Colo still is not discharged from med king and con.sldcred hta material. rado House of Representatives. been permanent homes with real at the time he decided to seek the I and dean of the Georgetown Uni- creased a c.h o o I transpdrlatlon ♦ K S 4 CHRISTMAS PARTY ical care stemming from the mild Republican presidential nomination coata. and an appropriation and Even if he lost a trick to the ♦ Q J 3 The 300 youngster* are only a por parents for some of Miss Matties' stroke he suffered 16 days ago. I versity Medical School here; and queen of trumps, he would aUll or BANQUET HERE! tion of those she would like to in kids. Several members of the legts- in 1952 He plans to visit his for I Roy E. Claii.seh J r , chief of neu- tran.afer of $82,422 in federal aid Norik East Somtk Wssi This word came from the White mer N ATO headquarters near funds for the new high school. make four trump tricks, two 1 A Pass 1 A Pan vite to her annual CThristmaa party iMure and others who have seen House late yesterday after three j lology at Walter Reed Army Hos hearts, and four clubs. The only held each year in the House cham I the festivities oh TV have adopted Paris, probably ap Sunday. pital. Roads. Llated 2 A Past 4 A Pas* FOR RESERVATIONS CALL specialists In brain and ner\’e ail -The President \cHll travel in his The road.a .iftider consideration trouble was that he might lose a Pass Past ber. I some of the party guests. Their mcdh al report was Issued trump and three diamonds. ments examined Eisenhower and regular plane, Coluhiblne III, at arc: Wilson Lane, which approach Openinf lead — AlO Selection of the guests for the consiilted with three other doctors after consultation with Dr. Snyder: See what happens If South Ml 9-8070 Its usual altitude with the cabin es the new high scliool; Wilahire annual Chri.slma.s parlv i.S a major The six physicians reported the •Maj. Gen. Leonard D Heaton, blindly follows the old finessing air pressure kept at (he equivalent Rd.. off Talcottville Rd.: four problem for the apr'ighlly : Mi.ss President \yas "his usual alert self commanding general of Walter rule. He lead* out the ace and king attack diamonds without giving Prickly Teasels of .sea level Hus personal phj-sician. roads in the Box Mountain Homes WALNUT RESTAURANT Matties, who has b(-en helping un and discussed in detail and with Reed, and Brig. Gen. Thomas W. development, , Including Extension of trumps, failing to capture South a diamond trick. I f Weat led fortunate youngsters in season enthusiasm the coming meeting Maj. CJep. Howard M. SnydCr. will 7 WALNUT STREET Mattingly, chief of the Walter Scott Dr., Extension Brent Dr., East's queen. South then tries to anything else. South could run the and out for 17 years. ■ liaise Tweed Nap o f the North Atlantic Treaty Or I accompany him and will stay -at run the clubs. Before South can Reed Cardiological. Service. Hemlock Dr. and Vine Dr.: and clubs to get rid of a diamond. ganisation (N A T O l." , the American embassy residehce " I hate the thought that every* i • Yesterday'a announcement said Harll Dr. *nd Lorraine Dr. in the get rid of a diamond. East ruffs a- Dally Question After their hour-long examina-:! in Paris along with the President. body who yearns to attend can't' ^ Athelncy, .England Not far the same doctors would examine Birchdale Homes development off club and leads the queen of dia As dealer, you open the bidding tion the doctors said Eisenhower's I| Hagerty said the Thief Executive but we do what we're able." j from Athelney. where legend says the President again in about a Taylor St. monds. This permits the defenders with one club. Partner bids one ‘■general condition was excellent." j will carry on exactly as he would to defeat the contract. spade, and It is up to you again. The parly haa been growing I King A,lfred bWnrned the cakes, one month. Tlie $2,000 school transportation spectacularly since 1952. That was I They added "there was no evi-1I have done if he hadn't suffered his You hold: Spades A 10 9 3. Hearts Englf^nd's stnallest crops—and appropriation is needed to cover Finesse Necessary the year tlie' Colorado lawmakers dence of cerebral hemorrhage alight stroke This will involve at- K 8, Diamonds A 3 2. Clubs A K certainly the pricklie.st la grown. the co.«t of hiring two additional South must realize that he can first took an Interest in .Miss .Mat (bleeding in the brain) or any Ij tending all the scheduled business J 7. W'hat do you say? Mother to Visit buses. The Board of Education in afford to lose a trump trick, but ties' "kids" after hearing her rave On a small area In Somerset all serious lesion of the cerebral ves- ' and social functions, of the N ATO not to East. Hence he must take Answer: Bid four spades. This Britain's teasels are harvested. . conference. The meeting will bring September asked that the present PROGRAMS about them for years. Now, their sela" shows about 20 points, counting Makers of fine tweeds dis Son in Red China contract with Manchester Bus a finesse in trumps, just to make contributions get just a little "The difficulty in speaking has 1 together the chiefs of state of the distribution ss well as high cards. covered long ago that the little Service be increased to Include coat sure of keeping East out. larger each year Lobbyists con continued to improve and in ordi 15 NATO powers in an effort to Partner should go on if he has fair hooka on the prickly cones of the of the two buses, when It appeared tribute to the party and gift fund. nary, conversation was almost im strengthen the alliance in the light Lynn. Mass. Dec. 11 lAh — Mrs. A t the second trick, therefore, strength. teazel heads are ideal for combing possible to detect except by of Soviet advances in the military Jessie Fecteau today 1s awaiting the present number of buses would declarer takes dummy's ace of // Other statehouse employes add prove insufficient. (Copyright 1957, General Fea their bit. up the nap nr "arUsing the burr." trained observers." the doctors and scientific fields. a passport to travel to Red China trumps. He continues by leading ture* Corp.). Video Everyday These "wire brirshea of nature" Superintendent of Schools R ay said. Eisenhower will take along with to see her son. Richard, 30, held dummy's ten of spades and allow How does she know what each go through a eompllealed process The medical report said "the him. among others. Dr. James R. prisoner there since 1952. mond Ramsdell said the new buses ing it to ride for a-finesse. The Industry's manpower shortage All Right* Reserved— of her "kids " want ? before they are placed in revolving consultants unanimously agreed Mrs. Fecteau, born in Newfound would probably be In service by finesse happens to win. and South "I know every one of them, " is Mechanic Testifies Killian Jr., president of Massa Monday. In Sweden is estimated to be 6 per H. T. DickensoB A Co.» Inc. drums in raiding machines (o that the Ptosldent’s recovery to chusetts Institute of Techhology. land, became an American citizen then makes his contract with an cent of the total shortage although her answer. "Why, I take 100 chil rotate In the'oppo.sHe direction to With the $82,422 of federal aid overtrick. Shelton P. Keeling, an auto mechanic, tells Senate Rackets prob date is such that It permits him to Killian recently was appointed a yesterday in Boston when im the number of engineers in Swe dren from the stale home to church the cloth, bnishing againat it and ers he was subjected to a year of costly harassment for rebelling added to $16,400 receiv-ed earlier, Even if the trump finesse hap attend the Paris meeting." special presidential al(le in charge migration officers. State Depart den has risen from 23,000 tc more every Sunday, for one thing." gently plucking at tlie strands, against what he called Teamster Union violence in Nashville, the town now has received 60 per pened to lose, ho.wever. South Minutes after the medical report of coordinating this country's ment officials and U.S. Judge than 58,000 since 1940. TTie Colorado governor haa been smoothing and leveling the mate Tenn. Keeling, who now lives In Chattanooga, testified that he cent of a total of $164,000 for the w'ould still be safe. West could not was prepared, a smiling James C. scientific programs. Francis J. W. Ford teamed up to a regular attendant at the gay rial. finally left Nashville in fear for his safety. (AP Photofax). new high school. Hagerty, White House press secre- Others In the American dele- process her papers In near xecord time. Voter* must accept the grant GOLD LEAF— It looks like pure silk em The fact Mrs. Fecteau was not and then authorize transfer of the STANEK GIFT broidered in gold, but this hand.some costume a citizen was discovered when she funds from the General Fund to TONIGHT THRU BAT. SUGGESTIONS blou.se is done in JUDY BOND'S wonderful applied for a passport. the High School Building Fund, a 8:0# p.m. ^ hinek Motorola, Sylvaula, washable NANCETTA, miraculous blend of The State Department office technicality. STATE MaliBeoB DuMont iVlevlaloB here said the Washington Passport S A T l'S D A Y 2:08 p.m. ELECTRONICS Dacron’*, cotton and nylon that tubs like a The remaining 40 per cent will TODAY thru SAT. Portable Radios Division promised to send the be received in this manner: 30 per B IN . 1:SS SH4 ft:8S p.m. CONTINUOUS FROM 8 P.M. LABORATORIES Clock Radios jewel, drips dry without ironing. Handsome passport out Immediately. cent more when the school is half embroidered flowers glitter with touches of Fecteau was a passenger In a completed and the final 10 per Feature Shown 6:30-9:25 COLISEUM HI-FI Phonos Sprlarflpid Auto Radio* gold metallic thread. Pearl-like buttons hav(» ROASTING CHICKENS military plane which was shot cent when the work is finished. Mfaasw* Baoa. down on a flight between Japan Town Farm Offer »2.*f t?.M IS.00 8S.M 277 BROAD brilliant centers. Completelv glamorous in and Korea in 1952. He was a civil tmx In c . Many orders areu^oming in for Christmas already, but The Selectmen have received an white. Sizes 32 to 38. About $5.98 ian employe of the Defense De offer for the Town Fa)m Building -Mmmmsf RADIO T I I 1 V I S I 0 N •Dupont's polyester fiber. don’t forget to pthn weD for between-holiday meals also. partment. The Red Chinese tried from an unidentified -Source. This him as a spy and sentenced him to Our chickens make your every day eating festive with the makes the second offer the Select 20 years. men have received for the build **
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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CXINN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1987 - PAGE NINE moratorium an arms ahipinenta t « thaf Orford Soap haa uaad thla iHanri^patpr the volatile area. Public Hearing system for giving out its Christ-, Stevenson's ideas made no ap Skyivatch Schedule mas bonus. Before last, year, the «Sbptiui9 i|praUk company paid a Christinas bonus parent dent on Sta^ Department Called by State fuhumHki) bx am on a percentage basis. ■MHAt-n pRomNo oo.. ma thinking. And now Pella, whose Thursday, Uec< IJ. However, last year, ail employca ORGAN SALE u m— u atTMi On Rt. 74 Work TILL DEOEBIBER 25 OUR 83rd CHRfSTMAS -\ ■' UaacbMMr, proposals called for the establish Mldnight-^2 a.m...... Harry Goldberg. Mere given a 10 per cent raiaa and THOMAS r riCRGUgoN , ment of a joint European-United 2 a m. 4 a m...... Harry Goldberg. the new bonus system was adopted. WALTER a rERCUSON 4 a.m.^—6 a m...... Harry Goldberg. ' The State Highway Department PubUMMT* States Development Fund for the This results in about a 4 per cent KINSMAN ELECTRONIC ORBAN V - touadtd OetobcT L l» n 6 a.m. - 8 a.m...... Harry Goldberg. will hold a public hearing Jan. 8 In increase In the amount of the Middle East, seems to have had no 8 a.m.— 10 a m...... Voluntrers Ne^ed. the Mansfield Town Hall to dis Chrlatmaa gift, according to Ralph .FuMlaM Brarx BtmiIiib BaaM more success. Under the Italian Model A BdATa ADI HolidajB. Botarad at tba 10 a.m.— Noon ...... Burr Stephens, Marj; Stephens. cuss extension of Rt. 74. Tolland Schwa(kert, project engineer. itnca a: Mancbeater Conn suggestion the United State-s Noon —2 p.m...... Lota F. Waldron. Tpke., and work slated for Rt. 32 . Claaa Mall MaMer _ 2 p m. 4 p in...... Olive Chartler, Louise Lord. in Mansfield. •UB8URIFT10N RATBS would contribute its receipts from Cultural Origins Hunted ' PaxaMa to Adxaoea Marshal Plan loan repayments, 4 p.m.—6 p.m...... W. J. Lemlre, Angelo Pontlllo. State Highway Department offi ever 8 p.m. 8 p.m...... Lucy Burke, Roger Winter. cials said the hearing would be $1 Taax and Western European countrle.i 8 p m. 10 p m...... F. Barry. held on a plan to extend state sup Tokyo — A Japanese ethnolog? ' pins Bench MoatAa ^ ical-research team haa left on a would contribute amounts equal to 10 p.m --Midnight ...... Hmmy Goldberg. ported Rt. 74 easterly from Rt. 32, B 'MOBtlMI •«*#•*•••«••• a«»*aa>* S>Ev 7-month tour of Thailand. Cam ___Hoots aaaaa«aaa«a*Baaf«a#aaa l.S | Skywatch Poat located on top of Just above Merrow, to the junc Christmas Special 20 per cent of their annual repay- Police Station. 'Volunteers may bodia. Laos, and South 'Vietnam. regi.ster at Civil Defense Head luartera. Municipal tion of Rt. 44A and Rt. 195 in Reg. $820.00 Busle d m ...... -0* menta on the loans. Building, on The primary aim Is to acquire ac Monday, Wedne.sday. Friday from l-.l p.m. Stores. m e m b e r o r The department was reportedly A t present, motorists coming curate information on the origins THE asso ciated PHAHi Model B objecting to the proposal on sev from the direction of Tolland have and characteristics of Japanese cul TAa Aaaoclatad Praaa la azclualTalx ture. It is believed that much of aatltlad to tba uaa of rapuMIcaUoD at eral grounds, among them tiie fart : wonder what they're doing when to turn right and drive through A s Shown G iv e rockers ail oawa dMtiatciiaa cradited td It. of A ThoiiKht for Todav they are away from home. The Japan’s cultural background can Give Watkins Furniture Merrow and Mansfield Depot and Bol otharwtaa cradited In Uila papet auch A Joint fund would take on a $965 Sponsored by the Manchester kid.s sense the distrust, apd they then left on Rt. 44A to reach the be traced to those nations. and alao llw local nawa pabllahad bare "colonial" coloration aince aome Christmas Special All TiBhIa of rapdblicatloo of apecial Council of Churches resent it. junction with 195. Old fashioned Lincoln rock Mary Baker Eddy created the Reg. 81200.00 . diapaiebea hareto ara alao raaarrad of the European participanLs , So we have two worlds the The heftring will also consider er in a size scaled for bed name of Christian Science in 1866. would be former colonial powers. teenage world and the adult straightening a section of Rt. 32 I^lll aarrtea eliaat of N E A Bara- ‘.Vnothcr Day' world. rooms; dens. Antique ma One can only wonder, however, from 300 feet south of the Rt. 74 “ iHigSber. Repreaentatleao: Jda Another day. no matter blue or ■ An d while the teenager may ple in Colonial document Jullua Matbawa Spraal Annex — N a« why such fear o f any atmosphere junction to 2,400 feet north in the DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER TorA Cblcato .Detroit ana BoaBoatOB. bright. seem to be having a high old time towns of Mansfield and Wlllington. prints. MEiMBElR AinJlT ------BimBAU or o f colonialism does not prevent us Brings faith anew for all whose in his own little world, underneath 186 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE CIRCULAnoNS from promulgating an Eisenhower hearts are right. he is often lonely and frightened this Christmas Each day preluding the dawn Ml 9-6205 The HaraM Prtatinr Oompanx, Ino.. Doctrine or from trying to u.se our He senses the antagonism of adults Song birds chant their welcome aaaumea no financial aaaboiiaibOltx tor and doesn't know that they are Orford Soap Pays D A IL Y 1:80 to 0:00 PJM. lovely hand hooked rugs, txpocrapblcai arrora appearlnii In ad- economic aid, individually, as a God'.s kindness every morn. really mad at themselves for Tarttaamanla and otbef readlna mattar WATKINS^ v / r C l N . S A TU R D A Y 0:00 to 8:00 P A I. la Tba Maoebealer CTeninc Herald. lever in the domestic politics of Darker, colder days are sure. burning him loose in an irre Christmas Bonus Give planters other nations. No matter how long the night. sponsible teenage world. Instead of Such handsome rugs at such little prices make them Otniax aoeertlilna cldMnt I .So just today can be your best making him a contributing mem WEST fo r Hoadax—1 p.m. Ptldax- This is not to say that .the The Orford Soaip Co. today an- ' gifts that will be received with enthusiasm, yet are ry>rrva Tueadax—j a aa^maaaay— . BA.aaa. pm. — Mondax Bv making all wro'ngs right. ber of the family. Choose f r ^ a big selection Italian proposal, as aubmltted, is nounced the payment of a Christ- . For Wednea^y^l d fo Tupodoy. Cecil Kittle / in our Little Pine kind to your gift budget I 0 \ ^ s come with green, rose *or Tburadax—1 p m. Wedneadax. sound in ail its aspects. But that ma.s gift to its empimes of $u,- Funeral Service or black borders; oblongs With green, rose, black and ir rndaX^l p m nnmdax. CHiiaila Lpatls W orld 741. Shop as wellXas f*it—r p. m. rttdax. is not Important for the purposes brown borders; and there’s a quaint geometric design •.lad daadllna; 10;Mi pm. aaefe The locaHy^owned n-anufacturer Ormond J. Waat, Director dozens of \ pabtieattaa aaeepl Satordax — of the N A TO meeting. A ll that Using the ratio of life insurance of Bon Ami Will give two weeks 142 Rest Center St. MID-SEASON SPECIAL other gifts. in greens! Not all shapee and colors in all sizes. would have to be done In Paria is Ruth Millett in force to the national income. pay to each employe witli service Mitchell f-7196 Give floor lamps / Wednesdajr, December 11 present the idea In Its broadest and Canada ranks first among the na prior to June 15, one week's pay to I 7.95 2x4’ rugii...... 5.50 $75.00 8x10’ ruga .. . . 69.95 tions of the world, with life in.sur- most fundamental terms. The de I’arpnfs Pamper Teenagers, each employe with service prior 2 and 3 TRACK (Right) Smart gift for young modems D - 10.95 $12.85 8x5’ ru g a ...... 0.50 $98.00 8x12’ ruga .. . . 75.00 ance in force at the start of 19.')7 to Sept. 15, and half a week’s p4v tails would have to be worked out Then C'-ompInin of Behavior . . . chairside or swing bridge lamps in B - 6.25 C - 3.75 Riskingr Mach For Little equal to 133 per cent of the na to each employe with service aftlA- Manchester’s Oldest l>oes today's teenager really with Finest Facilities brass and walnut; textured shades; 3-way later in any case. tional Income. In the United States Sept. 15. Extruded Ali$itiinum A conaultation of alx physlclani But the point is, ideas are not have it so good 7 the ratio was 121 per cent. This I.s the second year in a row on-street Perking switches. PARK haa pronounced President Eisen lacking. What appears to be lack A lot of adults seem to think so. BsUbllehed 1874 hower phyrically fit for the Jour ing is the imagination to grasp They are always talking about how STORM ANt) SCREEN ^ Give desks Bey to Parii, which ha arill now them and the willingness to use easy life i.s for today's teenager, undertahe. Their pronouncement, FREE them. It seems that we have be with few chores to do around the Hitchcock of Riverton when contrasted with their origl- come so wedded to the idea of modem ho\i.se, with plenty of makes this exquisite desk BAl verdict that the President's WINDOWS V PURNELL > N A T O as a military organisation spending money in hla pockets, THE ULTRA in shiniiniriif nanienn peiish! in old maple or black, beau Uinesa two weeks ago would re with top priority on the fam ily car that we lock out of our minds any PARKING tifully hand stenciled.. quire several weeks of rest and or a car of his own to drive, with BMAt tAh / non-military function suggested clothes designed for teenage ap “Conn. C o uran f lines the quiet for recovery, bears aome ob- Ike kepaisil^'' for it. A s a result, all we are likely peal, wdth something doing all the drawer. \ious relationship to the Impa- all-new ' Masse ef to get at Paris next' week is a time, with more freedom than kids tlence, and the vigor, with which that age have ever had before. tkt ftsr 69.95 new paint Job on the existing thd President himself has insisted They have it eas.v. all right. But 19.95 N A T O machinery. that doesn't necessarily mean that with extra upon acting as if his illness were a 1 There may be agreements reached they have it so good. ____ "SHIMMERING very minor thing. Hia going to on stockpiling nuclear warheads in TTic adults who have pampered Paris la His own dedaion, to which and spoiled them and ere responsi Europe, on supplying our allies JEWEL” the phy’aidans have now given ble (or their having so much Give gossip with miasllet, and on exchanging their professional approval- aren't on the best of terms with POLISHES scientific information. But there their teenagers. tCPAYMfNT TERMS 32.50 benches No Uiunan can seek to fault the All the while Pop is handing e • . to fit your budgot Is little likelihood that the bold No Job Too Small Junior as much money to spend F - 195.00 professional verdict of these physi nevv ideas that would add a new Or Too Large cians, outstanding In their field. in an evening as Pop, at the same a a . oil th« b«oufy and brlttloAc# A 3 rtel trecki — 1 Imerti Aid to telephone conversations . . . dimension to NATO and fire the age, had to spend in a month, he THIS SIASON MAY It lilC H T II ' But laymen remember, nonethe- ol foo/ 9omt In on oll-now, this combination Victorian ro.se-back enthusiasm of our partners will is reminding his son of the fact. WITH IX T IA CASH TO CONSOll- A (smptetR Iniulatlen end Inttct leka, that the President's Illness of porfoct monkur* polish. chair and table. Mahogany or maple emerge at the conference. For the And when Junior seems bored with OATI lilts OR RURCHASI THI prftectien two weeks ago came only a few the comparison. Pop gets Irritated. finishes with needle-point patterned only Ideas that would achieve For motching fingortipv gomt ond THINGS YOU WANT OR NlfO WHY A Venliletci It any degrte Make your living room fiaya after he had Just tmerged. Then, though Junior has his tapestries. these ends are ideas that would pocket full of money, he also has coshimo trondt . . . NOT STOR in t o d a y OR CALI. A Prtclilen engineered and With m edley bulletins flying, from have as their goal the relaxation the distinct impression that hls.j fully eueranteed an ovem igM .thorough checkup in of tensions, not the creation of father has q pretty low opinion of Chok« of . . . a delightful place the hospital, and that hla attack new ones. him. , I Sopphir* llv« • FREE ESTIMATE • They’re CMtered To of ileitia also came shortly after Hock Pood Gold Whita Pood Give a child’s rocker And if we could bring ourselves Sis has a closet full of pretty G - 125.00 another formal eonaultaUon which to such ideas we would not. to tell clothes, far more than she needs, ' Cmorold Croon to entertain pronounced him in tip-top shape, the truth, be going to N ATO with But Mom doesn't let her forget I HOME SPECIALTIES CO. Ju.st like mother’s . . . this and that hit heart attack also them anyway. We would be taking that they cost more than the fam- | O n ly authentic copy of a child’s earns only shortly after he had ilv can afford. So Sis Is made to I BOB BROWN or CHARLIE PRINGLE Rpston rocker. Black with So you wouldn’t be disappointed this them to the United Nations, the feel selfish and demanding even ' received a previous certificatidt; of Christmas, we bought extra stock of Give 5-Pe. - 89.95 proper vehicle for positive diplo while her selfishness is being i Salonsi NEW YORK lONOON • PARIS • COKXINt Preferred CALL US NOW— MI 3-2856 gold decorations, $16.95. fine health. sofas' and chairs so you can still make macy which aims at building peace catered to. . | Finance Co.. Inc. your living room a delightful place in The point would seem to be. rather than preparing for war. Sure. .Mom and Pop do the work I 98S M A IN ST. simply enough, that there are no around the house and yard while Manchester, Conn. which to entertain! All these pieces Smart Daystrom dinettes the kids are o ff having a good | have the added luxury of foam cush Instruments or tests fine enough Tel. M I S-4168— Loans 825 to 8600 time. But they do it resentfully. I ions. to measure the effects and 'con In' Defense Of I’rivacy Tliey haven't the backbone to say, PINE LENOX PHARMACY A loan of 8100 costs 820.60 when Here’s a gift you’ll appreciate every day . . . a black sequences of th^ tensions of the "■\'ou stay home and do your .share promutly repaid In 12 consecutive The United States Supreme 299 E. CENTER ST. monthly Installments of 810.05 Coloramic Daystom dinette with smart black wo(^- presidential office. of the work," But that doesn't Ml 9-0896 Court struck a blow in defense of keep them from blaming the kids each. ^ a in Daystromite top (extends from 30 x 40 to .50 Three times the President has the'privacy of tlie individual this for being lazy and irresponsible. inches: and njar proof). Chairs are covered in gay yel- < gone from fine pronouncements on week when it gava new force and And every time a teenager gets low or paprika tweedy plastics. in trouble, these same parents who the state of hia health into almost vigor to the 'Federal anti-wiretap I - 137.00 Immediate Illnesses of a serious are letting llteir own kids run wild law. look at them like strangers and OTHER 5 PC. SETS 69.95 UP nature. This Is why Washington, In a unanimous decision, the court LOOKING FOR today, has more fervent hope than-^,,d that wiretapping by state o f imquestlonlng belief In the ac' ficials, even if authorized by state SMART curacy and validity of the latest law, is illegal under the Federal H - 269.00 medical pronouncement. Communications Act of 1934. MODERN Give mirrors 9-98 Concern over the President's There is no exception for stale physical well being, as it may be RUMMAGE Give her a officials, the decision declares, in A Currier & Ives clipper ship sails Involved in such an arduous Jour the 1934 Act, which states "No *T ’’— thc^ ever-versatile Lawson sofa takes J - 139.00 serenely across the top of this old ney, is compounded by the feeling persons not being authorized by on Early American charm with prints and pine split-spindle mirror. 