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A--FOURTEEN BRIDGEPORT A POST, NOVEMBER 19S9 Hibernians Here Make Gov. Ribicoff Member Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff was made an honorary member of Ihe Ancient Order of Hibernians last night nt a dinner attended by more Ilian 600 Trinity Greek Ribicotf was presented with an Irish crystal vase from Walerford, Ireland, by Mr. Cal- highan as evidence of the "cs- persons in llolyiicrm in the hearts of the Hiber- Calholic i a lor the woman behind the social hall, Scofield avenue.

a Presentation of the Hibernian pin and certificate was made to the governor by Jeremiah Callaghan. Hibernian national president, of Jersey Cily, N. who mentioned lhat Governor Ribicoff is the "only non-Irish Catholic in the state' an honor. to have received such Stressing that honorary membership in the order is a rare been seldom organization's history. Mr.

Callaghan said thai honor which has granted in the Clergy Present Others seated at lhe head tables host of the dinner; Rabbi Mrs. Sanford Shapero, of! included Ihe Rev. l.aszlo paslor of Holy Trinity church and and Park Avenue temple; Patrick Hopan, of a Hibernian national vice-president; a Neary, president of the liridge- port division, and State Attorney General Albert L. Coles. John R.

Goldeman and Patrick! Sherwin were co-chairmen of the Governor Ribicoff is the event. Mr. Sherwin, who is presi- second individual ever to receive idem of the Connecticut Hibe-r- the award in this country. mans, served as master of ccre-j The Hibernian president and introduced many that the order was a a i members of the organi- honored Ihnt Governor Ribicoff seated in the had accepted the award, and commented on the esteem which the Hibernians of Connecticut hold for John Ryan sang several! Irish stings in Irish or, and Mr. Goldeman led in the) singing of (he National Anihem.l the governor of their state.

Governor Moved By Honor Governor, Ribicoff said in his I I acceptance speech, "I would be less than human if I did not feel a deep glow and deep appreciation for this honor given me tonight, for 1 recognize the unusual character of the award and the CARRIED AMMUNITION OF MEMORIAL PI-AQUE DEDICATED--The Rev. T. Everett McPeake, SJ, second from left, and Mayor Tedescu present memorial plaque with Ihe names of the deceased members of St. Teresa council, Knights of Columbus, to Grand Knight Louis Colangelo, left, following Its dedication last week. Southern Republican Starts Israel freightc fact that it is so seldom given in Liberty Thursday night Li er I near on UUr oU Campaign T-l 1 DODD IN TEXAS, VISITS JOHNSON AUSTIN.

Tex. (AP) Senate Leader Lyndon 11. John json has rounded up an impressivi list of governmental stars for a -seminar here Sunday but he still I is expected to be leading man. Occasion is a gathering of more i i a l.COO young Texas leaders land Ihe subject is citizenship. Although Johnson is slated to speak as a highlight of the semi I a there is no indication he will use (he meeting to announce his for President, altiiotigh weeks he has shown many 'signs of being an active but tin 'anouncrd campaigner.

The program at the seminar will progress from a directed by recording star and conductor Mitch Miller to learned discussion of America's future in space. The seminar is sponsored jointly by Johnson mid the Texas Junior iChamber of Commerce, i The special guests include 'Radio Corporation of America' I President John L. Burns; Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (D- Radio and Television celebrity A Godfrey; Air Force I Secretary James 11. Douglas: Space Agency Director Keith Glennan: and Senator (Thomas J. Dodtl (D-Conn).

Johnson wiU'close the program with a 30-minutc speech. carried I ic order's history." tons of small a a i i A The governor added that he did it was disclosed yesterday. I I I I A not consider the award merely ns a personal honor, "but as a sym- official of i Israel Navigation bol of the best in all men and ofjcompany, Ltd. owners of the the understanding essel. that leaps across all boundaries Coast Guard officials boarded of religious beliefs." ship yesterday and ordered Governor Kibicoff recalled that the ammunition unloaded he experienced the same a The Coas Guan of feeling and love for the Irish ger vessels are permitted to carrv Bridgeport wjien he was i i a rim 7 llunitim af ed by the Hibernians to a 75 ca ihcr mi( cr Festival stowage regulations.

