■ ■ . X ' ■ ^ i Vi». K ■ . '.. ■'>. ■ , ' ■ .\ / A J. ■./’ Artrafc Dtdly.Nei Prtw Run For the lA'cek EMed ISieWeatNcr i I" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2«, 19ftB Nov. 26, 1955 PAGE TWELVE illanrlirpBtrr lEopntng Herald Foreeast of U. B. Weather BiuUa 11,908 Cloudy, much colder, poooihla ing she wouM.continua to search, * 4 . Member of the Audit’ snow flurriea tonight and Tueoday. for Wimpy. ' Christmas Ch|b GENERAL Bureau of CIrdalatioii I»w tonight 26, -High Tuesday 26. At^utTowii Armstrong-Glarke Wedding \ ■ lUancheMter~-^A City of Village Charm Heard- Along Main-Streie) Await the Verdict T V S E R V IC E X M in OaU Bowen, daufhter of It la tntereeting to contemplate, Checks in Mail - ....' . III. I. I—otsis Mr. and Mra. BHerWood Bowen. 75 what might have happened if the' Days C4 DC A VOL. LXXV, NO. 49 (SIXTEEN PAGES) Demlng 8 t,’ waa recently pledged And on Some of Hanche$ter*» Side SireeU:, To\ local town clerk had not beeg . Checks ttrtgiing $670,000 were Nlghta DAsaPa Plus Parta MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955 . ‘ (Claaalfled 'AdrertiilaK ea Page ’14) PRICE n V E CENTS to Delta DclU Delta sorority at perusing an opinion, of the attor­ mailM today’ to 8,560 members of TEU JM l41M ;______’ ' ■ — Colby College. Wai^rville. Maine. ney genfral'a office on Public Ai6t ' 8be graduated from Manchester . Cold Revenge - So, he walked to near the sta Christmas clubs' at Manchester's The Ur.ie element is Important ing line and saw the 65 runnel 409, raffles and bazaars, on the |Ogh School last June. break away. Then—"this was th, morning after General Manager four financial Institutions. In seta of revenge. Crafty people Richard Martin had 'figured out And even before '-thlB bonanza Five Girls Manchester Auxiliary Police will watt until the object of their dls- ’’system to use"—he walked 4uick ]> home to get the car and head for^ that Dec. 12 was the right time to starts finding its wily. Into the I u ^ ‘target practice Monday night affections is unwa*’y or especially hold an election—if election is the HEARING AID a t the> indoor target range at vulnerable. They never set on the the East Cemetery entrance, where town's economy, new \lu b s for passion of the moment when the it Is usually jrasslble to get an Idea right word. Christmas '56 will be opehed. The ACCESSORIES Kill Matron Polios^ Headquarters, starting at who may be the winner. If the town clerk had not been 6:80 injury igniting their vindictiveness Savings Bank of Manchestbe. the takes place. That lacks finesse. But, “Zounds, what’s \hU'7” ruaing that opinion, the town Manchester T pist. Co., the 'Flrat On V, S, School A id MiHnben of the Manc;hester There- is as much difference be-- • A car was parked in the drive­ ighjt have gone right ahead and National Bank of Manchester apd North End Phormoey , \ Otunmupity Playen are nminded tw ^n that sudden, bumhllng way, effectively bottling up egrets [Bid the election—If that’s wha( the Savings and Loan Assn., InCvi 4 Depot Square—MI 9-4M5 In E scape Of the costume party tbnight In the method of retahation shd the or exit from the drive. And, stand­ iU call it—and we would be in the will open their clubs Monday. ^ American Degion Home, starting piscid, scheming method all there ing neatly trapped, was our same posttion as Hartford and a Denied by Official loV'of other communities, ^ Today, the Savings Bank mallCd^ . Akron, Ohio, Nov. 28 (A*)— with a potln^ supper at 7 o’clock. is between a meat axe and a stil- friend’i vehicle. out some $.320,000 to 3.700 deposi- letto blade, or crudity and taste. To make a long, frustrating artford arid the reat of . those, Deputies nabbed two of five Prises be’gwarded for the fol­ to^ns have held elecUoni which ttora; the Trust Co., $170,000 to lowing OoetumeSr Most humorous, People who have the self-posses­ story short, our racing fan found 2,500 depositors; the First Nation­ Washington, Nov, 28 (/P)— young’girls near Akron air­ sion to wait usually do other, more the woman driver who owned it, might l{e invalid, at least with re- ‘If He Feels Able’ most orildnal’ and, best depiction. al, $155,000 to 2,500 depositors; Neil McElroy, chairman of port today in the Sitermath Routine and peaceful, things the qsked her to move her car, tore up aprt't to the approval of some ap­ Memben ami their gueste are ex­ propriations, and maybe with re­ and the. Savings and Loan, $2,500 the White House Conference of an escape plot which cost pected to come in axcoitume de­ same way. So maybe the random to the Eiut Cemetery entrance— i i t e V S to 360 depositors. accusation flung at the custodian carefully observing the speed limit spect to the ra’ffles. EMER6ENCY on Education, said today he the life of an elderly matron picting a character in a, play or a Apd if the town had gone right / play itself, \ . s of a public building three weeks and stop signs cleverly placed to JURNER doesn’t believe there has been at the Summit County deten­ ago by one of the officials who slow the unwary—and leaped from ahead and held an election With ap­ tion home. Ruth Beichler, 17. Works on the second floor of that propriations questions and the raf­ any advance “stacking" the car. Gains Promotion among the 1,400 conference and Shirley Shingler, 15. were Trust Co. Offers building held more truth than the The first place runner was just fles question pn the same machine, accuser realized. going by Harrison St. and passed mayhe nobody would ever have no­ delegates for or against the taken into custody at a ries- ^irat .What he did not realize was that ticed i the difference- and maybe N, With Gray Firm heatedlj’ . controversial issue taurant near the airport, l^he Yule Present Idea he had piqued a man with the from view so quickly our usually somebody would. meticulous, calculating kind of placid acquaintance coulr not see No bne will ever know now that WILUAMSX of federal aid to schools. fifth girl, Mrs. Zelda De Cost, the number. James J. McMahon has been McElroy told a news conference, 16. intended to go to Colum­ mind we havb been talking about. the qitestiop haa been broiqfht up, named assistant secretary and aS' OIL SERVICR The Manchester Trust Co. Is In- The remark, ae borne out by evi­ It was aome time before our but It’k interesting to guess. in advance of the opening session bus to pick, Up some clothes, friend ascertained the winner and sistant treasurer of Gray Research tonight (7:30 p.m.) that such ■ troduetng a new idea for a Christ- dence this week, was not forgot­ And now the town clerk has gnd Development Co.,.Newland F they reported. mM gift—a savings gift certlA^ regVUned hla temper. asked the office of the attorney M 1.9-4S48 federal aid . will be an important V' ten. ith, vice president, announced topic but by no means “the only ‘/^Gettysburg, Pa„ Nov. 28 (/P)—-Republican CliKimum Leo­ which, is exclusive to this The accusation was that the cus­ general if the raffles business rCal- toSw- a. Any person may apply 'and todian had gone to the trouble of Hewqboy Delivers ly is an election. If it' isn’t an clec-< important question”^ before the Akron, Ohio, Nov. 28 (/P) nard W. Hall said today after a meeting with President Eisen­ —.chase a savings gift certifleate grafting an apple tree on the back A woman from Los Angeles tion in the sense that It conies Heswas previously chief account­ conference. — Five young girls car­ hower he now believes Eisenhower will seek a second terih for any amount which will be reg­ lawn of the public, bvildtng several visiting in Manchester had her within the requirement that there ant oKthe company., which is a N^tes Advance Accusations ried out a well rehearsed plan "if he feels he is able.” v X' istered in the name of the. recipient years ago so thatxwhen the tree hometown newspaper del vered to be one voting machine for each diyision^f The Gray Manufactur­ He said he had noted advance >the door one day. this week. .All 900 Voters, then mayoe the town ing Co., Hartford, McMahqn has accuaations that the conference to trick a gray haired matron Hall met reiJortera after holding witii the Chief Executive and also record the name of the blossomed, he couldx get his pic­ been associated with the company donor. ' . . ture In The Herald. \ . she had/to do was ask her Herald can put appropriations questions 9 ^ R.E.WANDELL had been “stacked in every dlrec- and escape from t!ie Summit the first all-out poUtipal conference Eisenhower has had since newsboy. ' on one set Of machines, One of alnci).1952. Ha was prevlousfy em­ ..-tlon" on the federal aid issue. / This certlAcate. deedrafed in a Surprisingly, it had '-happened ployed by Orkii)J[nc., Hartford Pre- County Detention Home last his Sept. 24 heart attack.' , ’ Christmas motif, is given or sent "Do you carry the Los Angeles them for each 900 voters, and “Personalty.” he said, “I don’t night. 'The tightly bound' ma­ just that way. The cuM^ian's raffles' - question on another set, cislpn Machine Gp., and the Hart­ Building know of its being stacked in any The national chairman said Eisenhower's second term plans to the person named, either by the face did appear In The . Herald, Mirror,” she asked him one af­ ford Special Machinery Co. tron iWas strangled to death were not discus.sed “as a specific situation” at their 46-minute bafik prior to Christmas, directly ternoon, as he was delivering the but not nearly so many machines. direction.” *He added that each NEIL Mcelroy uplifted iif a nimbus of nitiky- It will be interesting to see He makes hfs home In Wethers­ Contractor atate selected its delegates in its before help reached her. meeting, but he added he felt “very much encouraged” as a by the donor, or mailed. whlt^blossom and as bamuSM local newspaper, “No, Ma’m," he field and is a membeKpf Uic Weth­ Anyone can apply and purchase and a^ntly mystical as the face said, “butT 'll be glad to get it for what the attorney general says. RMidmtiol'Cofflmareiol bwtf way. t Early today two of the girls result of the meeting. > •Y------^...... you.” ersfield Lions Club an ^lm Corpus Emphasizing that there are. business men are Included in the walked Into police headquarters “I feel better about it (the Pfeg- one of these certlflcetes by tele­ of an Irish poet. Christ! Meh’s Club.' Alttrotionf-Ramodalinq 1,400 delegat s making up „ croav- phoning, writing, or sending in the The remwk went unheeded by .The boy related the incident that Common Sense IV other Hnportant problems to be and gave themselves up. An ac­ Idetit't ninning) after the hieet- We received a flaming mlsatye “Business Built On tackled, McElroy said that "per- section of the population for the quaintance and a brother of one of tng this morning," Ifal] said. Party /Leaders coupon which appears elsewhere in ail but one\>f those who heard It. night to his fither, and Pop‘took this week—typed almoat entirely in conference. this paper today. That one let the remark quiver over from there. He was In New Customer Satisfaction” hops the most stubborn of all is the girls had talked them Into the The Republican qh'airman calfte red Ink. Oinneen Studio how to find teachers that are The federal aid qt;estion is . due surrender. here this mornlnjg to give Eisen­ \ H is not necessary to be a de- and twitch on the hot coels bn the York the next day on huslhesa, and It went like this; ' ^idsitOT or customer of the bank floor of his mind. And early this while there, he did some for hit MRS. MAURICE ARMSTRONG HEARING AID Full Insurance Coverage needed. You caii vote taxes and for discussion, assigned a compara­ The victim of the escape was hower “a rundown on politics." Argue Ribicoff “Manchester Evenlnj^Herald: build a building with the money, tively minor spot on the program. Mrs. Eula Bonham; 59, who had Hall aald he expected mych to td\ntilii(s this new iMrvice. week, bn one cold morning when son. \ “Editor of Sense and Nonsense ACCESSORIES the accusing offtclat and other pf- Columbia, Nov. 26 (Special),— Veil of illusion fell from a band j Tel. MI 9-303.1 (but4/ it. takes 'years to train a But advance word from the states been a matron at the home for 16 depend on -late January physical He picked up a copy of the-L. A. Dept. qualified teacher.” „ years. Her body was found on the qxamlna^hs which are auBobsed flclals were hard at work In their -Mirror-gt the -Tlmea-'Square out-of- •’im^iy-aente'-though); Misa Jo-Aa Phyiiia /Clark^-naugh- embroider ed-,tolma tch. Jier.gown. _ A fletS :00 P.M . _ Flood Aid Plan - h - ■econb-jiiboil' bififlce of jiubtib ter of -Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. She. carried a tiny Colonial bou­ XX, Mirthera; 'ttOierli, teachera ’xytd’ (CouttHued ett' P'afe EtihtT' ttoor '6f the d'bi'rtmsFy;; she' had Ib ’aiibw wfi’e'ther‘ ElaeWhower^^ butWngr.-^l»elr-heetli*r-eyBtem re­ town ,xpewspaper _ stqnd and "Dear Ed: NoHfli End-Rkarmocy 82 Baldwin Road been found with cloth belts from .edvery’' from his heart attack is brought , \lt back to Manchester "Please don't taka offense'If 1 of Sunnyslopea, Sh'doni Rd., quet of White and pink sweetheart 4 Depot Square-aMl 9-4585 ' Manchester, (kmn; Hartford, Nov. 28 OD—Alt ad­ WMHISHTffiON fused to function. / ^cam e the bride of Joseph Chelsea roses on mother-of-pearl Bible the print hoilse dresses all the girls eomjife'te. ministration leader today asserted Downstairs and in the baaement His son subsequently, delivered it, am so personal as to calb you by wore. A washrag, soaked with 'Made S o Promises along with The Herald. your first name, but I don't know Armstrong, son of Mr. and M'rs. brought from Palestine. ammonia which the girls had been that a surtax propoaed by Oov. the temperature was a comfort­ Marcelle J. Barcomb .of Andqver, I The maid of honor’s gown was Halt said Enishowee made ’ho Abraham A. Ribicoff for flood Miums able 70-80. The Los Angeles reader was your last one. hoarding froni the cleaning duties, promises about running again; Porch CoIiHBns, Hand Rails, In the early afternoon, after the grateful and happy at bqing able “I thought this little quotation be this morning at St. Coluroba’a of cocktail length with light Benson Calls for Aid had been jammed into her mouth. Take Heed^/Admiral Byrd, Take Heed! “He didn’t aay yea and he didn't relief 14 -“fair frOm every point of to receive her home-town paper low worthy of being printed In your Church. The Rev. Jphn Honan of- bodice, full skirt, deep' neckline Becau^ Pipe Guard Rails ghimbling offitlala had Bnished delightful column, nope you feel flclaterl at the ceremony. Mrs. and, three quarter length sleeves Strangulation Death Cause he had said that Little'America ia the most peaceful spot In'the world due to the. kb- eay no.” The assertion came from Senata Uiere Is StillTime Before their day’s work and departed, However, Pop hopes she doesn't Coroner W. J. Plttenger said sence of women. Rear Adm. Richardrd E. By.-d . is .picketed by . pretty . . _g^rls______carrying^ placards . ______at Love Field,___ . But Hall offered aa hla “per­ radiator valvea began to whistle expect It dally, the sam e..“ Brian Minalga of Andover was or­ and American Beauty in color. She Leader Joseph S. Longo (D-Nor- Christmas "To whom It may concern: carried a colonial bouquet of pink THE AiiMY ANb NAVY death was caused by strangulation, Dallas. Tex. '.The famed polar explorer atopped over In Da'ilas enroute to the"Antarctic, and y^aa im­ sonal Qplnlont' the comment, that and pipes clattered now and then ganist and sololsta were Robert E. On Farm problems with suffocation as a possib)a ad­ mediately confronted by the girls who protested his “ anti-women” rymwka made before ha left Wash­ "I think he Will (run) if he feels wlch) aa the Finance Ooihmlttaa iu heat returned, wafting and ru ­ H'Impy Still Lost " ‘the greatest lesson that the Clarke, the bride’s brother, and chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids' opened a publlo heating on tha Good Book teaches is to be a per ditional cause. / ington. (AP Wirephoto). he's able.” rhethoda of raising the more than VALLEY WELDING CO. ing, -into the vacant office. Wimpy Is still lost. , Mrs. Alice Ray of Somerville, gowrui were similar to the maid of Mrs. Bonham, whose f^st mar­ And Hall - said he feels more Pkeae Obutonbiiry MtS S-9118 son who practices what he Mass., the bride’s cousin. honor’a with two in coral color and optimistic about the Preiidenfi $30,000,000 needed for flood re­ Wimpy is the black and. gray cat preaches.' ” two in pale pink. Washington, Nov, 28 (/P)—Secretary of Agriculture Benson riage ended in divorce y'ears ago, pairs and relief. ,i Boxed In—Foul! that had been the constant com- The bride was given in marriage had planned to be mayrted Thurs­ running that he did when they last can Today—CaU Cpttcct iOne tricky Mancheaterlte out-, It was signed "A. Nonimus." by her father and had as her at­ The brldcsmaida' flowers were B - l- N - G - O called upon agricultural economists and educators today to Lingo's contention was oaaailad paniort Of an 84-year-old invalid We agree tjiat this is a fine help farmers make correct production and marketing deci­ day to an Akron rubber worker. Cliurch Ba S' m e^'T hat was in Denver, two He Charge For Estimates smarted himself Thanksgiving woman until It strayed away and. tendants Miss Judy Ann Bailey of the same as the maid of honor’s. EVERY SAT. NIGHT^-NEW TIME 8:00 P.M. Everett Jones, 60. ^ wedka before Elseithbwer was immediattly by Republican Houaa day, aided by a thoughtless womafi messa’ge and cannot be repeated Columbia as maid of honor and At the recept.on held in Yeo­ sions in agriculture’s efforts to .solve current surplus and low iaring leader Norman K. Paraella who apparently, became lost, In the enough. It represents an Ideal of Merl Cain and lAargarct Nlcliol- stricken. driver. . ■ - snowfall last weekend. Miss Carol Scott, Newto nCenter, mans Hall Mrs. Clarke greeted the' COME ONE — COME ALL prjee problems. ^’v-n-n • Hall said the Preaidbnt demons told the committee: "Frankly, I human perfection. guests in a dress of slate blue son, both 15, we/e the pair who Three Wo eii! It seems our Clever (7) friend ■ The Herald ran a storv and an But, also, we rather like the in Mass.; Miss Catherine Mac Milian. Opening the department’s 33rd gave themselves up shortly after strated In their talk that he haS do not Ilka the Governor’s pro­ Uvea In a location not too far away advertisement early thla week Hampton; Miss Jane Loisclle, Uni­ peau de soie with pink acces.sories REFRESHMENTS annual agriculture outlook confer­ kept In close touch with 'splitical gram.” dicatlon of human frailty con­ and a corsage of- pink sweetheart Cancer (]iire Claim the escape. ' 'from the starting line, of the ,fa- publicizing the calt’a disappear. tained in the post script. versity of Connecticut and Mi.4s ence, the Secretary said farmers aVx acquaintance of the Cain For Race la s affairs during his Illness, m said ParseUa auggeated aa agataut mouB Road Race in a multiple ance^ but so far, Wimpy hasn't Jacqueline Daigneault of Willl- roses. Mrs. Barcomb wore a dress Wav on Arms Talk Elsenh.iwer has "a oonttnuUik In­ ior’a proposal to incraaaa IN MANCHESTER It goes: of purple velvet with pink acces­ are in a serious price-cost squeeze. girl foim ^hem , with Ruth Beich­ • t apartment building with a narrow turned up. (Editor’s note; In black Ink with mantlc, bridesmaids. “Farmera’ problems are very Made by Rusaiaus ler, 17, Shirley Shingler, 15, terest that goes beyond today^pr s by 10 per cent that abeeqa driveway. / John Carlson of Andover was sories and a corsage of talisman Erath, La., Nov. M (jp) — 'Die ITS MARLOW'S What haa turned up! however, the exception of P. S.) “P. S roses. real,” he said, “but they are work­ ahiverl^ w^.hout coats near a tomorrow. '\ '\ Mk into the adviaabOlty He figured, “Why take thb car la an outpouring of aympathy on I please excuse the red typing but best man. Ushering were Freder­ ing out o" their difficulties with , London, Nov. 28 \JP)—Mos­ restaurant. He advised all of them segregation issue flOrcd again to­ Asked if he experts Elsenhower at least some - of tha to see the start and contribute to ick Barcomb of Andover, brother The c'o/Uple left on an unan­ Vnited Nations, N.Y,, Noy, 28 (/P)—The U.N. Awembly’fi mey from the highway the part of those who r^ad of ihe I just found out how to change the nounced wedding trip with the fewer hardships than In any other cow radio claimed today Rus- to surr-mder and took them to the day ■ in rellglmu ranks following IrhportaatJ^jjUQBflU Committee began >to clear the wily today to announce hla plang one way or Far H m Oee and Only the traffic problem: and wliy- go cat's loss and what it means to Us color.)” of the bridegroom; Robert E; /-sis.ppa|:war period In history.’’ alan aclentiatf have developed Cain g’”l’s home, where lier broth­ the excommunitati— of three Ro- another after the J a n d m medical 'to the exact finUh line and get In owner. Clarke, the bride’s brother; Rob­ bride wearing an oxford'grey suit CUTS YOUR OR SHOVELS for a major debate-On di^rmament proposals rejected by thff checkup. Hell said thatti antlrely the crowd t" ------/ . We apologize to our A. Nonimus with /White accessories and talls- Nothing can be more important a medicine which cures can- • er gave them the same advice: r an Catholics tM- beating a woih- The owner's daughter. Mrs. Ed­ friend for not putting this in the ert Mann and .Cuyler Hutchinson, man^rose corsage. They will be at in such a period, Benson, said, than cer. En rout to police headquarters, Russians at Geneva and in Disarmament (’ommiasipn sessions up to the President. Annv'jis said B BEAUTYREST ward J. Butler of 36B St. Ames both of Andover. r,n leaciier wliiy instructed Negro here. The Unltejil States plana he doesn't attack much importance ngo and ParstUa agfUadf^ "Sense and Nonsense" column but hojfie to their friends after Dec. 5 UWN THE SNOVIf that farmers be supplied with ade-- The broadcast said it was a two of the girls balked, and left toot 'a state, bond issue should ha St., has Informed The Herald that mechanical considerations prevent The bride’s gown was of candle­ at their home on Erdoni Rd. quate, reliable economic informa- “compound prepajed from the the Car at a skating rink near end white children in the same pi-ess for comtplltee and Assembly to the timing of such an announce­ she received • telephone call from light satin appllqued with French approval of Pf-estdent Elsenhower’s, avoided and that the money frOm MATTRESS It. Both the bride and bridegroom tidn. I extracts of a flowering plant Rt. ;24. -■ classroom ment. ‘ ’ X. flood reljirf should come from / a couple who offered to replace lace and embrpidered with seed- ,are graduates of \Vindham High TORO The conference was attendeid by j found in the Caucasus which The fifth girl. Mrs.* Zelda De "open sky’’" plan for an exchanffe, Top Reds Held Ooafer on Vltar Issues ' that .X- Wimpy with a cat they had folind pearls and oriental sequins, with Bishop JuFes B. Jeanmard, head of aerial reconnalaaancr and de-: rent revem SIMMONS DON'T Home-firown Honey Wagons School. The' bridegroom is em­ “Power Handle” atate agriculture! extension serv­ treats’ cancerous growths by Cost, 16, had parted company with of the dipcese of LaFa,vctle tn Hall aald he touched on a num­ Both Isadara also ___ in September and cared for ever A heard along reader has taken' square neckline and long pointed ployed by the Hartford Machine ice economists from .48 states and' disintegrating them without southwest Louisiana, said the de­ fense blueprlnta with the Soviet ber of current issues in his talk to- BtUh^lenty «l wanr left In sincer------— 'mild exception ”lo our conclusion Slccyes^ prioce.ss atyle with skirt Union. It calls this the lirst step Using India on ^ cost mIghVexceed the sboea wbra bmagbt Here for Screw Co. and is an army veteran • Switches jn seconds Puerto Rico and ranking depart­ harming healthy tissues of the (Continued on Page Two) cree, his first in 38 years as a with Eisenhower—the fann and Sher- • W m t In BMt For Mrs. Butler said ahe was touched that the man who haa formed the ending Tn^chapel length train' Her of the Korean War. 14 ment economists and farm .yom- organism.’’ toward creating confidence that foreign situations, the 1956 con- OOO^estlmate g l W .^ the that expert lepnlring. by the offer but detlined It, say- from power lawn mow­ prelate, was aimed at three women covOiy committeOxheadad Only A^Dny" Honey Wagon Septic Tank Serv- modity expert*. , The broadcast said another wlio allegedly attacked the teach- would lead to controls, disarma­ ventlOtU and campaign, the OOP's million WORK DONE WHUJ5 ice drew his inspiration for the Storms er to snow shovel! »new drugi "haa successfully ment by stages and cventiisl pro­ H-Boml) Story man IbMpp. Theyxqsl Herald could have come from Man­ Held annually, the conference la er. '* financcA it might run $4 or‘< TOD WAIT ' firm name from the exotic East. chester. rather than from the designed tojgive extension workers curbd tubercular meningilit." Sleelers Pick Excommunication is the severest hibition of micleap weapo is. He didn’t quote Efaenhower on There is. he feels, aufficlcnt tra­ Orient." Are —Including county agricultural The drive for Assembly approv­ New Delhi, India, Nov. 28 -The these issues- but took occssioq .tq above the estimate. dition right here in Manchester for Manchester No tools need­ of punishments Issued by tb,e al will be in the face of the cold Longo said th at M\believ«d SA M Y U L Y E S Sincerely, ed. Just what agents—the best information the economy now close to capacity lev-’ Catholic Church. Any Catholic Un­ Hindustan Standard sSid. today swat at such Democratic leaders MARLOlfS the honey wagon. Predicted rrjeeption given' the plan by Sqyiet as New York Gov. Averell Harri-- that tiM Governor's faxin| FCRMTCRE D i^ . SHOE REPiURINO John Adatny of 197 Eldridge (signed) Jphn W. Adamy Date Book the doctor department haa with regard to els. we should not expect as much “^ynkiiown’ for der such an order is forbidden to leaders. Russia’s CommunL‘1 -party chief gram Is "th^ fairest vVay of OP THE BETITR KIND St. explains • - (Heard Along Ed. Note: With­ For This short a’nd ilonger-term proapecls gain over the next year as we have receive the sacraments. Including should have picked another time, maii who have been critical of ad- •Vadgetlt” ordered. for agriculture. had in the past year" confession, Holy Communion and Timed to Coincide with yprenen- rolnUtration foreign policy. care of this- tremenifeua cost’N.be- IS Maple St.—Across Prom Heard Along: out wishing to appear stubborn or tation of a U.S. reaoliijJmi on the place and occasion to announce cause; J ' "If you will go back In Man­ to engage in debate.. we wish to Tonight The openlqg session was devoted The Agriculture Department Bonus Choidle final rites. Serving notice, Jn effect, that First Nntloiial Parking Lot That Interpret The Wintfr! • chiefly to general economic condi­ The teacher, Mrk, Lula’ B. Orte- Elsenhower proposal/a U.S. Air the expibsion -of a hydrogen bomb the RSfubltcans. are rsady to fight 1. It taps no /Additional WSahes Of The Family chester’s history about 45 .years, point out that the term "honey Harvest dance, ’iHlks Home, 8 forecast yesterday that farm ^Iro- Force exhibit onZreconnaissance by. the Soviet Union. source and 2, ji dsecrlminatas you will find that before Manches­ wagon’’ or "honeywagon" is one tions at home and abroad. duction coats would continue at Philadelphia, NoV. 28'(g» — The man, .filed assault and battery fire. with lire. Hall said the Re­ p.m; charges agaih.st Mr*. Etta B. methods will he’’'shown to dele­ Nikita S. Khrushchev.,’now tour­ publicans will—if Democratic at­ against no one. / N’ ter became the tSty of Village of the rhore nearly respectable Tomorrow '— In a talk qn the domestic busi­ near record leyels next year, The Pittsburgh Steelers won the Na­ gates next Fpraay in the Carnegie ing India with Premier Nikolai Lorigo said tlu t he coujd »ot Charm, and when it Was referred epithets bestowed by GIs upon ob­ ness outlook, Nathan M. Koff.sky, department previously had predict­ tional Football League bonus Romero and bfrs. Lota B. Menard tacks continue—be forced to com­ JOHN B: BURKE Holy Hour at St. James’ Church, Seen whom she identified a.s two of the Endowme^'ror Peace building, Bulganin, announced the bomb teei pare the Democrats' record with ^ __ X ■ to as South Manchester or Che- jects foreign to their American ex­ 7:30 p.m. Today At department marketing specialist, ed farm prices may ayefage slight­ choice today and surprisingly in a speech .Saturday at Bangalore. (ContiaiM^ OB Page BgliD NINIRAl HOME neyville. it had honey wagons of perience. We Imagine Pacifle vet­ predicted further economic gains ly lower in 19,56. They already picked quarterback Gary Click, a assailants. The third woman in near th^U.N. headquarters. their own. There Is no question,, he ^'TEL. MI-S-41868 its own. erans, w6uld take exception to any . Thursday, Dec. 1 in the economy as a wholie next are down 25 per cent from po.stwar comparative unknown from Colo­ the attack was not named. Tl^'^olltlcal (kimmlltee had be- The Standard, a leading news­ declared, - that the public will sR- 87 EAST CENTER ST. “These were low-slung road- suggestion that the honey wagon Annual fair and supper of St. year. peaks. rado A. A M. College. The victim claimed , the .women to jd n an item expected to be dis­ paper in New Delhi and Calcutta, dorsr the administration's course. Mary’s Guild, St. Mary’s Church. altacjted her |asL week "in a said Khrushchev's use of an Indian AMBULANCE SERVICE hugging wagons drawn by horses has an exact Miuichcsler counter­ "Dver the pamt year there The gloomy report came on the Dan Rooney,. 23-yeai.oltl son of posed of .quickly before the dis­ He singled out Harriman more K with a lot of big barrels and flics. Home League annual Christmas Pittsburgh owner Art Rooney, Fhiirch yard while she w s enroiite armament discussions begin. Thir-' platform for the announcement than »ybody else for criticism and lUetiiis [OTH part even in the dim past of the been a-steady improvement in eco- eve of the .foUr-day meeting. was "III chosen . . . inappropriate "They would make their regular town’s history.) sale. Salvation Army Citadel, 1:30 'nomlc conditions which has spread In its look ahead, the department -fiHade the lucky draw for his fath- to recite a.ro.sary. ty-one countries- - 16 in the Afri- reporters asked if he ekpecls the WiruB ng of the Manchedtw'ltalian- colleictlons- every so often -on -tha p.m. team, Th« Steeleys w«i The Rev. Emery Lab llvttl KMtLiriI Jit in'I and 7^ ^ embarrassing to hIS Indian New -York Governor -to, be Demo-- economyr‘-satdi — , x------N 3 ” Anerim Sodet) Inc., will be held on November streets and alleys o^Manchester. ' ~ Hrt'p ‘i-ili RoUiitg------'---- Dec 2 an d ^______except agriculture,' he said, add- ,• “Thai general level of farm -costs fr^t of the three team* competing of Our Lady of Loiirde’s Church, America—joined in a resolution to j "**’’**■ ( cratic presidential nominee meat 26. 1955. at 8 P, for the purpose of aptHqintiiliR So you can see that J'"' Pennies have been rolling in to Spek anJ BiiStin ' presents “Sa­ ing: in\ this year's bonus .selection to said his policy was to teach cate­ postpone debate on France’pi ad-" The Standard’s statement was year. ' \ brina^ Fair,” Waddell School 8:15 chism to both wdilte ■ and Negro WINTER DENIES TAO a Steward/for the el suing year ending DM ^her wrote about in/iast Saturday’s Manchester banks in great volume "But with many sectors of the (Continued on Page Eight) make the out of the hat selei tion. mlniiitratlon of Morocco in view of the second time Russian leaders “Well, he's running pretty well," yi'ashingtoil, Nov. since The Herald earlier this week p.m. ' The f«yeen Bay PackepS’ and the students 1n the same classroom. Frencli-Moroccan negotiations now have drawn critical comment frqln Hall- replied. /.J 31, 1956 ^ Katurda.v, Dec. S The catechis'm is a book contain­ the Indian press qlnce they arrived Ne'vellst Kay Beyto- '7 ' anmourtced a shortage in coppers. C hic^X f;'''''^''’®''' 'V’bve the other underway to give thnt'Nnrth Afri­ Harrlmsn has eaid he would ac­ stein, of Darien, Cana,. Meml^ers are urged attend. ' So many piggy banks have been "Ela Christmas Shop and Kaffe partirip^ts in the annual bonus ing elementary J e s s o n s in the can xemvsps^imn siir-nne. more -Uian a week ago. .They. Were- cept-the nomination-~imt ~wttt ' not' WM Stuga," Emanuel Lutheran MA, affair. \ , founditions of Catholic reli­ criticized also Wlien they attacked campaign actively for It. At (he 459 Hartford Rd. — Ml 9-9944 broken and bureau drawers emp­ A Plumber*8 Dream rongly labeled her m Sed. then ARTllRt GREMMO. President Cliurch, 1:30 to 5 p.m. YOUR TORO HEADQUARTERS League (Iqiches and general gion. France, which announced Friday the West in a speech before the same time he has been doing a tied that the Manchester Trust managers weW scheduled.tq pick All catechism teaching stopped it would end an Assembly boycott Indian pi liament. ent right on Using Krr wrlUnga Co., acting as reservoir for iSiinday, I)ec. 4 good deal of speaking, jetatenienl- '' In Its antl-ComrounIst oversena a total of 37 colWe players, includ­ this week when Father Labbe after the Algerian dispute-wss re­ "Th^ Soviet leaders co.-*ie among making’ and politick conferring ixflNE PHARHACY Sartngs. Bank' and Sartngs and “Messiah" at the South Metho­ ing the bonus sel^tion. The-sesalort ' f moved from the agenda, planned a.s information program, ^ P E N ^ Ixian pennies as well as its own, dist Church. 7;30 p.m.' us on a goodwill mission,’’ the Meany Nears Success. called (or three ‘xTegular draft (Continued on Page Two) ’ it has before to boycott the Polit­ Standard said. "Whatever com­ Hall appeared more buoyant a^ - OPEN SUNDAY - was’able to sell $400 worth to a • Tuesday, Dec. IS rounds of the 30-rouniiJeague draft. ical Committee uhtll the Moroccan plaints they may have against DRIVER KILLED IN CRASa Hartford bank. ter today’s' meeting than reporter! North Haven, Nov. 28 0P>— Christmas Fair of Memorial The’ remaining 27 roUqds will be issue, is out of the way. other powefs are not any direct have seen him in many a day. ‘ i --R^.M. to 8 P.M. - However, with Christmas coming Temple. Pythian Sister, Odd ^ e l held at the annual NFl.'meeting iii - Tlie United-States and Biitam . Gwirge Prange. 28, ot, JJtfc on, the heed for pennies for mer­ \ •^Wafehung Ht., Moatclair, N. lows Hall, 2 p.m. On Merger of AFL-GIO Jahuary at I>os Angeles. meantime worked strenuou.sly be­ < ((’ontiniied on Page Eight) (fiontlnued on Page Eight). chants’ change is s^iU great. Sp Rooney, personnel director for hind the acenes.on three major di.s- was Injured tatajly today when keep thos'e pennies rolling in. Ihe Steelers, was- selected for the INews Tidbits putea: PBlesline Arjsb J cfpKce re­ an automobile he Waa' driving 2 DAYS ONLY ^SUNDAY: ^KKKKKKKKKm *. ■ —Anon. .(EDITOR'S NOTE; Al-'l. and. largely depend ’’bn ’Meany, tJie "drawing ’- job by Steeler ’Coach lief, aers, - skidded, State -Peitoe-oaldi -en Oin- Awards Prcseiitcd CIO' will merge next week Into n pudgy. 22.”)-pound, coldly practical Walt Kiesling, The bonus picking ^'ulled from AP Wires and the 'deadlock lielween the | Wllbiir Cross Parkway here and SALE opened the NFL’* early draft ses­ oierttirned three timee. Praaga etngle, powerful allianee of 16 mil- union^ veteran. Walter Reuther. Philippines and Yugoslavia for a NOVEMBER 28 and NOVEMIER 29 At Cub ,Mceling lien workers. Whnt.are the aims dynamic young head of the CIO sion, called to enable the American Securtty Council iieat, | Middle, Far East Push djed la New H av ^ Hoepital •ft ■ . ' of this group, aocially and pollt- has stepped aslde-and Meany. as pros tbs,, compete with Can'adian At least three serv-ice organiza­ Arab countries still sought to ; lirariy two hours after tha * I icnllyr Will It suereed? Can It the undl.sputed choired for jfres- I.«8gue teams for the top collegl-'-- tions reportedly decline Navy in­ convince the Americans and th e; 'ernsh. lie suffered bead and The monthly pack meeting of reconcile factions long at odds? . idenl of the new AKL-CIO,. wifi be ate grid talent. vitation to'furnish girls for' big British to include in their relief! Seen as New Red Mm other injuries. CTub Scout Pack No. 27 of St. The answers depend largely on one. America’s No. 1 1,-ibor chief. When ..Commissioner Bert Bell Navy dance - at Newpdrt brcaiise resolution demands tiiat I.irael re- Dry Cleaning Mary’s .Church was held last night man. George Meany. This first of He has tried to calm the fears announced the selection of the 23- beer* will be aeried . . Soviet | patriate hundred.-i of thou.sands of DEFIES SUBPOENA three nrtleles by a veteran Inbor • expres.sed by some' businessmen year-old Olick, the stir of surprise architect. who became Washington; Nov. $6 (ft --Aa- K Mianchester Messiah Chorus at the church hall. - target ofi^^ab refugees, and to extend the ; Washington, Nov. 28 .(A5 — A'x.seen by -American expecLs viewing gelo InrUo, a Chicago labor unloa ' reporter looks at Meany the man.) and politicians that the merged in the draft room Was quite official iriticism While he was relief rolls to 200,000 not now on j Preliminarypreliminary U.S, study pictures’pictures I the ’ wreckage of this year’s Geneva Awards were presented as fol­ union federation will become a audible. It had been expected that touring went straight down leader, did not appear to answer ^ FOURTH ANNUAL PRESENTATION Pittsburgh, badly in need of a the U N. rolls. 1 C^uununisl strategy for round two | conferences, mixes Up the plays like a subpoena today to testify at • Special lows: Bobcat pins .to John O’Brien By NOR.MAN W ALKER "giant , la'aor monopoly" .seeking part.v line in first public appear-: Until the refugee item is dealt of the .Cold War as this: Hold, the i a talented quarterback operating and Steven "Brown; wolf badge to New York. Nov. 28 Wi —George eventually to take over control of ance since his return to Moscow. . congressional invesllgiatioii 1 of '(Ckmtinjued on Page Two) line in Europe ami push steadily 1 behind a powerful line; uhiun welfare (dnds. Chatniuui, Jamea Reichelt; bear badge, .one Meany, erstwhile Bronx plumber,! the government. Foirr guinea pigs whlrh could (Continued on Page Eight) south In the Middle and Far East. [ The Kreihlin's combined lei^er- Douglas (D-III) announced ha 'gold arrow and one silver arrow to became head of ,he AFL three "To indicate that the united klU whole classroom of youngsters ------Sneh relentless downward pres-. ship- calling signals for Red China years ago. He quickly announced labor moveme.it will attempt to are being hunted in extraordinary would move at a later mrrttag.' James Prior: bear badge and one from the Ru.sao-Rcd Chihese and the Eaat Europe satellites as that the Senate Labor subdeiQ- PLAIN ' Cd 0 0 his primary aim- was to arrange horsewhip the rest- of the country Berlin Reds Detain I police operation at Exeter in Eng- 4 '|« ||- L L "empire, this study indicate.s, is-not I well as for the.Sovlet Union—ivlll, mlttee cite' Inclso for conteaspl golc( arrow to John McNichoJs: one a merger With the CTO. is a complete distortion of the J land . . More than 200 registered ’* ■ the-'kind that can be chei'ked .aole-l strengthen local Communist -paf- of Congress'. - golc| arrow and wolf badge to Ken­ It seemed sn impossible task. 7 facts.” says the blunt-spoken, 61- , mbbylsls have been invited to tes- yeai-old Meany. " Two (]ongi:essnien l/ill U ' 4 'I'm ,,,,*-, .''y f*.'’ " “policy of containment"; ties, tempt trade hungry counlrle.s CONDUCTOR ORGANIST ny Wichman: 2-year service pins r ( • • Jealousies and conflicts among nf.v during Senate study of possi- x-el 1V1I1*1 ilV ".<11*11 ffl. I such aa the Truman administra- with deals they want and need, ,S»:ES w a r THBra'V ’ to Mrs. Edna Christensen of Den rival unions and, t,heir_ .Iea.der.s had . "It^is .dedicated; not to predatorj^ f ^e- rJUbgcs 'in 10-ycru -old Lobby-- DRESSES ' ANDREW R. WATSON T and Mrs,. Mary McNichols of Den objective.!, but to serve as- a force " ------[ tion rtevtsed to diem in Soviet nilll-|r(—Atty. / endure 7'What will this formidable .when as a young man he wa.s lug­ McQiieeh, of Mullins', S. C. menacled cunxicis are tnuisported The'^ jury reacheil Its dScIsion af­ Russian Bear’s muscle and gfbwl fused to negotiate with the .West Gen. Brownell today aunouaoed' SUNDAY EVENINB, BICEMBER $ AT 7i» combination mean in terms of new ging hia plumber's wrenches The party Was held at pistol under heavy guard to new prisoit ter deliberating about tw'o hours —Soviet military might - and- the on German unity. After Geneva he has filed suit to praveBt MANCHESTER ATLANTIC inroads against employera, in or- around New York, point at the Russian War Memorial at Walpole . . . Informed source! Saturday night and several hours threat to use, it. Thjs was no- the, Russians declared German the proposed merger of Brawa ELECTRIC HEATERS ' ganlzlng more union, ipembers. in ThoHe were the days'' when center ;Jn Treptow. The .German in Eire^say they believe 'raid on', yesterday. Jury .Foreman. Joe C- wherA better demonstrated than Tha P^uMie Is Cordially Invitod to Aftond 1 influencing national politicsthe unity waa something the Germans 86oe Co. of St. Louis, Mo., aad LT.WOODeO. Meany’i Nvages were the- chief sup­ police contendea-'the visitors haU border; pqlice barracks was car­ Welborn said the jury balloted 9-3 in the last week’s news that Riiasla themselves .could . settle. Tfii* O. B. Kinney Co’, of Near Tartt Thla ad sponsored as m community service by The Manchester Trust Co. 51 BISSELL ST. -atated union objectives for the port ' for his, grandfather, hla violated the laws of the Ckimmu- ried out by new' underground or­ PRY CLEANERS $9.95 up •mergerf and 10t2 for acquittal before its haa exploded'* its biggest * H-bomb looked to'the West like a ait-tight City. Both rnnrniBa naiawfartBia HEUTINC OILS ganization operating' in aix coun­ type of nuclear, blast to date. 9 S W M 1 S S T . Anawera to theiq questiona (ConttaiMd oe Fege Seven) and -distrtbate shoea aad a a l^ - TEL. Ml 3.7254 Potterton's Phona Ml 3-1129 (ConttmiMp qn Elaven) ties of North Ireland.. (Ooattaoed OB Page Two)'- But the new Soviet strategy, as (OoattaiMd OB PagB Blevaa). ^ retaU ootMa of 1$0 CENTER STREET ■J- i'

