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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1951 Avffaite Daily Net Press Rob .Ttif.WaBUtfr... iKatur^palrr lEofttitt^ Jirralb Far the Weak Eudad Feieeaet ef 0 . S. W eUw rBsiuaa ------.-jtov..:a.-iaM ...... — Fair .'teirigfet a ^ ' Saturdny. About Town 10,791 Wanner Sntndny. Member ef the Audit night ZS-tS. Temple Chspter Ncl- 88, Order Bureau ef Ctreuletleue - Manche$ter.-—A City of Village Charm of the Baateiii Star, will aponsor a Thankagtving deasert card party At 0|p Thuraday, Nor. 20 at 7:30 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Witk m i slip /MTiKWf in the Maaonic Temple. Deiaert _^^VOL. L X X U , NO. 89 (CiMrilled AdvertWag ea Page 14) and coffee will be aerved at the latter hour, and card playing will M MM •! *• MWWI «*», hr • « begin at 8 o'clock. Prises will be t,Mfc» t» W»M hi^ . TM» li Let’s talk about one-stop awarded the winner at each table, * , m MmmI wflMiMHM •• end door pritea will be drawn at Bonny Prince Charles Grows Up N o Cabinet MPM ■Mtfcih. <»Wch •#•*» •• shopping today . . . after 10:30 p.m. Mrs. Christine Duke wdMeee l«»lM—t>»«i Ml WWM « y » renfliidinR you that we have and Mrs. Mky Puter are co-chair­ «M all — hr h»«*w a convenient parking lot men o f the committee. Mi8s Mary tiMM, ImIH* war* laaala# Miller will have charge of tickets Mother, and helpful carry-out serv­ Post Seen ■M* aa4 b«MK Mf«lwi far iwa- which may-be purchased from any ice to your car-. . . Yes, to of The officers at a nominal fee. make one-stop shoppiniR Telephone reaervatlons may ,be and . . . save your time and made by calling any of the above For Detvey I A t A REDUCED PRICE . . energy.. ..Pinehurst offers members. you in additon to the major ' Open houfie will be held Tuee- Augusta, Ga„ Nov. 14— Ip in e h u r s t food departments— day. Nov. 18, at 7:30 at the Buck- 3 (/p)— Gov. Thomas E. Dewey In Fire at Bay State Home land School, to give parents, HAE’S SU N 8W EET New York arrived here to - LE. friends, Principal Edward Benache Fresh Fruit and Vegetables A y for a policy conference CIGARETTES and teachers an opportunity , to HAMBURG 5 5 with President-elect Dwight AT SI .94 CARTON become better acquainted. At 8 COFFEE PRUNE JUICE |w « liav« SOIM Rut quality CHOICE LAME M s p.rn. a illni e n tit y . “ Children's Lb, 1 9 c D. Eisenhower and reiterated BmotiDns,” secured from the Uni­ ENDIVE “ there is no possibility” of his Death Perspective rook and . . . CHOPS . . . LEOS oud LAME Fresh Ground Qt. Bottle A OlkUG DEPARTMENT versity of Connecticut, will be joining the general’s cabinet.. ROKs,Reds WHERE YOU CAN BUY shown, following which the Buck- I SHOULDERS. Head 2 9 c The governor flew In by comAicr- MOST EVERYDAY NEEDS land Community Club will hold a Lb. ' ICAULIFLOWER /.J All Siiflocated clal plane to diecuas Elsenhower’* busincM meeting and serve refresh­ CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS ...... lb. 49e FRESH forthcoming trip to Korea and L ock ed on ments at a social time. other policy problem* facing the 7-RIE PORK ROASTS...... > r,... . lb. 39e FLOOR WAXERS new Republican administration. FOR THE SMAU. FAMILY. WHICH RENT AT 7Sc A DAY The Linculn PTA will hold a CRANBERRIES 1 Lb. Bo* Oa visit to Ike food sale at Hale's store on Bstur- Enroute to Miami for a vacation. Vital Ridge ___ MEAT FOR SOUP ...... lb. 19c YELLOW OR GREEN HOUSEHOLD day, Nov. 15, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Dewey stopped off here at Eisen- KNUCKLE SOUP EONES .. .. lb. 15c hower'e request. SUPPLIES Special Gospel services continue SQUASH Lb. 1 7 c The governor's plane landed at Seoul, Nov. ' 14—7 (/P) — Westport, Ma^s., Nov. 14— < A V -A ^ t h e r and eight chil­ SUCH A S ...... 1 each night at 8 o'clock Uila week the Augusta airport at 12:26 p.m. Qounter - attacking South dren perished early today in a fire at t n ^ home while the ILambPattfMlb. S9c POT H O LDE RS...... SS« A New Itwn . . . in Ooepel Hall, with Jamea Mc­ (e.s.t.) and he was immediately Koreans and die-hard Chi­ only two survivofa of the family, the fa th n and a son were Freahly Orouad, Saaaoned DISH CLOTHS...... 2Sc Cullough, formerly of Belfast, Ire­ Lb. 1 9 c questioned ap to whether he would away at work. The mother and her children wiMre auffocated *VPi WASH CLOTHS...... 87c land, aa the eyangelist. Tonight ARTICHOKES serve in Eisenhower's cabinet. nese Communists locked in CAMPBELL’S by smoke and Intenac heat ear-' Eaca a ...... lb. 43c VEAL Canaon Towcla, .Thermoa and tomorrow will close the senes, 12 Oz.Tin I PINK SEEDLESS As he did on leaving New York confused battle as darkness ried to their upstairs bedrooms Bottles, Wrarevrr Alumlniim and the public ia invited. this morning, Dewey repeated the and a blinding ground fog fell from a fire In the kitchen through Pans. Coffee Pots, Fry seme flat phrasing that he had floor ventilators. ' . .... lb. 59c PATTIES Lb. 59c Pans, etc. Wrapplnr Strliii:, [g r a p e f r u it _ 2 For 23c used juet l^fore taking off. on blood-soaked Pinpoint hill A public setback ja tty |8 scl|ed-1 Pork ud t«nwht.‘ —... The bodies of four, of th* youiig- Sen. Lodge Tapemsb t caitttles; Candles; uled for tomorrow night at the 2 Cans ASkhd ehdtit Etsehhower'a chHi- er' chUdrsh'weri found bn the' floor i LARGE SIZE FLORIDA AP war correspondent John Wa wM hova Eriqhtweod, axtra loan lEASTERN West Side Rec on Cedar etredt. Ing trip to Korea, Dewey said he as though they tried to escape be­ (Stamps and Check Cash­ I Lb. Tin had some euggestiona to make but Randolph, reporting from the cen­ fore they were overcome. PORK TO ROAST, os woE as Gavoramcat ruspMttd Playing will begin at 8 o'clock, and tral front, said the Reds' furious Keeps Mum ing at check out counter). all are invited. ORANGES Doz. 39c added ha could not discuss them Th* mother and four - children 7WA STATE CORN FED PORK. with newsmen. artillery and stubborn infa>ltry re- wer* dead in their beds. * ! Washington LOL, No. 117, will DEUCIOUO Asked then .whether he might Ristance combined to deny South The dead were Mrs. Mary A. i n y E HUBST CMOICE GRADE . . BONELESS SEALTEST I Koreans recapture of Pinpoint- I meet tomorrow evening In Orange 2 Cans suggest use of-the Chinese Nation- Audette, 44, and thea* sight ef her On Liaison Lbs. allst troops In the Korean war, the dominant bright on Sniper ridge. nine children; Genevieve, 17; ICE CREAM Halt. Nutmeg District Lodge, No. 2 31c It waa the first time in the 21, will confer the Orange and APPLES governor said no, that that was Madeline, 14; Natal*, 14; Shirley, CHUCK POT ROASTl.. 79e month-long desperate battle for RAPM degrees on a group of can- \ not one of the things he had in IS; Eleanor, •; Veronica, 7; Fran­ WashiDgton, Nov. 14— (/T) mind. the Kumhws ridges that South RATH'S SKINLESS FRANKS...... lb. 59c dIdates from both 117 and Man- cis, 5, and Geraldine, S. — Sen. Henry C^bot Lodge set He said the matter of whet to Korean shock troops had failed to Th* children's father, Aladdin, cheater L.odge No. M. All members BORDEN’S NONE SUCH RATH'S SMOKED SHOULDERS...... lb. 59c are requested to report at 7 o'clock. Frozen do about the Nationalist troops carry their objective In a daylight 47, and an older brother, Daniel, up shop today as President­ attack. READY TO EAT. STATE A window of Scotland’* Balmoral Oaotle framea Britain’, youm baaed on the Island of Formosa is IS," wer* at work on th* overnight elect Eisenhower’s liaison Mrs. Ray Farrie, director of i "a very delicate' problem which After 13 hours of steady fight­ shift at th* Berkahirs Fins Spin­ fnl queen Elltabeth nnd her Mulling eon. Prince CBarle* whe wUl cele­ ing, Republic of Korea (ROK) man with the 'IVuman ad- RIE ROAST EEEF (Cholco) ...... H>. 79c I W BA Juniors, and Mrs. Fred MINCE MEAT Food needs ^enty of study. ning Mill in adjacent Fall River. brate hi* fourth Hrtbday today. Impoatng title* ere pUlhg up #■ troops.were part w ^...^ the.acar-. nUnlstratioii-and - «mp)iaaized - ,,BUTTER TAoro, ar» conducting a card party the Dttie Prince, 1ielr apparent the Bria*b tbrane. C o ^ rlrelea Dewey said, alluding to-.Elsen­ The' bldiit" child" in' the family, CHOICE QC AUTY tomorrow night at Mrs. Farris’ hower's election, that "America red and muddy, sQ)9^ hut still Mrs. Dolores Masaa, 21, Uvea in that his joh is to gather* in­ Specials believe he will add the Prlace of Wale# title before another year, short of Pinpoint’s crest. home, • Durkin itreeL fur the (AP Wirephoto via radio from Londoe). feels awfully good these days that Fall River. She was not told of the formation— not to give it out. it is breathing clean and freah air Human Wave Attacks Lb. 79e benefit of the Junior organisation '------s ------tragedy because she ia expecting Th* Maaaachuaatts Republican, LAMB LEGS of Mystic Revf*w,' No. 2; Plsyers SNOW CROP agala.” Screaming C3ilnese Infantrymen her second chtld ln a faw weeks. working tn-shirt alaaves at hla desk may choose any game they wish SPAM OICED IDAHO . ' Eateriag New Era took the hill early today in Firefighters aSld non* of tha In th* Renat* offle* building, ra- ROBART FJiRM FRESH CONN. TURKEYS .. lb. 42c and prise* will be awarded at each Britain Hails The governor said he. believes fanatical human-wave attacks windows in the house were open ceived reporters briefly. He aaid he table. RefreehmehU will be served. Ex-GI the nation it entering upon an era that swept them into ROK en- and newly-installed etorm windows had already bean given eom* in­ NATIVE WHITE ROCK FRYERS — NATIVE FOWL f l i U b " M 12 Oz. Tin of good feaUng, the like of which, trehchments. Hand-to-hand fight­ created an over-like condition in­ formation by th* administration *nT pomoES Kenpeih C. Panciera, eon of Mr. Bonny Prince he added,.,has not been teen since ing raged in foxholes. aid* th* house. but declined to aay what was its and MCs. Ernest Panciera of 226 jar the admlMsO-ation of President The valiant South Korean* coun­ laleaee Heat nature or to say what appoint- Pinehurst Fruits and Vegetables Parker' street, ia among Die 278 Provoo Hit James Monro* more than 100 ter-attacked four hours later. Curtalae letter frem the epee Fire otficiala aaid the heat in th* menta h* haa with ' govammaat new studenU who matriculated at 2 r.3 7 e London, Nov. 14 — (/h XU ytars ago. Again it waa cloae-quarter bedroom window 'through whloh upatalrs bedrooma, although not ottclals. Ithsca College. Ithaca, N, Y.. this Britain aaid happy birthday today Dewey was accompanied by Wal­ fighting on the hill the ROK* have Abraham Feller. 47, plunged t* heavily damaged by the flames, I N* Praspeet at New* AT A REDUCED PRICE . THE HNEST GRADE fall. He is enrolled In the music | HEINZ TOMATO NOW CROP ______' to a amall cltiMn with a long ter WiUiams, Seattle businessman taken—and lost—14 times In 32 his death IS leors down (marhed waa so intense that firefighter* I "Thar* is no proapact whatever A m ericans of any news opt ot m* until after departnient, handle — hi* Royal Hlghneaa the who aerved as chairman of the day*. by erosa). tZsi New York law­ had to water down th* rooms for Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Citlsene far Elsenhower commit­ ROK divlKion report* at mld- yer fought aside hi* wife and fully 15 minute* before they could lhaaimowar haa coTrygve Lie '-^tim under the eaves - from tha plant of th* Textile Fur Company, I 69c I Window of her bedroom. will confer the Orange degree and war. V. nawscaaL of Kaohsiung and the nearby Ns- Off with a clear aky and a IwK and thd McCarran subcommittee Palone laid Japanese soldier* probing th* loyalty of American IS Bridge street, waa awapt by a -the R. A;P. mark -upon a- large claaa , 'Ceopen ta- phg.’ wertb- 16c to- - ROASTS OF HIGH. QUALITY AND NO WASTEI Will Be With ParenSa tiohaliet China Teoytng Naval ^Imftghtsra said th* smoke and beat them unconacioue after Pro­ employes of the- world organiza­ general alarm flr* of undatemUned of candidates tomorrow night at | ward purchase of qny can of And If* hi* flr*t] birthday to­ Base. (OonOnned *a Pag*

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/; - v — CONN, FRipAY^^OVEiSflia^ iliSIcHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB;*C0NN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952 -.*t 7 MAMCBBem PAGE PAGE TWO flH 'Chitaa Nttioitt pwpart ory ing gambling placea la Naw.-Jer­ prospect o f,a- tax,cut even It, the. Demperata’ unsuFcessful nominee propose economies ia military States Llichese" sey. ' f Repiiblicam Look federal budget Isn't balanced. for 'Vice President, said meanwhile spending as one step toward tower Asks- Promptness commiBslon in 19^5 and an adviaer Fairy Mtty 5 Dead, ,6 Hili^ Gives Finding He said he believes tax relief he found GOP post-election state-' Death to the U. S. delegation to tbs first TONIGHT Among the 12 wiUesaea, several spending and taxes. * • S:30 Tammany political leaders ad­ To Democratic Aid and relief from other restrictions ments seemed to be hedging on Bridges said the bi-partisan- By Scout Donoris tieneral Assembly in Lbndon in STATE New Crime Boss would give business sn incentive earlier forecasts of drastic budget mitted being on friendly terms study group could include repre­ 1946. As Navy Ship, In Auto Death to expand and would have the ef­ cuts, tax reduction arid other, Stirs .Feud by Feller'had been Interviewed re­ with a'number of underworld blg- sentatives of business, labor unions TURKErs b fect of producing more revenue changes. Willard B. Rigers, chairmaa (CoBtiBaed from Pag* Gae) shota. Including Costello, Luchese, (OBBttBueg froiB PBga O «) and science, former military men cently by Morris and Roy <3bhn, from lower tax rates. See* 87 Billion Budget special assistant to the U. S. A t­ Joseph (Joe Adonis! Doto, Willie and possibly spokesmen for the the special gifts committee for the OVER IS LBS.— — ,5*(LB.DRESSED Tanker Collide Coroner Schaefer Rules for the country )>ecause It will A t Sea Island: Ga.. where he is McCarran, tie torney General. Morria emphasized suggested he quit as a Manhattan Moretti and Phil Kastel. Son. Bridges (N. H.). Senate Re­ State department and for XT. S. Boy Scout drive, urges all potential "keep us alert." resting, Sparkma4r told a reporter that Feller was hot a target of Democratic organization'leader.' Patrlclt Sullivan, another ex- publican floor leader, told a sepa­ hepresen tat Ives in the United Na­ special gifts donors to get their t'OoatlBned fro a Faga Om ) Robidoux Negligent in a budget of at least 82 billion dol­ (OMittanied Item PB*»-Olie> Manciisp Identified the men as Tammany district leader and for­ Martin said, he- believe* a bal­ rate hews conference yesterday he tions. checka in as soon as posslbla la f r o m M b » LBS. ^ SSc LB. DRESSED the probe. lars will be needed next fiscal year Police said' Feller had been auf- Main-Turnpike Crash Joseph L. (,*ncy) Rqo and Joseph mer State Assemblyman, testified anced budget should be the "ulti­ wants the budget balanced before Bridges met with Joseph M. order.that the campaign for funds said. The tranaport waa taken in starting July 1 if fixed Treasury American member* of the aecpe- fering from a nervous condition the (Joe Stretch) Straccl, reputed he once visited OMtello and asked mate objective" of the new Con­ any tax cuts are considered. Dodge. Eisenhower's observer at to c irry on Boy Scouting local^ Bridges cautioned that maturing and Defense obligations are to be past month. Feller's wife, Alice, tow ahortly before 8 a. m. to be The death of a Wapping youth underworld characters. Mancuso for "money and manpower'^ aid gress. There must be economics the drafting of the Truman budget, may bo closed. ' tjutiat. bonds may be a complicating fac­ met. H EN S- I I to IS LBS.— SSc LB. DRESSED Not Probe Target told authorities her husband had bowed to Noiforic, Cause of the who waa involved in an accident said he refused the suggestion at In a primary election fight. Sul­ and budget-cutting, he said, to before addresalng reporters. Mr. Rogers reports that a totgl ■4 livan said Costello offered to help. .balance federal spending and tri­ tor. Robert Morris, counsel for the threatened to end his Ufa yester­ collision waa not reported. with a trailer truck last month the time, but later decided not to The government's tax revenues The Senator said he and Dodge of 8700 ha* been recetvwl by the Senate aubcommlttec, said Feller run for re-election to Tammany.. Francis Joseph McDonald, an­ corne. He said there is no way to ap­ are estintated now at 868,700,000,- discussed "cooperation of the leg­ day morning and that ahe sum­ Postpone Drill has been attributed to his own special gift* committee t « dati. hlmaeir was liot a target of the moned the family physician to negligence by Hartford Ckmnty Both Rao and Stracci took the other • former Tammany district But he also said he wants a praise now.how many bofnds com­ 000 a year, which lags behind islative branch with the executive" Checks should be mailed to him ht ------OEESE— .^ SSc L A DRESSED leader, testified that Larry Knohl, inveatigatlon. In a statement in calm him down. The doctor ar­ The Ruchamkin is one of 26 Orroner Louis W. Schaefer. stand and denied Mancuso’s charge, tax cut and believes it will be pos­ ing due In 1953 actually will be spending estimated to'total about on budget matters. But Bridges the First National Bank. iMhalf of three member* of the naval ahlps engaged In Operation The former judge further testi­ now under perjury charges in a sible to reduce taxes next year be­ cashed. But he said the govern­ 79 billions. Eisenhower has prom­ shied away from questions as to rived shortly after Feller’a plunge. Paul E. Robidoux, 20, died Oct. Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ subcommittee — .Senator* James The Fellers have a 17-year-old Sot Scrape, a two-week training 17 from injuries he received early fied that he knew a number of yond the cut already provided by ment must be In position to cash ised economies aimed at bringing whether this meant Eisenhower LEADING- MEN Eastland (D., Mis*.), Homer Fer­ gangland figure.* from his Harlem tion deal, made a speech to Tam­ law. Automatic tax reduction* arc ail those offered for redemption. the spending rate down to 60 bil­ has decided to name.Dodge as his ____ daughter, Caroline. UN officials exercise in amphibious warfare that morning when his aedan many district leaders at the Stat- H. PSCHiCHHOLTZ guson (R., Mich.) and 'WiUia said last, night that funeral serv­ plowed under^the truck on Main district, adding: ” I know every­ due during the next two years un­ . Bondholders have an option of lions a year by 1956. budget director. Waltham, Mas*.