10 x 17% that the Journey to PaMs is main the sender shall intercept any Lane cedar chest 69.95 ruffles; reg. $235.00. ^ f a "H ” is a big, inches. ly a propaganda gesture designed communication and divulge or SALE high-back wing model made ultra luxurious to rescue a conference which has publish the existence, contents, You’re sure to find just the style, with foam seat cushions; reg. $319.00. period and wood for her Christmas no other chance of stirring the substance, purport, or effect or ThursdaVf Dec. 12 policies or the Imaginations of meaning of such intercepted conj- chest in our big stock. This 44-inch Colonial maple ogee-base model with men. Actually, in the view of many munication." 9:30 A.M. observers, it would have been an There la no expectation that the ' paneled front has an automatic tray excellent thing to let the Presi Federal government will now pro- | Ample Free Parking DOHIE inside. All pieces shown here, of dent's illness stand as a reason for ceed against state officials who > IN QUALITY TV? course, are floor samples his not going to Paris, and for have engaged in the practice of | COMMUNITY and subject to prior salfe. letting the conference dwindle to lapping telephone lines as author- ! Give table lamps However, there are dozens a meeting as minor in its atmos ized under state law. However, the j BAPTIST CHURCH more just as quaint and phere AS it seems fated to be rou Supreme Court decision is likely to j GREEN Exclusive Walk i n s comfortable . . . just as low j MANCHESTER GREEN tine and unimaginative in ila re deter the use of such evidence in lamp in marble, brass priced! Chair "G ’’ reg. / sults. iTiat might haVe been by state courts. j and hobnail; 26t i" tall, $14^.00: “I” ,reg. $157j)0; / only $8.85! far the best way out of our orig The anti-wiretap law has often ; “J” reg. $159.00 and Law - ' inal impulsive decision to build up been a frustration to Federal law I son "K ” reg. $125.00/ this meeting, when we had nothing . STAMPS enforcement officials who felt they ■ y . but the President s personality to \ 0 J o delivers! could have won convictions if pnly Give chairs / contribute to that effort. they had been permitted to tap a Give a Now, however ,the sorry, ri.sky suspect's telephone and . use the * Beat the Crowe// • Ckptaln'a chair in mellow nutmeg 2 yea^rs to pay . • information thus obtained. Gillen With Cash Sales flnieh on hardwoods la ths lowest K - 99.00 pine settee 79.95 play is to be carried through. The price ever for a big husky model measurable gains do not .seem And the decision is bound to be Uka this! worth the immeasurable risks. unpopular, at least so far as the lim . sturdy, rugged “deacons” bench suggests those of Federal perjury case of James R. • 0 • western pioneer days with its plank seat and .pOgged- Hoffa Is concerned. The United . . . , for your * • , through legs. Lejf*’, .Spindles and stretchers are square No Paucity Of Ideaa Stales attorney in the case had in shaped. It’s one of the few benches available in 6-foot Secretary of SUte Dulles is re- tended to use state-obtained and length! ' ' state authorized wiretap evidence imrtedly having a great deal of * * • in his prosecution of the Teamsters Give Early Americati tables PA Y N E X T difficulty in coming up with bold .o'- liew ideas with which to galvanize Union's president-elect. But since . *! Chrittmm Cords *, • our allies at the forthcoming such evidence would now be in YEA R1 Give stub-firm Windsors admissible, the Indictment again.st We have a complete col They’ll he thrilled \vith sturdy Co N ATO conference. However, it (Right) jjow comb-back Wind the thoroughly discredited Hoffa lection of the newest * lonial inspired tables like these . . . isn't that there is a paucity of sor makes an excellent desk is expected to be dismissed. J Hallmark Christmas • made iirMaine of solid birch: finished ideas. There are enough fertile chair. Nutmeg maple or ma However, wiretapping is a per Cards and Gift Wraps.’ , nutmeg maple. L —:28 x ,17 inches brains in the free world to develop hogany. nicious practice that smacks of Come in today and se- Step; M— 38 X 18 inches Cobbler’s proposals sufficient to electrify * leef yours. • * • * “'a DECEMBER 12 more .than one conference. The P «‘‘ce-alate methods. And while iiviRLY Bench; N — 28 x 17 inched End; 0 — > ., ar* L - 17.50 27 x 16 inches Dough Box Sewing Ta difficulty seems to lie in the fact ' " “ y Smart lowboy “sicndenet” ityling Give ice buckets ble: P— 38 X 18 inches Cocktail and that the State Depkrlment is con- officials more in real walnut, limed otic •tltutlonally unable to absorb bold ‘ hat is one of built-in Q— 28 X 14 X 321/4 inches Butterfly. In Both These Stores iiUMORr or mahofujr. Dual ipetkerf 3.19 new Ideas. prices of democracy and freedom. Formerly $19.95 to $34.95. for hi-fi found. Minialura Vermont sap A case in point involves pro-! “ '’ '’rties require protection P - 17.50 bucket has a metal posals that have been made re-1 instrument-which, no Wdout. liner; Jee tongs in garding the Middle East First matter how limited the intent with '*0rtT^idittntsl mauimmim cluded. Adlai Stevenson, in his role as a which it was created, could be Give pc. Bridge Sets 36.75 N ATO idea man for the adminis- turned against them. 18.50 ' tration, and then Italian Foreign C T A Iin i ELECTRONICS I f they enjoy parties they’ll be thrilled with this 5 pc. Minister Pella suggested proposals School Support The H A I^ 4 .- 7/ r - * PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M^CHKSTER, CQNN, WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 11, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER It; 1967 PA6F ELEVEN The Arts Ab4*oacl Giiizado Hints Hoiisii .X SHOPPING DArs Columbia T ill CHRISTMAS Square Dancers I New Facrls in 11 Rent Raised on '-V. r ■ ■ ■ '■ _ If* i - Given DiplomaB Imports from Americas Reinon Slaying READ THE ADS M exic^ Caves Lions Raise I A degrOe of "Bachelor of SquanS P»n«mii. Drr. 11 iiTt — Freah Mexico City. 'Dec, II (gh—The Dancing” was swsrdsd to 3* cou from Jail, former President Jose housing situation Is so tough in $750 Toward ples Mondsy svening at ths msst- Filling London Music Halls Ramon Guizado said UiX night he Mexico City they're even raising ing of ths Manchsster dquars will turn over to the /fovernment the rent on caves. Beach House A capital of over four million, Danes Club held at the Waddell Bt o e o f t r e v m il e e r r m "important evidence” on the 1955 W A R D S s r the city la growing rapidly. Renta, School. Their diplomM tesUfled^o London —The accent U be slaying of Prc.sidrnt Ja-^e Antonio have zoomed in better reaideritial Columbia, Dec. 11 (Special)-:- Rrmon. the fact that they hkd attended coming Amerfcan in Ix>ndon'» con areas, and the lower classes are The Uone Club ha* raised $760, or 824-828 M A IN ST. MONTOOMBilY W AR^ Guizado spoke to newsmen at feeling the pinch too. the "College of Db-Sl-Dos and Ai- H A N C H iS T IR cert halls and small recital rooms his home* after beinjf released from about one third the amount needed The outskirts of the city are lemsnde Lefts" and had completed The billboards proclaim the almost three years' impn.»«onment to build a Community Beach hoiise.^ the prescribed courses in "fun, i ringed by barrancas, or ravines. , « • full SIZE • tOOMY names of Elman. Menuhin, I.saar as an accessory in the Pvemon as xnv further invp*tig*tion of the The Lions hop# to have t friendliness and good fellowship.’’ sassination. The Supreme Court *l«ying, In them are many natural or man- | ^ KTREATED CANVAS building completedjbefore the lib s USE Stem, Tos.sy Spivakov.sky, Rosalyn The occasion marked the grad 'Thl« evidence w«* not pree- made caves. Owners of the land ’ lASTS fOR YEARS ■wimmtnff scagon starta. Tureck. Marie MacKenrie, and rescinded his conviction by*^ the National As.sembly ented at my trial for various rea rent them to the' poor. ' William S. Burnham reports uation o f' the square dance class W ARDS ^ . Julius Katchen.' Remon was marhinegunned to son*." Guizado said. "But it i* of Santos Olvera told a district that $647 waa cleared through the conducted for the past 10 weeks CREDIT As never before, the London con- extraordinary importance for ca.st- court he was paying 40 pesos by W il Dobson under the sponsor* certpoer.s is lining up to get scat.* death at a rare track clubhouse auction held In October, and $103 .Ian, 2. As vice pre.sident. ;ng light on the horrible crime," (l,'!.20i a month for a one-room ship of the Manchester Keersation PLAN* to hear the Amcrimns. The musica' from a dance held Saturday night. Guizado .^ticc^eded but was re He did not elaborate j cave, but that the owner was tr,v- Two new membei's, ’ Mar^all Department. The diplomas were "invasion" is the bigge.st since the moved and .sentented to six years "I leave prison without hatred ! ing to boo.*l the rent pre.*ented by Allan and Helen Olvera protested, pointing out Nuhfer.and Morgari Hill were ac war The Londoner loves it and the and eijjht months in prisfu.. HLs de- or rancor. " Guigado said' He added cepted Into , the club, bringing the Ayers, co-presidents of the club, feeling is sjhared by the perfomicrs that he had not yet made any that rents sre legally frozen. Any and Wil and Elizabeth Dobson; fen.se charged he was the victim way. he couldn't afford to pay membetshlp to 37. A spokesman for impresario of a political frameup. political plans. Sport Awards The following received diplomas Harold Ho(t, who handles many of more. The owner had him arrested Seven persons charged with the Local boys who won their sports and were welcomed Into mem music's^ bifegest names on their asassinatlon were acquitted last FK.VTURE WFJiLE'l’ II'Y'M.NS " " iil* ‘"^"'ge he was a squatter. sympathetic court tossed P O ltS • R O M * • STMKtM IMCtMN ' awards In football and track at bership In the Manchester Square London vi.sit.s, explain.*: Friday. The Supreme Court ruled Windham High School thla fall, re "Box office finances are dictated Atlanta. Ga. (fp- The Protestant . (|„ olvera moved Dance Club; Howard and Madeline that Guizado couldn't be an ac- R.vdio and Television Center here UI.AMONU'S ceived them from football coach Baldwrin, George and Betty Ben largely hy the artists which we hack to his cave, furni-slied with a re.ssory if the chirf defendants has turned out a record album fea- bed, two chairs, s stove, sn oil 'EASY TO Ed Kerrigno and coach Charles ton. Paul and Barbara Carlson, Ed and other agents bring in from were innocent. A I luring exclusively the hvmns of the lantern, a table and a charcoal ERECT! 3mlth of the track team yesterday and Marjorie Chapin, Ted -and the United States. Guizado said hfs lawyer had j earlv-day .Methodist leader. Charles A RM Y and N A V Y afternoon in an a.sscmbly In Case "Of codr.se they are not- all stove. Niuicy Davis, George and Barbara Entire evidence oi- documents which Weslev, as part of the observance The cave is just off the Paseo De »97 .M.\IN STREET 9.vm. Dickie, Jack and Barbara Dona native Americans. But practically would he turned over to the at- of the 'Z.SOth anniversary of Wes- Football letter! went to Terry all the hmsical giants who come La Reforma, where the rich and MRMWnNMWWMMlWMWMMIJWJIRWMIlmWIWMMlIRMlWWMWMIlHIlE hue. J(je and Annamae Donahue, lornev general's office for use in ' ley's birth. famous live; Rarstrrtm, Frank Baker. Johnny George and Louise Elliott, John Stock to Londpn for concerts nowaday* Wheaton, and I>iuis Soraochi. Get are U.S, citizens. So many of and Mary Fletcher, Frank and ting numerals were Lenny King, Margaret Gardner, George and of Europe's great artists have .set Tommy Forryan. Charles Forties. tled in America becau.se it is the Sophie Geromiller. "Vincent and Rnn Kolva wtm his crosa-ebuntrj’ Florence Girard, 'Virgil and Dot bc.st place in the world for artists letter, , , INCLUDE: WAGONS, TBICYCLES AND ALLTOYS ~ to live." Hartzog, George and I^ria Hatzen- \ C'nndlilon Improved buhler, Joe and Marion Jackson, SOMD TOYS REDUCED EVEN MOREr-USB WARD^ CREDIT PLAN Artiatie Proving Ormind Mrs. Walter Kc(ko)>tka. Hnnt Rd., Many young Americans seeking Wendell and Doris Jacobs, Miss has returned hoip^ from New Ro Beverly Klein and Norman LutzCn. to make their names come to Lon chelle. N.Y.. whire she visited her don to sing, or play the piano or Bill and Donna Lanntng, W ayne mother, sister and brother, hos and Louts* Mantz, David and Bes violin, at the Wigmore Hall, an pitalized Thursday after an auto Intimate little music-making cen sie McKay, Frank and June Owen, intire Stock of m e n 's w o m e n 's c h il d r e n ’s Conductor George Byrd (leftI and Shrua Cherkassky discuss a crash there. SLIPPERS Ernie §nd Irene Pesola, Alan and ter tucked away behind the fash problem in orchestration during rehearsals for a George Gersh Doctors told her thst a long hos ionable big stores in downtown Ox- j win concert In London's Royal Albert Hall. Joknne Remington, BUI and Mary pitalization period la expected for Loti Taylor, Allan and June Walch. ford St. j the trio. "They take advantage of the low Malcolm and Ruth Wilson, and drank, rather than what they Mrs. Ella Melkle, 57. has re Robert knd EVelyn Morrison.^ Sali'Ends currency exchange rate to come Rais Contrary gained consciousness. The bones In and give recitals at their own risk." drank, was the determining factor. "Two of the rats actually did sp- her knee and leg were shattered Saturday one Impresario's spokesman said. In the crash of the car In which ^Ideal Housewife^ ‘Be Prepared* “Then, if the venture shows a loss, On Using Booze pear to like alcohol," said the scientists. "They drank moderate she and her two children were rid Mrs. Richard Nixon receives an orchW from Mra. Rita Beam -Of 15 % they are less in the red than if ing. The car was driven by Mrs. Dayton, Ohio, at a ceremony in which the 'Vice Preaident’s wife Ottawa -r-Boy Scouts, who they give the recital in New York. London, Dec. 11 (A’l—Some rats amounts of it regardless of the ar rangements of the fountains." Meikle's nephew, Ijtrry Folsey. 20, was designated the nation’s "Ideal housewife’’ by the Homemak will run the lost children depot at SOME SLIPPERS REDUCED EVEN MORE—SHOP NOW—SAVE "The large numbers of young just cap't leave booze alone. who was not Injured. "The car skid ers Forum. Mrs. Beam is the organization's "Homemaker of the the Central Canada Exhibition, ask American artists who have been Other rata won't touch the stuff ded on Icy pavement and slammed Year." (AP Photofax). parents to harness small children, d^lng this since World W'af II have Into a tree. tag larger ones tvith name, address helped to establish the American These rodent revelations came to Only 19 Drug Acts Mrs. Meikle’s daughter, Marilyn, and telephone number, and tell the dominance of Londoin's musical light in this week's issue of "Na Labreque, from Grade 1; Robert From the time the moisture-laden whole family to find a Boy Scout W. ture." s British magazine R. J. G. 24, Is stilt in a semiconscious state. Manwarren and George Niles, newsprint leaves It's Fourdrinler M W Q T S M 6 E S tife. " he added. Meet Federal Law | p Easily Chosen At when they get lost. I Entire Stock of Spivakovsky, who recently played Gillespie and C. C. Lucas ,pf the Complete Men’s Store - HOUSE’S Her injuries nave not -yet been Grade 2; Leon Tetreault, Neal screen to the final rewinding proc- completely diagnosed. Mrs. Kokoa- Beethoven's Violin Concerto to a University of Toronto reported Christopher. Jimmy Thompson and eas it Is under constant tension, KITE FIOHTINO.IS NOISY they set up a bar for the exclusive Washington -7- Of the 46 states I JN zka said. Jerry Golab, Grade 3; Tommy with the- result that it undergoes a Jampacked Royal Festival Hall, Much yelling and cheering go rates London as the musical center use of 25 rats. with pure-food-and-drug laws. ^ Mrs. Meikle’s son, Irving, 22. re O'Brien, Eddie Thompson, Grade stretch of 6 to 6 per cent. For weeks the rata had a choice ceived smashed ribs which were 4; Richard King, Grade 5; Bobby along with Bangkok's kite^fights. Sale Ends of the world. only H* conform to the Federal I There are "m a le" and "fem ale” Spivakovsky played in the first of drinking from a special fountain said to have been pressing on s Berthtaume. Clealand Swenor and 80,000 MILK TRUCKS IN U8E that spouted whiskey, or soother Food. Drug, and Cosmetics Act ' W nerve in his spinal column. Sheldon Gardner, Grade 6; Robert kites in this popular sporL and the Saturday «n eight concerts comprising a More than 80,000 retail milk de Beethoven festival in which Ger that shot off water. .of 1938. even' though 40 per rent Hchbol Newspaper Started Hatchett and John Uazy, Grade 7; Idea Is for the male kites to cap A i livery trucks travel an average of ture— knock to earth— the female NOW 15 % OFF Nine of the rata turned out to of all drugs sold are confined to ftC Alan Sinder and Andrew Spear and Rlchgr(l Smith and Robert man Otto Klemperer conducted 50 miles a day.,io take dairy prod London's Philharmonic Orches be strict teetotalers. intrastate commerce, j2' MEN'S man, two (irSde 8 students, are edi Elliott, Grade 8. - ones. Whenever this works out the \ ucts to'censtimer* throughout the other way, there- Is much gleeful I tra. Chilean pianist Claudio Arrau Fourteen didn't mind whst they At present all the states require tor and assistant editor respective Home from Greenland SUITS nation. - shouting. played ail five of Beethoven's piano drsnk. Informative labeling of narcotics | » ly, for the Horace W. Porter School A.3iC, Paul Pepin, son of Mr. and concertos in the same series. Two stuck to the booze. and nearl> all require labeling of - S ’ and ’Times. The first edition this school Mrs. Arthur Pepin, arrived home B'arm Response During the experiment some of drugs and pesticides. Only about S MEN’S WINTER JACKETS year has just been put in the hands Tuesday, to spend the Christmas Entire Stock of TOPCOATS Rosalyn Tureck, American pian the teetotslera began guzzling half require labeling of caustics. » of the readers—at a fee of two holidays with his fiunily. Repin has Some of the whiskey swlllers ..nd only five requir- labeling of In- g ist who has made Bach her spe cents. ’The young people do all the been stationed In Greenland for V Get Our White Chrietmat cialty, has found such a warm re- ' turned to water. dustrial chemicals Onjy New Supreme gift for work themselves, mimeographing nearly a year. When he reports "The mystery was solved " t he a man. In regu aponse to Bach among Britons that York. Indiana, Kansas, and Con- S the copies. Mrs. Ethel Brehant is back to duty, he la to be baaed in Special On the New Swept Dodge! Sale Ends -She spends much of her time here scientists reported, "when it was necticut regulate hazardous sub- lar, longs, short! their faculty advisor. ------Florida. ' Wm% "I am proud to say that for the jfbat the relative positions stances in household products. ^ and stouts. Sizes Andrew and Perry Federson first time in the history of solo; I^e food dish, water fountain The informative labeling in- 35 to 50. handle the art work: Robert Elliott DRIVE ONE BEFORE CHRISTMAS Saturdtn^ Bach playing 1 have been dn/iwing alcohol fountain controlled, to eludes the listing of possibly harm- ; V* MEN'S FINE JEWELRY and Richard Berthlaume, cross Manehrater Evening Herald Oo- NOW Z 5 % FREE 33 /13 RECORD OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC full houses for my Bach recitals in J astonishing degree, the drink- ful Ingredients, their potentialities WARM word puzzles; Dick Card anej Rob liimbla enrreepondent, Mrs. Donald the larger halls," Miss Tureck i 'fiK pattern of some of the rats" for harm, directions for safe use. JS GLOVES $42.95 to SPORT COATS^ U> have an excellent show R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy BY LAWRENCE WELK ert Dean gather the jokes; Rich 8-S4S5. ■aid. In other words, where they and first-aid instructions. , W, GIFT JACKHS ing:. ard Smith give.* the reports. Jean. "There U ■ real response to $89.75 Fine' Shetland.*. im Smith and Pauline Strickland are Bach here — greater than in Amer Men's warm leather g’lovei ported wool.* and Low- CHORCHES MOTORS and suburban coats. 1.50 to 5.00 Society e 9 P ■ / ■ '■/" FAGB tW ELV l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 Fa c e t h ir t b e n Labor for. Pay Boost, Ike Seen U.S. C itizens Life Normal for U.S. Students Plastic Buds Used Shorter Week in ’58 St^rt Exodus In Be^ Research Refusing In School Behind Iron Curtain Tucaon, Ariz.