.. c -X.- .-••V s ■i t' u . l'- w Jit. ‘XI. i..' i.) , . i /7 ''P i- MAl^CHtSTER EVENma HERALD. MANCHESTEB. OONW. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28,-.19W PAGBTWO ■ANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. IfAPrCRESTER, OONNw MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 196S -PAGE THRMI .... ■' anting In that chair (the defena* X ’ Akron. Police said the fifth, M fii chair) wRat.a thing like that . is. De Coit, was the wife of a fugUlve] Steelers^ Engaged Church B aus HEARING AID who had escaped f'ova a prison In When you are in trouMe like that Hebron/ Truman Denies Four Lose Lives ACCESSORIES West Virginia. She was arrested you know who your friends are. I Dubiel-Sharp W e(iding Utestihal Ailment Tied here last Nov. 25 In the hope she ^U n k n ow n ’ a w e Three Women knew when I had my case p ^ lUiberi.MHclieiR - Skellev Wiaters 52n^ Anniv(Efr8ary In Auto Accident would tell the whereabouts of her aented to an unbiased and unpreju­ Spouting Nixon Nortli End PhormcKy Kill Matron husband. ' . diced Jury I ’d get justice. , . I f I t ‘‘N ig h t t H HDtor” ' Involved In, Robbery For Race Bias hadn’t been for that man upstairs At t:l* 4 Depst S v a n —M I *^4MS Bonus Choice r. Marked by CUple To Abuse by Laxatives Wilson, N. C.. Nov. 28 m — An ' Shirley 3hlngler and Margaret and .my good friends— t don’t know ^ V j t "Eabeera Baaat” ■ ;U !:U automobile taking five 'students f Arthur Dnig Stirti Nicholson were put in the Insytu- / ____ Purple Prose In E scape (Conttaoad tram Paga^Oa#) ~ I just don’t think I could have W^e., "Three Mrlees la Ike Saa” back to th e'atadel Military Col­ K A ’A A A ▲ 4k A A Jb A ' i tlon dfter they rsn away from (Oontlntied from Page Cae) held up sometimes.” rie i "neerH asadi” la 'Tech. Hebron, N ov:'18 (8pecW )—Th^ ''' - By FRANK CAREY 'Series o f patients, "each, of whom lege In Chafleston: S. C, from the home several time*. Merl Cain was AP Science Reporter said h* waa infonnad of mora ' He and two other ex-convlcts KA8V FBER PABRINjU 52nd wedfUng smnivenerj^ of H r. Los Angeles, Nov. .28 (ffV—-The had ingested Irritant cathartics' Army-Navy football game collided Involved In the knifepoint robbery first line q\iarterback, would grab daily for at least 20 years.” - < (OontiBued froin\P»f# 0 " « ) threat! of violenca If th* races who later died In gangland alay- and Mri. Clarence P. Rathbun, df Los Angeles Examiner today Boston. Nov. 29 (JB—Dortors were with another car-yesterday. Four of a man’s- wallet. Ruth Beichler Miohigan State’! Earl Moirall, or Approximately 4,000 doctors are were not aagregat^ 4ngs-r-Tincy Eggleston and Cecil Hebron-BoUon Rd., waa qbaerved quotes one of Its, rfporters a* say­ advised today to be on the alert persons %ere killed — tWo of the developing pi# other* as soon Vw they left was brought here from the Girls possibly Ohio Slate’S ' great expected to attend the 4-day an­ students and two men in the other Industrial School at Delaware, Bishop Jaanmard warned an- Green—went to the Clark home on Thankigivlng day at the home ing fromer President Harry S. for an Intestinal ailment linked nual session which, the AM A says, PRINTING- th# detention home. \ . pther act of violence would prompt for what he thought was to be a car. Four persons were injured. Today Sharon MIeuis. 16, of Ohio, to testify in the trial of a running back Howard (Hopalong) Truman said yesterday of Vice with abuse of certain laxatives lest la designed "to- provide the family him to cloaa Our Lady o f Lourdaa. robbery. Eggleston shot Clark, and ot their eon and daughter-in-law, The North Carolina highway Bartirton, told' police Yhat last man accused of contributing to her Cassady. President Richard Nixon: - it be mistaken lor even more seri­ doctor Iwlth. the best solution for i« r Uluit Interpret The And ha. ad d ^ anyone alae who told Huggins that'Mrs: Clark had Mr. and Mre. Gordon Rathbuii, of patrol blamed the driver of the Saturday she pretended 'V delinquency. Click, a native of 1-a Porte, “ I don’t even want to discuss ous conditions. hts day-lo-d*y medical problems.” other car. Patrolman W. C. Jack- Withes Of The Ptmily Three days ago, Merl Cain and threatened violence or Interfered offered to pay for the job. Later, Hebron. that ------.•------— ------. Two University of Buffalo phyel*' matron while the five ^ I s re­ Colo., just outside Fort Collins, with the function* of the church Televised yOn Color ■ aon aald a civr driyen by David hearsed their escape altemp\. They Ruth Beichler. were given a special Huggins saw Eggleston collect It waa a quiet occasion as Mr*. Don’t even mention his name to clans said people s^ho upe'certain played four years of Navy football would be automatically excom­ Scienlifir lectures, panel discus­ Clinton Robinaon of Leland: N. C., (grabbed her and bound he^ She pa.iv so they could spend Thanks­ 86,(Xra from a man and a woman Rathbun, gtieat of honor, haa had me." strong ' ’Irritant” cathartica for JOHN B. BURKE before selecting Colorado A * M municated without' further notice. sions, and surgical operations crashed into- the. riudents’ vehicle. said that although she helped In giving with thetr relatives. who he tentatively identified ' Bomewhat ill health recently, and The Los'Angeles Times' quote* prolonged periods of time can de­ as his alma rhater. 'hie 6-1. 192- The excommunication degree Mrs. Clark. televised In color are among the In addition to Robinson, others FUNERAL HOME the rehearsal, she had no inten­ pounder started out a* a fullback. haa been under hospital treatment Trurnsn;-"! don’t like the ----- velop tKe condition and that doc­ Items 6n the program, and the killed were Richard P. Cardwell, will atand, the Blahqp eald, until Mrs. Clark's attorney, Tackett, .fca:,. ^ :----- and I don’t tors should keep it th mind not TEL. Mi-s-eaes tion of joining the flight. This'' year, however, he was thoee under punishment ’’have re­ to some extent. A M A ’s policy-making house of 20, the Citadel; Ivan G. Prikals, 1 HERM'S From/our othcr.girls left behind sivltched to quarterback wheh teatifted that Huggins told him Mr. and Mre. Rathbun .were care who knows Itl’l alone for its own potential harmful- delegates will hold concurrent ses­ 18. Seabrook, n ; j ., and L.eon C. \X W KAftT OBNTEK ST# Shopping Season paired the scandal- they haVe last spring that Mrs. Clark had But Truman, who arrived here ness but also for this reason: CAMERA AND FROTO 8B0F ' In the domltory, police learned Uic Coach Bob Davis found himself’ In caused the church.” married In Hartford on Thankaglv- sions- Jankina, 22, of Bomerville. N. J. AMBUUiNOB 8BEVICB escapees got the matron to unlocR. nothing to do wiU* the slayings. yesterday, denied making the .^Marked by Intestines In another scientific a x h i b i t Cardwell was the son of Brig. IN-NASRIFT ARMS STORK need of a single' easier. The action was the secoitd taken Ing day, 1903. They have seven their door by asking her to bring Gels Good Start Another defense witness testified Btateme'nta. A spokesman at the It.la marked by rhangea in both prepared for the meetlnjl. a team' ItlS Mala St. MI. 8-1lir Klealing admitted that Click against Louisiana Catholics vvho children, three of whom. Me*. An­ Gen. E. F. Cardwell^ commander them a scarf one had left down­ ahe was attending s funeral at the Beverly Hills home of oilman Ed­ the .large and amall intestines o f doctors of the Metropolitan Life of the 40th Anti-Aircraft Dlvialon aatsai Was. not-aqlccled for his pa.ising Bisdfnrd Banhrsch Photo. have balked at the church’s stand derson, Clarence 'V., and Obrdon time o f the alleged payoff. win Pauley, where Truman is stay, which, under X-ray examination, Insurance Co. present •'^ulta of in the Far.Eaat. stairs. The Christmas season haa ability but rather for hi* all-round Gail Perry Todd of abolishing segregation. Rathbun, live in Hebron. V ’TI in'g, quoted the ex.-Presidenf as could falsely suggest the presence new research into the longevity of Three others riding with Card- When the matrdn entered the strength, e.speclally, on defense. Archbishop Joseph Francis The state sought to prove ahe The other children are Mrs. startirted with a bang,” Saul Levine, saying he "wobld never speak in of such diseases as ulcerative coll- persons with mental and personal­ well and Prikals yfere hospitalized, dormitory, the five attacked her rman of the retair merchants .Click was first' In the National Mr. and Mr*. Albert 3, Todd, 379 engineered her eetranged hus­ NeM'ton Ailing of Wethe'rafleld, § & j t chmr Rununel o f New Orleans suspended any such way of anybody holding Ha, enteritis, or even Intestinal ity disorders. - two -In critical/ condition. They and bore her to the floor where division of the Chamber of Coni- League last year In pass Intercep­ Porter St., announce the engage­ services at the St. Cecilia Mission band’s death to get his large Mra. George Sheffield of West tuberculosis. R.E.WANDELV they ^und her,..The belts were t l ^ tions and ranked fifth In total of­ estate. Hartford, Mre. Sidney HaU of the office of Vice President.” Dr. William P. Shepard and two were Hlne TrtimmeM. 20, Sea- merM, said today -In discussing ment of their daughter. Gall Perry in Jeeult Bend, La., O ct 2, after (Quoted at Airport Therefore, advised Doctors Nor­ so tightly that another attendant, fense In 1954 with, 1.269 yards. He Manafleld and Mra. Earl Prout of colleagues report that a recent brook, N. Roger Evan* Salis­ Satuiuay store sales. ToW, to Paul Bourne‘ Luken*. son white perishlonera refueed to al­ Clark cut his widow off with $10 Lunsh Date Tuesday Both newspapers eald the quotes man Heilbrun and Charles Bern­ Building Dorothy Mftso'h, was unable to wa.i only 16th In the nation in of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Lukens, in his will, leaving the bulk.of hi* Portland. Mrs. Rathbun In the for- aurvey of numerous life insurance bury. 21- Spokane, Waah., and He ilald the shopping rush seems low a Negro prleat to say Mass. were TYuman’a response at th# air­ stein, patients In whom X-ray find­ Dayld W. Reull, 18, Camda'n, N. J. .loosen them. A male attendant, pas.ilng last year. 135 Murray St., Meriden. estate to charity. Nearly all. of, it Businessmen’s hincheona \jner Annie Bjorkland of Hartford. companlea from 1935 to,. 1950 Palph Roebuck, 29, finally cut the to haveXstarted a little earlier than The Archbishop had appointed port wh^n reporter# asked what ings suggest outright- Inflamma­ 'The ' patrolman said Ottoway Contractor usual. \He felt It looked now as Click, who came highly recom­ Miss Todd graduated from Man­ la rich oil and g u holdings in New deserve (and get) our special TOe Rathbuns have lived nearly all tory disease of the intestinal area showed the following: / belt* with “■ knife. \ mended from the Stcelcrs’ 'West the Rev. Gerald Lewi* of 8t. Mexico. attention. ’Try our their marriedllfe In Hebron, where his reaction would be to Nixon be­ Insurance applicanta who re­ TaIIe.v, 18, alao of Somerville, waa RtsidoHfioLComiwiwc iil' though this might be a record year chester High School In 1953 and Augustin’s Seminary at Bay St. coming the 1956 Republican candi­ should first be questioned a* to, riding 'With Robinaon and Jenkins Roebuck heard the sbuffle over­ Coast o'jservers, kicks extra points attended the University of Con­ Mr. RaUibunflta auccessfully oper­ covered from relatively mild pay- head while he was supervising a in retail sales for local mercdiaiit*. Louis, Mias., to say Mass for the Clark’s estate was estimated at date for President. whether they had used strong and suffered a broken foot. AlfproHeiis-RenietMleg A favorable fact, he said, Is that and field goals and also Is rated a necticut. She Is a member of $750,000. ated a farm. , Irritant” cathartics for long choheurosea had a lurvtVal rate Given OnC.O.D. Deliveries group of 29 boy Inmates as they better lhah average punter. KleS- small mission south of New Or- G oIcIm Rrown' Rehtms to College The spokesman quoted^ Truman after recovery only alightly below Th* accident occurred about 5 “Businem BuiltOn < customers have a full week just Kappa Alpha ’iTieta sorority. Lu­ leana ■ . as saying he aald instead: “ You periods. a.m. four miles south of Wilson on watched television In a recreation ling said he has been told that kens graduated from Meriden Mrs. Johnni Bishop, daughter of that of itandard .Insurance risks. Cifstomer SatisfRction’* room. He t^und the five girls before Christmas Ih which to shop, Father , Lewis said three men Chickon Croqutttos know hoW I feel so don’t talk to If such is the case, they U.S, 117. '* • Click. 1.1 the uesl defensive college High School in 1952 and Is now a Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bishop, of And,, even in t'ha case of Insured crawling out the sniaahed window, rather than\a split week; He met him before he arrived at the me about Mr. Nixon.” ' indicated, treatment then eouleMIe.' thought, given good weather, this back In the nation. \ senior at the yntverslty o f Con­ Frirasaee sauce, potato, fresh the Bishop General Store here, re­ dii'ected towards eliminating the persons u-ho had recovered from Full Insunince Coveraft - b itte d not chase them; fearing the church. Trum an'arrived by plane from sevefre mental illness, survivorship might be the best eijri.itmaa yet ' . Explmns' C'hofoe necticut. He Is a member of. Sigma ’They were very polite,” he said.' garden vegetable, freshly baked turned today to her atudle* at the cathartic cauie of the ailment In­ hoys would try to escape, too. Klcslmg explained he passed up rolls and butter. 'Virginia Inter-Mont College, where Seattle to address a $100-s-plate compared "not too unfavorably*' Wa SpedallB* Ir Tel. MI 9-3033 ^ * Investigation showed the girls from the merchant* point of view. Chi Alpha fraternity. ‘They informed me that a Negro stead of incorrectly treating for a MorrallXand Cassady because he A spmmer wedding is planned.* S T A T E O ahe is In her. freshman year. She banquet tonight to raise funds for more serious condition, . ! with standard, their report sayi. had taken Miss Bonham’s keys and Levine say# he has received in­ could not Say Maas for a white the Truman library, now under WOMIN'S DRiSSES After 5:p0 P. M. RANGE & FUEL OIL formation that the area Is enjoying was iatisfled w^h his offensive congregation.” , spent the holidays With her parents The Buffalo doctors tell'about 82 Baldwin Road tried to use them ^o unlock a first- en’s- gym class, 7:30 p.m.; Wom­ TO D A Y and CobL construction at Independence, Mo. EX-TBAOHEB DIES AT 5S ' Slxa* I8H to floor door In the hpmfe. A key a b'e'’l<’<* of near full employment, quarterback, .^tnuny Finks. He ' Father Lewis said two uni­ From here. She enjoys her college' it in a scientiflo exhibit prepared Manchester, Conn.. added also that Ke expected big en's plunge period, 8:30 p.m. work but as It . la so far from her Reporters also asked Truman if for the citnicil meeting of the Qtamford, Nov. 28 -r- Mr*. M ft N OUTLET broke off In the lock, however, and and this Ijas made. It difficult for formed men whom he be­ TUESDAY SP.M. he had any comment on the .Den­ store ownefs to secure .enough John I.atn'pr of Notre Dame and TuiMday \ home ahe plans tp transfer td'the American Medical Assn.,' '(AM A) Irm a Cunningham Van Smlrren, the girl* rah to the basement lieved to be policemen were Mia ' “ ver speech Saturday night by Gov. 80S Baat Middle TarRplk* part-time help to stp/f retail out­ John (Tameron,. \another hard East Sid#' ReC.: Businessmen's ■Women’s College In New London which opens on Tuesday. 5 5 ,'a former New Canaan High whdre they grabbed a shovel and among the group at the G. Mennen Williams of Michigan in OpM Dally t A. $L to • P. M. The BOLAND OIL CO. broke the window. lets for the Christmas rush. rmming halfback to\be out of the Basketball,, 6 p.m.; Boys’ bowling. church. The FBI recently com­ LUCY 8 5 ^ In ' February. They describe X-ray findings in a School teacher, died jrastej-day. Read Herald Advf. But, since everyone seems to be service in time for the 1956 seataon. 6 p.m.; Boxing, 7 p.m-:,. Weight Observe Holiday which Williams attacked Adlai Ste­ The other girls In the domltory pleted an Investigation on whether venson’s plea that the Democrats working, this meah* that more peo­ Click led Colorado\a A M to Uftlng. 1':30 p.m.- GALLANT said the five had been rehearsing police coerced Father Lewis, pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Por­ use a ’’moderate” approach to na- th* escape for some time and had ple have more money to buy pres- the Skyline Conferencit champlonr Community Y: Junior Basket­ venting him from saying Mass: ■ a* ■ ■■oinsvtoin ter ate turkey Thursday at the TBriinfnTOiintmiwin'ifffniiniiriffaifiiiTininiinwiiiniMwiiTiiTiniiiiiiiTiinMitiimmwiiiimirimMiiiiiimmiinmirw r iniriilinnirianoiiniMinnmaiMimiiniifflinwiinii iiiiiti i H iia a a n i i [ejlts. Thus, while this situation ship his year, capping his per ball League, 6 p.m.; Boxing, f '30 WinAKD .tlonal Issues. The Governor aald threatened to kill them If they told Results of the probe have not be^n hoihe of their, 'ion, ' Lt. Colonel Democrats would be ’’guilty o f the -'’flcave* the merchants thankful, It formance by scoringX all the p.m : Model Airplane Club, 7 p.m.; revealed. Howard E. Pdrter and his wife. anyone. The ammonia had been cor reuyisiwi most craven cowardice” If-they al­ ■'X lected in a cold Cream jar. also poses a problem. points #s A A M whippea Colocado Cheer Leaders, 6:30 p.m.; and A group of parishioners at the Dr. and Mra. Charles M. Lar- Verim Pholo Saturday, sales seemed to have of the Big Seven Conference 10-0 Jesuit Bend Mission forined a " • P L U S # " " J O H R iO lf S comb had as holiday guests Mr. MRS. FRANK DUBIEL lowed the presidential campaign to TOe two girls who surrendered Cooking 6;30 p.m. "degenerate into a aplneleas and been the best for any day of the last Saturday. A A M had its fin­ West Side Rec: Midget Basket­ Citizens Council contending the and Jdra. Nathan . lYippcr of kt the police station said a boy self-defeating formality.” ■■ they knew convinced them, they year, Levine added', and were a est season in six years In 1955. ball League, 6 p.m.; Girls' Basket- Archbishop wa.i trying to make GrqtOn and Miss Rita Trahan of Miss Helen Marie Sharp, daugh-y TTie mother of the bride chose a Keith's Suggests: Shop Early For The Important Gifts •.blMHlM give op. 'Riey- eald the .boy ‘‘.pleasant -aurjiriise.!.’ .He w W h? .. .Click, an. airrconfereiwe-iiMAfteic-, them , abandon lifelong traditions. Dahlelson. . Dr. Larcomb.. who. Dior ..blue, gown of lace and nylon Truman said with a grin: 'T h at’s ■baH'-S'-p^in.-...-v- ■ -taadaurk icr of Mr.,atid Mrs. W alter Sharp gpdd: 'That’S lh*‘ w'ay 'Denidcrala had a car and dropped them off at haa heard other communities also back,' bucked over from the one - W«dii#fMUly ■ w :Citl2ens council* are groups 4arHM«r ieachea English at .the Lebanon tulle over taffeta, and the mother a- hamburger atand near the sta­ noted an early start war evldentljl and booted a 22-yard field goal In formed with the purpose of aiding AauricMa'’ High School, waa among Hebron of 36 OtiodWin St., became the of th'e bridegroom, an' aquamarine are. They have opinions and they - East Side Rec: IntermetUate speak their minds." being made on the Christmas shop­ AftM ’s first victory over Colorado In the maintenance of segregation. teachers who were home for the bride of Frank Dubiel, -son of Mr. dress. Both mothers had corsages tion. Basketball League. 6 p.m.; Tum­ Spoke for Library Four o f 'the escapees were from ping program by customers. at.Fort Collins since 1933. Archbishop . Rummet claimed Ixieated ',4 Mile off Oakland holidays. Charles, son of the^^Lar- and*Mrk^ John Dubiel of 480 HlHs- of pink rosea. bling, 6 p.m.; Model Airplane The former Pro'ldent spoke at San Francisco and Detroit, |led Club, 6 p.m.; Men’s Handball, 7:30 there was a shortage of priests. He Street on Tolland Turnpike / combs, waa also home for^.tne oc­ town Rd..' Saturday afternoon at 2 Immediately following the cere­ Keith's Have Carried The Famous In the league standings, tosse has not restored servtcea at Jesuit casion. y .. a Seattle dinner Saturday, night to p.m. _ , ■ o’clock at Concordia Lutheran mony a reception for 200 guests raise funds for the library to house Barcelounger For Years . . Bringing coin to see which team rnade Community Y': Senior Citizens Bend. Stocking. Sought Church. The double-ring cere­ waa held at the British-American # • m w w first pick in the regular draft. ' Donations of old nylon stockings his papers and other documents. Manchester The Relaxing Comfort Club, 1:30 p.m.; Intermediate Bds- mony wa,s performed by the pas­ Club. For traveling on a wedding He is scheduled to appear at a The 49er)i won and selected Moiv will be welcomed for use of the tor, the Rev. Erich O. Brandt. trip to New York, Canada and Only Barcelounger Offers! Fiah to rail, the brilliant quarterback oT kethall I-eague. ,6 p m.: Clark Widow Free N A P Time 4-H Club, to help the third dinner In San Francisco to­ 6:30 p.m.; Baton Twirling, 6:30 Robert Gordon bf this town, solo­ Vermont, the bride chose a brown morrow. . Rose-Bowl-bound Michigan State’s' members in making Christmas acetate and rayoi. dress with Choose Yours Early . . For Christ­ p.m. - , j , ist, sang ” 0 Promise Me.” . "Be- Pauley said about half of the multiple offense. Morrall, among Of Kill-Pay Change dolls for children who want dolls. matching hat, honey-colored shoes mas Qelivery, Liberal Budget Terms m f s T H A S CLUB the first 10 in the nation this year West Side Rec: Grades 5 and ® The stbekings may be left with cau.se” and” The Lord’s Prayer.” sum needed for the institution has •ance, 6 p.m.; Archcry for inter­ The church was decorated with and handbag, and a white orchid been raised. More than 1,000 per­ In total offcn.se, Recounted for 1,047 Miss Joan Hewitt, or with their corsage. A fter Dec. 3 the couple Ceh\Eeiily Be Arranged, mediates and adults, ,8 p.m. / leader, Mrs. Raymond Davis of palms and flowers. ' 1 sona are expected to attend the yards on 115 plays, evenly divided (OooUnned from A g e One) will be S t home on Silver Lane, Save (iet bewcen passing and running. He AmSton Lake. Given In marriage by her father, I dinner tonight, he added. The li­ East Hartford. brary, when completed; will/ be 50c a week ,..$ 25 is the nation's leading punter with fina' vote. Another ^ r o r said the Christmas Fair the bride had as her maid of hon­ a 42.9 yard average. ulo carries gained 9.’>8 yards for the mansion. / H. T. Dickinson & Co. Inc. Santa Claus will, of course, be on best man for hla brother, and ush­ The - maid of honor received $.'5.00 a week ,. .$2.10 Big Ten champions. Cn.ssady, poMmnster H. Cmn Grant said A rifle was found 10 feet from hand. ers were Walter Sharp, brother of crystal* and the flower girl, a gold V typical Midwest power runner, today \all 85 part-time postal em- Clark's body but a verdict of aut- Gueat Speakers the bride, and Clifford Adamy, locket and bracelet, ’fbe best man $10.00 a week ,. . $50.0 also Is high \ip on the nation's list ployca\who will help speed the clde was returned. The verdict was Mr. and Mrs. H. Pothurst, vis­ cousin of the bride, both Of Man­ and 'ushers received wallets. Christmas mail have now ^ c n for total offense. He scored 222 changed to murder after a bullet itors from the Netherlands, were chester. '• MARLOW'S points In his three-year varsity hired add will work Dec. 16 and 17. was foun,d in the floor weeks later. guest speakers last evening at And Other Fine Stores t's Easy to Save at the “One Stop Bank” Although tncomihg mail is the The bride was attired In an em­ career, Including 15 touchdowns 'rhe state,, which asked a life the meeting of the Pilgrim Fel­ broidered nylon tulle goivn of At Keith's You'll Find Every Stylo .Made this, seaso-n. highest iW history at this time of lowship' group at the Hebron Air Force Group OFEN MONDAYS' year, he/Wid the number of part- sentence for Mrs. Clark, built it* satin, fashioned with fitted bodice; MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY ^ The {Philadelphia Eagles then case around statements of an ex- Congregational Church. Fellow­ tapering sleeves and portait neckr By-Barcalounger . . In A Tremendous time emmoyes will be sllghtl" ship members come from both the JO* u m c E : bM Main St. MEMBER FDIC NORTH BRANCH: IS N. Main M came-up with Bob Pellegrini. Uni­ smaller than in some recent year* convlct, Harry Huggins, who Is line. Her bouffant skirt extend­ Plaus Dance Here UNTIL CHRISTMAS Choice of Colors And Covers Suitable versity of Maryland cedler. Pelle Hebron and Gilead churches. This decr«mse was made possibl under a murder indictment In the ed into a cathedral train, and her grini. a 6-3, 225-pound native of .slaying. Clothe* Collected For Every Home. We Have Them In Love­ when permission was given for Hebron Elementary School pUr flngei tip Imported illusion veil fell The Air Force Reserve Women's Yate.sboio, Pa., is rated by the Mrs. Clark, w h o married Clark front a queen's crown with sprays ly Tapestries, In Smart, Durable Plastic, regular emjiloyes to work pils collected six boxes of clothing Auxiliary .will hold-a dinner dance experts as one of the finest all- in 1951, said in a telephone Inter­ of sequins and pearls. ‘ She car­ time. I last week for the needy of Korea In Nylons j . And Plastic And Nylooy around 'Centers in college football. '.'Outgoing mail.” added Grant, view after the verdict that it was ^anek at the Manchester Country Club r ie d '! Bible, with a white orchid The Eagles afe counting on Pellc- "just like putting a coat off.” and other countries, under the OLIIE'S at a loss foe an explanation, ’ is auspices of ‘the Children's Federa­ marker. Friday evening. Dec. 2. Combinations . . In A Wide Price Rang« grihi possibly to take the place about normal for this time of year, she added: of the slowed-up veteran. Chuck tion drive, as already mentioned. The maid of honor chose a floor- Mrs. Phllij) I. Holway of Coven­ To Suit Every Budget. This Year Give Tni however." i "Nobody knows except the one \ 277 BRO AD Ml-^1124 length gown of amethyst nylon try commandette of the Auxiliary, A U TO BODY Bcdnarlk. But, he expected outgoing mail SALE8. and Gift Of Comfort /A Barcalounger!/ Other Picks Manchester Evening Herald He­ tulle and velveteen, designed with will introduce the staffs of the * W ELD IN G to increase soon, he said. T E L £ V I *S I 0 N RADIO SERVrCfi pickup skirt caught., with dainty / 'The rest of the first round went bron correspondent. Miss Susan 9057th Air Reserve Group and the AUTO iODY and thi.e way: lOHN H HARRIS piesents Pendleton, telephone: Af'adrmv amethyst flowers. She also wore a Hartford Air Reserve Center. it Pltlaburgri grabbed Art Davis. Anmial VDiiinciv' i 8-3454. matching hat and mitts in nylon in charge of the arrangements FENDER REPAIRS ChaaacI 8, Mew Uavea, Coaa. S:3# ( 5-22> HOWARD’ MARLOW tulle and velveteen and carried a is Mrs. Robert H. Starkel, 40 Mi.KSi.isippl State halfback: the ChaBB'el IB Harifurd. Coaa. CHESTRA —Nadine Cd ★ COMPLETE CAR New York .(jianLs\ named Joe Mar­ FABULOUS CkaaReJ IB FiUnflHd. Hani. and Engene Conley YAIJE AW ARDED $750,000 bouquet of '• yellow chrysanthe­ Cambridge St. Serving on her coni. West Virginia back, who im­ Hekl Yc^rday Chanarl 2? Spriaffleld. Uatt. MR-M) TALENT SCOftS New Haven. Nov. 29 ew BriUUa, Cuna> (19) DOCU.MENTARY THEATR'Y The flower girf wore a white BXrtoletti and Mrs. Douglas E. mediately was ^n ded over to the CluiBaal 58 H'aterkary. €aaa. (5.1) THE HUNTER one of 10 U.S. colleges to receive I-ACX4UER ond ENAMEL Los Angeles RatiM #.>( part of a Channel 55 Holyoke. Mate. 9:## ( R) I LOVE LUCY ^ financial*, awards from the com­ crystalette gown-^with a pink net Dahm. West Hartford; Mrs. Members of tUc Original Birth­ MR) SOLVE THE CRIME overskirt, and a wreath of pink Gordon S. Hunter, Plainvllle; Mr*. previous deal: The .Chicago Cardi­ day Club enjoyed their annual din­ Capades monwealth fund of New 'York City. 8 GriawoW Street (19-53) DOTTY .MACK SHOW Of the $7,100,000. Yale will receive baby rbsebuds. She carried a bas­ Edward E. Ringo. Bloomfield; and nals took. Joe ChtJdress. Auburn ner yestermy /4lt the Hillcrest • of 1956 |:M < B) MH’KKY -MOIT8K CLUB (22-3#) THE MEDIC Tel. MI-9-5025 fullback; Green Bay selected Jack s (15) LAtK MATINKK —"( sIamb of Fear" $750,600 for its medical school. ket of mixed flowe.'s. jifrs. F- Bruce Wilson, Hartford. Reslaurmri. Mrs. C?arl Hildlng Is ^ —"III Get Y«a" (55) TV THEATER Loach, Miami ha(\k; Baltimore pre.iidekt of the social club and • (IB) MUVIK MATI.NKE (|n Prof- 9:3# ( 8) MEDICAL HORIZONS drew the fleet Penn State'^open MrsyPVederlck Manning, secretary, crenn) —"AdtrieBfent .1 iinir" yield ninner, Lenny Moore; the FILM FKATIRK RaialMtvL'" son. Mr, and Mrs. Willis Hoyt, Mr. (55) OUT WEST (In progreM) (U> rLAYHorsK or stars O.VE'SSELF” terbkek: tva.shlngtori took /Fki 5:80 (22-SB) HOWDY DOODY Best Suited For You and Mis. W illiam Shimd?. Mr. and *1 Author's name below 1___ HOT VcrebrMarylBtRl •hatfhack, a^TTnr Mrs. ciiarles YiirkshOt, Mr. and (55) LtTTtslfi RASCALS Cleveland Browns took yVeston 5:45 (45» TOY TOWN Mrs. Fred Lal«on, Mr. and Mrs. G:BB < 5) STA4JE 5—"Point of Honor" When a Physician be­ Carpenter, Arkansa.s halfback. Carl Hilding. Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Itf) ADVENTURE THEATER — Second round chdlcegTn’ere; —Rtiy Rorere 1 comes sick he always goes At Prices Ranging From Manning and Miss Anna Wolfram. MR) MAGfC VAUL'T Detroit, I.,eon Clarice, end from Mr. snd Mrs. Emil Dickinson (22) WEATHER to another Phy.sician to di- I Southern Califorqlk. handed over (3B> NRWH AT « .were unable to be pre^nt. owing tO (53) BIO PICTURE agi.i,o.sc his ailment. He to the Rama Ujc coUiplete a pre­ the Illness of .Mrs. Dickinson. (55) TWILIGHT THEATER knows that no one can prop­ vious trade; Sim Francisco. Bruce «:1(* (22) HOPALONG CASSIDY - \ xa Bosley. ta (^ e from West Virginia: R;IA (80) SPORTS erly treat themself. Symp­ $ 7 9 - 9 5 TO 6:15 (30) THE EARLY SHOW $219 50 Philadrlphfa. Frank D'Ago.lUno, toms of illness must lie Old Saint Nick will soon# be —"BImfIre" ' Au'burn/'tackle: Pittsburgh, .toe 8:8# ( B) 8POBTSCOPE carefully noted and .studied I M 1 a (19) NEWS A WEATHER Krunk; Ihardue tackle; Cliicago (53) CHRISTOPHERS impa,s,sionately. Ca^inal.s. Norman Masters, Mich­ DRIVE-IN 6:85 (22) SPORTS DKiEST THE WHITING Do not deceive you fself 1 here. Meet him halfway-^shop igan State tackle: New York ^ v a u N Tuaaeiat- atwiMoxofiy' 6:40 ( R) WEATHERCAMT J'^Gianl*. Henry jCtoore, Arkansa.i ; ' ---- .. "i^gaaefcar*----— ------8;i5 ( K) WORLD .SEWS TODAY CORPORATION by*' attempting self treaty (fB) MAN TO -MAN Automatic Hemtlhg: Speclalista back; Green Bay. Eore.it Greg^, 2 Greaf Screen Triumphs (22) NEWS ments. It is worth many 7:0# • K) -MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY 244 Main Ste— TH. Ml-9-1166 Southern Melhj^ist tackle: Ralti- MR) NEWS * times .votir Physician’S more. Dick Donlin, Hamline end; "LEA V E HER MOI'HEALV’S CLl HHOUSE early this year.. (22) WEATHER AND MUSIC 1#:#0 ( $-55) STUDIO ONE charge to know that your Liberal Budget Term s Chicago Boars. M..L, J3raqkctL Au ­ . "The Man Who -Captht the burn tackle; Ixi.4 Angeles, Hugh TO H EAVEN " (53) MUSICAL SHORTS , healtli is in capable hands. ■ - ■ ■ .. ■ ...... '""T 7:1# MB) SPORTS Rail at Coogan>' Riuff" ritt.s, Texas Chri.itlan end; Wash­ tiene Tierney • MR) WEATHERMAN Alan Young When he tellit you that Cornel Wilde (55) WEATHERCAST MR) THEVRE VOIR SCHOOLS Give a home gift. One the whole family can^ enjoy ington. John Paluck. Pittsburgh M9) BOXING vour illness is not serious, ond; Cleveland. Billy Kinard. Mis- Jeanne Crain Send Mall Orders Now —Ton.v Jobuton vt. Billy as most oftmi is the case, sis.slppl back. * .Mi’Neere. 1# rd. Iffblwelght Nichols (58) WRESTLING it is a wonoerful feeling. "DESERT RATS" SprlngArld'Horke-y Club A new Eesy>To NEWS health, an early treatment eeme to our store and tileboords ond woUboords on display). SUBURBANITES ( g) DOUta.AS FAIRBANKS A Ptoyreom for the Youngsters (Nuwood, Johns«Monville, Masonite Wall- he la not permitted to deal \yith ‘‘.SONG OF .MY H E A R T ’ Plenty of good seats for all PRESENTS: "Herltnce" usually prevents any seri CHRISTMAS pny other team in the United performances except Satur­ (19) LATE SHOW ^ ous consequences. boards and Nuwood Ceiling Tiles will moke on ideal room to set up the ping- States. Alany Amerieana. however, “ Snows of Kilimanjaro” NEW and RECAPS —"Sky Patrol" have gone north of the border to day night— Sunday-1 :S0. (22) FINAL EDITION a ^ ' store and flan t 295 Broad St. (55) NIGHTCAP .EDITION peiig table, iriectric trains or doll houses). play Canadian professional foot­ .CHILDREN “•{"'‘'FnCE I 11:05 (22) SPORTS ROUNDUP YDL'R PHYSICIAN STORE HOURS: I NuwtnqlondsliMjnt Pl.iyqrDuiiil Hrp.i (SB) WEATHER A Dm for Dad, o room for junior. (Our Weldwood Paneling odds cosiness and ball. and numerous law spits have TEL. Ml 9-4224 (55) PREVUES CAN PHONE Krith’s, ,Man<-h<-<»t.rr. OjH-n Daily From 9 A.M. booHty to any rooih.) . resulted. 11:1# MR-22) WEATHER Mitchell • I'ntjr 5:36 P.M.. Open Thursday And Friday Some famous names in college (8D) CONNECTICUT REPORT Evening* I ’ntil 9 Krilh’*, Ea*l Hsrtford, Iriog your ideas to The W. G . Glenney Compony.. We'll help you plan any 7:lf JOHN DALY. SFMff 11:15 MR) THE BIG SHOW WHEN YOU NEED football appear low on ths draft (55-U) DOUGIJUI EDWARDS -i-"Shadoer of a Maa** Opi-n Dally From 1(1 A..M. T'ntil 9 P.M., Cloned Christmas project. list for a variety of reasons, such AND THE NEWS (23) ORCHESTRA A MEDICINE Saturday* At 6. as I he _f act__t hat spni e players tji ust • (22) HIGHLIGHTS (86) LITTLE SHOW 7:*a 4N>NNRiTK-UT REPORT 11^3# (-») LEH PAUL A MARY PORD— serve in the armed forces first, or T;25 (3#) WP;ATUERVANE (22-8#) TO NIG H T \ Pick up ybiir pre.scfip- have indicated no desire to play —Steve Allen FREE I'AK K IN O At Both Convonirnt iHrlth Atorr*. A 7:8# ( Rt'THI.H IS YOUR WORLD 11:85 ( R) MTECAP THEATER Enjoy table tion if shopping near us. or ONLY 27 DAYS LEFT HURRY UP - HURRY IN profes.siona'l football, or are two *MR) THE RUGGLES , — of the Wild Horceh" Choose from the patterns of let u.'C deliver promptly Few Strp* From The Door, In ManrhMt^r, N’o Meter M9) SPORTSMEN'S DEN Parking In The Entire Blork Jirat Hnulh or Keith’*. small for the rugged professional r toeMimi TATut T7r-3kr‘TONY .MARTIN SHOW America's finest silversmiths: Kirk, without extra" charge. A gable. ■ , \(5S) DRAMA laxnry |(55) ANNIE OAKLEY Towle, Lunt, Reed & Barton, Frank great many people entrust ■ I ' ^ 7:45'(22-3#) NEWS CARAVAN GLASS use with the responsibility B:## ( R) TV DIGkeST — "If *1 Were MIRRORS—.\UTO GLASS. Smith, Watson; International, Rich" every day of filling their prescrip­ Rec Schedule Ml) BURNS A ALLEN — WINDOW OL.4.SS — ! Heirloom,.. Steiff, Gorhaht, . W al­ M») BIG PICTURE tions. May we compound . . 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> ■ *.