— (N E A )— Smith (D., N. C.l—Morris termed which was nearing its climax to­ body in my district—good, bad or ler Hotel after the 1960 New York less they are blocked by new legis­ holding the securities to collect NEWMARKER ROAD — ROCKVILLE ices for Feller would be held Sun­ day. Final exercisM, an amphibious street at Middle turnpike, peeling City mayoralty election. In that Bridges announced he and others 1952 Brandei* ,Univer*lty footbml Lie’s asserUon "irresponsible.” indifferent.” lation. more Interest. will sponsor a bill in the Senate Conscience: an inner voice that TEL. R O CK V ILLE (5.7620 day at New York City’s Riverside assault landing, were postponed off tl)e top of the car. year. Mayor Impellitieri, running edition includeii 15 form *r high Feller was an *l8,000-a-year Jdanru.so said he haa known Sen. Sparkman of Alabama, the to create a special commission to warns us somebody is looking. Memorial ChapeL until tomorrow because of the col­ Schaefer, reporting his finding as an independent, beat out the Martin wouldn't rule out the school captain*,— general counael and principal di­ yesterday,^ said Robidoux, travel­ jailed gambler Frank Coatello for rector of the UNJegal-department lision. Democratic standard-bearer, for­ ing at “ an excessive rate of 35. yearn and CSostello once had since IMA. He was credited with The 1.060-ton Ruchamkin, which mer Judge Ferdinand' Pecora. KBEDBRnUffiEESIBIEEEBIBiBIHIBIBinBifflBJlinMBBnnnnBIIBIBnMIBM speed,” went throu ^ the inter­ visited hla home. writing some of the most import­ has a normal naval complement of McDonald said Knohl was intro­ section against a red light. Another witneaa waa ex-bookie duced by Tammany leader Samuel ant statements of Lie. Manchester 10 officers and 170 men, waa ram­ kingpin Frank Erickson, who ad­ Associates said Feller had been Eve Fotoom med admidahip on the portalde at , His car hit the left center side Kantor and that Knohl promised SANTA SHOT AT SHOOR BROS. ' of the trailer before speeding on mitted receiving extraordinary olitlcal donations and increased a close friend of Alger Hiss, for­ about 3 a. m. naval spokesmen prlvilegos while a prisoner in the Date Book Fairy May, a sany. but lovable under it and continuing for another elp for the organization's district AN 0UTSTANDIN6 KEITH VALUE FOR THRIFTY MANCHESTER! mer State Department aide con­ said. The veeaeU’s Number Two city penitentiary on Rikers Island. victed -of lying to a grand. Jury person, will be played by Eve Fol­ engine room end two of her com­ 172 feet. After passing under the leaders. JBSrAOOW MV PRESS l£Drr< trailer’s body, the car sheared off Erickson said he "can’t explain" when he denied passing official Tonight-Tomorrow som In the forthcoming production partments were flooded by two Tied to Caudio a gasoline pump at the Oox Serv­ W’hy he received 184 viaita during ^ HE WANS 1D SOME (O K 3 secrets to Whittaker Chambers, K. of C. minstrel show, Ver- of "The Curious Savags” to be pre­ feet of water pouring through a Knohl was indicted in Wash­ planck School, S p.m. sented by the Community Play­ ice station, at the northwest cor­ hia 2()-month stay in jail w’hlle> ington, D. C., for allegedly mak­ JN D DOING IHBRCHRISIMIS self-admitted courier for a pre­ 20-foot hole. - The ship waa' re­ during that period, the other 2,400 Tnesdny, Nov. IS ers on Nov. 21 and 22, under the ported In no danger. ner of the intersection, where it ing false statements to the--RFC ISHOPPING early_ war Soviet spy ring. prison inmates received a total of Keeney PTA card party. Garden sponsorahip of the Hollister PTA The tanker Washington’s bow finally stopped. after congressional hearings dis- __ Uc, In a statement to newsmen, only 186 such v is its ,...... INNEpPRlNG MAHRESS tlTTNCESA Grove, 8 p. m. at th* Holliater School. Tho truck was owned by the -eiosed a 830,000 airplane through said Feller "has worked day and waa atove In for a distance of IS Milton Klein, warden at Rikers League of Women Voters panel Mra. Folaom will be remember­ feet. Henry Jenkins Transportation former assistant Attorney General PSPMERHEIDUNE- night under my direction to up­ island penitentiary during the first discussion on ’’High School Build­ ed for her portrayal In "Arsenic No other details of the accident -Company of East Hartford and T. Lamar Caudle,' who got a hold due process of law and jus­ and Old Lace,” in which she waf operated at the time of the six . months of Erickson's term, 85.000 commission. Caudle later tice In the investigations against ing Standards. Waddell School, 8 were available to the Navy here. testified that moat of the visiting p. m., public invited. played one of the spinster sisters. Approximately 3,400 Army accident by Howard G, Reed of was dismisseed from his federal -A N D MATCHING the Indiscriminate smears and In the part of Fairy May she has passes for the ox-bookle were ap­ post. BOX SPRING 335 Saybrooke street, Hartford. exaggerated charges.” Nov. 18 and 19 troops, including 2,800 of the 278th proved by Corrections Commis­ -1DSB1 PEOPLE ON A GOOD many opportunities to again turn Combat Team from Fort Devena, Reed waa placed under arrest on "This placed him under a pro­ Annual Holiday Fair of Con­ sioner Albert Williams. in a fine performance. Mass., and 10,000 crewmen of the a technical reckless driving charge There Is sometimes a difference IDEA.1ME BEST GIFTS LIKE longed and serious strain,” Lie cordia Lutheran Church. Tickets for this three act come­ after the accident, and hla case Erickson currently is free' on of about 40 feet between high and said. "The terrible tragedy of his 26 naval ahlps are engaged In the ELGIN NOCHESRN? EXAMPLE — Wednesday, Nov, 19 dy have been distributede to mem maneuvers. has been continued day by day in b ^ l awaiting, sentence for operat- low tides at Windsor, Nova Scotia. death is the result:” -- Republican Women's Club meet­ bers of both the Hollister PTA ARE eOU^NF EARLY EY Town Court pending receipt of Morris’ statement read: ing, Whiton Memorial, 3:30 p.nfi. and the Community Players. Ti)ey the coroner's report. INCLUDED 1^^^ of Trygve Lie Ttonrsdsy; Nov. *6 — may also-be secured at the -Ni SHIP IN DISTOESS SBHX£.4l»4S¥6tMSe- Is on Its face Irresponsible. This "Annual supper and sale of St. End Pharmacy, Arthur Drug San Francisco, Nov. 14— (P>— subcommittee is charged with the Mary’a Guild, parish house. Store, Pinehurst Grocery and Tota The 250-foot lumber ship Barbara Board Voles Yes W it k m dutv of determining whether an.v Daughters of Isabella holiday and Teena. Olaon waa in distress t ^ a y in a United States citlsen working at gift carnival and card party, Com­ Pacific storm off southern Oregon. Make Hus A Mimeal Qiristmaa (Ml I the United Nations poses a threat munity Y. San Frsuicisco Coast Guard res­ In Robeson Issue to our national securitv...... Annual novelty and food sale of Malan to Accept cue Headquarters said the ahip « MRAPOWER MAINSPRING A.L. Auxiliary, Halc’a store, ail Cites TestliiMny Refusal radioed at 10:55 last night its deck On I ^ H O ^ O N L ^ A T 8:30— d o o r OPEN ATU P. M. On Hart lint Nmr Bmkt ••Although the’ investigation is day. * load of lumber hnd shifted and it Hartford, Nov. 14—()P)—This barely under wav. we have seen a Nov. 21 and 22 Ruling by Court was luting IS degrees. It was 123 city's Board of Education has parade of United Nations officials Community Players present miles north of Eureka, Calif. That stuck by its previous ruling that a Metier’s Music Studio refuse to deny membership in the "The Curious Savage” at HoUiater would put it off Gold Beach, Ore. People's party concert headlining (CoatIwMd fram Fage Om ) singer Paul Robeson may be held Communist party and in some School. The Barbara Olson’s skipper 177 McKEE STREET-r^PHONE 7500 Tharsday, Nov. 27 ' said the vessel could ride out the in Weaver High School auditor­ cases refuse to answer whether of grave civil and constitutional ium here Saturday night. they have been Involved in Turkey Day road race, 10:30 strife. trouble if the winds moderate as Wlien sandwicLies REPRESENTING THE RNEST IN MUSICAL forecast. The board waa asked to reverse espionage against this country. a.m. Malan will fight the next elec­ jade your ap­ Its 6-3 vote favoring the concert. 'The shoeing as^ct. of theaei . , Nov. Y8 sad 29 CultenT were Standing by at MERCHANDISE AND ACCESSORIES tion mainly on the political racial petite I t voted again yesterday, 6-3, in hearings has been not so much the Exchange Club kiddle circus, segregation issue, however, and Ooos Bay, Ore., and Eureka, ready favor of the concert. STUDENT AND PROFESSIONAL MODELS evidence presented as the refusal A liot lunch siveff ELGINS FOR S State Armory,. 2 performances seek a mandate to take coloreds to shove o ff for the distressed The majority group voted In of these officialy of the United NS' dally. off the common roll and give them ship as soon as the weather let up. you -that old favor of the concert, it said, be­ AS LITTLE AS tions to deny under oath their par­ Wednesday, Dec, S The Barbara Olson, owned by TRUMPETS AND CLARINCTS AND CONVBCIDir separate representation, the pap­ fight! cause basic American guarantees ticipation in the Communist con­ North Methodist Church Christ­ ers said. the Oliver J. Olson Line* o f San of free speech and assembly are 33"! spiracy on the ground that their Die Transvaler, Nationalist or­ Francisco, had sailed from Los TROMIONES BY SAXOPHONES lY mas fair. Involved. answers might incriminate them. gan in the Transvaal, said Malan Angeles Nov. 6 and was due next The Hartford City Council had Friday, Dec. B DANCING • OLDS * SELMER These witnesses t/Wve been dls- Second Congregational Church intends to carry through the Ap at the Oregon lumber port of Ban- asked cancellation of the concert JEWELERS crsdlted by their own behavior on peal Court ruling to a conclusion don. She carries a small crew. last week. Chriatmaa fair. I t o n ig h t OBd • BACH a BUNDEY 9t7 MAIN ST. the witness stand. Saturday, D«c. 8 and Ultimate ’’triumph.” Shoor Bros. ”We fully intend to continue our "The Nationalist party will carry SATURDAY Sanitation Pnigram Launched o BEUBCHER o BEUBCHER Annual music festival. Salvation investigation In the interest of the out political apartheid (segregar Army band, Verplanck School, 8 New D e 1 h 1—(iPi—Afghanlstan security of the United States.''' A ’ n) constitutionally,” Die Trans- haa launched a vast sanitation and • PEDLER * LaMONT On shipboard bound for South p. m. valer said. EASTWOOD pure water supply program with America yesterday, McCarran .said Die Burger, the Cape Nationalist World Health Organization help, LIBERAL TRADE-IN AUOWANCES Mr. Feller waa not before me newspaper which Malan himself Cary Oraal reports a sanitary engineer at­ COMPLETE UNE OF RENTALS while I waa in the committee. I used to edit, said that the Appeal Marltya Maarae "M y wife found out I waa feeding her , tached to the organization who don’t know if his death will in­ Court ruling had stopped the gov “Monkey sandwiches to the bird* and eating W - - vsited here recently. terfere with the investigation. I ’ve Local Stocks emment carrying out an Important Innch at Cavey’s Restaurant 1' never talked to the man.” part of ita ap^tbeld policy but Business” raa.eewN Before he left yesterday, Mc­ QOMottona Fnmlabed By that the struggle for constitutional 3:M-S:S*-S;4* EMPTIES IN Carran said the subcommittee Cobaro A Middlebrook. Ine. freedom would not be given up. probably would suspend the United Market Closed Saturdays STARTS SUN.: "MIRACLE Nations hearings until after 1 p. m. prices OF FAiniMA’' (In Color) Christmas. Bank Stock* In Philadelphia last night. Dr. Bid AskM Ralph J. Bunche, director of the First National Bank UN’s Department of Trusteeship of Manchester...... 33 85 2 <»6 1 A N T H lT S - 2 SECONDS and Information on non-self-gov- Hartford National Z DANCE AND f / emlng territories, said the United Bank and Trust . .. 29 31 ''FOR EVERYTHING FOR ELL Nations ’’has been called upon for Hartford Conn. Trust . 84 88 T O N IG H T a maturity far beyoSanta iseven) Manchester Trust . - . S t — ENTERTAINMENT years."...... Phoenix State Bank MANCHESTER PIPE BAND thru S U N D A Y Dark Days for UN CIRCLE FOURPIECU ^ UillVERSAI.1 and Trust ...... , 57 61 Bunche. principal speaker at the Fire Insurance 4.tomuanles RAINBOW BALLROOM annual meeting of the American Aetna F ir e ...... St 59 Samsonitez^^^^ Philosophical Society, said; Hartford Fire ...... 153 158 ’’American pressures on the InBolron, Nov. 15.1952 6 Outstanding Opportunity! A stunning new Blond Modem suite... and with Nallonni Fire ...... 70 >i 72 V4 ENEKEUY United Nations have come from Phoenix ...... 98 103 it you get at no additional charge . . . a deluxe Innerspring Mattress and many directions. Including the In­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Hckel* 81.50 Per Person Matching Box Spring! Two major pieces,of the suite are included . . . the vestigation into, the alleged sub­ Aetna Casualty 93 98 (Tax Included) FOR W OMEN: STORK HOURS; Closed Wednesday A t versive associations of certain PIRANGRI Noon, Open Every Thursday Night Until King Size Double Dresser with huge Plate Glass Mirror and the sturdy Aetna L i f e ...... 95 100 For Reservations Call American members of the staff. Conn. General .....,,1 5 1 156 Ladies’ Wardrobe . .$25.00 9 P M.! Regutor Hour* From 9 A. M. Panel Bed . . . the matching Chest may be purchased separately if desired. "I feel duty-bound to say that -Hartford Steam Boil. . 42 45 -2.0657 or 6172 Evefything included is carefully built, of fully guaranteed quality! there can be no doubt In any 'Travelers ...... 670 690 Train C a s e ...... $17.50 Until 5:30 P. M. You’ll enjoy Nhopping at Keith’* you’ll enjoy gree of the complete' loyalty to ihE Devil CUANIR Public I'tIUttes the friendly courteous aervice, the complete selections ia every- their country of all but a very few O’Nite (Convertible) S22.50 tbing new and smart for your home! of the close to 2.000 American na- Conn. Light Power .. 15^4 17 tionala employed by the United Conn. Power ....___.37 39 Pullman C a s e ...... $27.50 Wss®** MakesIHree FREE PARKING in Keith’s Private Parking Lot Adjoining Tho Nations. These are dark ddys for HarUord Elec. Lt. . . . 48'*, 50V4 ? ? LIBERAL KEITH BUDGET TERMS the United Nations, perhaps the Hartford Gas Co...... 35 38 B -l-l EXCITEMENT! Hand Wardrobe .. $35.00’" Store. No Meter Parking In The Entire Block Juat South. darkest it has ever been through ’’ So. New England Feller entered public life in 1934 Tel...... 33 3 5 - 2nd GIAN1 HIT! as an assistant U. S. Attorney Blanufartiirmg Comnanles FOR MEN: General In Washington. In 1944. he Am. Hardware ...... 17 "" 19 f Umti Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . . 374 404 O F MANCHESTER became general counsel for the in )h* Quick-Tripper ...... $19.50 UN Relief and Rehabilitation Ad­ Assoc. Spring ...... 27 4 304 SewffiweS'i Bristol Brass ; ...... 13 15 PRESENT ministration ( U N R R A ) . ------Two-Suiter ...... ,$25.00 He was an alternate delegate to C ollins...... 125 145 FOR HNt m ^ Em-Hart ...... 91 95 "CURIOUS Journeyer ...... $27.50 Fafnir Bearing...... ,33 36 K eith s H'nrt Cooley 36 39 *AII prices subject to exist­ !)lb r-.f N K' J 11^n it U hl Landers, Frary, Clk. .22 24 SAVAGE" Hi p o lice Of J Q N IC H T FEATURE 9 :16, CO-tM'A 4>;4o. 9;4u—b a z .. HUN.. Coat, ing taxe*.^ 1-1______"New"BHtrM*Chrt»; t :34---- «6 — North and Judd ...... 264 294 Annual Meeting Ruasell Mfg...... 13 15 Stanley Work com. . 484 61*4 Notice is hereby given to all the Terry Steam ...... 85 95 legal voters of the South Manches­ Torrington ...... 29 31 MARLOW’S FOR EVERYTHING------MARLOW’S FOR EVERYTHING— ^ ter Fire District that the Annual U. S. Bhjvelope com. .. St 77 Meeting of said district will be U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 63 68 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★'A held In -Hose House No. 3. Spruce SIFO TOYS Veeder-Root 31 . 34 SUNDAY: "M Y OAL SAL** STATE and Florence Streets, at 8:00 The above quotations are not to P M. Standard nm e. Thursday, be construed sv actual markets. ENDS TOMORROW STUDENTS GET BETTER MARKSv November 20, 1952 for the follow­ •’MARK OF ZORRO" Conttnuous From 2 P. M. ing purposes: A multiple belt, conveyor system MORE WORK DONE WITH A H 0L8ATE 1. To take action °n the re­ In use at a Newport News. Va.. TONIGHT AT 8 ports and recomffiendayons pier. Is , equipped ,to Ic ^ ciul tato District Officers; ' ‘ foiit ships at a Lime.' ~ — -RBRGAT.J!BRB0RM/^E SATlIRDAYe SF v M* - ; TO YS 2. To take acfioit In regard to appropriations for the purchase- of ICES .1. M8T PSIS8 TNI BSTVON 2. VNSeW Till SfiS * »«T I TYPEWRITERtM- .X. : 1 No keovy motof to remove, noth- No dint bogi, no com, no 8heri equipment .and for the expenses, D a S ^ e 'D a h l UONEL repairs and maintenance of the m ALL THE POPULAR HORSMAH kig to lolie opart or “wreille" to empty. Just toei away the UFOND BROS. H S f U w ic H ^ M A S E tW into ptocel paper filter bogt Fire - Department and other r a in s property and activities of the Fire PORTABLE , T A PsrSmouBt Picture i DOLLS AND District for the ensuing year; STEAK HOUSE ------PLUS TYFEWRITERS 3. To take action in regard to MONSON, MASS. N B x r w s e i ACCESSORIES an appropriation fbr the purchase " Home of the “ Sons orFun**. • ROYAL $2.98 TO I tA U ifi TO USI. . . UFSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS, A U AROUND of a new Chiers car; ^ 4. To consider and take action People of Manchester — - It's Tm HOUSf. Compact, balanced, it carrier Hke on ovomtgM upon a proposal that the South $17.75 w I bog. Won’t inog your itockingk Doetn'l tip or dip off dairv party time. We have special $69.50 And Moito $1595 Manchester Fire District pur­ rates for parties:'We also have chase the premise* known as No. bus service. For Infortnatioa • UNDERWOOD TOYS $70.00 138 McKee Street. Manchester, now owned b.v Janies J. Murphy CALL MONSON 8227 STUFFED and Madeline M. Taylor, and ap­ CAMPBEU COUNCIL HO. 573. K. of C. And Mora propriate the sum of 214,000.00 for NOTE: ••CARIBBEAN" and $64.50 H m Funniest ^ o w in the East PAINT SE T S ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL this purchase; .^iQWNDYNAHI[STAG[SHOW "BIY WIFB*S BBBT FBIEND" TOYS - 5. To see if the District will wiU Bot be preaeatod ta maka • SMITH-CORONA •THE FINEST ASSORTMENT authorize ita Treasurer to borilow way for the stage show "A S Y ­ TRADE-IN OFFER in the name of the South Manches­ LUM OF HORBOKS" la pesaaa $1.00 To 59c 14 4 ter Fire District money for the ex­ FRANKENSTEIN. wID lesM ss Minstrel Stow $64.50 And Mora penses and uses of the Fire Dis­ Bgala tomerrow — CuallaaiiM trict during the ensuing year, and fron 2 P. M See ad *■ this VERMNGK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM • REMINGTON $3.98 ; same page. $4.98 •THE MOST REASONABLY PRICQ) give the note or notes of the Dis­ trict for the same; A GREAT EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT SALES — RENTALS 6: To elect officera for the Dis­ BUN.. MON.. TUE8. Typewriter aitol . adding ma- trict for the ensuing year; • LAUGHS • SONGS ehlBe rental* and lepalrs — UIERAL TRADES — EASY t IeRMS AND EVERY(HIE SAYS: ‘THE BIODEST STOCK IN TOW T 7. To transact such other busi­ • JOKES • DANCES an mnkM nnd models.- CHEMISTRY ness as may properly come before Bing Crosby said meeting. — • NOVELTY ACTS T j - SETS Dated at Manchester, Connoctl- Jane Wymon cut this first day of November ADMISSION SIJM— TAX INCLUDED FAMOUS,FOR SERVICE FOR 21 YEARS A. D. 1952. TICKETS AT THE DOOR To Signed; $1.00 Andrew Ansaldi . “JUST FOR YO ir 130 Ceefer St.' Cor. of Churdi ood Cootor Jack M. Gordon Phw I $9.95 George W. C. Hunt "WITHOUT WARNINO” cxnocuMaoNERa 1 MAIL6W'i 'toR e v e r Vt i^i ^ g ------— m a r Lo W ^ f o A ^ V W I g I ....