—Bee-culture ape- From Jakarta claliata at the Southwestern Bee (CosMmied from Fago Oiw) By SCTMOL'R TOPPING ^ Culture Laboratory IntTucson are •larkening m«kM It d PACT lOUBTBEir MANCHESTER LVENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 60N N . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE P i m i N —- ...... ' « ' ■ Su"westibii Box but which, he added, "usually winds Tight Money Shows up in some committee which fails PearsonHjrges POH THE VBRV flM BSI IN Pays SW Million Johnson Hits 40-Hour to report on It.” Bcaud^iii Kt LOW COST- A s he visualizes such a school, QUALITY USID CARS it would have the same stature as ALWAYS SEE OUB COMPLETE SELECTION Easing Tendencies Washington- The old sugges More RussiiEm, . * any of the service schoolsr-West tion box is paying off handsomely in Space Race Point, Annapolis, Coast. Guaid ALW AYS AT LEAST 50 CARS N ew York. Dec. 11 i>Pl — Tight * m the flr.it place. The Federal He- for Federal Government em U.S. Meeting^ Academy, the Air Force Academy. TO CHOOSE FROM iBOney may not have departed yet serve was set on lettiftg tt stay ployes. (Continued from Pngs One) AEC win tighten radiation protec It would bo attended by qu a lifi^ SEDANS, COUPES. STATION WAGONS, CONVEBTIBLES Imt there ere clearer aign* today tt tight as a means of fighting the in The Government reports that; (OMtIiiMd (rom Page On.) tion measures around its nuclear high school students who would be flation then under way. ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED la at leaat packing ita bags. the 19.3(5 crop of ideas submitted i of security—on time—if we think aircraft engine facilities near Ida appointed to study engineering, The Federal Reaene Boatd has Today's dip in industrial activity physics and related sciences. BANK FINANCINO UP TO S6 MONTB» I by its employes increase more' It would b . folly to wcpect hoatility more of the 40-hour week or on ho Falls. Idaho, for the rest of this pumped a little money into the and expansion plans and the levei- OPEN TILL B EVENINOS I than one third over the year be- and f.ara mddenly to vanish. business as usual. We cannot month and January. ” I shall insist that the bill he commercial banking ayatem — not ing o ff of consumer demand seems achieve security if we are more in- That was presumed to be In reported put of committee at the much, but apparently a little more , fore and two thirds over lftS4's "But It U Vqual, or even great to have halted this climb. If bu.si- tm sted in cutting taxes than we preparation for a second ground next session of Congresa in Jan- BARLOW MOTOR SALES than the Chriatmaa shopping aea- I suggestions. And the number ipE neas.dlps further the process may er folly to do nothing; to eit back, are in cutting the Soviet lead In test of an engine. Last .spring, oaiy.” he said. “ 1 feel certain I WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE—PHONE TR S-S8lt aon would seem -to require TTiis be rever.sed and tight money ease I ideas actually used increased evei> ; h < more. answer missile with missile, insult missiles. the KEXi said a turbojet engine had shall have the support of the pub concrete action follows up its Itself out of the picture, with or with Insult, ban with ban,” he He said to insure the country’s lic.” During the year, some 80,000 been succeasfully powered by heat earlier aignatiing of a change of without much help from the Fed said. future we must: "Lend every pos I of nearly 300,000 suggestions sub from a nuclear reactor. heat;! by cutting its own interest eral Reserve. Pearson, called the father of the sible encouragement and help to charges to the banka. mitted were used, saving the Gov Asked why he referred to the The Federal Re.serve's mind for U.N. Elmergency Force sent to the the dedicated scientists and en one-ton satellite as No. 5, since The U.S. Treasury has been able the time being has been taken off ernment more than $100,000,000 Middle East to keep peace be gineers upon whom we rely for our ! a_part from improving service and only two are known to have been to borrow at less than .1 per cent. of inflation and turned to means tween Egypt and Israel, proposed security; urge that scientific pro launched by the RUulans, Patter With the exception of two weeks of keeping any recession from ■ yielding the idea employes nearly strengthening tha United Nations duction be put on as efficient, econ , $6,000,000. son told reporters that "m y in CHRISTMAS SPECIALS visssrj; In May Ihia is the only time this snowbailing with some eort 'of force which omical and rapid basis as possible formation" is that the big satel — the cost hasn't been above year Just making money tight doe.sn't might at least'deal with small to meet our needs; set neW goals lite will be number 5, 6, ^or 7- thahat figure, the high point being in itself stop the kind of inflation I Trsliiip Muohiiie Driiratc conflicts and prevent them from for education so we can ^produce "I just used the lowest)'number 3.66 per cent on October 11 w e have been having but the money becoming big ones. the trained minds that will guar 9 X 12 BIG Yields on outstanding Treasury given me," the Congressman said. managers feel that it can hold the Atlanta A Southern aircraft He said the international police antee our security, and find 'pew Asked if he had any informa bonds have been dropping, ton. trend down. force sent to the Middle Elast was and imaginative ways of teaching And the yield for Investors on a plant is using a $173,000 machine tion 'about satellites No. 3 and 4. Just making money ea.sy doesn't ; that is strong enough to exert not entirely effective. But he said our children and encourage the Patterson replied that he had, but'. top-rated utility debt offering has people who are now carrying that in itself send consumers on a buy , a force of 1.200,000 pounds yet It was a step In the right direc "I would have to get clearance on slipped below 4 per cent foi- the burden." ing spree or make manufacturers delicate enough to compress an tion. that" before talking about them. flrat time in more than a year. Johnson, who Is conducting a BRAIDED Pearson proposed raising living Demand on the banks for busi step up production schedules but it ' egg without crushing its shell. Senate investigation of the nation's Patteraon called for "a super- There's magic in these floors that face, simplifies care. Floors ready standards throughout the world ness loans has been easing, while does make it easier for consumers It enables research engineers to missile lag, said the situation was accelerated crash program” in to buy on the cuff if they feel like make extensive strength evalua adds loveliness to every room for rugs and furnirure the mo* through free trade. rocket and atomic weaponry, and at this time last year it was in No guessing as to color we dramatized last week by the "hu creasing. It and easier for industry to expand M tions of military cargo planes, menr laid...no tedious delay for Referring to the projected Eu said he hopes his fellow m em bra show you the flooring completely miliating failure" to launch a satel Talk grows that the banks or carry lnventorie,s If it feels the ' en.siiring maximum performance sanding and finishing. ropean common market, Pearson lite. of the Congressional Armed Serv themselves will have to back down outlook justifies it. and greater service life for the finished and richly waxed htfort asked; ices Committee will support his RUGS Let us explain these and other "The fact that the rocket at from the high charges they have Easier money also can mean that ' aircraft. it's laid. An amazing improve "la It not time to begin to think Cape Canaveral misfired Is not so plan for “getting an atomic-pow ! been making for these loans. This more funds will be available for Nar>y Fires Regulus II Missile ment that afl'ords matchless floor advantages in BRADLEY Pfc- In terms of an economic Interde very important," he said. “What ered airplane o ff the ground.” PERFECT GIFTS FOR finished Hardwood Floors, the pendence that would bridge the may not come until next month, a buying up mortgages. This, home ‘ The Navy s Regulus 11. a winged ml.s.slle designed for launching from shipboard, leaps from its ing beauty for every room. does count Is that two months af He noted that Russia recently period when demand for loans is builders contend, is what their lag name that means superb beauty, Atlantic; that would at least break disclosed she has the first atomic- launching platform in a test witnessed by Newsmen at Edwards AFB, aClif The ,37-font missile's Uniform penetrating finish ap ter Sputnik (the Russian aatelUte) THE ENTIRE FAMILY seasonally low, since business ging industry needs. And they are down the barrier between dollar powered surface ship, an ice-break HALL FOR RENT plied at the factory seals the at no greater cost for the finest and non-dollar countries which, waa In the akiea, Ve are still in Arms and individuals alike are more confident now that next year i under-belly rocket booster belched flame as ,t addsl 1.3.000 pounds of e.xtra thrust for the takeoff $\eddings, 3leelings, Parties er. wood, gives a hard-wearing sur- hardwood floors. next to Iron Curtains, has hitherto the testing state.”' more prone then to be paying off will outpace 1937 in the number The mi.s.sile has a range of 1,000 miles-plus, but was guided down to a dry lake bed after 300 • lj«rge off street parking " I f the Russians beat us to the most sharply divided our postwar At Middletown, Conn., Rep. Pat their debts than to be taking on of new houses started and financed. I I Complete kitchen facilities punch (with a nuclear plane) we miles in this test It flies at 1.200 mph and reaches altitudes of ,30,000 feet. (A P Photofaxi. world 7" terson (R-Conn.l called last night new ones. But the slight turning away ^ laM'iition: 24 Golway St. wi)) )ose not on)y another point in To Increase living standards, he for a "super-accelerated crash ■ It was the ever mounting de from tight money hasn't been Manchester MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. the psychological phase of the said, "we need the degree of effi program” In rocket and atomic mand for loans from all sides — something just cooked up in W a s h - j Call .Ml 9-8,3.30 after 6 P.M. Cold War.” he declared, "but per Federal Reserve action the down- the lavoffs and production slow- 255 CENTER ST. ^ MANCHESTER ciency that comes only with the weaponry, and specifically urged a governments, corporations, con- Ihgton, It springs from something march to tight money. And biisi- haps the entire score In the tech turn in industrial activity, the | downs freest possible movement of com speedup In work on a nuclear pow auniers—that made money tight tlhat came much earlier than the nes.s now 1s leading the march away nological contest w« are waging.” slackening in expansion planning. | Business activity set off the from it. X merce through the world, binding ered airplane. Seven people together, providing the Patteraon aaid he waa able to re "A s Soviet science forges ahead unrelentingly to implement the Besatifnl Colon basis o f international Investment veal for the first time that the and expansion, and thereby. I hope, Russiana are working on a new Communist scheme for world con To Choose From making for peace." one-ton satellite capable of jam quest,” he declared, ”we are fac^ Pearson Gets Nohel Medal with an urgent need for mobilizing X- •* Pearson was awarded the ming U.S. television and radio ONLY ‘ $40,000 Nobel peace prize In cere- Lester E. Pearson, former Canadian foreign secretary, displays communicationa. an all-out dynamic effo)-t to Jlch ^ Them Todsyl NOTE TO SANTA! moniea at Oslo University yester 1957 Nobel Peace Prize medal presented him at Oslo, Norway. And, he added, other Russian the Russians at their own game.” day. The Nobel Committee does Presentation of medal and $40,275 prize was made in Norwegian satellites are being designed to A s to the cost, Patterson said; not specify its reasons for award Nobel Institute on anniversary of death of Alfred Nt bel, former carry bomba. He said hla Informa ”I am not unmindful that every CA^OLLjOnH U H X^ ing the prizes, but the. award munitions manufacturer who Instituted the awards.___ Pearson tion came ’’from the moat n tax dollar should be utilized to the speech by committee chairman received the prize for his initiative last year In United l4ations and authoritative sources. best advantage to Insure our na for Christmas Gunnar Jahn In effect confirmed efforts to end Britlsh-French-Israeli invasion of Egypt. (AP Russia launched Its first Sput tional security. But we already the general as.'nimption the Photofax via radio from London). nik last Oct. 4. and Sputnik II have spent billions In foreign aid j PHONE 'TDonidL Canadian leader was chosen for was placed in orbit Nov. 3. as a short-sighted expedient in the Give a, hla efforts during the Suez Crisis. tee sidestepped Red China's efforts Albert Camus of France. litera In London, the Liberal News Cold War. CtNTtW In Stockholm, Sweden, F,ut-3Veat to claim the two young physicists ture; Sir Alexander Todd of Brit chronicle said last night that ”We now know the so-called rivalry invaded the non-poIltical at I Ml 9-4343 by not Inviting . diplomats from ain. chemistry; and Daniel Bovet Britain has made a nuclear re Cold W ar Is no temporary emer mosphere of the annual Nobel either Peiping or Washington. of Italy, medicine. search discovery of "greater news gency. 'We realize that as it en prize banquet and ball last night than the launching of the sput- ters its Second decade it. is be ; when a Chlnese-Bom physics prise Both the physicists are citisens I FOR ALL YOUR of Nationalist China but have ap nika.” but that the United States coming a way of life. And we know winner took a public stand for the Holtzmann Named has refused to let Britain mgke an there Is no such thing as peaceful West. plied for American citizenship. In a brief speech, Yang recalled announcement. co^exlstenee with the Soviet world; Standing before King Gustav New York (IP)—The Musical I C A R P ET NEEDS the Boxer uprising of 1900 in In an edltoriali the newspaper that either the Soviet world or the MtDDLi \rtfMPfrJP W£9r Adolf VI of Sweden and 2,000 other Arenas Theatre Assn, has elected China to throw out foreigners. A said Britain has had. a start of free world will be crushed In the Guests, Dr. Chen Nlng Yang said, David M. Holtzntann, managing combined milltar.v force of foreign several years on the United States end.” WATCH Get Them " I have dedicated myself to science director of the Cape Cod Melody powers quelled the uprising and and Russia in tamL.g the H-lx>mb To spur the "Jong term planning ■ • which la bom out of western Tent at Hyiuini.s, Mass., as its 506 extracted Indemnities from CThina. process for peaceful uses, and now and preparation,” Patterson askM origin." president for 195'7-’68. "The United States returned her is ready to announce ita "terrific the Legfion to set up committees MAIN I orm*aM.MS;MDAii,y Yang, of the Institute for Ad The organization represents the share immediately, the money to potentialities.” to work with the Civil Defense Ad the Gift with the three-^ vanced Study at Princeton, N. J.; atrical tent operators throughout guarantee I be used for the education i of stu Prime Minister Macmillan said ministration In Its "fight for na I THUZ$OAYSUMIIL*rjli and Dr. Tsung Dao Lee of Colum the country. A R M O S t sr. bia University, New York, shared dents." Yang said. "This was typl- Monday night that British scien tional security.” t u m t a s r ^ HOUSFS the 1957 prize in physics. Both'gre+tial of the United States. I was a tists working on civilian use of "Our very national survival de STATC QUILTIE K^VMAN GETS BIO ORDER hydrogen power may be heading pends on it,” he declared. A_'— American-trained and did their direct beneficiary of this and so ARMMtrl for ”a completely new source of He asked the Legion’s help In prizew-innlng work in the United I have dedicated myself to science Washington. Dec. 11 (A*)—The i j j NOMf I • * States. which Is bom out of we.item ori Navy snys it has awarded the power absolutely unknown before.” arousing public awareness of the Easy Budget Terms LORO The guests including diplomats' gin.” Kaman Aircraft Corp., of Bloom An Atomic Energy Commission need for Congressional approval Of I from Britain, Fiance and Italy, The other prize winners also field,. a $13-million contract for an (AEG) statement yesterday indi his recommendation for a Ns(tlonal whose citizens won the other prises spoke briefly to the crowd in the undisclosed number of utility heli- cated that agency may run a Science Academy which he says he of $42,000 each presented yesterday gold-leafed hails of Stockholm's copters to be powered by General ground test soon on a nuclear air has proposed at each of the laat by the king. But the Nobel commit- City Hall. The other winners were Electric gas turbines. craft engine. The statement aaid four or five aessions of Congresa POW W O W C o rn e l G/LCGrt Com||Lj 5 S | )p € /t4 W. WOOLWORTH CO. Double S & H GreenStamps Given With 814 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Cash Sales THURSDAY PLENTY OP FREE PARKING IN THE ‘•Illinois ’ _ gold-filled, "Executive" gold-fill CEHOUSESSON expansion bracelet ' Fail-field ’ - stainless ■'Litchfield'’ -gold-fill ed calendar automatic ed. expansion bracelet M9.73 steel, automatic, $69.75 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS REAR OF THE STORE $73.00 169.75 LOW CHRISTMAS r CRAFTMASTER please him wiFh CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP BOXED CARDS 384" LONG NUMBEIi PAINTS 50 CARDS 20" WIDE Reg. 25c LAROE Gifts To Wear., € SELECTION FROM DIAMOND'S ARMY ond NAVY ^ New (rdw New Low Price New Low $ 0 .3 3 Prite Price Reg. $1.00 JACKETS I REG. $1.00 REG. $2.98 All types including government type coots, 'A I 1 < T '- / 1 B-15 Bofflbor-Tonker, M-43 Hold Porfco style. Is t v Fur>lined Hood, Leother. ^ Christinas Tree Lights C-6 Christmas Tree Lights HOBBY KiTS No r e p a ir -or C le a n in g c o s ts until 19S1I STUFFED TOYS 7 LIGHTS 8 UGHTS A IR PU N ES. CARS, Etc. Give not just a fine watch, but the O NLY watch with the unconditional THREEi-Y EAR GUARANTEE. And choose from a remarkable selec C REG. 98c New Low Price New Low Price 7 7 ' tion of beautifully designed ^Michaels watches including luxurious dia ENGINEER .5 7 mond Hatches and Men’s superb automatics. Pay $5 down, the remain BOOTS REG. 89c der in ea.sy weekly or monthly payments. ^ Reg. $2.79 / Reg. $1.09 FOR MEN— FOR BOYS Lftrce AMortmeat WOOL antil FUift-LINED LWE DRESS GLOVES UNCONBmONM THtH YIAt Values to $13.95 WATCH GUAIANTEI $0.98 TRAY TABLES GILTREE CARPET FLASHLiGHTS vx« - TT-rr*. *r ■ ««*--* !*•» •< fl to SLEEPINfiBAGS Z “P . LARGE ASSORTMENT •kW vifltoto M r ‘ '7 , - 'S. fi ‘ ■ ;- * / ■ ' : I J |7 . ’...... \ T/' • \ ■■ . PAGE SIXTEEV MANCHESTER EVENING HERAEn. MANCHEStER, CONN.. WEDNESDAV, DECF^MBER 11, 1957 Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1957 t HikAM WALK£» 5 Pieces GAME OF GAME or SCRABBLE Usually $298JK) (S'- MONOPOLY (troup includes: Double dresser, chest, bookca.se bed, boxspring and mattress. .88 Reg. Price y M K 6K*lt«K«K6ll6IHIt6IMItn»IHKIII6IHIt6im » U «II6Kn(*J16IMU6li6K«II6IM« 6ll(atWI6IHU6K6U6U6U6IIg~ 2.9$ 1.47 Reg. Price ERECTOR 4.00 i SPECIAL! CARD TABLES . r . „ »» $4.75 I 5 PIECE SETS ...$14.88 Here’s Acrilan handled in the Chatham manner, Set inriiidr. tabir and 4 rhalra.' THUNDER SETS LABEL TAG COtAES OFF ( w w w w w n m c e for new luxury and lightweight warmth. Easiest 7« givt—juM remeve lear-efflabel. Handy' BURP GUNS SAVE AS MUCH AS TINKER TOY blanket on earth to care for, too. Washes with GIFT HASSOCKS GIFT MIRRORS GIFT LAMFS "To" and "From” name tpacei are printed out shrinking or losing its fluffy nap, dries For Living ft Q O K right on top the package. by MATTEL WITH ELECTRIC MOTOR $ 3 9 5 I P Room. I'p $ 4 .5 0 o fast, is completely mothproof, wears and wears. On^ of the bogt oelpctloim In Door Vllrrom ^ 5 9 5 We've an excellent lelectloa totvn! of modern and colonial. 9 Reg. Price Bound with 6Vi" 100% nylon, which means The superlative whiskey by Hiram Walker A RIGHT SIZf AND A RIGHT RRId ■SS lt* * SPECIAL . CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 3.00 10.00 GIFT CHAIRS OX HOOVER FOR EVERY GiVjNO OCCASION bound to last. Wide choice of decorator colors.' PORTABLE RADIO I 1 I ‘ K ^ Rrg. *'19.95. e O A QO VACUUM CLEANERS —in the spectacular foil gift package • FRF.K P rnv^fj, P.\RKIXG Our Prior $ 8 . 9 5 rp • OPKN THUR.SDAY ai«d FRIDAY TILL 9 From $ 4 9 9 5 Q 3 5 C 0 5 72" X 90" fits f*fm and full-size beds Playa all ro<'ord*.. Dozens to rhoose from! T flal. Q u art • O PEN ALL D.6 Y XfOXDAVS OPEN MONDAYS OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9:00 PJ $ 1 4 « No extra cost. Ready to give. The name Imperial assures the Party Twoaoma (U.SK Ol’R LAYAWAY PLAN) quality. The six-sided package of glittering foil nmkes it a ■1 F ifth (t Cfuarta)— 1 0 ' ® OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9:00 a TOYS FOR OVER 45 YEARS! FREE distinctive gift... easy to give, elegant to get. Party Threeaome (8 Fifth*) 1 2 ' “ PARK ' Parking FREE Rear Of V I t . . / Our Store lUNOID WHISKIY • 66 «O O f • 30% ST2AIGKT WHISJCiY, 6 YEAIS 0» MOIf OlO a 70% O UlN NIUTHAl SflBTS • HIMM WAUCH t SONS, IN C , NOBA, IIUNOIS MARL FURNITURE DEPARTMENT P A \ t. \ r ’Manchoster's Thrift, 'n G ift Canter for Everything’ LOWER STREET FLOOR LEVEL— MI 9-5221 ’Manchester’s Thrift 'n Gift Center" ' y e ,’. -1 I PAGE KlC^TEEM MANCHESTER EVENING fiERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER li, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN tion Routiere, a private highway- believes fish can recognize the dis New Auto Slated safety group, has organized a con Fish Follow Nose tinctive odor of a stream. Texcis All-Girl Accordion Choir In tests, when nasal sacs of fish Stops Heart Gas test for high-school students. Each As ^Essfty Prize were plugged, they lost their hom ^ 3 TTMES ^ E R entrant must write a composition , To Return Home ing ability, he says. He also be in which traffic rules and the rea lieves that water currents, the lo Ktl-ANt laMM r« Spetializes in Spiritual Music Pari* — Traffic accident* In sons for them. are made clearly Madison. Wl*. — Biologist Ar zm rtffurti »t iMraM «nig>; i France take about 8,000 lives a cation of moon and stars, and the •f C«rWM lilirilw i toUi iCU-Aiii understandable to, children. A new thur D. Hasler of the University of sun’s ray* may serve as direction laMiOi ■u u m i > ItMi M Mck tHwfidi Bdity t* •*« ^ year. One eighth of the fataljtles car will bF given to the student Wisconsin believes odor plays a •iMli M MB? *M«Bf gIpMNp laMMft. iilN U -A N S By AUCIA.HART are children. To help reduce that finders in guiding the fish home. M t f tW IM ftfilMt lUMvB UMM. Np KEA Staff Corretpondent who writes the best paper, and his big part In explaining the mystery figure by making children mori teacher will also be given an auto of how fish manage to return to \ Hoiuton, Tex.— (NEAi —Hous aware of traffic dangers. Preven First Colonial CTongress met in mobile. their home stream to spawn. He New York City on Oct. 7. 