■ e A. -■ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. teANCHESTOR, CONN. MONDAY, NO Vm’^ IB BER l 28, 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING tERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28.1955 PAGE FIVB ^1 FAGEFOUR I n ,. cera wt^l be the chief item of buiU Congregational Church will meet' Charlea E- Nyack of Upton Dr. as VWTH—1410 DOltOn , ■ neaa and will be followed by • at the pariah room at 8 p.m. today. Coventry . .leader. Maeting* Ara on Mondays film ahowTi by Robert E. Qorton. from 4 to 5 p:m. at her home. As- D a H y R a d io w n o —loM Hostess for the meetftig will >>e Manchester Evening Herald ■tsting Mrs. Ny. ck alternately arc Yoiiiigslcr Victor Mrs. GoHon. and Mrs. Bnice Ron- Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Jose^ Board Clarifies Mrs. Richard.Murdock of Flicker W H A I--» I0 W O O O -J W * ^ • EM trni SUuidartI Time son.' ' ‘ ■ D'llalia, lelr|dione, Mitchell St. ahd Mrs. Richkrd Gronback of In Plioto (Contest Sewing Session S-5S4S. Bus Schedules Nathan Nale Dix Th* f«mowta« projMun icliwl- Another seWlng meeting hgs The-Garden Workers 4-H Club WHAV—Polka Party ■ \ been scheduled by members of the WOMAN lAJCKED IN’ CAR is working on Christmas novelties ulN « • «ippl»«d by U>« WTIC—Henry J. Taylor \ Bolton, Nov, 2J8 (Special)-.A ]nua{«ineht> and wo oubjecl toj WURC—itodlrey. l'Hn-i-i Setjiutt Women's Society of Christian \ New F airield , Nov.- 28 OP)—Mrs. On Storin Days under the leadership of James T. witnout noUce, ► 11 , ------\V\5TH—Voice------oj ■ Fljjciton“ ■ ne \ local younggter, only 19-monlha- Service. It will be held Wednesday A ugusta T. Brockman, 39. trmted Laidlaw. The next meeting of the WHAY—Polka P arty old, gained vnational recognitii^n at 10 a.m. at the home of Mri. the horn on her overturned car for Coventry, Nov. 28 - (Special) handicraft group wiU be Wednes­ *'wH*V—Mu»lc -Merchant WITC—Boitoii Pope Orchratra. John Erickson on South Rd. tyc’o hours early Sunday before day a t 7 p.m. a t the home of Mri-. WCCO—Recortf Revue teat weelpi' DavM W arren Van l*he Board of Education''hae an­ WDRC—tlorttrey Talent hccuta 'The society has announced there help arrived. ' ■ nounced- that the local elementary Da'vld Simmons. New club officers WKNB—Bequeet Matinee WGTH—Voice cl Flreelone Dyne^on of Mr. Md Mrs. Kve.ett ^ . sittings for its turkey She told police that the car Wt are Pamela Simmons, president; ' WTIC—UapplneM Van l^ n e of 229 Colonial fW.. r e - , . ^ ■chodia , are ' ickteed during WDBO-Cat Ko by WHAY—Nile Walcliman 5 3 a bump In the road, went over a Frederick Deming, vice president; WOTH—Wax Work ceived honoraWe men ion In the | 6.30 ^ , atormy weather unfw there li an * W TH;-Telei.h .ne Ih.ur shallow embankment and rolled announcement t«^ the contrary, the Barbara Bickford, scretary; David 4 :lb— WDRC—Jack t'araon 2Pat altntiil Childrens Nattohal 1 ^ ,j jj,; half-price over on l^s side. WHAT—Mualc Merchant I WGTH- -NI*hl .Munc Photography Contcat. school busei. wlH rim to Williman- Simmons, reporter. WCCt>-Recurd Revue i for children, under 12 years of age. She was uninjured but unable tl^ for ths Windham High and Family Entermlnvd WKNB—Reqae** Matinee r WllAY-lvor.vton Hotel Under .the auspicrs of the Na- j Rescrvatluns are being taken by to get out because the doors wrio-aieiu O^iaa 1 WTIC—Telephone Hour tlonsl Association of Department ] ' Windham Regional Technical Mr. arid Mrs. William R. Nye of WDRO-Cal Kolby WDRC—Blnit Crnahv Mrs. Erickson and Mrs.’ Charles jammeAx '■ IK arhoola and to the Manchester Stonehouse Rd. entertained 29 A Boys’ World ’ WGTH—Wax Work ' WGTH—NiRht Muelc Store Photography Studios, the Warren, MI 9-4664. A passing mtorist Anally heard »:Sa- contest was conducted In 200 cities High and Howelf-Cheney Techni­ members of their family during WMAY—Betty KImhaU WHAV—.Night Watch , .Skate 4'lnb Organize# the horn and^ot her out. cal School for t)»e local pupllt a ThanksgUing dinner Thursday. of the nation dtirthg August and ■ The Skating Club will hold an wetX —Record Revue i WTIC—Band 01 Ameiipa September, ,w-ho attend those schools. This Is the first time In several WKNB—Requeat Matinee ' WDRC—Amna n’ Andy open meeting at the Community The announcement for closing of years the entire eight children qf Of Gifts WTIC—Widow Brown- WGTH—MghI Miieir Among the panel o^ six jildges Hall at 8 p.m. today. Membership WDRC—Clal Kolby Burr Tilstrom and l^^ran Alli- elementary schools during st6rmy the couple and their families, have WGTH—Wax Work WHAV—a\Jrht Waich is open to all those Interested in weather' will be made sometime been together at the family homq. 4 :4 ^ WTIC—Band ol America .‘‘on of Kukla. Fran and Ollfe.fame; operating a private • skating rink FRESH CANDY X WHAV—Betty ■ Kimball WDRt'—Amoa 'n' Andy Emmett Kelley, the world' famous afte r 6 a.m. on Ihe radio. The couple have 12 grandchildren. WCX3C—Record Review WGTH—.Nighl Muair, at Sparry's Pond this season ahd Whitman, Hchrafft, P. B 8. Guild Election Also present were Mr. and Mrs. WKNB—Matinee clown and William Holden. Is not limited to local residents. 14:1'.aa— In another contest .conducted The St. Germkifi Guild of St. Frank Powell of Hope Valley, R.I 00% ORLON WTIC—Pepper Young, WHAY—.New,; Nile Watch Holiday Party Mar>-'s Church wilt elect officers brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. WDRC—Cai Kolby WTIC—Fibber MollV locally early this summer by a Members of the ' W''omen's Arthur Drug Stores. WGTH—Wax Work WDRC-Mooda for Romance children's store, a photograph of TTiursday at 8 p.m. in the church Nye. WGTH—K. P Morgan Auxlllsry of the Fire Department Candv Cupboard WHAY—Record Rodeo David was awarded fourth prize. J hall. - . The couple's children are Mrs 14:14- will meet at the Firehouse st 7 Opposing present president Mrs. Jam es Murphy. Mrs. Albert Desi- WCCC—Record Ravlcw . W llAY-.Newa; Nile Walcb First Aid C’ertlflcales WKNB—Matinee WTlCa-Hearl of Ihe Newa p.m., today before driving to EsSt Luke Grotanno of Storrs will be lets, William C. Nye. and Leon Sweaters WTIC—Newa WDRC—.Mood, for Romance All members of Girl Scout Troop Hartford for their holiday dinner. Mrs. Ralph M. Burns. Mrs. Robert N.ve, all of town. Earl Nye of WDRC—Newa . _ WGTII-NIglil Miiatc 108 W'ho took the first aid teat fol­ WGTH—Bob and Ray • Church Meelinga Noble Is running against Mrs. J. IVillimantic, Mrs. Edmund Corml • il4— Ml* WftCh lowing the completion of their Red The Senior MYF of the United Paul Brennan, vice president; Mrs. er of Norwich. Mrs. Anthony Po­ WHAY—Record Rodeo W’TIC Whlt^ Hriujip Ooas course have . qualified for Methodists Church will meet at 7 Everett Barth against Mrs. Leo lina of Danielson, and Burt Nye WCCC—Record Review WDRC—MrVKfn for Romanc* certification. Those who received WKNB—Matinee ., ■ , ' WC.TH-NiRhl Muiilc ' p.m. today. A parent-teacher meet. T. I.,eary, secretary, and Mrs. of Perklna Corner. Mansfield. WTIC—Chrtatroaa U chtlnc Ceremnnj 10:4^ Junior Red Cross .certificates In­ Ing for Grades 4. 6 and 7 In the Homer Diette again.st Mrs. Mr. Nyc is superintendent of $ l i 0 9 WDRC—Cal Kolby W HAY-.Nrwi: NUe W'atcb clude Dorothy Bell, Bonnie Valen­ Church School will be held a t 7:Sd Andrew J. Buckley, treasurer. WGTH—Bob and Ray WTK* WtiMi" Conf4‘r4»ncn production a t the T. H. Wood Co. WDRi'—Moods lor Rorasnea tine. Linda Olmsted. Shirln Rich­ p.mc Parents of Grsdes 1, 2 apd 3 The organization will be sponsor- • ^ I S *’vJh a V—suburban Serenade WifTIl—Relnxlng Time ardson.'I»la Caddy, Susan McDer­ will meet with teachers tomorrow , Ing card partiesHhe'Iast Wednes­ Mabehrster Evening Herald s ' \ WCCC—Record Review 1 1 ;0 S- mott. Barbara. Vaientl, Grace Tut­ V. WKNB—Requeat Matinee WHAV—Symphony In Night nfghtat7:30. day of each mqnth at 8 p.m. in the Coventry rorrespondent, Mrs. C. L. WTIC—ItWU Radio Lane WTIC—News tle, Joan Hathaway, Mary Thomp­ The Advisory Council, of the church hall. Mrs. A. D. Proulx is Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6131 WDRC—CpI Kolby WDRC—News; Almanae son, B arbara Chessey, Gw'en Ow- project chairman WGTH—Bob and Ray W GTH-News. ren, Beverly Llebman, 'Dorothy 'Ih...e re will ■■■ ,b«■ special prizes ahd WHAT—Suburban Serenade **WHAY—News: Night Watch. Bronddia, Susan Riley, j^ce refreshmenta served with Mrs. S. A World^of Easy Care-- ->- WCCO—Record RcvleUr \VTIC—Boons Coaeo. P. Specht of Eagleville, Mrs. H. J. * machine wathabla vWKNB—Today Iq Sporta WDRC—Cal Kolhy AlMo Marilyn Roae. Joanne Mat> ^ ^ lU —lOBU Radio Lama WOTH—Bob and Ray TOWNE GLEANERS Bourgaull and Mrs. H. Piper assist­ M a n c h e ste r I ‘ D -Cat Kolby tern, Linda Tenney, Carol Genta, ing Mrs. Proulx. WaTH—Bob and Ray W11 AY—Symphony In the Night Carol VVeat, Roberta Richardson. Church Trustee# to Meet * cashmere*seft • :4W^ WTIC—Starlight Serenade AliNDEREnE Date Book WHAV-4Hewa_ . ^ , WDRC—Dance Orrhestra Mary Ann Howarth, Ceclle Pepin. The Second Congregational WCCO—OO^ Kvenlng Good Mualo WGTH-Bob and Ray Nlcolp Reynoldi, Karen Dolin and Church Board of Truatees will meet A WORLD OF ORLON 100% erlon WKNB—Vaptbond Carol Lefebvre. ih Damp Dry Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of WTIC—Newa ' „ ^ WHAY—Symphony In Ihe Night Thursday, Dec. 1 WDRO-aNewa; Weather WTIC—Slarllfhi Serenade Camera Club* lo 5Ieet' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Hill. WGTH—Newa \ WDRC-Cal RoKolby ■ The Camera Club will meet to­ 8 lbs. 20 lbs., 62c Aeeeptlng Orders Annual fair and suppep of St * long*sleever • ll» - . \ night gt the school at 8 o'idock. The Pilgrim Fellowship of the Mary's Guild, St. Mary's Church. pullovers! WHAY—SporU 16 lbs, ,'i2c \ 2.5 lbs. 75c Home League annual Christmas WCCC—Good Kvenlng Music KWITt'H t'.\rSEI» RAIL JUMP Subject, of the program will be F irst Ckjngregatlonal (Thurch W KNB—Serenad e New Haven, Nov. '28 (fl*» The "Correct Exposure." taking orders for sprays kbd i sale. Salvation Army Citadel, 1:30 WTIC—Strictly Sporta New Haven Railroad says a worn Rnmarco Sleeting V2 HOUR S ^ C E Twos the niqht boFert ChrisMios, joy reigned in the heute^ wreaths for Clhristmas decorations p.m. Sweaters • V*neck styling! W‘DRO-J. Zalman ^ \ switch and a worn, wheel flange to raise money for its edueatlonal Dee 2 and 8 WGTH—Conn. Sporlllght . .Bomarco’will hold its regular Sock anl Buskin presents "Sa­ 4i4b— ^ caused the derailment of four cars meeting -tomorrow at , the parish Tel. Ml 9-0084 T h t ir ^ il9 Kemp's, Inc. Everyone wot remembered, there were no Furrowed bro'ws. and religious trip in the spring. WHAY—Dinner onta ^ . . . y . of "the Owl" in Norwalk-early Bati room' ' Of the Congregational 768 51AIN 8T. Ml-S-8680 Scout Park Session brina Jair." \Vaddell School 8:15 in 12 luscious colors • blua-yellowy .i WCCC—Good Kvenlng Good Muklc. 348 Main Street Cub SiJiHit Pack '65 -will meet p.m. WKNB—Serenade Sirdtiy morning. The defective Church a t 8 p.m. Election of o(fl- BABTLANO The gifts were all tucked Vound the tree gay cmd bright. ll*< WTIO-Glae 0lub eqtjlpment was on the seventh car Wednesday*^ at 7:30 p.m .'-in the Saturday, Dee.. S camel WDRI>-G. Lombardo of tlVl4-car passenger train from North''Distriet school. "Ela Chrisirna.s Shop and Kaffe WG1M—Bl).B ill ntem It warmed mom's and dad's hearts to see this fine sightl The Public Health Nursing As.sn. •:«4- BoslonHo New Vprk. None of the Stuga." Emanuel Lutheran •sizes3 to 12 WHAT—Dinner Dale _ ^ . cars oveiTiirned^lyut 38 passengers Board of DlVectors are selling Cfhurch, 1 :30 to 5 p.m. WCCO—Good Kvenlng Good Music tickets for theVCoventry Players WKNB—Serenade were JoUeodToin their sleep in the Sunday, Dee. 4 WTIC—Three Star Kxtrs 5:28 a.m. amdent. Nobody was production "See\how They Run," "Messiah " at the South Metho WDRC—Lowell Thomas to be given SatuMay and Sunday hurt but the derhl'ment caused de dist Church, 7:30 p.m. WGTH—Meet the Artist lays on the line. Time to order Venetian Blinds at 8:30 p.m. in theVShafer Auditoi- . V;gg_ ' Tuesday, Dec. IS ‘w h a t —Kocoro Thealsr X In the yeor *55, they hod soved seme each week, ium of the Willimantjc State Teach WCCC-Good, Rvenlng Good Music AUTO UEATH MAIu ^ HEKN ers College. Christmas Fair of Memorial WKNB ■ Bwenadc 1 ■Work .Meeting Temple, Pythian Sister, Odd Fel­ WTIC—Answer Man Hartford, Nov. 28 (A*t The Con­ Through the S.B.M. plan designed to reiKh the glad peerit. WDRC—Term., Kmia necticut Safety Commlsalolv sayk for Holiday dress-up The Ladles Assn, will have an lows Hall, 2 p.m. WGTH—Fulton Leeds th at If Its prediction ,h'oltla t

. I^QHESTEI^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28,r 1965 5IANCHESTER EVENING HEIIALD, BIANCHESTEB. CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965 PAGE ^ V B K liA G E S I X into more economic and political Of'what our Cod would have us do. the pol^-tejters, we morons are Yard -aiPl he Wianted 87 containers Ro^kville-Vemoii v .^tate Safety Aide A Plumber's Dream activity while taming the CIO to McC<^ Addresses - claimed for the new design In- of Tea ,"to go.' However ^le lirt- Fedinf OM « oyervihelmlngly for the unity ody, Kernan said mem dgkth of Julian Zadorozny in perance groups. Us chief activity bor bills through the stale legisla-! only way It is going to be changed Tba Aaaoetaied Preta U The call of Him who Seeks us for tercat included in this aervice will tali buildings, roads or natural re- on the subject. antuiad U> in» uae of rerpublicnfion ul uses hydraulic pressure for Us" Such lntrlligen,t, meaningful Dr. Schwlne^/4nd Dr. Kltienger j the"eternal confidence, bera of the department have let- orth Attleboro, Mass. He died is waging a. billboard campaign Hire Hi one year. His achievements j * °y our representative* tinder lUed to tL or opened up 4 "Llltle Gypsy Tea His own. be the singing o f' native songs, a tended the State Police school Nov. 21 and leaves his wife Helen soiircra. but by the-standards of 'Since 1952, he ha-s heen in the • au oapa dupatc^ tn thta pOKtr questions might conceivably elicit At Chapel Tuesday ..aginst drunken driving; led ,to his selection as the APL’s . 'o**- Hf* of the great mass of the citi­ • not »>Cbar*laa cradiied suspension, in pisce of springs, Room" and appointed me Head This is the place where we have Thomas John Carlisle display of curios, and the showing at regular intervals. Radford Zadorozny. Just as the convention sup­ Technical Department of Uie ' and also tba local nawa iwbUMitd^rX Veale is due /or arraignment in national secretary-treasurer five zens." League, studying ■ the causes ' of H AVE Y O im AH rlfbU of repubUcatlon of. epjclal .■nils feature is already on the new ■emr Intelligent answers from us Waller because I had a pair of col­ heard Spon.sored by The Manchester of a colored movie of the volcano H e. pointed out that the nrtefi. town court tomorrow evening.- years later. ported Meany against Lewis in, Blapatcbas berein ara alao.reaeraed FVe.nch Citroen. Americans. But, in public opinion orful Orange Pajamas I could God's .Word; Council of Churches. * A missionary service will be held eruption. were well equipped and that ^on^ vertlsement— Ever since then, Meany has been that instance, Meany by courage, television interference and has HAND ond POWER Pastor Kenneth Gustafson said ■Iderable amount of new/equip­ isure continued Improvement persuasion and logic has won all lectured on the subject in i^H 49, TtiU aemee client of N. B. a Sera- So the new car haa no clutch, no polls, we can only be as intelligent wear. Frankly. I didn't think the With power in the Assemblies of God Chapel, a man to be reckoned with in His will has gripped our hearts, that the chapel has been re-located ment had been purchase^/during at Ibw tax cost. Re-elect Fred union affairs. While the late AFL the big arguments he's had within Advisory Group states. , LAWNMOWERS lo^ loc transmi^on, no brakes as such, as the poll-takers allow us to be. location was exactly rightf It was There are 20 types of poisonous 226 Spruce St., Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Publlehare _____ Tba next door to a Ship Ya-d and across and many an hour snakes In the United States, lieCause additional space for the the past eight years. Mayof. President William Green was In­ the federation. There have been Meanwhile, town Civil Defuse aencr — New no spring^. It supposedly gets And they don't give us much a lot of them. officials have' announced that any­ __J Boston. _ the street from a Steel Foundry) Spent here in search sincere divided into four kinds: coral Guest speaker will be the Rev. growing Sunday School was Kernan also mainlined the Grange Notes clined to compbomlse _ and avoid Meets Tomorrow Piektd up NOW—I BUREAU o r something llke' 50 miles on a gal­ -room. They ask moronic questions, Has opened windows to a surer sriakea copperheads., water moc­ Glen Emberson, who recently re­ needed. The new location ia at the ■alary achedule of RoCkville police All Tal^ttville and Vernon neivs conflict, Meany as his chief lieu­ His determination and diplo­ one wishing to join the organiza­ -'and sure enough, our flrst custom­ tion can sign up at CD headquar- ov#rfMNil«d and tbdrp- CIRCULATIONS lon. It s^lpposed^J^,_could sell for .and thej^get moronic answers. / er was a riveter /rqm the Ship view casins, and rattlesnakes. turned from missionary work in corner of Spruce and Maple 8ta. compa'red favcyabl^with that of items a ^ now being handled tenant was con.stantly prodding macy in dealing with fellow union departments in communities .of the leaders are largely responsible for The Advisory Revaluation Com­ terti- . tomorrow night between 7 •nnd and stornd fforl lad.. something around flidOO at first, through The Manchester ,Evenlng , A large crowd attended - the Green to take more stands. Tba Herald Prlntln* same size. Herald, RockV'llle Bureau, located Nov. 22 meeting of the Wapping Defeated All Op|tonents patching togethe. the AFL-CIO mittee, formed to assist the tax and 9 p.m. thn winter. Wn wW 4 * ^S5Kl52ai''”e??Si^ ip S E ^ in SZ and foXlcss later. It tVoidd be The GOP statement also called at 1 Market ^ t., telephone Rm-k- Grange with the feature being Gradually, both before and after merger. Perhaps these qualities s-sessor and Valuation Associates The officials also said that pres­ vSfflsemeiiu M l other ,re*d^ B**** striking British effort to -N::- attention/to the general conduct vllle TR 5-: Competitive night between the nien he was selected to head the AFL are a.clue to what to expect from Inc., the firm which is cohducting ent members who have not yet livnr Hitm to yon nnxt j In The Mancneater Eaaalng Herald. taken the loyalty oath or been' fin­ lure that foreign market wbi^h of police administration and the and women. on Green's death in November the new combined organization. a revaluation of the town, In mak­ tprinq. lack of a special training program 1952. Meany quietly took on all The AFL, now with about 11 ing policy decisions, will hold It* gerprinted may do so tomorrow DisDlar adrertlsinc cloalni boorai the Volkswagen has been InVBdini The Jiidgea _ invited from the ForMwiday—1 p. tn. by the force, State Pomona" Grange and East the old-time AFL chieftains in mlHIon members, has been con­ first meeting .tomorrow at 8 p.m. night. >br lYieeday—1 P Pt. Motraar so auccesafully. If everything , It is expected that before the Windsoi* Grauge. experienced great tests of strength and, by besting sidered on the whole conservatWe. In the Municipal Building. . vbr Wedaeoday*.*! P tb- LARSEN'S Ibr K a S d ^ l d^neatfap tests out as It is supi^osed to. the week is out the issue on the Police W eddShigs difficiMy in decidin'g the winner them one by one, has in practical­ The smaller CIO, with about five Officials will explain problems CAP vhcEK UWNOHED P bl Tburadar. one main diffic'ulty in the way of Department will have to share the. and after great deliberation voted ly-every case earned their respect million members, haa often been ■nd. practices of assessmerita, p4i- political limelight with the contro­ and supporl,- called "radlcar' and rggarde^on tlcularly In connection with prop­ New Haven, Nov. 28 (/P)—The HARDWARE ■ *li& d lilfin e'^ lS^ ;.^ e«M the .revolutionary car It- merely that the women, ipidcr the able darM^bUcatloii alleapt Baturdar — versial matter of selecting a site Whitham-Peosli leadership ,of Mrs. June Park, Out In San Francisco at the Uie "left" on the-AiiierUHiM l» n e . erty revaluation procedure's. Conhectlcut wing of the Civil Air . • a i a ■ ______■ one of financing. Existing auto- for the proposed new high school. Miss Gertie Mary :aslee, woh'by a slight margin. 1947 AFX, convention, Meany' tan­ Will Sprlf^lddle Course General Manager Richard Mar­ Patrol celebrated its 14th annl- 34 DEPOT SQUARE rnobile plants Wouldn't have the^ . New Cruiser In l!se daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Hum Under Grange rules, many ideas gled with John L. Lewis, head of -It apnpara likely that Mean.v will tin, Henry Mutrle, tax assessor'; ve,raary at ceremonies here yester­ Monday, November 28 W atkins has a the /miners union. Lewis wanted try to steer 4 ihiddle course, whip­ and William Conley, a member of day. The ceremonlea launched Na­ T tl.M IV .S 274 tools for making this one. hest . A pqlice cruiser was received A. Peaslee, Pittston, Maine, nd have to be incorporated in a com­ C petitive program and (he-judge* the A FL ltd refuse to submit the ping the old-line A FL chieftains the valuation firm, will be present. tional CAP Week in Connecticut. Richard L®c Whltham, son of Hr, A smoother ride over ordinary IMt week and ia now in use. The From Bad To Worse ^ new vehicle is built specitlcaily for and Mrs. Erwin W. Whithar.i, believed the women won because roads, a capacity to negotiate any .* police uae. This is the first time Gerard St., were united in mar^ of the presentation of their pfo- am. The dltuatlon in Cyprus Roes kind of terrain, and a tremendous Her* at WatkinVwe have so many styles and the city has had the use of two rlage. at a candle light ceremony from bad to woree. And the worst safety dividend from a braking cruisers, and both city officials and ip the Four Square Goapel Church, The men. sparked by Robert she'll like! / and Walter Foster, provided thing about it ia that there is no woods . . in Lane^ Cedar Chests . . we're the Police Department believe Gardiner, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, power unlike that on any i^atlng Nov. 23. The Rev. Robert A- Hlls laughter and all members doubt of the eventual outcome, but car—these- would seem to ^ the sure we can satisfy tier to a "T" and your will aid matei'ialiy in carrying out the work of the department. performed the double rlhg cere­ ed themselves. / much doubt about how sensibly exciting features of the new\ar, mony. Mrs. Marion Brown was or- Tlie\w-ays and means committee pocketbook as well. Epsy terms on Layaway Parking Area to Open and bloodlessty that outcome will from the public point of view. \ gani.*t and Mrs. Eleanor Murray reportki that a profit of $6.32 was 89.50 Plan. The city's new off-street park­ sang "I Love You Truly" and made on, the dance held Nov. 19 be reached. ing area on. School St. willlbe offi­ •‘Because." and a fulqre dance will be held' The eventual outcome will bb cially opened within the nixt few The bride, given in mafriage by Dec. 17. Geiting The Facts / Stejj^down flesign ii] R^motlcrn low­ the end of the British effort to days. , The area, located Juat east her father, wore a tallerina gown - Mrs. "Haiinah Willfrinria.'newly When you h^ve rival differeniSSI' boy with three drawers on right; of Jhe old High School has been of white lace and net over satin elected mastw. wishes to remind \ treat this strateKc island as one carefully prepared for parking with long sleeve* and a fingertip all elected offtefs that there win .-at' of opinion over Uiie affacUveneii limed oak exterior. ■ of the last few places' on earth arid will accommo(i*;te at veil with a («ucen Ann headpiece. be,a ipeeUbF atXJier.Jionne Nov. 30 ■m where the miUUry requirements of a certain de-vice, the thing to f least 80 cars. ' She carried a white Bible topped at 9 p.m. of a great power .are given the do, of course, ia to test it out, so A drainage system was^ installed with an orchid. TJie • following Wembers were li*- elected and will senye the Wap­ right to trample down' he politi­ that both aides, those Who. ad­ and a new entrance rfiakes the John Whitham, Manchester, f area more accessible. The lot brother of the ‘bridegroom served ping Grange for 19."^ cal Inatlncta' of the people who mire it and those who discount it, was treated with a heavy coating as be: t man and ushers were Reu­ Hannah Williams, riiastcr; Lev­ live there. In the end, the, people can he conVronted with a .common ... Now iVs form al of oil and sanij orr Saturday, in ben Waddell and FuHum Peaslee on Parmaklan, overMcr; Kay pf Cyprus Pdn gat what they want, set of facta. Tljen, presumably, preparation fo^- the finishing oper­ Jr, Mrs. Winfred Millett, Farm- Lindsey, lecturer; June l^ rk, chap­ which .seems to be union with both sides would agree on a ver­ ations. ingdale, sister of the bride, was lain: Mary Muir, secretaiy; Levi matron of hoi)dr. Her ballerina Dewey, treasurer; Reginald Allen, Greece, ^ c h la what they want dict. New Arrivals A sQiv was born at City Hospi­ gown was yellow laco and net over steward; Paul Perkins, asMstant to do with their own political If that la the way things might Dress a lounge sofa in a. classic-pat­ tal Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel taffeta with a matching net veil steward: Fay Farr, lady assistant fraedom. when and If they g et i t be, it Is often an Illusion in prac­ Wong. RFD 3 and a daughter to attached to a crown headpiece. She steward; Ruth HoOd, Ceres; Loblsc terned or plain upholstery; use kick carried a spray of carnations. Parmakian, Flora; Jessie Leonid. The tragedy of the present situ­ tice. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore' Lusby, 10 pleats; and you have a sofa to use Bancroft Rd, Saturday. Mix*? Jeannette Peaslee, sister of Pomona; John Williams, ga ation is that modem Biitain ia a It has now been disclosed that keeper; Walter Foster, William'' with mahogany I &th Century. Easy as Hospital Patients the bride, c.as flower girl. She nation which haia ahown great our Air Force has for some- time wore a white net gown and carried Foster, and Robert Tuckel', execu­ Patients at City Hospital over tive committee. talent for reading such handwrit­ been critical o. pur Army: because that! And this is just one of three cov- the weekend iricludc Judy Minor, a ba.skct of colored rose petals. the Army has been claiming that Miss Patricia Slocumbe, Gardiner, Robert Tucker was elected to ing on the wan, and for complying ered-to-yOur-order models. Regularly RFD 2 and Victor Kertennis. and Mrs. Fullum Peaslee Jr.,' the executive committee to com­ peacefihly and reasonably with its Its Nike can knock down planes 79.95 Broad Brook. Farmingdale, were candle girls. plete the unexplred term o.f Levon $229.00 and $239.00. Nkvy Enlistment Hours Uictates. Freedom to India and such aa the Air Force fllea. NoU avy Their gowns were pink net over Pasmakian, who is now overseer- only does the Air Force have its Chief■f Bositswain'sBoatswa Mate Lloyd-G- taffeta and blue net over taffeta elect. Burma^ evacuation from Egypt— Designed to go with knitty pine Eukers, U ^ , wwill be at the Post REALLY DIFFERENT GIFTS own offensive role, wiilcli is that respectively, and they wore head The meeting to be held t)ec. 13 these ire typical ttodfr’ BrUlsh furniturO . . . thi.s 41-inch chest Office bulldrtig^ every Tue.sday bands of pink and blue carnations. will be in charge of Lucy South policies. But now, after havfhg of being 'able to deliver bombs, at has a drawer iir its base. —" ” from 10 a.m. to" 2 p.m. to answer Immediately following the cere­ erglU. AH Grange members are questions rcgardinjJiiife5 .enlistment. enlia He given up so much clae, Biitain hju ■take. It also, naturally, wapts to mony, a reception wav held at the urged to attend. ...that say *‘Merry/Chri8tmas** all year long! is living at 4 Thomplion St. in tliis Gardiner Grange Hall. Libby Hill. Refreshments following the gone tough about Cyprus. It ia protect Its Own .defensive 'coICi city and may be reacheq at home too. And the Army's clalmt (or \ Miss Irene McLaughlin. Miss meeting were served by Mrs. Edith using- methods, of the last century after ,5 p.m, on week dayb. Blanche McLaughlin and' Miss Wells and her committee. to try and keep the pSbple of Cy- the Nike, if substantiated, would To'study Haiti Luella Noble, all of Gardiner, ,pru8 in eaptivlty. It is ruling, in have the effect of ruling that air Choice of 3 Sofa Mla» Jennie Bats. Pan American dipped the punc)i; Mr*. Harold forces are really obsolete. chairman for the local unit of bye Whitney, Randolph, and Mrs. Ben­ Cyprus now, by jU ns alone, and American Legion Auxiliary, anH RANGE Well, in such a situation, what ton Thompson. Gardiner, had ^ 1 It la foolish enou|rh to regard this nou'nces that the memliers will cliai-ge of the gifts .and Miss Bcr-, V M l __a.slr.r as an applicatioh of-power rather could be bette>, and more ilecisive, study "Haiti. difrihg thb' Coming 1 9 8 0 0 nick Peaslee circulated the fiiest I'UEL OIL f ‘- Uian what It ^ l l y la, which ia a than to conduct a test pf the Nike year. The program will cover the book.''v against a modern plane? geography and hflstory of the coun­ The llride was born a) Pittston. GASOLINE dlminialAng pif British power. try. the customs, problems and as­ So it has been done, with the attended "schools there and was Not oveft the British people piration of its /people. Miss Batz graduated from Gardiner High themselves will sustain this policy NIkes being loosed, with their 1,- F. explains tha' each year the Aux­ School. Whitham was born in Man- of the British government for very 600 mile an hour speed and their iliary member, study « diffeient che ter, was graduate'* from Man­ B A N TLY OIL miraculous talent (or following country of Sout** or Central Amer­ chester High School, Bates College long. And, in Cypi-us, the tighter Now iVs quaint*.. ica, a.^ their program to Improve r.iDI'WV. IM. their prey, against the Matador, a at Lewiston. Maine and attended the British military grip, the more' understanding and friendship with Andover Newton 'T^hcologtcal : ;i M \l\ - I IM.Kl violence seems to squirai through 600 mile an hour misailc which is other American reoubllcs. School and Boston UniveY^Jiy- It. like a plane without a pilot. Choose a quaint little Colonial Docu­ Comlrig Events After a wedding trip to COTnecti- TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 cut thjy Will be at home, at, 62 In the end, O tfus will be free What facta emerged fioiii these 'The Building Committee o.f St. TEL ROCKVILLE 5-2177 tests? Chooise this '44-inch Queen Anne ment Print; use a perky pleated val­ John’.*- Episcopal Church will meet Church St.. Gqrdincr, Maine. of British control. The only ques­ lowboy cedar chest in mahogany or ance; and this same sofa goes perfect­ tonight at 8 o'clock. • . ' ------1---- :------^---- . tion is one of how much blood will The All- Force says the Nike The Senior Baptist Youth Fel­ CLAP EX-AIOE DIES maple veneers, Drawer in base. o be spilled beforb that day comes, scored only cne kill out of several ly with maple, pine or cherry. Adds lowship will meet tonight at the and of long an d ' how tries. And it saya that, on this kill, luxury to a room that would normally 1 church, at 7:30. Waterbi-.ry. Nov, 28 i/P)—Thomas the- Matador involved was fl.ring The Intermediate and Senior J. Flannigan Sr., retired 8uper\'i.sor diaaatrously MMtern policy will tend to be uncomfortable! ' Luther Leagues of the First Evan­ of welfare and personnel for the permit Itself barged wJUi low and alow. gelical Lutheran Church will meet Connecticut Light A Power Co., .this spectacular iiWahce of P<>4^ Tlie Army says it missed the tonight at 8 o clock at the church. died Saturday night at hia home ^cal oppression. Tlie better first four tries, but then scored A special Advent series of pray­ here. He was .-mployed by the firm two succecsive kills. er aer\-lces will start tonight at for 46 years and retired last June, qore enlightened w ^ e m policy Covered to your order — Christmas M OTHKR W IL L P S d a L IO H T IO with a LO O K AT DAD lounging like a king. No general the more vivid this , .The Air Force ssys that, as a beautiful WADL PHONE for her kitchen. It need to RUN for the phone any more , . . h* preset exception to that\general result of the tests, it has been can just reach for it! Even better, this is an policy. The final pity of iV all is proved that the Nike has been saves countless steps every day! Takes up no Special Chri.stma.s Shopping Hours: Open Complete facIHHes and experi­ that thll it all being cloneme \pri- overrated. working space . .\ hangs out of, reach of the ILLUMINATED DIAL PHONE that ’’lights every Monday. Open Thursday and Friday enced help to handle all types of marlly i in ■the Interest of a purpu^ly. T^e Army saya that, by getting children. AvailableMn rich ivory and in black. up” .automatically when he lifts the receiver. evenings. Ojicn evening.^ December 18 body and fender repairs — and military position. !The(The militarymilit two kills out of two attempts, the AUTO \ through 2.1. CME It IPDHtetfP %i. gains are dubious, since a initilaiy , Nike proved ilselt the Nfmesla of complete auto painting. fni c&4tNieticuT iT*ri MinicAt tsctiiv base located on a powder keg can t|ie nioddrn jet bomber. \ 69.95 DECEMBER 1955 PAiNTING & he the opposite of ^-en a military 'There is Just as much contro- SUN MON TUt WED THU nil SAT awet. Meanwhile. tSe price being veray'after the tests as there was BODY WORK Reg. $84.95 Ij^ir thi.s 44'o-inch Co­ I ' s . * * * PREFEIUtED FiMAMce paid for this dubious m’lilary gain before them'. D B 3 \ lonial chest in cherry veneer.s. MQRIARTY the place to get .U being paid in the ideological and Drawer in base; hra.«.s hardware. Dine in Daystrom style! {^opaganda area which ia preb- Answern Fit The Questions 4 E 6 7 D 11 10 M - e * N - E * Y abiy jiiuch more decisive, in the BROTHERSxl iresen t world conflict, than any­ Orcasloiially,.' the results of 11 1 13 14 m IE 17 (Right) Thi.s Daystrom group ia 301-315 Center Street $20 to $500 thing purely military. The British public opinion polls make us so good looking you’ll want to use i l SI should begin yielding now. instead Americans look like niorons. Only, 18 1 Bl 24 '^vshen you w ant it! < it in your dining room! New .surf­ pf eventually. on closer examination, it is not we Telephone Ml 3-51.’)5 MONEY to iUV ANYTMINO board .shaped brass-edged Day- 3S 26 27 28 29 30 31 for the home, form or comp • who are the morons. It's Uie poll- to moke, living more con- takers. .stromitc top in black or gray wood- veniffit, pteosonf, comfertoble a to moke work oesief. The Pump-Tul-bine Car A recent poll .finds thet pn over­ grain. extends from 30 x 40 inches ■ We^ would feel safer .with some whelming niajoUty of Americans' to 57 inches. Chairs in gray or pink MONEY to PAY toiei. Interest, tweed. Black coloramic iron legs. iniwrante, tuition, doctor, den. ) top-notch Detroit engineer sitting favor the uhity'pf Germany, and till, hosp'tel, fvnorol and simi- at our aide, ’telling us where, we "th e long and continuing struggle 'lor expenses. might be gulkble, foolish and ill- of the State Department" to bring PRE.CHRISTMAS MONEY to CONSOLIDATE ever informed. But without such a safe­ ft about. duo bills ond time par bel- Gleaming brass onces. Upon oppfovel of your guard present we'll take a flier Well, it ia difficult to Imagine SPECIAL! opplicotton you may COKSOl- why anybody should oppose the IDATE these into 1 loon here • and say that’ that new Bntlah end ho*e 1 monthly poyment ■V C R V B O D V ’S H A PPY about the NEW O RA N D M O TH ER 'S S U R E to appreciate automobile, deaig.l aouiids very in­ unity of Germany. But to equate you con more eesily meet in** One of the hand.some new modern lamps 16.50 steed of the fTeverol you moy COLORED PHONh:S that add beauty to any a VOLUME CONTROL PHONE. She can teresting,^______• ______>■_ SMtijnent in favpr_pf German Iftvvboy-s. ^.13. inche-s .\vide.^iicafqani tfaBla Kneehole A A Q 5 colled upon to poy. roOm in the house. Eight- rich decorator colors turn a button, and adjust the loudness of ih,- It ia something thought up by unity with policy of the State De- mahogany, drawer at bottom. Our biggest value in polished brass floor to choose from! Best of all, these phones are coming voice.s — easy as tuning the radio! Harry Ferguson, the fan.i tractor riarlftient is something of a far MONET to REFINANCE the bol- lamps in years. Formerly |19.75; future er>ce due on your Cor, TV tetf ju st as convenient 55~they arc good-looking. Perfect for folks who are harxi-of-hearing. man, and .jt is still supposed to. be reach. The State Department be-, Household Appliances. Furni­ shipments $25.00. Choice of junior or,^ ture. Fur Coot ond pther instpll* a secret but so many details of the gan to push for German unity DESK mont purchases . . .-to give you swing-bridge styles designed to use 3- secret have been so well-leaked In only recently, after it had pushed o mpnthly payment //ow can light Bolite bulb.s. No heavy glass re- A wall constructad desk that is sure to please. more eosily meet ■u many directions that British its policy for dividing Germany hectors needed. Tailored taffeta shades. Limited stock! Reserve youVs now for Christmas YOU'LL PINO IT EASY TO GIVE ANY OP THESE UNUSUAL. LOW-COST OIPTS newapapeig are now tjrealing them uHU arming qne half of it to what C liB f tt tb t parm tEt m at f it i r t s r p sckttB ssli See them on display at the telephone office. what gi^fts could give more lasting pleasure? as fa c t' it hoped was a successful CQnclu“ delivery. Amount Amount of MonthtjrPa m tn tslo r: Ferguson repoi4edly demon Sion. ‘ 1 . of .LOAN 12 MO WO 20 MO Take them right along with you. You don’t One stop at our business office can solve lots 1 M $ S 03 even have .to pay for them now t— we’ll be of your shopping problems. Or, if you wish, * atratea. his at-v automobile by- . According to the poll-takers, the BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED " 10D ID A S . s T i l 4 7 3 driving it at 70 miles an hour to­ 1-Ute Department, which ap­ 3D0 3 f.27 3 4 .» 19.35 glad to put the charge.* on yOur regular phone ju st phone and let one of our service repre­ 49.75 SOD 47.41 39 04 M .49 ward a brick wall. Ju st when parently thought it could have iU 1>*#»a#aeOs*w*< rsFsriwMt MfH*s *n rkgi-ga*. bill. What could be more convenient? And sentatives make ali^arrangcments for you. Tt)*T ST* kaiad M oa»4»o< Wy y*F«Mia. everybody ia gasping and turning .rake and eat it too, was accom­ Lane spacesav'er takes only 29 Daystrom smartness! aisay to avoid seeing the crash, panied along the policy route by inches of wallspace. Drawer in the car cornea to a smooth stop, us, the mproria.-For, in,.a previous m V H O N I • WRITE • M VISIT base; 2-shelf interior, Regulkrly Juat short of the wall. This il< poll, in 1954, we, were aa heartily m a s l o [t h e SOUTI^RRN n e w ENGLAND T S L E P H p N S COMFANV. $59.95. * 5 pieces 5 9 *^^ htatrataa oaly one of the dividends for the rearmament of Weatem FURNITURE DEPARTMENT PREFERRED —the emootb; unbelievably ef- Germwy as we are for the unity riNANCi CO.. INC. I agSMAiNfrain • • tmsi Hs u lirtMit stop — which Is being of Germany nbw^ 8o, adeonling to ttANcmnBLs^rWw ancMU siu p . 'Is ' n . (■ ■• : t . - ^4 i ' ■ I ^ i: j .