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOn^SlER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l4>. 1952 PAGB-fXVB ...... ~"'T,

IIAN CH EST^ EVENING HERALD. B1ANCHE3TER, CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952 to study othec suggestions and will >U B Rockville present further pains at a future New Iiidustey ^ ffleetlhr!''""''' ...... ’ ■ Cuw of Mifiring Gloves^ Exhibit Resuito SdTcd fit North End ROKs,Reds For Rockville The results of the favorite pic­ ifavor Votiiig Cflfeilie# Sen. Lodge ’ ■ X — ' - Not Guilty Immediate Need Described ture vote at the fall exhlbitlqn_of_ x-G I Says News Tidbits The tfMt of toe policeman’s the Tolland Coimty Art associa­ miHlnir' gloves, which was tion arc announced as follows: In One Unit p^g^ Sceil P®** Locked on Rockville, Nov. 14—(Special) UiM I^kleaf 46 Allied Firms Purchase For Bloodmohile Donations CaOed fron AP Wires opened yesterday ■ morning Adult vote: "Galewsy to Au­ Keeps Mum A Superior Court jury of ten wo-1 On July -k, -«> Rockville City voo Hit when Patrolman Roderick Mc- National Printing Plant tumn,” Waiter Van Arsdale; "The men and two men have made a Court. . teatnnpny by a state ftockviUe, Nov. 14—(Special)— ^ morrew from 9:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Lord's Supper," Forrest Musacr; Sen. Knowland of California says Employes o f Municipal 17i ^ Minister Has Oana missed his gloves whUe finding of "not guilty by reason pathqlogist^ladlsated tost toe having coffee In a North End Vital Ridge For; Craft Operations Volunteers are needed Immediate-! •"•* J* ^ * P'™' ’ "Back to the Farm," Alfred F. he wlU seek Senate floor leadership Building Seek to Vote I* O /* CaB from On Liaison of insanity" in toe case against I amount, of Blackleg' 40 which Turkey Supper J^'^ccepttd soda shop, was prolhpUy closed ly for the visit of toe Red Cross Ludwig; "Wllllniantic River,” Wal­ iAmericans if Ben. Bridges of New Hampshire a 46-year-old Bolton road man, [ conatituted ,a IctoaT^osage would Rockville, Nov. 14— (Special)— There will be a turkey supper at ler Van Arsdale; "Spring,E. decides to give up the Job. .Police Church in Baltimore several hours later with their .(OoBtbaed From Page Om ) « Together on Union trMB Fnge One) charged with assault wlth».intewt W t -b ave to exceed W ee -or-ioui^ Bloodmobils~hsre Nov,— 24.- -Tha toe Vernon Methodist Ororcji-to- Francessa '-Kltctithgr" "Paxtoral and troops break up demonstra­ « return. to commit murder. I dro)>e before causing death. It ajTj^iMd here T6aay”toat- along tram ro ca Om ) (OanOnad frons m gs imlt will be located at toe Elks morrow with servings at 5 and 6 Solitude,” E. E. Tucker: "Rocky tions by striking workers in Arab Rev. James R. Bell, minister of It apparently was a case of moon than we are with thU day- Howell Wright, of Vernon, waa' Wright waa arrested xuly 16 with other blessings in the form A vast majority of the clerks in , wiU discuss with administration Home on North Park street, the p. m. The public is Invited to at­ Shore,” Ethel Conrady; "With sO^on of Jerusalem calling for McuUve mistaken mittens rather than u A t fog.” committed to tbe Connecticut following his release from\ Nor- of renewed economic - hope for itkmn aad they got the money I municipal departmenU rilglble to the Church of the Nasarene for the j tend. the proceeds to go toward the standing,” Esther Cotton; "Peo­ elc^ ^ ^ ^ toum. complicated by the fact that toe triaL toe Bolton road man dis­ Company. National Printing main­ he said, can and do happen in Emotions." Xa, Cot WUllam N. Donovan tea- partments. except the Budget hospital and acted upon July 16.. tained working space In the 60,000 your own home. dale; "The laland." Emma Ratz: ied yesterday he found “ deRlor- I WhCno^ L«rn i Chinese are ahootlng at a small, played little emotion, but when toe Legion Initiation "Introspection.” Virginia Grant; bureau—not Just State and De­ precisely defined ridgeline that W right’s wife had complained square foot property once belong­ Executive Secretory Mrs. Eliza­ lUe conditions" in a Corregldor ydrdict was reached he broke into to Deputy Sheriff Montague White The next meeting of the Dobosz- "Kittens.” Jeanette GOtller: "F a­ Israel Submits TOe c o n c e n t I m S ^ S k s fense. probably covers less area than two ing to toe James J. Regan textile beth Spurling of toe Rockville ipound where the Japanese held soba. He wa.s taken to toe coun­ of Andover in March and he ac­ Ertel-Laboc-Hansen Post No. 14 of vored Waters.” Ruth Quandt. Beady To Start Work square city blocks. No matter how ty jail at Tolland to await trans­ firm. It ia located on Brooklyn Chapter aUtea that many pinto of „.erican prlsonera companied Koss to the hospital' blood are needed to take care of the American Legion will be held “ er w£rS5i? thefr S ^ rC f «nm Dodge arrived in Washington Typhoon Rips much they have to move their guns fer to the hospital some'time to­ Brooklyn street and Vernon ave­ Donovan said he met Provoo for Bid for Single last night. He said today that he Where Wright’s arrest followed. nue. people suffering from accidenta Tuesday. For the firat time in a The Rockville bureau of the « o n ;^ w^rkTrob^m-^ for safety, they can always bring day. number of years toe session will .*010 first time throe days after the in common with those of other em- **• ^^*^ . ,. ,,, had notified John R. Steelman, as­ Blackleaf 40, widely used in Bruneau is said to be toe inven­ and aickaesa in Connecticut as Manchester Evening Herald Is lo­ oTMider of Oorregidor. their concentrations in quickly snd Wright was represented by Jay agricultural circles as a spray-in' be held at the former meeting cated at One Market street. Tele­ ployes in the building than wUh sistant to President ’Truman, that Formosa, Toll accurately on such a familiar tar- tor of a unique home workshop, well aa for toe defense program. Hie night before he met Provoo, Plan on Korea th* "Olltflninr” urnrlcvra in fhn P***®"‘ When EiSCnhOWer talks tO Rublnow, Manche.ster attorney, and aectlcide and lice killer on animals recently demonstrated In New She asked that retidento call the place in the GAR ropms. Memorial phone .Rockxllle 5-3136. the "outdoor” workers in the de­ he was on hand to begin the g s t building. This extra space is neces­ ran said, ho and two other partments. Truman. the state’s case was presented by requires only a small amount to York City. On the strength of the Red Cross Office in Rockville and .rs gone from the Army Stays at Hotel- liaison work. Truman Urged Gen. 'toe Allies, on the dtoer hand, State’s^^ttomey Joel ,H. -Reed, of be deadly to humans, according to sary because a large number of Advertisement; (OonUnoed PYoa Page One) Easy to Change Elsenhower immediately after the Seen Over 65 demonstration, orders were said to mitoa appointments to donate tat In the underground for- Williams did not go to the club I must seek out and destroy Com­ Stafford Springs. The case went to earlier court testimony. have been placed by such well- blood: Rockville 5-3377 or 5-3378. candidates will be Initiated into Sth Annual Parade of Quartets. A. W. Bilik, special representa- with Dewey and it was believed election to name such ' advance munist guns. With 100 to 200 toe Legion and the public haa been through_ a tunnel to a home.. Foreign''ministers of 'other the jury yesterday afternoon and Also brought to the court’s at­ known retail outlets as Sears Roe­ Officials of toe Rockville Chap­ Svkes Auditorium, Nov. 22. Adm. tive of the State, County and he went to a hotel while newsmen | agents. (Oonttneed from Page Om ) Chinese field pieces In the area and. invited. $ . . area to check on health western nations also are planning except for a suppei- recess, deliber­ tention at that time was a state­ buck and Company, F. W. Wool- ter said they are aware that some 1 20 inditions In a large prisoner com- Municipal Employes Unlon^ AFU talked. There has been specula­ Lodge, one of the early backers literally thousands of mortars, the ated until 8:30 p. m. ment by Wright that he hadn’t The crack initiation team of the to go back to their capitals, leav­ east coast yesterday was losing worth Stores and many others in persons are physically unable to tund. Donovan, now 41, was a said when contacted by a reporter tion he might get an important I of Elsenhower for President, was problem becomes fantastic. Testifying for the defense were meant to kill hia wife but only large American cities. donate a pint bf blood. RockvtUe’a Willlmantic Legion will be present NEW TIES ing the UN work to their perma­ iptaln at the tlnie. late this morning that it would be I post in tbe new administration. defeated for re-election by Demo­ ferocity as It blew Itself out be­ - Drs. Albert Qiiintillani and Henry make her ill enough to remain ■nie assets of National, accord­ quota must be met to insure hav­ to carry out the ritual. Following nent delegations. crat John Kennedy, now a repre­ NO "GAS SHELLS” toe ceremony and meeting refresh­ He testified that on the mom In the Korean debate, the dele­ simple matter" to arrange a After his conference with Dewey, tween Labrador and Greenland to­ Dixon of Norwich. home from work. ing to the report received today, ing necessary supplies available sentative. When asked. Lodge said Seoul, Nov. 14 — OP)— A U. S. ments and a social will be held at At Cheney Brothers Salesroom kng after the visit to the com- gates already have before them Municipal Building-wide election tbe general planned a private din- da y,...... were bought from a realtor in New when It is needed. Transportation Do You Nooi ha . went to the JapaiW if tbe .workers indicate an intemst.-4i>er.party at the. golf club for Mrs. he did not “know anytlring" about Chemical Warfare wtpert callsi. York - who - acted . for tos. local, to.and.from toe EUks. Club will .be toe Legion Home. In addition to Teeototiomi aimed at bridging the But toe fate of a amall fishing ____,_artera to jiJeitd Tor iin- He made it clear, however, that | Eisenhower, whose birthday 1s to- his being mentioned as possibly unfounded South Korean soldiers board members met or a business creditors. fumiahed if desired. tHe iiiitialioh ceremohie*. Legion­ Spooo for Your- gap between the still uncompromis­ craft-and her two-man crew, mis­ naires'who have been members for rovwnsnts. Donovan said he had ing stands o f the West and Soviet he had not been notified by Gen- day. She is 56 years old. Elsenhower’s Secretary of State charges that Chinese Reds used Tolland session at the-Hicka School. Allied with MulUcraft In toe Special Program Neckwear in stripes, solids and small patterns. Full told that Provoo was acting eral Manager Richard Martin or. The party tonight was arranged I B«v. gnoses B. Bell or Secretary of Defense. He indl' sing In east coast Trinnity bay, gas shells against them on Sifipe.- undertaking, will be Central In­ The second in toe series of com­ 30 and 35 continues yeara will re­ blocs. was still unknown. Capt. F. Vardy 4-H Activities Partios, Woddiugs, length and bow ties. Rayon and silk with wool liningE interpreter, and that he asked Representatives of 21 countries anyone else directly connected for the family. Here with the ridge today. dustries, Inc., with offices at munity programs sponsored by the- ceive pins. a native of Manchester, was pas- be He. had a session with Provoo The western resolution calls tor will organise them. hitting a peak of 45 miles an hour. guests from Vernon on Wednesday. was acquitted of slaying her par­ C h e n e y B r o t h e r s would battlo sono in tho I family previously occupied an I Is the decision In the United Na- Ible Injury marks, was determine Mrs. Lucy Usher and Mrs. Ma­ church, and the community is in­ the office of the commanding General Assembly approval of the Bilik also said as far as toe Diminiohlng winds were forecast to have been knocked out by a awarded the Star citation of rank. ents in a yacht blast in 1947, haa iMflcer of the hospital. The com- hope of finding some way to end apartment in the church building, tions about how to get a truce in bel Spicer, spent Wednesday vis­ vited to attend the service. Property Owners HAS 2 LARGE REMNANT SALESROOM ^ UN command portion at Panmim- policy of toe State, Coimty and for toe . entire Newfoundltmd re- flying log when an artillery aheL Al Wisnewski, _adyancement chair­ obtained a divorce from Robert Blamberg will apeak 4h regard to or reprimanded Provoo. Pro- Jom lhat ho prisoner shiai T » TB-- TJuKicTpal Empibyes IThlbh' O. con m e w a r...... {This was converted into Sundayj the Korean war. Specifically, toe idbifL iting friends in Wethersfield: Cannon, 31. former Lbs Angeles Town of Vernon HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHBWTKR...... ^ Eisenhower’s preu ' secretary, school rooms, as toe school has questlonls: Howtobreak 'toeun- blew up a bunker. man for the Highland District, Mrs. Harvey B. Clough and Mrs. the nature of the commission and on leaving, told Artman— tumed to his Red-ruled homeland oemed, the workers decide what The Halifax tug Eimdatlon Lil­ made the presentation at Town policeman and bar owner. A Representative of the J. M. HALLS toc formaUon of toe organization I yesterday he knew of no doubled in membership in the past Communist deadlock over repatria- William E. Anders have relumed of his work in fhe division of inter- len a major—"You bettor be by force and asks the world body lian today was butting her way PROTEST WANTON KILUNO Hall Tuesday. Cannon, married three times be­ Clemlnatiaw Co., will be at the Complete kitchen facilities If le same thing will toe rormauon or toe organisation p,^ church building w tlon of prisoners of war? from a. New York City sightsee: group relations. He will discuss to urge Red China and North Ko­ through heavy seas some 400 miles Munsan, Nov. 14 — (/P) —United American Kdiiratinn Week fore, signed a consent to the di­ Town Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday wanted. Also bar facilities. OPEN 9 to 5:30 S A T 0 R D ^ 9 to 4:45 cow as well. He maide toe state- completely renovated and both toe j Stall on POW leone ing and shopping trip. problems which face minority ippen to you as happened to rea to accept an hrmlstlce on these off St. John’s, with toe fuel-dry Observance here of Education vorce action and agreed to an out- and Thursday, Novcifiber 18, 19, Caterer fumiahed If desired. ment when aaked for comment on | interior and exterior painted. A j Under President Truman’s ad- Nations lisison officers today too'- groups and relate ways in which • . . ; {Captain Thomson.” terms. Norwegian freighter Bencaa in Communist officers behind Allie-’ week was carried out in the com­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geckler of-court aettlement. The couple 20. from 1:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. CLOSED WEDNESbAYS ^ 1 'The gxnrerament has., charged a I ___ [ a New York dispatch to a Paria new organ was purchased and a j ministration, the United States has of Wethersfield recently paid a each person can help. For Further Information Call 1 The UN is faced with counter 1 tow. lines to inveatlgats toe killing o’ munity by several organizations. waa married in 1949. It was the ljUiat a war prisoner, Capt. Burton I w A flA 'I’fl I 1*111 ***"^apap«^ Franco Solr, that grand piano, and new insiried there must be no compro- visit to old friends and neighbors All Interested persons are in­ to discuss values with property Boviet-bloc resolutions demar.fUnj carpeting The 3,800-ton American Freight­ an American Navy Medical Oorpa- The local teachers' association act­ first marriage for Miss Overell. JOHN ANDISIO, 2-0166 lie. Thomson, was executed by the » 1 Elsenhower would go to Russia if laid where needed. jmlae on toe principle of voluntary here. She obtained custody of their vited to attend and to enter Into owners in the City of Rockville immediate return of all prisoners er Short Splice got under way man in a "bo fire” corridor alonpr ed aa host at a dinner held in the •2- or 8019 — or at the club. tsapaneae as a reeidt of a report to preliminary contacts with the In April, 1948, a Men’s Fellow- return of prisoners. The Reds have the discussion which will follow and Friday, Nov. 21. from 1:00 whether they want to go home or again after heaving to yesterday a road leading to toe Panmiinjom social rooms of the Federated year-old son, Stephan. not and the setting up of an inter­ Soviet Union turned out satlsfdc- ship was organized and a junior j demanded return of all prisoners, Gollum. her fiance at the time Blamberg's talk. The women of the P. M. to 5:00 P. M. and Saturday, Advertise in The Herald——Il Payo ^ e m Xv Provoa in the face of mountainous seas Church. Attending were repre­ Mrs? John H. Steele, Manches­ The death iwnalty is a possibil­ national comission to work out a F ire Destroys torlly. ' choir was started by Mr. and Mrs. by force if necessary. neutral truce site. of the trial, was given a ofie-year 50-50 club will serve at the recep­ November 22. from 9:00 A. M. to and shrieking winds. Her position In sn official protest, toe UN sentatives of the Board of Educa­ ter Evening Herald correspondent, 12:00 Noon, for property owners ity If FroVbO is convicted. peaceful unification of Korea. Dodge called veaterdav on «?en both of whom are much in- In the,UN General Assembly toe tion, l^A , George T. Graff, super­ leaves today to spend the winter sentence In Savannah, Ga., in tion at toe close of the program. In between are resolutions by was about 180 miles from toe en­ labelled the killing "wanton.” 1950 for car theft. Rummage Sale in the Vernon Fire District. Danbury Plantj Harry F. Byrd Virginia Democrat' terea*;!