1788. ton'* first all-girl accordion choir Read Herald Advs. proves the instrument can be used for something besides polkas. The choir is made up of young ladles witii at least two year’s ex perience with the acebrdion. They have dedicated their talent to God and are ailling to play only sacred in lAWI THAH Y09 T H IH K f music while member*. They'll play for any fraternal order or Prateatant religious group upon \ request. There's no charge. LV While it isn't necessary for a ■R. girl to be a church member to be Right now ... in time for Christmas long to the choir, most attend Sunday school and religious gifting Regal brings you tystartUng services regularly. Famous Members Selected array of extra fine buys in ta k e your Believed to be the only group of its type in America — a n d MOD Tors NEVER BEEODE ERICED SO LOW shoppings at Regal more of a pleasure probably the world — its member* are selected from students of the than ever! Bellaire Music Co. But they don’t Just join: after careful screening they’re voted in by choir members. WASH-N-WEAR A transplanted Yankee by way of the Air Force directs the or DISCOUNTS 20 to 40% ganisation. He’s 24-year-old Eric Eberhardt, formerly of Pitts burgh, Pai Diana Haskinson play* a solo during a program given by prob ably the only all-girl accordion choir in existence. Church ______"SATISFACTION GUARANTBEOr______Eric is a serious-minded music music Is its specialty. major at the University of Hous SHIRTS JUST RECEIVED ton. He’s putting his talent for 100% WOOL FLANNEL the accordion to good use for, at his- graduation in 1958. he’ll Hal Boyle [c h o o s e fr o m 5,000 SQUARE FEET OF SELECTED TOYS! An especially fine gift that will bring posaeaa one of only four degrees in accordion- music In the nation. joy to any man. Just wash and hang In August he welded closer ties Trouble with Fishing WE HAVE 25 STYLES OP up to dry I Require no ironing, only with the choir by marrying one of an occa.sional touch up. Remember: its members, Marie Jenkins. “ \e.\t to him.scif, he like B. V. I), SUITS For accordion teacher Ernest BICYCLES! bo.st." Alice, the choir is a dream come Is-It’s Too Easy! Beautiful suits—at a beautiful price! Light Grays, true. In 1941 he was able to form Medium Grays, Light Blues and Gray Stripes. the first group from among the "Quit now! Are you crazy?" students of the Southwest Music Andros Town, Bahamas IB—For Studios. But a year later Alice years I’ve been saying that fishing said Whitehead. "We may never get fishing again like this the reat OPEN went into the service and the or isn’t much of a sport because It’s of our lives." ganisation disbanded. too easy. In 1947 it was reorganized and Now, at the rlak of enraging the After another hour of continuous performed under the direction of nation’s 20 million anglers. I think and aucceaaful struggle, I was ONE SPECIAL GROUP OP Gordon Pfund. A few months ago I ’ve proved my point. weary of pulling In the bonefish, ^e resigned and Eberhardt took Sportsmen travel from ail points each of which Tint up a desperate EVENINGS over. AsaisUnt director U Bellaire of the compas.s to try their lurk scrap. My hand.* were red and teacher Virginia Ruble. here at catching bonefish, on* of nearly raw. WASHABLE .88 Parents Oo-Sponsor the world’* fightingest game fish. "This is too ea.*y It bothers mv Parent* of the youthful (10-18) Their scientific name stands for conscience," I told Whitehead, "I’m members co-sponsor the choir. "white fox." and they are also going to take s siesta." WOOL PLAID known as "The Phantom* of the suns They have formed its constitution Flats," He watched in disbelief as I , and bylaws and are responsible for stretched out in the prow, put my OPEN SOME WITH 2 PANTS financial affairs and general ad- "L e ft u* se-' what we can do." suggested my wartime buddy and head on a pillow, and fell asleep. He I SHIRTS Bihil^iratlon. Dues are one dollar kept on fishing—but with less luck I a merth. vacation companion, Don White- What a Saving! Kaluen to $65 head, author of “ The FBI Storv ” — until I woke up and suggested we EVERY EVENING Because of their age, the girls " I don’t think it’s quite fair” I go home. Rcqulariy $6.98 are bound by rather strict rules, wplied. "What chance has a pEXjr "Not until we get at least a AU WOOD SPRING HORSE Buy at DISCOUNT PRICES necessary to shape them Into a dumb fish got against a grown man couple more," he said. i Kiddie Fair guarantees______.a _ ... the sturdiness . . . of _ this* . horse. TILLS smoothly functioning imit. Three with charm, character two college "This is all so unfair," I mur Large size. Ages 1-8. Reg. *14.95. OQ Bicycles in all price ranges. Find out why a Kiddie Fair American unauthorized absences from re degrees and a receding hairline?" mured, tossing out my line. Zing! I Discount Price bicycle never stands idle. NOW $4.99 hearsals, for example, will cause 'Save the small talk." said A strike. Whitehead shook his head Sohirdoy Till t P.M. FREE a l t e r a t i o n ; expulsion. Whitehead, who has fished since he and ca.*t himself. Zing! Another / But the lighter side of the by waa a tadpole, "and got in the strike. boat." law* calls for social gatherings We headed lionie--bunipety-bump- I 30” PADDED TOY CHEST once a month, as bright and inter We climbed into the small skiff bump over the waves. At the pier SEE OUR and Rudy, our native guide, T V \ esting as the social committee can we counted our fish and found we (No e.vactly as Illustrated) bumpety-bumped ua over 15 miles contrive. There are picnics in had 25 i not counting four we had ADVANCED V. NO MA^EVER HAS beautiful spots along the Gulf' of azure sea to a favorite creek further down this largest of the tossed back), a record catch from : Full size chest in steel Coast, swimming parties and vis a single skiff here in one day. We CRAFTS and HERE'S A WONDERFUL its to local points of interest. Bahama Islands. I After hanging a rhimk of crab on distributed them among the na frame; guaranteed to TOO MANY OF THESE The choir celebrated its 10th an the hbok. I remarked: tives who find them choice eating. HOBBY niversary earlier this year. ’•’I still feel like a criminal. What "Let's go out again tomorrow." ’ , hold 200 lbs. Regular CHRISTMAS GIFT! Church-goers whose spiritual feel chance have they got?" I said Whitehead. ' DEPARTMENT ings have been heightened by the "Fish or cut b a il,” remarked: "Not me," I replied. "I feel . ' $12.95. Choose from five music wish it many more success Whitehead brisklv ashamed. It’s all been so unfair. I ( ful years. Well, reluctantly. I made my i feel sorry for the poor fish” , Fiurinating ecien- colors. HARRIS TWEED first c&Bt. Bellpve it or —zing^!--i Now I know millions of anglers | tifle and construc No Rest for Weary there was a silvery surge in the ■ who bet me a $100 I couldn’t go i * tion toys for the Discount Price $ 9 . 9 9 water, ana the reel groaned as a I out and duplicate my feat the next ' (! TABLE an* CHAIR SETS advanced child—and . big bonefish hit the bait and raced day. But remember the duffer who i Columbus. Miss. (AP) — Arthur with it 75 yards. .See our wonderful ecleotlon— 19 Models in t j f OO at discount prices! ' Hicks made two mistakes when stepped up to his first, tee, belted ’ EIGHT OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM I Five battling minute.* later I • ^ Wood, chrome and folding. Priced from he crawlbd Into an automobile to s hole-ln-one and threw away his ‘ STARTING AT *4.99. reeled him in. Mv hand.* ached. clubs, saying, "This game is too ■ ZIP-LINED COATS slefp off la little ttx) much Satur day nigh# merrymaking. "Mke I said, ' I told Whitehead, easy"?- |• ^WNMINfNMtMfWNfWMCWWaKMHIHlfMIWWWWWWSK* "the fish hasn’t got a chance” Police U id tne automobile he l^ell. nobody could ever prove he "Try again," he sugge.*ted. Hi.* was wrong - so long as he didn’t choee was! parked on the police de mouth fell open as I made another DE LUXE BADMIHTOH SI Nothing could get a warmer OVER 20b0 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE partment tearkin- lot and belonged step up to the second tee. That’s reception than one of these cast—and immediately got another why I’m hanging up mv fishing to^the de^artmenfa Janitor, Mike strike. Then he got a strike him handsomely tailored coats of TO GIVE YOU BEST SELECTION EVER! pole. The time to quit Is when 4 racquets, complete with poles, stakn, net Imported genuine Harris self. For the next hour we reeled you’ve made your point. Hill found Hicka in his car and them in steadily." and shuttle cock*. Regular *12.95./C Q OO Tweed.*. They look like a mil Fishing is Just too simple. I’m lion. but ,vou can buy them at WINTERWriGHT HANNELS . . .GAIARDINES .... SHARKSKINS police charged him with public "I got a blister on my thumb, " I Discount Price / NATIONALLY Discounted S position adjustable seat, enclosed chain Christmas Gift ADVERTISED drive. Reg. *24.98. FREE ALTERATIONS COME IN and GET KIDDIE SPECIAL Grt«n Mountain Suggestions — FAIR’S DISCOUNT PRICES! BAHERY MORN Di.scount Price 1.95 FOR BICYCLES *19 MOCCASINS 100% W OOL Fully rhromrd, romptrt* with rrmot« but Shearling lined. Here’s • BOSTON ROCKERS ton. Rrgular *2,00. something he can wear Limited Time $1.00 REAL FLASH CAMERA indoors or outdoors and get months and months of pleasure out of. • COCKTAIL TABLES Complete with flash, use* No. 620 size film. SLIPPERS FLANNELS Assorted color*. Charcoal, Medium Gray, Brown—all ^lors. FLEXIBLE SLEDS From $ C .9 8 • DRY SINKS AT $2.49 DISCOUNT PRICES SPECIAL FREE ALTERATIONS • END TABLES * 3 ] i 4;um* In and get Kiddie Fair’* Dl*- • LAMPS rniint Price* on thc*e quality PLAY DRILL WASH 'N WEAR , built sled*. • CHAIRS It’s as easy as that! Here^s the way it works out to FOR Just like Daddy’s; but is battery opepted, olutton — solve your problem to hit lasting comfort • FOOT STOOLS Others From complete with harmless accessories. Reg. *2.98 GABARDINES $4.50 to your p r O b l O i n utmost satisfaction: Come to this store for Great idea in pants! Just hang up to dr>'; Discount Price Need no pressing, maybe only an occasional M PICTURES .99 ~~ the Gift Certificate and miniaturc 'shoe in a touch up with a cool (not hot) iron. FREE PUHCHIHG BAG OH STAHD ALTERATIONS. • ROYAL LOUNGER Jarman box. Give them to him for Christmat. H en he brings in the Gift Certificate where he. CHAIRS With internal bladder bag; complete with tut iwdiw - B *• cunrectly fitted in the Jarman style of his choice. Uni()ue Wall Clocks needle valve. Regular Remember AND MANY $4.00. Discount $ }. \ / PACT TWENTT ICANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. M A ^C ^ STER. CONK. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENIF^HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 19BT PAGE TWENTY^NB Coventry W KNB—840 Jobless Figures Bolton W T I O — 1 0 8 0 WOKtJ— 1860 Rise 11.3 Per Cent Daily Radio WHAY—flO iilie'Herald’s new telis PetroleimiX^bby ' Post Office Lists New Hours WOCC--1290 Basterp Standard Tim* phone number is: ^ Unemployment in the Manchea- Methodist Choristers to Sing W P U P — 1 4 1 0 ^ Appoints Brown ter-Rockville area jumped per The toUowlng program ached-*'*: For Christmas Mail Deluge cent during the week ending Dec. N. M lt^ell 3-2711 Hartford., Dec. 11 (F)—House - At Boston Celebration Sunday ule* a r t supplied by the radio WHAY-^NIt. Watch 7. according to a report ’ releaaed WTIC—Rutger, vs. UConn. Fifth A|)peal Speaker Nelbon Brown tR.-Grotbh) managements and' ar* subject to Coveutrj’. D«f- 11 (Special) ' — by the State Labor Depirtment to World Tonight say* he will resign hlo poet a* day. The rite In the number of un Chang# witnout nouc*.' ^ J ^ O P —Hound Dog Bolton, Dec. 11 (Special)—Flve'*'Charle* Gotlln. Mrs. Emerson Bos? program director qf a New London Poatiruuter Herman F. LeDort re- 4 : * * - HartfferiL ^ e . 11 (F)—For Daly asked if the fact Wojculewic* The H erald'a new tele- employed Is blamed on.recent lay member* of the Senior Choir of worth, Mrs. .TTieodore Caddy. Mrs, WHAY- Nila Watch the- not three months afie- the hold radio sUtlon IWNLC) next month mlnda re*i . . '4 ■ i, ' / / . . ■ N. PAGB T^NTY-TW 9- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. W|:DNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THRES* Rockville-Vernon ,Recor4 Breaking SSS5,.* “ *• Economic Parley H«lps You Overeem* Buying British Antiques? t - ...... > ...... ------■ ■ ■■ Thus, no official time will be an- i i - Hop Disqualified nounced on yesterday's runs. set by satellites FALSE TEETH ^ack Taxes at AlUTime High He explained that g camera LooitHBSS and W orry EOwrdsEdwrd. AirA ir Force R Base. ... pCaUf., .iif po,nt „^here “ P from MaJ. the Drew ground completed at the Vienna, Dec. 11 (J4—'I’he Czecho Mo lonctr bo oanoyod or fool lU-oU •AM booouMof looM. wobblv foioo z According to LatesP'Report Dec.^ J1 (gi—An Air Force Jet flew a pass through the speed trap failed alovak Radio announced today that j tooth.FAfiTEKTB.OB tmproTOd otko* an e'stimated 1.18.5 m.p.h. over a to show the tail of the plane high an economic Conference of the ItBO (aoB^tetd) povdor, opriBUod OB your platM 'holds thorn flrmtr to thoy Take Truckloa measured straightrawsy course,—S3 overoead because of the light lert. eight Warsaw Pact countries wilt i >f D o l l a r s r'Vtmon. D*c. 11 (Special) begin tomorrow at Melnik, north o f ; fotl moro comfortoble. AYbld tmbor* m.M. w .,„ u,„ o,.., ronmentwused by Ioom plotoo. Oot Qiquent property taxea In Vernon Prague. r A8TEETH tbdsy ot any dnif oouBtov. ONLY By JOHN O.Vl R FAIRWAY The Herahl'a new tele world .record. I the Federation Aeronautique Inter- The broadcast said the confer ptsle with cut glass candelabra, for 0ipear to hmt’e reached their hiirh- London — Takp a truckland $ 1, 000. phone number is: But the night yesterday did not < nationale. ence would seek further Integration ^ level in year*. *ccordin|r to * qualify as a hew record because o f; "So we'll run It again later this of the econfimles of the Soviet bloc of dollars and to know your , M'onien Go for It THURSDAY 9-9 (•port by L*iU and Keller, tovm countries—Russia, Poland, East "This Is the sort of thing a failure In photographic timing, week, probably Thursday. Not to- object if you're heading for Lon-j American women go for JLnother Mllcliell 3-2711 Germany, Czechoslovakia. Hun- in a big Mdiior*. equipment. : day, because the temperature is don to buy antique furniture for way," he says. "It's gay t ■The FlOl Voodoo streaked across j ^9*>sitl*red right." gfry, Romania. Bulgaria, and Al- ; and frivq. r OuUtandlnf taxes tuivS rilfn banis. Marendaz the old homestead, \ lous and expensive looking." FRIDAY 9-9 from 123,340 on Au^. 31, 1953 to a 10.1-mlle course east end west a t', Cold air is needed for top jet per- C10.T92 on Aug. 31. this year, an S9J00 feet altitude formance. A further objective will be to pro- , TRAVEL AGENCY That's the advice of London^ e x -! it’s cheap at the tWreaae of $87,452 in four year*. for a CTirislmsa party. Including Well (Informed non-mllltary mote specialization by the partner ; pert Frank Conyers, a connola.seiir j same sort oJT th ii^ with the exchange of ,50-cent gifts. sources x$ld Maj. Adrian E. Drew, countries—for instance. Poland aa 18 .\sylum St., Hartford himself and editor of the antique i a label by any of the French mas »T h e rUe in delinquent property TouriM RevrniiM Rise a coal producer and Czechoalo- tera .say Roussel. Boudin or Jou- STAMP SATURDAY 9-5:30 ^ e * is due principally to the past William H. M)|ler, of 17 Camp 37; Austin, Tex., average an esti Tel. CHapel 7-5857 trade's principal guide to collec bell Ave., a student at the Univer vakia and East Germany in 'ma- ' tors. bert w ill shove another $3,000 on iua taxes of LaPolnte Industries. mated 1,188 m.p.h. . on the two Canadian tourist revenues reach sity of Connecticut has been named chine building/indu.stries. .Authorized Agents For All Conyers explains the antique Which accounts for $60,421 of the passes. One run was reportedly ed an all-time high of 1337.000.000 to the "W h6’s M 'ho'ih American' "The aim is to make the partner business brings out more Latin Btal. the report states. over 1,190 m.p.h. in 1956; making the tourist Indus Kail, Air and Steamship Colleges and Universities." countries increasingly independent temperament in the British than " - However, an Increased number But an Air Force information of try one of Canada’s largest money of the capitalist world in foreign , Lines at taxpayele on each year's grand Miller, who major* In govern ficer'said after hours of study of moonlight on a Mediterranean sky ment, was chosen on the basis of earners. American visitors spent' trade. Radio Prague added. HAROLD BELLS line. A t also adds to the rising delin reoords of the flight: "The flight $309,000,000 In Canada during the excellence and sincerity in scholar "I would say," he devlarea, "that quent list. Th^re were 775 delln- was disqualined as a record be- year while Canadian travelers In About one fifth of the .1.000,000 Manche.Hler Agent ient accounts butdtanding at ship, leadership, extra-curricular , caUM of lack of photographic Americana are on the whole poOr activiites, citizenship and service the United States spent $391,000,- AmericanR who live in trailers arc Tel. Ml 9-7442 ug. 31, 1957, composed of 866 proof,. One of the photos loused up 000. •ervicemen and their famiUea.^ bargainers. Tiiey tend to pay the WEEK-ENDofBARCAINS f to the University. ns on all .list years. More than a - ______! price too ea.sily and without re per cent of the accounts on the gard to the value of the piece. The •V.. r jiirrent tax list, were delinquent 3ernon and Talrottville new* result is the market here is being at the hscal year's end. Itesn* are handled through The spoiled." HORSE and RIDER w A total of $727,698 was collected Herald’s Rockville Biirenii. 7 \\, Conyers says tlie an.sw'er is & taxes, after dlscounta on the Malp at., telephone TRemont knowledge. "It's in.separable from a 1, 1956 net list of $29,276,437 5-3136. m ORNAMENTS good antique .buying." KNIGHT and RIDER 3)ie net amount collectible was " I f you .show the dealer you • Large size M17.ST8. know something of the siihjeet - About two-thirds of that In- and don't look too eager, you'll get • Beautiful POSITIVELY Jrease occurred- In the past year omti V Aljout T the fiirnitiire you want at the • Hand-decorated LAST SHIPMENT srhen delinquent taxes, increased right price " i6.35S from the $54,134 outstand- St. Gerard's Mothers'Circle will • Imported I>arge size horse The right price, incidentally, Realistic rider Eg at Aug. 31, 1956. Eveil though meet tomorrow evening at 8:15 at will be a good deal cheaper than 2^.900 of this is attributable tothe home of Mrs. Eugene N. Kelly. the cost of a coinparahle piece With all the ane Industrial account, the remain- REG. 98« 20 Agnes Dr. The co-hostess will of furniture in the .State.s. accessories. Guaranteed 193 $36,000 shows a> definite rise In be Mrs. James Welch. Members Antique Center* BOX OF 12 iMpaid taxes. are reminded to bring grab bag In I-ondon there are three main >" rank Conyers, London antiques Limit 2 Boxts REG. 3.98 “ The auditors recommended that gifts and fruit for the basket. antique centers Swanky Kensing- ! "^^Pert, examines a possible "find.’ m- "vigorous collection" policy be Blaugurated In the collection of ton has a c r P..Ne.s of 1 e Olde | before you can pull out the sS h o p p e 8” anrl there are other Sark taxes, augmented by legal 98^Ti"skM ?o\tte"Tth"e p."^ writing Rhelf. B«cedurea. colonie.N in arty ('he)sea and in But thp beauty of antique col- This lavish escritoire, a French creation of -840. will set voti back committee meeting tomorrow the quieter thoroughfare.-R, around «. n is town recently received the lectlng i.s you don't always have $1,0000, wlthovit the tinkling candelabra. This sort of thing Is night at 7:30 In the activities room Baker Street, home of the leg;end- ftrst pAyment of $2,000 from La- to buy In the "best ' places. Outly much in demand. of the Buckley .School. All com Gordon Stearns Is the fifth, artist chosen to appear with tha ar\' .Sherlock Molme.s. voipte Industries on the firms' ing towns such as St. Albans and Manchester Messiah Chorus Sunday. He Is organist for the Each of these renters ran set Ipxes for the years 1954 and 1955, mitteemen are urged to be present. Brighton, easily reached from Lon<* First Church of Christ CongregaUonal in West Hartford. (Herald you up with sturdy old Clitppen- ssliich amounted to $41,072. don. are crammed with antique or rent, and would ii.«e the liatings Oct. 15, Savick haa prepared list- I Photo by Pinto I. dale. or if you prefer it. Sheraton Z Hospital Report >. The Jaycee Wives will hold their shops. in promotional litoi'ature Which it ings of properties in Manchester or Hepplewhilc furnishings. is preparing for the town. In addi - Mra. 'Virginia J. Yaekulka. *u- Christmas party tonight at 8 Any one of them may ohntaln suited for industrial development. o’clock S t the home of Mrs. John ’ll But don't be deceived bv the tion, the li.slings will be sent to the Sirintendent of Rockville City You Find He feels that cataloging already FitzGerald. 45 Battista Rd Chippendale label. Us a generic , f ” " peopital. reports that 22T patients sun lounge back home. And Connecticut Development Commis available industrial apace ia neces term n o w a d a y .s. meaning I hr sion. the utilitie.s companies, and r treated there during Novem- Stearns Plays .Mince sary for a complete inventory of | Local Stocks furniture was made by an 18th not even the mos* experi railroada. A r . The daily average number of Rockville FmWem Club will .hold Them All In enced rlealer is an e pert In every Manchester’s industriat-potenttxl. century craftsman after the style He aaid that these listings would aatiehts totaled 37. its Christmas party tonight at 6:30. hramh of his varied trade, there The developer aska that anyone I followed bv a meeting at 6 n'rlpck, For ‘Messiah’ (fuotAtions Furnished by of the great designer. give a good indication of Manches wishing to list manufacturing ^ T h a hospital report shows the You can b u y a Chippendale IS always the prospect of s M o w in g activities; 97 X-rays. at the Elks Home in Rockville. Coburn A .Middlebrook, Inc. ter's capacity for absorbing indus space or property contact him or mahogany sideboard of this order i knowledgeable tourist carrying off tries which do not feel they want Members are reminded to bring (Tbrdon Stearns will be the or Bank Storks HOUSE’S a big bargain. the TDC at the Municipal Building. 23 births. 20 operations. 777 Ish- for a.s little as 5-10, Or you can' to put up new buildings upon set antory testa and 14 blood trans- gifts for exchange. ganist for the Sunday perform Manchester Trust . .. 60 65 take home six ladder-backed chairs tling in the town. Iowa waa once owned by both'I f^ o iis . Thirt'een accident cs^ef ance of the Manchester .Messiah Conn. Bank and Trust The Mary Chishman Group Chair. The announcement was of the Chippendale style and per Since his arrival in Manchester France and Spain. 4S|we treated. of Co...... 36 39 Boys ’ iod for $110. I Congregational Wc made this morning by Eric S An- TDC Cataloguing Northeast PT-^ Party oni- Fir.st -National Bank of N It (ieniilne? j plU.of Northeast School will ens_ . . fTiristian . -Fellowship r..... ship willwill meet ni der.son. president of the choir. M anchester...... 29 31 DOUBLE STAMPS ALL WEEKEND...... THURS., FRI. and Sat. Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Stearns, well-known th Greater Tile genuine th'ing oiil of a Chip- | the, school's PTA with s Hartford .National penefale work.'^hnp "just right " .as i Industrial Space OtrisbAu party Monday. Mrs. Hazel, Finlay, 44 Greenwood Hartford audiences, is the fifth Bank A Trust Co. . 