E ^ c f f a p t i i ItANCUESTEB EVENII^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY; NOVEMBER 28, 1965 UANCHESTEE, EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN« MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1966 p a o b n i N s iSaai 1/ Delegate ‘Stackiiig’' Top Reds Held / Party Leaders Boy Killed Proving Family of Four Hall Believes Ike Will Run Obituary Judge Claims Silk Town . Notes^ Quotes DON'T GUESS ABOUT Qn U.S. School Aid ‘V “ Gasoline Explodes “ ‘ killed in Crash In 1956 *If He Feels Able' Using India on Argue Ribicoff in Fool to By EARL YQST AUTO INSURANCE Denied by Official Milford, Nov. .28 i/P)—The point LoulavlUe, Ky.. Nov. 28 (gn — iFIn^ out why ear ownerf bou^t MORE ante tnaurases O n F a n PiM iUu .iiib 9-ye*r-old diaries Hltkey Jr., Six persoiis, includlrig four mem­ I Allstate than any other company In 1954 banai oa direct wi tMB rac * Om ) H-Bomb Story Flood -^d Pldn "Give All Pay Four’ veteran employes of thswdays, Alaska to Manchester'.'Buck proved to his younger brother and bers of a Peewu. III., family, wej-e I premiums. And Allotnto hae an oaoMially Mgli pqrcontaga of ifn l (Contlnbed froin Page Dne) ‘ (OoMttaoed from Page Om ) is a college student who has hopes I newal*—the best proof of cnetemor oattsfacUon. | H« l a u ^ n f ly denied • published Rutherford E. Morton * -K------Manchester office of the Southern sistei" cost him his llife. killed near midnight last night In Rockville (Oonttaiied from Fmgo Qm ) . I po„,,y designed to boost living drafting the state conference re­ tural Council have 18 different lice, Olender swore at her. With the Soviet party, disagree­ Emil George AmEnde said Parsells, 6otp not preclude Norwood St., plant protection de­ Oliver Springs, Tenn. Both fam* to the ChjcagiyRBtherlng a It was further reported that he "honpdt disagreement or construc­ He ordered an Innocent plea en­ try”. .. D. Lloyd Hobron, manager partment. .Osborne resided in Man*. m by Robert C. McCTormick, seems to which took pisce as he chugged down Main Bal m essage^ from Eisen- standards .. Police report 18-year- port overrode its chairman, for­ plana of this nature under consid­ ment continued over what IChrush- Ernil G. AmEnde, 64, of 24 i^ r - tered for the man and had hint of the Manchester ofllce of the have been written foKmany of the Hies had lived in Oliver Springs oid boy with record as firebug and mer Secretary of the Army Ken­ eration. The council ■ which dis­ later apologized, but the disturb­ chev said exactly in describing the rison St., Rockville, died his tive” criticism of the Governor’s Chester for a number of years. . , until Duncan and Braden ob­ Street? Horses reared, women eereamed-*- burglar has admitted setting SO ance had been reported to the State oposals.” escorted home. ■/ Southern New England Telephone Seven hundred thousand dollars in 26 million people who i^tially buy A rrutgem en^ are incomplete neth C. Royall, am. called for a cussed the plans here la.sl week - strength of the bo.mb exploded. home this morning folloiymg a Judge De Pasquale, is 60 years Co., returned to his desk today fishing licenses In North America. tained work recently in a Peoria fires and committing ISO burglaries wide range of federal school as­ Is expected to meet again in mid- Police and the arrest* was made. However, sll but one of the Rus­ 1. 15y reed, faid Parsells, that (Thriatmas Club checks wilt be dis­ Lines factory. in no time at all, half the town was there in­ for makUg public this s p e c i a l and robberies in last four months. I.«tcr when Trooper John J. Yas- the financing issue should be han­ old. says he never had a strong after a week's vacation. He *was tributed next week to 8.970 people- And for those who don’t nebd a li­ message. sistance. Royall submitted a December. ' kulka visited the Olender home to sian reporters listening to ■ the 1891, in Ellington, the ri of "drink in his life, is happily mar­ one of a very few who vacationed cense to fish it will probablyAe a None of the aurvlvors were able cluding the reporter for the weekly Gazette. separate report referring to what In general “s6il barik" plans call speech reported Khrushchev said ris and Bertha ArgEn ondy^nn dled In a non-partisan manner, but in this area by the four flnanQial Immediately to describe the ac­ The naj^nal clmirroan declined question the boy, the senior Olender contended that non-partisanship ried and has three daughters and at this time of the year and who institutioiis in Mancheatei-. . Har­ “Stepmothers can be nice?” surprise to discover, the wealth'Af Yes, indeed, back in Grandfather's day A to tgllymli^^ Republicans who he called the danger of federal for government payments to farm­ refused to cooperate and ordered ‘millions of tons.” The one ex­ a life long resid a t / Imland five grandchildren. did not go into the wnods iri search Fajry 'Tales present stepmother^ angling opportunities that a ^ cident. control. ' ers to withhold sonie of- their land ception said he heard It as one does n o t. mean "supine surrender old Burr, for many .ycara a blowout mflde news. Remember? , m lg h ^ e t the presidential nomlna- him to leave. Trooper. Yaakuika ar­ County. or griidging acceptance.” of deer.. .Fourth .presentation of Manchester resident, h u been as, by and large, a pretty bad available to them throughout the tlt^-^ih ^d Eisenhower bow out. Parish Retains , ■ A New York congressman, Re­ from production with the idea of rested the father for .obstructing million tons. , For many h ' was em- "The Messiah,", featuring four year. / The ' Alihanac describes publican Ralph Gwynn, attacked Neither Russian nor Indian of­ Parsells said he disagreed with named district manag'er of the lot. th e prototype of them all No Other Candidate ___ .. building up its fertility. These plans the work of a police officer. ployed aa a at the Un- the Governor’* program because It outstanding^ soloists from New month by month, beginning with the idea of federal al-. last night have a double purpose: to curtsy ficials released an official text. derwood TyjJe' Co. in Hart- Plan Yule Sale ^ York City, will be given at the General Ice Cream Co. in Water- didn't do anything worse that) to January, the fishing in qsch of six "So far as I am concerned there Hercljic Pastor, However in court this morning was based on the assumption that burj' and will lake up residence make her little stepdaughter do all ViNETIAN BLINDS , ia bp other candi^te,’| he said. in a CBS-TV program aa "a pure production and to furnish farmers Judge Robert J. Pigeon decided to The first announcemeht of the ford. He ^ a his wife, Mrs.; South Methodist Church on Dec. general regions.: New England. phony, one of the worst.” He said explosion came from the U.S. only $31 million would be needed. 4 at .7:30. An'drew, Watson will' be shortly in the Brass CXty. fo r the the housSwork, stay home from Eastern Canada', Middle Atlantic -•'(PERTLY Holmes Hall said Elsenhower' showed ip- supplemental income. ^ have the charges dropped agaipst Arina Poehn- AmEnde; one He added that if that estjm'ate At SA Thursday past five years Hariild and his dances, and sit in > the s'-hes. But tarest "bi what the PemMrats aCe ' Synod Rapped •it waa liase' on the idea of "tax­ The Minneapolis Tribune', said in the father and Iniposed a fine on Atomic Energy Commission igst daughter, M>>*. Paul P. Lyrich of the conductor and Walter Hewitt,- States, Southern States, the Ba ing the .rich states” to support thip son only. Wednesday and indicated the proves too low, as most pepple be­ family have resided in Albany, there are othc.rs, like the oni in harnsa. Midwest, Central Canada, FUNERAL HOMI __ doing” in the way of criticising a copyrighted story Saturday that East Hartford;, a son, Clayton of lieve. the -Governor’s tax program New York. . . Charlie Hiirlburt Hansel and Gretel who arrange UimpERED ' the administration's ^program, but poor ones and that this was ‘"pt- the department is considering a Among other cases handled was blast equaled millions of tons of Rockvllhr;’^ three grandchildren; The annual Christmas sale of Pacific Northwest, Western Can­ Brookfield. Wls., Nov. 28 (JPi~ ■teriy deceptive.” a $20 flne fbr Intoxication imposed TNT. Announcements of Soviet would fall short of actual needs. the'Salvation Army will open at spent a week hunting for deer in With a wood cutter for the chil­ ada and the Southwest, Mexico. 400HA1N8T. TEL. MIS-7887 that he did not ahow‘"eny perticu- The Lutheran congregation of the plan that would provide payments Sinn q.^rother, Arthur of Craris- Parsells expressed confidence* the Maine woods with Bob McCor­ dren’s murder. This is going Just lar reeotion.” Sen. Lister Hill (D-Alu), a long­ of up to $5,000 a year to farmers against William Hunt of Hebron nuclear tests ususlly have been .. I. l:30-p.m. Thursday, Dec.I, in the Both flesh and salt water angling , • R E P ^ P ^ Rev. Victor K. W r 1 g I e y, found and fines totaling $24 against Cecil made first by the United States, that the state can get at least $15 mick and (Thef Freeman and re­ sboiit ss far as you caii go in get­ are covered, with Information on And he said the President in­ guilty by his synbd In a heresy time federal aid backer, said on who lake land out of production to le funeral will be held Wed- million from the Highway Depart­ basement auditorium of the Cita­ ting th? Slidi'cn out from under­ 24 HOUR S E R V l^ dicated "awareness” of the farm the same program that federal C. LaQair. 39, of Weal Wlllington after detection by sclenti.sts and ported no deer, but one Christmas when fish begin to feed, move or trial, voted last night to retain make It richer. The Tribune said for speeding and passing a stop other sources. - / iesday at 2 p.m. from the Ladd ment without "delaying or ham­ del. tree as his catch. . . North End foot, or so Helen Steers Burgess TEL. JA 9-8IS5 problem bedeviling ; the Republi- him. as pastor. help IS necessary because of "dlf the plan calls for expenditure of Funeral Home with the Rev. For­ stringing” its program. tells us in the Public Affairs pam­ spawn in varlous'watera. oaiis in the Midwest especially. ferencea In v'ealth (among . the sign. The Soviet government's The committee for the food table garagemen Do,n Willis and Patrol­ The book also gives you ulieful The congregation of Gethsemane almost $1.<00.000,000 during the Several out of the area motor nouncenient in Moscow said/dniy rest Musscr,'pastor of Union Con­ Saying that he spoke for him­ includes Mrs; Annie Nicklen. Mrs. man Joe Sartor of the Manchester phlet by that name. This ia an ex­ CONN. VENCTIAN \ Hall said every poll he's seen states) and becarae the federal next 15 years. gregational Church, officiating. self, Parsells Said that he would cellent study of the many diffi­ tips on accommodations and^ rates Lutheran Church voted 197-18 to government . . . is lakirtg 76 cents vehicle violators forfeited bonds. that the test was "the most^power­ Margaret Therrien and Miss Edith^ Police Department are on a hunt­ BLIND LAUNDRY CO. \ indicates Eisenhower is the 1956 keep Pastor Wrigley, despite a Dr. Grover W. Ehialey. staff di­ Burial will be in Grove Hill Cem­ propo.se further to raise $20 mil­ ing trip in Canada while Connie culties which confront the children at the more popular areas. The ref­ choice of 78 to 80 per cent ST "Ihe out of the tax dollar." ful of. all explosions capnea out J.ickson, who , will sell cakes,'^ erence eectlon at/Che bgck of the -ESTABUSHED 1S41 . recommendation by a trial board rector of the Senate-House Com­ until now” by the Soviet l^ion. etery. .. lion above- the $15 millions that cookies and assorted breads. Dwire is ' in the maine woods in and the stcp.iarent through .mis­ voters —- a preference, he said, Legislation now before Congress mittee on the Economic Report, The funeral home will he open would be taken out of the highway quest qif a deer. understanding and lack of knowl­ book provides rfiady data on open that Indicates th e ,D e m o c r a ts of the Northwest synod of the cslla only for federal aid foj- school King Saud on-'Tout The work table will offer such and closed seasons In North Amer­ told U)«vagrlculturgl outlpqk .toTOOT.row,Jiram Si, .U>^.R.P.iia- .., fund „by an in^crease ip.Jhe'salM articles as aprons, cro^eted *di^ edge. . eomttrtmtion. - tw t' tim ' -operirtlon. ■ “:’watari' ■'**o'ffrtt*as>'^ '•'btisj'', arid'ccirpora{l'ori'''tax.''‘'’”‘''' “Judging by the number of par­ Maybe we shouid' teii you. more ica,., the :priCes ht 'flahlng licenses they carried in 1952. suspended from his pulpit. Orders teachers' salaries or p^c)ia^je,.,pf ference that current trends In meanwhile, pla.vjrig host to double- cloths, candles, clothespin / bags cel post packages I have been de- and the offioiar bureau to contact S yW M - fid ^ f-recommendation American ■agricuitriT#' 'lundoubtadly Mrs. Amelia D.' Hoff He told the committee that ,he . A.nd, nta.Tiy .Qther. Ji.wieities...se,cifi^ '. •Ly.ertnz.in rscjehl .WACks. tIita.shquJd. about this service at vour library. .,»-Hs..-iUwwiso-predicted'-the -OOP;- dseker. state .yriiils..^ng. Scud of. would ralae the-aales tax by 1 per 'Ill'e'sr pAihp'Hlets a^^ for -fur4hf(C - Inforraatlon, In,^ each- with Eisenhower heading the tick­ were Issued by Dr. Paul E. Bishop, Ike Colled Conclave rank aa the No. 1 domestic eco­ Bernice Evans. 36, of 373 Adams Saudi Arabia flew into New Delhi Mr*;’ Amelia.'Diekati Hoff,’ 81, of at this table will be Mrs. Martha he the biggest Christmas ever for state or province. Just flip through Minneapolis, synod president. nomic problem.” East Hartford, mother Of Julius cent frilr 9 montha arid the corpora­ Drury, Mrs, Elizabeth Maxvvell and sales on Mai., St.," mail truck de­ the Public Affairs Committee et, would be stronger in the South The conference was called by St., w’ss arrested early this morn­ yeslerdajvfor a 17-day goodwill tion tax by '« of 1 per cent. The which, as they explain, "is a non­ a few pages and we guarantee you than in 1952. Then, he said, the Pastor Wrigley, 35, Was found Bnsley noted that agriculture in ing by Patrolman John Krinjak tour. ''' / Hoff of 29 Foley St., died Satur­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. livery man Arnie Sternd reports. will s^eil the salt air and If you Preeidenl Eisenhower nearly a day morning at. her home. present sales tax is 3 per cent and Light refreshments consisting of Steri(d has delivered parcels on the profit educational organization party got off from a standing guilty by the trlkl board on five year ago to dig out "the Informa­ recent years has been receiving and charged with operating a ImUan P re s e n t Rajendra -the corporation tax la 3 3-4 per whose purpa.**e is to make available .flip Mrd en()Ugh, you will even see start while "In 1056 we will have of six counts of doctrinal devia­ a declining share of national in­ motor vehicle while under the in­ Prasad and wime Minister Nehru Borri Jah. 25. 1874. she was a ' sandwiches, cake, tea or coffee will main stem for s number of years the salmon Jump. tion With which to attack these resident of Hartford for 27 yearf cent. be on sale throughout the after­ And should know What he’s talking In summary and inexpensive form going concerns in every ^tate.” tion filed by an Investigating com­ serious problems” in edUcaUon. come and added; fluence of intoxicating liquor or welcomed ^ u d at New Delhi's Parsells also propo.sed that any the results of research on economic A ' newsman recalled Elsenhow- mittee. But the pastor said even "Indications are that this ad­ drugs. Her husband. Albert C. -military ^ fle ld where he waa She was a member of St. Xiark’s noon and evening, with Mrs. Mel­ about . . . Patrolman Jack Cavag- / JUDGE KILLS SELF before the trial that, he would not The conference will take up six Lutheran Church of GlastonbtiryV surplus that the state builds up vins Uhagno'n. Mrs. Lucy Richard- naro, who works the Main St. add social problems to aid in the er’a saying In Denver that the Re- main points;, achoot alms, organ­ verse trend., which started under Evans. 22. same address, who was given a ^-g iin salute. during the present biennium be set understanding and development of East Hampton./ Nov. 28 ()P)— publlcana muatn’t pin their hopes step down unless dismissed by his previoua programs will continue if with his wife at the time of Jter M ost^eslern diplomats regard­ Besider Tier son, .she lekvcs a ^ son and Denise Glamann as wait­ “beat” regularly with Dave Galli- ; I congregation. ization, building needs, faculty daughter, Mrs. Herman Schroder aside and used for flood relief. resses. Mrs. Christine R.vden^ Mrs. gan. told the following story this American .lolicy." This may soun^ Probate Judge In rl 'C. Hitchcock. on any one man, and asked if the needs, flnancing, and public inter­ left to present programs until the. arrest, was also arrested b j^ la l- ed Saijd’s visit as a new Indian ef­ State Highway Comsr. Newman rather stuffy and cynical, but 0n 65, shot himself to death yesterday President spoke in similar vein to­ "1710 congregation also voted, on day the huge surpluses are some­ tempo and charged with Intoxica­ fort To extend its neutral foreign of East HaWord; another son, Myrtle Glamann and Mrs. Elsa week. Jack spotted a car from est in education. Frederick W. Hqff of Ea.st, Hart­ Argraves has reported that if this Samuelson will serve in the kitch­ New York parked near the State the whole the pamphlets are qifite with a .38 caliber revolver, state Make next Christinas day. a 203 to 2 ballot, to petition the Federal aid la to come up how disposed of and fhe nation's tion. / ' . pol^y into the Middle East. is done, many highway, projects WtUUm Knight palatable and are gerhs of infor­ police said. Dr. Thomas Horsefleld, Halt said, no b u t' ‘T expect if Northwest Synod to turn (he According ti5 police, the couple ford; four grandchildren, arid six en. Theater in a parking stall and the Wednesday as part of .the flnance population and deniand grow to Bulganin and Khrushchev ar­ great grandchildfen^v will have to be postponed. The proceeds of the sale are for A.A.G.O., the organist. N. William meter waa red. As New York cars mation. Here are a few Titles medipsi examiner, said Hitchcock H asked he would make the same entire situation over to the Ex­ diacusslona. but whether the ques­ match our productive capacity.” were found parked in'k car “almost rived today in Madras, where an\ Ribicoff,feels that since the leg­ chosen at random: "The granger had been despondent over his reply.” He said Eisenhower's em­ ecutive Board of the United Luth­ The congressional economist in the renter of the road on W. The funeral-was heltl this after­ furnishings replaccTnents for the Knight is treasurer of the chorus have only one marker plate, Cav- tion can ba kept quiet that long re­ other crowd turned out to greet noon in Glastonbury. islature increased the gas tax in officers living quarters. Mr*. MaJ. for the third time in the last four agnaro had to go to the back at Que, Gate—America's ^ m ig ra- health recently. ■ '•r phasis always has been on team eran Church In America, the par­ mains to be seen. stressed a need to find new outlets Middle Tpke.” Mrs. Evans was \ji them. the last session from four to six ent l^ y . The resolution asked the the driver's -Segt and was argulrig Pickup is genet'ai chairman and years.. .Thirty of the 68 industrial of the car to mark down the regis­ your work rather than on aify Individ­ Already representatives of the al home and abroad for farm Trouble again plagued India in ' Mrs. Carrie I.. Norris cents a gallrin. the revenue is al- ■ plants in Xtanc.ieater are cooperat. tration number on the yellow park­ ual. ' American church board to make surpluses. He said his country with her husband, police said, and Bomba.v where rioters bombarded ready promised for new construc­ Xtrs. Annif Russell will serve as a study and recommendations. It CIO. AFL and railroad unions have both shovved the effects of liquor. Mr*. Carrie L. Norris. mothe> of treasurer. ing with tht Xfanchester Trust Co., ing ticket. Meanwhile, a Wlow Ike Meets Labor Aide-- recommended that organized tabor needs to find "better means of a Congress parly meeting yester­ tion. and shouldn't be spent for and placing displays of their caiiie out of one of the stores and w b ^ While Hall breakfasted vrith also requested the synod to take competing on a fair basis 'with Bomjs'of $200 and $25 werb post­ day with firecrackers, sticks and Charles H. Norris. 53 Hamlin St>, flood relief. ;-'A no further action toward remov­ delegates to the conference at­ ed by Mrs. Evans and her husband, died at her home in Salem, Mass., products in .the main lobby. Each dropped a penny in the meter, Hagcrty the President met with tempt to get it to go on record in other countries whose production stones. Police fired tear gas at the display that has been set up in re­ while* Jack was writing out the FI.ETCHE8 OLASS GO. Secretary of Labor James P. ing Pastor Wrigley from his pul­ for export is growing.” He auction­ respectively, for court appearances rioters. Twenty persons wer^ in­ yesterday. Officials Return pit, pending outcome of the peti­ favor of federal aid; D*c. 7. , Funeral arrangements are in cent weeks has created considered ticket. When Jack came around finily... ^Mitchell on what the White House tion. In a Joint Sunday meeting, the ed agal.nst'‘'shortsighted attempts jured seriously and al least lOO attention and comment.. .S?m to the front to check the lumber 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ described, as "routine” depart­ to unload our surpluses." Also charged with/intoxication, were arrested.. charge of J.' F. Full and Sons UN\Uiiil Prepar es' /... Charges against Pastor Wrigley labor leaders expressed "concern, . F'uneral Home, Washington Sq After A-Siib Trip Nassiff of 241 Vernon St . . wel­ of the parking meter, he noticed mental matters. that less than 5 per cent of the Ensley suggesed the possibility and. with an additjbnal Count of Riots ripped through the city comed a fourth c’aughler into his that there was still time remain­ CORNER DURANT ST. .The meeting with Mitchell had Included that he denied the virgin of tying a fm>d disposal plan to an breach of the peace; Robert R. P'rc- last week over the question of Salem. birth of Ch^ikt and his physical delegates are from the trade union For Talks on Arms family last Wednesday night. The ing. The ticket was filled out and political .-overtones too, with the movement." investment program in tlnder- gin, 35, of 116 N; School St., was making Bombay a separate state. Groton, Nov. 28 (JP>—The atomic birth to the Nassiffs took place at placed under the windshield wiper. NEW LARGER QUARTERS meiging APL and CIO set to test resurrection.” The minister Issued developeil areas of the world. arrested yesterday by Patrolman 'The niling Congress party favors RI.ENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING a general denial of the charges Charges that the conference is (Continued frhm Page One) submarine Nautilus returned to- Manchester Memorial Hospital. "Thlv has happened before," Jack their strength in next year's elec­ He said it is “generally agreed " Walter Cassells Jr. that plan, but Communists and Sam is employed as an Architect.. said, ■•"particularly , out-of-state and submitted s statement of de­ "rigged” for or against federal aid that a balanced program for de­ Police gave the following ac­ other groups w»nt the city to be di):V from a weekend cruise with tions. fense at his trlgl. Pastor Wrigley were rejected by an NBC-TV-radlo Funerals Manchester residents who re- car.* which carry but one marker AUTO GLASS INSTALLED The main question, though, was pressed farm areas should encour­ count, of l ^ events leading up lo part of a proposed nelghimrlng with, there was litt'te,^ hope that Secretary of the Navy Thomas and plate.” ^ 4 did not attend the trial on the panel which included both prcqion- Fregin’s surest: the special Political Committee cfently became American citizens Biaenhower's personal plans orders of his church council which ents and opponents of federal aid. age industrial development, stim­ state of Marathi-speaking people hfficlals of ttie Atomic Energy in Hartford Federal Court Included GLASS FURNITURE TOPS . > 'whathei\he felt fit enough to ac­ ulate out-migfStion to relieve Fregii/ drove his car into a Mra, ilrnnie Hills could takie up a 25-natiofK resolu­ Katharina Suchy, 91 Clinton St., cept renomination and whether he liad demanded certain invest iga- The panelists agreed with a state­ population .pressures, and offer garage/on Main St. Following him, Attacked In London Presc The funeral of Mrs.. Jennie S. tion calling for admission -qf 18 Commission aboard. \ tipnsl knd trial procedure concea- ment by one that persona making For most of the officials it wa.s Czechoslovakia: Xlaria Feldman. MIRRORS (FirepkH» and Door) - was wilHpg to'do-even if he did. techriical,.t>elp arid credit lo aid Cn.ssms parked the miiser he was Iri Lriridon, eeveraT Britlah news­ Hills, 33 Tofdt Sl.,”"\vaA hele their first "familiarlzalion:''-cruise waa hefil at Milwaukee. 12 miles formed or they have an ax to low income farmers reorganize and papers said today that Bulganin on the nuclear craft, which be­ tek. 40 N. Elm .St.,'Chechoslovakia GIf warritdetting bj ‘■■{sdtftr UPNI WuluitM''6 ItJtttIH13 ; would. Elacwower'a atepped-up sc. enlarg’ri their operation. the building he heard the sound of and Khrushchev had taken Prime Walkins-VV’est FTineral Home. The included m the package. and Arthur LArdet:, 106 Cambridge Os Klfhtt (tee libeueiu, buralsk er iU PICTURE FRAMING loll typos) Uvitiea in rrcent days, his appear- east of here last Nov. 10. grind.” In a gerieral discussion of cur­ breaking glass. Minister" Nehru for a ride. Rev. John Neubert. minister of the' There was no. sign of the Se- came the world's first atomic ve­ Uif iirliutloni or',» htroas,__ „ Cleudr______Dr>i , Pastor Wrigley waa the third Tonight's sra-ion will open with / F’regln approached Ca.sscll.s with hicle last January. St., Canada. . . Arthiir (Buddy) du# te comman Xldn«7 and Btadder/lrrl- ance of phyaical well-being and the rent economic policy problems, They said the Russians have Community Baptist Church, offi-j curity Council meeting necessary Buck, 184 S. XIain St., didn’t waste taUoni, trr OTSTBX far quick. fraUfviat WINDOW and PLATE GLASS cgnslstenUy fhvorable medical re ares mItMstsr to face a heresy trial sound-filmed greeting! from Presi­ icnsley said private and p u b 1 i cy a Broken bottle, and told the pa­ abused India's hospitality by turn­ elated and Frederic E. Werner j to dedl with the game question, in- The crui.-ie look the officials into canrartlne halp. A bimaaOTSTinoUblaU this year. The Rev, George P. dent Eisenhower. This will be folr the Atlantic. The party left here any time when he and three uud In pact it yaart prara canty and JALOUSIES: InalallatloD Is Vtuirk, C uy and BeonaaolenL Chriilmei ii atwoyi merrier in hovieholdl orta of his doctors ga.ve reason for I 'grams "must provide the rf- trolman that he was going to u.se ing their visit Into an antl-West presided at the organ. Burial \was dicating that the Big Five veto cucccii. Aik dniitut far OtOncX unStr president's Varty to cross its Crist, 31, of Durham. 10 miles lowed by speeches by Vice Presi­ it “ to fix sdmeonr he (F'rcgin) in ^ d a r Flill Cemetery, Hartfrird. powers in the council still were Friday.. friends drove 5,000 miles in five. CONTRACTORS: WE HAVl^ IN STOCK where fother doesn't foot oN the b llliX south of here, was found guilty, dent Nixon; conference chairman straint needed lo prevent the Mr- propaganda circus which mocked aatlilactloa or money-back i fingers, at least.\ rent prosperity from developing knew.” Nehru’s neutrality. Bearers were George Gabriel. unable to agree on the Soviet de­ Alohg with Thorqas were Rear Come in and |oln our Chrlttmoi Club now. On the other hand there was the suspended and resigned. The Rev. Nell McElroy, president of the Cassells brought F'regin to Po­ David Sandberg, Frank Morasco 'Admiral Lewis L Strauss, chair- John Gerberdlng, .ia, of Meno­ Procter * Gamble Co.; ahd Clint into inflationary boom witjr'. the There was annoyance, too, that mand that Outer Mongolia be MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS virtual certainty that sofne Eisen possibility of a subsequent bust.” lice Headquarters where tlbO tiopd Nehru, the leader of a Britlah Com­ and David Reid.' voted in as a member or the Rus­ ntaii of the Atomic Energy Com- And bring your whoto family with you. hoWer intimates, above all Mrs. monee Falls, was found innocent Pace, conference director. %vas posted by him for a court ap­ mi.sMpn; Vice Admiral James. L Open Saturdays—Open Thunulay Bveainn . but resigneil when k group of Mllr He said it- looks now sS" though monwealth nation, had allowed sians would use the .veto on other There's a club payment plan for overyono. ^.Eisenhower, have been telling him the government will end this fi^al pearance Dec.\3. India <0 be ao used. The Sunday lisa Helm A. Ro<'k applicants. Holloway chief of naval person­ ESTIXIATES GLADLY GIVEN he’s done enough for his party and wBukee pastors sought a new in­ FunerAl seyvicea for Miss Helen nel : Rear, Admiral Frank T. Wat­ vestigation, and trial. year next June 30 with a “moder­ Patrolman Newton Taggart on Observer In a -dispatch from NationSlist China, one of the country and the time has come to Dvixev Arrested,' ate cash aurplus." And he said Saturday arrested Richard S. Poona said; "|n effect, what the A. Rock,\29 Eldridge St., Were veto-power countries in the coun­ kins, commander of the subms-rine Visit Oiir Thrift ^ept. step aside for somebody without a prospects are good for budget sur­ Zavarella, 18. of 126 Lakewood Indian Prime Minister is doing held fromX^e T. P. Holloran Fu­ cil, has not received itS instruc­ force. Atlantic Fleet, and Rear heart attack in the background pluses In the fiscal years ahead. Circle N.. and charged him with amounts to giving his Rus.sian neral HomeXat 9 o'clock this morn­ tions from Formosa and probably Admiral* H. 0 / Rlckover, of the Hr CARPET MILL ENDS In New Orleans for a convention, Two Sailors Die On Road (loiint But, as he has before. Ensley discharging firearms, within town guests a rostrum for a violent at­ ing, followetli^by a solemn requiem wijl not gel them ur^l a-Council AEC and the Navy's Bureau of ★ CARPET MILL SECONDS Edgar Eisenhower disclaimed any cautioned that a surplus In the limits. tack 'on the good faith of the Mass in St. Jaynes' Church at 9:30. meeting is schedule^ a delegation Ship.s. knowledge of what his brother’s de- ! According to,' police. ZaV'arella West." The Rev. JohnAF. Hannon was the Official statemenix about the it CARPET MILL REMNANTS/ might be. ..But he hold the 111 Auto Collision A Gardiner, Maine, man was ar- coming year "ghould dipt lead nec­ '(‘elebrant, the Rev. Edgar Farrell source .said. The h^tionallsts have rekted tnd charged with speeding essarily to'the conclusion that it had fired a sliotgun While hunting , Editorial writers asked wheth­ talked of vetoing Outer Mongolia. Nautilus have said thaj^ she had / ★ CARPET MILL SPECIALS 7 HOW'LL YOU HAVE Tlmes-Plcayune these three fac­ in a wooded area south of Lake- er, In view of this development. the deacon andXlhc. . . Rev. „ George _ - , for which CTina contended with surpassed expectations, but specific tors w t^d determine the Presi­ following one of three weekend automaticaljy Juatifiea lax reduc­ Hughes the ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ★ .SCAHER RUGS FROM SOe EACH Fall River, Mass.. Nov. 28 iJPi A accidents, police IBKid; tion.” / wood Circle. Britain still wants lo have the .ibdeacon, Paul irentuHes. data never .has been disclo.se^. dent's seswd-term plans; Those arrested Saturday and Cheteiat waa and solol.st, | Taipei, meanwhile, the clamor The Nautilus Is due to tie iiP at "The House of loout^l Carpofs" ft , J. "WhsKthe doctors tell him. Two sailors were killed today in He wSs Laurence E. Dick. Jr., 23, same two Russians as guests in Burial was ip St. Jakies' Cemetery,-' V j t nniu f '•'am.^r an auto-truck collision on tl>e Fall arrested by investigating Patrol­ ciiarged with speeding include London next, spring. her dock at tho Electric Boat Di­ YOUR HEATING? 2; "What Maptle (Mrs. Eisenhow­ where Fathqr Hrigl^ read the ! Chma to ve o ad- vision of the General DynaraicX| Join ono of thniii elatsot NOW! er) feels about River Ehcpreaaway.- man Samuel Maltempo after hiS Robert W. Chambers. 27, of 577 Would Avoid Risks committal service. " ; Dir^clor^ lo Air pjv^C'enter St,' by Patrolman* Rowe The Daily Telegraph said: United Nations is getting louder, Corp,. her builders. MANCHBSTBR g.' "What the fot^lgn situation is.' The collision was at the site of car skidded nearly 185 feet and Beai- era were Marshal Duchesne, Party line - 50c each week for 50 wceka—I 25.00 an overpass constntttion project /rtruck a curbing on Center St. Wheeler; Ronald Cyr, 21, of Hart­ "Possibly the best way to avoid Williamn Mrl^ughlin, Mward Me- and angrier. The others aboard the craft are near Hilliard St. about 8:30 last ford. b.v State Trooper llayniond risks of serious Unpleasant ness Newspapers urged the govern­ members of the Atomic Energy j or Private I $1.00 each week for 50 woeke—S 50.00 where traffic m b^tb directlolis it / budget AflditioiiB''' I-siughtin.in RnvmrinHRaymond • ''/’amnholl|Jampbell, / using one tide of the divided ex- night. ” ILilley; Albert F. Ruby, 28. of Cam­ would be to cancel the visit, which John Wilson and Frank 'fclxnigh- ment lo disregard any suggestions Commission and Capt. William S.. Honesser D presswayi^: / The patrolmen said Dick evi­ bridge. Mass., also by Lilley. on the present showing is likely lin. to withhold use of its \ieto power. , Rringle and Cmdr. Richard R. : CARPET CENTER $2.00 each week for 60 week*—S 100.00 Public hearings on thfee Addi­ to demand a truly unpalatable ' Polico said the sailors were dently lost control of hii car beV - Alao. Frederick C. F'rank. 27, of Nationalist quarters expres.sed leaning, commanding officer of the i 348 Main S»,I., Manchester Tel. M l 9-4343 $.T.00 each week'for 50 week*—I 150.00 aouthbouqd. apparently headed for fore it started to ekld. The im p^t tional appropriations to the town's East Hartford, bv Patrolman Rob­ degree of diplomatic hypocrisy.” fear that if Outer Mongolia. Is second nuclear submarine, the Sea | riss Comp ourrent budget will be held by the ert Turcotte; and,. Leonard J. •'There was no indication, how­ allowed into the world" b^y, the Wolf. • whlcli u:as launched here COR. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Newporl.' R.I.. where they were of hitting the curb broke off. the I ONE BLOCK NORTH OF ARMORY $.5.00 each week for 50 wceka—8 250.00 'qtatloncd when their car swerved W t front wheel and the policeman Board of Directors tomorrow at. 8 Kanehl, 30, of 23 Hathaway 1-anc. ever, that Prime Minister Eden's Weekend Oeaii^s prospects of Red China's admission la.dt Jul.v and is now undergoing! /Paris. Nov. 28 Arthur tV the left, arid collided with the Mtimated damage to the Dick car p.m. in the hearing room of the by Patrolman Raymond Peck, Conservative government intended _____ i would be enhanced, and there fitting-out. I $^6.00 each week for 60 weeka-i-| 500.00 Honegger, 63, noted Swiss. com­ to cancel the visit. aidXpf. the truck. . at $150. N' >-ne was injured, police Municipal Building. Scheduled court appearances for * Bv THE .AS.SOriATFT) PREsM I "-muld be more talk about-the crea- .$20.00 each poser, died here last night follow­ Tha\pailor-drivcr ,wa.s killed an reported. Largest of the appi opriationa the five operators are Dec. 3, The invitations were extended Greal Neck, N. Y, -- Rijy V iV ! '’f t " ” Cliinas. week for SO weeka—fl.OOO.OO ing a heart attack. the .spot\and his companion died Satunlay Just before midnight. under consideration is a $23,623 ad­ Chambers and. Kanelil: Dec. 5, before the disagreements at the Den, 59. publisher of the Rome - United States, which also -w^Honegger, who, dgcldetj to .--be­ leas thkniyo hours later in '^ues- Lewis .N. Gaskell, 16, drove out of dition to the budget of the Board Flank; and Nov. 30. C>’r and Ruby. recent Geneva Big Four foreign (Italy I Dail.v American and f o r m - ' 'eS Outer Mongolia but plans come a composer when he .wak'only dale HospitaK / the driveway at his home at Ifl of Education. Bond of $3i> was posted by Ruby. ministers conference and before er advertising executive arid light i i-® ab itain in the voting, haa-denied nine, wrote several oratorios in- "nte bodies Nt;ere IdrnLraed by Virginia Rd. ahd hit a car parked At the beginning of the fl.scal Trooper Lille.v on Saturday ar­ Rus.sia began playing again her ofpera '.slViger. Born Wheeler, Ind.. Ja So- let claim that it is still cam- NEW ISSUE ' clutUng "Itlng David.” "Joan of on the street. rested Edward B. Plesz. 36. of Pine Cold War propaganda- theme Died Sunday. ' ipaigring actively to keep out the N*vy officials, but their neines year General Manager.; Richard songs. Arc at the Stake,” "La. Datue des were w'ithheld. peiujing noOflea-i PaUolman William Cooke In-., UUrtln and the Directors cut some St . Columbia, and charged him Sonora. Calif. Hallett Abend. I ‘'•’"D' ‘1 Asian territory. llorts” and "Nicolas de Flue.” He vestigated and said Gaskell had with operating a truck without In an editorial headed "Nehru's 66. rity.feditor of the I-os Angeles ! Assembly session was , 10,000 SHARES \ Uon of next of kin. $37,000 from the achocl budget re­ Tigei*. " Lord Beaverbrook'a Eve­ also wrote, the opera "Antigone.” The truck driver, waaX^ai lea T. taken his e.ves off the road tor a quest, and the educators have rear fender flaps. He Is scheduled Times'from 1920 to 1924 and-later i *<;'hedliled to end Dec. 10 but many » symphonies and chamber second to turn off the car .radio to appear in court Wednesday., ning Standard described the Rus­ Far East correspondent , for the jand U.N. officials are mueic^ . Smith. 