^ in music. ^ K o ^ - e i ^ SliSleS" trance of Belle Isle straita on, toe Allied spokesmen aald the bullet visor of rural education, Viola at Stow, Mass. Organizations and. Mexico and Peru accepUng the Individuals wishing their news There will be a rummage sale If any property owner or their for advice on money matters Byrd church have made wlto troops in Korea are ^ e u - northemc oast. which killed toe medic while be Larson, elementary supervisor, I Russian call for a commission long-tlme economv advocau and “ “ch progress, and through home, j vertng for a strong expression of Lloyd Barstow, school custodian Items placed In the Tolland col­ The first broadcast of election sponsored by tbe parsonage fund agent cannot meet them during In tola city, hardest hit of any was standing In a tent waa toe committee of the First Congrega­ these hours, call, Rockville, 5-3244 MARlOW’S SMASHES PRICES About Town but still holding to the principle (CoaUmied from Page Om ) results took place in 1920 when frequent critic of toe ’Truman ad^ foreign and diatrlct budgets a con-1 support of this position. Some other kind used by Communist troops. and Rev. W. C. H. Moe. The din­ umn, are asked to contact the of non-forclble repatriation. countries, however, have been talk area, chimneys toppled and a part ner was held Wednesday evening. Rockville bureau of The Herald. station KDKA reported the 'Hard- tional Church of Vemor. at Ver­ for an evening appolntmenL Eve­ Tomorrow afternoon from 1 to India, working quietly but stren­ addition, 750 pounds of hatters mlnirtratlon, refused during the ?“*“ *“*. “as ing about other approaches which of a department store roqf waa And they argued, during toe 2H ing-Cox presidential results. , non Center , in the social rooms to- nings by appointment only. hour Inveatigation, that the bul­ Following the affair, school Telephone Rockville 3-3IS6. I’clock the Monday Club of Bol uously among western and Com­ fur being processed for an out­ campaign to support his party’s authorities here feel might result whipped away. — let's line o f flight showed It ha ’ . Cehter will hold its eighth an. munist governments to find a so­ side concern were lost in tbe presidential nominee. Gov. Adlai In a diplomatic setback. In toe rugged topsails region of il Christmas sale and Silver tea lution acceptable to both sides, is flames. Chief Ireland aald plant Stevenson of Illinois. I®* ManchesUr Ministers As- central Newfoundland, trains were come from Communist territory. / . .. I sociatlon and has taken an active Administration officials private­ companion said the bullet pierced '.-llv the benefit of the Bolton Con- said to be preparing to present officials reported they carried only ly claim that evidshce of unity on moving on time despite a three to M te r toe meeting with Dodge, j interest in civic projects, toe man’s armored vest. V- atlobal Church. As in former Us own resolution. $6,000 Worth of insurance. a Byrd spokesman said toe Sena-' the prisoner issue would greatly four foot snowfall. Canadian Na­ ,'ifee fair will be held at the The Indiana have not divulged Chief Ireland was joined later tor was much impressed with strengthen the United States tional Railways snowplows were ri O nter.home of Miss Maud the nature of- the proposals they this morning by Lieut. William A, Dodge’s "knowledge and attitude’ cause In the UN. They are pre­ standing by to cope with possible drifting conditions. y. Miss EHsle Collins and Miss are working on. 'The Indian-led Sullivan of the State Fire Mar­ toward ^he subject of government I Left Turn Ends pared to urge, perhaps directly to Total 0(840,856 Brainard. Aaian-Arab group of nations also shal's office in an investigation spending. Eisenhower , Tuesday, that the At Flowers cove on toe northern Fcom Teens To 30s are considering several proposals aimed at determining the cause President-elect should endorse toe penlnaula, a young girl seriously 841 MAIN STREET 1 Company 2 of the SMFD eitln- other than the Indian one of the fire. i Qu^lfled „ Washington Informants 1 Against Wall ill with mecdngltis awaited the Left for Schools Acheron U. S. stand aa soon as poaalble. Ik ls h e d a brubrush and leaves Are at The fire chief said he hai asked | Secretary o f State I This is one of the subjects Sen. arrival of a storm-stalled mercy Unden street sti yesterday after- toe SUte Fire Marshal’s office to{“ ^. P«a«®aMy other Triimaion Of Drug Store Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin, Re­ plane to fly her to hospital, f p o n at 4;S0. join him in seeking to determine j members will sit ln\st tk.*tk.e A total of $40,856.67 remain,” publican member of toe UN dele­ unall(k»ted in toe budgets for the Obituary toe fire’s cause. Eisenhower ' - Truman conference gation, is slated to take up with New .West Stonn A pick-up truck traveling north South School and Bowers Schoo' ! Ballroom dancing instruction for The blaze discovered at 2:30 ,Tuesday. Eianehoweb headquarters Eisenhower in New York in a San Ffaneiaco, Nov. 14—(IP)— Ming people from the ages of 10 a.m. by .three city policemen In- j *ald the general might consult in on Main street about 1 o’clock tola Northern and central California additions from appropriations of morning managed to pile into toe few days. Some autooritiee here $380,000 for those two'projects. irS SKIPPItS BY FORMFIT • 14 will conUnue at toe Commun- vestigating a complaint in a p{irk- advance of toe-i<3eting with Lodge are In foi> a new pounding by wind, beliwe that, If Eisenhower pre­ General Manager Richtud Mar­ ♦ Y building tonight from 6:45 Deaths ing lot a block away was fought and Dodge, but that toera had north aide of Arthur Drug Store rain and snow tonight and 8atur-‘ fers not to speak out on toe POW tin said today that barring unfore­ 7:45. ____ by more than 100 firemen for an been no decision on whether they aiftbr toe driver made what he had day. FOAM RUBBER issue after he meets President seen dkpenaea, most of the $40,- John Addy hour and a half before it was de­ would accompany the President­ intended to be a W-d 1 The U. S. Weather bureau paid TOPPER hand turn into St. James’street. 856.67 will remain unexpended ^ Emanuel Luther League will John Addy, 91, of 43 Garden clared under control. elect to the White House confer­ to make known his views follow­ yesterday’s first fall storm wbuld toe driver of toe truck, Albert after toe accounts are clos^. r the evening vespers in the street, died at hla home last night Patrolmen and Charles Chelso, ence. X I ing their talk. taper off into showers and gusts of toe church Sunday night McKeown, 25, o f 160 Center Budgets recently approved by The light way to ^ after a long illness B om in Coun­ Daniel J. Devine, Jr., and Thomas In general, Truman la prepared to ^ y . street, told police that it was a toe Board of Directors after they at 7 o’clock. After the service, a ty Armagh. Ireland, the son of the Leahy reported hearing what to offer his successor a voice in San EYancisco was pelted with 'Visiness meeting will be held by late Samuel and Jemlna Cordner defective steering mechanism were submitted by General Mana- INNERSPRING sounded like an explosion as they all those foreign policy decisioiu of an Inch of rain from 8 p.m. er Richard Martin Include $37.- 4he league, followed by refreah- Addy. he had been a resident of were In the parking lot. This was Davies in Secret Which had converted hia Intendodi to 2 a.m. and the downpour was 6 FOAMRUIIKR ^ 90-degfeeo«.d.ar.M, turnt.in. into*a , were kUled In- teams: TlckeU for Father TOnnl- BUY NOW ON OUR UW-AWAY PLAN FOR Manchester waa apparent low bid­ *®™’ **^ BtanUy on too morning of last j en’s lecture may be reserved at tha tic Front Pone) and a clam 'tractor being used in the oauldaT say anything. Then be comfortable Nylon Net tummy panel. $ 6 .5 0 satin elostic ponels Cfird of Thfinks der today for ' toe purchase of sanitary fill process at the town residenu are invited. 1 jjarch 18 when an explosion that- j BuBincU Memorial bax-offloa,' or We wish to express our ilneere $400,000 in town tax anticipation tered a light pickup truck in which by contacting Robert Hale. ' The handed me toe tolls he had in his 2Vz" woistbond. $5.00 ' fore pnd oft. $7.50 "" disposal area off Olcotf street. FEAR SWINE DISEASE bock. $6.50 fiBaaks for the nwajr Uad expreuton* notes, offering a per annum dia- Bids for toe qab, designed to they were aeated. Roddick has proceeds from toe lectuca wUl be hand and ran out of toe plant.'' ■ eympetby at tbe time of our be- Hartford, Nov. 14—OP)— !■ Rego said the son waa told to clear, vibrant wool . . . count of .95 of I per cent. 'rotect the tractor joperator during been indicted by a grand jury for toe benefit of the Maiyknell Ingefiipualy styled to flat­ Alfric’ M. fiteele, The Manchester Trust Company iclement weather, will be receiv­ feared that the firat Coaneetient separately for the deaths 1 Ifiseiona. go straight home a few minutes WANTED S ootbreak of a rapidly epreadiag ter your figure! Buy it in P _____ Jeo fi. Steele. offered a rate of 1.10. ed at toe office o f General M anim r Wright and his wife and ia now be­ latar but wasn’t - Mtlfled im- Light-Hf ortid Skippies for Comfort! disrase in awtee haa occu lted la medUtely of toe tragedy. eizes 10-18 in purple, roy­ Other bidders were Hartford Richard Martin imtil 3 p.pi. I w . ing tried for toe death of Wright. | STATE IS BOMBED TO PURCHASE \ al or red. la MeitoriaiB Connecticut Trust Company, 1.085; 24. a herd aear Hartford, Dr. Jean "What word got around toe _____ o< .Hartford, Nov. 14— Goa- W XaIn sincerssia sad levirc memorr Phoenix State Bank and Trust V. Smltb, state veterlaariaB, re­ BUILDING IS GUTTE D aectient waa heashed theprett- p la n t j Rego Said, "you could i A SMALL There's nothing like Skippies for the Choose from these and our many fwtte and msthar Aan■ I kf. V Stacie■ • wlM vealed today! He withheld the teota ia practically •verybody’s ’IS promoted to that baareolr raeua Company, IJO; Hartford National . SEFK TO HALT CASE Stamford, Nov. 14—0P>—A eaUy la aa imeaaeMeed O tH Ideatlty of the herd peadiag other young models — from them is ^orember 5. U62. Bank and Truat. Company, 1.20; ' WasUagtoB, Nov. 14— / Bnsbaad and sea. GdMral Manager Richard Martin, a Bed agMt. . -i'

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■ANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD. BtANCHESTER. CONN, FRnJAT, NOVEMBER U . 1982 cur often among children, teen- ' -KifitTr btWf'¥®}SiI»tir'' Community Houae; old fashioned W f h r r m r T^Ils of and Mrs. T . William Graham, Jr. WDBO—IN * group, he sold. Coimnuniat Bhall ba employod by again thd committee In igharge. clam chowder eupper, 5:15..,apd Kaaw_anq^i v Skywatch Schedule However, there j. la a relatively' |Rattrl;f^ r the United Nation*. The preient Coventry 6:15 p. m., vestry First Congrega­ WCCC—1260 ’. Ftaa Club Dance WKNB— 54# EMtera Stiwiatird Thp* WNHC—Ch. « simple control for diabetes which British government has the right William Smith will be In gen­ tional Church by choir; public '48 OLDS For Diabetics uaually pllowa its victims to live Cttntlng ll^ralb to insist, if it should choose to. eral charge of a public round and round sad square daiice, 8 p. m.. ■» HaturtlaT — nearly' normal and active lives, square dance tomorrow from 8 Church Community House by GREEN 4-DOOR-SEDAN 4:M—WONS—Jack .Dowpey's (luSIfrg that no BritUher who is not « 8th Grade Sales at $2^378 Shop. —------»!*•—w n c —S ? ! ^ ”AtwoodL “Nawa. Midnight- 2 a.m...... George Cohen provided the diseaae la found in p. -m. until midnight at the Pine CSiristI ih Endeavor Society of 2 a.m.- 4 a.m...... Robert Alley Dr. Lockward Say* Drive member of the Ooriser\ntive party REAL ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION • w n c—Bwkitage WIfa.* WON8—Hecry'a Rl-JInx. Herbert Firaiice to Direct time. Dr. Lockward explained that " ^ 1 1 WMtll Lake Shores Community Club­ Second Congregational Church; WTHT—Cal Ttqpay. WDRC—Farm Program. 4a.m.- 6 a.m...... R o b ert Edwartls, Richard Frosch Next Week Requires for every known diabetic there ia llKiicliMtcr. Conn. should be employed by the Unit­ house, South Coventry, sponsored organizational meeting of nine- '- WDRC-^U Hsppena—Every Time; •tIS—WDRt^Hymi YIme. Dramatic Oratorio at 6a.m.- 9a.m...... Charles Genovese WATKINS THOMAS™. nCRGUSON. As Magazine Drive Closes member Coventry School Planning Cedric Adams. (;**—WONS—Renry'a Hi-JInx. another unknown diabetic. Each I ^ T W i . FKRaUSON. ed Nations. Any time any coun­ by the district Community Club. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES WHAT—News: Polka Hop. WDRO-Tawn Pptrol 9 a.m.- Noon ...... John J. McCauley. Merle Swallow Fullest Cooperation year, there are 60,000 new cases of BAOTHBM. INC Publlihcr* Dick Mills and hia iPralria Boys committee, 8 p. m. Robertson WCCC—Musical Scoreboard. WCCC—Production NewaretJ. South Church Nov, 23 Noon- 3 p.m. ___ - ...... Charles Trombley try changed its government, any­ SchooL WKNB—Newi- Requetl Mattpee. WTIC—Weather;.Frank Atwood. diabetes, he said, and only a por­ romided Octobor 1. iMl Coventry, Nov. 14— (Special).— .sandwiches during October and will furnish music. Home of **SafetyTe$ted^* V$td Care 3 p.m.- 6 p.m. . . ; ...... Barbara Anderson, .During Diabetes Week, Nov. 17- tion of these are detected. FUNERAL where, there could be a demand 4:I»-WON8-Jack ^wnay'a Muate WHAT—Cha^t Time. The Chancel Choir of qputh ___ Penelope Morianos PuMKbcd B*«7 Grade eight pupils ended their g,390 half-pint botUes of milk dur- Today's Event Calendar Shop. • :*»-WKNB-Newa. 21, the Manchester Diabetes De­ "Unknown diabetics are in that any United Nations em­ magazine drive Wednesday with ing this period, 512 WEST CENTER STREET , ' WDRC—St. Louie Matinee. t;U —WONS—Early Edition. Methodist Church ' will present 6 p.m.- 8 p.m...... Mr. and Mr*. William Hewitt tection Committee, headed by Dr. S E RVrCE uSSaS ^ S HoUinjrj. E "* * "!,;* “ I Friday gatherings will include Manchester Evening Herald danger," he warned, “and; I can­ IhStOfflo. It lUnchMUr. Cobb.. •» ployes who came from that coun­ gross s^es of *2,378.65, toward a Other School Notes U ttle Nippers 4-H Sewing Club, 3 Coventry correepondent Mrs. WTIC—Stella Dtllaa. w n c —Newa. Mendelssohn's great dramatic ora* | Sp.m.-lOp.m...... Leonard Darling, Franci* Hill Howard J. Lockward, will cooper­ CSJnd auM Mall Matter. OPEN TiL 9 — TEL. 4134 4:IS-WDRC—Radie Harrla. 1 i*a— WDRC—Newitlme...... John Moore, Bill Lanning not urge too strongly the need for Onnand XWest try and who did not favor the new *2,000 goal. Profits for the class Grade three pupils of Mrs. Ann p. m., Hans Hansen home; Brown­ Charles L. Little, telephone Cov­ WCCO—Good Horning. Good Hualo. torio "Eliiah.'' In the aanctuarv r 10 p.m.- Midnight ...... ate In a nationwide search with disa—WDRC-^The Recorc’ Shop. lono, Z.1IJ Volunteers for Manchester's Civil Defense program may regis­ every adult and child to take the SXmSCRlPnON BAT** government should ^ discharged fund will amount to about *600. VanDeusen’s classroom realized ies Troop 71, 8:80 p. m., Church entry 1-6281. WTHT-Kddle Amolo Time. WTIC—Bob Steele. of the church on Sunday, Nov. 23, the American Dlabeteta Associa­ D i n c t o r Parabla In AdaaBca Top salesman was Ljun Dart 16.50 from the food sale held — WTIC—Touna WIdder Brown. Morning Spe'clal. ter at CD Headquarters in the Municipal Building from 1-4 p.m., tion, the Connecticut Diabetes As­ test for diabetes. The sooner the >^SSS fo|f lack of loyalty to their ,^own 4:4Z-^WTIC-Woman In My Houaa. WONS—Weather: Henry Hl-JInx. at 7:3i(l,p. m. dUvase is found, the easier it la to iSJthi-: r75 with *143.25 Pour other pupils Wednesday night during the i:ap-WDRL-Newa: Old Record Shop. Ilia—WTHT—Momlng^Jerotlon. Mondays and Fridays, or may call 8215. ______sociation. the Hartford County I SfosUu .•••••••••••••••••■ S.W country. sold *100 o r ‘more: George Free- Parent-Teachers Association meet- . WTHT—News: Joe OIrand. WONS—News. The event is tiie first of several Medical Association and the Phar­ bring under control." Mosth ...... *»g man, *127.75; Kay Blssell, *126.80; i injr at the RoberUon School, WTIC—Juat Plain Bill. w n c —Bob Steate; Weather. maceutical Society of Hartford Uancheater lesidenta may aee ■j*!!!* point is that it is only as a fhe'mriiJ'uon of who heard the choir's performance II7 ..*aa»*a.i •••••♦•••••••••*. *S of the ■‘United—NatT6'ny|'Donald~Gehrlng,—*tl3:25r~~P«rrcH'~Sollelting-fnr food’'was-Mrar Alma WHAT—8‘ory Quean ---- 7 :» —WTHT—Newt: Top O' the Morn bysthe choir under the defection of . "St. Matthew Passion" Ellington County to find the country's esti» their own physician during Dia­ •tBfltt Copy ...... member ■ :l»—WHAT-^roaby'a Quarter. Rose, *112.50. Heckler and Mrs. Donald C. Smith. WTIC—Front Pane Farrell wffc-Mornlng Watch. mated l.OOO.OOO persona who have betes Week for a urine test for mCMBER or -- acting within the United Nations f:*S—WTIC—To Be Anirnunced. at South 'Methodist Church last U st *25 or Over, Sales The money will be used for inside WDRC—The Music Box. • spring. diabetes and don't know it. sugar, or bring a specimen for a T B * AS«OaAT*D_PR*M with the privileges of our member­ The pupils selling *25 or over in classroom entertainment equlp- WHAT—Coca Cola Cashier. WCCC—Nrwa; Good Homing, Good Eggleston Named Dr. William Stroud la also on free test to any drug store, Speci­ Tba Aaaoclatad Praaa la oaclualTaly WDRC—Memory Lane. , , Music "Elijah" has been given but aatltlid to the uaa ot or ship there, that we have any right orders follow: Allan Hernberg, ^ ment. WONS—Wild BUI Hlckock. “ WONS—Henry a Hl-JIna. rarely by the Chancel Choir. By the local committee. mens will also be tested at the to question United Nations hiring Margaret Dupont, Edwina Risley, 4-H Club News *:44-WDRC-Curt Maasey and Martha WKNB—News; Morning Special. coincidence, its last performance To Grange Post Though the detection campaign Manchester Memorial Hospital. PHONE f.ot otharwlaa eraditad Ihia Coventry Bunnies 4-H Club wUj^ Putnam Tltton. 