31 S3 Department Dr. Mra. John Currier will be co-’ artist to be secured for the per the dealers say rarely appears on ! BRING IN YOMR LIST! "■ The program will begin at 7 hostess. Fire Insuranca Fompanle* the market. When it doe.K. prire.s Development Uonsiiltant Joseph BRING IN YOUR LISTI with ayhythm band composed formance of Handel's Messiah, Pavuk today railed upon Manches .Sterans is a graduate of the Yale 1 Aplna Fire . . c-...... 46 49 are a-ctrononmal A Chippendale New designs! A new color! ' Grade 1 ifvpils. Additional mu- : Hartford Fire ...... 124 134 Where it's easy to shop iand the sideboard by tlie old ma.stei’ himself ' ter properly owners to help the CHRISTMAS c will be pfovided by pupils of Mias Anne Simpson, daughter L'niveraity School of Mii.sic and Town Development Commission in S o f the Rev. and Mra. Clifford O. i active as an org : National Fire ...... 60 63 selection is excellentent tor^or quality recently fetched Sd.OOO at a big ' FOR HER FOR HIM grades 2. 5 and 7. j Phoenix ' ...... 5$'* 55*4 London sale its task of preparing a listing of . Students In Grades 3, 4 and 5 Slmpsort, 105 Chestnut St., will I t^ T I 1 1 1 PAGE TWENTY-POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAKCHE3TER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 19Rr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-PTV*. A LLEY OOP BY V. T. BAMUN CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSB w ith MAJOR Ri aiNCS OSCAR <30r \AEU, HE SEEMS THIS IS OSCAR! YES, I KNOW- TH«T5 NOT It Yoa’ Don't Know His Size TMW STUFF IN TO HIAE APPEP DOC. rvEQOT Clethat For Dolly Tins Telllag FerfeeSIsa POP TOLD ME WHAT I MEAN .. REGAL MEN’S 8HOP,.907 Main F. E. BRAY, JEWTELER, In the Hl« EVES ALL TO HIS STOTE rrf 1 GOT ■ 'lOU'P MADE^ I'VE JUST A GOOD IDEA?! eSREAT St. has a foolproof suggestion for \OUCANSEE OF INVISIBILITY rr.' Stats Thimtec Bldg, offers up to TCXJRSELF / TUMBLED ONTO COUGIN DAISY c a e s A r .' pleasing your fayorite.-man this $20 for your old watch toward tha OF HIM IS HIS BY SOINS A w o m a n iH t h e ____ INVISIBLE... 1 , . NEW ROCKET — IF i t d h l v SHOULD T Bargains Christmas. Fhck up a miniature purchaM-of a new BULOVA, EL SMOCK MCMN . An»wtr to Pr>v|din Punls* TOLD ME HER u n c l e PRIES HIM OFF JARMAN SHOE in its own tiny AROUNM7. TUMBLE GIN, HAMILTON or LONOINE. Taking a Trip HAS IW CMRiSTMA* THE COUCH AND ’ DOWN THE gift box and the lucky recipient These continue to head the "want t r e e s o n HiS FARM Listed by can come in at his convenience to K'EEPS , ..■STAIRS AND Hats.” It’s no wonder when you — Th e MA30R COULD OFF EVERY choose his favorite style in the s p r a in an The Inquirer correct size. Or, choose an ADAM see the beautifully designed styles ACROSa DOWN COT 'EM AND TAKE 'EM A fJKLB HA.T replica In its own diminutive for men and women. The precision 1 — Jtm y 1 Back of FOR so'cemtsc e m ts eache a c h — / \ accuracy and the guaranteed qual A H EASY 5Wi N S - \Y '^ ^ :1 7 container. Guaranteed to satisfy; *200 . INTO THE, ( 4 -----Cod, the neck 1N6 AN AX FORA FEVJ Q iHTO THE. < no fuse, no bother, ho need to ity lets the receiver know you're a MauiehUMtti S Level HOUSe.'y HOURS AND , T" know hlz elzc. Santa that's '"the most,” • Silt of Taj S Military poet («> • p e d d l in g ) \ Your Family Store Mahal In India on the Hudfon ‘ THEM Order aa Origliud Door Swag Preparing brussels sprouts ? Drain the fruit from chutney (If n Hall! (S words) \V. T\GILANT CXIMPANY, 813 A Fairy-Tale Doll! Scatter Color on Your Floors A New Floor In Minute* there is s great deal of sauce) and Cheap^ Main lSt_ has CHTUSTMAS This year plan to greet paasera- MANCHESTER CARPET CEN Sparkling, colorful new Congo- Tear off any older wilted leaves IT II IS Maaiura 4 Containcre by with a truly beautiful DOOR and cut a thin slice from the bot mix It with grated Cheddar cbeeae of land SHurt I4CJHTS ifl SPECIAL PRICES: TER, corner Main and Middle leum floor in minutes by simply for a - delicious sandwich filling. Set of 15 liglita reg. 32.98 now SWAG from FLOWER FASHIONS Tpke. is a real Santa in offering rolling out heavy weight, 13-foot tom of each stem. Then make a 14 Hurried t Fast 54 Gladal snow SS BowU by MILIKOWSKI. 695 Main St. It’s this -fine selection of SCATTER criss-cross cut in each stem with a 15 FOotllka part T Lamprey 55 Individuals 32.44. The- atrhjg of 7 lighta reg. width yard goods cut to any length Creamed potatoes look pretty If PRISCILLA’S POP ______BY AL VERMEER 40 Fleshy Inilta 31.98 now 31.5.'i.^or your growing really your gift of cheer to all who RUGS at only 35 each In time for small sharp' knife; thle gashing is 1« Shielded 8 Forward SS French city 41 Exeavatlona for odd-alze rooms. Textures smd said to shorten cooking time. you add tninced chives, parsley 'or son or dnughlcrL , the "Mentier" journey by your home. For your Christmas giving. VALUES UP "sequin" designs available for only green pepper to them. Sprinkle WHATEVER M3U FODSCTT . ^HOW CAN J d o n t f e e l — N. It Dinner 0 Ftmalc 2T Concerned 42 Whirl TO 320. Size 27" x 54". WILL WEEP TILL 1 K I^ S YOU 10 Stagger with WATCH with leather or expansion self or to t ^ e to your hostess dr 31.19 per square yard. 9-ft. widths with paprika before serving. s o b a d l y ; DEAREAR!) couriet 43 Italian river band, reg. 319.95 ikx only 38.88. to a shut-in, an arrangement of Gifts FH for a King or Queen , '^APENT , MORNINS ^OOOOA/ZO^'T IT CCXJLD SO Corridon It Augments government 44 Thceter bos 31.19 per square yard. 9-fL width Gifts a person would pick for Shock-resi.slanl and durable thia la fresh CUT FLOWERS or a stately To creamed lima beans, add a 31.09 sq. Yd, See them at BE Kitchens Are In (or. a Chrlstzniaa •TtXJ t>l BED] FORaonr r IN THE HAPPEN 31 Dance atep IT White, earthy SS Vended 40 Com bteed pinch of baail, diced pimlcnto and himself to be used and appreciated MORNINlS? TO ANY- powder 50 Arrow poison 4T Woven atrip Just the one to get for .active POINSBmTA (red or white) or an DARD’S FLOOR COVERING, 109 Treat l Y E T f -TO SS Walked artfully designed CENTERPIECE chopped parsley. / . „ the year round are to be found at 54 Midday IS erasing land 51 Soft wool 45 Let It stand youngsters. A shipment of 24 Center St. F. E. BRAY, JEW ELER, In the SMALL ELECTRICAL AP- SS Corrodes S3 Hoarder SO Creek letter RECORD PLAYER.S, 3-speed and radiate good will and eplritual PLJANCES for the whole family SO Dlapenia For Your Littleat Angels State Theater Bldg. For Instance liquid only 319.97 has been unpacked. In meaning. Call Mitchell 9-5268 to Different; Cut apple rings about ELECTRIC SHAVERS (Schick, to 'enjoy are conveniently arrayed gay colors they are sturdily built have your order DELIVERED ANDERSON’S CHILDRENS inch thick and fry In butter In at GOODYEAR SETIVICE STORE. ST Creek letter r r r J r r r SHOP, 303 East Center St. fea Ronson, Sunbeam) are tops for SO Puzzle 1 for children's and teenagers’ uab. ANYWHERE. deep skillet; cover with sauerkraut fast, close, comfortable shaving. 713 Main St.NCORN POPPERS are yet give fine adult performance. tures cozy warm SLIPPER 55 Deeert wind IT i} rTHEORV.BLJT and top with cooked sausage links; For feminine daintiness there are fun for family sqaek time, no shak 54 Superficial Buy one or a box of "Stanley" A red coat la a aound Investment SOCKS In all sizes. The 2-pc TOP cover and steam until hot through. ing, stirring or im chlng. The G.E. IT WON'T PER SUITS for baby boys (jacket precision ihodels, too. A HUM coating r~ 1 r I WCORK* CHRISTMA.S CARDS, the ".Sign this year. When you think about It, MEL f ig u r in g never ceases to AROUND; TOAST-R-OVEN IsNz welcome gift 55 Drcei waizt of .sincerity." Wander throughout It pairs up well with nearly as and rubber panties) keep him A pretty and tasty trick with fresh, dressed up and wrinkle free. enrapture. Gleaming HOLLO- THE A:, (or the busy cook; it inakes toast, SO Superlative M the store, upstairs and down many colors as black. cauliflower: Spike the cooked head WARE, the trays, covered vege browns sandwiches and Keeps them lUfBz f you'll find choice gift Items for Feminine versions come frosted with almonds, top with cheese C LO CK y.*. with lace. Small, medium, large. table dishes, serving pieces are en warm. You give an extra pair of ST Cheat bonet everyone on your list. GLKYVES„ Striped cotton ahlrts with rollup sauce and arrange on serving dish during- •••urcha.aez. Yes, Christmas strong hands when you give a . St Lateral part J" WALLET.S, leather HAND BAGS sleeves and button-down collars Stuff baby’s stocking- with com with green pea.s or beans. r r F fortable panties (rubberized (or shopping Is merry at F. E. BRAY. powerful G.E. or Dormeyer MIXER ^ 40 Slta of 0 and the boxed TXJVVEL SETS de are prime favorUea with the young (portable and stationary) U)at doea , Leaning 1 Sense and Nonsense serve your attention. HOLIDAY er gals this fall. "social tecurity") styled with LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB lAIBBERS r ma.sciiline stripes, or sweetened TWeks with Mirrors Wonderful sandwich filling pi- the hard jolts of beating, whipping, Towtr In Italy CANDIES, the ribbon candy, —i------When yCu give a gift MIRROR miento-stuffed green olives and blending Ingredients. G.E. COF- 7?-rrtor-AW -t»U.,CO PAGE TWENTY-SR HANCHESTER^ViiNlNG HERALD. MANOHE^ CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1957 MANCHESTE'R EVENING HERAtD. MANCHESTER- CONN- WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1^,}96X PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN rebels moving from the Constantine 5 The Herald's new tele CliristniaH Parly ^ area toward the Tunisian border. Girl Scouts Look Forward Authorities said after the strafing. phone number is: Scheduled by Elks French troops surrounded the re To Spending Summer Abroad maining rebels and killed the entire 'North Carolina State Suff^s^ Unexpected Loss Mitchell 3-27II ^ Manchester Lodge of Elks has i band. Terrorists meanwhile wounded “Six months to po, «nrl then ‘ Returning to southern England sciieduled Its Christmas parly for 12 people—-Including nine Euro z : via the east coast, the Scouts will beCv 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the E lk's peans—in various incidents in Al 3 DAY SPECIAL Off.” / make London their headquarters home on Biasell St. geria. Thsfs wh*t 17 mrvnhmrn of Sen parents and girls have also catered sc. UCAGt'E Dl'STV LBAOUi: Clemsti>ii Gets ?cord Schedule for about a week, visiting Strat Carl Hunter, committee chair In France, terrorists killed one Standing* Brown Clings to Lead ior Girl Sroilt Troop 1 *re **> lng for other dinners at the church this man, has announced refreshments North African and wounded six Standings ford-upon-Avon and other interest fall. Pet. Baltimore, Deo. —The these dsys. ing places. On July 1.1 they hope will be served prior to the light others in two night raids on cafes a iA ...... ^33 W Pet. FirstvSuccess In addition to this project, other ing of the tree and the arrival of ABA T o o l...... 692 Baltimore Orioles will, play 48 On June 7, the troop will Ifenvej to cross the Engli.sh Channel from troop projects include putting on owned by North Africans at Lyon EIwo ,733 Santa Claus. and Roubalx. Merrill's Market .590 home baseball games, at night In Ground Gaining Race from New York Cily on the ; Dover to Calais, thence to Paris. spaghetti suppers: a babv sitting MyCann's Seiwlf* .. 2 0 1 0 ,W7 next sensen, a record for the Their stay in France will in Other entertainment arranged b.v ' The French command in Algeria G unver M fg...... 564 In Major Upset "Italia" of the Home Lines, bound | bureau, with Sandra Star'rett. 26 ^flcr'a Contractors 15 15 .,500 American League, they' aa- clude .several d.ays In Paris and Ferndale Dr,, in charge, and sell Hunter and his committeemen, claimed that 271 rebels were killed PuganP. Glippera 13 17 .433 Wllco Tool ...... 564 nbunoed today. With one more .game to play, Jimmy Brown, ofXleveland. for three months in Etirope. ' I also some time in Brittany. ing items such as ribbon randy, Ray Horan. .lohn Lyons and Hal and 100 others captured within the Hartford Rd. Grill___ 11 19 ,387 Ods'a Grinders .. .380 The Senior' Snouts, with the eo- ! Walz, will include carol singing, in past 10 days as they were trying to Mai T o o l...... 205 I'Jew York, Dec. 11 (■'P)— The former high for night has a lead of 180 yards over his closest competitlor, Rick A 2-week visit to the moiin-; Christmas corsages, peanut crunch West Side Tavern 9 21 .300 games In the league waa 46 by operation pf their parent.-, have' tainoiis country of Switserland will strumental selections and solo cross the Algerian-Tunlslan border Rrnn'a Tavern ...... The. *vay those fellows »froir ...... and stuffed dates. At the present 5 25 .167 League-leading ABA. Tool boost W ashington in 1953. ncoonUag Casarest;jof the Chicago Bears, in the race for the individual been working hard sin,:e October I rnean vi.sitlng such places as time dads and their -daughters are dance numbers. A smorgasbord in one direction or the other. . Both Oliva's Esso and league ed its lead to four full games Ipst that rugged bed of haskctliall ball carrying championship of the National Football League, IP for thi.- long-anticipated trip ■ Geneva, Zermatt, Interlaken, Lii- will be served following the pro to Jack Dunn, assistant general ,-,6 selling Christmas trees and leading Miui-Maid rolled 3-0 vic night with a 3-0 victory over Mai called the Atlanti6Coast Con manager of the Driolee. Bal according tp latest statistics.*.------r-'------Not only/ha\e their many money-' and Basle, with side trips; "I P and L Texaco gram . tories over H.ii lford Rd. Grill and Tool while second place Merrill’s makinc activitie,- tHkcn their time ference cuff the big guyt tim ore played the m ost last ses-SI Brown, who gained 38 yards last San Francisco, 7,77 are In the sam4 up the Jungfrau and up the Gor-; Station at the comer of W. .Members have been a.sked to paganl's Clippers. respectively, larket dropped a 2-1 decision to son, 43. week has an 11 game record of 684 but al.-o th ru project.- to learn , bring a suitable gift for exchange. Deaths Last ISi^ht around, it’s a wonder North positions they occupied a week ago. nergrat to view the Matterhorn. Middle Tpke. and Broad St. In ad- while .McCann's Scn-icc and the Wllco Tool. Fifth place Gus’s CTaroIlna's winning atrenk has gone yards on. 187 attempts for a 44 more 'about the countnes they They may be marked for a par U’e.'l. Side T avern scored sim ilar Norm Van Brocklin, seventh last plan to visit and more about their A possible visit to Heidelberg! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS G rinders upset G unver Mfg. 2-1 In as far as it has. yard average while CJasares,' who and a trip down the Rhine River 1 *^^'^1*^*. *h'ny or the Scouts arc ticular member or submitted for 3-1 wins over Renn's Tavern and the_flnal match. gained IS yards last week, has week, moved Into fifth place with own country open exchange. Athens. Greece -Napoleon Zer- fTfi The ACC boys can dp It out of Turner, Martinez from Mainz to Cologne'is on their j ‘h* library. Fuller's Contractors, respectively, Night's best Scores were rolled amassed 634 yards on’ l9l attempts 7.66. Unitas has thrown the moirt The "Italia" u- due to arrive in | Troop .Memliera vas. 67. organizer and leader of the conference, aa Maryland did schediilc for Western Germany, In this w eek's action. by Pete Jankowski 131-363, Doug for a 3.6 average. Don Bosseler. of touchdown passes, 23, and haa Plymoulli. England, on June 1,'). j With all the activities planned national resistance forces during against Kentucky Monday night. Set to FijRrht Jan. iS The tentative itinerary planned by \ and in D enm ark they will stav in the World War II Nazi occupa Top singles and triple scores MacLachlen 137-361. Bill, Sheekey And they can do it to earn other, Washington Jumped from fourth to gained the moat yards 2327. ('openhugen. taking trips out from for the next six months, raising w ere pinned by Ed Madsen 144 — third. He h as gained 637 y ard s on Billy Wilson, San Francisco, de the steering committee, consisting ' I the balance of the funds needed, French Kill 218 tion of Greece, died Tuesday. A 337. Dw ight P leasant 132 and witness previously winle.ss G3em- of five troop members with the two there to other parts of the "fairy retired general and former govern 34^1. John Sim mons 13.5—366. Gene Phaneuf 126. aon’s 63-59 victory over North Philadelphia. Dec. 11 (/p)—Oil 185 attem p ts and a 4.1 y ard av er fending champion In receiWng, I oiintry." learhing more about the places hanky VVaickowski 139 33.5. CIicl age. Tommy Wilson, Los Angeles caught six passes last we^k to leader.-, include.- visiting England. , ! they plan to visit, and working out Aljjcrian Rebels ment minister, Zervaa was also a TIBWD.U HOrSEWIVE'S Carolina State last night. Turner and Vince Martinez will Fcotland. France. .Switzerland To \'lslt Fjords leader fighting Communist gueril CYCLE-AUTOMATIC Kuwicki 142—349. ' Irv Rusconl dropped from second to fourth with widen his lead over Jacl. MeClaui^ , the details of the trip, a busy time Standings It's enough to make a coach I-a.st on their itinerary the girls 182 -348, S tan S.yslcla 128 -336, fight at the Philadelphir Arena 616 yards. Ollie Matson, of the en, Pittsburgh. The Forty Nlner\ Germany. Denmark, .Sweden and is ahead for these high school las after the war. glad he's away from home grounds Norway. The troop will return to have mcluded visits to Sweden and Algiers, Dec. It French au Hippo Correnti 128-129 375, Jerry W Pet. Jan. 15 in another elimination bout Cardinals, retained fifth place with has caught 48 to 61 for the Steel- girls, most of whom are Juniors thorities said today at least 218 Lake Hopatcong. N. J. -Arthur Smith 133 365, Charlie 'V’arrlrk S patulas ...... 31 .596 now and then, aa Frank McGuire's to determine a .successor to Welt- 67. ttie United Stales about the middle Norway, with a stay planned in N. Green, 69, vaudeville perform er, er end. Ray Berry, Baltlp.or*. at the present time, but they feel rebels were killed in northeastern 150- 335, Tony^Sarpola 127 -341, Doubltr'fioilers ...... 3 1 .596 Tar Heels were in stretching their \ R ea^un, Eh Fella? e-weight Champion Carmen Bas- With the exception of the Chica of Seplert'hrr. « Stockholm and perhaps other parts song writer and pianist, died Mon .streak to 36 against George Wash and Frank Gifford, New Yo*k. Tentative Plans ^ of Sweden, and then visiting Oslo 1 that three months in Europe will Algeria last night in two big en Joe Twaronite 138-. 344, Mac Mc- Flying Saucers ...... 3 1 .596 Joan Faye Binelte her luck on Lake Eloise at. Cypress Gar llio. , go Cardinals and Pittsburgh, who have each caught 6f to share third i be a fitting reward for all the gagem ents. day. Known a.s the ".Man of a Mil ington, 88-59 Ih Washington, D. C. More detailed plans of the trip and Bergen in .Norway and proba- fiiillln 12G -3,53. Bill .McKinney Rolling Pins ...... ,30 .577 dens, Fla. Thanks to the eye-appealing presence of the shapely The 12-round ■ fight will be played 10 games, the other 10 place. Leiny Moore, Baltimore, lion .Melodies," composed such Coffee Cups ...... 19 .365 Won Three Straight will be drawn up from tliVie to hly taking a trip in the fjords of' Paratroopers trapped a hand of songs as "Half and Half" and "The 342. Ell Kovis 363, 'Walt Suchy 341, miss, it hardly k*ma important whether or not the fish are bit televised nationally, with the teams will comolete thetr-schedules eighth 6ast week, leaped to fifth ttme but plans now include spend- that country. From there they plan j -Members of Senior Troop 1 who rebels between Phihppeville and Royal Arab " Jnzx Fuller 352, A1 Wilhelm 134 - S kllletts ...... 14 .289 Clemson, fired by Walt Gibbons' ing. This is king Ashing the easy'way. Philadelphia area blacked -out. next Sunday. The O rdinals and the w ith 36. Y to retiim to tierniany, to Kuks- P'*b 1” niake the trip are Mary Bone, killing 67 and taking eight WASHER 837. Pob G uthrie 344 and W alt Three teams are now tied for 21 points whipped an N.C. State Steelers will complete their sea Ing some time visiting in south- ; Philadelphia Robert M. Bow ■ Sam Baker, Washington, who haven where they wili board Ihel-'^be Aronson, Beverly Case, pri.soners. Snow 34''. the lead after the matches yester team that.hfid won three straight, sons on Dec. 22. west England, pen pals in Wey-; "Italia" for the return trip to the l^krol Chace. Joan Fre.v, Linda man. 53, news editor at the Phila WOMK.N'S h E .^ G l'E The Saif Francisco Giants also kicked six points ifter touchdown mouth, Dorset, and al.so seeing 1 Fighter planes and Infantrymen delphia Inquirer and veteran of 34 day morning which found the Fly wasf ranked 12th nationally and O'Connell Top Passer U.S.A. Harrison. Julie Haiigh. Judy Hilin- Standings figured as one of the chief’ ACC named two new poaches, adding last week, ia now tied with Lou something of the country of Corn- struck at rebel bands moving from years in the news reporting field, ing-Saucers shutting out the Skil- Orosa, Cleveland, for scoring *hon- The troop has been working hard i "I*'' Klaine McCartan. Pal Morrow, the Constantine area toward the For Normal or W L Pet. challengers to top-fanked North Wes Westrum and Frqpcls (Salty) Tommy O'Connell, Cleveland, wall. After about a week in this ' '[},(, died Monday. Bowman Joined the letts 4-0. Double Boilers upending S(^thington Whips Idle last. Sunday, retained first ors. each with 67 points. Last trip, and has been raising j-l*bet .Mortimer, Tanya Parrott. Tuni.sian border, killing at least 151 W alnut R estau ran t . 26 7 .813 the Rolling Pins 3-1 and Coffee Carolina. Don't tell the Wolfpack Parker. The pair joined Herman viclnit.v the group will travel i money in many ways. This“ Fri- ^ Karen Peterson. Martha Prentice, Inquirer in 1936 after working place in.passing with an 11.IT aver week Baker was'in a third place rebels. with various newspapers in the E-Z Terms W hite G 1 1 .S S ...... 21 12 .6.58 Cups battling to a 2-2 tie with the this ia a new year. Last season, Franks, who was named third base through V> ales and the English ; pay, girls and parents will cater for Janice .Smith, Sandra Slarretl, Flelrher Glass ...... 16 17 .485 CIem.sqn produced a similar upset coach severaj day* ago. This marks age gain In yards on each, attempt. tie. Fred Cone, Green Bay, is Lake District, spending several The French said the battle was Midwe.st. 2 Years To Pa.v Spatulas. He has thrown 110 passes, com third with 66. (teorge Blanda^ a turkey dinner to be served to the | Bonnie Wyman and Donna Zollo. the largest single action In months. Delicate Washing Ed's Atlantic ...... 15 18 .455 In the first meeting of . the*, two days, en route to Scotland, where Doris O 'H ar* 117, E stelle Da- a complete, overhauling of the pleted 63 for 1329 yards and eight .Chicago Bears, has scored 66 and Co-Weds of the Center . Congrega-' Leaders who will accompany the No French losses were reported The longest ride, without chang- Free Service Hobbv Shoppe ...... 12 21 .364 clubs -the Tigers’ first over an Rockville Five 60-39 coaching aUff. which last season ' ______• plana now Include visiting Oban, tional Church, where “the troop I Scouts are Mrs. James Smith and Jon-D I's ...... 