The ammunition was .30 am) .50 caliber bullets consigned to the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Haifa It was taken to a New Jersey arsenal for safekeeping following the collision. "K's perfectly legal," said a i STA LEY TOOLS club after the Barnum parade in 1954. Sees Brotherhood Hope The Governor said the esteem which the Hibernians have shown by this award to one not of their faith is a symbol of hope that some day all men will be able Citing how the barriers of prejudice have been broken down gradually in the United States during the past 30 years, Governor Ribicoff recalled the religious prejudice shown to Al Smith, presidential candidate in 192S, and contrasted the attitude of the nation as a whole at that time with its present attitude. "Just as a.

man should net IK elected because of his religion, he should not be denied a post because of it. There are no favors for religion in a democracy," the share BEATS FRENCH HORSE JAMIN governor added. Refering to his me7nbersliip 1NGLEWOOD, (AP)-Senator Frost, the 3-2 favorite, evened a score with Ihe French wonder horse Jamin Saturday by winning the second leg of" the DONALD F. STICKVEY $75.000 American troting classic at Hollywood park. PERSONS INJURED ATLANTA UPI)-Rcpublican I A AVE.

A Henry Alexander makes no bones about his politics. He has a huge; persons were injured ::) sign in his front S'ard exhorting a two-car accident at Park passerbys to "Vote 1 TM 11 0 and 9 uce stre during heavy rain at o'clock last 'night. Taken to St, Vincent's hospital jvinia Lockharl, 20, of Bldg. YOU'VE GOT MOUTHS TO nothing like Ihe capacious Bridgeport's very awn elephant which arrived thc Bcardsley park 700 yesterday at p.m. Waller Kill, zoo director, unperlurbably faces lhe problem of keeping lhe "good-will" pachyderm in hay.

Shakuntala is a gift from thc small-fry of iMercara, InrUa, to Ihe small-lrv of Darien, the result ot a friendihip-by-mail project carried on by the two lowns. Darien school children rccenlly presented the three and a half year old elephant to lhe Cily of Bridgeport. Nov. His "front yard" consists of oO-acre estate an exclusiv nonbside Atlanta section. Th Hani-Luck Project from rgesi shopping comer, Lenox, villaB( who sus luarc.

thousands; of persons ained hcad an(i abdomim in irmd tor a day of shopping or ijurk 1Jot were re i Much-MalignedVanguard a Great Heritage By HOWARD BENEDICT KENNEDY GREETED BY COAST SINGER BAKERSFIELD. (AP)--Senator John Kennedy ar rived here by car today lor belated airport welcome th; included an SO-voice choir Iron a local public high school. The Democratic presidential program and formed lliejhopeful from Massachusetts had Today's Sunday Post Quiz --By HASKIN CM kr wctttoa to' Hi N. 4, U. PLAY: Q.

Did Sir James BLT- ie donate the income from his 'lay "Peler Pan" to charity'! H.I'. 4. In April 1929, it was announced lhal Sir James had made over to Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in London Ihe fu- ure annual income, in perpetuity, of (he copywrighl, both literary and dramatic, in "Peler Pan." SPITBALL: Q. Who was last spitball thrower in Ihe major eagues? I). J.

A. Burleigh Grime was last big leaguer to throw spithalls, egally, in 1034. Tlie spitball was declared illegal in the major eagues starting with Ihe season of 1920 and no pitcher coming into the majors after that dale could use it. Since some pitchers depended on the spitball to prolong their careers, it was decided lhal these pitchers could use it. Seventeen pitchers took advantage of this permission, but the number gradually dw-indled until Urban (Red) Faber ended his career in 1933 and Burleigh Crimes in the following year.

RING: Q. Has the wedding ring always been placed on the left hand of a bride? A. M. A. No.

Nearly all medieval paintings of wedding ceremonies show the ring being placed on the the right hand. The first reference to placing it on the third finger of thc left hand appears in thc "Rook of Common Prayer" of Edward VI (15W). going to work in downtown At-! tr( lama arc exposed every day Pa ro Ina Johl eepci sa A a message. Rosen lvas ing north The billboard stands eight feet; Park avenue, when his auto col- high and is IS feet wide. It isilided with one driven by Rus- piintcd in a patriotic red whiteisell Clapp.

42. of Bldg. 7, Father ended on a note of satisfaction i I ind blue motif and cost Alexan-lPanik village. I 50 1 17 wllcn llie last of llie der. a wealthy attorney.

S3S1 to 1 Mr. Clapp. who told a a a a rockets boosted a 100- erect. But Ihe cost Sleeper he was driving east satellite into orbit, a worthy contribution to the Re-'of Wilson street, at Queen; That was the Ihird Vanguard publican cause and well spent ifistreet. was arrested on a charge is? the people get the message.

jof violating the state auto laws Cily Objected coun "earing Nov. 10. Alexander erected LANGUAGE: Q. Who originated I i the international language? L. E.