7 !« —WHAT—Newa. and Diabetes Week are apehrhead Judith Wittmann, William Ayer, •ad dlao tha local otwa practices. We have a right to pro­ WHAT—News. 7 :»-WTnT-Weather. took place in the chancel just. live Factory medicad departmcTits. 3196 or 8606 ' ' £ l rl«IiU of rapublteatlon «f •Pf®**' Richard Lytell, Janet Eldredge, meet Wednesday evening at the WTIC—Notea aru Quotas. ‘ WONS—Weather. ed by the-'medicai profession. Dr. Dr. Lockward reported, will also dlapatehaa hrrain «ru alao raaerard. pose hiring poli<;les inside the years ago to. the day and hour of Ellington, Nov. -i4— (Special) — Lockward said, 'The very nature Barbara Contos, Richard Pepin. home of David Farrell, president. |!S*-WTHT— Frankie Frlach-Ball- wdrc- nmes. this year's performance. participate in the drive by having United Nations, and to see thnt Donald Hiltgen, Donald MacDon­ In South Coventry. Children In­ acoraa. I tta—WDRC—News. The local grange elected its offi­ of dlabeteta requires full coopers 142 East Center St. ru ll aanrlca ellaBt of N. * . A. Sara- WOKS—Cell Brown. News. cer* for the ensuing year at a their faclltite# available to factory they are adhered to. ald, Richard Risley. Lynn Cassidy, terested In joining the club may WONS—Newa. lion from the private citizen if it employes for free testing. Manchester <’ Edward Whitehead, David Orcutt, attend or contact David Or Wiliam Broadloom Kyaalag WTHT—Newa. meeting Wednesday night in the is to be controlled.” T|:aa—WDRC—News. Only those case* which register But the McCarran committee is WKNB—News, Town Hall. Gordon Miller who has Serious Aliment Lester Hill, Lorraine Johnson, King, junior leader, or South WllAT—News. wnc—News. Ted Williams positive will be notified by the city Si?Rl5S^”" 0F doing something entirely dif- Peggy DeForest, Barry Pender, Eagleyille road. Storrs. WONS—Newa. WCCC—Kiddle Corner. been master for the past two years Now listed as eighth cause of ferent. It is attempting to rule the Settnu k ITlze Winners WTIC—Newi. WHAT—News. declined the nomination and Ira D. death by disease in the United health department. Dr. Lockward -,qBggLATiowa. Philip Dewell, Bonnie Sue La-ssen, WTHT—Newa: Joe GIrand Show. said. "A positive reaction does not United Nations not from within Lyman Albi-o, Wallen Gower, Prize winners at the setback $^ •9 -5 sq, yd. *:l»—WTIC—Strictly Sports: Weather. • its—WDRL—Shoppers Special. Gets Orders Eggleston was elected in his place. States, dlabeteta is a serious, Tha HaiBid PrtBtlBS Cornw y. I b*-. WTIC—Newt. Others named; Robert McGuire, chronic ailment. Though its In­ necessarily mean that the indivi­ A— BO SnaBClal raapoMlblllty for but from without. It speaks not Elaine Carpenter. Ellen Hooper, party Wednesday night at the WONS—Patter bv Paf.rraon. WONS—Henry’s Hl-Jinx. WHAT—Supper Srrrnade. WCCC—Leroy. overseer; Mra. Gordon Miller, lec­ cidence ia higher among the over­ dual has diabetes, but that will >TyiStr«phleal arroi; appaartna jj* ■Jr Peter DeCarli,, Beverly Dunnack, Nathan Hale Community Center WDRC—Jack Zalman. Cherry Point, N. C., Nov. 14—(4»i .wSaaBiaBta and olhar ^**'5I,^***^ for the United States the United,, ,, j i Ann Mac Vane, Donald Metzel, sponsored by the Center's organ­ formerly $10.95 WKNB—Happy the Clown. turer; Sherwood Downes, stew­ weight. among .peoples over 40, have to be determined by furthsr A Tha Manchaatar Eranlrc Haralc. • :*•—WDRC—This I Believe. - WHAT-Cup of Coffee Club. —Marine Capit. Ted tVllliams, testa by the family physician," he tConMuTopiesj Nations member, but for a United i Lewis, Marion Bates and izational committee follow; Wom­ *:U—WDRC—Guy Lombardo. WTHT—Martin Agiunaky. ard: Paul Dombek. assistant stew­ among women, and especially Display adyertlslBS cIm Ib* hours: States attempting to police a Carolyn Bickford. en's first, Mrs. Herman F. Le w n c —Wealhrr. t:M-WCCC—Newa: Breakfast News former major league batting star, ard; Mrs. Lottie Finance, chaplain; married women, diabetes does oc­ added. *:*•—WnC—*mll Cote Glee Club. I ♦or ioBday-1 f- ">• United NaUons which happens to The class realized *43:95 from Doyt; liecond, Mrs. Lottie Barrow's a deluxe Wilton weave boy. received hia orders today to report Milo Hayes, re-elected treasurer; Tar Tuasdsy-~t P- ib. Monday. of Wllllmantlc; third. Mrs. Mildred WONS—News; Music for America, WTIC—Radio Bazatt. secretary, Mra. Stephle Schlude; By M. A. Benga « ^ fSSaeaday—1 P. I j j j l meet on American ..soil. It is not a food sale a few days ago toward WTHT—Sereno pammell. • WKNB—Musical Showcase. to the Pacific Coast for further For Thursday—1 P. "i. Wednesdsy. their class trip in the spring and C. Judatz. Men's first, Howard A. HospiUlity will reign supreme with Wil­ WCCC—News: Musical Scoreboard. WTHT—lop O' .the Horning. gatekeeper, Edward Miller; Ceres, *pr Friday—1 ?. m. ThurMUy. recommending a policy from' one other graduation expenaes. Richardson; secopd, , Charles M. • sM—WDRC—Newa. WHAT—Proudly We Hall. transfer beyond the seas."' Mra. Robert Hoffman; Pomona. 62 Pitkin St. Phone 819^ For Baturday—1 p. b j . Fndsy. . member to the other members, but Plnney; third, Fred Jones. Spe­ ton carpet that says “Welcome to Th^anks- WTIC—Threr SUr Extra. T *!4»—WKNB—Tour Star Time, The announcement was made Ruth Schortmann; Flora, Doris ■ I r' / Classlfled deacTiBa: 10:** a. Third In Population WTHT—Sports.'—Sports. 1 a :*•—WDRC—Newa. here by the Public Information ■day of pubtleallon e*eept Siturday— attempting to dictate to the world cials, Mrs. E. Gagnon, X-ouis Dean, giving. Here is quality-made Wilton broad­ • :SS—WONS-eports.-Spoi Heintz; lady assistant steward, Coventry, the third largest town WCCC—12 Hundred and 10 HIti. Office, Second Marine Air Wing. Mrs. Leland Sloan; Llnwood R. • a. as. ______■ in population in Tolland County, Alma Keeffe, all of Willlmantic. loom at a 12.00 saving. The handsome swirl 1 :§•-WDRC—Beulah. WTIC—Newa. organization as if no other mem­ There will be a similar party here WHAT—Symphon' Hall. WKNB—Newa; Polonla. Capt. Wllltama’ present stay on Campbell was retiring member of By Doing It Now! EVERYONE . . Friday, November 14 ber had any right to say anything will pay *4,714.02 as its share of design is w6ven-in wijh high-cut pile and WTIC—Mind Tour Manners. WTHT—Nc School Today. active duty la expected to continue the, executive committee and Gor­ the .county tax of . *45,000. , .The Nov. 26 with Mrs. Robert Gati­ .. W.XHTe=WeaUi«r; .Headline. Edition. WHAT—Italian Program.- ...... Herbert A. France,^ M r s . ' 'low-uncut pile. -Beautiful- apple green or until November; 1953. This would don Miller reirri'hg '‘m was about'UN policy; ...... t . amount is payable on or before neau, Hstmion N. Cochrane r WONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. WONS—News. This Is not strange, coming from beige for immediate delivery. Woven of 1 it .V-WONS—Tello-Teat • its—WDRC—Music OR the RecorO. ’ Herbert A. France, minister of preclude hia return to baseball elected to the office; Morton E. .... recognlzea the Med tvt A Little Late June 1, 1953. WDRC—Jack Smith. WONS—Momenta oi Comfort, next year. Thompson was re-elected to the In­ the McCarran committee, which is Miracle Fiber Rayon and Wool for clearer w n c —Spin 'Em Again. miiilc Your Garage Can Be Somebody this week had In- Meeting Planned WTHT—Elmer Davis. June Gaal and Harold Baglln, The former Boston Red Sox out­ surance committee for the regular life Inaurance but many woad^ obviously more Interested in, dis­ There will be a Dernocratlc colors, longer wear. Depend on Watkins to WHAT-Football Pfophet. • ;2*—WHAT—lUllan Mualc. fielder. a Marine reserve offleer. Is ■ flueaca enough to call a sudden l!*s—WONS—Gabriel Healter. WCCC—Newa: 12 Hundred and (0 soloists from the choir, will sing term. crediting and destroying the UN Town Committee meeting today at offer the best buys in carpeting. WTIC—News. Hits. the soprano and tenor roles, re­ to report to the Marine Corps Air To Conduct Auction what kind and much Is i halt to the McCarran Committee's 8 p. m. at the Nathan Hale Com­ WHEN WHAT—Frank Leahy Show. WKNB—Italian Hour. Station, El Toro, Calif., by Jan. 2. than it i‘s In catching Communists. irs WTIC—Cisco KIC. spectively. Two additional soloists December 15 and 16, Morton ' Inquisition agpinst the United Na- munity Center in South Coventry. WDRC—Club Fifteen. before receiving, his transfer as a And . it is, of course, a powerful WTHT—Lore Ranger. WONS—Shoppers Parade. are' being brought froip Boston for Granger will conduct an auction at Built Before Winter! best. Our free booklet helps y4>« j tions. The explanation current in Luncheon Assistants TIME TO ACT WDRC—Ed Murrow. S:4IV—WDRC-^aroer. Gate. the occasion. replacement overseas as a jet the Town Hall and he has given strategy, so long as it poses as an Volunteer mothers who will as­ ______9 ha wide WONS—PubllL Service Program. fighter pilot. i New York circles is that the some- WTIC—One Man's Fhmlly. i;4»—WCCC—A Friend of Tours. The dramatic part of We the grange an opportunity to add decide what's beat for jrwa antl-Communist policy, rather sist with preparing and serving ot WONS—Charles Kasher. prophet, Elijah, one of the great­ Before reporting to the West ONE OAR HARARE ONLY $6064* i body was President-elect Eiseii- 7:»»—WONS—Newa. 11;**—WDRC—St. Louis Helodlea. what ever they wish to help out than an anti-UN policy. The com­ meals next week follows: At Rob­ WKNB—Trail Herders. est and most taxing roles In ora­ Coast, Williama is expected to take partlc4ilar aoefla. Write for yinir t hower who was. it is assumed, dls- ertson School. Monday, Mrs. Carl i:as—Mr. Keen. the project. TWO CAR 8ARABE ONLY $107542 mittee will, of course, clalili that UTHROMmURANCE WTHT—Mystery Program. WONS—Kiddle Review. torio, will be sung by Paul Tib- a short leave and then return here Personal Mention t turbed lest the rest of the world Schwager; Tuesday, Mrs, Hart; WHAT—Emil Cote Glee Club. ' WHAT—Voice of Local 8*. betta, bass. Mr. Tibbetts is a re­ for further Instrument training. copy of -How Much and Wluft anybody who objects to its tac­ WONS—Adrenturea of Malate. WTIC—Adventurea of Archie An Mra. Henr.v Seften la a patient ahoifld think the McCarran in­ Wednesday, Mrs. Alan.som E. Stew- drewa. cent gradual* of Harvard, where Called to active duty last May, at the Manchester Hospital. THREE CAR BARARE ONLY $174040 tics wants to shelter Communists. srt, Jr.; sThursday, Mrs. Dwight WTIC—Tour Hit Parade. Kind of Life Inaurance SbmiM quisition was the key-note to thf„ ■ :I.V-WHAy-Here’s To Vets. WCCC—Keeping Up with tha Kida. he was soloist with the Harvard Williams reported here in June. Mrs. Ethel Bancroft and Miss “ But, unpleasant and unnatural F. Gordon; Friday, Mra. Edward WONS—Boaton College Football. WTHT—No School Today. Glee Club and the Memorial After a refre.sher course in attack attitude toward the United Na I*:SS—VVDRC—Osier. Drake. Cynthia Downes are spending a Estimates On Foundations and Concrete Slabs ihninh It may be, the basic prin­ Schultheiss. At the Center School, * :» —WTHT—Thia I« Tom FBI. Chapel Choir. He la well known in aviation he was trained as a pilot week with Mrs. Bancrofts’ daugh­ I Own?” / “tiona whlch wmuia ohts Monday, Mrs. Earl Lassen; Tues­ WTIC—Music. By Mantovanl. IS;**—WDRC—Parade of Youth. the oratoria and concert field in of the Marine F9F, Panther Jet. 8 to 10 Day Delivery and Erection ciples involved ought to be faced. WDRC—Gunsmoke. WONS—Bruce MacFarlane. ter Mrs. Roy Nash of Pawtuxent forthcoming leadership .of this day. Mrs. Jesse A. Brainard; WHAVe-DavIrt Rose WKNB—Uptown Rhythma. emd around Boston. He recently returned from the River, Md. — We have no more right than has Wednesday, Mrs. James Despard; l;lia—WDRC—IlorstIo Ilornblower. WCCC—Newa: 12 Hundred and 90 Caribbean where he was engaged country. He has appeared with the New .any other nation to dictate what Thursday, Mrs. Richard Palmer; WTHT—Newsstand Theater. Hits. in Traex II Maneuvers with Ma­ Built-Rite Conotruetion Go. The exertion of this influence. If WTIC—Rest Plsvs. WTIC—Mary Lee Taylor. York Oratorio Society in Bach's Mancbenter Evening Herald El­ employes the United Nations Friday, Mrs. John Kennedy. WONS—News; Salon Music. WTHT—Space Patrol B Minor Mass" and Mendels­ rine Fighter Squadron 223. lington corrfmpandent. Mm. G. F. It was Indeed responsible for tlie The menus at both schools for WHAT—News; Night Watch. ia:4»—WONS-Here'a To Vets. 37 MARBLE STREET 806 MAIN STREET shall hire. We have merely the Il:0a-WDRC— BUI Shadell; Let's sohn's "Elijah." and last season Berr, Irlrphotie Rockville 5-9818. 2-0059 2-8727 Aact that the Senate Committee next week follow: Monday, chicken Posture- »;l.t—WONS—Charles Kasher. Pretenc. sang Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex” NEHRU IS 68 same right as any other nation. pie with vegetable, cranberry •: »a—W TH T—Crosadre. ^ d d en ly picked up its brief cases WDRC—Escape. WKNB—News; Blbliquiz.. with the Boston Symphony Or­ There are about 150 apeciea of MANCHESTER, CONN. i t f l INIUIANCI COMPANY There is nothing In United Nations sauce, jello; 'Tuesday, achooltxiy WTHT—French Program. New Delhi. India, Nov. 14—i/P)— and departed from the scene, was WONS—Top Thirty. WONS—WONS Bandstand, chestra. He has been soloist un­ true lice which live on mammals law w hl^ makes it illegal or evrn grinders, cabbage and carrot salad, *;5 4 —W TH T—News RolinduD. der Mr. France's direction in Prime Minister Jawaharlai by sucking their blood. Velcome. But it came just a little chocolate cake aquares; Wednes­ w n c —My Secret Story. suspecJt'Ho be a Communist. It'is ie :*a —W TIC—Clarence Msnion. ’ WHAT-Italian Mualc. “Elijah" and Bach's "St. Matthew -Nehru's 63rd birthday was marked late. It came only after the world's day. escalloped potatoes with ham, WTHT—Fights. WCCC—1? Hundreu and 90 Hits. Passion" at Bushnell Memorial. today b.v an obseryance of "Chil- supposed to be a universal world string beans, pears; Thursday, h^fn WONS—Frank Edwards. lljtZ-WONS—Newa. diplomats gathered at New York WJtAY—News; Night Watch. It :**—WCCC-News 12 Hundred anjl The contralto part will be sung d^n'a Day,’’, including collection organization, and if it is to fill Its and eggs scrambled, hot vege­ latlS—WONS—Jack'a Waxworka. had experienced too much of the Correcting Firmness 90 Hits. by Jean Kraft, whose beautiful of child welfare funds in India's ^role its own employ must be open tables. coconut pudding; Friday, WTIC—Words In the Night. WONft—Bandstand. voice will be remembered by those capital. uncouth atmosphere of this Amer­ vegetable soup, tuna fish sand- I»:SS—WDRC—Jimmy Dorsey Orehea- WDRC—G've and Take. to people of all political faiths and tra. WHAT-Pot Pourr Della WHAT. ican inquisition. It came only after ivichea. ice cream. BreaiL butter WTIC—Newa. nationalities. Perhaps it should, in You won't stay awake worry­ WTIC—Hollywood Love Story. \this Inquisition had playecl its part and milk are served with all meals. WTHT-John Daley. WKNB-Polka Parade. its own wisdom, try to avoid the Receive USDA Suppllr« ing, when you know your home ia:45-WTIC—Pro and Con. tl:46—WONS—Here a to Veterana. THE “WOOLIEST" NAME in the resignation of Secretary II:MI—News on all atatiuna. WHAT—Roxon, Program. hiring of Americans who might be The following commodities have and your business are both ade­ Il:0»—WDRC—Tou and the World. i General Trygve Lie. And it did not lu.st been received from the TlSDA; quately Insured. Let us eheek WTHT—Late Bob E. Lloyd Attcraaea more Russian than American. But at a saving of over $20,00 I2:as—WDRC-Tneaier of Today. SOMETHING SAMPLE gome in time to prevent, yesler- son pounds smoked shoulder, four your present policies and help Show. no American Senate committee WHAT—Night Watch. WCCC—Know Your Union. IN WOOLS > day, the deranged suicide of Abra- cases eggs, six cases No. 10 cans you fit them to your current WONS—Midnight Matinee, WKNB-6Newa: Movie Time. has the right to tell it what it needs. WONS—Man on lh» Fkrm. ■ham Feller, thp American chief cherries; six five-pound ca.se.s WTiq-Newa. niusr doTany Tuore than any sub­ cheese: six cases No. 10 cans It;sa—WERC— Public Serrlca Pro­ WTHT—101 Rand. Joya. WONDERFUL SPECIALS .Munael to Mr. Lie. whom even the gram; Masterworks. WTIC—Newa: Weather. committee of thO Kremlin polit- string beans. WHAT-Italian Voice. s^lCcCarran Committee sleuths con­ An average of 347 meals were It ;SS—WTIC—Marine Corps Show. 12:16—WKNB—Perry Como Show. FOR bureau has a right to tell it what WDRC—Symphony Hall. WTIC—Down Homera.- HAPPENS cede to have been free of any sus- served daily during October. ThN_ (HARIKW.IATHRO WTHT—Late Bob Lloyd Show. it must do. 12:39—WDRC—Stara Over Hollywood. • picion on their part. Feller's strain highest number reached in any one " REAL ESTATE It :1s -WONS—Nrwi. WHAT—I aRoaa. Program. TODAY !*;••—w n c —Newa; Mualc. -WCCC—Newa. / day was 372 this week. During INSURANCE RED) CROSS WDRC—Newa. WHEN YOU '■pparently derived from the fact WTHT—Swedlah Program. October the school lunch program WKNB—Man on the Street. ------AND SATURDAY /that, as Ur. Lie claims, he had to Quick News—This Time served 7.621 children’s lunches and W20384‘*IOOE center^"? WONS—B'ng Croiby. ‘ gtruggle, as a representative of Apparontl.v we have exploded a 881 adult lunches. Double session WTIC—Farm Forum. OWN A children purchased 873 different I2:46^WKNB—Camera Shop Show. the U n lt^ Nations, to "uphold due hydrogen bomb. The evidence ap­ INflERSPRINC WCCC—Mualc for Milady. WONS—Serenaua IrT Blue, process of law and justice in the pears in letters written home by Television PACKARD ’48 PACKARD Investigations against indiscrimi­ members of the expeditiifh who nate smears and exaggerated P. M. ^ EXCLUSIVE WITH CLIFFORD'S witnessed the explosiom On the j •This product has no 4:00—Kate Smith. 