9 24 .273 browski 112. Claire Obrem ski 110- N. C. S tate team In 15 years. touchdowns. Ekldle LeBaron, Wash Ben Agajanian, New York, and the I.sle of Skye and Edinburgh. Fighters were railed in after re- , ing trains, on New York subway is ■Free Delivery included Bucky Walters, Tommy ington, with 9.26, Johnny U nitas, Paige Oothren, Lea Angeles, esA holds its meetings. TTiis group of Miss Emily Smith. connaissanre planes spotted the 26 miles. Front-running Walnut Reatau- 105, Ann M eyers 107 and Lorraine Peterm an 109 topped all parti North Carolina, visiting to t ^ By DON BERGER ' Henrlch and Davey Williams. Baltim ore, 8.56 and T.^A . Tittle, have 58. • PUSHBUnON SELECTION rtipt upped its margin to five full North, had no such probleirfs, clpants at the \ alleys. sanies with a 2-1 triumph over building up a hefty lead /and Southington is the longest trip the Rockville High School OF 3 WASH and 2 RINSE rUnnerup White Glass last night. CHURCH LEAGUE coasting against George W aking- basketball team takes during the regular season. Last night’s In other matches, third place Standings ton with seniors Tommy /Kearns safari was even longer for the small band of Rockville sup TEMPERATURES Fletcher Glass edged cellar- W L Pet. snd Pete Brennan and soph Lee porters, as the host club sccjred an easy 60-39 win. It was dwclUng Jon-Di'». 2-1 and Ed’s St. Jaifles' (1) ...... 35 21 .625 Shaffer combining for/82 points. Rockville's second successive^' ■ -■— ■' ’ Atlantic also captured two points St. John's ...... 36 22 .607 Kearns, who had 32,In the Tar thumping in the Valley League SO MCE TO GIVE \ from the Hobby Shoppe. St. James’ (2) ...... 33 23\689 Heels' debut Saturd^, hit for 22 while Southington undefeated with the Newington game, the Rama Mary McCarthy topped ail com North Methodist (2i 32 24 .571 this time, Brennan knd Shaffer for had gone five consecutive periods a 2-0 record. The Rama art 1-2 without scoring doublaJlgures. It • ALL PORCELAIN - petitors' last night with s i n g I a North Methodist (1) 31 25 ..554 20 apiece. -----/ — overall. ” “ ■ games of 140 (new league record I Emanuel I.aitheran • 30 26 .536 is most difficult to 'win with a scor SO MCE TO RECEIVE Action was^ sparse elsewhere And speaking ot length, or ing average of that type. GIFTS GALORE INSIDE and OUT and 130 and a sparkling 376 triple St. Mary's ...... 29 27 .518 among the ntajor schools, with ’^ongne*.,’’ If you, will, the 1957- (also a league record 1. Other C enter (Jongos (1 28 28 .500 Texas, DOrliiiouth, St. Bonaven- k season is going to b. long and Captain Bob Grous was the only noteworthy scores were chMked Community Baptist 28 28 .500 ture, the Qltadel. Chicago Loyola, mighty disapk ’ r. , c ...... / ■ I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. lisST ' i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCriESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1987 PAGE TWENTY-NIN* Russell Can Be Stopped, THE Harlem on, 53-40 Herald Angle 4 _ Magicians Play Green Manor Tonight But It Takes Perfection By EARL YOST Spert* Editor Haynes Leads Birds FIv Fast N>w York (NEA)—Tom ' J a slo w sk i Boxing’s Top Awards Y'ardley Boosts Lead New York —(NEA) —The my Hoinsohn drove in from j Practice, Practice and More Practice Pro Visitors the side for whaf should have: I * quOftUon of how fast gome been an easy shot, then had! And Bissell Besk«»W“ ' Generally^ at;claimed a.s the world’s greatest dribbler in Mrrt* fiy has always been a In NBA Scoring Race To Dempsey, Basilid basketball. Marques Haynes didn’t arrive overnight. The At High Gym subject tor debate. to twist liimself into an awk-| "The speed of an upland ward halt as Hill Russell’s jr.MOR i,F..\«rE i story behind Haynes, who brings bis Harlem Magicians to gam e bird In flight," aa.ys Hen preposterousjMp surldonly blocked I New York. Dec. ll .IjiJ’)—.lack Dempsey and Carmert Basilio, Manchester tonight to play the Green Manor Pros, proves There will-he a new twist to New Y'ork, Dec. 11—Becfluse George Yardley, Detroit’s Top Attack Standings ' ry Davis, an authority, “de patented scoring machine; shows no signs of letting up, his the wa\ W. I,. Prt. : two bright and shiny names in boxing, will receive the sport’a one point, that a man wlio is determined to be a champion tonigfht’a professional basket pends on rondiUons. When a Hcinsohn tried to move, hut was Elks ...... 2 (V l .ono ‘ top awards for 10.17. Dempsey was voted the James J. Walker will be a champion. P'rom his early childhood in Langston, ball exhibition at the high bird I* unmolested. It* flight pursuers are posting outstanding averages in their chase to called for traveling and his team Captain Hank .Jaalowaki Boland Oil ...... i i .500 ' h i Memorial Award for "long and meritorious service’’ by tha Okl*., Haynes w is fascinated with'*------I* slower than when It is catch him. Yaerdley took a firmer grip on the NBA scoring lost the ball. Ma'a & B ill'a...... 1 l . .:»oo < school gym when Marques frightened by a hunter. The lead a« he averaged better than-*------:------Tlir\ a’c N>th Boston Celtic.- teamed with newcomer Dick !■------^------»Boxing Writers Assn at its meet- one phane of the eamc, which has i , . « r> • *■ la. t. Haynes brings his Harlem Gordon Cleaners 2 .000 _ _ ing yesterday. Ba.'ilio was named proven to be the facet' of hasket-. ^ same applle* to migratory wa 30 polnta a game for the second today, hut tins «as in a Hissell to tead Cheney Tech to Magicians to town. Instead of terfowl. straight week. Over a 2i-game Mikan of Minneapolis is the on)> NCAA Tournament Raiiie at .MadI i Y ■x/g-at-a l l s a t s f a l "'inner of tVe Edward J, Neil me- {.all-the dribble. He dribbled on' ° r / ^ ® other member with 10,156. an inipres.syi'e victory The Elks, by virtue of thtir IT- : J L / U 1 V -1 Jl C morial plaqilf as "F'ighter of th# sidewalk*, hackvafd*. school play- ">®y*‘®®'‘ *«'h " ’'Ih opposing their traveling com "On their Journey from one route he ha* Hied 601 points for son Siijiiare Gaiden arid Rii.-well's over Ellington High yester- 33 vietcry over Gordon Clieaners ! g.ounds before finallv winding up "®'’ "" '3 .Reid goals and 28 panions; the Bo.ston .Shamrocks, part of the continent to an a 28.6 average and has scored New York's Ron Sobie and^in- , jumping led San Krannaco to an last night, pace the .tumor Basket- . as a college sensation at I.ang*toii P”'®'’’ "ne point behind the Magicians instead will be up other, they conserve energy. authoritatively the past two neapolls' Dick Schnittker jhoved e.isy victoi.v over. Holy Cro.ss. Uflay afternoon at the East t # b ^ The two fighUng mm wUI accept in front of Sharman In free .Side Rec. Conrh Tony D’Angonii'a ball l..eafiue after two week.s of ; ^ C* V V rl ll-A-i the honors Jan. 14 al the as.socla- Univer.*ity in Oklahoma It took ®®'"®'’ >’'®'' ‘'“®® ®f C®®®" ««>’ against the Green Manor Pros, one Frightened, that speed I* step weeks, racking up 28' marker* in li was after' this play, and & wlth 66 while George Blanda of of the top independent combines in throw title race. Sobla rqiide 22 of quintet also led 22-H at halftime. play. .Ma s Bill’s won a one-point i 7 -g- I tions annual New York dinner. practice, practice and more prac ped up Immediately, hut even nine gam es at a 31.4 clip./ outers like it. that the oa.sketball Il marked tlie .sea.ion'.^ opener for victory. 12-11, over strong Boland tice before Hayne.* could dribble the Bears has 64 points. Baker and the state. Game time is 8:30 with when scared, all blnl* ef an.v TTiough no one else has been able 24 attempts to nin his /percentage expe ta. who usually hanp around Oil to deadlock the loser.s for sei - . O I H g x i - l f a f s , Dempaev, now 62. held th* Grove have each connected on 13 the box office opening at 6:30. to .891 and SchnittkeT connected tile huallini; Techmen who play I heavyweight title from 19II> to a hall heller than anyone else. His particular species do not fly to manufacture points si that rate, the b.irk of the Garden, came up boat to Heliron Rejrional In a 3 ond place. , dribbling "a<'t " has thi Led mil of 20 field goal trie.*. Cone has Preliminary between two local at the same rate of speed un on seven of eight (ttr .886. Shar- , with the formula to stop Russell. ______I 19296. Winner of the firat Nell the average* of the Immediate o'clock coiite.at today at the Y. John McCarthy with 16 points lions all over the world, during booted 10 of 15 trie* through the midget league teams will starj the der the same condition*. field rank among the all-time best man failed on four'of 18 and hja' •■Heinsohn." a pro scout was Tampa. Fla.. Dec, 11 i/T- Free-' Award in 1938. Deinpsey has been evening's festivities al 7:30. average dipped to-'.882. Jaslowski. a six-foot senior and , and Darcy Smith with --.14 paced his tours with the Harlem Glohe- upright* for three point* while “Molested, the dove file* at this stage. z. saying, ".should have sta,\'ed out Cheney's leading scorer last w in-' Elks to their win over a diaor- swinging Jerrv Luedee, a tree aur-i active In the sport as a referee, Blanda ha* 12 for 24. Ben Aga- I'raveling clubs always have Johnston's fl^ goaloal aciuit«cy Irotlcrs and during the pa.st five slower than many other game Robust Figure* side. Russell would have to tome tcr. turned playmaker yesterday, * Gordon quintet. Bob Glee- geon when he's not boxing, will try i promoter and sponsor of many years with the Magician.*. janian of New York. 10 for 18, good acts and the Magicians base birds, although to the unex- average has -(iropped to .vn, fol- out. Hein.sohn then could Kaye His pretty paa.ses helped set up i S,'?” losers with II tallies, to cut Yvon Dtirelle down tonight heavwweights. and Paige Colhren of Los Angeles, their show around .Sad Sam perleneed, It appears to be a Bob Pettit of St. Louifa trail* by lowed by th e .451 mark# of Bill drjven past him Wait'll .vou aeie many of Bissell's 12 baskcLs. Bis-I , , h""PCd into an early IH- in a light heavyweight fight. Basilio. the man who moved fCom eight- for 16 Gordv Soltau of the Wheeler, a long-armed center, and gray spredball. The canvas- 59 points but owns an average of Russell oL Boston and .448 of hotV the pros handle Ru.asell. He aell. a ,%-l 1 'j junior center, hooped I , "J P®’''"'! Diirelle, the Britiah Empire light welter crown to the middleweight Shots Here and There 49ers ha* clicked on seven of 12 Haynes, the world's greatest drib back duck probably Is the fast 25.8. Bill Sharmep of Boston and Kenny Reefs of New York. wonVbe much,' 2.'> points to puce all scorers while " * ’* half. Both teams heavy champion, is a 7-5 favorite; title by winning a split decision The Harlem Magician* isn't af- field goal attempts. T3ie latter bler. Wheeler has stepped Into, the est game bird. Swifter than Dolph Schayes pt Syracuse follow RusselK's rebound leadership Tom-tJola. the Philadelphia War the aggressive Jaslowski rebound-.,.., during the however, on the baais of a split over Sugar Ray Robinson Sept. 23 ford to relax tonight against Green once ranked as a lop offensive end spotlight vacated by ageless the blue wing by a narrow with robust figures of 24.8 each. shows a 26.1 average and Maurice rior. w aS,^ the same mind. ed after a slow first half to tally i '-,.1,, I** pointji. decision over Luedee a year ago. a ' at 5'ankee Stadium, is one of th* Manor in their exhibition basketball I >’>‘1 h®s been relegated lo kicking Goose Tatum. Wheeler, Hayne.* margin." Also avegEii^ng better then 20 Stokes of Cincinnati is 28 aseieta "Will Cthanlberlain, " ho said, 1.6 markers. Ten of Hank's total I fine ahowing in a draw-with highly most popular fighters In the ring game at the high school court. I t chores only t h i s season, and set-shooting Josli Grider, all Here are some figures on the In front of Garl Braun of New •‘would kill Xussell ' points a gim e are Clyde Lovellette points came in the second half. | hands eV»r»^e changing regarded Tony Anthony, and great today. was only a few years ago that the ' * ' former members of the Harlem flight spee/l of unmolested fame Y oA. Russell nowf-js in his second sea of CInqifinatl (22.2) and Nell John- fiontrol Itackboards ^ir. ',11 * * er experience. The 30-year-old slugger from th* Milwaukee Hawk*, now known a* Worthy I’alleiaon. former Globetrotters cast, form the back bli^s; Dove and plower, 34 ston,.'6f Philadelphia (32.1) son with Boston, but he might as Durelle. a rough and tough ringST: onion lands of Upstate .New York bone of the club. Veteran Harry Holmes worked time the 8t. IkOiiis Hawks, came lo town UConn basketball captain, ha* been miles per hour; curlew. 88: Th no previous season has the well be pljiying for San Francisco man. la aiming for a match with ! i.« the firat boxer to win the Nell and were defeated by the .Manrhes- c'lt from llie roster of the .St. Ixmis MARQUES HAYNES nicely with Jaslowski and Bissell third’ period «tarled."Big r [^" Knight with Magician* quail, prairie chicken, ruffed tbp echelon boasted that kind qf for all he's changed He still plays Champion Archie Moore and will I Trophy twice. He was first hon- ter Nasaiff Arms in a contest at the Hawks in the .National Basketball grouse, Jacksnipe, mallard, Rogers Hornsby what some call a ^e-man zone, to take control of the backboards scoring power. Since the leame t'ojnarowicz with—. ?323 points lead be out for an tmpreasive decision ordered in 1955 after he won th* Armory. Bob Pettit and Frank Assn. . . . I^eading scorer with Paul Martin. Reuban Gilliam, black duck, spoonbill, pintap, stationing himself in'-ime middle against the losers who enjoyed ail scorers but he fouled out in the scoring average is Just over 10ft pretty fair marksmanship from over Luedee. ' welter crown from Tony DeMarco. Seivy of the Hawks were checked Springfield In the American Tom Gipson, Frank Washington ‘Too Hot to Handle’ wood duck, widgeon and gad- Undergoes Snidery and blocking shots a™ turning closing minutes and his loss Luedee. 24, who learned to box The Neil Trophy ia boxing'a moat and the home club won with points Hockey League this dismal season and Al Davis round out the squad. points a game per team. It rfiemrm back drive-ins as often they long range against Cheney's zone -spol \ ; defeat for the Oilers. I.arrv wall, 41; swans, 45; Canada four players. are scoring approxi while an Army artilleryman, fig prized award. It is presented an to spare. Remember "hatchet- is Gerry Erman with 24 tallies. The Haynes' dribbling act is always geese and brant, 48; gre*a wing Chicago. Dee. 11 OP)—Regara crop up. He demoralizes seasoned defense. Ellington started out with Lovett scored 1,6 for the I.iinclimeh mately one-fourth'- their tlub'i a zone but later switched to a full ures he is on the wav up and ia ; nually to the fighter of the year man” Alex Hanmim. the giant who Indians for the second straight sea- great to see and with the opposi teal. 78; rehead, 82; blue wing Hornsby of baieball’s Hall of Fama professionals the ssme way m did «uth every member of their squad Rom f pointi. court press which it employed determined not to let the Cana-, or the man who did th* moat to took (’are of Bobby Knight of Nas-.son are entrenched in last place tion Green Manor—trying to win, New York Once Again teal, 88; and canvaiMrk, 84. haa undergone auceeiaful aurgary college kids. ' chipping in with points. The Oileni ' Lenny Moore's running and It should be an even better show Schayes' began the week's ac throughout the second half. hi.dian fiaherman u . K throwW . a ... block In advance the aport during the year. siffs the night the IfK-ala beat the in the standings. Oddly, attendance for removal of a cataract from hla Rumll is as awesome a playeg had a chance to tie the game as pass catching Is not the least Hawks? Well, he’s now the nice' has been great for home Indian than if the .Magicians performed tion one point behind Macauley right eye, hospital attendants aaid sis basketball ever has seen and -D'Angona went all the w a y the final whistle blew. Paul laco- reason why the Baltimore with their regular traveling foes. with jiiat five players. Roger Lieb- fesalonalb only f"'"' >’rara and has . former As.soriated Tress boxing guy who coaches the Hawks. I can games at the Coliseum. Due lo the BOUND rtOURES of St. Louis in the',All-time point today. everybody now has given up hop# bucci was fouled but could only Colts went to California lead still hear the bone crushing block Ire Capade*. the Indians are on the As an extra added feature, Bob Takes Celts Measure derby and flniihed 4t leading by 30. man teamed with Holmes up front, 4ink one of his two ahots. a 30-6-1 record, with 15 knockout i writer who was killed in 19.38 whil. Surgery waa performed yaater- of any strategy working against ing the Western Conferencs victorlea. he put on Knight near mid-court i road until next week . . . New by Knight will be with the Magi Arcadia, Cdllf. — (NEA) — De The totals now Ara 10,468 for day at Waalay Memorial Ho^rttaL him ateadily. Bissell remained in the pivot posi .Vext week Boland Oil will of the pro league. serving as a war correapondent In cian.*. spite his -defeat In the Trenton tion and John Alosky and Jas The bout, scheduled for 10 Spain. several years ago when Knight j Haven Teachers and New Britain Schayes and 10,438 for Macauley. ' The 61-year-old Romsby, who com ."We were the first ones to beat endeavor to knock- the ^Iks from rounds, will be televised nationally Handiespi' the Kerr Stable’s Next candidate for the 10,000 lowski handled backcourt duties in Th"^ Walker Award waa won by went into his dribbling act and the Teachers clash tonight on the All the Magwians are capable of piled a lifetime major league bat- U im this year,” Vince Boryla, the i.ol''s opener, over the American Broadca.'i ing Hawks l^ked like semi-pros In- hardwood court in the Hardware clowning tricks and crazy antics. New York, Dec. 11 (/P)—.The New York Knickerbockers Round ’Table clinched the year's point club la Bob Couey of .Boston commendable fashion. Frank Graham, veteran sports Ung average of .358, la director of Now York Knickerbockers' coach, w ith Ma a k Bill's meeting Gordon Co. (ABC) network. It starts at atead of big leagiiers Attendance i City. Dave Boland of .Manchester Spinning a ball on a finger, bounc haven’t really .set the world on fire thi.s year in the National chamjiionshlp for top earnings whose bretlAntials show a 9,634 Guard Burt Wheeler topped the Cleaners in the second name writer of the .New York Journal athletic activities for the Chicago points out, tjut it's a terrific Eagles Ready I 10 p.m. (E.STI " as p<»r at the first home offering ! ha* earned a starting position with ing a ball_ off an opponent's npponent'i______head______with I583.708..50. total through ■ Sunday. George Youth Cemmlaalon. - strain on your club. We try~to get Ellington shooters with s e v e n UKST SIDE MIDIiETS American In 19.56 and the* Nell Basketball Assn, hut to the Bo.ston Celtic.s they're ‘‘too hot twin-pointers and one free throw I file fight will be scored on the the Connecticut Basketball Assn,: Britain . . . Wally Fortin of and movmg^ t h e bait with dpflne35 ,to hanflle ” him. outside, just like everybody The West Side Midget League National Boxing Assn, svstem of plaque went to heavMvelght cham for a t-otal of 15 points. From the opened with last year's c ha nips, i pion Flovil Patterson, L ".n "w L"'"?' Rec staff announcL* that the and accuracy is all part of the Ma- . Knicks handed the Celts ■aid he should be played. But To Fire G)acii 10 points per round. It is part of a *0 •'’*®'%,''’'"®'®8 hy; baseball trophies have finallv «r- gician show. , fifth in a row, began tl,eir surg'e that's easier to say than do. foul line aieney converted seven Deci a Drive-In...... defeatingixasain -- Nasaiflf ■ "The writers broke precedent In season. with the Celts ahead. 92-88. T^ey benefit program for the Babe Za- S r a n U Th'. 7 i b® Ustribuled after Manchester * Pros, easy winners | agaimst 19 wins last night. It was Play Without Oeater compared to just , Arms ,'?2-22. The first half f l l J O ’] } [ ) 6 V O F 0 harals Memorial Cancer Fund. giving the Neil award to Basilio than 100 paid^to view the debacle. I 6 o'clock tonight to members finally went ahead 100-96, but Boa- 2-12 for the losers. ' nip and tuck but during the half- ’ for th# second time He is the first in last Sunday's State loop con- j the second time the New Yorkers , "We play Boston without a cen Durelle. 28, will probably come - * * * , of thp Pontirclli (Inl-crmedialc test, will be at full strength with ton's Bill Sharman canned a Jump m The Cheney Jayvee.s also won. Unie Coalhh Woody Bushev must ' repeater in the long Irn# leading turned the trick in four games er lo put Boston back in front 101- L -X L MOTORS ter. We put in two backcourt and in at about 175 pounds. Luedee. Seven or the 10 leading point* ; league) and Green Manor (Alum- Burr Carlson. Art Quimby and notching a .38-25 decision over the «:>ven Deci's a pep talk be- back to 19.38, Although active box with the Celts. The Knlcks won 100, When Guerin notched « field three comer men. I use Willie Ellington serond.s Philadelphift. D^c. 11 Thf from New Haven. Conn., will weigh makera in the National Football | ni Leagues teams . . . The Boston Burt Fountain—all well ov’er six Nauils. Guy Sparrow and Kenny cause they busted the game wide i T,'„rerph' about 172. laiedee will have the ers normally, win il, .limmy Walk Lesgru* ATe extra point and field Red Sox have snnounred that Gene I 106-103 in the second game 6f a goal the Knlcks were In. f'heeex Tech ia Eaplea will unload er was the 194.5 recipient. foot -up front and Wally Ehrcn- Madison Square Garden double- Sears. They stay outside and shoot advantag* of 2>, inches in reach goal ipecialiats. The only three Mauch will manage their Indiana- ' preis and Paul Grogan at the Guerin led the winners with 28 .Imm there. l.jpbmjin f ...... ! For the Winners, Jeff Tyber with i Basilio defended his welter not in this category are Jimmy' polls farm team next .seaaon,' The ! header, after the St. Louis Hawk* point* and Russell had 25, plus 28 IIolmp5, f ...... crown In sensational fashion. guard*. Stan Ashe and Frank "So Red Auerbach has Russell 14 points and Dave Kaye with 12 I Football Brown of the Browns. Ollle Mat- 32-vear-old Mauch was a utility bounced the Cincinnati Royals 102- rebounds, for the Celts. Bn».'«p|I. r ...... were the high scorers. ^ Big Art '^^'® Associated I Toro will be in reserve. 90 in the opener. guarding the one who isn't hit .Tr.«|ou kkii g ...... son of the Cards and Lenny .Moore infielder with Boston la-sl season I Kastiem Division Storey was the whole show /or the ' - Johnny Saxtnn in the second niund Juggling Joe Taylor and Ron ting. In other- words, if Naulls, for hav* three fellows hitting from 01o«k>. g ...... Mooradiaii Named of Baltimore. Each has accounted but \\-as hampered by injuries . . . ; At Detroit, the Syracuse Nalion- W L Pet G.B. 4igainst him but the rest — Neil Armsmen, scoring 10 points and ' ^ reliable source said Devore T ' A II • 1 rri jJM Cleveland. His battle with Rob- nie Brooks and his Son* of the aLs hung it on the Minneapoli.s example. Is off, Russell lets him outaid*. Nobody can have a bed Jqhnston. for example—get wiped TniJiln...... for nine touchdowns and each is a j P'urman ha.s fired football coac h West will provide halftime enter Boston ...... 19 3 .864 — 63 getting his share of the rebounds ' P®*'^ for the final year lo All-l»rid leaill' i^ " * thnllinfr contest for Lakers 114-104 and the Philadel Syracuse ...... 11 10 .524 7 'i ■hoot. Bill stays inside. We're n igh t out. F.llincton ilA* ji5 gruelling: rounds, waithed bv N egro... The leaders in chalking j Homer Hobbs. 