A. Intcrlingua is the result over 25 years of research under the auspices of Ihe International Language Association, which was founded in 1924. Work was com- 1955 as a low-budget pro- bute. pleled in 1951, when (ho first Its goal was to launch one The Kennedy entoura-e then! bool(s published, satellite during the International returned to town where" the -13- Gcophysical Year, an senator told about Donald F. Stickney has been ap- Senator Frost's time was division superintendent of similar billboard in the same location fore tiie and found himself in SHORTAGE UPS le OF BUTTER IN BRITAIN certificate in the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Governor Ribicoff concluded that it would be one of his "most cherished awards and one that my children and my children's children will ever hold with Other speakers of the evening included Mayor Samuel J.

Tedesco, who expressed his esteem for the Irish Catholic community in the city and his happiness that Governor Ribicoff was selected by the National Hibernians for this honor. Thc Rev. Thomas F. Henahan, chaplain of the Bridgeport divi sion of the Hibernians, commended Governor Ribicoff as a man most worthy of the honor. Father Henahan also gave the invocation.

flat. It was Ihe fastest trotting mile of the meeting. Jamin, unbeaten in his first three U.S. starts, won the first leg of lhe classic last week. The third leg will be run Nov.

11. Senator Frost, driven by Richard Buxton, paid S5.00 to win. Sunbelle overtook W. D. direct in the -stretch and won the first 1 the consolidated departments and the press machine! squabble with city officials.

legal Long pans- can space a i prime The city maintained the bill-! shortage of butter sent prices up- has left a heritage that may outlive any present satellite vehicle. LONDON (AP) A vanguard expected to stay partinem for Stanley Tools, divi-i board violated an ordance ban-j ward in Britain yesterday and sion of the Stanley Works. New! ning such signs from being plac- threatened to bring rationing. Britain. He April joined the ed near the street and ordered Distributors advised grocers' but- compuny Alexander to remove it.

The ter supplies may be cut 50 per iroject engineer i torney maintained he was with-! cent next week. Supplies to some engineering in his rights in putting up the bill-i grocers already have been cut. tiie industrial ment. Previously, he was associ- board on alcd his own property and A major cause of the shortage the Hollander Metal appealed to the courts. Alexander! was the excessively dr leg of the $75 000 American nac-; nul lcu Bridgeport, won the case and the shin in Europe.

Retail prices increas- classic in Saturday's manager four years. aloft perhaps" a hundred years, led to the discovery a the earth is not round, but slightly pear-shaped. After IS monlhs, its radio still is transmitliug valuable information a space. Cloud Cover Belter Known Vanguard II provided data earth's cloud cover There was no pressure for hurry, because at that lime United States felt sure of its technical supremacy. Then Russia smashed the illusion Sputnik I into orbit bv blastinn Oct.

"I believe there should be two or three alternatives to ordering Ihe men back into Ihe mills for for SO davs." How hot is lava? 1357. Momentous Flop In thc frantic weeks that thc first Vanguard RAYBURN DISAVOWS DISCOUNTING SOUTH LITTLE ROCK. (AP)-- Favors Two Parlys lwo pence (two Ibis time, over a vear before' 0 "TM! in lr ic past rolled to the launching pad ind House Speaker Sam a de- assigned (he task of matching nietl yesterday lhat he had in- Russia's success. i a the South was nnt Hundreds of newsmen (locked important In the Democratic par- Me resides at 26 Louis street, Trurnbuil. ishcd three-quarters of back of the winner.

D. Direct was third by 1 3-4 lengths over 'owned bv the S. JlROOPS TO camp farm and driven by John-l A I ny 0 Unen. was only four-fifths of a second off the track record established by Shadow Wave last liven the Democrats have not complnined but many praise have come Iiis way from fellow Republicans. "It's no joke," Alexander declares.