'r 895348535390232348485353 4-DOOR DELUXI charges." surface, we a rc ' a.sked to believe connection whatsoever 8:00—AM Aboard. His despair apparently, came 6:1,1—Meet the Btara.> : OVERDRIVE that the authorities in chsrge of 1950 BUiCK with the American 6:90—Howdy Doodv from the resignation of Mr. Lie, National Red Cross, 6:0(V—CTIIege Roundtable. SO WHY NOT RADIO-HEATER this explosion were . determined | 4-DOOR SPECIAL ORTHO-REST 6:30—Sporticope. Which he, like many others, inter­ upon maintaining official secrecy. ! 6:40—Weather Forecast. ELECTRO-CLUTCH Sure, there are other woolen garments for preted as something pretty close RADIO, HEATER. DYNAFLOW. 6:45—World Newa Today. 1 Vital Work 1 men! Sure, many of them are lOOCe wool— but were so lax in their serrscy I A CAR Y'OU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN. 7:00—Sport Spotlight. BLACK BUT EVEN SO, there's something about to an indication of failure for the 7:15—Vanity 'Fair Theater. ENJOY measures that they forgot to for- i 7:30—Those Two. A GIVE AWAY AT WbOLRICH that puts them In a class by whole United Nations idea. bid personnel to mention the e x -: MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES 7:45—Camel News- Caravan. themselves. That WOOLRICH label means a The McCarran Committee, with 8:00—Mama. garment of superior quality. We are as proud plosion in their letters home, or to i 8:2I>—GuU Playhouse. PACKARD? pursuit of Communists as its pro­ institute any censorship over mail “ Voiir (Hfhnutbilp Deafer'* 9:00—The Big Story . to sell them aa you will be to wear them! 9:30—The Ali-rlch Family. ONLY 5 3 3 5 claimed object, thus succeeded in from the expedition. .’ll2 AVEST CENTER STREET 10:00—Cavalcade ot Sports. “ establishing In this country, in its 10:45—Greatest Fights. DOWN ~ This is so unbelievable a lapse OPEN TIL 9 — TEL. 4134 11:00—Man A'gal: at Crime. relations with the personnel and on the part of our military that 11 Movie Time. the idea of the United NaOons, 12:30—Newa. DROP IN BALANCE EASY our own instinct is not to believe ' exactly the same atmosphere that Tomarraw 100% W O O L that it happened ju.st through A. M. TONIGHT has become all too familiar In this . 9:30—Test Pattern and Muaie. PLAID SHIRTS oversight o r' carelessness. We 10:00—Space Patrol. era in world history—in Nazi Ger' Light and heavyweights. would Vjper away from that rather 10:30—Quia Kida. AND LET U5 TRADE many and In Russia. It is a small Il:00-Wlld BUI HIckok. ’49.PAOKARD preposterous conclusion to an­ 11:30- Film. YOUR CA R $8.98-$ 10.98 portion of decency for us that P M Our idteoh tenth the righh other conclusion only slightly less Tomorrow’s Features Today! . 12:00—Rig Top. CLUB SEDAN some influence was able to bring it and duliei of Asteriens FOR A NEWER prepostevous, perhaps - a con­ 1:00—Gene Outry. BLACK to a halt—a little late. in th« nnw 4*woy ANODIZED eombiirafion clHxeniMB 4Mi4 olarl our GUARANTEED clusion that the authorities youth on Iho rood to aolf> RADIO-HEATER HUNTING COATS deliberately intended to break the eevemment. Thloy hdip to SUN VISOR ' With or without hoods. McCarran Not UN’s Boss news this way—by unofficial de­ 8th ANNUAL ■oho donocrocy work. PACKARD grees. ALUMINUM AIR-SEALED VhM them during Amorkon Plastic Slip Covers, etc. $27.50-29.75 The principle which Senator What reaaons coujii there be for GHRiSTMAS SALE Education EXCEPTIONAL AT McCarran and his committee are — ,t‘ " sufh a atrangc policy? For one Wook, Ho- trying to force upon the United DOORS AND WINDOWS potential reason, perhaps we don't AND SILVER TEA UMibor9-15. USED Nslions. with their investigation HOME OF MIS8E.S. BERRY. HUNTING BREECHES want to seem to be crowing over ONI.Y S349 of the possible Communist, af­ "JIFFY" COMBINATION COLLINS and BRAINBRD AND PANTS our friend, Britain, which la' quite filiation of some L'N’efnplo.ves and BOLTON CENTER DOWN I-,,. ) $14.95 ♦bsV modera eqaipment and ma* YOUR RUDGET .who w’ould not be considered tru.st- At any rale, a ^ ’hole atomic-pro-,[ 3-gauge steel coils; extra pounds of fine white upholstery; and DOWN worthy for employ by the Amer­ ject. Involving fhousands of men. \ % Sizes ^ eUaery In {iMnecticat makes possible a' BETTER JO B a t a GREYHOUND ...... Buddy Morrow LOwin PRICE. ___ , „ ^ ican government, included in the was in progress for four years a delqxa 8 ox. heavy gray striped ticking. Prebuilt borders are (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanka. Drain­ OTHER MAKES AND American quou of UN employes. during World War II. and an Goorgo Shooring LULLABY OF BIRDLAND...... fitte^ with four rows of approximately 1,000 metal-eyelet vents. age aad aeorer line* are Installed onder the watehfal aoper- MODELS SIMILARLY EACH URERAUY But it is also unhealthy to have atomic bomb, was exploded, in the ^ COME TO THE MARDI GRAS . .. BiHy Eekstin* v M ilraf a Drainage Eaglacer. RESULT: Yoa are protected ithis government as,sume. u it is we.stern desert, throug'h the ac- Metal retractable handle* make turning easy. The hand craft­ wgntou* cooOy blHider* . . . A BIO SAVING. An engineered Job LOW-PRICED GUARANTEED Boj( Spring LASTINO a n d satwfactorv r e s u l t s . doin^ through the activities of the Ority and under the eyes of many, WHY DON'T YOU BEUEVE ME ..... Patti Pogn ed box springs are hand tied. Master craftsmen of the Red jilcOirran cbmmittee, the right to more individuala, and other bombs Listen to these records and many more MANCHESTflR Cross Company, with over half a century of experience to ^dictate what Americans this Inter- transported across the Pacific, and MATtNCE—WCCC. to match' !... Be ^ tio n a l organization shall hire. yet it was not until the first draw on, have built Ortho-Rest Bedding for long years of Be M e Sure! For what this would mean is that atomic bomb was actually dropped o ------CALL ------use . . for long yeari^of restful relief from .ppsture faults. (he United NaUons could never on Hiroshimk that any whisper BRUNNER’S hire anybody who did* not happen of any of this ever rekehed the Guaranteed for 10 years! „ • 1.75 to be in the good graces of the gov- public, over four years time. By THE McKin n e y b r o s: m m SHOP . p. — PACKARD-r- aniroent of hi* own native land. contrast, practically every letter SEWERARE DISPOSAL MNVANY MS MAIN STREET ' If we have a right to say that no from the Pacific seems to tell of FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 21 Y^:.\RS 358 Ei^T CENTER ST.-^TEL S191 ^ MANCHESTER. CONH ^kmerican who, la a Communist the'first hyrdogen bomb exploding, M U IN A 6 6 m i STWHIACI INe»4itRS ghall be amployed by the united just two weeks, ago. It- doesn't 130 CENTER ST.. COR. CHURCH ST. M cutckeHtm WATKINS V 130-132 PMri Street. Moeehesteik^TeL S30S W ' OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:30 llaUons. then Russia has a right jnake aense, not in any ordinal y / PLENTY OF PARKING' •i' ... • • " ' • I > to my tbdl no Russian who I* not DeHM. . 4. :) \ )...r ■/ . v J

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1952 P A O lN m t MANCHESTER EVENING GERALD. ■L— - t U b O K S G I R kindergarten neat fall^i^ or al Ing. The next meeting will beheld are to be presented. to the two tablet bread and oleo, milk, jelly Columbia in Hebron sometime In Decem)>er. roll; Thursday— vegetable plate, may visit in the sprina acoos Wapping Hebron ' members of the post who have en­ Open Another Link In Wilbur O o »» Highway ' Personal Mention rolled 10 or more members before scrambled eggs, bread and oleo, pamed by the child’s mother. UMVERSITY OF GONNEOnOUT Pttfy, Think and Dq^ More. milk, stewed prunes; Friday— com Chuirea Boy Aqaarlam Watrous House Miss Shirley I. Pepin; daughter Nov. 11. Ladies Aid Set qf Mrs. Marie Johnson o t Jewett 143 MIDDLE TDRNPIKE WEiT These are P. John Perham, who and potato chowder, assorted sand­ With the 85 prize money won Veteran Saves from the P T A membership capi- MmOUNOES t OOOmE IN City, ws» married to Richard H. ON THE RIGHT. OVER THE TEAOKS P M Priest Advises. Mothers has enrolled 18 members, and wiches, milk, homemade cookies. Is Demolished Richard M. Grant, who has en­ Menus are subject to change. p a i^ , the children In Mrs. Marion To Stage Fair, yJ-TItchen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John rolled 10 members. , P T A Meetlag Sat F ie l^ room have bought an F. Titchen.. of Wella Wood road, latad the combined circles on their Day for Town Four members- each were also The next P T A meeting will be aquarium for their guppies, a i_ In Fierce F# Columbia. Itov. 8 In Jewett Oity. FLETCHER CLASS CO. fmhmr 0*Brien, VConn species o f small fish. ELEMENTARY STATISTICS Bean Supper O f • growth which made it necessary to enrolled by George Kramer and Wednesday. Ojien house will be Recent Arrival ^kaplabh Speaker move from S t James' Hall to the Nimble Bridge Worker John Kulsmych, and three by Jo­ held from 7:30 to,8:30 p.m. Class­ Columbia, Nov. 14-—(Special)— Bom Tuesday at Hartford Hos-i Phone 3879 Maaehaslof American Legion home. seph M. Grilling, Jr. Commander rooms will be open and parents Manchester Evening Herald He- I For Entinieera, T ^*****^ Wzpplng, Nov. 14— (8peci«l) pital, a son to Mr. and Mrs. C ir ^ * Aimivereary Chairman Mrs. Kramer present- and friends are invited to visit the bom oorrespendent. Miss Susan The nnnuni fair of tho LndlM Aid The two-room house owned by Leonard Robinson. Jr., of Colum­ Qimbs Tall Flagpole Leonard C. Porter urges all elimble Chomista and othdra. Course bdfina Monday, Nor. 171 AUTO GLASS—COMPLETELY INSTALUaO ed Mrs. Frances SpiUane wiea, the veterans to visit a meeting of the room and confer with the tesmh- P rn ^ ton , telephons WUUnaatla Soelnty of the Cornmumty Church S. F. Watroua was completely de- bia. The Robinsons live on Lake Itov. Jsmm J. O'Brlw*. eh»p- first leader of the first circle. Im­ To Replace Lost R o^ local Post. Poet meetings are held ers. The program for the evening 1805^-8. I on campus. wlU be held tomorrow from 3 to moUshed by Are Wednesday morn­ road. MIRSOR8—GLASS FURNTTURE TOPS M d counNlor of CkUioUc ctu* maculate Conception. M n. Shea every WemieSday at 8 p.m., at the will be a panel discuaslon on the Economics Boildlnf—South Caaipiis No. 15 ■ p. m. at the Community Houie. ing. Columbia volunteers and the Honse From Europe OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ALL DAY SATUBaAt d M li at tbo UnWontty of Con* spoke of the organisation on Dec. Hebron, Nov. 15— (Special)— American Legion Home on the topic, "Guiding the Child in As­ Many articlea, including thoae Willimantic Fire. Department res­ Pfc. Peter F. Davey, of this com­ was tbo ipoaker at 'the an­ g, 1037. by the late Mrs. Rose Hor- The UittM SUtes flag was flying Green. | suming RespmisibUities." Serving LET US PILL TOUR 7 to S:S0 P. M. nuitaUa for Chrlatmaa giving, wTII ponded and fought the flerce blase. munity it one of 39 state soldiers imal banquat and 18th uuiiver- r i| ^ of Meriden. Ih e meeting was on the smdiers’ Park on Tuesday, Some MIsanderetaadlBg on the panel wUL be three pArents, ha placed on aale. A baked bean There w a i no insurance on the aboard two transports preparing' ••ry eSItbraUfln of the comUnod held at the home of MTs. Shea and Armistice Day, giving/Its silent There has been some misimder- Mrs. John Bell, Richard M. Grant 15 Weeks—$30 aupper will be served fibm 5 to 7 property slid the pogalble damage to dock today at Staten Island, jd o o im CSrcles of Manchester IS members formed the circle, one tribute to the fallen, but' it standlng about the smallpox vac­ and Gardner Q. Shorey, and three p, m. , amounts to 8500 or 8600. The N. Y,. Davey is aboard the .U. S, S. of, whom is now a grandmother. R ^ tr a tio n — First CIsas Meeting We*ieaday alcht In the American wouldn’t have been if it hadn’t cination clinic, t o ' be held In the teachers, Mrs. Marion l^elda, Mrs. Coining Eveate causa o f the Are was undetermined General Hersey, enroute from the n ^ e r O'Brien ad Usually the number is leas than Uc>rmr,cAUY Mancheater Evealag Herald bedtime aa a rule. bridge street; Wilson Cone, 28 street; Allan Rudd, 22 Drive B, quality chewing gum. Remember, too, Involved in divorces and remar­ View street; David Wiley, 91 riages. WapphiK correspondent, Mrs. An- Tonight, he is to be allowed to W r^ey’s'Spearmint Gum is a thrifty ale Collins, teMphone Manchester stay up pla)rlng with hia new toys Chestnut street; Carole Koehler, treat You get a package of nve low- Fareats Are Teachers Bolton. Father O’Brien drew a laugh Hsiw's th« n«w 4410. for an extra half hour. lasting sticks (or a y tty small cost. Be Court circles predicted thfe young ADM ITTED TODAY: Douglas sure to get the original Wrigley’a from the mothers when he re­ Johnson, South Ck>ventry; William ferred to* the “ birth control" PETITION FOR DOCTORS prince will have another title—the Spearmint Chewing Gum. Look for the Announcing The Opening Of Johnson, South Coventry: Valerie bouses being built today and the most important— added to his im- '49 CADILLAC green spear on the package. WEST SIDE TAVERN |D O McAneeny, Bolton: Hillary Mct adveitisements in m a ga ^ es where Danbury, Nov. 14— (P)—^The m i preetlve liat before his next birth­ A neeny, l^Itog; Elizabeth Treat. 331 CENTER STREET — NEAR BROAD STRBVT only father, mother, a bey and a m m w i E board of managers 67 the Danbury day.-They believe hia mother will MODEL 62 - 4-DOOR girl—never more— appear. In 12 V>" Hospital has been asked by 1.200 66 Waranoke road; Clifford Treat, cqnfer upon him the designation 66 Waranoke road; James Mistret- COME IN AND SEE m iS BEAUTY “Mike* Moaaoie aad years o f work with mung people, citiim s here to reinstate two doc­ Priiice of Wales. Fraak Eeeak, Pnprlateei the speaker said, he believes when tors suspended from the.Daabuir ta, 112 School street; Gerald Mls- WITH PLENTY OF EQUIPMENT. Hospital Oct. 1. Meeting bfider There aa been no Prince of ifM ta, 112 School street; Mrs. It comes to the education of chil­ Wales since the Duke of Windsor SPICIALIZiNG IN dren tlie b«|t teachers are the io U f* ^ . the auspices of the Danbury Medi­ Dora Stager, East Hartford; Wella MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES father and mother. Fathers should DICK’S cal Society last night, the citizens gave (ip the title 18 years' ago. It Jacobeon, 45 Wyllys street: Jo­ cooperate with the mothers. His vm also asked the' board to agree to is traditionally held by male heirs seph -Rayncr. Andover. ^ **Yoiir Oldsmobile Dealer** DELICIOUS job is not done when he hands Only Dryer with Cabinet have the State Medical Society to tha throne, but is not inherited BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a aqn automatically and must be confer­ to Mr. and Mrs. John McCon'viUe, 512 WEST CENTER STREET over his pay check, it is only be­ G U f SERVICE and Drum finished in and the State Hospital Aasocia- H O T PIZZA ginning. I f the ties of family life tion to act as mediatora in the dis­ red by issuance of a letter patent Ellington; a daughter to Mr. and . Lifetime Porcelain I OPEN T IL 9 — TEL. 4134 are good and strong the nation is RICHARD V. DUIUC. Prop. • e e pute. Dr. John D. Booth and Dr. from the monarch. Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs, 64 School MAORI OIL CO. AND SPAGHKTfl t strong; if weak, the nation is Won't throw off stoomy Samuel Belleck were suspended street. , TO TAKf OUT CORNER HARTFORD ROAD cMd RRIDGE ST. Good Friday, the Friday before BIRTH TODAY; a eon to Mr. weak. Father O'Brien said. hoot or sticky lint I by the board after they failed to Rob^o oimI Ftid OR. Mrs. Lawrence O. Kramer, lead­ (OPPOSITE RURSACK'S MARKET) C#-'/ attend a meeting at which their Elaater, probably la a corruption “TRY ’m s OTOBEB-W er of St. Elizabeth’s, the hostess No mors lilting-—bonding—hanging reappointmenta were to be dis­ of "God’s Friday,” I'aceordlng to TH EN T E V OUEE.**' the Encyclopedia Britannica. - 24 HOUR 5ERYICE Circle, welcomed the members and hoovy dolhoi on woihdoyl WMi cussed. ~ guests and extended thanks to all built-in niTRATOR you con put ths WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS METER TRUCK5 Spaghetti aad Griadem who had a part in the preparqttons AayttaM for the 15th anniversaiy, Mrs. nsw FMGIDAmE HEanC DRYn / y '. Kramer presented her co-chair­ LUBRICATION onywhsrs In your horns. Nssdi no ^ Hor Fovorit# Toy Felt With Crochet Trim Up T » W N.Y.Dro58od lURNER 5ERYICE Hat Maala Senrod Bally man, Mrs. Mary Matsaro, and com­ high-ceil phnnbing or, clumsy vgnti, Nooa to a P. K . mittee members seated -at the St^ In t^ o yl Soo our Rroof-of. 2 0 L b ^ TEL. MANCHESTER head table, and called on the chap­ VohM dsmeratratioa -dbii-s EhelagaM aad Biiilwiliir lain. Rev. Robert Carroll of St. TIRES 45?3 Bear aa Tap Bridget’s Church,' who cohgratu- GULF $ 2 5 9 .75 The whole Fatnily 20 Li5. AND OVER 85e LI. ,-rV W e prepare tbeae turkeys ready for the avea. i S DROP IN TONIGHT CAR WASHING : j “MIKE" MA8SARO TEL. 2-8808 er 8-0886 JOHNSON FRANK M. HARABURDA votes for Hot Water! ASH SWAMP ROAD. GLASTONBUBY—TEL. g-2415 Prompt and Courteous Service o w a y I ^ BROTHERS AS We are interested in serving you because we believe Electrical Contractors Dad’s fflonuog suave . . . mothet’s .housework. we can please you and couni you as a permanent cus- 1063 MAIN ST. the children’s baths and clothing. . . everybody WEATHER STRIP tomeiv ■ MANCHESTER MPARE! SAI )O R VyiNDOWS J gains in healt^ and comf. Um bookg V 1 .