'i tainment during the main game. • • • y rt.« In thf second game it was a Ibree-year contract. The phia Warriors bea, the Detroit New York ...... 11 11 .500 8 QUALITY! right back where we started. "George Mikan was tremendous. M'tcalf f 3R.0.2 at Yankee Sladitim snd manv battle right to the end with Po- i reportedly will try to gel -Sladiiim and many Pistons 109-97, also In s double- Philadelphia ...10 11 .476 8H "When he’s around the basket, ‘It's a tall order. Another thing, But he never made you change Mnniitti'ii. f lice A Fire nosing out Pagani * affable former Notre Dame New York, Dec. II Dp - - Tiifla more on thfaier leleviaicm. he demoralises your team. A fel you play without your center. iViK'tfi, f header. These were the only games Western Division your style of plrfy. We used to (Jos ‘ V... •* PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVE^JING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1957 PAGE THIRTT-OMB Automobilei for Sale 4 THE MUSIC BOX TRIO A Christmas Story Articles For Sale 45 Fuel and Feed 49-A ______BY WALT SCOTT .-Household Gooda 51 Rooma Without Board 59 Farms and Land for Sale 71 Houses Cor Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 Wanted— Real Eatate 77 BEFORE YOU BUT A UMd c«r HI,MELVIN! TMC 5lM6lNG MAHaKENEDME! REAL I \DHrTAKCR WtA5CL*. BROOM |- LIONEL TRAIN with transformers SEAS(}NED hardwood - for flre- Classified nee Gorrriq;) Motor Skies. Buick p R c r r v MUSIC! i r u c m c e r up tm c v a l l e v and many extras. Like new. Call placea, fumacea and atovea. Oiglio WALNUT DD4INQ room let. FOR DIFFERENT *lzea and type* (XrV) PRICED for immediat* sale. HEBRON ROAD—Bolton, Hendee (oAUE USTHIG (SRUBlGNCrriD WHOEVER I can FURNISHED room for rent at 101 ot farm* and land tract* within 20 ARE YOU OUNSIDEIUNQ Sales and Service, 28S Main POLKS! HEAR TELL TMEY'Ce RIGHT M U N S^! NEEP5 IT /MOST!/------—------after 3 p.m, MI 9-7212. Brothera, MI 3-5301. MI •-0783. Birch Street. MI 9-S884. Large split, baths, two car ga Rd., Andover. New six room SELLING YOUR PRUPERTY? Ike Street. Ml 9-4571, Open everirngs. mile* ot Hartford. Lawrence rage. Built-in oven and stove in ------^ THAT'P BC /MOST Fiano, Broker. Ml t-6910. ranches. Ready for (xtcupancy. W* (srlll appraise your property Advertisement WANTED—Folke that can't stand SEASONED hardwood fdr fir»i kitchen. For further- Information Basement garages, acre Iota,'com 193R BUS eqi^ped for U-ncheon- EVERYONE,EKCEPr OLD fSATTE! free and without any obligation. CLASSIFIED ADVT. the amell of paint to use Dutch places, furnaces, etc. Free deliv KELVINATOR refrigerator in good PLEASANT, heated room for gen- or appointment to see c*ll the R. bination Windows, built-in stoves. We also buy property for cash. ette, at 10 ^ c l Place. Contact Boy Nalplex txlerless paint. Dries ery. Edward Yeomans, PI 3-8002. condition. MI 3-6775. tleman. free parking. 64 High St F. Dlmock and Co., Reaiton, MI T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577 DEPT. HOURS Tony ArruCa. MI ,3-«389. Houses for Sale 72 Selling or buying contact in an hour. Beautiful colors. C. J. 9-5248, Joseph Ashford. MI il-6818, or MI 9-7751. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Allies ’ Coitfidimce SEASONED hardwood for plre- 8a& A. M. to 4;30 P. M. ------/ Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center PLEASANT, large, heated room, fl) SIX ROOM Cape, centrally lo Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or Rob BRAE-BURN REALTY place, rut and apllt to order. Call DINING ROOM table, mahogany ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. 1950 DbOGB, good condition. Rea Street. free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen cated $13,800. Aluminum aiding, Ml 8-6273 MI 3-7083. Leonard L. Glgllo. dropleaf, aeati 12. MI 9-0112. ter St. Tel. MI 3-5002. (OoatinDed from Pag* One) sonSbIy priced. MI S-i8l5. ameslte drive. This home is an ex (XV) *16,900—NEW ranch with at Wanted— Real Estate 77 commitment ^j\ h * United Stete* 'W PY CLOSING TIME GILT FRAME mirror, 32x40. i . SELLING YOUR property? Have to consult with Uiem before makk ROOM TO rent near Center, heat cellent buy! For appointment to (ached garage, full baaement, 3 JHERCURY—1951. two door sedan, Ready to hang. Excellent condi see call the R. F. Dlmock Co., SELLING, Buylilg, TradUif ? L.M.- ready buyers for one and two- all this, the Paris sesaion may not ing decisions in w h ^ they might FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tion. Call MI 9-0581. APPLE WOOD for aale, fireplace Musical Instruments 53 and hot water, gentleman 37 Fos bedrooms, kitchen, dining area, overdrive, excellent motor and length. 810 a load. Call PI 2-6406. Realtor*. MI 9-5246, Joseph Ash M .L (which means Live Modem family bouse*. Member Multiple be an easy one for Eisenhower, 'hav* an interest. Bteenhowet la MON. THRU FRI ter St. MI 3-6331. living room, ameslte drive. R. F. Liatlng Service. Sherwood A. Dulles and their advisers. Bluro- tires, $295. MI 9-8418. ALUMINUM Insulated aiding by BABY GRAND piano. Made by ford, MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Dlmock and Co., Realtors. MI —Multiple List)—all your real es prepared to premia* the fullest con . 10:30 A. M. Kimball. In like new condition. NEWLY DECORATED room, nice MI 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. MI tate the modem way. The Ells Beecluer, Realtor. Phone Wesley pean govsmmont* are looking for sultation posaible, but not .to pledg* FORD. 1957 station wagon, four Hastings, the best made. Expert 9-6972. 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MI 9-8818, R. Smith. Ml 9-8952 or Ml 3-6969. S ATURDAY A. M. installation. First payment March Garden— Farm— Dalrjr Juat right for amall room or ly furnished well heated. For a worth. Mitten Agency. ReaJtora, concrete measures by the United consultation to the point^^er*, 9 door, Fordomatlc, radio and heat Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob MI 3-6930. States to achieve new political, 1. 120 per month. PI 2-7211. Products 60 apartment. Mahogany finish. Only gentleman. Private residence. 816 ert Murdock, MI 9-5972. in his opinion, it might h m p e r er. green and white. Asking $3100. $795. Ward Krauae, MI 3-5338 Spruce St. (H) LARGE BRICK front Ranch economic and military results. USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- Leltal Notice American freedom ot action 411 TOOK OOOPBIIAT1UN WILL MI 9-9788 after 5 p.m. House, 3 bedrooms. 14x21’ living They intend to press upon this some possible future crisis. COOKING APPLES 90c, Melntoah room with paneled fireplace wall, (XVI) MANCHESTER—Adams St. family, three-family, business BE APPRECIATED PIANO ACCORDION. 120 base. cold storage No. 1 fl.2S half SPINET TYPE plaik), $196. Baby ROOM OR rooms to rent. Private area. New 5>i room ranch. The LiqrOB rRRMIT coimtry some proposals which the The basic troubl* ot the Atlantlo kitchen with dining area, ceramic property. Have many)CBsh buyer*. NO'ncK o r ArrucATioN 't' 1950 MERCJURY, four door sedan. Electric stove, cheap. MI 3-7948. bushel. Tel. Ml 8-8116. Loula grand piano, $175. Upright pianos. home, bath, shower, parking, en very best of quality at $16,900. R. administration thus far haa viewed Alliance in recent month* baa fre $25 up. New spinet plan(js $375, up. trance and phone. MI 9-0086. tile bath, basement garage. R Mortgages arranged Please call This Is to glvs notice (hat 1. DONALD unfavorably. $95 takes It. MI 9-6568. Bunce, 529 West Center Street. F. Dlmock and Co.. Realtors. MI A. KNOFTjA of 320 Tolland Turnpike, quently been deacribed privately by Dial Ml 3*5121 Aluminum Storms and 12'' TRICYCI.E $5. tricvrle $8. Hammond Chord organ $650. Blm- F. Dimock A Co., Realtors, Ml George L. Graziadio, Realtor, Ml Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— .Male 3( Articles for Sale 45 9-5245; Joseph Ashford, MI S-6818; 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818, 0-5878, 109 Henry St. Manchester, have filed an application Italy is interested In a new eco officials here a* a criaia of con 1953 FORD V8 two-do6r customlliie, Screens 14-A CTiild'e pedal car 5n 9-2918 baum’s, 381 Main, New Britain Barbara WtJods, MI 9-7702 or Rob dated November 29. 1957, with the nomic program for the Middle East fidence. By this they mean thid TO SETTLE an estate. Old estab RECEIVING and shipping clerk after 6 p.m. RYE STRAW for lale. MI 9-1406. MOhawk 6-4618. Open Monday! ROOM FOR RENT, 19 Locus St. Barbara Wood* Ml 9-7702; or ert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. Liquor Control Commission for a pack- overdrive, radio, heater, defroster, WAP'FLE IRON, patchwork quilts, Gentleman only. Tel. MI 3-9821. Robert Murdock, Ml 9-6PT2. WANTED—Real Estate Listing*. M e store permit for the sale of alco and North Africa, which would pool the European Allies have lost con sideview mirror, signal lights, two CXIbfPLETE LInIe of aluminum lished Manchester plumbing busi wanted. F’or permanent position in Tuesday and Thursday evenings miscellaneous linens, girl's cloth ONE SPACE heater with all attach- Call Fred Turklngton. Turklngton holic liquor on the premises knn»-n as reaource* jointly contributed by siderable faith in Waahlnrton’a Lost and Found tone blue, good tires. Good me windows, doors, awnings, jal ness. Complete with tools, truck. warehouse. 40 hour week. Com (V) BUILDERS special—built for No. 282 Tolland ’Turnpike. Manchester. ing, 8-12. Hollywood tap shoes, 3B, ment.s including 50 gallon drum. HAWAIIAN Steel guitar with Gib- (III! WEST SIDE—Six r (X )r a Cape. Bros. Realty Co. Ml 8-1507 or MI The business Is owned by DONALD the United States and many Euro ability to take vigorous <$•> chanical condition. One owner, ousies. For free estimate call us Inventory and customer list. Ideal pany benefits Include paid vaca GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoea—de himself. New living room with 9-5665. like new, ice skates. 5, man's suit Good condition. $35. MI 9-3187. livered to your door. Juit a few ■on amplifier and music stand ROOM FOR RENT, for genOeman. 4 down, 2 finished up, large en A. KNOFI-A. of 320 Tolland Turnpike. pean countries. Dulles told his news clslve action and in the firmness of Asking $800. O il MI 9-4602 be any time. Home Specialties Ck). for 1-2 plumbers. Write Box J, tion, life and hospitalization insur jacket, 42, Dance dresses, evening 91 Foster St. closed porch, ameslte drive, fine built-in bookshelves, finished rec Manchester, snd will be eondneted bv conference yesterday that the cen Its Intention to stand by them In FOUND—Black Male cat, white tween 5-7 p.m. \n 3-2856. Herald. ance, at no cost to employe. Ap left. Call Hathaway, MI 9-6438. First $70 takes it. Call after 4 :30 reation room with fireplace and USTINGS WANTED, single and DONALD A. KNOn.A, of ,320 Tolland jacket 14-16, MI 3-8589. GIRL'S 26'’ bicycle. Pair lOx.'H! MI 9-9092. location. For appointment to see Turnpike, 'fanchester. as pcrmlltee. tral Idea of this proposal is a good future years If Soviet preasure* In gpot tm Chtn. MI 9-8836, M. 9-5507. ply Goodyear Tire and Rubber Cl e a n , comfortable room In quiet call the R. F. Dlmock Co.. Real paneled den. Huge kitchen, dining two-family houses. Member of Europe should threaten a general 1950 FORD SEDAN, two door, ALUMINUM WDOKIWB. doors, binex-ulars and case, like new. 12 area. Twice as many cabinets as DONAI.D A. KNOFLA. one, but he obviously found diffi Co., 180 Goodwin St., East Hart CLINTON (7HAIN saws: Dewalt foot boat and trailer. MI 9 0386. ORGAN SALE—Now to Dec. 25. home. Next to bath and *hower. tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph, Ashford, MLS. Howard R. Haatlnga, Real- Dated December 2. 1957. culty In seeing the Italian plan as war. FOUND—Black and brown male b^ack, radio, heater, directional jalousies, porches, awnings. Free Help Wanted— Female .35 ford. Home Workshop; Wright power Household Goods 51 Parking. MI 9-088.7. usual. Two ceramic tile baths. For Oeg, mongreL Call Lee Pracchla, Kinsman electronic organ regu- Ml 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml acceptable. Russia’s claimed success In fir signal, excellent motor and tires. estimates Call N B. Chase Co., saws. Capitol Equipment Co. 38 OZITE RUG padding, 11x21, also 9-7702 or Robert Murdock,’ MI further Information or appoint ing intercontinental misail** and Dog Warden. MI 3-8S94. Asking $250. Call MI 9-6156. i n 9-0233, TR 6-1200. SEWING . MACHINE operators, ANTIQUE FURNITURE^ allTer! lar $820, special $665 plus bench. ment to see call the R. F. Dlmock Many of the European countries Main St. MI 3-7958. stairs and two halls. 11x21, Very Dubaldo Music Center. MI 9-6205. 9-5972. Regional District 8 its launching of two Earth satel night shift. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply Help Wanted— glass, china, and uaed fumltura Boarders Wanted 59-A St. Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph would like effective voices In the reasonable. MI 3-5825. bought and aold. Fumltura Repair lites gieaUy deepened this crisis of Annonncements Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. DOLL BED. doll, clothes, swing, (IV) MANCHESTER-Green Area. Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara disposition and use of atomic weap Trailers 6-A Florists— Nurseries 15 Male or Female 37 Service. MI 3-7449. Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur ons. Present U.S. policy calls for confidence. U.S. failure laat week snowsuit, car seat and other arti ROOM AND BOARD 6 room Cape, basement garage. to get its own satenito aloft added CLERK-TYPIST cles. MI 9-,'i459. Wearing Appa^et-^Furs 57 gentleman. dock. Ml 9-6972. keeping American nuclear weapons TOP QUAUTT Inkpected Christ- STARR "45 ’ TWO BEDROOM, FRESH (TUT native Christmas PART tim e :—Greenhouse and gen Boats and Accessories 46 ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Cuatoni Tel. MI 8-7675 Excellent condition. Call the R. F. Closer Ties Between Boards to the difficulty. maa treea and wreaths, fine eral work. Apply in person at CHESTER FURRIERS - Furs re- Dlmock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245 in American cnistody even though excellent condition. Under 83(K) trees. Orders taken. Come early, Personnel Department TWO 760x15 ALLSTATE tires. 2 made cornices and drapei. Slip (VI) MANCHESTER—8 room Cape How far Eisenhower’s aettona balsam. Large display soon for down. lyow payment schedule. get you pick. Joseph Krnwskl. Krause Florist and Greehhouses. covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of modeled, repaired. Capes and or Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818, B;ir- they will be stockpiled In Europe. and statementa in Paris can ra- months old. One set Weed tire Apartments— Flats— bara woods. Ml 9-7702, “ ‘ $15,800. Six finished r(X>ms. Com Some of the Allies are reported poTsanai selection from wide as- Many others on the same plan. Foster St., Wapping. MI 3-6069. Ask for George Krause. RACING SKIFF, 850. MI 3-2089, fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, •toles made, $19.95. Call Ml 9-7218 Robert pleted game room. Detached ga Soug^ht by Three-Town Group ■tore (xmfidenoa remains to ba Open for neat appearing young chains, 760x1.5. almost, new. One Tenements 63 Murdock, .Ml 9-5972. reluctant to have American missile ■ortment Orders now being tsken. Jensen's, Inc. talways reliable!. archery act, 2 bows. Call 9-2087 JA 2-7780. for free eattmate, at your home. rage, Ideal location, near trans judged by the outcome of tha Allied Am ^e parking. Charter Oak Gro woman with good educational back bases set up on their territory, 64 Park Road. West Hartford, AD after 5 o'clock. WEST SIDE—1956, three bedroom portation and shopping center. R. meeting. U.S. (fftlcials are certain, cery, 88 Charter Oak (across from Roofing— Siding 16 ground. Extensive experience not Situations Wanted— Male 39 SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpape'r. Wall FUR COAT, Northern back Musk MODERNLY DESIGNED for ef Hebron, Dec. 11 (Special) — An recognizing this, Dulles told his 3-6214 or GA 9-4479, Monday ranch, excellent condition, $5,000 F. Dlmock 8e Co., Realtors, Ml however,, that to whatever extent playground). Dial MI 3-8528 or tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7o rat, tuxedo front, turn back cuffs fortless living. Beautiful new ex organizational meeting to set up news conference this country through Saturday. 9 to 5. Monday, necessary. Interesting, diversified DEPENDABLE truck driver de Building: Materials 47 cellent location in Rockville, twen down, mortgage payments $47.92 9-5246, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Well Run Test the job can be done srith new l a t « 6 2 . FOR THE best In Shingle and built PARLOR STOVE, oil. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, hill back, size 12-14, $150. Call MI closer relationship between all would not seek to Impose it* weap p l e d ^ of support and cooperation, Wednesday, Thursday evenings. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim work, five day week. Liberal bene sires job immediatelv. Call MI Six years 9-8706. ty minutes from Hartford via per month. Carlton W. Hutchins. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702 or 9-3829. old. Call MI 9-4383. 1x12 T A G Spruce Kiln Dry at the Green. Ml 9-5132. Robert Murdock, MI S-5972. Boards of Education within the ons on any nation. and new measures to moderalM ney and roof repairs call Coughlin fit program. Parkway. Au appliance*, Indlvl- All of the Ehiropean nations in MOBILE HOMES—Furniture tak dual heat control and antenna, regional district was proposed at European armies. Elsenhowar la Personals en as down payment on mobile MI 3-7707. GOING HOUSEKEEPING? FraZngTumber. 2x4 FRANICs'Ts7buylng and aetUng GIRL’S TOAT and legging set, size DRASTICALLY reduced $13,000, Spurs Army’s NATO would like a much greater 3, excellent condition. $8. Other laundromat. Ample ameslte park PORTER STREET Section— Five the only man to do It homes. Excellent lots available at Write Box 2103, Hartford 1. Conn. HERF-'S A BIG BARGAIN 2x12. ilxiad.s only) per M $89.00 good used furniture and antique* year old six room Colonial, large large three bedroom ranch, fire last night's meeting of the Region- COTTON RUGS, tip to 9x12, expert RAY'S ROOFING (X)., ahingle and Dors—Birds— Pets 41 at 420 I^ke St. Call anytime, 9 Items for girls, size 2 to 4 MI ing for two cars, each available al District 8 Board of Education. Mansfield. Jensen'e. Inc. (always MOST WOMEN Use cosmetics. The WAITING FOR YOT! •» Sheetrock, Picked up. 9-1092. living room, fireplace, metal place, tile bath, aluminum storms, ly dyed. Choose from 70 decorator built up roofs, gutter and con a m.-8 p m Ml 9-6580. Nov. 15 and Dec. 1. ’Three rooms cellar, carport, 125’ frontage, Awareness of a need for " 'v ...... -.i • ' '■ ■ t^ .lrr «• n ‘ v '>• *« i '•» « *'• ’•* ''f *« '* // f^ ,*ii'i, / P'7 ':; .••>»: /y;- M-. • ‘ ^T-' 'A T' PAGE THIRTY-TWO liaurljPBtrr lEuptttttg DfpralJi W’TIDKESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1967 Bloodmohile Visits Masonic Temple Tomorrow^ 1:45 to 6:30 p. m. -T ) Ayerage Daily Net Press Run For the Work Ended • The tVeather GREEN STAMPS THIS THURSDAY, DEC. 12th WITH ALL CASH SALES! | Deeentber 7, 1957 Foreeu* nf IL 8, Weather Rarea t m m m m 12,683 Colder tonight. Lew aero to !• Member o f the Audit lEupm«5 abovo. Friday M r , ooM, taiereantaig Christmas Gift ' Bureau of Circnlatlon eJmidlnesM. High In 99a. SHipl’n Sluor*^ rfiis Christmas Give Gift Toiletries, Etc. Manchester— A City of Village Charm SHULTON'S SPRAY C O LO G N ES...... $2 50 h a n d ba g s fOL. LXXVII, NO. 62 YARDLEY BATH SALTS...... si'cn (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SEC:TI0NS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1957 (Claecified-Adrertleing on Pngo SOI PRICE FIVE CENTS sub’teen hit! - ^ COTY'S BATH POWDER...... c i te jCOTY STICK C O LO G N E...... si ’s? riNK qr.%i,m' d ip o r t e d roll-up SHULTON STICK CO' O G N E ...... 5100 .\ND .AMERICAN' MADE REVLON LOVE PAT C O M P A C T ...... ei^c CALFSKIN HANDBAGS i V Sukarno sleeve DESERT FLOWER HAND LOTION ...... $1.00 and S2 00 IN M,\.N'Y .STYLE.S EVENING PARIS BATH POW DER...... jj op $5-95 $12«95 Enrh Air Force Told to Halt broadcloth COTY BATH POWDER and COLOGr.'F...... 53 05 Reported V V /I LITTLE LADY COLOGNE with ATOMIZER ... si Ar MEN’S COMB and BRUSH SE T ...... ci ^ PLASTIC or FAILLE Unseated MILITARY BRUSH SETS...... «2'25 f , HANDBAGS I e l e c t r ic h e a t in g p a d s ...... S5 95 to $8 95 2®® / i Ry TH E .ASSOCIATED PRE.SS LITTIE LADY MANICURE SET : ...... , $ 2 . 9 8 Unconfirmed reports reach *•• 1 Each Space War Plans Unit ing Amsterdam. The Nether lands, .said Indonesian Presi CHILDREN'S HANDBAGS dent Sukarno had been ou.sted. In mfln>' styl^n ahtI colorp. The reports caused wild con fusion in Dutch business cir |U.S. Urged Pentagon’s $ 1-00 cles. There was no confirma Senator Says Ike Earh tion. JEWELRY The Amsterdam reports said a To Aim for triumxdrate headed by former Order Bars 1'lce President Mohsmn'ied Hatta Must Sparie I^A TO IS EVERY WOMAN'S and including Premier DJuanda TEEN DEPT. FAVORITE GIFT For a baby at the toddling stagal and lla j, Gen. Abdul Harris Naaii- Moon Trip P ntt Plan SECOND FLOOR * / ^ | Q tion. chief of staff of the armed IVa.shington. Dec. 12 (/P)— ‘ He ha* got to ree that it becomes N aervices had taken over the gov ! > V - e ernment. There wa.* flghtin in Ja-' j New York, Dec. 12 — A Sen. .Mansfield ( D-Monl) said 9efeni®^otganiza By ELTO N C. F A T ) karta'a streets, the report* sdded,^ Gold and silver finish jewelry in tailored United State.* expedition to today President Ei.senhower "sisenhower will fly to Washington, Dec. 12 (/P)-— and Sumatra had declared itself faces the jo b in Pans of morrow for the 3-day NATO Deputy Secretary of DefensB and stone .set styles. Al.so sparkling independent. the moon la one of the objec making N.ATO into a "g o in g ing opening Monday. He is 6ub-teen sizes S to U rhine.stone and simulated pearls, ear Military commanders in several tive.* of an all-out national e f Donald Quarles said today o f Indonesia's Islands, including' fort to pioneer in outer .space concern” instead of “a svm- pevlcd to start for home he Defense D i r i m e n t haa rings. necklaces, bracelets, pins and Thursday. Secretary of State Sumatra, the Celebes and Borneo,: What every girl’s wardrobe needs! A s ersatile blouse sweater guards. proposed by 27 of the nation's ! 6<’l " f defen.se." Dulles planned to precede Elscn-1 a's^ed the A ir F<)rce to delay have been asserting their semi- Mansfleld. a.*siatant Democratic top .scientist.s in rocket and hower to Paris, leaving In early ' estkhlishing a new director with fashion that "clicks" wheres er it goes. Such continental independence of Jakarta for about' leader and a member of the Sen .salcllitp res<;ai'ch. afternoon today. Listed to ac-. i ate of\a8tronautic8, looks in its two-way collar. Such all-time neatness of a year. Hatta ha.* been a leading , ate Foreign Relation.* Committee. Each exponent of greater autonomy for' The scl'entlata said hitman prog company Dulles on his trans-At- The A iK Force Issued on Tues center-pleat back and really long tails! In happy-sudsing the outer Islands which have been ; ress a.id national welfare made It 'i t / l^«”ntrq"mgh‘i'wrre1iVc7eViV“ oV?he day a directjye creating the of with the stated conviction that the Treamiry Anderson and five diplo fice to managaits programs con claiming that they did not' get a | imperative the United States carry North Atlantic Treaty Organiza jcombed cotton. Dazzle while, sunny pastels. matic aides. Secretary of De- cerning such itiinga as space fair divi.