38. of Fall River, s^ho- es­ asked for restoration of part of sian visit to India as a triumph of caped with minor injuries before hitting the car belonging to the cut. Frida.v, Patrolman Thomas Gra­ New York Times. Author of two | bOW jalking of a five or six day Hofi'egger was one of French Arthur W. Jones, 56, of Middle- ham arrested Arthur R. England. Soviet propaganda'and asked: books and numerous magazine e.xtention lo get their work down. The Manchester Company fpiusic's famed "Group of Six” The other appropriations ars,^ "Was Nehru conscious that he town. $3,319 for elections and $1,000 for 18, of 499 Lydalt St., and charged srilcles. Died Sunday. • The Phillppine-Yugosl!.v deadlock, composers . who banded . together Police estimated the. damage at him with passing a red light. His was* admitting a tiger to the In­ New York — Dr. I-a.szlo L. already at a record 21 ballots, was 6 % Cumulafiva Convartibla Prafarrod Stock after World War -I to renew com- the dog license fund expenditures. dian fold 7 so firm that delegations h*,V« been With MOBILHEAT fuel oil you olwoyt Family of Tlirt'e $200 to the Jones car and $100 to The dog expenditure appropriation court appearance is scheduled for Reinder, 61. research associate ‘'at poaition methods and sources of in- the Gaskell automobile. None were Dec. 5. "Nehru is a proud and vain.man. Institute of Cancer Research of unable to agree on another voting ' Price: $10 per share apiration. 'The other members of injured and no charges were will be financed by dog license re­ Did he realize he would be dwarfed Columbia University College 'of se.ssion in The As.sembly. havo your own private rosorvo of fuel the group '.iWCre Darius Milhaud. Porisli ill Blaze brought. Patrolman Cooke said ceipts and not by taxation. in his own backyard by lhe.se man- Physician* and Surgeons. Born in The United States reiterated The company will service enterprising manufacturers, processors and ware­ Georges Auric^ Germaine Taille-' Gaskell was going at about 15 eaters who have taken charge ■ of Hungry. Died Sunday, support for the Philippines so long housemen in Connecticut and surrounding states by purchasing Accounts that no one else can draw on I ferye, Francois Pou’qpc and Louis m.p.h. whe.i the accident occurred. his arrangements 7“ White Plains. N. Y.--(pollin as it remains in the race. Belfast. Maine, Nov.'28 ijpi \ Public Records ' 'X: Receivable. Durey. " family of tluee perished last night About 9 a m. Sunday,” Patrolman FI'A Uiiil Plans T h e'star said the Russians' Kemper, 87. prominent Broadway Honegger wax born in Le Havre. in a blaze which fire officials: st- Newton Taggart investigated a "indiscreet speeches and their at­ theatrical producer during the first There’s nothing like the wonderful security of yarn In weaUrp France, in 18S2. His tributed* to s short circuit m a similar accident on High St. Just Warrantesi Deeds tacks on the 'West produced more quarter of this century. Died Sun- Offering Circular; pnay be obtained from: own private fuel supply. Mobilheat delivery is com­ father was a Swiss importer arid television connection. east of Cooper St. Potliick Slipper Ralph, E. Cowell and Olga W. than a worried look on the faces da.v. About Town the son kept Swiss citizenship but He said Mrs. Mary A. DuPont. Cowell to Mark W. Hill and I.,ena' of prominent Indians." Rome-^Fauston Torrcfranca, 72. pletely automaHc—yon never have to call. Mobilheat A medical examiner said James 'ITie Mail said Nehru "has re­ In later years lived mainly in C. Wright, 36. his wife, Velma. 22, 36, of 127 High St., was' making a The Buckland PTA will hold its M. Hill, property at Bucking­ Italian music historian, author and The Ingrahhm Circle af the now is twin-action, efeans.as it heals! Parii. left turn into High St. when she ham St. leased the Red genie from the bot- critic who was a specialist in mu­ North Meth4di5.t Church- WSCS and their six-months-old son., November meeting tomorrow eve­ 'tle-” CHARLES E. THENEBE At 17 he attended the Zurich James, suffocated in their third tried tojirevent a child riding with ning at the school, beginning with Green Manor Estates to F'arm sic of the 15th and 16th centuries. will meet toilght at 8 o'clock at For a pruPleld Marahal Sir John Hard- too late now,”' and disappeared to the DuPont car and $100 to the ner and Princeton Sts. (Kan. I-Post. Born Concordia, Kan. will be co-hoste.'.s. Members are - tSg> goveraar of Cyprus, today ber of parenta present will be Erwin Mooney and Alice Moon^' and Gun Club for its annual Ladies Died Saturdajr. from view Inside. Stechholz vehicle. Patrolman Tag­ awarded the attendance bariner Night, which will be held Satur­ requested to bring articles ,/or a Our Registered Representative in Manchester •e^ered all British timps la the gart said. None were injured and to Harry N. Cotter and Beverly Chinese auction. The Holy Inno­ CALL MltchoU 3-5138 FOR TOP QUALITY Fire Chieif Henry Charles said for the month. J.. Cotter, property at 399 Parker day, were reported well underway BRITAIN GIVES PLA.NES MRS. RUDOLPH A. PALASAY—TEL. Mitchell 9-9002 Islaad coloajr ea-a was basis for the Wrights apparently dozed off no' arrests were made. Past . memberji and neighbors today. cents with Mr*. William P. three moatha. IWa means that watching television while; the .Anflnui, Jordan, Nov. 28 (Ah— Courtney of Av’ery St.; and St. SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS m are cordially inrited, and thia in- <)uitcikJm ^eed “ The affair will be held at the Britain Is to give Jordan a gift Elizabeth Xfoither* Circle, with I traapa will be uader diarl- blaze s t a r ^ from a wire leading • CITES U.8.-POWER clufles the former Buckland Com­ organizatiori's Coventry ■ clubhouse, K J a r * oa active aeryke ■to .the set. .Miami, Fla.. Nov. 28 OfV- Ruth O. Ferguson to A u^st H. of 10 Vampire jet fighters, re- Mrs. Marshall .Tyrrell, 362 Wood­ Pteaae send me Offeriag Circular The Manchester^Co. munity Club or the Buckland-Oak- KUimSn and Minnie M. Kii^smari, with Danny Piedmontc of the Hill- Ii(|d>le wurvses said today. King land St. 1 . . Charles estimated loss at $2,500. Secretary of Defease Charles E. land Club, which , became the crest Restaurant serving a steak , • ' The fire wak confined to ■ the Wilasa said todgjr that the re­ property, on-Woodhridge St;, Hussein is understood to have \ 7f«w proisaaaaa qif mllUng rice, Buckland , PTA in the spring of Marriage LJeenae dinner and the Dubaldo Bros, or­ been informed of the decision .by Hose Co., .No. I of U» South. .Wright apartment but smoke and taliatory power of the L'alted 1953. It might be well for them to , Walter Paul Vogel Jr., Vernon chestra providing the miusic for MORI ARTY BROTHERS .glihlaate aethpda which previoua- water daifiaged other portions 6t. StatM’ Armed Fereea "Is na- British .Ambassador Ohnrieit Manchester Fir# - Department V iw tfoyad aauch of tha food notify Mrs. Raymond P.’ Miller, and Helen Gertrude McGugan 172 dancing; Jack Gordon: heads the Dtake. The Varopiroo are now b e - answered__ an * alarjn 8atq ' 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER the building. Including the Belfast equalled In the world and we 800 Tolland Tpke., to aaaiet her Bldridge St., Dec. 10, South Metho­ eonunltts* on arrangements, and Trading P o^ ^ tha atreet floor. pkp to keep It eo.” lair medifled *m Britain, fer thn.4n«t«nea» with plans for the nffair. dist Ojurch. Burt Lshmaa ths gift conmnittss. Jordan eflnmta. 8 t Siremeii npigrtnd no ,t...... t c.'' * ■ (:■ .( .. f- .1 ■A- ■ 'V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1956 liANCHiSTEB EVENINO ukaALD. IIANCHESTBS. CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 PAGE ELEVnt rA Q tT B M -SL the pen and they didn’t jenow ,how I SaUvepdst. X . . n n i ! the three In dalaveraa County New Many Wear BUGS BUNNY iUrce lyiiiimcn , while investigating a burglary. long the sentence was going to be. j *-----— ■ ' Christmas Club Checks on Their Way j They brought the men here for THAT'S Middle, Far East Push FALSE TEETH m jT,9 m , ----- ;— I Pity the poor fisherman who T An^atf to Praviouo Pustlii W/" * C l questioning because Jackson is WHAT WAUL BA6Y... The One time modem man's)lands' a record breaking fish, Sense and Nonsense oijULjrJ ■■■ u u u ii J J V l Q l l f l l ) •*’'''■ headquarters at . WlHi Mor* CsmfsA' I 00 WITH SETOPP home really feels like a castle is iHe has no opportunity to lie about Animol Affoin auiautJLi|Hp! I - ' San Andreas. PASTEETH. s pleasant cEosnc r AN' tVALK when thifc furnace goes out.—in lit. ' raorjui )Lj|u iLiu- J. Seen as New Red Aim. . A * 1 _ 1 ? 1 A « The gtmmen got the drop on Mc- (non-aelil) powdsr, holds fa WITH "I waa singing in Adelaide, rikiaacarj " OLJfcJUiiu mors firmly. To sat and r-’" THIS THAT I DOWN r\lClCik JL IC C J n l - i 11’"''-)) and Leach as w>ll as on two comfort. Just fprtnkia % HIM.' I'd like to be aa light add free, Australia, in a Joint recital with ACB088 IsMmlllLJ L-Ji - "J- (Oeatfaued from Page 0r*e) ' '' .AmadpiKCounty deputies, Jim Fre- TEETH on your ptatss. no sonu^, I any bird that iings. And bot Mischa Elman," ahe saya, "and BY DICR TURNER I Ualian dty U U C jn HIU ” H r lH a ’’harrowing experience for me gulla arid Glide Dondero. gooey, psety tai taite or foellng. Cbseu CARNIVAL IMooscUk* UkJLJ LJCiJL.J but I felt Tt would straighten it­ Jayson, 't’allf., Nov. 8 i/Pi -■ (demwie braMU. O ohreased, and—yes—poasesaed. by one of my numbers was .a song by daar 3thln operation in the expectation ttmt Quickly gathering equipment FASTEBTHJl^odo'" StI' shy . dnit man things and Things and THINGS! Chopin, called "Thp.BIrdllng." Thiil 3 Marsupia u a u ULIL3 . ' JR L j self out. It waa difficult to un­ Three i^ien kidnaped the sheriff of aaLUJ uu iiLum Russia, which has diplomaUc relV derstand the delay in getting the and weapons the three handcuffed Oh. t^vo0ld be Joy; without alloy, song has a very .difficult cadenza, ruminant 4 Platform CalaVera^Gounty and his' deputy Fiegulla snd Dondero together and - ^ — and I was sriways happy when It m u u c j tiona With both halves of Germany, 'word down the line to any re>pon- to roam the. wide worl^ through. 3 Story last night after whipplntr out hid­ left them In Jail. They made offiW^^^T'^ ^ ^ ^ ^ With Just a-pack upont my back: waa over. But on thU particular aobjsetiv* iimcdaau|LJuuuuL| could aettle tha issue alone. smle authority. ' My wife waa U Where • Sterchy den guns while bein^' questioned with McFall and Leach over twist-1 but this I!ll never do. For modern evening it had gone especially well, soluble cjHULiUQluuunai 3. In the Middle ElasL, the (Tom-* rather nervous, of course." ing roads in Mcp’sll's 19o6 car/ ^ R F U M E S man— do what he can—accumu­ and I was so entranced with my lobeters live t ju a c i u i J h u c j L i u n munists have stirred up a hornets R e^ Boland left by plane this at a Jail. IS Doraeetlcated 7 Jewel Fregulla and Dondero got free ! inie World'a Flneat Btaada' lates and clings. And makes a accompli*hment that ! stood listen 3 Men (coll.) nest by selling arms to E!gypt. moTninWor Frankfurt and Naples. Sheriff Lester McFall was put quickly and raised an alarm. [ "shrine" (both yours and mine) ing. Percy Kahn, my accompanist, 14 Within 35 Egyptian god 41 Stitch agatn They also ha»e vaulted the pro- The pwty wss touring in an ov’.t of his stolen ^Rr 30 miles from tpreflx) 0 Atop McFall was let out of the car i of.lhings and Things and THINGS! waa waiting for me to start the f 10 First man 34 Shine <2 Essential being West security line .to offer eco- ■ Army sedim of the 'type used by here, apparently because the gun­ a t' Sloughhouse, about 20 mil^s i Arthur Drat Stirii.^ We cram our place la rank dis­ next bar, and I waited too, al­ f 15 Brown II Feminine 37 Pleasant 43 Fist boat pomic help to Egypt and other; the U.H. rnL^on accredited to the men did not wimt to hurl him. He west of Jackson, ' grace!) ..with sofas, tables, chairs, though P was I W’ho should start It Nourishing 44 Withered appellation 38 Scold Arab countries. In Afghanistan, Soviet Zone. \ The mission haa is almost 60. /' Leach Kept In Car ^4is4e4e4e4.sAea4.L4nti and fancy mats . . . and this and ■■ "Coring this dead silence a wag It Betrothed 48 Hireling the Soviets already have SpO tech­ X K u cv e MV 47 Spirit 30 Fail to hit never been tnvOlyed in any Incl-* The deputy, Russell Leach, L,elch was kept Irt the car until that, and statues by the. stairs! In the gallery screamed out, *Wake 20 Mouthlike 31 Nearly 47 Pace nicians at work, and party boss dents over the usV of iU two-way overpower(m‘ one kidnaper short­ A«ILE VMIN Our attic's crammed, our cellar's up, Percy, wake up" Startled from L opening 11 Vigilsnt'.;' a roadblock was spotted three 33 Minister’s 33 Toil 44 Volcano Nikita kbrushchev and Premier radio. . \ ly afterU’Brds when the car miles farther on at Michigan Bar; HAS OCVtSED^ Jammed . . . with Junk we'll never my dream, T laughed snd the whole 31 Malt beverage SO------Veges. Nikobal Bulganin currently are A LESS home 38 Feet sorry Lt. McQueen gaveHhla account stopped .for a roadblock. Two of the meii got out then, lesv- GENERAL need; with tools and plates and audience with me. to the confusion i 23 Small devils Copper coins Nevada touring India, Afghaniatan and of the incident: - wrm tAfuous ten pound weights, and books we'll of the pool- accompanist who was 34 Detest 40 / Fled on Foot „ Ing Cervantes to try to , nm the 34 Rabbit Burma. The congressional party croaaed, Tbs' other pair fled oh foot, block. ' ' I T V SERVICE sournoNj never read.. But. when at last this not at. all at fault." 2S Wood knot 3. In the Far East, the pressure into the Soviet sector of Berlin" at life Is past; When Heaven's door­ 16 huntited by. 40 offl'-era,' But beford he could speed up I 37 Umb 1r r r l> ) r takes the fori . ot new Communist ll-a.m. and drove to the RedATiny ^ e scene was in the famed the .car f6r the attempt, Lcnch Days bell rings. Saint Pete will say. UOKSK THAN I>E,\Tlf 30 Without moral threats' of Warfare. Red Chinese cemetery, which attracts foreign Nights $2.95 Plus Paris Come In. You may. Juat you There's one thing that could kin ^ t h e r Lode gold country of Cali­ overpo^red him. sense r r Deputy Premier Chen Yl told an visitors almost dally. \, fornia, In the foothills of the Sier­ Lepdn and McFall took Cer- TEL. Ml 3-aiN but not your Things!" a girl. 33 Indian interviewer last week abou’l-.exten- vaotM to Jackson and put him in - Karl Flaater. Or spell her very doom. . ' While the gi'oup strolled through, ra about 40 miles east of Sacra* antelope r (? slve military preparations XooB the grounds, an East German po­ mento. ^ 1 with out charge, then returned Just give her 40 brand new hats 34 TOot softly - the China coast for possible as­ with no mirrors In the room. 1 liceman looked into the parked The story wga like those Mail^ to the search. The well-known mereo-soprano, 35 Begins r sault on Formosa it talks with Police said they believe the Eva Gauthier, contithutes an amua- . . —Grace Machacek. i auto and note;l the radio tele­ TM’aln handled when he w as/a 34 Abstract bcin| y.S. representativea at Geneva phone. When the party returned, California editor and it atarXe^ In other two stole and abandoned Ing story on herself, which reflects u b4tRk down-. Three little ink drops were cry­ 37 Colt’s mother the policeman demand^ the car the county Twain made famous another car oulckly and were on MARLOW'S humoroiviy on her accompanist, 30 Honey-makera r Xhe Committee on International foot in the rolling Sierra foothills. And Other fine Staraa Percy Kahn. ■ ing'.'-because their mother was In 8T i keys. ' with his, story about the/Jumplng 40 Arrive i FIFI PolicyNtf the National - Planning The poljeeman cocked his pistol Frog of angles, camp. - 41 Fish eggs Assn., reviewing the situation in a and when McQueen demanded to McFall said he and Leach picked Ex JUDGE’S AUNT DIES OPEN MONDAYS W w report yesiSrday, said' the Cold BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 42 Worms know why, hb was told; up the three who had been hitch Bridgeport, Nov. 2C (Jh—Gert­ UNTIL CHRISTMAS PUT OUR WAY 45 Nobles w J5 War is In its "most perilous "It is againiK the laws of the hiking near ..Mokulmne Hill be­ rude M. Fitzpatrick, aunt of form­ 40 What skulks m phase.’’ It called for a courageous East German Deirnocratic Republic cause one resembled a man seen er Superior Court Judge John T. aren’t r and imaginative prdgj;am. for a foreign powe>^ to have and leaving a r^ent burglary. Cullinan, died yesterday. Miss Ye«,Y£S,TWI66S,PR0CB6D.'-— r 1 The association describes H ed', UM! 6L AD MOBiRt«6Ey CO(4-> SI Night mamma i operate a adio in a vebjcle." . The California highway patrol Fitzpatrick waa a teachdr ih eiL,MAiro(?,x KHOW yooiz. 53 Kind AS a nonprofit, nonpolltlcALorga^ . McQueen tried to radio hi* head­ identified tl.e captured man as Bridgeport, public schools for 6(1 ' •SEfATED, geCAOSe A F T E R ^ zat|on devoted to planiungxoy CUpiOSIT'/ ABOUT A\0(?(«66Ey YOU‘\/e TOID ME, HE'LL 6E 53 British p quarters and a second pdljceman lAiula Cervantes, 21, , They said yeara before her retirement in Hi^eOT VOO<3A65ED UP princess 5Tr r r , 17 Amiericans in agriculture, btlsihess, drew his pistol. The party was then the fugitives wete James Woolsey A81.E TO f^eAV IT It! MY j labor and the prpfcssions, . , , Herald Photo and Ronald Garrett, both about 18 Some areas in East Pakistan IM E I ’u W h j o r 6TATE FAIR BALLOOsJ.' MiNDAS EASILY A ^ 54 Scottish ' ' ^1 ordered to follow the pollcemeh to if\ ou'll promise t o waterfall r "There must be no let-down In a guard sheltei. where Soviet au­ W.,th Santa looking on approvingly, some o f the 3670,000 in Christmaa Club checka which were re­ or. 19. All are from Sacramento, have ,3,000 people per square mite, LARSE-TVPE M0tHeR600S£ our military endeavor,", the com­ ceived by Manchester residents .today are shown being atiiffed Into the mailbox in front of the post office officers said. one of the moat densely populated ilP UP W O R TOMSOE.X'LL gOOk^ f - - 90T 6 0 AHEAD, 55 Female sheei w thorities were notified. LETSPO ir*4 ON THE 54 Many lambs >r W mittee said, but added; "It seems A Russian officer showed up 45 •Saturday morning. Mailing the checks are representatives of the town’s four financial insUtutlona which McFall and Leach had arrested areas In the world. STORM WINDOWS' Ma m — x 'm a l l "N«v*r mind whtt ship* your daddy aaya tha world is in - likely that the immediate struggle minutes later and his fir.*f question conducted the Christmas Clubs-;from the left, Lynwood Elmore, Savings Bank/of Manchester; N,'W il­ MlHtLK'EADER''S EARS/ end up in Ihii 8" 5T 5! *$eCK£T,fHE round it tha word I wahtad!" 57 Creek letter Jl will be i;ast Ih terms of diplomacy, was what he initials "B. C." on liam Knight, Manchester Ti ust Co.; Justus Paul, First National Bank of Manchester; and Robert Boyce, ■r economict and ideology. In these the biir.iperu):Cant. Every Amer­ Manchrilter Savings and Loan Assn., Inc. • • HA6 dJWX''A’»i».'2.7:7-.»’X Vr75V't*I« ’ HIMAIimiH; shal of the U S. Berlin Comraan ' ' 'TUesclayf 'froyii 4?, Sbiith MetHd:’ ib'nr’ BlT'iier ''aiToW' ’to'’''''RH!lvat?T Cs0 TsJsy Ise Watkins said "V.V must not dist; l23, Buckland; Paqk 251, Ver- Spiess; 1-year service pins to Rob­ William P. Qulsh take on greater burdens than’ we interceded with Soviet Deputy John Tierney fTM liMiMfe a DisiisitrsKse . ^ can carry." Commandant I, A. Koisiuba, Ham­ anck; Squadron 25,. . ert A'ibfio, Gordor. HUrwltz, “ ednesday; Troop '65, Armory; Thomas Morriasette. Ralph Samo, Ra.vmAnd T. Qulth Sparkman saw hope Ifi' an Im­ monds' demanded the immediate release of, the Americana. 112,\yerplanCk; 120, St. James'; William Swanson, James Coleman. Paul R. LaBreo proved technical aid program, say­ 133, ^cond Congregational: Pack Richard Avery, Stevep Bernstein. MANCHESTER ing "1 think we can work out a "Col. Kbtsluba replied that the i party had violated the laws of the 28. HebMn. John Chiaputtl,' Leonard Mathia- Ml 3*S940 program that will certainly meet DDR (East German. Republic) by Thursday: Troop 124, Andover. son and James Parker. A 2-year AWNING CO. any competition Russia can offer." Friday: ^ co u t Leaders Round service pin was awarded to Wil­ Career diplomat' George F. using the radio In East German PHARMACY territory," the Army said In a Table. Cubmasters are especially liam Averv, and Richard Froelich m i 195 W. CENnR ST. Kennan suggested the containment invited to thi/(nc*Uog. received his appointment as d X, 664 CENTNER STREET policy at a time when western statement! However, Kotsluba re­ ALLEY OOP Who Me? BY V. T. NAMLIN leased the group and agreed Chief of Den \ Tel. MI 9-9814' 2 25 MAIN ST. TEL. Ml 9-3091 COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO leaders generally \yerc seeking Cub Pack N0N98 held its No­ There Will be a cbmmltteevhieet- means to cope with Soviet bullying arrange the meeting between Di- “r- ..^ ,A L L RIGHT. ALL WELL ..THERE GOES OANt^ED YOU RE NOT brova and Gen. Dasher today. vember meeting at^ccklcy School tactics after W'orld War II. Friday evening. The theme fo- the I CSlJJD^) MY THE OOLKSH w e TH A T'S / e h ? DEAF. B O Y - Simply stated- Kennan's plan */5TAR5, MR NEEDED TO STAY WHAT'S YOU FUMBLEl month was America tile Beautiful, 1 was to build a dike of mutual de­ and Don 1 recited an. appropriate ! HEARING AID/ LOSSAL, IN BUSINESS F(^ THAT? HEARD ME' fense arrangements nroUnd the Lutherans Plan ver. e and led the Cubs liWinging j calm DCMN, THE NEXT YEAR? t f » *55! I ^ b!S k, Communist world so its military "America.” The paok was treated 1 ACCESSORIES^ \ FC»R PETE i n i f power Would not spill over and en­ Lucia Festival to a scries of movies dealin|/\vlth W ITH AN SAKE., / gulf the free world. the wonderz and beauty jal In time this policy produced the country. 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Following the pageant, .Swedish cookie,, and , coffee cake J iumSi nist state by uslhg .an automobile will be served in keeping with the equipped with a two-way radio. hospitality ot LuCta. Doris Olsen FINANCE CO. J with this NEW U.S. Authorities said that the will portray LuCia and her attend- (^«Mna/riNANCE co) \ Ru..sians supported this claim . ants wjll be Karth Pearson. Jean of AKandiaarSr later in the day when the Ameri­ j Halvorzen. Janet Holmquist. June cans' relc.nse was secured. Amer- I Hallln, Carol Ann Fisher and 80€ MAIN ST., 2nd FI., Over Wociworth’s, MANCHESTER Iran officials took this to mean that > Elaine VerbaYg; Baker.boy... Peter Mltcttoll 8-4154 . Ask tar the VCS MANagor the laws of the East German Re- iHuffielJ and Larry Wogman; Star • OPEN THUSSDAY EVENINGS UNTIl I P.M. 3Y PETER HOFFMAN public now could be applied to I boys, Allan Anderson and Douglas Imni Biadt It rtjldtflli Sf ell lerrMitdiRf tovM A lost 9f $1M cttls STO.il vhtt rtseid in. 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Baseball Player Pavoff Dive for Giant Touchilown E A ^ W; YOST Bobble Tlial Hcl|icd Sink Navy for Army Eleven Giants Tie Cleveland, iMMrta Edltar Veteran Post-Season Teams Grabs Two TD Passes Draft Starts ' Nunday • Y Bowling League title season Traveling conditions were ex- and end the reign of the Manches- Against Holyoke Club Oolumbui, Ohio. Nov. — Cards Surprise Bears cellent today for youngsters who ter Motor Sales. Joe is a fine pin- . 2 Woshlncton h«d fir»t pick of 3,1*4 had their aleda out for the flrat ner with the Inaurance team.. New York, Nov. 38 ' Exactly half the 12 team* in the National time this season but for motoriata "What’s new? ’ is a f^ ’orlte, ex­ , By PAT BOLDUC ellflbiti minor l*««ue ba*cb»n play, it was a good day to keep the presalpn of mine and when I asked New York,.Nov. 28 (85 — The were Mvored to top the final list, Michigan State 1-1 and Pitt 1-3. Football League atill ha-ve a chance for a title with only two weeks to bowl picture waa four-fiftha com­ Quarterback'TlIly Dubose and glue-fingered Frank Toro combined era today, in the annual major j buggy in the garage. Except for Sam Naasiff this yiestlon he an- endiM their regular -eason wdth >llchigap State’s defeat was a their talenta yeeterdey afternoon to lead the Manchester Merchants to go, and i’t'a uo wonder when you consider the goinga-oh in the pro loot- plete today, chock full of veteran 6-0 set 'rack by Auburn In the 1938 Ic t^ e draft. All eye* were on the | the usual short trip to church with awered, "Same old_ 29 /Straight victories in a w)»op- their moel Importent win of the current season, a aparkUng 19-7 victory loaded farm roatera of the Brook- | bail aet. my family, I stayed close to the girl, last night. The fourth post-s«aaon performers, while the Orange Bowl-~before State became , Ever hear of a team favored by 16'j points getting whipped 53-14 7 abstainers and the leaser lights of ping S3-0 decision over Oklahoma over the preytoualy undefeated and untied Holyoke Knighlg. Only 1,(K)I) lyn podgera and New York Yan- : fireaTde. . . In ' mid - morning- I daughter-,-no boy*, yet—arriv^ a full fledged major power. Pitt’s fang were oh hand at spacious McKenzie Stadium to witness the con- keea at Montre'aJ and Denver, re- ! How about a player kicking three field goal* In the laat quarter, the conaented to go out and give my for Sam and his \vlfe. An wchl- college football socked away'Thelr Saturday, onljC victory came in its . last bowl laat one to win the game with seven aecohda to play? And when waa equipmentsouinment till next season. ) ^ ^ teat blllod fqr the Western and Central New England 8emi-t>ra cham- epecUvely. soha a ride on their sleds but after tect, Sam aaalata in operating tha The final AP poll designates the •hot—when It whipped Waahlng­ The Senat'ora earned the right l»>’ the laat time a pro kicking specialiat saw; two'of hla efforta blacked in saveral- times around -the house I Naasiff Arm.* store.. I aaalated in Only the Gator Bowl, among the pKloahlp. winne'r of the Father (lugh O’Don­ ton 21-0 in the 1937 Rose Bowl. subject o.f muc'b criticism the past two seasons, for hla failings as nniahing laat in the American one grfme. the second .with the score tied and 2.’) seconds remaining? announced my retirement for the unusual manner at night in five major attractions, is without nell Trophy, symbol of cqltegiate Auburn didn’t get n call after League. Aa a “ priie" for fini*hing All these things happened In the NFL yesterday, and they left botk day and went inside where it was preparing the. Thanksgiving day a pairing. And Die selettora/are standout quarterback due mainly to his shortcomings as a pasker, football aupremacy. Saturilay’s 26-0 triumph over Ala­ there waa never any doubt concerning hla prowess as a talented run*, eighth in the National, the Pitta- conference race* snarled like grandma s ball of yarn when the klttep warmer... Thanks to teevee, 1 dinner---by staying out of ,tha exacted to make their moyb to­ Back In the 1 »4 Orange Bowl, bama, althotigh the Plainsmen aar burgh Pirate*'had ae<-ond choice. . ■ ■------» got through playing with it. ^ was able to alt in comfort and "'"y- ^ "'** *«tis5fti tm* day, with Auburn and Tennessee 8-1-1 for the season and No. 10 ner, the brUllant Dubose came forth with his finest aerial attack oince Maryland waa the national champ, Joining the Merchanta In 1953. After a scorelesa first half Duboee un- Although the pool Incliilled 14 The Ifi'j-polnt favorite* .who watch the New York Giants beat rangement »nd W _w^as_my wife. leading the rumor list. but Oklahoma came through with In the-AP poll. The Gator Bowl batting champion*, aix home run got skunked were THl'RSDAY Except for the Rose and Orange picked Auburn the last two years llmbered hie stropg rlgqt arm to complete six of eight passes for 146 kiiipi and 27 “ Bonua ■ player* who^ Pro Grid Clubs Bear.,. Who had taken t L ^ e S | 1 1 1 " Thanksgiving, a holiday for a 7-0 victory-. yar^a and two touchdowms, and hla favorite target was the tall Toro, once commanded fancy bon>i*; National Football League con­ Bowls, whose programs are The Rose Bo,i i also stagee a re­ and the Plainsmen split the pair, Conference lead with six Atraighl test. The Giants, who entered the many, is always a -bu.sy day for m* printed according to’ chantpion- match of Us 1854 attraction, when winning last January 33-13 over presently stationed at Fort Dlx. ■» _ , . ' checka, only a few were thought i v i c t o r i e s . Their neighborhood and this was no exception. The Considered the finest pass re- ] ^yer his own right tackle for five ■Worth a gamble of from fl.s.noo to I game in last place in the Eaatern ahlp reaulta in the Pacific Coaat- Michigan State defeated UCLA Baylor. KiAtvM _ . ^ . . . . . To Draft Stars rivals, the Chlc^o:ago ClCai;many a»io*»a*tiiv.Masonic Temple, avtilfet,.. which waa the Coast Conferences, the other bowl Georgia Tech is the dean of the ably eliminated Vanderbilt Satur­ the cagey Toro, Merchants’ coach Toro made a diving attempt to , In 1064 only A1 player* were I which knocked the ./Bears In 1953 and '64, waa on the receiv­ picked by the major* for a c*»h I Philadelphia, Nov. 28 (/fi - , f ,, , , “ ,I teevee viewer* have noticed that' race headquarters - „ for the annual » selecMons were completed follow­ present bowl clubs, appearipg in day 20-14. has a 2-6 Bowl rbeord catch Dubose’s lead toss but the Amerlcaa top collegiate ^ the Los A n -'"'* cameramen always bring Five Mile Road Race, waa Amos ing Saturday's games. 10 rhsjor bowl gsmes an Van Brocklin. Richter kicked hia Manchester’s best duck pin l)owl- Second straight Southeaatern Con- ater Mehan recovered ThompMn'a third field goal from the 26, and a 150 yard margin. The flelif of top 10 in the Associated Press Te’x^ Christian, whlch.filled half held to a net gain of 2T yards on fith Stadium. first-touchdown du'iing opening period of game at Polo Giounda, New York Ciiy (Nov. 27). Identifiable ticlpate in the bonus draw sin^all ir* . . . Salesman Walt Snow an­ poll- The Orange Bowl has Che ference title. Laat January, the the Cotton Bowl pairing a week fumble on the 11-yard stripe. On the Dodger*’ farm roater at the Rams' 23-21 victory g a v e nounced his official retirement as starters was the biggest in Jiiatory the ground and only four first fllorly in the final period the in the scoring plleup are Giant player* Rex Boggan (sitting against goal po.st at left) and Ken McAfee other teams have won it sinye the and the total of finishers wa.* also cream of the ertp, with ftistt- Rebs went to the Sugar Bowl and ago. wrapped up -Us regular sea Montreal ^ the International (80). Identifiable Cleveland player la .lohn Klaaell (72, center background).! ” Game ended in 35-3.8 tie, them a 6-3-1 mark compared to a baseball umpire "due to the pres- downs. Vic Toplltsky, 'Stan Grtf- locals drove 64 yards for thalr sec­ the Bears' 6-4. the best. The sponsoring Nutmeg tanked Oklahoma and third- lost to Navy 21-0. son by whacking Southern Metho fen, Pretsel Jacoba and robust League, wak concentrated much of with Browns retaining'|fFL Eaatern Conference lead over Waahlngton Redskin* with two games to go. Ineligible to try again iyfll every siue of business." Walt is a lawn Miasissippl and UC7LA are the diet 20-13 to win the Southwest ond TD. Ba’lvuccl (17), Thompson the priae-TotitUf talent. Rocky Nel- Forest, No. 116. Tall Cedar* of . ranked Maryland. Ricco Petrillo comprised Manches­ (10) and Skinner (nine) did most ,(AP Wlrephoto). - "V _____ franchise ha* made yflie Iin-ky The kicking specialist who had mower salesman in the New Eng­ With tomorrow’s final poll, the only two current selection* never Conference championship. eon, a flrat baaeman with aeveral seleitipu two tries blocked on him? None land area. . . . Highlight of the Lebanon, did a grand Job In han­ ter’s alert secondary which cur­ of the legwork before the 210- big lOiague triala, looked like prize dling m ^ y of the rietaila. Red Orange Bowl could very well claim to have won in a major bowl. Both Texas Tech won the Border Con­ tailed the Kntght'a vaunted air other than the Cleveland Browns' annual banquet at night of base­ are O-for-3. ference Crown, defeating Hardin- pound' Thompeon went over his b3t. Rocky led the league with a Coaches and gco^rnl manager ball umpires was the issuing of Hadden.'geneial'chairman, had n the national champion in Us build attack to seven completion* In 20 right guard for the final jrard. will select a players, Lou Groza, who has kicked more up campaign. ,The Oklahoma Maryland has 3-1 major bowl re Simmons 16-14 while Arizona was One point behind and the clock running out,. Navy’s hopes got a momentary lift when Ron Beagle M ,.$84 average, 37 homera and 129 Boxing Slato Thit Wetk three-pointers in the NFL than honorary lifetime membership fine group of officials and the co­ tries for 79 yards and one TD late Two key plays, a 21-yord aerial run* batted in. Jimmy Wiliiama, an including the bon*.* pick. Thi.s calls Sooner.*,.. No, 1 for three weeks, cord. Oklahoma la 4-2, TCU 3-3, upsettftig Arizona State 7-6. (80) grabbed this fourth quarter pass from quarterback George Welsh (11, at right In top left picture) in tha last quarter after the locals anv man alive. The second blocked cards to Bill Brennan and Jimmy operation all down the line was In game at Philadelphia (Nov. 26). Play ended disastrously for Middles a moment later when Beagle from Dubose to Toro who made a outfield teammate, waa runnerup for three .rouiuls of Die usual 30 O'Leary, two organizer* of Chapter good. .I made-home at 1:30 and had built up a 19>-0 advantage. leaping catch, and Bolvueol'i IS- round drafyiiy the ’ 2 league kick left Cleveland with a thrilling fumbled after/a hard ta!ckle by Army’s Dick Stephenson (left, lowrer left picture 1. An Army player re­ to Nelaon at .330. Other Dodger 35-35 tie with the. N ew Y o r k Two, Connecticut Board of Ap­ managed to get in Just under’'the Fine Usie Piny yord sweep around thS right aid* .•.■fipeclala’’ onithe Montreal Hat in­ Basilio, DeMarco Bout teams. The/rcruaining 27 round* proved Baseball Umpires. Inc.- The covered and the Cadets went on to a final T.D. for a 14-6 upset victory. Other identifiable player U But equally pu(*.taqdlng. on the to the looeca'.. Ifcyerd-lliieUhilped-. will be h^d at the annual NFL Giants and a 7-2-1 record in the wire as dinner waa being aervefl at Race Day Collection Navy’s Dick Guest t3D)r (AP Wlrephoto). —— -4 4 cluded third baaeman Lyle Olaen, Eastern Conference. cards were the firat of this nature 1.35. .Except for time out to an­ defenbe waa H oly^ e’s .tirio of to aet up the score. Nolan's n ek .'who hit ,SU.at SL-Paul, lirat haae- liieeUaij^.Jaiiuaiy'.acheiJuieiJ lor Rams Pace Gonference ■rtie Witshlh^'bn’ TtedsVlns a-re ever .trsued by the chapter .'in'The:' swer th'e -phone the-typowilUr was AmountecLto iS643i>92 tackles Art Leop<>ld (elated to re* wga -true to the mark. . ' .:. y man Norm Larker, .302 at St.-Paul^ MIXKU UOt BleKH Loi_; . Wrh W MiiiMgk'rt StMe’ hiiit right' behind. at ..7-3.-after. t h e i r dinne^. at Willie's Grill waa de- iupt busy until 7 o'clock when 1 .. ------.. sne — ...... i«i "ICiiilghtS' wars ' wUlihg to ' J ahdT'tlltchid* OTiHm’ ...... --■■■rrf'-''--...... iW'fnr YbiTtyDraft ircibiis'with'Wi'riie Olekaihski aiid son) and- Len Mehan -under) and flanker Don Stein-' second slx-polnter and the' Iqcote at Montreal), made necessary by coiYipett- decision over Pittsburg)!. took me out at night until 10:30. day before' and during the run? Firiefigbters Bountje Back “to Tie Baltimore jumped back- Into the athletes, preparing the food . . . FRIDAY nlng of the I9th Five Mile Road minner (ex-All American from took over on the Holyoke 88 when At the Dehver farm of the Amer­ TnUU ...... 1«7 170 194 S31 '- They fought one# before. May 9. ion from the Canadian League Washington State who played with a fourth down poos went Incom­ , ‘New York. Nov. 28 ig8-.-If Car-' Western Conference argument by Johnny Canavari, director of ath­ ■’Congratulations on your ap­ Boston. Nov. 28 (^)—Bowl-, Connecticut, runner-up in the Race amounted to 8643.92, a ican Aaaociation the Yanka had A. I4|U»M-|-|- ...... \02 1 to a 10-round draw. The Canadians complete their sea- letic* at Rockville High, was re­ the Cleveland Brawns In 1953). The plete. Ono running play and a per- tucked away catcher Darrell John- R. I,allhrrte ...... M men Baaillo and Tony DeMarco aon in early November and then beating San Francisco 26-14 and pointment to office in the Sports bound University of Rhode Island, Yankee Canfbrence final standings, new record. General Chairman now has a 5-4-1 record. Green elected president and Pete Staum Writer* Alliance." Art McGinley, th'Neiome played the major role in ooniU' foul against th* Knights Bon, .306; infielder Herb Piewa .306 repeat their savage battle of June Welterweights are the dish Fri­ come south of the border waving the Yankee Conference . football Wilbert Hadden re|iorted. All Sewell Boys Club ii^ Middie Bowl gave Solvucd’s squad a flrat down and 04itfielder Zake Bella, Eaatern Tr4Ali ...... ii»r IS9 1*9 543 Bay, which bowed to D e t r o i t renamed,vice prexy of the group. retiring pre.