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■ MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER. FRIDAY, NOVEMB^ 14, 1962 thrdugli ne^t Wedneadayi wHU PAOETEN FatherB of PTA average two to seven degrein Name CoChairmen THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB BY HERSHBERGER I CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER \HeraldWTolland Writer at 93 above the seasonal normal. Rising EY FONTAINE pox f u n NV Bu siness To Hold Program temperatures, Saturday ,and con­ For Lutheran Sale tOONERVILLE FOLKS tinued mild' through the flrat of Sense and Nonsense next w’cek. RIOIKALP &.YfoRTl.E HOMESTiy»P, ' Is Going North for the Winter An interesting program in which Precipitation during thla period Ch'ristmaa Shoppe, .the annual sale sponsored by the Dorcas So­ A judge waa pointing out to the fathers will take over the proceed­ will on the average total .between Returning to Screwbeli Sanitari­ ings has been planned for the 0.1 and O.S Inch occurring as a few ciety and the Ladies Aid Society um, the painter who waa daubing jury that a wltneaa iwaa not necea- By JIM 8O0TT ^ m showera In ext’remp north New of the Emanuel Lutheran Church, the ceiling wae hailed by Whim- aaiily to be regarded* ia untruthful Tolland, Nov. 14— (Special)— Washington P T A ’s "father's niZht" because he altered a statement he England over the week end with ay Wiyie at the foot of the ladder. . "Rockville ia the seat of Tolland to be held Tuesday at 8 o'clock in showera over moat of New Eng­ will be held in -ths'church vestry BINGO had previouslyHiade. WilHe—Got a good hold on that County." the school annex. land toward the middle of next on Saturday, Nov. 29, from 2 to Judge— For Instiuice, when I en­ A\ . \ w . ' 'bruah ? Examined under ordinary .cir­ The fathers have selected q week. ■ — 6 p. m„ with Mrs. Grace Anderson EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT tered this -:ourt today I could havd V oV ' N '\ Painter — Yea. Why? cumstances the above statement varied program which will include 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS sworn that I had my watch in my and Mrs. Viola Miffltt'as co-chair­ "V > x ^ V ' 'Willie — Hang on tight then, appears quietly logical and even a reading by Thomas Tlimer, songA men for the Dorcas Society and STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP rm moving the ladder into the pocket. But then I remembered I old hat. Many persons are of this had left it in 4he bathroom f t by a barber shop quartet and film', Deaths Last Night Mrs. Mildred Noren and Mrs. next room. same o{>inion— that RockvlUe is "Prelude to. a Life." Robert Ley­ Madeline Carlson as co-chairmen home. ^ . . . the county seat town, When the judge got home that den, vice president, will preside at for the Ladies Aid. & « Barry — You know the algn However, the same phrase, ut­ the business meeting while hus­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Articles offered for sale will In­ night, his wife said: tered in the presence of Tolland's down'the road that save “Thla will Wife—»Why all this bother about bands of the other officers will Newton, Maaa. ■— The Rev. Da­ clude handniade Christmas stock­ take you to Springfield? your watch—sending four or five oldest residenL is enough to start take over their duties, Earl Hamp­ niel J. Lynch, 73. Roman Catholic ings, dolls, ^pronS). novelties, pot­ Harry — Yeah? a minor revolution and make the f ■ * ‘ • men for it? ton as secretary and Howard Han- Army chaplain in two world wars, ted plants and the usual assort­ Barry — Well, 1 amt on that aign Judge—Good heavens'. I never utterer sorry that statement was .sen as treasurer. former head of the Boston Col­ ment of articles at the white ele­ for an hour and a half and It didn't sent anyone! What-did you do. ever issued. Following the meeting Swedish lege physics department and pile phant table. There w ill also be a A T / budge an inch. Wife— I gave it to the first one Mrs. Alice Webster Steele de­ coffee cake and coffee will be tinie inatructor at Fordham, Holy variety of Swedish baked goods as who came. He knew just where It clares in no uncertain terms that served by the refreshment commit­ Cross and St. Peter's College. well as baked beans and potato Teacher— Some flah travel, long was. •Tolland always has been and ap- tee in the school cafeteria. St. Louis — Dr.'Edward R. Mtlo- salad, and a wishing well from dfatancea. Can anyone give me an pxrently always will be, the coun­ slavich, director of the pathology which gifts for young and old may instance ? Restaurant—Oil, Gasoline, and ty seat town. The only reason that EXTENDED FORECAST department of DePaul Hospital be drawn. The Luther League will t i n k Scholar—Yea, air. A gold fish. It Strawberries— Sign on a Quebec the courts and most official busl- and former inatructor in pathology have Christmas cards and wrap­ travela around the globe every day. highway. ne«i la transacted in Rockville, is Boston, Nov. 14—(4V-The tem­ at the Univeraity of 2^gr«b in pings for sale. because in the old days lawyers perature in New -England during Crotia and Marquette Univeraity. Dtiring the sale coffee and Swed­ BUNDS A pamphlet by the Social Secur­ May every day be happier than and lawmakers were much the next five days, Saturday Bom in California. Died Tuesday. ish buna will be served. ity Administration explaining the thirstier." the last. -L. new social security law contains Pressed for an explanation, 63- this instruction; " I f you should die year-old Mrs. Steelo avers that BASIC > > » after June 30. 1952, get Ih torn h There are so many kisses in the COiORS ti5.ux» hUi world, and love gets so few of the little community of Tolland * c with your social security offlee.— would still be the county foeal Philadelphia E n q u i r e r . ______them.—F. Andrews. . ______f f .f 4 .8 X “A coupU of portorhou*# »t*ak»— ind chargo It!" point except for two reasons. She maintains that In the days when Herald Photo Male* a DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE it way the central business point Slrs. Alice W. Steele for the county, some lawyers and OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE j f land,” ! an Old Hdme Day associa­ BY L R. WILT.IAMS officials constantly complained of old Sugar Hill District and boarded FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Dot* OUT OUR WAY T. 4 Rig. V. t. F«k — Answer to Previous Puzile muddy roads and lack of liquor. at his mother’s home nearby. Mr. tion, to present hlir with a cane. e#r. IMS kjr MA RwilM. h«. The cane ia aw ards to the oldest THEY'RE MAKINT fT O 5 Their complaints, voiced • long Steele died In 1950 at the age of i^. IT □ Q Q o perton in the comihunity. It has look: l ik e EvEKy- Domes" Names |X IT 5. ■ ± fu ii>»-,Fainlly T ies.‘Strained’ ..Also discarded is a hearing aid JOKE ABOUT NNJTIN' 4 Roues □ Tj St V c m m|T| "In roy day," she stressed, which has lain in a bureau drawer Heart" IE| tle lady insists, and these are more ’EM u s E P ... rrwL CO SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 5 Leave out □ — m K # W "when boys and girls wanted en­ for years. "W'e just can’t, get her 4 Marie” U o 7 9^ T w 512 j modern and interesting times. She LOW hHLWOR u m o r n o w , < 6 Feels □ dally transcribes these times in tertainment, they went to church to wear it,” her daughter, Mrs. TH’TU'OBClCEBOy OFFICE Boy HAOfJT been STClEN WA& 8 England's m r ' A. R M mm l e a d e r . BOOSTilO 7 Finish R R V 71 the form of a column of Tolland socials and picnics with their par­ Hall explains. “No matter how A SWEAT ' THAT V princess n N 1 I jT SC>L>, V&O 3A C kA6$ 8 Otherwise " IR N £ \7 7 news items for The Manchester ents. "iTiere was always a room hard we try, phe refuses.” \ “ SATURDAY MORNING c n n V4ER& 12 She's "sweet Mrs. Steele has two grand'qugh- ^ |M(5R A Te as apple cider' 9 Negative , votes ESD □ S. T • [■' 7 51 Herald. or program set aside for their en­ FASHION FLAT AFRAID □ □ □ ■ T [T R Mrs. Steele recollects that she joyment. Nowadays youngsters gc ters, Mrs. Ira Oeelman of Rtow, OP-/ 13 Prayer ending 10 Organ of li. 3 WATER has been a correspondent for The off by themselves and the family Mass., and Miss Bernice Halt of 14Diving bird 41 Type of blouse East Haven; one grandson. Mason fo r Eo ^y Pnmtmq On WoIIs C- ilmq-. VV; *!w 15 Pen point U Adjective 27 Ammunition Herald and the Rockville Leader ties seem to be somewhat (pl) 42 Church recess for some 30 years. Except for one strained.” Steele of Ellington and a great- 16 Most 43 Entreaty Her 200-year-old house over­ grandson, Raymond Steele. 9 — 12 28 Pain year during her marpiage, she has benevolent } ’ ° * *5 29 Shine '44 Portion lived in Tolland all her life and looks Tolland Green- and at one Her plans for the future include 1 GALLON PAINTS 18 Thoroughfaresi* 31 Second hand 46 Dry knows the comings and goings of time she and her'husband operated a pleasant winter in Massachusetts 20 Comforts 23 Danish! deal 47 Metal fastener the town as does no other person. it as a guest house when the tiny and then a return in the spring to AN AVERAGE ROOM 21 In.^urance Katharine k . pgR OMlON^ 33 Metric 48 "My Darling She will be 94 on Jan. 22. town was the county seat. Tolland to again pick up the (ab.) 24 Attention measure N ellie-----" No nosey reporting for her. She breathes an obvious sigh of thread of community correspon­ 22 Pieces out 25 Malt beverages 38 German poet 50 Third letter of People come to her with stories relief that the Wilbur O oss high­ dence. Meanwhile she'll follow the N O LXIRA CHARGF f OR D n P IO N fS 24 French port activities of the area through The 26 Tries - 40 Speed contests alphabet of social and civic happenings for way has diverted most-of the truck 26 Russian ruler publication in both papers. Most traffic away from Tolland. "There Herald which will be sent to her THE 27 Fairy queen 1 1 1 H 4 7 t » 10 1 of her work Is done in long hand were times when every room in winter home. M. 30 Entice (he almost forgotten, dignified this old house would vibrate so PHONE 4148 32 Fasten again IL i 4 wsript popular at the turn of the much a body couldn't get any 34 Depends century. sleep.” 35 Girl’s name A. The Herald correspondent and Mrs. Steele's memories of life on MANCHESTER TRUST CO. T- * 36 Compau point her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Hall, are a farm go way back. " I can recall PRESCRIPTIONS 1 MAIN OPHCI NORTH IRANCH 37 Daze iT " i4 leaving today to spend the winter when I used to hold a candle lan­ months at Stow, Mass., where they tern for my daddy,” she ex­ Carefully Compounded 1 39 Seethe 923 MAIN STREET 15 NORTH MAIN STREET 40 Skin, eruption n I will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ira plained. . "Of course you had to be BUILDING MATERIALS BY- V. T. HAMLIN 41 French sea m Creelman. Mrs. CYeelman is Mrs. careful that the flame didn't get You And Your Broom a> n Z8 fT " Steele's granddaughter. . Arihui^ Drug Store Jj AJ.LEY OOPS 42 Fill with n tl near the hay." MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT LUMBER FUEL f A During her absence the Tolland She 'also can remember when it JUSTWAITU ...WEU..WEU. horror JUOOK WHOO SCREAMNG SEE ABOUT V V » i i correspondence will be handled opt waa not unusual to use a bed­ SSftN-MAIN ST. MANCHE.STEn TeL.4 l4 A ______V.“KXJC!\OUeNATCHED THAT... 1 of the Rockville bqreau. That's warming pan on cold winter MDUOnUCK \W BOV HOENOWHeq 49 Card showing 15 Rockville, where couhty court is Your Store Of Friendly Service HE WHEN 11 WA9N(T U30K1NG, . RIGHT NOW/ place at table 14 'm nights. "You'd fill it with hot coals P held but where it isn't the county and pass it over the icy sheets Open Dally 7 A. -M. to 5 P. M. Including Wcdnesdnjr tWABKT, 51 Hearing organ VM i? I 5* •cat. ED’S SIGN CO. 52 Withered before retiring. Make a bed most Afternoons and Saturday T il Noon w//. Cartooned N comfy, that way.” 53 An Oklahoma 40 HI T{ie idea that Mrs. Steele is still • Commercial Lettering city was Besides her corresponding activi­ an active newspaper correspondent • Silk Screen Process Printing named for hi 47 ties Mrs. Steele is a button collec­ 3 ” 41 44 4S % •4 attracts nation-wide' interest. Not tor and has amassed some 15,000 54 Falsehood too long ago, a nationally syndi­ • Neon Service 55 Consumes ioi ii in her llfetirue. 41 4 cated cartoonist (along "Believe Another touchy point with her 56 Swirl I t or Not by Ripley” lines) men­ is the question of politics. She is Ed Tomezuk, Manchester 8268 a • » 54 tioned this fact. The cartoonist r. M. Rig. u. C Rbl OR. _ 57 Furtive a staunch Democrat and doesn’t wrote Mrs. Steele and also asked e^. 1M< ky MA 9ar>tm.im. VERTICAL hesitate to clarify her position. Or Hartford 2-8495 (T is S') for a recent picture. Not 'getting 1 Fastens Election morning found her up at M the photo, an artist used his im­ “You’d 000 • big improvomont In my driving If you’d tako 2 Revise 5:30 a. m. In an early trip to the ...... down that'Old foneo aitogathar!" agination and drew a picture of what he thought was a likeness of polla and ahe walked home too, the 'Tolland writer. which ia not an easy task at 93. Osne In IMseard ^ u a j j RV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Well? BY EDGAR MARTIN The result is a painful topic now. CHRIS WELKIN. Plancteei Pursuers BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Mrs. Steele shudders when she pro­ But age is relative to Mrs. Z-. duces the cartoon for view. She Steele, who atoutly^^ resists all at­ '^HERE^S- HtS VOMKI V\NO yoo A\k5T 0 » NO OiYT .TOO, tempts of "The Friends of Tol­ EVEN IF ME IS-NT- OR8Mb C « NOU \0 moM calls It a "horrible" drawing. ... WHERE CO iVt TYRRteiN M5YV0O6 TO iM R t SOO ? ' I ' v e e o n o w a r n VET ME V0KR\ , OV A ^ Actually, it isn't too bad and HIM A6AINST TALK­ you SUPPOSE KERR feOUT NOOR MtNN OO '«X> gained wide circulation when it SDO T\Vt 1 VINO A ' VVaONMA ING TOO MUCH! ME FS? YASV VVR6T 1\.V . was firs(; published. NEW CROP OF VUVNO FRKIDMRE PUSCE TO V\>9& \ SNOM 'iOO SDO« TlOOMl Mrs. Steele was also the subject of a feature story by a Hartford CHICKENS Courant writer not too long ago Electik Ranges and another story was done In the FRYERS— 56c lb. year she and her husband John ROASTERS-59C lb. Henry Steele celebrated their TSrd wedding anniversary. CAPONS— 68e lb. They were married April 12, Spectal Prices For Freesers 1877, andmoved to West Hartford Delivery In Muiclieater during the first year. Later t^iey F r l^ y Cveninga returned to ToUand where, during most of his years, Mr. Steele worked as a dairy farmer. H. A. FRINK Their meeting was on the ro­ TeL Manchester 7188 m m m .ncDdi mantic side, Mr.s. Steele recalls. Sullivan Ave.—Wappinf RY AL VERMEER 'She was a school teacher in the p p ic o fi T,\'K POP Vp\V« p.. .f FINN Wrong Movlel BY LANK LEONARD f WHO SAID NO KiDDlNQr, YOU OUGHT TO WEAR Tt WATS fine, CARLYLE! TWEM SCREAM WWEN BUT ISN'T IT A l it t l e ' KBA6EE.ALL?? HFSKAUVliT naLSNOOUfTf j tom POP! I'VE >T LATE FOR BASEBALLS; IM TALKING Til REALLY ' . THEY TRY TO CATQM 1? ABOUT MY, MHSaFMRIR o T W O OVENS •T^MY FAST ONE! S0IC1MM8! DEVELOPED V P A P E R ■ R8L18 MMNB Y VUMf 8UT IT'S MS TIMTSWIIIWyiDKnPUMWrK! ruiLY automatic ' A TERRIFIC, \ r o u t e ! TMU8UMIM SoMNnumNE NBUCRONEHU, (- II OVERWAND EffiPASBERM rpHMBurr!/wnfsmwpiiBi ■MIR«RII*WMMS IMETMBIRMZ ' PITCH-.' MPlSMOaPSMnH, RCd8fn-M P NxicMser NEHOmiOSETnZ n.cuNcyf iTAiLmcmuy! I VDURUFE ON that! t l

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m THE College Football Season in the Home Stretch I. Herald Angle ^Expect 50,000 to Watch Six Teams All Set, By Headlinen Who Play in Big Games Saturday EARL W. YOST Fighting Irish B O W lA fe Sports Editor I Prom ising Boxers Princeton and Yale Play rHEISEV WOMEN Little Bawlerettea 111 Miners Here Dec. 6 Out to Upset Sebuets ..,...... S7 — SO 147 SHOTS HERE AND TOERE *,Dec. 7 against .the Washington Madden ...... 77 76 17 243 Hew Haven. Nov. 14— The sur>.. Heading the ranning attack is ...... 66 71 — 156 Two of the top college baaketball Reijsklns and Dec. 14 against the, In Garden Feature Magnuson ^ By EARL TOST coaches in the country disagree Cleveland Browns. The game with prise team of the 1953 football sea- ‘ fullback Jerry Jiones, a deceptive- Tomlinson ...... M 63 107 276 American Profeaalongl Basket­ Michigan State son—Tale— reaches the pay-off { gaited Junior, who has made more Ollarl ...... ; ...... 67 61 66 257 on off-campua games and poat- the Browns could well decide the New Yorit. NoY. Dan Hillnskl ...... — 60 60 170 Tix Still AvHilable ball League reorganised In New aeaaon toumamenta. Coach Phog American Conference crowrfi. . . . ’s ;[x>lnt of its comeback .campaign; yards than anyone else in the rear A . L . Most Valuable 1 York last night and one of the abc New York, Nov. 14-r-(/P>—The Bucceronl and Daiiny N a r d ^ a lomorow when it meets powerful ranks. The backfield will be Totals ...... " w " m "453 1351 Allen of Kansas claims home Trotting season wrlll come to a Mitchell Withdraws rardeMea 42> For Y rIc Grill Game 'member* will be the Manchester games played off-campua.^ and close Saturday night at Yonkers 1982 college football season, an ex­ New York, Nov. 14 — (A)— Piqt- coupio o f boys struggUBg’ tO j a t Princeton in the . Bowl. Kickoff rounded out with Pete Shears and ...... ____ 61 77 64 243 British American's. Other members time is at 1:30 p. m. I Hub Pruett at the halfbacks, with Kston .. .. post-aeaaon contests are "prime Raceway. Officials expect a crowd travagant production from ^ the sized Bobby Shantx, fortified by Team in Cage Loop into the big money bracket, l ^ t Mancie I , ...... ,76 66 76 240 I^ew Haven, Nov. 14— Here are Wilkes-Barre, Scranton and evils of the game.” Ed Hickey of of 28,000 to view the finale. . . . CROWD ESTIMATES hover I jim Ralston and Jim Armstrong Annlello ...... 72 76 ' 64 24.5 Hazelton in Pennsylvania, Elmira, opening curtain, moves toward the Trinity’s Iron Man Lineman the American Leagui’s moat iralu- tonight in it heavytodght * 10- Morrow ...... 73 61 64 256 fa the exact status of the ticket St. Louis, on the other hand, SecohlE thf>ughts on aportS: Base­ FoUowrlag the annouBoement around the 60.00 mark, but Yale also slated for some duty, situation for the Yale-Prince- N Y and Pawtucket-Provldence' dosing scenes tomotrow with the abla player a'ward for 1982, la go­ rounder that promlaei' actM v-at ticket officials were careful to -n,* terminal point of the ma- Melllgaa , ...... 66 113 64 265 claims scandals arfi not limited to ball oimvi-B Invest the most. Box­ that the British Americans ton football game to be played In Rhode Island. There la a possi­ off-campus games. He points out ing proi titers make the most. current bowl game contenders In ing to demand a giant alza In- would play la the Amertian Madison Square Garden. ' point out that this is under the jority of Molloy's heaves is Ed ToUla ...... " S o *448 482 1270' bility that Bridgeport will be a creoaa in hia pay check whan he Bowl capacity and is based on ex-, Woodsum, a UIrnted end. not the In the Bowl on Saturday; ’’ that interaectional rivalries have Football owmera lose'the most. . . . supporting roles and tw6 non-bowl Baahethall Lt45gue. George Bucceronl. ivlnner o f 38 of 41, la BualneM Manager William seventh member If the down state added much to the game. "Nation- Boxing lured more youngsters this Xita across the table from Genaral MItehell saM this morning that the 7H to 8 favorite to end pectatlons of good weather for the |^eat speed, but l-Bcky Mrike* OCKINO of­ Ugs stars, reconsidered and en­ xines beat Xavier of Ohio and ma, aad tbe Mg question now Is; League pitchers In game. wron.'He Laatarza laat December, AlHiongh Inshing defeats from the Tigers. Touts ... 466 431 436 1335 STARTING H M E for Satur­ finished high up In the aamad-run Leaguea wrere reorganised. fensive line, In addition to Wood- Cook ...• ...... — no lia 222 tered last night. Fordham. day's traditional Yxuikee Con­ Caa tbe Flghtiag Irish do It again he lost to La Stana in a ftoBitch During this span, Princeton was sum, will include Jim Balme and The Hazelton franchise it held average column. When the American League or- 5Hrkls K U s 46) NEW YORK GianU, fresh from ference football game between against the nation’s No. 1 team? May 30 he haq sliaiim OriOWk making Big Three history by win­ Pete Radulovtc, tackles; Dick Totals ...... *551 534 525 1510 by the Harlem Yankees of New " I dont ivant to be unreason­ gaalned laat alghU MItnhell ning the title five times. DIetrIrhsen ...... h 65 64 250 M.rI.rtr'. <61 • an upset win over the San Fran­ Rhode Island and Connecticut at Knocking oft the nation’s best wttbdrew his CBA entry. iromlse and punch to The Polich and Charlie Coudert. Hoppe --- ...... 