"I plan to keep sign there long as necessary and Ecuador il i i hc as effective as troops! Possible." can remember," said one London 1 11 1 1e ear ma etLC flcld grocer. "My supplies have 1 5 "'formation may help man cut 50 per cent and if the cuts! dn TM a ms safest route to the beaches south of Cape Canaveral on Dec. ti, 19o7. They received hourly reports on the count-down as Ihe historic moment neared. As the world watched, the glistening 72-fool rocket labored up two feet from its pad, lost thrust and exploded in a ball of lire.

get any worse, I ration customers." have I U.S. technical prestige shmipt'-djference and Vanguard became whipp'nTM I' 1 Rayburn said he had not been quoted correctly in published reports that a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination could get it without southern support. The reports also quott-d Rayburn as saying at a news con- A A I Thirty thousand armed will clamp down on i Ecuad- today to bar violence while half a million voters cast bal- MEDICAL PAIR FOUND i the moon and other planets. i a But Vanguard's real value lies D0 in the wealth ot technological ex- The Army was called on to periencc gained in both success-j' a ch a satellite and succeeded ful and unsuccessful shots. 0 1 its first try wiih Explorer 1.

lots municipal elections "I favor Nixon as tiie Republican presidential candidate," Alexander declared. "But far more important to me is the institution DEAD NEAR (AP) National Aeronautics and Space' Army missile men claimed they that Democrat could election without the backing of the.South or any other particular section. "The o'outh is tremendously important to thc Democratic party." LAVA: N.K. A. The temperature of the lava as it issues from a volcanic venl varies somewhat.

The temperatures of the lavas of Kilauea. Hawaii, have been measured at 2165 degrees--2190 degrees of Paricutin, Mexico, 2010 degrees and of Nyam- lagira, Africa. 2120 degrees F. CLAIMS: Q. Did lhe United States Government ever pay any claims for damages caused a't Getlysburg by the Union Army in the Civil War? A.

The U.S. Court of Claims has reported a many cases were filed in that court for property taken and destroyed as result of lhe Civil Wa'r, and that many claims were paid. On March 1015, Congress enacted law known as tiie Crawford Amendment, which look from lhe Court of Claims all jurisdiction over claims arising out of or as a result of the Civil War. Because oi this amendment all Civil War claims then pending were dismissed. administration this data as (NASA) is using! could have orbited a satellifei indicated anything to a scientific OI1 before Sputnik if they conlrar y-' AlAMBO: Q.

Who invented the mambo? Y. C. i nc dance is said to have i Dr said! devised about lln Drtt-ni the technical base for design, launch- been given the go-ahead to use Ul HiJitrU i i i of two-party tn in ra in the. and his physician wif ll I 0 i i i i i i a i i vnur fmm( cstcrrtily in a bC(iroonl of (vehicles. throughout tile country.

During thc i a i bus-i es and private cars will not op-; eratc without special i a M( crr i i i cuiibuiuni at tion. Plane service will not be! 'MUM-UW-- Ihe generality hospital and his wife, sophisticated and powerful disturbed. The sale of whisky. i a "agw of the government tour- "Eileen Taylor 51 Roth hadi (for its weight) engines yet rie- and tracking of future space existing hardware developed i the ballistic missile program. their home here.

Dead are Dr. i i i r.v. ct Francis II. L.j 1 1 0 means a washout. Its second crXiv i -rC 59.

cousultonl at Boston stage is considered one of the Vanguard's power plant was by They argued that building a complete rocket system from scratch took too much lime. Third Atlempl Succeeds Nevertheless, He said he thought his state of Texas MBS important to the parly "and it's supposed to be part of the South." by Perez Prndo, a Cuban bandleader, who combined syncopation with thc basic rhythms of a dance popular among sugar cane workers. jBRINK'SSCARESTIRRED its third HALLOWE'EN PRANK'' beer and other intoxicating'' 5 1 agency Intourist has reported! been 'i'rTill velopcd. It Is essential tempt the Vanguard put a satcf- drinks is prohibited from mid- 'J f) 500 A i a visited the! Dr. Vincent Dirago.

i i part of the nation's space pro-jlite in orbit on March 17. 1J5S. 1 BOSTON (AP) A Halloween night tonight until midnight to-! Sov i ct Union in the first iiincimedical Uieigram and will be for some i Looking Ixick, that was a rc-lprank threw police into a brief morrow- night. .1 1 i i i PAGES: Q. Have been employed as girls ever pages in Congress? N.

G. A. Only one girl has ever as a puge. On the open- TM' These measures, born of past election violence, are expected ti keep the country control even though this campaigning has been parlictibrlv bitter. I-ist i have broken out at political rallies and shots been fired inlo the a i There have been no casualties so a New mayors and city and provincial uounciltnen will he I elected tomorrow in the country IS provinces.

"Hit 1 utucoinc i expected to provide an acctiri line on what to expect when llie a i elects a new president next June. KJ.) Soviet Union in the first iiinci medical Uiel gram and will be for some time months of IB59, the news agency were apperently due come. Tass said yesterday. During of barbiturates. of I95S, only 4.300 a final decision awaits! visited thc Soviet Union.