*ion of governm ent' ex out scientific exploration and tion (N A T O I is disintegrating. i Lots of other Ship’n Shores, specially for sub-teens'. penditures. > eventual habitation of outer apace. fense McElroy already Is In . Eu flights and antimiMUe missilea. They said the present state of Sen, Green (D -R Ii, chairman of, rope preparinif tor the NATO con Meanwhile, the Defense Depart Troop# Confined the Senate Foreign Relations Com-' In Jakarta, the Indonesian Army ' rocket technology will inevitably ference. ment haa been preparing to estab mittee. took a different view yes- : was ordered confined to it.* bar- , lead to attempta to exploj’e outer Sen. .Mansfield expressed the lish an (jver-all, single managerial terday. He said hi* ob.servations racks today and men on leave aoace by manned expeditions. hope that at that conference Elsen system called the Advame Re in Europe indicated to him that FAMOUS TWO-PIECE were summoned back to their Tliey asked for .in expenditure of hower ’ 'will insist on the eatabllab- search Project Agency. It ^u ld N A T O is not falling apart. But CREEPER post.* as the national trials with ' $10 billion over the next 10 years ment of a NATO scientific pool have control over futuristic we All Christmas Holland grew deeper. for the program. Green said Ei.senhower ought to which will bring together the 'col ona and apaca travel projecta. For Christmas Give There wee no explanation of the ' The seientists. known as the provide some dramatic, demonstra- lective talent* of the western na Quarles, leaving for the N A T O Byes Arm y order. But military head Rocket and Satellite Reaearch tion of leadership at the Paris tion* sa the first step in remaking conference in Paris, was askad by quarters bristled with activity. Panel, aiiggested the creqtion of a conference to give the alliance new the organization.'' newsmen If he had objected to the ...with tp.eially life Love Santa.s who wrap HOSIERY Officers were, in battle dress. governmental body to he railed Mansfield said he .believes Air Force setting up its own as Premier DJuanda called in all "The National Space Establish Mansfield said he thinks Eisen Eisenhower can count on the sup tronautics office. them in Robes, e.specially plattielx.d paxf port of Congres*. If any legislation Perfect fitting full fashioned or no- three of his military service chief* ment." hower's presence is likeiy to spur "W e asked them to wait until robes as wonderful .s.s N for a series o f long, secret talke. the forthcoming N ATO summit I* needed to establish such a pool we have the thing lined up," seam nylons in sheer and .«emi-service The proposal already has been and to get the interchange of scien ours! weight.*. Isa Anahery, a leading member conference to greater efforts than Quarles said. discuss^ by Dr. James R. Killian tific Information under way. Asked what he was going to do of Ma.*jumi. Indonesia's large.*t Jr., special assistant on acience otherwise might have been made Moslem party, charged that siih- toward unifying and expanding It was pointed out in other Con now since tlis Air Force already No-.Mend Nylons and Sl.fi.i pr. and technology to President Elsen gressional quarters that Fisenhow- has taken the action, Quarlea re-/ verslve agents from Communist hower, one scientist Indicated. the West's ffefenses. But Mans- fn hhie. mint or yellow. Sizes Fire Destroys ... and Faith Rebuilds field said in an interview the Job " have to attach sorne plied: countries were active here in an Whether Dr. Killian has laid the Alba Nylons ...... Il.l.'i to J1..t0 pr. 6 months to 2 vears. Rendering by Eggers A Higgins, architects, for the new St^^Joseph s Cathedral which will rise on " I don’ t know that they hay effort to topple the Indonesian proposal before the President was of making NATO effective is go- The "SHET'L KNIT" the site of the old one which was destroyed by fire Dec. 31. 19.57. The new Cathedral will accom Ing to be difficult. at Pari* for an expanded exchange so I have no comment." / ^'an Raalte republic. , not known. Only Communists, he charged, Were modate 1,800 persons in the main church and an additional 1.600 In the lower church Architects of scientific and technical Informa The directive cstabUshiag^ the 100% Imported Shetland Typie Boxy Slipon. The N y lo n s ...... to $1.6.y pr. $3.00 Scientists on the panel include "The President stiltHias a great tion. trying to turn Indonesia into "an drauings were released today. Story on Page 17. inX ^ Air Force office was signed tuii Is •tiaight and ea.sy look most desired hv the college Dr. Wernher von Braun, former amount of prestige in Europe.” Before Eisenhower can promlM sued Tuesday by Lt. Oan/oianald Stretch Nylon.s . .$1.1.'5 lo $1.9.'j pr. other Korea. " Mansfield laid. ' But he ia going to give other NATO natipna Infor- crowd and the young one.*. Gray Heather, Beige BABY SHOP If their activities are not check German rocket expert, now direc-, ------„ - „ ■••uinw uuur- U Putt, deputy chief oFthe Air tor of development operaMons fo r ' 4° have to down to bedrock mation on the actual fabrication of Heather. Charcoal, White. Baby Blue, j c O # MAIN FLOOR, REAR ed, he added, "a big .calamity will jt t i Force Staff for Develojpmtnt. Seamless Nylons 51.00 to Sl.fi.'j pr. the Army Ballistic Missile Agen- i ""tth our^'-alllee. NATO can’t nuclear weapons. Congress will Maire. Red Size.* .14 to 40 ^ 3 ’ befall the Indonesian people." An- Herald Gets New The directive aald ^ "function W§ have tailored and fn lly Children’s Knee cy, Huntsville. Ala.; Dr. Joseph (cootlnup-^ exist as a symbol of have to'change restrictions in ths of thla new dlrectppgta will be to sbary Is a member of the constitu AFL-CIO Activates Kaplan, chairman of the U.S. and not a shield. ■ present law. atylea in cozy-warm woola. C ARDIGANA TO MATCH. »7.9«. Size* 94-40. Length Hose . . . ..i9c lo ll.fiO pr. ent assembly. Plibije Numbers plan, organize and manage .tM ' aaay-care aynthetica and Committee for the InternatlonsI, ^"The President has got to seel ------A ir Force programs in aiitronau- SPORT.SM EAR— SECOND FLOOR Reds Lead Movement Ceophyslcal Year, and Dr. William *• b'fi'le a going concern. * (ConUnaed on Page Fonrteea) blends In a ho.st of heav Children's .Anklets .19c to $1.00 pr. Cotnmunlst - led workers have tlcs." / The Herald has in H. Pickering, director o f the jpt enly color* and all size* - Wonderful Gift Ideas been In the forefront of the anti- i '______Ths Air F (»’ge dictionary definea Bakery Union Ban stalled a new and larger propulsion laboratory of Callfor- ‘ priced from E>.95 lo $3'.>.95. Dutch campaign In occupying aalronautlca /aa "Uie art and Pictured is a printed quilted From Hale's Fabulous Dutch business houses snd estates. telephone switchltoard nia Institute of Technology. *'^*j|'* ot fl^kig through space, or nylon trimmed with pleated The report atated: send^ w ^ d guided vchiclea or Hoasewares Department Masjumi has opposed President with additional trunk nylon ruffle.* on the collar Bukarno's amiable flirtation with i Atlantic City. Dec. 12 i.fl — The'*\\orkers llnlon- -one of the unions "The magnitude ^ Ihe venture Small Airplane Crashes mliailes through apace." and .sleeve* and ,a pn.a.sy cal lines to provide inCToased will require a strong dedication of YWreetIre Signed the Communists snd his concept of , AFL-CIO made effective today Itel underfire for corrupt welfare fund and faster service. bow of nylon chiffon, $l2.9.‘i. Give A Warm Gift ] earlier expulsion of the 132,000-, conditions —- signed. f an agreement purpos'e on the part of our people T h e ^ t t dlrecUve, signed Tues- (OontiDiied oa Page Four) member Baker*’ Workers Union on with AFL-C IO leaders lo eliminate , E ffective at once our . . . the roqkbt and satellite re * * "o t diacloaed untlj yeatar- I corniption chailtes, and put the | tinde.slrable influences and accept search panel has devoted itself for New Haven Parsonage BEAtTIFLL CHATHA.M new telephone number the IaSt.10 years to pioneering the ' 2.7,0fl0-member Distillery Workers AFL-CIO reform msndstes. will be: ■ X ** reported, mcanwhUe, that Union on probation Another union msde the target nation's effort in the research ex- (aident Eisenhower may ba "WINSTON" UltST BtnD plpration of the threshold of space. N ew Haven, Deo. 12 — A^^ The Rev. Mr. Olofson, assistant opoed up work in ) Pentagon Hit Expulsion of the Laundry Work of corruption disrlostires by the 100% WOOL ers Union, with 72.000 members, Senate Rackets Investigating Mllehell .3-2711 Tlie panel is dedicated to continu small plane, flying in light snow, pastor of Westvllle M e t h o d t g another area of research — that BOOKS another group accused of cornipt Committee — the 'United Textile ing these activities.- It loqks for crashed into a home in the West- Church, was ill in bed wlien influences, also was due at con Workers (UTWt, with 40.000 ward to participating in the actual vllle section today, litjuring the plane Jarred hia 3-story home, (ConttBued en Page Foorteaa) For Curbs on Accomplishment of its stated mis BLANKETS Choose from a large se cluding AFL-CIO convention ses members — has been cleared after HlaurbfBtrr craft’s two ocpipanta, neither and his fam ily were taken to the sions. agreeing, like the distillery work sion." critically. home of friends. lection of book.s for bo\ s fXtes Soviet Drive H 4 -» 5 U.S. Auditors Expulsion of the Bakers I'nion er*. to accept AFL-C IO cleanup ^urntmi l^rralb The three persons In the home, a There was no fire aftei/the im and girls of all age.s. was voted bv the convention Mon- directives. A scientist who declined to be Methodist Church parsonage at pact. Gasoline fumes ^ l e d the 9S0 Whalley Ave. Rev. Mr. and 72x90 Size. T->. ,o D ihen held up pending word .Meany pledged no compulsion on identified said there is no question area. Spectators gathered at the Illustrated Books and M ashin^on. Dec. 12 JP' Rep. vvhether James G. Cross would step. the textile unions to combine but but that Russia Is engaged in s Mrs. John Olofson and 14-month- BuUetins For Twin or Full Bede. scene were ordered by firemen not ROBE DEPARTMENT—SECOND FIXIOR Story Books Moss (D-Califi took issue with president and If the said their merger would be a boon coordinated drive to maintain the j old daughter—escaped unharmed. to smoke. ’ from the AP Wiree the Pentagon tw a y over iw tric- ^nion would complv with other the industry and it* worker.*, leadership it already has taken in I Police identified occupaitt* of Soft warm Chatham blankets that will give years of Severe Freeze Mrs. Dagmar .Stlerbls. who live* warmth and comfort. Si.x beautiful colors. tions on the authority of federal a FLCIO cleanup demands. “ Tliia is a sick Industry, with satellite projects. I the single-engined Beechoraft accounting officials to examine union’s expulsion was mad^ I " " wages and it employs the . Bonanza a.s: nearby, heard the crash but said Asked whether the moon had SUBWAY PARLEY SEEN S IjlVlD^ cla.sslfied information. effertive immediately after Cioss la''Ra.*t group of nonunion workers any military value, the scientist, a Ken Robbins. 33. of a Sylvester it made very little noise. New York, Dec. IS (Ab — A Moss, chairman of the House wired he wa* not quitting. He *0 the south." Meany told the Damages Most Dr., Fiamlngham, Mass., and Paul civilian adviser to the armed "I wohidn't have thought It was striking subway union called a Government Information aiibrom- dented that he had discharged AFL-CIO convention, Srlberg, 32. of 8 Grassmere St . so close," she said. The plane came Bible S to r ie s ...... forces, said; "Who knows what membership meeting for tonight A BEAUTIFUL PLAID BLANKET! .51.98 to 52.9.'» mittee. said the General Aecount- ; Bakery Union leaders and invoked "tVe will do everything -We can Needham. Maas., the pilot who Florida Crops eventually may have military sig- down about a mile from the Yale to lake a vote on endlBg the Lovely Story of Black Stallion ...... 52,00 Ing D ffice iG AO l had objected to i other reprisals against reform to holp the unions to, arrange a took off from Bedford. Mass., this Bowl in a dehsely populated area nlficancs'" walkout which has created four HALE'S LURA-PLAID Alice In Wonderland...... the limitations. The Congressman elementa In the union. merger voluntarily -Ho 'w e ran morning. . $1.00 and $1.7i> One of the scientists on the of Westvllle where there are many days of extreme travel hardship Nylon has been a frequent critic of gov- i charges of re-! bruits o f union activity Tampa, Fla., Dec. 12 (.Ti —The The plane nosed into the cupola Picture Dictionaries...... ,59c to SL9.’> panel said that this report has no frame home*. The house it struck for miUions o f Slanhattaa work NYLON RAYON BLEND BLANKETS •mment tecrecy. prisals and intimidation by Cross: industry’s employes." worst freeze in a decade struck' connection with an earlier report of the home at 9:4.7 a.m. It virtual is acro.ss the street from a form er, Treasure Book of Chri.stma.s ...... 51.00 "Unlea* properly-cleared GAO ly buried itsqlf in the residence. ers. Frank Zelano, executive were true and that he had Just re- i . j smaller U TW Florida last night and today, from the American Rocket Society Masonic Hail, now converted into i secretary of the Motormea’a Golden Encyclopedia ...... ____. . . S:l.9.> efflciala have free access to clas- celved word that alx San Fran- i '4'jth "almost un- calling for a similar governniental Only a wingtip could be aeen a furniture store. j LINGERIE .95 "2 X 90. For Twin or aifiad defense data, the General bringing damage to Its farms and Benevoleat Aaen., announced the Dip and Dab Paint Set ...., ...... $1.9.1 rlaco Bakery Workeri, tsicals had „ . ------— agency, and space travel. Jutting from the roof as rescue To the rear of the store are two Double Beds Accounting Office cannot fulfill groves. move following a conference ef ^8 Lassie Finds A W ay ...... $ 1.00 Just been ordered under tnistee- (Uontlnn™ iroai Psga Fourtaaa) The Rocket Society report said union officials with Uid union'* tta atalutory reaponaibillty for ship. More freezing weather is in ""A'lfs/'K'in’t u r " For gift* or for your own ii.ae. Ombree plaidsNn' Read Aloud Stories ...... ,39c we could put a scientific expedi attorney. keeping Congreas Informed on the Final sessions of the federation's I store for the state tonight. tion on the moon within 20 veara. were taken to a hoipital. bin dings. three color combination* Extra warm. Other blanket.* Baby Books ...... ,2.5c to $1.00 affidency and economy with which Farmers were out early check A doctor at the scene said they h a l l e y. avenue is a main J5 99 to J22.9.>>. convention, featuring trials of REDS WARN DUTCH Landmark Book ...... $1.9.5 axacutlve agencies are being, oper ing the effects o f the severe cold did not appear to be in critical j f ’’""' New unions *ccu.*ert of corniption in (Continued on Page Ten) The Hague, Dec. 12 (iV7.,-The ated.'.' Moes said In a statement. Congressional investigations, also on their crops and although re condition. I ------’ All About Book.s...... $1.95 News Tidbits ------Y (Continued oh Page Four) Soviet Union warned The Neth He made public an exchange of were to elect officers and finish up ports of what they found were letters with Comptroller General slow coming, these findings were erlands today o f the' "enormooa with resolution*. Culled from A P Wires risk and danger" Involved In the stNOvm sn vit Joseph Campbell, and a letter Mosii Meany Reelected typical: Tk* VERSATIlf ■•rvsrl liviuloted •• nio ns Ktmi wrote Secretary of Defen.*e Mc What was left of the winter veg establishment o f rocket bases on George Mpany, 63-year-old Dutch soil. Soviet Premier Niko 4##p h#4 foods «it ••sving temporolurs . Chotrfu* 'T rig" brigfiteei any kkefioo. Elroy on Dec. 9. AFL-CIO federation president, Upper House of French Parlia-' -'•-‘"cil'y ^ap^ea^^ lai Bulganin in a letter to Pre . . . e# i«o cuboi fine oed frigid. 2 qH. T igg*- sporotoi ipeut (op. Sroinlow Moas said the present controver was to be re-elected without op- ment'passe# final approval of bill Plant City appear- Lingerie 1* Uie dearest OirofiM, $7.fS- coppor ptolod. $9.*S. mier W'iHem also warned The i Im I with coppor bottom. $4.tJ. sy started with a "sleeper sec- posilion fo r a new two-year term providing new take# and cultinir ^ * ''’'P *" Strawberries gift St Christmas. mm m.r SU_ 4 ^ ____ V> __ V Netherlands against any coordi Beautiful nylon lac# tion" in a Defense Department di-i as head of the merged labor nrJ>! government spending. Search which calls itself the ' nation of .NATO, 8EATO and trim, tricot knit in recUve Issued Isst July S .s a ^ ^ g | ganizatlon. Meany has been in firm for U.S. helicopter in Philippines stravvbe^’ ^capital of the; the Baghdad Pacta. slips, half slips and GAO personnel "ordinarily will command of convention machin find* wreckage of Philippine air- " ery. pantie*. Slips are m liner missing since Tuesday with ^ FOR.MEK OinCTAL J.ULED . (Continued on Page Tljlrty-One) nine men atmard Vocational Agriculture Education proportioned lengths 1 Representatives o f the Distillery ^ Hartford, Dec. 12 (AN—The and assorted colors, Jim Kenney of . New Haven and ^ ‘® "‘ refftonjw W the former tax collector of Briatol Johnny Maio from Cranston. R. I . temperature recording was: wa# sentenced hi Superior Court elected co-captaIn# of Boston Uni- Y"* ’" ' " ’e than SLIPS, 82-4S today to from a year.and a day varsity’s football team. . . . Armv „ . . , $2.98 to $5.98 to, three year# In state prison, on If You Can Afford It-- iriveMtIgating report# some #oldiei s r,,®' >u“ naBer of the a charge . of embezzlement by shining bottom* of shoes on or- S «>'°"'®'-»A.*sn, termed publlr employe. He was John S. R W m D R Y (Ja, .. the cold a "s e v e re freeze: Fiitch H A L F SI.1P.S. S-.M-I.. Driscidl, 40. who helped himself Frozen switch at Norwalk de- to nearly $20,000 of the city $1.98 to $.3.98 j (Continued on Page Thirty-One) Stay in Bed Tomorrow I la.vs 12,000 commuter# on wa.v to fund# between 1953 or 1934. and TERRY work on New Haven Railroad IMAS BOX _____ the time of hi# arrest, last June, PANTIE.S, 5-S-7-S-9 trains. . . . Dwight Smith of New A levehr tw tu tt. M*M»' Twp.l*y*l f '■M l CANKTOi MT m’oording to ,\sst. .State's Atty. 11.00 to $.3.50 Watch It? Watch your step! Tomorrow’s the day vou’ll ! Haven elected to head Connecticut One Person Killed Douglas# B. Wright. •k e if. IS 4 * •dflot beard. Hide* 1 Uaique selealel ; Chapter ,of American Institute of KITCHEN s e t : w*wrt deer, untqM UKk plottls Wp ««b*«»tf« Identify Tomorrow’s Fridsy the 13th. forget to pick up that Ico*e change, when you drive over ; Architect.#. T l NISIA GETS AR.Ms pad (IdM. Cepper-seler afiaainvm, eeatwih. Cpppw-seler p Im Mih m , Beware of ice hidden .inder In Hotel Blast* Fire BEALTIFUL 9IE99] pea*«d eb^lnvex,. 912.9E 910.93: pellihMl, S9.9E the only 6-inch nail In the : New York City Transit Author- Tuni», Dec. 12 (Ab — President the snow. Steer clear of lad county, tip the ,?oIdfi.#li bowl j ity »a.vs subway strike costing city Habib Boiirguiba today confirm HA.VD-PRINTED Box Greenville. Tex., Dec. 12 (Ab A ; 98 Shown are Just a few of the West Bend line we earry. ders, bo extra careful with on .johnny’s homework —cr ! about $400,000 dally. . . . Subwa'v ed the arrival of the long-her- »2 MorSEWARES DEPARTMENT—LOWER STORE LE\T.L. sign that paper wltlimit read i strike leader savs his pregnant explosion thudded; aldrd shipment o f Egyptian E.MBROIDERED that mirror, glye ali black cals wife was roughed up bv man who "“Kb the 3-story Beckham Ho-; TABLECLOTHS a wide berth and go easy when ing the fine print. arniii for the Tunisian Army,. I claimed it was only sample of What ! *®*^ night and wga followed bv i 2 printed terrj’ kitchen tow. asked to pass the salt; And Friday’* th r la y o; all But he stresned hi# govern- ’* ' might happen if strike tohtlnue*. . Mubborn fil e. One body , ment's Intention to stay firmly 54x54 ...... $1.98 els and one terry apron or 3 Pillow Cases Tom orro»’’s the day when day* to remember NOT to be Dave Beck’s grand larcenv trial "'"® i In the Western ramp. "The terry kitchen towel*. 2 tr ly FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE the superstitious, if they ran too careful. For, if yov atop off life sidewalk to avoid that I expected to go h i„r .i'f luriM t^e r®g,,te^d^ was still! arm# have arrhed." he told his 54x70 ...... $2.98 potholders and I potholder Per Boxed $ 2 ’ 8 afford it, should stay In bed ladder, there Is sure lo be an today ,. . . Los AngelesAncele# G—m.'r,German .i "^iMing early toda,\. lieople In his iveekly broadcast plaque. Red, blue and pink. and either Just dream of the Carter, obliging antu' waiting lo help recorded for drilvery tonight. past or ponder the future. Shepard pdralyTed'bFbViil(^r after : -o^of f>le#te° Tex*’’# vi.e.t at th- u 54x80 ...... $3.98 Wide all over embroidered you on .voiir way. foilinring liquorlloiiAr storeRtor* holdup, Kesi/itiex I Celcst^, Tex., a gueEt at the Bourguiba #ald the- shipment The present is not for them. Colorful prints irf' floral, Other Terry Sets |L98 hems in two beautiful pat And if ,von happen to be Fre-nchrebch *«y»ay 78 Algerian,'klllcl Algerian* kl i on'the'Third” noo.'’' consisted of 3,000 rifles and mor terns. The luckless majority, .how-, . opening the door lust as ch# tars. fruits and novelty patterns. over, will have no choice about tattle near of Roknla m East -pliJce perlion, were ho.pltali»td A ll colors. ' 'carrier boy is ■ nia'king his Other Pillow Case Sets letting fa to pass them by. throw — remember it’s the Mr. MiiHr»d" wi*a {‘**i’li^** r'* •*, *"<1 other* were treated for cuts. ENVOYS a \ L T TALKS They will be at the mercy of a found bruises a'nd shock. Fifteen elderly Other printed cloths to 5S.98. 11.98. to 13.98 The J .W H A L ^ CORK 13th. dead after fire in her Bridgeport j men lived at the hotel, which also Geneva, 'b e c .'iz iW—U.S. Am- every waiting gremlin—espe The last Frtda.v the ISth baaaador .Alexis Johnson and cially those perched on their “““ *■ J J „ . 1 v’®" popular u-ith traveling men. an c h ester o m was in September.' If y.iu sur Seven hundred Mayville, N.Y., All the elderly were among those Wang Ping-Nan of Red China to LINGERtE DEPABT.MENT HALE’B DO»fE.STIC DEPARTinENT—MAIN FLOOR REAR M C H< ■heulders. M A IN FTXM>R CE.NTER “ vive tomorrow — you'll have families seek shelter in public accounted for. ‘ day adjourned their 2-day-old CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Utmorlea ans apt to ba until June to get ready for the buildings after main gas line Damage was estimated at be talka Indefinitely. The two en ahorter — to parking tickets next holiday of the cross-eyeil breaks . . . Canada, Denmark; and tween $300,000 and $400,000 by voys held their 78rd meeting and •ra likely to appear on yTur fates. Ths odds art short Norway agaea to. apentor imm- for tho flrat time alnce the talka aae nrladahiaUL enough. Thla 2-aeatad light plane eraahed br.to Uia roof of a Methodist church paraonag* in Naw Haven began adjonmnd without aettlpg pranlaa bn Cyprus. .(CMtinued on Pnga tklrty-OM ) during a snow storm this morning. (A P Photofax). . a data for another toMttog. V t