*ident, said this morn­ led in forward passing with 29 of limiting the victors to 94 yards on 10 when they meet for the second day at Madb-on Square Garden big money in Ih* fares of Amei i- . . . Two crack bowler* who are champion, captured most of the proceed* will enter the Muael- the ground and six first downs. on the 38. Thompson bulled his League batting leader at Bingham­ can college atars before the NFL j Thursday, is sUll in it at 5-5. ing at an early hour. The popular six-team circuit’s statistical hon­ 61 aerials completed for 331 yards lar Dyalrophy Fund. Ml.. time Wednesday at the Boaton (NBC radlo-TV) where Isaac Almo.st as amazing as the score arbiters are Ed Kovis and Cliff sports editor of the Hartford But apparently primed to contain way to th* 34 but Bob Skinner’s ton. N. t . O. 3SK Logart of Havana (No. 6l boxes has even apporlioncil the player.*. ors announced over the weekend. and three touchdowns in its four The' 1955 race marked the Manchester Firefighters playing ; p„,„t ,„^hea short. The hitif ...... ao 391 Garden, their welterweight title in the Cardinals’ victory were the (Pop) Gleason. The latter recently Times extended an honorary mem­ The Firefightera are lied for the Merchants' strong running at­ fumble was recovered by guard Monte' Irvin, who will be 38 of­ J. RftimrUo , i Virgil Akin* of St. Louis (No. 3 1. U their clubs In older to give Die | Rhode Island’s powerful Rams, league games. fifth lime that Nutmeg Foreat, Joe Counter bock ostthe host elev­ ficially by apring training time, match should be'the "Fight bf the hienk"' atHllslic.*, which showed that the purchased a „race horse . ,for stud bership in the Hartford World Se­ In their first Middle Bo.wl game, i ended with the Fighters (in the first place In the Connecticut Midg­ tack, the high-scoring Knights fell Total* ...... / i . .. iw 199 1*3 ,579 I They m«t at St. Nick's Aug. 8 with American pros "An even who won six and tied two In regu­ No. 116. Tall Cedars of Leba­ en’s 38. waa eligible for a $10,000 pick from Year." Bears gained only 25 yards b y ! ■■ Banquet broke up at ries Club as well as an invite to lar season play to gain a berth in UConn's Jim Di Giorono was the battled the Sewell Boys’ Club to a • one-yard line. et League with the Meriden Pern prey to D< boss’s puses and Toro's / «2» I Akins winning the decision. in eompetllion with the Canadian.*,': a respectable hour and I was able top individual passer with 17 of 36 non. served as sponsors. The tWniar receiving which accounted Goughon's first oartal went for the N.eW York Giant*' Minneapolia K OiiPtimn/\ ...... •J49 Baaillo won the championship Bell and his league memheis de- : riijRhinp. Tho Cardinaia rolled up break bread with the gioup Tues­ the Refrigerator Bowl agal'nat 12-12 tic in Sewell, N. J., last Sat- teams had the bill within F. rolemnw ...... m 390 Akins la unbeaten In hi* laat check in at home before’ 9 forwards completed for 185 yards previous high eollretion total of the 10-yard line a couple of times beks and a playoff game i* cur­ for smother alx flrat downs. naught and his second pitch was farm. from DeMni-co at Syracuse, N. Y.. - , ,____ elded on this eai ly meeling. 301 yards on the groiind. a nor- I day night in Hartford. Du* to a Jack.sonville (Ala.) State Dec. 3 at urday afternoon. The locals had in,.nine, but now he must fare i “" " ’''‘"If improvement o'clock. previous date 1 Jiad to pass up the and. two touchdowns. He had-three 8580.45 was taken In during the during the laat half but each bid rently being arranged. Yesterday’s skirmish was strict' intercepted by Petrillo on the mid­ Tout* .. .X...... ilto 173 17S 539 in 1955 with aurprislng knockouts As usual, the identity of the. mal Bear figure, and added 173 Evansville. Ind., led in both total I9.'V4 race. rough a.id ready Tony in the ex- bonus ch'olce is Die big mystery on ! more by pas.sing despite a snow- TIE.STJAV dinner but accepted the member­ offense and total defense In Yan­ intercepted. His teammate, Lenny to come from behind' twice to gain was halted by fine defensive play The "most first down” rule waa ly a battle of pupts In the first field stripe. The tenacious / over Ronnie Delaney and Joe Taxi cab driver Bobby March, King, took top 'honors in-the pass Muscular Dywtroph.v Fund the stalemate from a well balanced backer returned the boll 80 (3I champ'a home town. On (he tile agenda. Who will the Parkers, i sDmni. ... ship honor. . . . Charlie Hurlburt. kee Conference play. on the part qf'both squads. waved Saturday and both team* hMf between Manchester’s Griffen Besselink Winner DAtlkl ...... Mlceli. Logart'a "Big" victory waa the one-time fistic pride of the receiving department, catching rontalners were also placed In and hard running Sewell squad. and ' the Knights’ Lorry Boyer. and on the first ploy from , atrength of hi* t2th round techni­ Steclcra or Cardinals select if they Dave Mann scored two of the former assistant football coach at In offense, the Rams gained The rivals were evenly matched received a handsome trophy, 1II. Oshl'l ...... 119 cal knockout victory five months an Oct..21 decision over Gil Turner Ih# seven fo r '96 yards. business establishments in Man­ The New Jersey Club won the During the flret 24 minutes of mage, the sharpahootingx^Dubose In the Garden. win the big pt1ze?'The roncensns. Gards tonchdowS on runs of 19 Manchester High, slopped at 1,431 yards in 314 plays in five but playing two big games In three iTotaii ...... IW 1*0 303 ,5*1 i ago. Basilio la rated a 9 to .5 that "The Red Sox are i"- ' o" ^esk to talk football and he imen- Tommy Whalen of the Univer­ chester and returns on these toss and elected to receive, taking days, plus the long 220'mile drive hlancheeter (It) action Griffen aVetihged « strong dropped bock behind pepf^t block­ (l» of expert opinion is that Die Pa< k- ■ *"'l yards. Ollie Matson also should place your orders for World . xnm K'ellev. Mam league games for an average of Ends: Adams, D, Simmons, Mc­ ing and lofted a pnM y pose to 1 ; favorite. era and Steelci s have design.* on ‘ Rbi- two.^plunging one yard and I ••'•'"''’J fur '"’Olid ^ Kelley, Manches- 2 8 0 yards per contest. In defense, sity of Massachusetts W'as the top will be addiHl to the total col­ Gary McConnell’S kick on the 20- iji between, took its toll on the 44 yards In three b o m and Boyer E. ArPln ...... n7 Vince Marline*, winner of 18 running 77 on a punt return, and ! Series tickeOi now. 1 have an iiv*ide ^ pjigh baseball coach, would be lected on race day. Hadden said. Carthy. Kelley. Toro who had snodked p ost. th* Arelo ...... 94 97 9R 3S7 In the flrat match. DeMarco Howard iHopalon;;! Ca.*.*ady, Ohio they yielded only 70t yards, or punter, kicking 20 times for 677 yjtrd line and returning it 30 yards Manchester boys. showed a laudable 4i.6 yards in West Palm Beach, Fla., Nov. 28 , dazed Baallto In the firat and third atratght. make.# his second start Lamar .McHan pa.*acd to Don '*'l’ '1^"' Parnell baa been , annual yards and an average of 33.8. to the Silk Towners’ 30. Tackles: Kearns, McBrIerty five klMut. Overall, Griffen punted secondoiT o n f ^ t o th* end sons. J Total...... IM 3tU IS6 54* In eight day* Thursday against Slate’s talented nmner, while the 140’.2 "yards a game, for a new re­ For the Jerseyite* the following Allely, Lallberte, Messier, Skelley, UPl—A1 Betaellnk of Clnclnna) i rounda. but waa d'^opped twice In Stoneaifor twice for touchdowns. ‘ ''®,"®®‘L'j i Aimv-Navv football game in Phil- cord. The old mark was 166 yards Conference Record The ball exchanged hands twice four tirhes and averaged 44.3 Btmrbtg Pass beat Don Fairfield of Cm»ey, Ill.yin Ernie Greer of Oakland, Calif., at Cardinal.* appear to covet Earl ]vvin. ■ Taikmg about the Red , Saturday. . . . Jour- boy* were outstanding defensive­ Guards; Cote, Trombley, Ploufl, eek’s ensuing kliflcoff 1 I the 10th and was out on' hi* feet Morrall. the master quartciback 28 yards and seven yards. per game set by Connecticut in Massachusetts' feat of rolling up until big Sonny Toms, by far the ly, Dan Sullivan, Ed Zane, Denny yards compared to his rivals' 42.1 l i a BUdden death playoff yeate^ay (It . when the refree stopped it in the Spokane. Wash. Martiljez is ready Sox. realtor Lefty Bray stopped at | .Storrs with Jim Murray Mondan, Trotter. average for seven boots: Boyer got was rettirhed 19 yards, to the T. Vacantl ...... to7 with a handaomi guarantee for the of Mirlugan .Stale’s multiple of­ I the desk and reported he a taking! 1953. 54 points against the University Te8l8 on the Babe outstanding runner of the day. Smyleki, Dave McGill and Charlie Knight to win thef5,500 Weat Palm Beach ; R, Varantl ...... 102 294 ' 12th. lo'work off a little turkey and get Crashed through the line, and with Centers: Tybur, Barbato. off one kick late, in the flrat half 36, by Boyer but the lo- winner of the Ba.aillo-Demarco fense. Another possible iboire, ST.\.\I>IN4iS I off March 17 for Sarasota. Fla., to ^ Rhody, with fine backs operating of Vermont also was a record. It Reed. Offensively it waa Toms, Backs; Potter. Manchuck, Mo colax I detected clipping on the Open Golf Tournament. Both welter* are solid thumper* Eaatrrti Conference a good look at Coach Hugh Greer's behind a good line, led in rushing wlaa the most points ever scorecl by some nifty open field running, which traveled 85 yards In the olr It waa the firat lournanmnt tl Total* ...... 300 I7K ITS 5Sl who are converted southpaws. match, if he’ll give the Pateraon. shoiild a lineman he desired, 1.* Bob 1 watch the Red Sox in apring Dave McGill, Dick Mety, Ray Connell. Curfy Eagleson, M. 81m ’oke 44 and the home forces Pellegrini, Msryisnd'a all-purpose W L T Connecticut ba.sketball team. The with 1.233 yards in 275 tries—a a team in a game between two of Start ill (ialve8toii scampered 32 yards for the game's and took hla tedm out of a poten veteran Ohio player haa wpn aln R Pohl ...... K.t Bsslllo’s left hook. I* hi* best weap­ N. J.,' contender a crack at the training. I hope lo be one zif UConns will lack height but will Reeves and Paul Murcavage. y mons, Toomey, Ulm, Whiteeell. In possession on the Man­ title. center. nevciaiid . ... 7 2’ 1 -on “Cray’s party to the sunny south. . . 246.5 yards per game average. the six state universities in thr flrat score. Toma missed the ex­ For the Fireman the defensive tlal Jam. Griffen'lk best punt wen) ha broke hla wrist more than E. Pohl ...... 134 on, a blow that dropped .Jild play a pre.ssing game and will Sewell. N. J. (12) for 59 .yards, wltm the help o) chester 41. With time running out, Wa.shington . . 7 .1 0 State aporia writers gathered at Individual l-rader Yankee Conference. tra point. play of Potter and Manchuck wa* Ends: Meqcauaqe. Metz. Oaughon and right end Don Ma­ year ago...... 307 312 1** W Gavllan; DeMarco usually atarta win more than a share of their Galveston, Tex., Nov, 28 {JPj — TH sl^...... Wayne Bethea and Mickey Car­ New York . . . . 4 ' 5 1 jc j ’ *’® " ’inche.ster plant in New The Rams’ Eddie D1 Simone was John Enos of Massachusetts ran Sewell then kicked to Manebes- outstanding while getting plenty Tackles: Pinto, Nelson, Allen good role, also In the Inittaj/li^alf. rlon collaborated o n , on oya- 'Besselink. far behin^ Fairfield with a rush but tired In the late 4 5 1 games. . . , All tickets for the the leader in three individual de­ back a kickoff 95' yards against Babe Zaharias. famed woman ath­ rounds. In his last start. DeMarco ter, both of Ne.w York top the re­ Unusual SUuulioUa ("Iiicngo Caiii.* 'inn .Uayen., and .Pat .Bolduc, .was , jriy ter's Greg Manchuck who acqoped of help from Bob Cote. Doug Me Seraflnelll. FuroMe Proves ( catclilng 41-yard scoring pass ~pg~*D[ft "5f the flnal/rotiiid in t * (31 Pittsbuigli , . . 4 6 0 UCOnn • H oly - O osa -)ia*kethaR partments. He was tops in nishing VermouL foji-lhe longest Jaunt In ' 54-hole toumamenl.,' shot a thr » n. Arpio .. knocked out Ciilco Vejar in the opening show 'Thurada.v at Sunny- axa companion to the Elm C ity...I lete,—w a s - s t a r t undergoing. _a up the ball and bumped-anerths Physicians here said Mrs. Za- On All - IvyxSquacl covered the second--of four Man Boyer and scatbock Bob Mltrow- $1.(»()0 ih prlze'^oney. Fairfield re­ Providence 9, Cleveland 2. 1 last night they were like angels. ttchrdiile Sunday Dec. 4 ion the football field. These were High All-Opponent football squad Magill. Sewell's tricky quarterback ski were offenalve atandous for the ! There were only seven penalties Tlieie was reason for Red Had­ over East Hartford's fleet-footed harisq niay have been "Overdoing 5Ianche*fer (1#) Chester fumbles on the winners’ 88. c c e d $700. (Only .games acheduledi- Baltimore at Los Ai gcle.s.. i Just two unusual scenes in a writ- Is an easy task except when it It" in her golf practice. They dropped back after faking a hand Ends: Toro. Clepienls, Kripss in the second period. On* pitchout Knights. . P4ve proa and an amateur fln- Raairrn; l.rwgue handed out and these Were such Chicago (’aid.* at Pliiladelphia. ’ er's banquet Ire’vels. den lo ..smile when he strolled up Henry Jackson (52 yards In five off and tossed a pass Into the coffin Cambridge, Mass.. Nov. 2g uPh - Gonlart. the stairs lo the sports deparlr comes to selecting two halfbacks said they were hopeful "The can­ lost (our yards and two passes .Uhed one stroke behind the leaders, Baltimore 4. Philadelphia 2. Halted by Minneapolis Five minor infraction.* a,* hooking and Clevciant at Pittsburgh. WEDN'F-SDAY and a quarterback.- Starting right carries and one TD on a snow corner to right end Dick Mety who Brown Capt. Jim McGuiness. a 6- Tackle*: KoWhilriikl. 8ycourki) AMBIDEXTROUS ( liarglng. when the two met ment. "\5'e -collected $643.92 on the cer has not spread from the previ­ foot, 205-pound, tackle, is the only went Incomplete before Boyer /ahooting 219*. .They were CTyde New Haven 4. Clinton 1. Delniil at Chicago Beais., "I have four extra tickets ' for off at t)ie ends, Windham’s Dave covered field!. ously designated region" in the made the^grab for the TD. Once Gaskell, Y. Viheek. punted Into the locals' end zone. ' Usina. Jr., of West Palm Beach; (Only games scheduled!. Thanksgiving night there were 1.5 Green Bay at Sail Fi ancisco. (he Ai-mv-Navy football game and street during the Road Race for Boasting a line averaging 184 again the attempt for the extra unanimous selection on the n>st Guard*; Marque*, G. Vincek Binghamton, N. Y . OPh-Hek standings ^ Tld Kalafat late in the fourth Die Muscular Dy.slrophy Fund. Fracchia and Ea.*t Hartford’s lower part of her back. , Previously, the losers ■aW'another' VGeorge Bigham, Kansas tfity. Mo.: Tonight’* St'hediile penalties and plenty of fighting. New York at Washington. . I would iike your help in disposing ! pounds and a backfield averaging point failed. All-Ivy football team , picked by, Nolan. Ru.*b*11. Vaughan saye he's a natural south­ Ea.trrn Division period that gave the Laker.* an That's Die biggest amount ever, " speedy Tommy Dawson are unan­ The Babe, pale and drawn but eight member coaches. potential drive end when the alert Ed Furgol, St. Lo(ila; Frank No game* scheduled in a n y Pet. e' won Dick Lobaez (Norwich) and the' Brown ohe. 7 ton had evidence to support his big to handle the dreaiq squad. nraude. Zabek, mpking hii second etart Hialeah. Fla.a (NEA)—Prince Rochester ...... 3 .3(K) Knirks weie far off in their ahoot- fish story. Wiiile flshiiig in Hoken- Engles went 80 yards in three ner and .lobn Roltner. .The ii.sual- 27-20, It wa* an exciting contest Hornets' aggrc'.ssivc Dick McCar­ McGuiness, a standout on a ...... 3. 7 ■300 ing. particularly in the first period plays and 70 yard.* m six plays for Other top linemen who eon- (Jiianla: Counter, Nlezgods, Del with the locals, got three yards on Mori' is . among a group, of thor-'' Fort W ayne...... dauqua creek he hooked one that ly non-ta|kative mailman Joe Twar- and Arniy piade me look good as thy -had little competiUon at the Brown team which won only two nikos, Tnrrey. AVOID THE RUSH! ...... Tonighl'a Schedule . . . . when they tallied only 13 poinL- their touchdowns. Bobby Thoma­ onite. pr^icted flatly.that Corien- a prognosticaldr by iipselUng the fronted the Indians this past fall , Down in Front; a line buck and Dubose clicked on oughbreds which flew from Aus­ he said "was so strong it pulled tackle slot.*. The sturdy 190- of nine game*, received the vole* son passed to Bobh!' Walston for included Bill Logozzo (Hall) and! (Center.*: Wrighit, Kliwasek his flrat pass of the afternoon, 18 tralia. circling half the world, for No games scheduled The piston* counted 16 points in me right off the edge of the dam " D’s Insurance entry " >uld win the Middies, U-6. pound Lobaez was credited with of all the Ivy League coaches. Barks: Gavghan. Mllrowaki Similay'a Keaiilt* both score.*. Jim Leva.sselir (Merideni, ends; yards to the giant Toro. Sticking the Florida winter racing season. . I (he evening, got four in the extra a 15 foot fall^to the ba.*e of the 11 solo tagkles against the Red Dick Scata . (Halit. Joe Spikes Harvard Capt. Bill Meig.*. .tecoml Boyer, Jendrysik. Provost, Siilll to the air Duboee found rlgh(. end He is the winner qf eight stakes. _ Get Your . _ _ S!'Ts:ruae 8.5. Ness'- Y-ork- '74.'—-'- T session Boh Pettit was St Louis’ dam! Garrison ’ was' Healed at Krniisr Block* Punt ■ -.-1 tenm All America, guard in 1954. viiii. .Matthews. Riith. . Is ’ Fort Wayne 114. St, Lftuls 106. ■New York guard Ray Krou.se and White squad and recovered (Meriden! and Co-Captain Jim De- Gerry Clements with another toes He is the winner of eight stakes, chief offensive threat with 27 while ' Sacred Heart Hospital for .! pos- three fumbles, two of which led Vivo (Windham!, tackles: John received seven first team and one Score by Periods: good for 12 yard! and a first down Including the Victorian end Aus­ Minmeapoli* 99. Philadelphia 94. Frank -Selvy had 24, ' aible trsctuied nose. Was the fellow Wlio spoiled Groza’s second team votes. Manche.ster . .. 0 0 6 13 19 Onl.v games scheduled. afternoon. -Ray Beck lielped him. Bottle for Fourth Position to sc'ores. - The alert McCar.thy, Lewis I Hall), , guard; and Kent on the Knight’s 37. Salvuc(i went tralian Jockey Club Derbies. brilliant East Hartford'eo-eaptain, Samelc (Bristol), center. First Train Holyoke ...... 0 0 0 7— 7 g o o d / ^ e a r Tuesday’* Schedule on the first field goal attempt, but ‘ Touchdowns Toro 2, TTiompson, Syracuse vs. Boston at Nesv blocked a Manchester punt which Word' of Pra)ae . The first team: Ends .Stan Krmi.se did it all himself the sec-; Intihar, Cornell, and Paul l^ipala, 1 .Marion York. ond time. The Browns’ Otto Unnoticed in Hockey Loop resulted in a score for the swift Backs who deserve a word of Ht‘ Fhiuts Tiiroiigh llip Air Hornets, and also recovered a fum­ Yale; Tackle* Jim .McGuinea.*, ! roiiita from try after touchdown Fort Wayne at New York. Graham pa.sscd for Dirce touch­ praise include Mike (Jurran (Hall) Nolan (placement); Matthews Philadelphia at St. laiuls. .•> ble to set up 'another six-pointer •and Burt Dziadek (Meriden), Brpwn, and Orville Tice. Harvard: WATCH FOR OUR QRAND OPENING downs and .the Giants’ Chuck Ccin- ; New York, Nov. 28 i>Pi —With- Third period goal* by Dickie guards — Bill Meigs. Harvard, and (plarcmenti. \X SUBURBANITES NOW! Only game* acheduled erly for tuo in a game that saw ; as well a.i playing a whale of a quarter'acks; C)ayt Grady (Bris­ the Montreal Canadien.s traveling Moofe and Ken Mosdell brought tol), Phile Maurice (Norwich) and Fred Bucri. Columbia; center - • Saturda.*"* Reaulta the Giants get off lo a 14-0 lead. ;, in front at a fast clip and the New game on defense. New York 100, Syracuse 99. the Canadiens frdni behind for Bruce Willard (East Hartford), John Owseichik, Yale? Backs - the varsity, John Green and Saxon fall behibd'21-14 and against 35-28.. Ranger* and Chicago Black their third tie of the year with the First Te^m Guards Olaude Benham. Columbia; Billy Philadelphia 87. Fort Wayne 82 Leo Elter. released by (he j^awks npt loo far apart in the Defense stalwart, Chet Patta- fullbacks; am. Ed Redman (Bris- Judd, our ends, and Purdln were Dec. Ranger*. Montresl won the other toll, Barry Blumenthal (Hall), De Graff. Cornell. Dennis McGill. SNOW IS COMING! Boston 104. Kocheater 103. .uieelers last year, and Vic'Jano- paUle for-second place, the tight two'clashes. Vlna (Middletown) and West Ha­ Yale, and Dick Martin,- Princeton. the liesl r-eceivera I ever had the St. Louis 104, Minneapolis 95. wlcz, who spent'considerable tirne fourth qualifying spot ven’s ringed Francis Dillon, a Tommy Bojko (East Hartford) The second team: End.* Monte plesRiire of working with. and Don Gustafsiyt (Bri.*toTi, half­ DONT BET STUCK gdlng nowhere with the Pittsburgh J [p, (p, Natiofiaf Hockey League's strong t^kjer. made the first team Paseoe, Dartmouth, and Bob I called the pass, forgetting that Nesv -York, Nos’. 28 14*. The Pirates, paid an' I'njoVilble return playoffs has gone almost unno- at guards and Meriden’s Slew' back*., . ^ ' Lebepgood, Penn; tackles ■ Phil 2nd-3rd Re Tlie jbick first perioil and they stood up for In the" only other game played, (Meriden) als- enjoyed great suc- tightened the Western Division hunting Drake brothers bagged a the Leafs'' victory. Sloan’s goal* the third place Buffalo Biaons tal­ 140, New prleans. 8. Pi rdin's injury and. because the I^ormerly with MoHarty Bros, for race by defeating the pact-aetting tied him with Montreal's Jean ces* against the big. Red and w-ingback caught a pass for our of gofolino. Jailbird. Donald and'Ronald Drake lied once In each period for a 3-1 White, carrying seven times for 74 6 years -and he know* cars, thor­ St. Louia Hawks 114-106 in over­ were huntt^ig near the Peek Prison Belivesu for the league's goal scor­ triumph over the laat place Her- . AC’ETO ROLLS 381 ) touchdown, he would have been a oughly! All former customers and time. ing lead's! 14. Detroit also scored yards) and a touchdown and com­ Standout scores in the Mixed perfetaF decoy while ,1. hit Saxon Camp when they spotted a man ahey Bears. Larry Wilson came pleting hiS oiily pass fOr 23 yards friends are Invited to visit "T im " NICHOLS Clyde Lovellette led Minneapolis crawling through a field. It was a goal 1n the firat period. It waa by through |in the flrat. period, Ken Doubles Bowling League last SaL By GLENN DOSiis Judd or John Green. In his station. with 25 points. But it was a com­ Arthur .Pfewitt. 32. who e.*c8p.Toi. M l 9 4 2 4 t c i ing Congfeaa Tournament will (384 yard* in 14 aUernpU)' in- 19 sophomore*. photo). many times in our three years oh League oorller this season. open Aprllvttr’ 1836 in Miami, for their fourth atralght victory. (AP Wirephoto). in its ,S2nd season. two aaaiita. ■*. ■ In Arlsona. . r ■ f '

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‘Fo«r and Feed^ Hougftold Goods 51 BuaiiiHr LoeutionB MANCtlESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1955 Suburban For Sale WtntMl— Real Estate 77 PAGE POURTEEN F o r R e n t League to View BBAM^BD Hardwood. Firawood ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made iNB OWNER,, six room Cap* Cod, TODLAND, Crystal U k e Rd. See VERNON—Everything you can aak WE HOUSES of ail type* T deimred jn stove, furnace and slip cpsrers, cornices drapes and Ulla house. New custom built six for. New 8>4 room ranch with Hy KAGALY and SHORTEN Help WaniiM^Matt S6 Dogs— Blrda ■—Beia 41 Articlffl For Sale 4S. HEATED STORE fdi; rent at 33 three years old, with full ahed and and good investment properties. Aatomobiles for Sale 4 THERE.OUGHTA BE A LAW! ftroplace. lengths, 818 cord, 89.50 upholstery. Fine workmanship lor Oak St, WiU Pim t to suit tenant froqt dormers, bath« lavatory, root. , ranch. Large living room, basement and garage. Quality Your property may suit oUr buy­ FUin at School MANCHESTER Pat Cantar. beau­ TREASURED GIFTS for rug hob- > to r cord. “Irv" Stanley. Pj. little money. Budget terms. Call For informatlcm call Ml. 9-1690, laundry, plastered waUa, alum­ dining rooih, three bedrooms and throughout. Plastered walls, fire- ers. You can find out by calling, _ W A N T E D ^' b^su: Patterns 81.75 up; atrip ^ 2-6438, evenings after 6:30, alter S. MI. 9-7862. t»65 V-S PLYMOUTH Saviby, tiful baby parakaets, guaranteed Ml. 9-8094, b o . 8-1415. inum screens, atorna windowa and bath, basement with garage, plare In living room and another . Lavltt a O'Brien. MI. 0-6280. . An Almanac of Liberty, a film ...... cutters 814; rug frames 86.95; rug powerfllte,. two tone green, fully singing canaries, hamatars, tropi­ doors, hot water oil heat, shingled FoundaUon 36’x46', ell 38'x46'. On* in dry basement, three bedrooms, adaptation' of the. fampus buok by CIttsified Reliable men for fraiiihi^ as shears 81.95, hdoka 3Sc. Colonial equipped. One owner. S1.7B5, MI. cal fish, puppies, pet foods and PROFESSIONAL Offic* ault*,'«Sl exterior, bhado trees, hmesite half acre lot, 814,500. Bent and dinette, kitchen and bath plus Justice William O. Douglaa, wUI be HtNO A m H Y M t y su rn s UAS TALWIO rubber molding press - Remnant Shoppe, 115 Center St. Garden— Farm— Dairy Musicql Instruments 53 Center St. All facilities. Front and ,B*nr. AD. 8-6656, evening* BU. Legal Notice 3A579. suppIicO. 995 Main St. Ml. 9-4273. driveway. Also six room spilt elbow room on H acre lot. 614,000. the feature of the first open meet­ operators rear parking. MI. 9-1680. 1)0. 9^)884. ■> . Advertisement Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally. Products 50 MUSIC Instrumental, rental. Com­ le-vei, eight room colonial with ga­ Bent arid Bent! AD. 3-5556, eve­ DEC»KB BE riJlIMS ing of the year of-dhe MancheataY’ 1953 BUICK Super four door ^ voueuf*s8o POT TYPE oil apace heater. 9-3349. Thursday,9 a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and plete line of inttnimenta. Rental rage, and three bedroom ranch nings BU. 0-0384. ’ AT A COUft'T o r PROBATE holden League of Women Voters on Wed- ■ CLASSIFIED ADVT.' lustrous two tone green, fully (T ,0 9 COURSEr - condition, 815. Oil drum, 82. with garage. Priced from 816,600 at Andover, within aiid for tho District equipped . plu* power *1**110*, Second Shift $1.50 to start H. Green Stamps. applied to purchase price. Repre­ TWO STORES for rent, 30'xl9’, COVENTRY neaday at 8 p.m.. in the cafeterU DEPT. HOURS ’ -V 9-2337. a p p l e s , 50c and up a basket, to 825,000. Thelma Jeffries Es- ANDOVER BOLTON M Andm-er on Ihn 21*1 day of Novem­ tinted glau, pew tubeless white ' z senting Olds,. Sum er, Rpd- 30'x40’. ' Heat furnished. Rent *» i ber, A.D.. 1955. ' of the Buckley School. » L. M. Born, 260 Bush HUI Rd. cott, Agent. Ml. 9-7683. Four rooms and bath, oil hot .' COVENTRY Prosonl, Hon. Cliaries H. Nicholson, ShS A . M. to 4:80 P. M. wall tires. Extra, extra clean and Age to 40. Minimum weight FINGER TAME baby parakeeU at ler and Bundy. Metter's Music reasonable. Modern brick build­ Jiidge. , ’ ,• The meeting, which will also in­ PARLOR OIL bumq: Inquire M Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. S - i i ^ - water heat, basement, lake privl- clude discussions under the guid­ X caiiles our written guarantee. For , 160 pounds. 134 Glenwood St. MI. 9-6572. FOR SAVE— U.S. No. 1 Katahdin ing. For further infortn>tion cal] b^CHESTER—Near Parkway — Four bedroom colonial, 4 fire­ tin motion of Ilary Mae Haskell a' personally endorsed car *ee Birch St. MI. 9-17J Jack’s. Coffee Shop, Andrews leges. Price 86,900. executrix of Ihe e«iate of Willard W. ance of three local civic ISMers, COPY CLOSING TIME potatoes. Bryan , Brothers, 179 SPINET PIANO. Blond finl*h> Large h(npe with 1% acres, chick­ Six 1 places, modern kitchen, oil hot Hashell, lato'of Bolton, In said District, Bob Oliver at Center Motor Sales. Tolland Turnpike, Mancheser. Building, 59 East Center St., MI. en coop, two-car garage. 'Timken rooms and bath all one floor, deceased, ' will be the first interpretation lo­ new. Cheap for cash. Box d o s e to lake with lake privileges. water heat, barn, acreage, excel­ FOR CLASSinED ADVT.' « 1 Main St.' Apply in person COCKER SPANIEL puppy, Phone Ml. 9-7037., 3-4383. oil burner, artesian Fell. Price This Court doth decrco that six (6) cally of the national Freedom HOSPITALAL B^D In good condlUon.' Herald. Price $9,300. lent neighborhood, view, asking months be allowed and JImIted far the MON. THRU FRL Spencer Rubber Products weeks, 86. MI.' 9-3841. 811,900. Madeline Smith Realtor. *17,900. -Agenda program of the League. 1949 FORD convertible, good condi­ Reasons]iabta7 Call. IMI. 3-8380. ilRABLE Main St. location (or Four room;year round cottage, rredltdra of said estate to exhibit their - 10*«80 A. M. Company HEN MANURK, 88 |:oir heat,, full basement, garage, arte­ notice be ittveu of this order by ad- Livestock— Vehicles 42 building Msterisls 47 ler. PI. 2-6756. PI. 2-7883. after 4, or inquire 45 Pleasant St. ROCKLEDOE SECTION. Unusual sian well, needs repairs, retired School; and the Rev. John R. Neu- 3 bedroom ' ranch, family slzs Year old custom built 5H room vertlsina In a newspaper having a clt,- TWO CARS, 8115. 1939^.Pontiac TRAFFIC Manager: 8125 weekly. to *5,000. c culatlon In said District and by m'sting bert. miniater of the Community T orn OOOPEKATION WILL WE BUY COWS, calves am) beef kitchen. Excellent birch cabinets. ranch house. Olf hot water heat, a.copy thereof on the public sign-post Baptist CThurch. will lead dlscuaaion twp door sedan, clean fcohdltlon, Recent motor transportation ex­ STORE Rent (or all type* of New 6 room .ranch, fpll bath, BE APPRECIATED catUe. Also horses. Plaia Brqa:^ >/4” 4x8 Plyicord Sheathing, per Ceramic tU* bath, tub, separate artealan well, full'basement with In said Town rtf Bolton, nearest groups on various phases of the new brakes, five good tire*. 1945 perience. New England area, re­ Household Goods 51 Wearing Apptrel— Furs 57 business. Spruce St. lovely large lot with shade tree*, where tlie-dereased last .dwell. T e i Ml. 3-7406. X M ...... 8145.00 shower stall. Basement fireplace, arage. Agra lot in fine location. film which was originally produced Chevrolet two door. Good motor. quired. Age to. 40, preferred. Con­ 14,200. 812,400. CHARI,KS H. NfCHOI-SON. Judge. Economical transportation. Ml. 1x8 Sheathing—load, per M 896.00 \ S garage, $19,900. Warren E. How­ f Several other hew homes, some on the CBS television program Stu­ Dial MI-3-5121 tact Wllaon Agency, 54 Church / No. 1 Oak Flooring— picked up, MOUTON Lamb coat, size 10-13. land, Realtor, MI. 8-1108, MI. 9-5363 or MI. 9-h626. St.. Hartford. • LEWYT VACUUM cleaner, com­ Houses Rent 65 May be financed with a GI mort- with, acrea^ Over 100 other aub- dio One. The WesUnghouae Co., VEAL CALF. 691 Vernph'St, Tel. per M ...... 8219,00 plete attachments, 830. MI.'9-8936. Like new, 850. MI. 9-5570. 9-6(X)3 sponsors of the program, and CBS MI. 9-7146. f« g « . urban h^Hnea and farms, *3,200 1950 OLDSMOBILE "88” four door MECHANICAL INSPECTOR Nalls 3d Common—picked up, per FLORIDA—Two bedrO^ furnished and up,- were honored by an award from two tone green, radio, heater, : ; z Z : Keg . . , ...... 89.50 home for rent In.Fort Lauderdale. FOR X M A S • ELMORE TURKINGTON, tho Anti-Defamation League o f the hydramatic. Looks and runs like We have an interesting poaition Framing—Canadian S to ck - load, ROPER GAS range, fully automa­ Wanted—^To Buy 58 81,000 (or long season. Wquid con­ Court Cases B’nal B'rtlh for produdng the Loot anO Pound 1 Poultry And Supplies 43 tic. Like new. MI. 9-3247, Broker WELLES AGENCY a much later model. Priced for to offer to an experienced mechani­ del. Per M ...... 107.00 sider exchange for property in or Surprise your family with this Main St., Coventry PI, 2-6872 ...’...... — m l...... distinguished program o f the Windows—set up—From ....818.00 DO YOU have any toys for sale (our room Cap* about ten mUea LOST—IHclnlty of Bolton Street, quick sale at 8675. Center Motor cal inspector. Must be able to set BROAD JWEASTED bronze tur­ near Manchester. MI. 3-8609\ In bringing democracy ’ th* We guarantee sheetrock, rock BLAGKSTONE wringer type wash­ your children have outgrown? Call east of Manchaater. Full basement, Coventry PI. 2-8397 Leonard Blrenbach, 32, of New ■oMon Sxwn, beU grow n kitten. Sales. 461 Main St. , up from a aurlac* plate and work keys for Thanksgiving.. Freah er, excellent condition, 830. MI. MI. 3-5194 any time. world. An Almanac (ir Liberty Reaemblei enyore. It* twin 1* to close tolerances. Previous ex­ lath with any house that w# com ­ oil heat, automatic hot water, lot Wanted— Real Estate 77 York City, and his wife, Lillian stresses the value ofAlie indlvldu^ fro z e n 10 to 25 pounds. Schaub's 9-0016 after 6 p.m. FIVE ROOM duplex. BOLTON—Custom deaigned three heart tick a* are two little boy*. 1955 FOUR DOOR Studebaker perience with Army and Navy pletely furnish. Phone MI. 80’ X 100'. . bedroom ranch. Youngstown Blrenbach, 32, who told police they tn our society anjl-makes brothar- Commander V-8, 17,000 mlleagj Turkey Farm, 188 Hillatown Rd.. USED TWO wheel garden tractof. 3-4751. M1.*3-WS2. ______apeclflcatlona desirable. We ca'rry a complete line of kitchen, outatandlng' bathroom, IF REIAOY to buy, aali, exchange hood a reality. full low price 82.100, MI. 9-89 NO MONEY DOWN! Three to five horsepower with were professional entertainers, re­ 1 building materials. snow plow and other attachments. Full Price' $8,000 colored fixtures, car port, 4unesite real estate mortgagea arranged. IX)8T—SET of key*. Vicinity of Interviews dally between 8 a.nv MODERN THREE bedroom ranch. Consult Howard IL Hastings, ceived, respectively, a fine of *20 The Freedom Agenda program 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air t ^ d o o r Articles For Sale 45 Call MI. 9-1843 after 5:30. drive large shaded lot. Price re­ of the Leftgue of Women Votws la Manchester Green. comer.Holll*- and 4:30 p.m., Monday through NA’nONAL Start Your Will lease two years. Teenager or Approximately 8300 cash for veter­ Agency. ML 04107. for tampering with a motor vehicle equipped with radio,/ heater. . infant accepted. 8135 monthly. duced. Warren E. Howtand, Raal- an ''Adventure in community dia- ter and Summit. Reward. MI. Friday. BUILDERS SUPPUES Monthly Payments an. Approximately 81.500 non-vet­ tor. MI, 8-U08, Ml. 9-6003. powergUde. power *t«fering and WE SELL and service all electric 381 STATE STREET Real Estate Center. MI. 3-5161 USTINUS WANTED - Single, and a nolle on a charge of tres­ cuarion. It la dedicated to the bet- razors. Big trade-in allowances. 1 Month After You Receive Rooms Without Board 59 eran. many other qualiUr extras. Orig­ North Haven, Conm evenings JA. 8-6524. two-famlly, three-family, buai- passing by Judge Wesley, C. Gryk. er understanding by the Amar- FOUND—Part Collie puppy, brown inal 20,000 miles: Local owner's GRAY RESEARCH- AND Russell's Barber Shop, corner Oak Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 ' Your Home Outfit neas property. Hav# many cash lean people of the fundamental and Spruce Sta. LARGE SUNNY single or double POUR ROOM on West Side near Legal Notice In Town Ckmrt today. and white female. Call Dog name on requisst. See Bob Ollvir DEVELOPMENT JEOMPANY ' 3 COMPLETE room. Centrally located. Parking ALICE CLAMPET buysrs. Mortgages arranged. principles of individual liberty and on this one ix Center Motor Sales, Auto Driving School, 7-A Hnusehold Services Help Wanted— Femals S5 Hilliard Street,.'''Manchester bus line, cjiurch, and shopping The couple were arrestetf last Warden. MI. »~«8«0.______BOLTON—Building stone, veneer, DmmonflB— Watche*— ROOMS OF BRAND NEW facilities. 318 E. Middle Tpke. XU. ' HOaNBLOWKB k WKKK8 Pleas* call Georg* L. Orasladio, tho role that lndividus!l righUplay. 461, Ma|n/St. Offered 13-A "A Good Plate To Work" center. Available December lat. REALTOR Certlltcata of Limited l*arlaerelila Realtor. ML 0-S878. 108 Henry night by Patrolman SajHuel Mal- LARSON'S DRIVm O . School, fireplace, wall atone flagstone. FURNITURE 3-5194 any time. MI. 9-4543 tn the malntensMce of our ayatem FOUND—One Collie do*, male, SECRETARY Jewelry , 48 870 per month. Write' Box K, The uiiuci undersigned, im'111^having lurinralurined ■a StreaL tempo on the'premiMs-^f Sollmane of constitutional democracy," Mrt. \ aabl* and white. Call Do* Warden. 1953 CH^VROLETS four doors and Mancheater'a only trained and WEAVING of burns, moth holes JOBS: High yayif All trades. Fare Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch All 100% guaranteed, aome in orig­ Herald. > !cn perlnfrshlp under the lews o( Auto Dealers,, Inopon Center St.. certified tnatructor. For your safe- Quarry. Ml. 9-0617, Prompt de­ A BEAUTIFULLY furnished mas­ SAD, BUT TRUE, my, thoughtful New York, r and dirilrinz to do business Carl Ungenfeldar, chairman of the S-4840. I ______\wpr doors. Most are fully and torn clothmg, hoalery rubs, Woman with \aecretariali paid. So. America, The Island*. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- inal factory crates, with original (ARE YOU CONSIDERINO They told pollcwihe'y were oh Rt. ty ve are trained to teach proper­ 1 \ i livery. ter bedroom next to bath, for on* .owner transferred, lea-vlng me, a in theIf stale of Connecticut as a limited local national item committee said. pulsburg BUYERS WAJTiNa •hlft. MI. wait. Marlow's. SPINING MILLS CORP. yoii- able and standard typewriters. ard Glglio, iSolton. "DE LUXE " RANGE keeping rooms, 812 and up . per Square. Boston, Massachusetls; Joseph a .white jacket and kept a flash­ Kravitz, Mrs. George Gorra and 1951 RUDSON, excellent condition by a akllied, courteous instructor. Youra for 812,600. E. A E. Realty T. Walker Jr.. 269 Plermont Avenue," Manchester WM Vicinity All - makea of adding machinaa Take your choice of any of these week. 'Iiiquire apartment No. 9. Both ManchetfOr and Hartford light lit as ha searced around the Mrs. William Podolny. 