1 chemical analyses- Experience Gained The global minitrack network nvas developed under lhe Van- IAUTO ACCIDENTS TAKE 18 LIVES IN ARKANSAS S1IELTON NURSE'S INTERVIEW PROMOTEsTsERVICES RECRUITMENT--A Shelton girl. Miss Eileen Ilannon, graduate of St. Raphael's Hospital school of Nursing, New Haven, (seated left) is shown during an interview by Capl. Margaret R. McGregor (seated right) Air force iVurse und Medical Spcctalisl Selection officer, ot New Haven.

The in- lervlevv was in Ihe studios of radio slalion WADS in this week and a transcription will he played over the LITTLE ROCK. (AP) A i grim spate of highway accidenS began Friday night and continued i last night, taking IS lives ill jArkansas. There were triple fatalities in jthrce of theVrecks. Twenty persons were injured, critically. All thc dead Arkansas residents.

I A two-car smashup near Wal- denhurg killed Ihrce high school Friday night. Shortly ianolher two-car crash killed stulion Monday al p.m. Official proclamations designating 'teen-age boy and two tcen-ap Air Force and Medical Specialist i week" were Issued by the loner Nxugatuck Valley area city leaders. a Joseph A. Doyle ol Ansonla.

Mayer Anlhony of Derby am) Firil Selectman Berwtt W. Upson of Seymour. Also pictured lire announcer Wes Hobby, former Bridpcportcr. and Joseph j. Abalc, Air Force recruiter in the valley area.

markably eariy success when toy last night when a fire a a compared with the time it has sounded for a reported ex- a plosion at Brink's Garage, scene for rf of the a i biggest cash rob-! bcry nearly 10 years ago. 1 Tne arson squad quickly made contri- taken to perfect Ihis nation's bij ballistic missiles. Take Fifteen the Atlas, for example, of these missiles src if Representative Hu- of Georgia was em- a page and received work. THE NEW TESTfMENT launched in a 14-month period before one completed lhe first full- range Ilight. Alter thai, several Aliases failed before Ihe bugs were worked out.

The weaoon was declared operational in Sept a its 31st launching and five years after a crash program was ordered to develop a G.OOO-mile missile. Karlicr this year, the House Appropriations committee reported after an investigation that the mined vancc" had been detonated in a playground across the street. Twisted scraps of metal and news-' paper wadding were recovered and sent to the police chemist for evaluation. Police said three boys were seen running from the playground just before the explosion. A band of armed men in Halloween masks tooted the armored money transfer service of Vanguard people did a "com-jmorc than Iwo million dollars on memlable job," i i thc ground the night of Jan.

17. 1950. Higbt rules established. men arc serving life sentences for Lacked Teamwork crime and a i is waitin The committee concluded the i sentence. project might have been speeded up at the start il there had hi belter organization and Icam- work.

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Use This Coupon STRIKE F.NDS HOLLYWOOD, (AP)--A 20-dayi slrike by the Writers Guild of America against Ihrce Hollywood studios was settled yesterday The settlement provides that writers retain publication, stage and sequel rights to their stories. The studios are Harold Hecht Productions. Mirisch Co. and thc Stanley Kramer company. The Bridgeport Sunday Post Information Bureau M.3 N.

W. Washington 4, D. I enclose fifty-five cents in coin (55c) for a copy of the TEST1MENT. Name Strccl (Please print) girls. youths and a woman died in the collision an a i mobile and a pickup truck near F.laine.

Singlf a i i i in mishaps. ADDING TO CHURCH BUILDING FUND-Thc building funrt of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church was increased wiln lhe sum of given yesterday by the Greek Organized Young Adull socicly of Bridgeport. Participating in the prcscnlalion, which makes a total of donated hy fiOYA are to righl) Louis Carawlinas, co-chairman of lhe pledge drive; Andrew Slamatis, presirteni of the Young Adult society, giving lhe check lo Aristomcncs D. Coctin, chairman of the building fund, and Angclo iMallas, fund treasurer. 'missile clTort a (goals were loo vague and r.ol nally was budgeted at between; City properly outlined to the public 20 md 30 million dollars.

that complexity and cost final cost was about 12.5 million: rwcrc underestimated. Icailim; la dollars. i State an overly oplimislic schedule." missile men here rcr-i I The Vanguard program oiigi- was well worth lhe price. (Mail to Washington, D.C.).