3d* from Lor'dall SU to Supermatic ianORiverdrive. May Ucenae included. Insured, dual Talcottville,. Connecticut FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Near Company. Mi. 9-6297, MI. 8-4480, Nyark, New York: Charles T. Lovering. controlled standard and hydrama- sold or rented. Repairs on ail appliance'k in addition to bedroom, 850 Park Avenue. New York, New offices have a'iiacklog of screened building for a night watchman, Refreshments will be served ilt r A t . Hartford, hour* 8:15 l^seen at 1 ler's Service Sta IRONING DONF: at home. Ml. Phone Manchester MI. 3-5128 We need the following v exper­ MUn St. Ml.; 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. R(X;k VILLE. — Furnished apart­ MI. 3-1342. Uo cara. Ml. 9-7398. makes, Marlow's, living room, dinette, rugs, lampa, York: James J. Phelan Jr., Metamora, and qualUied buyers for all typaa TTien, he said, he attempted to flag after the meeting and the public la to 4 ^ MI. 84851 after • p.hi. tion. after 6. 9-0511. ienced ' personnel for the second ment. Two large pleasant roqms. Michigan: Paul B. Skinner, 179 Lake HELP w a n t e d for drugs and coa- Town tables, linoleums, dishes and other of rea^eitate. We are partlcipaUng down several' paaiilng motorists, cordiaiiy Invited to attend. shift — * P-m. to 12 f.m . VERY COMFORTABLE furnished Electricity and gas included. Cen­ MANCHESTER — Seven rooms, Shore Drive,- Chicago^ Illinois; Percy party who called .melics, full or part, time. Write OIL SPACE heater. 60,000 B.T.U. items. situated on half acre of land, city W. Brown, 2006 Chestnut Hills Drive, members of the new Multiple Ust but to ho avail. input. Complete with 55 gallon room, hot water heat, bath with tral. TR.J-3634__ ...... - •...... 1940 international riK t body G sragw-Service-’^torage It) Box'A/.'Herald; — e v e r y t h i n g O N LY $448 utiiltlea.: a,E. fnrnace,“ iwo fir*- Cleredatiil Hetglits; Ohio; WtUtanr ' R. / . Sjfatem. ^ F a t : coihplet* reliable nniiiY; 111 Buiiaih|ir^---Cdntract|ng 14 MILLING MACHINE .'drum, stimd and copper . tubing. " Advertisement - shower!! Parkihg;-v35iSuminit Rovensky. 12? _ Piflh Avenue. Niw ^ruck. MI. 3-7732. ------or MI. 3-7116 after 8 p.m. , , placea, two tile baths with stal) York, New XArk Harold E. VerrUL service call can tn back of the atation, took a Kules to Follow ■J|l<^liAa4R W auU d T o Rent E- 'MtiS qftOForo, awnlnga,^ shrubs .and. The- Reav''Batat«< Oentef f tarn furniture, lumber or hardware tlons, additions and new construe t>ly In person. New Model Laun­ ^ -'delivery-. ’Free by' mifr"’' FURNISHED bedlooVn in private lAide'tree'*, ameaile drive. More t e m p ^ to alphqn' gaa from a car - atsmdard, 1st aliRt. 1941 PLYMOUTH. Radio storage..We« side. MI; 9^82.- dry, 78 Summit St. • ENGINE LATHE Re: AdditioBsi appropriatloiiB for own reliable men. 280 Oltry Avenue. HlgtiU^ Parki (Manchester Branch)------tlon“ Dormcrs, porches, garages OPERATOR the purchase of a portion or home. Kitchen privileges. Ladies WANTED—Four or five room un­ land avaUable if desired! Shown lltlnoU; Paul J. Etikin^inOt South- 66 East Onter St. MI. 3-SlU jlar1(*a^ir fha aiafloh, police sUd. l a LiUtAccidents Vicinity of Porter St, er 845. \MI. 9-5339. and rooms finished at reasonable '^IONTHLY PAYMENTS only. 82 Oakland St. MI. 3-5524. by iqipolntment only. Charles Infton Road, Shaker lie^hta, Ohio; •4906 after 8 p.m. BARN, Off Center Street, Manches­ CLERK TYPIST FILL FOR SALE, James portions of the O li^ Hollow furnished apartment, Rock-ville- Hirenback told police he bitend- prices. Workmanship gusrantced. After 3, MI. 3-4485. Lesperance. MI. 9-7820. Charirt 8. Sargent. S80 Park Avenue, *d to take only a gallon of gas, 1955 FOUR'door Studebaker Com ter, suitable for storage or cars. Aceto A Sons. MI. ft-5598. property, so railed, for water $16.83 Maifcheater area, .Rockville , TR. New York Nftw YgHT; Walter M. Gib- Have you been wondering what Free estimates. Robert m ; Alex­ Must be able to set up and op­ 6-5094 between :30 and 5. enough to carry his car. to a gas TO t h r i f t y .Ouistmia shop­ mender V-8. 2,000 mlies. Privately Tel. AD. 2-4506. ’ Our expansion program requires supply purposes and (or the *lione Me Immediately ROOM FOR f-eut with private fam iin, 140 Park Ave^e^ New York. New you can dp to checkmate accidents pers: Hundreda/M fine' alt- wool ander. Ml. 9-7716. erate. Stop in our personnel de­ PING PONG table, complete. York; George-L. Morrli. 12 Meredith station which was open, and that owned. MI. 9.8919. an alert clerk typist to aaaisl a partment between 8 a.m. and 4:30 purchase of a portion or por­ vHtfd. CH 7-03.58 Uv Inquire State Tailor Shop, 8 Road. Overnrok Pennsylvania; on Safoprivitig Day — Dec. I? m*4^ for stotw, skirts, aiacks, foreman of a new department. Regulation size. Very reasonable. tions of the same property for MANCHESTER Harold K. Bunse. 142 Church Road, Hospital Notes he intended to leave a note on the MnlorcycIcB— Bicycles 11 PALMER AND CAIUIb Y, mason p.m. Open Monday through Fri­ MI. 3-7925 any time. Aftei\7 P. M. — CH 6-1690 Bissell St. MI. 3-7383, or MI. WANTED—G a ru e vicinity of West Herb are some SD Day suggea- B4ntnudaa. Blig values always 4 t 1940 CHEVROLETT black sedan contractor*. F'ree estimates. No Must be a good typist with ability municipal park and recreation 3-5047 after 6:30. Wfnnetka, Illinois; James' J. Watsun. parked car and payment for the tions, baaed Oh reports of fatal ae« Colonial Mmnant Shoppe, 115 860. Good running condition. Rock day. Sce\lt Da.v- Or Night Center and McKee Sta. MI. 9-8091. 2601 Davidson Ave., Borough of Bronx. gaa he attempted to aiphon. BICYCLE REPAIRING all types job too big or too small. Ml. to maintain accurate production * M. M. REVERE nipvie camera purposes. - Immediate Occupancy New York, New York; Danfel T.v Ber- Patlenta Today ...... ItS cldents from more tpan 20 states; center grille TR. 5.2888. English a apeclalty. Now open 9 records. Diversified work with 8-4703 or Rockville TR, 5-4744. with case. Practically new. MI. TO THE ELECTORS AND If you havV^ no means of transpor­ URGENTLY NEEDED, five or 6 Alden Place. Bronxviim, New ADMITTED SATU RDAY: In another case today, Robert Check your apeed: Mors than S a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester pleasant working conditions. Ideal TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF ROOM FOR RENT. MI. 3-5874. more rooms by family of five. Five room ranch, full base­ ork: Edward O. McDonn«'H,\lIorsr- M. Chameroy, 19, waa fined *12 ~ Ride to Travelers, 1954 FORD two door sedaH. Excel 9-1127. tation I'll sqnd my auto for you sho<* Road. Mill N>ck, New 'Vork Frank Stevens, ■ 7S1 Center St.; out of 10 drivers in fatal accidanta cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ spot for a local girl. GRAY RESEARCH AND MANCHESTER: Three children, two girls, one boy. ment. hot water oil heat, for abandoning a mptor vehicle. 8 to 4:30. MI. 9-0667 a »er lent condition. 37 Foster St. MI, No obligatlotk cast iron radiation re- Henry, Hornblower II. M Clyde were violating speed iiw*- Speed pike Ml. 9:.2r98. Roofing— Siding 16 Interviews dally between 8 a.m. QUAKER two burner space heat­ In accordance with the provi­ MI. 9-6557. Chestnut Hill. Massachusetts; Ratiih Henry Keeney, 29 Cottage St.; Arrested yesterday by Patrol­ law violation waa almoat twice as 3-5331. DEVELOPM ENT CO. A—L—BV-E—R—T—’S FOUR ROOMS and bath, continu­ ceaaed. Tile bath, fire­ Hornblower Jr., Fairfield Hoad, Gre<\- and 4:30 p.m., Monday through er, man's brown overcoat, size sions of Chapter V, Section 8 of wlch, Connecticut; Harry W. PucccUl,' Jacob Llpp, 360 Bidwell St.; Harry man Ra^ond Peck, Chameroy al­ high on rural highways thin in F'OR THE BFIST In Bonded built F'riday. 40-42; York bar-bells, Mont­ 43-45 ALLYNXs T., HARTFORD ous heat and hot water supplied. place, plastered walls, full legedly left a vehicle owned by his 1953 STUbEBAKER Land Cruiser, Business Services Offered 13 the Town Charter and any other Bus stop in front of house. 3280 l>ake Shore Drive. (Chicago. Hampeon, 46 Union St.; Mrs. Lida urban communiUea. Up roofs, shmgle roofs, gutters, gomery Ward seven quart pres­ Free Parking Cdr. Allyn and TVum- Farms and Land Fur Sale 71 insulated. Illinois, Harold F: Carter S29 Owen brother in a wooded section on the Aotonoblles for Sale 4 Radio, heater, automatic trans' conductors and roof repairs call HILUARD ST., MANCHESTER applicable provisions of law, Check your drinking; In 24 out - ALL TYPES OF electrical wiring, GRAY RESEARCH AND sure canner. boy's hockey skates, btill Ground floor. Two middle aged Avenue, Isansdowne Pennsylvania; Way, RFD 2, Andover; Stephen Hackett tobacco farm Oct. 29, af­ mission. Price 81.200. 58 Pearl St Coughlin. Ml. S-n07. If no answer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF people preferred. MI. 9-0777 after Tristan Antell, 1 Plerrepont Street, of 100 fatal accidanta, a driver or Installations and repairing don*. DEVELOPMENT COMPANY size 8, • child's Phonola record EASTERN Connecticut — Excep­ Gates, 71 Lawton Rd. ter Uie car became mired in mud.' 1063, 1961, 19a DODGES. Extra after 6:30 p.m,\phone MI. 3-6653 call Ml. 9-4421. A PUBUC HEARING before the L’SED APPUANCeT— 10 cu. (L 4 p.m. tional buy* dairy, poultry (arms, CHARLES LESPERANCE Brooklyn. New York: Joseph GImma. an adult pedestrian had been Call ,J. A A. Electric. Ml. 9-9675 Hilliard'Street, Manchester "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" player (75). MI. 3-7379. 400 Park Avenue. New York, New York; Since then, police aald, Chame­ nice. Priced to sell on easieat fi­ Board of Directors (acting as such Krigidaire, 880. freezer, 15 cu. ft. with or without stock, 2 to 300 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: A1 drinking. nance plan anywhere. DouglAs 1953 DODGE 8, Coronet. Fully "A Good Place To Work" WllUam J. I^awlnr Jr.'. 143 BIrrh Street. bert Bonlno, 33 Eldridge St,; Julius roy had gone back to the car with Check “i your car — Among FURNITURE Repair Servlca: RA Y’S ROOFING CO., shingle and FIRST CLASS die maker for neyr STORM WINDOWS, two 36 "x55 ”, and, to an.v extent required, aa the all aluminum. 8160.\Norge refrig­ FURNISHED ROOM for rent. acres. .Welles' Agency, Coventry. MI. 9-7620 Wlnnetka. Illinois; George T. Flynn, Motors. 333 Main. equipped, four hew tires. 30,000 built up roofs, gutter and con­ Water Commission). Said hearing erator, 865, G.E., 840, M.G., 840. Gentleman preferred. Call. MI. Davis Avenue. New , Hocbelle. New Ransom, 376 Burnham St.; Mrs. other youths at various times am) vehicles Involved in fatal accidenta miles. Call between 6 - to 9 p.m Complete repiuring, refinishing, HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man. dies and maintenance of dies for three 33"x55” ,' two 39"xl8'’ , one PI. 2-6872. York: Thomas B. Gannett. Malnstoiie restoring on all type* of furniture. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ Good home for older woman. MI. our press department. Good op­ will be held in the auditorium of gas refrigerator 835. \All in good 3-6574. Lillian Wilson. RFD 2. Andover; alUmpted to get It out. He had for which condition of vehicle waa BEFORE TOO BUT a used car MI. 3-6002. 28"x42” . One door 80"x36". MI. Farm Wayland. Massachusetts r Paul removed the llcensa plates, and reported, about alx per cent had,^ Zigmur.d Go^dz, Prop. Formerly pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214. 3-4569. portunity for right man. Also lathe 9-7603. the Verplanck School, Olcott condition. Guaranteed\ Rockville A REAL NICE home. Six rcxims, H. Davis. s36 SUrrey l>ane, Glenview, Anthony Ansaldl, RFD 2. Manches­ Be* Oorman Motor Salta. Buick TR. 5-4231 ROOM FOR rent near Center.- Heat Houses For Sale lllinola:-Luther Dearborn, 786 Valley ter; Henry Marsh, 7 Hill Top Dr., waa traced by police after a com unsafe conditions. Bales and Benrtea, 268 Main of Watkins BrOa. Tel. Ml. 8-7449. Ray Jackson, MI 3-83'25. hands. Experienced only. Empire Street, Monday, December 5. 1955, 72 partly furnished and recreation ______------INTERESTING FULL or ^ at 8 P.M. for the purpose, o f con­ and hot water. Gentleman pre Road. Glencoe. Illinois; U>uls J. Cross, Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth Ltdstadt plalnant in the area, reported the Check yourself — About 1 out Of atreet. ML 0-4S71. Optn avanlnga. SCLIMENE, INC. Tool and Mfg. Co.. Stock PI. ferred. 37 FMter St.. MI. 3-5331. room. Two-car garage. AD. 3-8860. 1001 Jackson Avenue, River Forest, MELODY RADIO—TV., phono’*. ROOF'ING, Siding and carpentry. time position In public accounting sidering the following matters: IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Illinois; Harry A. Trees. 810 Vernon East .Hartford; Mrs. Edith Scho­ license number of one of the car* 14 drivers Involved In fatal ac­ DODGE and PLYMOUTH WANT TO BOY A CAR and had Night caHa. Guaranteed service. Alterations and additions Ceil­ office. Knowledge of bookkeeping ,1. 'The appropriation of a sum GENERAL ELECTRIC Irdner, in 810,900 RANCH 38 x 35. Nearly Avenue,. Glencoe, Illinois; Hatfield fields Hazardville; Mrs. Stephanie of the youths who were helping cidents had a physical condition FIRST CHOICE USED CARS ings. Workmanship guaranteed. Extra Christmas Money Notice excellent condition. MI. 9-^3'i FURNISHED bedroom near Cen­ Six room Cape Cod includ­ Smith. 968 ’Pine Street. Wlnnetka, Chameroy in his attempU to extri your cradlt turned down? Don’t MI 9-228b. and typing helpful. Call MI. 9-2206. of money (not to exceed 8600,000), ter, Heat and hot water. Gentle­ new, fireplace, tile bath, oil hot IlUrots: Clifton P. Walker Jr.. Estate Borello, 161 W. Middle Trke.; Pen­ that could have been a contribut-. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn cate the car, police said. iiig factor in the accident. In th* give UP. aee “ Hdoeat" Dduglaa, 1954 ' CHEVROLET Bel Air hard­ At a meeting held by the Town to be added -o the 1955-1956 FLORENC man preferred. MI. 3-8547. 35 Fos­ ing all appliances, wall to wall water heat. Rusco storm windows, taane. Off Old Mill Road, Isake Forest. ny Spencer, 198 Chestnut St.; April ASU^S AND rubbish removed, also Street. Ml. 3-4880. TOOL MAKERS 5 .^kitchen range. 2 oil ceUar. Over two acres good land, Illinois; John J. Markham. 1210 Astor majority of these cases the con­ 333 Main. Not a financa company top, Radio, heater, white wall WANTKD IMMEDIATELY Planning Commiss' n of Manche.*- Budget "Capital Account" (Water burners, i :}iile, coil, c-Jiromc ter St. rugs and furnished recreation Standt, 193 Loomis St.; Mrs. Bar­ A fine of 812 was levied against gtUfeg, cellars and yards cleaned. rHpe. ■hade tceea. Suburban. Carlton W. Street, Chicago, Illinois; Stanley M. bara Barker. Storra; Stephen Phil­ Albert L. Dandurand, 25, of 6 Na­ dition was fatigue or sleeplnaas. ^ a n . / tire*. PowergUde. Ivory and green. Prompt, reliable Courteous serv- First class tool makers only to ter, Connecticut, November 21 and Sewer Department) for the Ijke new. 3l' Dougherty St. room Ellers. 331,0 Grenway Road, Maker Hutchina. MI. 9-6132, MI 9-4694. Heights Ohio; l..ouls J. Diipre^^ MK8 lips, 104 Hamlin St.; ITiomas than Rd-.'-fOr dumping rubbish on Check the weather: The weath­ I^ow mileage. Excellent condition. Ice, reSqqnable rates. Ml ft-2143, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A THRKK TOUCH TYPISTS work part time, four hours mini­ 1955, following a public hearing purpose of pay^.g the costa of the 1963 CfflBVROLET two door. 1954 $1>45. held November 16. 1955, it was follotvlng proposed capital pro­ FT. chest type freeze/ Apartments— Flats— Carroll Street. North Bellmore. Long Lesiezka, 71 Drive B; Mrs. Mary public property. Two larceny er waa rainy! snowy or foggy in 1 Chevrolet etnlan. Fully equipped,’ mum on day shift. CHapel 7-1939 IMMEDIATE occupancy, large alx Island: James F,. Gilbert, 1343 Trafal- out of-fl fatal atioldenU. Tms t l i y 1955 CHEVROLET 210 4^door MANCHESTER . T, V Service, ROOF'ING—Specializing In repair­ Must be experienced In use of voted to make zone changes as ject, viz: condition. Asking *7*-\ _ lenemenla ____ 63 gar StrA6)t, -Wis; Herbert I. Markham U49, 1950 c h e v r 6 u e t s . Good 9-0377. progressive manufacturer. W|1te and Residence Zone B. described and recreation purpo.se*. 9-4694. 5811 8. Dwchester Avenue, Chicngi Mansfield Center; a daughter to 812 on a rules of the road violation, and long dislancc moving, pack; need a good steady income and Operator, Box C, Herald. Cape Cod with 6 nicely arranged Illinois; Dean D. Francis.- 1U5' East tcansportatlon^ low coat. Lowest Available At All Times can work only half days, write a follows: Beginning/tt a point at 3. The determination of the Delawnrjr^ Place, Chicago. Illinois Mr. and Mr.s. John Kolegn. Storra. Dorothy Shupe, 21, o f Floral Park, down ...... Low ■ monthly 1932 CADIIJJtC model '62' four IK. storngc. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart- rooms. Large kitchen, dry base­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Call WILL HILLS Box AB, Herald. MEN OR WOMEN with car (or the intersection of Main ' Street manner in which the sairf ap­ MANCHESTER—Four room brick Arthur LiMy. 1122 N. Wofidblne -N. Y., tlao charged with speeding,, WMkly 1 aenia, Douglaa Motors, door *edan. Radio, healer, h.vdra- for^ CU. 1-1423. ment, hatchway. Enchanting back Avenue/Oftk PAik; Illinois; Hrmy K to' Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Sokol, forfeited a 835 bohd. Local Stocks light delivery. Apply Mr. Mlllhoff, and Sterling Place t*'e line runs propriation in''-.said Budget (Water home, pil heat, nice wooded lot. 3331- matlc, white wall lire* Very Ml 0-9698 yard with pine shaded seclusion. It Green^; R.F.D. No. 1,. C*av.-foirlsvllle Slorrs; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. clean. TR. 5-3563 o«; MI. 3-5893 CAPABLF: WOMAN to do general Olan Mills, 63 East Center St. in a westerly, direction along the arid sewer Department) and the one car-garage, amesite drive. Indiana. 'A ose fined for rules.of th* road Rjnlco F'actory Supervised Serricc housework twice a Week.'Call MI. MU.ST BE SOLD. Priced at .Small down' payment. Full price Frank Mikiilskl, 180 Greenwood X- after 6 p.m. * | » ^ t i nR— Papering .21 northerly line of Sterling Place for manner In wliich the said ap­ 812,900. '4. The partnership business Is a gen, vioratloni were Alexander W. Fer­ Qaotatloao Wralsliig «y 3-7709. a distance of 125', then northerly" 810,8d0 . Several large Cape Cod*, erak security business., Including .. aciln iiiii; Dr. propriation in, said Budget (Gen­ ag/broker deaJ er - and underwriter, am guson, 38, of 25 Newman St., *6; CebUiB A Mtddlahrneh. ia a 1949 DODGE two-doot* sedan. )UES Refiiilshcd. Repairing PAINTING ^ N D paper hanging. Situation Wanted— in a line westerly and parallel to eral Fund) i.s to lie financed and ANDOVER; Available for occupan­ ranchesda anda two families from th^ business of actinz as a brnker •ailSCHARGED SATHTRDAY: Stanley Nichols, 57, of RFD No. 1, Radio, heater. Fluid drive. Excel­ doneNjn any furniture. Tlenian, Repair or new work. F'lrst claz* REOISTERFJD nurse, or licensed Main Street, to Chanel Street; raised, whether by taxation, by cy very soon. Attractive new ra-nch 812.500 bp. Over fifty more liatinga ^mrnoditles Joel Antonio, 147 Olcott. -St.; Andover. 818; and Arma'nd E. 1 ». a . w m rn trained attendant - to work in Female 38 / 5 The amount of capital furnished lent condition, private owner. 189 South Main St. Phone Ml. work at reasonable rates. ^Ray- then easterly along the southerly ):orrowin^. by transferring avail­ with shade tree* on ,1'a acre lot. ' of all kinds. When buying, selling Robert Cobb. 215 HiMstown Rd.; Lemleux, 40, of Eaat Hartford, *9. Greenlawn Convalescent Home. 62 aqid, actually contributed by earlj ,Spe 1275, MI. 9-3787. 3-5643. niond F'lske. Tel. Ml, 9 9237(^ street line of Chapel Street to able funds or otherwise, or by a Spacious-mnstei-^bedroom with dou-j or trading: call The ElUworth Mit­ ria.' Partner who ia also a Genm Mrs. Kathleen P'lercc and daiigli- Splrlto P. Vesco, 37. of 12 Divi­ BM A tk tA Union St., Rockville, TR. 5-4291. ten Agency-, Realtor*. aVlI, 3*6930./ nrat National Baah WANTED — Ught housework for Main Street; then'southerly along combination-of such methods and ble closets. TVo other/ bedrooms. ; ______Partner Is aa follows: ter, 6 Hale Rd.; Mrs. Bertha BIs- sion St., received a noHe on the DOORS OPEINEU. keys fitted, PAINTING AND pdperhanging. Alfred R. Meyer ...... $3uf).000 .sell. 26 Cottage St.; Mr.>i. Crystal of Manchester ..... 22 IS WANTED! Quality i irork. reasonable prices business couple. MI. 9-5SI2. the westerly line of Main Street 4. Such otljer matters relating Efficiency kitchen fulf basement. OVERSIZE Cfape, 23’ living roo; F Dewey Everett ...... 2hU,UU0 charge, and Anthony J, Angelico, ' cojpded, vacuum cleaners, irons, VVqirox, 160 Center ,St.: Mrs. Jan­ Hartford Nattoaal Auto Driving School 7-A and prompt service. F're'e esti- Help Wanted-r-Male .36 llo Sterling Place, point of b*.g'u* in an.v manner to tlie foregoing This is a steal at 8,13.400. | fireplace, til* bath lavatory,yfull Henry R..DeurlKirn .'♦>2,5uu 3.8. of Norwich, also charted with .guns, etc., ^paired Shca'r'*, EXPERIENCED house k eeper ning.. . . ' ' which may be properly considered AMhur W. Wake.ley J.. PMMJiJU ice Kelly and daughter, 17 Bolton a rules o f the road violation, had Bank and Trust Co. 32H, 84Vft XOOL DESIGNERS , . knives, mowers, put into con. males. FuilV insured. Call Bert ANDOVER: A real value in an j «hed dormer, three bedrooms/300' Isaac C. Elston Ji. I'Si.Ouh Conn. Bank and MANCHESTER Driving Academy'- wants position Monday through TTie above zone changes shall be at said hearing. Rd,-, Vernon; Ross Urquliart, 111 hi* case co.Ttinped to j7ov. 30. dltlon for comingNjeeds. Bralth- Planlc. .MI-‘9-8985. ■ AUTO MECHANICS,-full time. Can frontage, trees suburban /Only Ibrbert 1. Markham ...... lui),!»uO Trust Co...... 36 38 tivho can assume re.sponsi- Friday, from Eleven to five, 820 effective November 30, 1955, over.sized Cape Cod on a beautiful-' Dean D Francis ...... R/liss) Concord Rd.; .Mrs. Angcllnc Ple- . Kalman Barshay, 76, of Hart­ Mknehester'a'Oldest, most recom­ walte. 52 Pearl stree also use automobile polisher, lube Jacob F. Miilee $14,800, Carlson W. Hutchine, MI. bility for highly complex mended, ' yoUr safety, our busi­ kUIl INTERIOR painting and per week and carfare. Write Box' Town Planning Commlssiort' ■Secretary, Board of Directors, ly landscaped acre lot. Five rooms i Arthur G. Lillv ...... i . . Iras, lU-U 3, Covcn|..ry; ,Mis, Jan­ ford, was fined *25 for passing's ManoheaUr Trust ... 65 r man, tlr5 man, coal and oil truck down, 2 unfinished up. Separate'' 9-5132, 9-4694. / Henry E. Greene ...... is.mx) . Fire Inenraaoe Oompaaiaa tool dMigh projects. An ex­ ness. License guaranteed. Stand­ COMPLETE REPAIRS "tiy siuart decorating call Wm. Dickson and driver. Call or stop in, - see Mr. N, Herald. Martin E. Alvord. Chairman Town of Mam-hester. Conn. ' 6, Th»’ an>ount of ranlial ifuiniNh . ice Dawnoro'witz anti daughter, standing school bu*.,:Accordlng to J84 Irving St ': M rs.' Ceceli.a Wil- Aetna F i r e ...... 58% T2H cellent opportunity for men ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclette R. Wolcott on wringer ah^ auto­ Son. Ml. 9-0920 any time. Com- i Teg or Mr. Quey. Moriarty Bros., William A. Allen, Secretary Dated at Man.-hester, (Connecti­ dining room with nice views Ex-1 88,500-FTVE room 6ipe,/orie par- and actually confrllrtitPtl Irv V-adi Ppp- his testimony and that qf School your personal instructor. Dial PI. plcie insurance coverage.-- Manchester. Cpftn. .... - cellenl Im alion in walking distance ; tially finished. Large kitchen, rial P-trlncr who U aUa/a (;cnpiar .yin and daugliter, 98 Grand Ave.,' Officer Eugene Deco*jert whq ar- Hartford Fire ...... 163 173 capable o f creating holding matic washing machines, Ing., 301 Center St., Manchester. cut. this 25th day of November, of school and village renter. Partner, an hU conirlbutlori a Spe­ National Fire ...... 130 140 2-7249 any time Ml, 3-5135. Read Herald Advd. November 25, lft55 1955. aluminum storm windows, oil cial Partner, l^- . Rockville: Mrs. Nancy Simmons restfld Bar.shay Nov. 22. Barshay ranges, vacuum cleaners, Phoeriix ...... 82 87 ^ jigs and fixture.«, piercing small appliances, .welding PAl.NTING-'-Rxtcrior and interior, heat, basement. 95’ lot. Suburban. Ralph Hornhiower ...... $4^»c,(irx> and son. Glastonbury: Mrs. Phyllis was warned by Decqbert for driv­ (HVENTRY LAKE: Actors Colony Paul B. Skltmer ...... I20.uiki and forming dies, gauges, AUTO DRIVINU tnairucUon. All Main Street. Ml. 9-6878, phpcihanging; t'cilings reflnlshed. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. Ml. Eichner and son, Coventry; Mr*.- ing too fast down Porter St., past Life and IndemiUtv Iaa. O**- lessons on insured dual control Combine conifortablejwinter- liYii^ Percy W. Brown ...... I75.u»*i \Vallpa|>cr btxiks on request. Esti­ with all-summer vacation artlvl-' 9-5132. 9-4894. Jamea J. Phulan Jr. , ,aaa..V24u.c^,K) Doris Slnnamoni 9 Clie.stnut" St.; the Highland Park, School. Aetna L i f e ...... 211 221 cutting tools and machines. cara, standard or automatic. mates given,. Fully insured. Ed­ Mrs. Katherine Wlnzler. 186 tics in this 4-room Cape Cod ex­ ■ Paul H. DavW .! ,T...... : TTien,, according to testimony, Atetfia Ca.TU<y ...... 152 162 W ork will be- e.xtremely Capable experienced instructori Call ward R, Price, Ml, a-1003. ' PARKEIR ST.—Six rooms, hot 7 ThiTh panneisMp coiiimenc-ed Ds- Grecnwftod Dr Mr*. Elizabeth Conn, G en era l...... 490 530 ASHES AND rubbish removal. pandable to six. Attractive knotty mher I.,1953 and conllniies to and m-I nr. \xr Barshay turndsd his car around varied and interesting since Cordner Auto School. MI. 9-6010, w-aler oil heat, fireplace, tile bath, iidioe-B-o.-mi,-.. I'v.c i A rcticr and son. »r. w . Middle Hartford Steam Boll.-. 100 JIO MI. 3-7844. pine living roorn with fireplace. eluding- September .'to after proceeding for several blocks equipment will be for ma­ JA. 7-86*0. full basement, combination win­ IN WlT.SESS-WHEP.EOK. Ho- orltle Tpke ; ftulph Twichell, 9.5 Kssex Traveler* ...... 86% 91% RUBBISH and ashes - removed. Ronds— Stocks— Lot ha* 2(K) ft. frontage on hard top dows and screen*. Excellent con- filcnprl hnvu tlilN C*'tlificHtu »'iC of Uhp | and drove back to where Decobert road. Located in community of S,.; .loan .McVeigh, 2,’)7 .Spruce St.; . .fUblle Utflltitn chining, inspection and as­ General cleaning, cellars, allies Mortgages '* 31 -dilion. City utilities. Dry cellar. 1ft day of Octoher. 1955. •Mt.vs .Shiriey Wtisofi. 31 .Mather sUnd.ing, to determine from SALE AT PUBLIC nice liome.s on large lots. Stands on JtAIsFH IlOHsNBMJWKH the onicer whether or n o t' the Conn. Light Power .. 17% 19%' sembly departments. and yards. Reasonable rates. M. Priced for quick sale. Charles high ground overlooking the lake. JOSKPK T. WAI.KKH rp. .SI.: .Mrx, Doris Klole.r and son, Conn. Power ...... 41% 43% k -M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. FIRST AND Second mortgages Leap^i’ance, MI, 9-7620. ■ (UIAKLES T I.OVKItlM HFD 3. Kock-Ville; .Mrs; Margaret warning g iven him vya-s to g o on PROCESS PLANNERS... 9-9757. bought (or our own account Fast, A wise buy at 88,500. JAMES J. PHEI.A.N' JIl. record. Hartford Rice. Lt. . . . 55% 57% SEPTIC TANKS F’AUI, B HKIN.N-EI! ■McHugh and son. Merrow; Mr*. Hartford Gas Co, . 35% 38% w ho'can intelligently p^n confidehtiai' aervic6. Manchester PERCY W. BROWN Naomi Boyce and daughter Storrs. After Decobert told Barshav tn Dry W'ellwi-Sener IJnei 1 GUNDER'S T.V. Service, available Call Mns. Pratt. PI. 2-7!i96' So. New England Investment Corp.; 244 Main atreet. Lots for Sale 7.1 WILI.IAM ir ROVKNSKV IJISCHARGEX) YESTERDAY; "forget about it" and "go ahead.'' complex machining, sheet Installed I any time. Antenna conversi'ina Ml. 3-5416. or Phone JA. 2-2114 - HAROl.D E . VERRII.L Barshay drove past. a school bus Tel...... 39% 41% metal and piticessing opera­ SE\VF:K and s in k I.IN'ES ' Phllco factory supervised service. GLASTONBURY—One acre. 135’ CHARLI25 R PERRIOO Ronald Dickerman. RFD 2, Staf­ PAtll- J. EAKIN ford Spiings; Alex Berggren, 75 which had stopped near by at the Manufacturing Comoaale* . ROTORV CLE.AN'ED Tel Ml 9-1486 2ND MORTGA.GE money at lowest frontage, 292' deep. Beautiful lo­ Am. Hardware ...... 24 28 tions for the more efficient J. WATSON bp: a c h & Co., CHARLE.S S. SAROE.NT Pleasant Sit.; Joseph Biirnii Jr., side of the street. AMESITE DRIVES payments: 822.25 for each 81.000. AUCTION AUCTION 21 Central Row, Hartford. cation. ML 3-5803. WALTER M (jlBLIN Arrow,-Hart, Heg. .,'. .54 57 In other dispositions todav. production of aircraft en-; MEATIICR SEALED Cfi^lAMlC, plastic, or slexachromc Connecticut .Mortgage Exchange. -GEORGE L. MORRIS South W'mdsOr; Denise Pomeroy, Route 83, Vefnon Realtor.s .Sole Agents HOWARD E BOSHE RFD 3, Coventry; Joseph Smith Judge Gryk fined Everett I. Chap­ As.so. BEpng ...... 33 36 gine parts. Work will con­ CELLARS Ulek.. for bathrpoms, walls, and '• 27 Lewis Sc, Hartford CH. 6-8897. Sunny Yiew Drive, Vernon 8177 Bristol Brass ...... 17% 19>* JAM52S J WATSON J r , East Hartford; ,Miss Emma pell. 52, of South Windham, 89 for sist of the planning of ma­ WATERPROOFED kitchen floors. Special prices for 12'/>-24)4 Appraisens Suburban For Sale 75 DANIEL T. BERCIN Collins ...... 110 125 , By Order Of The Superior Court For Tolland County. By Order Of The Superior Court For Tolland County, .Stoughton. 29 Center St., Ropk- passing a stop sign. and. ordered contractors and builders. Call MI. UT EDWARD O McDO.NNKI.r, Em-Hart ...... 29% 32% chining operations or pre­ TEL. Ml 9^143 3-4362. Practical Builder.^. Inc. Help Wanted— Pftmale 35 I Shall Sell. As A Committee Of The Court, On Decem­ I- Shall Sell, As A Committee Of The Court, On Decem­ A piece of cobweb lace to en-1 WHITNEY RpAjD—Four room VERNON — Buy yourself a value HENRY HORNBLOWER II ville. Walter Keeney. 27 Adams the forfeiture of a 825 bond, posted cision sheet metal fabrica­ 1 hance your buffett or table top! 1 Cape Cod, expansion second floor, RAI.PH HCfflNBLOWKR JR. by Roger. A. Langlois, 22, of Fafnir Bearing ...... 49 54 ber 10. 1955 At 3 :0 0 P. M„ On The Premises, The Prop­ A earefully tailored, shirtwatster packed holiday gift. New ranch,, HARRY W PCCCKTTI---,. St : ,\!rs Mary Rogowski, 4 Hill Ijtnder-Frary Clk .... 22% 24% TOWN A COUNTRY TREES REMOVED and chain saw CASH IN ON the big Xmas selling I ber 16. 1955 at 1 :30 P. M:, On The Premises, The Prop­ I Tempt your crocheting skill with, full cellar, nice', lot, high eleva- four large rooms, plastered walls, St.; Stephen Gates, 71,1.3Wton Rd.; Central Falla. R, I., charged with tion, suggestions for the that is designed expressly to flat­ HAROLD r . CARTER N. R. .Machine Co...... 38 41 work. Land cleaned, retaining .season. Be an Avon repreaenta-1 erty Know As erty Known As this scarf ■ a filet renter of rosesl Mon. Vacant. Asking 811.500. Will oak floors, (utl basement. Near TRI8TA.N ANTELL Kenneth Bfaithwaite. 202 Autumn passing in a no passing area, and improvement of design and DRAINAGE CO. ter the not-so-tall woinan. Use “ JOSEPH GIMMA .N. Eastern Steel .... 6% ' 7% walla buill. Arthur Gay. MI. tiv, in your neighborhood. MI. novelty buttons for a flri|*hv surrounded by a spider-web edg-| qualify for veteran. Goodchild Wilbur Cross Parkway between St : Richard Walkm.9. 2.34 S. Maip 812 bond posted ,by Richard A. jaethoda, the creation of 9-6275. Lot No. 5 a.s shown on a map entitled “SUNSET ES­ lA>t No. 24 as shown on a map entitled “ l.ayout of Sunnjr' WILLIAM J. J,AWIX-)R JR. North and Judd ...... 35 38 9-28H. Pattern No. 8177 is'ip *izel(;12'-i. ing. ! 5tealty Co., MI. 3'-7925. MI. 9-0939. Manchester and Rockville, acre GEORGE T. KLYNN St.: Joyce Warren, 13 Centerfleld Cooper. 20 of Ell^beth, N J., new or improved process TATES EAST TRACT, TOWN OF VERNON CONNEC­ Vfe’w Property to be Developed by Richardsbo’ RurRess Pattern No. 2116 contains 1 „ „ —'Z---- :— -----T' lot. Bent and Bent. AD. 3-5556.- THOMAS B GAN.-i'ETT. St.; I»rraine Charest, 21 Wa.sh- charged with passing a atop sign. Russell Mfg...... 8% 10% W*;,.. 1 6 'j. 18'a, 20 1-2. 24 1-2. PAUL H DAVIS f Stanley Works ...... 6 5 70 procedures. . TICUT, Scale 1 in.-60 14, 1950 Revised Oct. ’50, Constr. Cp.^ Vernon, Conn. Scale l ’’-56’ 3-10-53 William Size 14 1-2, short .sleeves. 3 1-8 crochet directions; material re4re* STREET—Comfortable six evenings BU, 9-0384. HITHER DKARBliRN ington St., .Vernon; Mr*. Florence In the flnal disposition of Sat­ E.\t'EPTIONAL jqliirements; stitch •illustrations; room colonial, nice Condition. Sup IX3UIS J. CROSS Baxter. Talcoltville; Perry Chil- urday's session. Lawreqee Terry Steam .... i Robert H. Chambers, C-E. Surveyor, Rockville, Conn.” J. Moore Land Surveyor.” yard.s of 35-inch. 25% OPPORTI’ NITV ; filet diagram. room, bath, fireplace, oil hot water ANDOVER—Ask to see this beau­ h a rr y a TREKB berg, 33 Read St., Rockville: Mrs. Dziordzi, 59, of ,58 School .St., i-Torrington For this pattern, send 35c in HATFIELD SMITH SEPTIC TANKS f o r ; Just Nbrth of W’ilbur Cross Parkway on Rt. 83, 5 Nearly new 5 room rapeh home situated on the brow Send 25c in coins, for each pat­ heat, garage., Nice section close tiful three bedroom ranch.c with Claire Ackerman and daughter. 32 charged with non-support, had his i Envelope com. VISIT ONE OF THE In one of -Manchehter's Sale coins, your name, addre.ss. size de­ (fl.IFTON P. WALKER JR, U.S. Envelope pfd. . . . 7 A.ND tern ordered, your name, ..address to bus and stores.- Good value. three acres of land. Dead^ end JOHN J MARKHASt Keeney St.; Mrs. Adelaide case continued on a day to day . finest nectluns. ' 6 extra room ranch home, plastereil walls, ihsulated, baseboard of a hill overlooking valley. Artesian, well, fireplace, tile sired, and the Pattern Number to 814,700. Call- Goodchild Realty Veeder-Root ...... i, 6 66 S * I EMPLOYMENT OFFICES and ' tbe pattern number to street, in ideal place to raise Chil­ STANLEY M EH.ERS Sturlevant and son, 6 Silas Rd.; basis. large , room unusital Cape 1952 radiation, oil heat, basement gai*age. SUE BL'B.NETT, THE M.AN- Co., Ml. 3-7925 .or MI. 9-0939. I-OUI8 J. DUPRE bath, h<^ water oil-fired heat, two car attached, xarage. ANNE O.ABOT, MANCHESTER dren. 815.600. Bent Jc Bent. AD. Lawrence Costello, 111 Florence The above quouiuons are not to OF Cod. Enclosed' brert#way, PLUGGED SEWERS CHESTER EVENING HERALD. 3-5556, evening* BU, 9-0152. JAMES F. GILBERT ' oversize garage, alumi­ EVENING HERALD. 1150 AVE. EUGENE M. MATALENE St.; Mrs. Mary Baatis, 23 Gram) Vary That Soup be construed as actual markets. I f TERMS OF SALE . ' TERMS OF SALF, 1150 AVE. A.MERICAS, NEW BOX MOUNTAIN Drive Vernon- H. RAYMOND TOWELL PRATT A WHITNEY num siding, patio. Are- YORK 36, N. V. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.V. New six room ranch, three acres Ave., Rockville; Patricia Bennett, MACHINE CLEANED 1. 1 0 % cash or certified check at time of sale. WANTED—Three bedroom home ALFRED R. MEYER Lathryiani is a deforming dis­ place. Double lot on nuiln CHEVROLET 1. 10% cash or certified check at time of sale. ' • . Send 25 cents now for your copy Now available—the 1955 Needle­ of land, (Ircplafte, ceramic tUe under 816,600. Also two bedroom F DEWEY EVERETT Amston Lake; Wesley Calkins, 4 "Ever try a tomato-dam aoup? AIRCRAFT thoroughfare. . 12. Balance within 30 days of approval of sale and deed 2. Balance within 30 days of approval of sale and deed of the new Fall k Winter '5.5 edi­ work Album printed .in attractive bath, birch kltcthen cabineta, full home between 69,400 and 813.200. HENRY B DfJa RBORN DeepWood Dr, Empty a can of condfitsea tomato ease of domestic animals, and of Septic Tanks, Dry . Wells, Seiver ARTHUR W. WAKEI.KY humans In some parts of the wcn'ld, SU,500 by the Superior Court. by the Superior Court.. tion of our pattern ca,lalog Basic colors. It contains 56 pages of basement, attached garage, ames- Have several clients with 86,000 ISAAC C ELSTO.^i JR DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. soup into a isaucepad; ad^l one- Mvtaloa of I'aited Aircraft Lines Installed — Cellar Water­ which is caused by eating the seedq . Inspection By - proofing Done.. TROCK RICHARD W. L A W Fashion. Colorful, exciting., filled lovely, designs — plus 3 gift pat­ it* :drive, 820.900. Warren E. How­ to *7,000 cagh. Carlton W. Hutch­ HERBERT I. MA-RKIIA.V Catherine Madden and daughter, ioup can full of water and pnp of Gerperatioa RICHARD W. LAW • DEA.V D. FRANCIS 126 Bissell St!; Mrs. Ann NasslS clam juice. Heat, alirring occa­ of common sweet peas and aomo Appointment Only With smart, easy to sew styles for terns,' direction* printed lit book land. Realtor. MI. 3-1108, MI. ing, Realtor. MI. 9-5132,. -Ml. ARTHUR G LILLY 1 ton stake body. Excellent con­ Committee ‘ ■ CPmiiiittee ■ . ' ^ Only 25c g copy! 9-6008 9-4894 and daughter, 241 Vernon St. sionally to make smooth. other related plants. ' ■aa8 Hartford • North Havea Cnii (Owner’s; an ages. HENRY E. Gr ee n e McKin n e y i r G s . dition. 63 East Center'Street 63 East Center Street a Ssutlilagtew Repreeentntiva ,. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. V-' .-V . ■■ I Ml 9-3393 Manchcater, Connecticut IS0-1S2 PenrI SL, JeL.MIS-SSOB 131 LAKE STRECT' -- Manchester,. Connecticut . Weekend MI ••M6I' • . \ ■ ■ 'CD: ; - r - '."V \- V I - s:' 1/ V.-V '/■ i -' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 198S } " 7 , PAGE SIXTEEN ilm triifHtfr EttPttittg l|pralii .AT«raf« Dally Net Pr«M Run r«r tba Week B««e4 Nev. te . IM S ; Homa Kconomlca Oommlt- . A cordial Invitation Is extended sent Manchaatar a.t this national of HillstOT^ Grange, No 87, to all interested to attend the Art 14 Girl Sc6ul8 event will not not. only hava these 1 1 ,9 0 8 About Town is sponsoring a demonstration at Exhibit and "open house" tonight Contralto Soloist skills but will be outstanding f An Imnwdhtn ••fof* ■r ' Jr- from 7;30 to 9:30’at East Hartford girls, who are good mixers ahd iMr e( el the Ao«t The rtcular W-monthlyjpwtng the Grange Hall tonight at 8 Make Bids for for your family protsetion h o’clock. On display will be a com­ High School, to view the work'of leaders, who know how to parti­ Borcee OlKMletlea of Gwmnft Chsptef Bpt* Slgink plete line of greeting cards, wrap­ the adult evening classes.,-A num­ cipate in: a group and how to give youri os toon a i you Manchester— City of Village Charm Phi wUl b« held toBMinw night pings and'ribbons foh Christmas ber of local people are imong the /Senior Roundup of themselves freely. They will at t:15 at the h o^ of Mn. Har­ and all occasion*, novelties, Jewel­ pupils. have an unusual ppportunity to bocom* d poliqfholdsr of ths' old Schueta l)>''Thomaa Dr. Fol­ meet'and exchange ideas with girls y o u LXXV, NO. 50 ry, stationery, books and games A total of 14 applications from (SIXTEEN PA6{^S) MANCIHES'TER, CONN.; TUESDAY^ NOVEMBER 29. 1955 (Chuietnee Adverttdag on pegn u ) lowing the>m A ieat and cultural and noveltiM for children. Refresh­ Our Lady of Victory Mothers from a ll' over, this country and SUN LIFE OF CANADA meeting^xptnna the annual ments will'bo sen’ed. 'The public Circle will meet Wednesday night Interested Senior .Girl Scouts, at from other countrlea as well. J* party will he discussed. at the home of Mrs; George W11-, least one from each of the fix Sen­ Selection of Manchester's de­ is invited^ legates will be made by a Selec- lard J r , 47 Stephen St, The ior troops Iq Manchester, has been MR. C. tENNINGTON , ^Mother Cahrini Mothers Circle Manchester Lodge of Elks held Ing will start promptly at 8 o’( tiona Com,nrilttee, which will meet received by the Selections Com­ tonight at 7 o'clock at the Girl 28 SALEM RD.—TEL. Ml M7M re will iheet a t the home of Mrs. Vir­ its Second annual harvest dance as there will be a gueat spei mittee of th i Manchester Girl ginia Falla, 4« Thomai Dr., at 8 ia t the Elks Home Saturday night, Members bringing guests arC " Scout office. Chairman of this com­ 'preaeirlatfTa Scout Council for the 19,56 nation­ mittee IS'. Mrs.'Herbert McKinney, / rip s o'clock tomorrow night. Members with over 250 Flks . and their to notify the hostess. are reminded to'bring articles for al Senior Roundup in Michigan s.ssistant director of Camp Merri- friends attending. Music was fur­ next summer. Warned on a rummage sale. nished by Pubaldo Bros, orchestra. Wood last summer. Other mem; Chairnt^n Raymond Beauregard, This first largerscale national hers of the committee include; New Firm Offers - camp ever held by the Girl Scouts Mrs. Cladys Meyer, president of I Itancheater Lodge, Ito. 73, A. F. who wia.unabl* to.gitend due to a death In lis famif^, extends his of the U.S.A. will be held at the the Manchester Girl Scout Coun­ SPECIALIZING IN \ ' and A. M., will hold a apecl^ com- Highland State Recreation area. cil; Miss Evaline Pentland, a mem­ asts Hit Arfcd Flood taws municaUon at the MaSonloTemple thanks to all who supported thi $liorl-Term Loans 40 miles from Detroit, from June ber of the council; A. Hyatt Sut-* tomorrow night at 7 :S0. The Trav- endeavor. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES^ Hartford, Nov. 29 29 to July 11. with an expected at­ liffe, guidance teacher in the Junior By THE ASaMKrAIED PKBSS d p )— alera Square Club of the Travellers The Manchester Company, a tendance of about .5,000 Senior Girl high schools; snd . Charles Pot­ State health and water:er Insurance Co. of Hartford will be Mrs, Gertrude Smachetti. pro­ . GENERAL CONTRACTING A snowstorm spawned over gram chairman ofNlhe Wales has corpor'iUon : newly formed* prtficl- Smuts and sdqlts. ter. science and ^piathematics ficials cautioned a legislativis ls t ii^ gueata of the lodge ahd will e.xem- teacher In the Juhlor,high'schools. the Great Lakes during. the pllfy the Master Mason degree. At arranged with FredVtck G. Nas- pally to lend money for short-term The Manchester Senior Scouts REMODELING AND REPAIRING comrhittee today against Islff. 33 Norman St., to show a fllm- have been rating themselves on , Coordinator for the patrol. No. night eripiJled Buffalo, N. Y., the conclusion^ of the meeting, financing of industrial sub-con- flood control legislation which tomorrow evening in Tinker Hall, their primitive camping skills snd 33. which will be made up of eight FREE ESTIMATES—MORTGAGES ARRANGED a sprawling industrial city, there will be a social hour and re­ frsets. Is offering 10,000 shares of girls from Manchester and nearby would dtit down the state’s freshments. and to tell of his travels through AlH'flch I*ho!o. the ability they feel they have in leaving even the main the Middle East. Weighin^\will be six per cent cumulative preferred Lillian sMernlk contributing to group fun, such as communities. Is Mrs. Betty/Jones. Water supply. thoroughfareis dogged with The Qijiebn of Peace Mothers Cir­ a t 7:30 p.m. Tlie group ^ v e a convertible stock for sale at $10 songs, dances, crafts, dramatics ERNEST A, RITCHIE w il"illiam S. ' Wise, director of the repeat performanfee of their efir- Lillian MernIk, a very young and and ceremonies. snow. State W atfr ObmmiBaion, and Britain Hit Warns of Peril cle will meet aUthe home of Mrs. a share. lovely lady, will be the contralto 16 LIBERTY ST."— TEL. MI 3-8172. MANCHESTER Itorothy Manning, 100 Brettnn Rd.. rent show. "Tons of Fun." to a On their applications, their lead­ Fpur deaths were attributed to WarrW J. Scott of the SUte receptive audience that packed Agent for the stock sale is soloist with the Manchester Mes­ ers have rated them on other qual- the atorm/ t H ealU i^ p t., appeared before the Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. 'A Rockville High School auditorium Charles E. Thenebe and Associates siah Chorus this year, when it pre­ For Nation in gueat speaker will be present. iflcalion.s:'use and understanding State Police warned that all Roada, m dgea and Rivera Com­ Saturday night. \of Hartford. sents ' The Messiah " Sunday eve­ of the patrol system, ability to EMERGENCY roada in and out of the atorm- mittee toXoppoae a bill which For AttacX Jesse H, Bannister of 177 Maple ning at 7:30 In the sanctuary of care for health ’ and personal be­ laahed . metropolitan area were would uithM ae the water com­ Louis A. A ru ii. airman appreh St. Bridgets Mothers Circle will St. and Gerald J. Hogan of An- the Soifth Methodist Church. OIL RURNER dangerous and many were im- mission to rwmtre' ixtaarvolra be Policy Quarrel tlce, USN, of 3 Kerry r St„ is serv- longings while traveling and camp­ meet tonight’ at , 8 o'clock s i the doyjy' formed the financial firm A native of VVorcester, Mass., ing, enjoyment ‘of primitive camp SERVICE paaaable. ^ reduced to 7 0 'per cent of their OnTo^^ed Ing at the W Jting Field Naval home of Mrs. C. A. Johnson. 86 which plans to lend money to small she was heard by Anna Kaskas, All city achOola, public and capacity aa a ^ o o d prevention Washington, Nov. 29 (/P)— Auxiliary Air atlon at Milton, Columbus S t Co-hostesses will be former leading contralto of the regardless of weather, acceptance Industrial firms which enter con­ of the ideals of Glfl Scouting as Gift Suggestions parochial, were closed. More than measure. Fla. Mrs. Ralph Rooke and Mrs. Julius Metropolitan Opera, whose pro­ Londop, Noy/29 -(/P) Secretary of Statq Dulles to­ tracts tb supply larger industries. ^ A L L SO others In auburba and outlying The only person '(avoring the Randazzo., Members are reminded tege she became. She lived and evidenced by an understanding of areaa also were unable to open, day called on Republicans as The lo ^ s will permit the com­ other' people’s feelings and respect measure' was one of ^ s authors, Soviet t l n i ^ protested fly to bring articles for the Chinese panies to "p^.v their labor forces studied with Miss Ksskas for three WILLIAMS Many induatriea also shut their Britain to^ y against a F’or- well a.s Democrats to avoid suction. years while attending,Indians Unl- for their rights, a knowledge of gates, and all downtown depart­ State I\ep- Wood M,' CMwan, (R- and to purchase supplies while the community in which they live OIL SSRVICS Weaton),\who contended^at au­ eign O ^ i c e spokesman’s partisan foreign policy quar­ they are awaiting payment after versitv. She has appeared in reci­ From Our Domestics DepL m ent stores were closed. Basil T. Nddden Sr„ 221 Hack­ tal.' in the F*asl and Midwest, and Bn acceptance of rtisponsibil- Up to 16 inches of anow fell in thority tb\|ower reservoir^ when charge^hat Russian Premier rels whiiih, he said, might filing contracts. floods threatened ahould b^p in- matack Bt.. has received a cable­ toured with an opera quartet and Ity, as well I as other skills. m i-9.4548 Buffalo itself ahd there were re­ in had expressed "hyP" “endanger, our nation." According to a certificate of in­ The delegates choSen to repre­ pointed In one<:^atage agehey gram from Munich, Germany, an­ corporation filed in the office of last fall made her formal debut at ports of up to four feet south of Dulles suggested «t a news con­ nouncing the birth of a daughter the 95th Worcester Music Festival, A the city. Health m qtor Aired ^ il” views On Gerthan ference that Republicona, aa welt SALE to his son and daughter-in-law, the town clerk, the new companies with the Philadelphia Orchestra Cowan said thaCthe lowering ot^ iification. aa Democrats, should avoid what authorizeu capitalization is $130,- The rest of the state was hit \ Sgt. l.C. and Mrs. Armond A. and Eugene Ormandy. mafnly by frigid temperatures, but water In power and w n k in g water Charge D'Affalrea N; D, Belo- he called "exceasea" In debate on Noddan. A veteran of nine .years 000 w'ith 30,000 shares at $1 par A final rehearsal of the chorus reservoirs • ahould ^ n»\conaidere4 lyoatlkov called on Sir Ivon e foreign policy in the campaign. value each and the preferred 110 Watertown, perennial atorm cen­ ^ Cedpar Halt ~ spf Army service. Nodden was ata- is being held this rvening at the ter of the north country, had a from ;he standpoint of humin 'riroatrick' permament head- of He said he himself la trying to ^oned at Ft. Knox. Ky„ before stock which has been pul on the ■South Methodist Church. All mem­ safety rather than from its effect th^ Foreign Office, and complained avoid getting drawn into “what market. Dry YOUR dishes foot of. snow this morning^ Dozens SOUTH METHODIST leaving foe Europe In May. Me re­ bers are asked to be present at this .of rural schboUi Jn tl|8t-ar«a. were. upon either the power or dymking that aqch expreaalona - "are In- would reasonably be considaredji cently graduated from the Seventh —'According to a press release Important meeting at 7:30 rather 6osed. wdter atippllei.'...... ' - - y- ; ■ rompatlble with the ngfure of the l* r ttU B p«#ltioff." ------— CHURCH Armiy Non-Commissioned Officers from the new firm, Bannister is Ihan'tlTC usual 8 o'clock. Snow t« CoBtlBoe . Wise tol4 the cominiuee th^ relations .existing between our Hvo WUl Avoid issg Speechea A e sd ^ y In M*'"*'** pJ'na to experienced in finance and ac-; in nALr the time “tb comply with this proposed law' countries.’" . / Dulles said he has no pfeient In­ , The WeBther Bureau predicted Instructed by Mbacow Wodnoiday, Nov. 30 make tw Army^ a career. counting while Hogan Is a as.slstant treasurei of Tranaocean the alarm that struck the Buffalo you .would heed to,/i)e a auper- tention' of making Republicea mechanic and quality control spe­ Air Lines' where he is in charge duper gehiua."'becadie,''he went oh, Betokh-vosttkov*!. move w a s ,rt-. psnyiipeechec In ttw ItM cam-: ' The H^y Family Mother.v Circle W I T I K T H E area would shift to the southern t A.'M. ; •'* . cialist. of accountlnf and financing of the New srt o f’ the state this afternoon. "there are tremehdoua complext- ported by the Soviet news ser^ce paigh. But, he a d d ^ unepeeifled will ipeet M the home of Mrs. J,; Bannister studies ftnanre and Atlnntlr-European Divis'on,- Hea': InvdI'vrt ■ the operation of whlthx ' pperiitea In Lohikui linder «mld eftangq Aaaplii»s Wining Weikcra Benson WeHa. 86 Falknor ^ Dr.; eleavy snow SquaUs were-expected accounting at the Bay Path In­ Hogan, a graduate of trade to continue Into tomorrow in' the hydraulic alrwtures.” y-"'-.—. the control of the Soviet'gkiibsMy. Dulles refused to comment on JJKadnsMHUy night a t 8 o'clock. stitute of Commerce snn account-' school and Roosevelt Aviation Watertown area. Wise proposed an Immediate He acte*^ on Instructions from critictems of Eisenhower adminiip - ing at Northwestern University School in Mtneola, N. 'y.,’'l8 super­ Former President Hafry S. Truman, speaking at a news con­ study of tire Statb's dam situation, Moscow shortly before Prime Min­ tration foreign policy made by Ad- The Past Chief, Daughters of In Buffalo, workbound thou­ ference In Los Angeles, again denies statements attributed to him extension. visor of production snd control for sands were stranded on street cor­ to-detei^'ine what effect the dams ister Eden w)w to explain in the lai Stevenson, Gov. Avercll Hartl- Helen Davidson Lodge will meet He is a division comptroller ahd Tranaocean Air Lines. KENDALL against Vice President Richard Nixon; Truman went on to say would have on a flood control pro- House of Coinmqns why the state­ man of New York, and other top at 7:45 tomorrow night at the ners and in stalled cars. Roads that "anyone the Democrats nm In '56, could beat any Republican leading to the city were blocked by and then make arrange- ment regarding' Bulganin waa^ Democrata. home of''Mrs. David Preston, -22 candidate. Including Eisenhower." . - > ' wlth the owners of the dams made at a Foreign Office news' The meeting with newsnMn was Horton Rd. stalled passenger rsrs. WINDOW SHADES A Buffalo Transit Co. bus bound what ahould be done in flood conference instead of by a respon­ DuHm ’ first since hta return from, for Hamburg was unreported dur­ mergenciea. sible minister in ParhSment. the foreign ministers' conference^ Groan. Wkitt, Ecm ing the night but it reached the He said this was preferable The Incident was touched off by President Elsenhower flashes his famous grin l^ he slta in an at Geneva. automobile at Gettysburg, Pa., after a conference wiUi-^putoUcan W o s l k ^ Bethlehem Steel plant in Lacka­ Reds PilshjTruman Say having the responsibility fixed a comment made l4ov. 22 bv Peter Answering queetlone, Dullee eeild CHRISTMAS FAIR M IRRORS wanna this morning. Passengers with the State Water Commission. Matthewe, one of the spokesmen National Chalnnan Leonard Hall. Hall said ha is much Democrate could well follow the HOLLAND HNISH 'wers given shelter snd fed at the Wise told the committee that in in the Foreign Ofliro news d e t r i ­ encouraged'' at prospeeU the Piestdent will run for example he eald had been eet by FOOD SALE plant. Bid fo r B an P«^esidentybb advance of one hurricane, which ment. , . Republicans during the preetdent- CIO Made fo Order Five other buses were stalled on he did not identify. Army engine­ iai campaigns of 1944. I94t and Matthews offered a polnt-by- 1982. With Vonr Rollere Wr,D., NOV. 80—1 P.M. ON AUTO GLASS the lake shore road and passengers ers recommended the lowering of pOInt rebuttal to reporters of a AMERICAN LEOION HALL huddled In hot dog itands and res­ alt Connecticut reaervotra aa a speech made to the Tridian Parlia­ Dulles opened hie newt con­ LINTLESS Haleys Charmhouse ference by reading a preparad E . A. JOHNSON FIREPLACE ROOM taurants. Food wA running low. flodd prevention measure. ment in' New Delhi by Bulganin Beverly Hills, Calif., No”. 29 IA5 Ike Calls Sessio atatement in which Tie eald; The winter season was three The Water Ckimmisaion, he In . his 8pcv<-'h the Soviet leader Auspices American I.,eglon Auz. FunimM TOPS 'B'eeks away but it felt much like I —Former President Harry 8. Tru- declardd, decided against th e vec-1 'Our naUoh will need theeame PAINT GO. ^ Aprons, Novelties, Toys, Hand London, Nov. 29 (A5—Russia of- claimed Riissia" foreign policy was .unity which S In the TOWEL ENSEMBLE Januaiy weather in about three- uuui aaya one of. the moat impor- ommeadatioii and -as it developed baaed on noninterference In the in­ 699 Main S t. TcL MI-9-4501 Knit and Crocheted Items. quarters of the nation Unjay. fered again today to atop taatiiigl $gst toba of ait American president the hurrieana brought no flooding. given authority, vitality SAVE WORK ternal affairs of uthr; natiens and and much auccata to our foralga Icy blaats, with anow and strong nuclear weaponsipona ‘if the United H* t o ’-keep the peace of the world" What did follow, said Wise, was J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. winda brought unaeaaonable tem­ I and that' people of thla nation a period of drought when Conqec- ad'ied German unity would beat be p o licie s^ BATH SIZES 22x44— SPECIAL ...... c States and Britain promiae to quit OPEN. DAILY 8 A..M. to S P.M. 9 9 peratures to areas from the should "pray for pface" in the tlcut Jieeded Bli the water stored on for Foes INCLl'DINU SATURDAY also. .' ... atomic age. In Its reservoirs, both for drink- (Coatlaued on Paga Flftaea) Dullee aMid that "caroleee or Rockies -to the Atlantic Coast and The offer, broadcast by the H ob- Qiitysttlirg, Pa^Nov. 29 Ulb—^paaUr. and dictated to Ms per- SAVE TIME ovsr much of the Southland. ."Atomic WJUfarq can wip« out. ing. pUrposea and Ind^tty. , . today callod soiiflfWI«UI1 y. MW.- AttS WWts unlnfomad.uidiijgance in BflstbMii 31 IISSELL ST. Ml.9.7322 cow Jlad io^ am e Only three days the civilization of the world,'' Tru­ ixceeaea" cou^reeult In to ' 'A* GUEST SIZE 16x28 ...... 59c TempAaturea tumbled to the after the S z e ’mlln announced the Had the reservoirs keeh lowersd tha National 8ecurlty>Qiranctl to a men. lowest of the season overnight in man said last night in addreMing aa the Army buggested. Wise told meeting on Thursday'\ttsoa; Ckunp Ike iStays Home the natlon’e aafm . EXTRA LARGE Soviet UlOm had exploded its moat an audience of 740 who paid 8100 the committee, there would have School Parley His statamerit Md further: southern New England w|U. Pitts­ powerful hydrogen bomb. David near Thurmont, Md. The The metrury plummeted■ to 14 20 X 36 field, Mass., reporting a reading of each for a dinner to raise funds for been a Mrtoui ahortkge if drink­ White House said no parUcular j above during_ Uie night. 'I^liThla mom- ‘ ‘I t needs to be n^m ibered that FACE C L O T H ...... 29c Today's broadcaat aald: the Truman Library being con­ ing water and many manufactur­ those hostile to the United gutee lA Above aero. "We cannot dlaconttnue the pro­ emergency lay behind theM derail dedsion. '■ Ing with the temperature In the U '/CKOS* dt. Washington reported the structed at Independence, Mo. ing plants would have had to abut Delegates Air Thla will be the second meeting | crisp 20's, Eisanhower phonad his and Its ideate are n or going' to Hale’s Charmhouse towel.5 ar^ made especially for us ducing and testing of nuclear "Pray for the peace of , the down. taka a vacation, ao that ^ e nara hiweat so far this season with a weapons so long as both the U.S.A. of the defense strategy planning, office, learned there wasn’t much by one of the countrie.s leading towel mill.a. Eight colors Inimum of 10. below zero. world." he said. "We can't afiforil Scott told the committee that group to be held s t the Prestdent'a doing, and decided' to work at his can safely concentrate nn d and Britain manufacture such tOLhave another war in thla age Education Aims domestic poimea* battle. Moflchester's Oldest -tn—this-heavy^ guality-ensemble; White, ■ aqua, yello'w, weaponi and teat them. Maryland mounUIn retreat In two!Oettysburg BatUefield country (CBBtkiued on Page Eight) There wouldn’t be any dviUzation (Continued on Page Eight) weeks. Both the NSC and th e: home. "We ahould not encourage uibm with Fineit pink, dusty rose, light green, charcoal and brown. "And aa one of the first moves left." to become bolder, calculating th « . to disarm, the U.S.S.R. auggeata Washington, Nov. 29 OP) — cabinet are scheduled to m eet: It was a good bet he found some 'c ea. Warns on Hysteria Nearly 2,000 delegate.s to the there hegt week. | occasion for chuckling ovar the the months ahead, because they ' Facilities \ / - that countries which possess nu­ are an election period for us. ■x,- Any future atomic war will not White House Conference on .Edu­ White Houae Prcaa Secretary renewed win-he-rim controvers;iversy, clear tyeapona pledge to discon­ b .. fought in trenches but iiehind provide unusual importunities for Sen. Alan Bible tinue their testing. We are ready Nine Firemen cation MUIetf down today to three Jam es Ci Hagerty said BlsenhowM; This kmg-almmering qiquesUon them."'' ... ' ■ *■ the-lines, he,said. But he warned days of talk about pressing school win drive the 22 miles from his boiled up again yesterday when .^ive A Lasting Gift— to do so here and now is the other against public hysteria.. Dullee voiced his views after power, possessing such weapons needs after a send-off from Presi­ Gettysburg farm to Camp David Republican NaUqnal Chairman Truman aald there have been Hurt in Major dent Eisenhower. Sen. Wiley (R-Wte.) aaid that If Drops Role/ in agree to do the same." .' for the 2:30 p.m. lEST)Thursday Leonard W. HalL ffesli from a Repubttcana, expect Democrata "to New* Kendall eras of hysteria in the nation, men­ First of six issues facing the aession. He will return aa aoon aa fcrence. with- the Qhlef Exccuti' Both Britain and the United tioning anti-Masonic, anti-cbatho- delegates "what should our refrain from using foreign policy the meeting ends around 4 ;30 p.m. offered' with a broad smile ti u a political football, we have got A Beautiful Heirloom Nevada Politics State.s plan to hold new nuclear He and Ku Klux Klan movements. Fitchburg Fire schools accomplish 7" — came up President to Attend "personal opinion": / Printed arms testa next year. "Just recently we had fits over for -discussion at each of 180 tumake sure that we Republicans "There la not any particular Eisenhower will run again "if he doXt hick It around ourselves.” Today's broadcaat wa.s a repeti­ Conimunlats,’’ he said. '"But there tables this morning. Still ishead emergency," Hagerty sold, adding feela he la able." Reno. NoTf' 29 « *^ S e n . Alani tion. in the form of a direct pro­ are not enough Communists ip the Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 29 >JPi— Attache Increased BEDSPREAD Nine firefighters were injured was the expIo.sive federal aid prob­ -that the council 'regularly meets The While Mouse lUelf had Bible (D-Nev). aaya he won't see posal to America and Britain, of a United States to pul in your eye." lem: nratlc criticism of admin­ Dish early today in a general alarm on Thursday. He said the meeting nothing further tb aay--though istration. foreign policy waa re-election next/ fall, stepping more general Soviet plan sub­ Truman was applauded fre­ Elsenhower summed' up both Hall's statement obviously waa mitted to the.^.N . Subcommittee blaze that destroyed four stores was being shifted Jrom Washing­ \ BATES "GEORGE WASHINGTON" $ 2 7 -5 ' down instead tji "the quieter role quently during hia address In the and damaged 'two others on Main sides of the federal aid controver­ ton to the nearby camp because cleared in advance. The chairman (Oonliahed oa Page |UgM) % of private life," on Disarmament last May 10. At plush ballroom of the Beverly Hil­ sy In an address recorded at Get­ the President wants to attend. conferred with Hagerty before and Excerpts from an / j;hat time Russia proposed that all Street. Towels Ih e 46 y e ft old attorney gave ton Hotel, -where many bigwig Firefighters were hindered in tysburg, Ps.. and put before the Some of the NSC members .and after his 4J5-minute/-meeting with unsolicited letter no other reason, in his aurprise an­ nations possessing atomic and hy­ Derpocrata and a sprinkling of Re­ delegates in a sound film last the President. Hagerty sat impas­ 1 2 4 - 9 5 drogen weapons stop testing them. their Attle against the roaring other officials may travel to Camp MpRGAN JONES "MINUET" .... nouncement last night. He declined publicans attended the affair, bill­ predawn blaze by k tS-degree tem­ night. David by helicopter. Nearly all sive beside Hall when the atat«-< gives you the SI5 The Big Four foreign ministers ed aa non-partisan. .Although he Ike Friars Indeprndrni-r Loss ment waa made. \ ■ / to ana'.>’rr telephone calU. at their recent Geneva conference perature that froze water soon af­ did at last week's session. ea. He defeated Republican Ernest i had discussed pdlitlcal matters at “If wre depend too much on out­ Hagerty also announced Eisen­ ‘The White Hbu.M has'consistent­ failed to agree on a disarmament a press conference earlier in the ter it struck the buildings and the JnUeM BAT^ "OLD c o l o n y ;' ...... $14.95 Brown df Reno last yqar for the j street. side, help, too much on the federal hower will see Budget Director ly underlined the Chief EbcecutiVe’s Dear Mr. West: two yeara left in tl^ term of the I government, we will loee inde- ifrom the AP .(Continued on Page Eight) . Deputy Fire Chief \ Anthony Rowland Hughes at 'll a.m. EST seemingly steady recovery from j (Continued on Fage Five) ThuradaiT to continue a -discussion We all appreciate your thought, Miss Leora A. Foster from Kendall will be in our late Seti. Pat McCarran, a Demo- Roman-) gave a preliihinary dam­ hia Sept. 24 heart attack. Best Answ ers Linen Department Tue.sday, Nov. 29 to (iemon.strate the $13.95 crat. Brown held the seat by ap­ age estimate of $190,000. (Coatinued oa Page Eleven) on tbe 1956-67 budget. . , He moved to aetUe the "WlXr* ful consideration very much indeed. wonderful drying qualitie.s of Kendall Towels. HALE'i "GRACIOUS LADY" .... pointment in the few weeks be­ The general alarm brought out The cabinet will meet aa usual controversy yesterday -by issuing ^ RE08 BAR VM. r m o m S s V tween McCarran'a death and the at W^aahlngton Friday but Eliqn- an, executive order aettlng"'hlgh Berlin. Nov. 29 (SV-MaJ. Oeh. Political Potential High " ail off-duty firefighters and every \ election. piece of equipment, except one hower will not attend. standards of ethical conduct" for (Tiariea L. Dasher, U.S. oem-' to these 3 questions Bible's highest previous office - Sub-freezing w’eather and a lack persona serving the government SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES HALE'S Vn EW BEDFORD" ...... $ 1 0 9 5 which rcm’alried behind to cover In mswiant la Berlin, said the Bna- was that of Nevada attorney gen- j case any other blaze broke out in News Tidpts of pressing business kept the Pres­ “without compensation.” shuM flatljr rejected hta. protoat eral. . I the city. ident away from his downtown This order, affecting also pald- today over an Incldeat Involving Th.JW.HAU COM OTHER BEDSPREADS ...... $ 6 .« to S9.95 Gettysburg office today as new • ESTABLISHED 1874 • One of the first Democrats ex­ Meany Will Use Power Among the injured was Fire Cufled from AP Wires by-the-day'experts and consult­ two American Congreasmen who I How iRcmy yoors will M a n c h ist ir Conn* . pected to announce for Bible's seat Chief Ernest C. (^ u e tte , who speculation awqpt the country aa to ants; sprite / out' a policy directive w eiv held at gnnpoInT fea SnkS la Atty, Gen. Harvey Dickerson. Stumbled down, a flight .of stairs i his second terrh intentions. laid down by Congrese at its last .Berlla. for lour hoars Huadoy. < OK?SER OF MAIaN AND OAK STREETS Also expected to make the run lx , Elsenhower conferred st his farm aeaaton. — . Oen. Dasher said the B neelawe - V . • . - / > ! . - - - • and landed, unconscious,' in the . Connecticut U Uking leading State Democratic Chairman Grant Of Gombined AFL, CIO smoke filled cellar of the’ Klmmel role among atates In nation in aid­ home Instead'Wllh the White House made it clear to him that they Sawyer, to whom Bible announced Electric Appliance Co. ing victims of cystic fibrosis which staff secretary, Col. Andrew (Jood- (Continued on Page Eight) now regard- East Berlin as part Dainty Embroidered hia intention in a letter last night. of Communist East Berlin. for Firefighter Francis Cdrmier, bat­ claima-llves of many of its victims While Bible maintained silence, Immeniie' organizational Job ahead [ tling the flaitxes nearby, spotted before they reach their teens... hia friends said he feels Jiimaelf fair shai-e of what' we produce. PAW SALARY HIKE SET before the AFL and CIO ran be "Let those who worry -about his chief's unconscious form and First degree murder trial of Ed­ PILLOW CASES temperamentally u n a u 11 e d for carried him to the Street. Caouette ward O. Gulnan, 'Sl-ycar-olil form­ iteat Hartford, Nov. 29 |4>*- rough-and-tumble poHtici and that welded Into one powerful group. labor's political power- remember Then what? Where Is It set­ this: We did not choose the'battle­ was taken to j^rbank Hospital in er Hartford mall carrier, gets Faure Downfall Looms Pratt A Whitney Aircraft tod^ hiS family doesn't'like Washington. ting Its sIghU, politin^.a add eii>- ground, thi.H political battleground. an ambulance-where he was found underw'ay In < Hartford before announced a five per cent In­ 2 ^ * PERFECT CHRISTMAS $ 2 -9 8 pair The friends say he haj been par­ ,to have suffered from bhiises, three Superior Court Judges. crease in monthly uaoe. rates to ticularly annoyed at the often un­ noniirall.T ? In this ‘ iseeond of If they can pass- laws that can all salaried employee - effective Ihree article-*' on the.j merger, a hamstring, weaken and destroy the wrenches, shock and smoke Inliala- More trouble from re ^ -trib e s­ she will love these dainty pillow cases in all white or thinking and frequently bitter tion. . men In .RUT Mountains la reported In Fifth Assembly Vote Dec. I. Wllltem P. CHsinfl, Gen- criticlanv: aimed at persona in, veteran .AP labor repiirter exam- trade union movement, then our ay Prfimier-desfgnate Mohammed era! manager,.aahl that the in-, colors. Mr. and Mrs. His and Hers; florals, colored bor­ Inea the group's potential.) place to defend ourselves is in thb Captains Joseph E. Sullivan and political life. T ' ■ I Richard D. Mulloy' both suffered, Bekkai continues conferences try­ crease trill go to aU. emptoyca GIFTS FROM $I.9S ders, etc. Another element may be biller same hall.v wh^re. thev passed claesified under aalaiy job eval- tho.se taws." wrenched backs ill falls on the ing to- form Morocco's first rep­ Paris. Nov. 29 (A5 Premier Ed-^l^ Compromise between the Decem- facUonalism in the Democratic By NORMAN WALKER . resentative . government.. .Mar­ ualion. This covers all but tha OTHER PILLOWCASES...... S1.T8 to $3.98 Pr. Feani* Nqiv (.'urbo frozen sres. . ; : gar iraure'a government today ap- date Faure sought and the bal- party in Nevada. This reached a New York. Nov': 29 (A5..~ The P\'t. Charles (Christian alro was shal Tito's Yugo.slav regime peared to. be doomed after Com­ lotlng which Otherwise would come company’s top executive^ You’ll want to make it a Boonlonware first man to concede that the AFL-., Meany > - has r recognized that mis-' marks lOUi ' anniversary anild munist deputies announced they In June. ' (Oontinued on Fage Three) CIO merger will tend to. concen-; ' Inci'cased -iV labor power may DEFENDS PROBE OF KIN Over 2Vi ssillion iamitiet in Christmas when you see our wide selec­ be (Continued on Pagt. ThrM) shower of warn, birthday greet­ would vole against him later to­ Faure Plans Fight Irate and broaden organised , la-' ^ countered by hew legialative ings from Red world which r«-ent- night on a vote of confidence. 'Washington, Nov. 29 UP)—De­ America hive fotiefi' the he«i tion of famous, well-nigh unbreakable bor's economic and political pow- '^'"■bsagalnstunipna.He has'coun- , Faure Waa prepared to go down ly plotted its downfall as traitor to ■ oh tw’o previous ..confidence fighting. He planned to make a j fense Department security of- iiuwert to thcie quMtioos by Boonlonware. Prices fit even a child’s Mammy or Doll ^ F c R t l l C r i l i e i l ' *)-Weather! ‘‘'•f have won much of the union.s into one federation. The The vote later tonight will 'be. recommended that it debate a mo- j lan d OoMi fcrecaaters in nearby Windsor' « present prosperity by m- Bridgeport. NoV. ?9 i/P)—Police Gen.- Antonio Jose Lima Camara hottest water. See Boonlonware in a com* CIO group is to remain intact as a said an 18-year-old boy was fatal­ sayn criticism of legality of gov­ his catinet’s fifth confidence lest tlon by Francois Mitterrand, major ''' ' . _ ____ prkM Wart I Locks may soon be using radar to I creasing worker purchasing power in six weeks. supporter of former Premier' END PERFECT CICLE STRIKE plete range of colors to mix or match — rnd that the merger will be aimed department of industrial organiza­ ly stabbed in the chest as he stood ernment of provisional President The sweetest doll or mammy toaster covers, dressed In detect storms. tions within the new federation. on a busy, downtowTi Street comer Nereu Ramos will qol be permitted The Communists in'recent days| Pierre Mendes - France, that I New Castle, Ind.. Nov.;29 UW Seafpam Green, Golden Yellow, Copper bright colorful removable outfits. Beautifiies .your Rep. Jam es T. Patterson (R- at advancing that cause. - have said they would not support Faure's government is no longer, —Striking CIO United Auto Will Be Used PoUlicqlJ.V. . , Presumably this will leaye, the last night. He died at 4:45 a.m. to- under censorship rules. Pink, Forest Green and Stone Gray. kitchen. Cohni announced in Weshington CIO free, in the first few-years of I day In Bridgeport Hospital, Father and three nf hia -five the government but did not clearly capable of leading the country... Workers voted 88-72 today to yesterday that a new radar stbrm Politically, he says: Come out and say they would vote Faure called for cancellation of accept a new contract and t m i 1 6 PC. STARTER SET "Fea'rs have been expressed tbat the merger at any iate, to quit as A_ short while before that, two children die in West Virginia fire warning atation may be ready by that destroyed two-atory log anX *8^*>*l Faure. . . . this debate ao that discusaion of their violent four-iponth-old there, will be too much power, too a body and establish a rival federa-1 teenage boys were picked up in Boonlonware Belle— $ 13.95 '' ' Feb. 1. He said i^ would be cap- tion Ju.st as happened in 1935 when I connection with' the stabbing. Det. frame dwelling on farm at town'^_ they abimned. lt apiMared tha proposed hew electoral law strike against Ferfect Circle Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales able of detecting 'lain within ISOjmuch concentration of power, a ;l a group of unions withdrew Jrom L. Domenic Conte said one ad- near (JbarlestowTi.. .Some 83 mo- Faure would have a slight chance can go ahead without interruption. Carp. here. APPUANCE DEP^TN£Nt->OAK ST. ENTRANCE Boonlonware De^tuxe—^$15.95 miles of Hartford. i that it might be used p'-liticslly. the A ^ to form the CIO. Nbbody.! mltted the stabbing. tortets have been arreated since to remain ia office. With m ad­ Mendes-France, like Faiire a mem- Patterson said he had been urg- • Well, In my book It w-ill V; used however, seems to be worrying now The victim waa identified aa Friday for lelt-hand lane driving verse Communist vote, there be’r of the Radical Socialist party, F IV E KILLED BY S.MOKB . ’ M ttE M STN£ TOW HFT NTIN6 R U ItU im S ing Weathejr Bureau officials in ; politically. about another-achiam. Peter Pastor, who was scheduled bn S8-mlla long Merritt Parkway. seemed to he no. hope that he could and his supporters want to- delay Cheshire, Maeo., Nev. 28 (P)— Waahlngton to expedite the In- 'Not with the idea in mind - of Same Salary to leave for Navy duty today. - CDr. E. Roger Samuel of Mt. survive. the elections to give them time to Four young chikltcn and their y * Blallatlon and’ had been advised running the country, ndt with the Meany will draw the same Conta identified tjie -y o u t h a Carmel, Pa., la named "general ‘The resulting cabinet cBste waa marshal the voters behind the for- grandfather died of auflecattoa T h < itK H A U c0M that ,the equipment was being idea in mind of seeking' public of­ $3S,(X)0 per year aalary. aa head of picked up in nearby' Stratford aa '^Mtectltioner of the year" by expected t o . last, severat weeks, mer Premier. today In a aiheky lire In their Shipped to the Bradley Field fice for trad unionista—although the AFL-CIO as' be presently re- #Yed Mitchell. 17, and Char lea Americgn ifedical Assn. . ..Queen with the next cabinet to MLOnly a Faiire already has lost on hia twn-«tory 'home , on Dean St. Thi J W .IU U CORR MANCHifTHi Conn* Weather Statioa this week. - ihere U nothing isTong. with that, .trelvfs as AFL president. While Mother Elizabeth U confined to her Farlay, 18. both of Bridgeport. temporary team to arrtoge for original ■ request for elections in Dead were: Hube'rt Croeler Br., Tk.JHjKHiL'CcbH M a n c n is t m Conn- Patterson, said be waa assured we have some pretty good ones— this * fa'above the average union Conte aaid Mitchell admitted the roori at Clarence Hoimc with fe- election of the new assembly In the December. His last proposal was 80; Michael, 8) .Beverly. SV'if iM diKNim RCaHiP corner MAIN aiHl OAK STREETS C O R N E R O F M A IN A N D O A K S T R E E T S but with the idea 6f. continuing the . ------verteh cold and has c^mceled her spring. - ’ ; ' ,for a date In late January but that Dianae. 2, aad Saitora. ii .(OMillawd ea Page n-re) forward maich of American labo^4' (OoaUaued on Paga liirea) (CoBtlaued ea Paga Nlae) Immediate engagements.. . - A Spring vote could be bil}ed aa lateo teemed doomed. ■ months. . .1,

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