76 87 66 260 ..... 114 102 105 .521 York. They will play some home and ending a 22-game winning able but think I am antitled to 1 ...... 60 64 63 -057 May^r ... cisco 49ers, play the Green Bay Kingston has been set ffir. 1:30. leavyweight future ' CHARUE CAIJ>WELL'S well- guards. Frank Smith at the other Nelson .... Craft ...... 76 — 64 100 games In Saratoga. Packers Sunday at the Polo streak are not the only IncentiveB pretty good Increase,” said Shantz trained single wing executionists Jalhert ...... 69 79 100 276 ...... 100- — 76 lij This comer likes the Rams by a 28 This bout with NaiiUco could be eiid, and the previously-injured McCourt ...... 69 101 122 322 Sheridan John O'Brien, retired league Orounds. Giant halfback Ekldie for Notre Dame, however. State’s I realize that the Athletics, don’t moved a step toward another year ...... 105 126 1M .537 president, was InatrumenUl In to 13 score... Trinity is also our turning point' for Bucceronl. Baird Brittingham returning to Auruat ...... 132 107 114 3.53 Price has regained the league hard-running stable of backs ran draw oa many people as, for in' Nardlco. winner of 42 of 53, gave of domination by thwacking Har­ ToUla ...... 4.54 4.56 477 1387 ...... -^ 65 — 95 reorganizing the clrculL Me is choice to turn back, Wesleyan at Halfback Dick Claaby, left, is a strikinK example of what Harvard will deploy arainst Yale. Une- center. Gay ..... ground gaining leadershto from up a 38-0 score on the Irish last stance, the Yanktos and Indians, Mikan Gets 32 Harry Matthews a rugged aorap vard last Saturday to capture their Conran s ...... — 67 — 87 serving as chairman of the a .b .Li. Middletowm Saturday. The score, and probably can't afford to pay as backer Don Moonaw. center, of UCLA is poised to meet Southern Callfornia-s attack... Quarterback The Bulldog defensive unit has Tyler ...... W JM 63 ' Hugh McElhenny of the 4wrs xmd according to the . crystal ball, will •year, and diat’s the worst drub­ laat year before loeing ,a decision. Johnny Borton pitches for Ohio Bute against Michigan. (N B A ).______initial Jewel in the 1953 crown. been t)>e real bright spot, especial­ Mrrenlno ...... M2 74 wrlll be In the starting lineup for bing eve" handed a Frank Leahy much money as I feel I am wrorth. The Bulldogs, ever aware that Totals ...... "S25 520 466 1531 be 21 to 20... Connecticut sen­ He also lost to middleweight Ro­ ly in the past five games. Actually, Weir ____ ...... N? HO ^O PE N IN G DATES announced Steve Owen’s boys. Other home team. Notre Dame could skyrocket But taking everything into con But Knicks Win they are again an underdog, are, Frey ...... N7 111 by O'Brien are: Nov. 27, Pawtuckr iors who will bring their college bert Vlllemaln before he atiffted by rushing in these last five DImlow ...... 91 M CaMHiaaity Prraa <4) jgames on the Giants' slate are ate present sixth-ranking with a aldcratlon I don't think I am ask' his nine-fight streak. Among his perhaps what could best be de­ Cook .. • ' 84 82 W 271 4St-Provldence at WilkesJ^rre; grid careers to a close Saturday Inr for too much.” games, opponents have averaged Johnson . 80 112 310 victory. By THE A8SOCTATED PRESS victims were DlCk Wagner, lA lo ' scribed as "quietly confident" that *;■ (v'l i-m%vv Nov. 29, 5Yllkes-Barre-mt Elmira; against Rhode Island Include Man­ Bobby sought to talk contract only 1.1 yards per attempt. 4ft4 439 431 1324 .Tohhaon 88 107 84 299 chester’s A1 Rogers, Joey Betten­ For the second straight week, Sabotln, Joe B la c k w i^ Cecil Every Coach Has an All American they are both ready and able to Totals ...... 81 88 121 103 Nov. 30, Scranton at Hazleton: wdth Ehlers last week but the A ’s Big George Mikan apparently Parcells wifi be at one half­ Lsrsor court, John Krtpas. Rocco Murano, fodtball fane who like to watch h u regained his scoring touch in Hudson and Bemla Reynolds. Nar­ snip the skein. Burnrtt ...... 77 84. 116 277 Dec. 1. Elmira at Scranton; Dec. from their lliin g room Instead of general manager told the little Head Coach Jordan Olivar, back, but there is still a question Larky iV <31 5, Scranton at Manchoater; D y :. 6, Bob Noon*. Irv Panders, Stdm the National Basketball AsaociS' dlco is no polished craftsmen but about the other. Brock Martin, a Lsuth ...... 87- 104 ...... 468 462 530 1460 a stadium seat will see a top- hurler: he can punch with either hand and sort of a Twentieth Century Loch- ...... 7N 3.3 Totals Manchester at Pawtucket-Prori- Papantones, Ed Pehota, Carl tlon, but his point-harvest doesn’t Bacldield Candidate this Season regular, was hurt earlier in the .abate .... Vic's <•> Farfclt notch contest. After watching. “Let’s not talk cemtract now. wades In, eager to trade. invar who caifie out of the West Anderson ...... 70 M Bonrvrnto 81 .81 114 dence. If Bridgeport comes Into Selavka. Dick Sutkowski, Phil Tin­ Pve got to see X-rays of your seem to be doing the Minneapolis to breathe some new life into the week, and he may or may not be WInsler ...... 7 82 7« 93 109 108 r sley and Joe 'Viscount... Flosrd Notre Dame an Boston Celtics that he can play MieatiisIppI team anxious to be- Mikan tallied only seven points. On the surface this indicates a Zamaitis ...... 101 81 278 Totala ., 534 622 5.19 1695 ficial, recently opened a package 203 pound tackle plays both ways—on offense and defensoi-for Trln. 280 points for a wrlds margin over TH E BOUT, scheduled fo r 10:00 **He seems to be even better in the all of Mississippi State's points Purdue's Dale Samuels and some The Princeton tailbacks are all major league basketball. store In Bristol... New Britain roroe tbe school’s first bowl rep­ The rangy pivot specialist had agiUnst Alabama. He scored a narrow gap. However, the cold, .SiffTfii ...... 108. 88 10.1 301 ^Saturday Arcari will be seen In action against Wesleyan at Middle- Ante Reynolds, ace o f the New p. m. (e.B.t.) irill be carried on a backfield than he was at end. more around, -he will have every hard facts are that Yale victories good passers, with a combined M. Smyth ... . 68 88 71 331 DtrLMaid Conlev has been signed to a Nfi- High, one o f the No. 1 grid power resentative since ICSfi. Maryland, captured the league scoring crown national radio and television et- touchdown, threw a pass for an- .84 88 111 301 town The Silk Towmer, only a junior, has been a varsity itandout York Yankees’ pitching staff. " I strongly recommend Jack right to ask: "What does a fellow completion efficiency mark of bet­ Lois Smyth . Krrney ...... 123 128 1.16 187 tlonal Basketball Association con­ In the state scholastic football barred from the bowls by a South­ Reynolds, third last year, polled for three straight seasons before work: as usual In New York,' two against some of these foes have Lucillr Smyth , 86 8.1 93 361 O. Jarvis ...... 89 84 — 181 the past two seasons. Arcari Is a graduate of Manchester High have to do?” been uphill stniggle.s. Princeton ter than 60 per cent, 867 yarda and tract and will make his bow with ranks, drew but 800 last Satur­ ern Conference e TbunMiayla Results The Braves management at f l r i l . 270 8ROAD S at the New Haven Arena. A new for the big clash next week with Although the season is almost at Nebraska, Oklahoma A A M at the Milwaukee Hawks, 97-79. The tln, Bucceronl and Nardlco oa s ton lost the ball no less than eight decisioned Cornell, walloped little UCLA. I f Southern Cal lives up SPECIAL for another Ike Elaenhauer, this 40S frowned on C o n I e y's basketball over for most folks. It’s only start­ Kansas, Wichita at Drake and Royals, boasting a 6-1 record, were ...... 421 404 12.11 National League date for the bout will be set by decision and TKO. Murphy stopped times 'on fumbles against weak Lafayette, and in their last outing Totala .... TEL. 2-4528 to Its fifth place ranking tomor­ one a defensive guard . . . The two weeks ago beat Dartmouth. Toronto 3, Montreal 1 ambitions. Matchmaker Charlie Brown. ing for rabid alnmnl Who are in­ Kansas State at Colorado, and Smith, Gleason sparked by veterans Bob Davies both Danny boys in 1981 when he Lafayette. row. the game with fourth-rated Washington Lee at Cincinnati. recommendation is signed by Mid­ As far as the Ivy championship » Detroit 3, Boston 0 "W e relented when Conley told terested only In the traditional A and Bobby Wanzer, ivith 18 points was red hot. SPEARHEAD of Yale's attack Rlarl. Maflr 9 try In the Rose Bowl, grand-daddy ample, will be fai'ored to win the Get Nominated waa the game’s high scorer with JOHNNY LATTNER is expected Molloy, the T-quarterback who the pack with four victories. Penn Alfonao ...... 70 fil 79 212 ball back home in Washington if M, Southern Methodist at Arkan 390 of the bowl classics. UCLA has an 75th meeting with Ynie and end 19 points. to make nearly all All-America flips and feints with equal aplomb. has three and Princeton Is in third tiram m o ...... 91 91 109 ROSY RECORD we refused him permission to pidy sas, Baylor at Houston, Colorado Soblaki ...... 77 106 100 389 open date tomorrow. the Elis unblemished record in the at New Mexico and Texas Tech at New York, Nov. 14^fiV-Homer The Syracuse Nats, hitting on $ 9 s 9 5 T.IOxtS $10.0$ teams, but Notre Dame's two-way His average of completions is a spot with a 4-1 record. A Prince­ San Jose. Calif— (N E A )—San with the Celtics,” John Quinn, the 1.50x15 back is being faulted by some be­ Tribal general manager explained. UsMi Gars WaaieA- GseA Cart Waatei Tbe other R4iae Bowl entry will Ivy League. Hardin-Slmmons. ' Smith, 188-pound Princeton full­ 54.7 per cent of their shots in the healthy, but not overwhelming, 50 ton victory puts the Orange and T o tala ...... 113 342 676 1060 Jose State basketball teams never be determined tomorrow at Ann first half, downed the Boston Cel­ HOT KISHKA cause of his performance against per cent. Ten touchdown tosses Black back in the fight, while a T m h m a y have had a loaing season under "So we decided It would be miidh V Other games in the same cate­ Far West: Washington State at back, and Joe Gleason, rugged Purdue. They recall Lattner's Olbfrt ...... 100 91 100 393 less risky to Have him playing Arbor, Mich., where Purdue, No. Holy Cross defensive center, head­ tics, 96-81. Boston’s Bob Cousy 741x1$ $114$ and 980 yards in seven games, Yale verdict could be a se\’en- ...... 75 116 88 347 Coach Walt McPherson, now in his gory are Williams- at Amherst in California, Oregon at Stanford, AND KNISHES iiOxlO $9il5 G. 01l\n .. against highly polished majdr WE laiEVE WE^NAVE 10 In the poll. Invades Michigan In garnered scoring laurels with 28' eight fumbles in that one. in which however, are immutable testimony league boot stride toward the M. O liva ...... 92 El 84 357 ninth year. the "Little Three” rivalry, <3olgate Brigham Young at Utah State, ed the Eastern Regional Board's 1 the Big 10’s cUimx game. Purdue points, while liolph Schayes’ 23 AT 35 OAK Exchange Casings he had two passes completed in of hia ability to get the Job done. mythical title. Ralm oRdo ...... E7 •6 — 173 at Syracuse, Georgia at Auburn Idaho at Oregon State and Utah- nominatloir? this week for the All- his terrain and misMd three tack­ is 8-0 bi the conference and Mlchl- and North (Tarolina at South Caro­ Santa Clara at Sacramento, Calif. America football team. tallies topped the Nats, who roll­ T o U U ...... 154 646 6TO 670 ) 8-1. Wlsoonslh, als4i 8-1, is ed up a 61-47 halftime bulge. les. An All-America man can't lina. Smith, under wraps for most o f heavily favored over ladiana. have a bad afternoon. MIXFeD DOmLRS CONNECTI All eyes will be on Jack Parker the season, churned out 273 yards The CJOtton Bowl host, art auto­ Despirito Gets Frank Leahy is touting Bob Teaai N«. 18 <4) when his Mississippi State team rushing and scored four touch­ O’Neill,, defensive end. formerly of Legion, Like Silk City, G. Smith matic reservation for the South­ downa as Princeton crushed Har­ Last Night's Fights SAW TOOTH SPECIAL H. Smith west Conference champion, will be meets Louisiana State, for Parker Duquesne:- The Master confirms has scored 97 points and. 18 only Four More Wins vard, 41-21, last Saturday...... 18.1 197 231 621 CLEANEST Texas If the league leaders can get Billy Vessels of Oklahoma as the Total! Gleason; Holy Cross captain and Trsai Ne. 2 <61 \ r past old rltol Texas Chrlstlsn. But one under the Southeastern Con­ By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS . (40x1$ $S4$ I 6.70x1$ $64$ slickest of the halfbacks. star line-lMicker, played a tremend­ Has Lost But One Game M. Simmont TCU him beaten Texas In urseta ference record'. Ironically, the mark Wew York (Sunnyside G sr^ns) PRE-FAB Wes Fesler insists that if Paul J. Simmons Lincoln, R. I., Nov. 14 — (A) — ous defensive game sa the Cru­ before and could do it again. Texas was s e fb y Steven 'Van Buren, one —Dtony Jo Perez, 138, New York, Giel had one of those old-Minne­ iYE 'W '-TRV 'IM -BUY EM of Louisiana State's al 1- time Jqckey 'Tony Despirito brought saders won over (Colgate, 13-7. He outpointed Johnny Digllio, 137, Fast Service— Cold Rubber— Fully Guaranteed sota lines in front of him he'd run The Thompsonville Rinaldi Post T oU H ^ .... 195 191 192 bit \ Is No. 9 in the poll. GARAGES greats. hbhie four winners at Lincoln recovered a fumble for his team’r Br- ocTic, N. J., 8. up an almost unbelievable ^record American Legion will bring a four Chevrolet Another • conference champion­ Bruising Back T^um 8 <•» Fartrli ship due to be settled, although Other major games include: Downs yesterday to boost his wins winning touchdown. Ottawa, Canada—Armand Sa 8-10 Dap D eliTerf I as a tailback . win, one loss, snd one tie record E. and J. Hutton EffacHv* today our r o w and mad ear lolat Big Fred Franco, a full back vole, 144, Montreal, outpointed Coaches who have not seen the Tram N«. It <4t the winner won’t be eligible for East: Dartmouth at Cornell, to 346 in his drive to break the all- and Erection to Mt. Nebo Sunday when they TAKE i?;24 MONTHS TO PA from Newport, R. I.,- who carries Leslie Harris, 140, Puerto Rico, 10. : Spartans invaribly close with! ” 1 M. Turner ...... 101 R2 85 bowis, is that in the Big Seven. Harvard at Browji, Columbia at time record of 388 first place m 2-8727 tackle the Silk CItV A. C, with T. Turner ...... 85 121 105 doportmonts rahim to thoir rogulor wlntor Missouri, which has won four .Na\^,< Fordham. at Temple, North the ball for Nayy, fdso received . Vancouver. B. C.-rrEarl Walla. , M l sure Michigan State has some horses In a year. ------191, Windsor, Ont., stopped Oeorge CJMIPBELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. league games in' a row, is a three- Carolina- State at PitUburgh, The young apprentice from Law­ outstanding mention for his role top hands.” hopes of pinning the first home Totals IM 206 180 581 Parraentier, 238, Eureka, Calif. 2. 29 BISSELL STREET TE L. .■>167 Khodulo. 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN touchdown underdog to vengeful Xavier at Boston College, Army rence, Mass., is now about 20 in upsetting Duke at Durham, N. There's no question about that. loss of the season on the locals. C., 16-6. He scored two touch' The Legion has racked vp wins Tram Tim, • Fsrfrlt Black. ahead of the pace set In 1950 by Morrison and R. Morrison over the Springfield Acorns, the D. Stock No. NT-289...... $1345 Willie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone downs and pUto up 115 yards in 28 Tram Na. II <4> carries. i Winsted Pond Hills, the Spring- Clrndanlrl ...... 7 8 82 76 ; Wo wiN bo opon daily. Monday thraugh when they tied the record set by field Spitfires and - the Adams ClfRdanlel ...... 11 81 86 358 1948 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE 4-DR. SEDAN Walter Miller In 1900. Sports Mirror | ' Despirito rode winners in the George Kell of the Boston Red Eagles. The powerful Norwalk Totals I m I m 7 n 'TSh Saturday, from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.. and to 9 Orton. Raillo and beater. $ 0 0 5 ' EW WEEK END BoVlUNG PRICES first, third, fourth and fifth races Sox. has batted over .300 for the 'SI OLDS i Carter of New York successfully Tlgera got the only win against Stock No. U-904...... * r ^ ^ MKRrHANT'X LRACrE of a nine-race card yesterday. past seven consecutive seasons. I t I t . defended his world lightweight the Legion 6-0. ""1. Per A GREAT MAJORITY of the Dart*« Dalrr <0 ' P. Ii|. on Thnndoys. 88 I title for the first time by battering 1 D. DeMfrrhant 87 18 m fAlLARLE ALLEYS: ^ 25c String RbCKEf'ENGINE Legion yrlddcrs hav.> had exper ]r» ino — 203 1948 CHRYSLER "WINDSOR" 4-DOOR SEDAN I Art Aragon of Los Angeles to win I F. D^M^rchant . MONDX.Y—6-7 and 9:80 to Closing ALLEY HOURS: THERE IS ience in artlm with the old Oreva. i Duplin ...... 88 111 103 312 Blae. Baillo and beater. $ 1 1 ^ 5 4-DOOR, BLACK ; a unanimous 15-round decision, Th«^v poases.9 both a fire offenalve Ouph ...... 85 — 88 194 TUESDiW —6-8 and 9:80 to Closing $2245 Five- Years Ago Alabama Stock No, U^08. i‘, W EEK-DAYS i pa*alng md running att8f:k and a A. H^im ...... 104 m- 100 1S8 WED.—6-7^80 and 9:90 to Closing . , 6 to Closing ~ i knocked Georgia Tech from the Gallaii ...... , — 106 82 188 Perini Offers to Buy A **Safety-Tested** Used Car stiff defense. The line averages Palmer ...... — 108 — 103 )iS0 and 10:90 to Cloatag NOTHING FINER I ranks of the football unbeaten, 14- 1951 PLYMOUTH SAVOY kY—6-7 Only W EEK ENDS arourid 200 pounds. Green. _ , t P.'M . to Ctosing The. end positions will probshly Totals ,, ...... 466 555 471 1514 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES I Ten Years Ago -Michigan de- Haward'e 16) . Stock No. U-085...... $1925 fN I IMCaMPABABLB be filled hv Paul Manrini and Joe D .vls .., ...... 120 |l 103 314 Out A ll the Minority 512 WEST CENTER STREET j feated Notre Dame. 32’-20, before Hfiomoson. Mancinl Is spendlqg his T.dfoM ...... 106 66 ’ — 161 DOUBLE m iK E BOWUNB ULEJ^ 57..500 football fans at South Bend, second sesson wdth the VetJ. De­ Cranflslt ...... 67 — 108 169 1949 lUICK SUPER SEDANETTE OPEN T IL 9 — TEL. 4134 Ind. > Johnson ...... 97 101 101 2M franco and Corcoran will he te n d ­ Cowl.s ...... 97 .112 105 219 Jllack, Radio and hoater. A rad nice oar! OAK STREET ing their time around the tackle Mortln * ...... — 181 115 2 « Stock BIO« NT*2S0« •••essoaosasaos********* $1495 ^Boston Stockholders T spots. Scsila and Angelica, are the Totals ...... l04 .1x3 l5 l first string guard, while Theofolls Chevrolet Co., 1951 PORD TUDOR will be st the center This line Boston, Nov. 14—(fi>)—An offer <> While flnlshlBg fourth aad sev- White Glass d4> Oray. Haatwr, 1M09 mile car...... ‘to buy out all-of • the -mlaority ezHK-duHaff tho past two National combinatkm Ir -one- of, the beat In itm Riuw -ehaamsTi 124'- 106 iW 323 the atate ahd promise to give the Bolin. Sr...... 67 . — 112 IN 311 MAIN ST. MANCNESTEH. CONN. Stock No. NT-226...... stockholders in the Boston Braves League eeasens, the Braves are Bollji'. Jr...... 113' 112 124 .543 yeputed to have lost almost one Acea some trouble. • . ■ on or before Dec. 1 has been made FRONT LeriKhelte ...... in no 64 XH by. Lou itorini, president of that mUUon dollars. Their* 1981 home It^s Later Than T h e V et. backfield will be madel White ...... I'.... 114 M — 112 1951 44B1CURY SPORT SEDAN TILEVISION up of fullback Hank Scalia, half­ Oreea. IbdUo : and boater. . t CALLING ALL DUCKS! National League club. sttentonce totaled 487,479 aad It backs LeW: Ashley and Hank Mer- Local Sport Stock No* NT-IB81. Perini shares the controlling In­ dropped dona to 281,87K the END eik, and quarterback Bill Stetz or terest with his brothers Joseph major leagues’ low, la 1982. LEAKN HOYY TO CAU THEM It is likely that Perini set the iron Think! maybe Frank Burke will start at PACKARD 4-DObR SEDAN ahd (Charles. All three ore wealthy 1950 Dec. 1 dtodline to clear the club’s the nllot soot. , Chatter Otaea. Radio aad contractors...... Y9ITH iASY INiTRUCTWM,____. ' .. . x to .fMatonlBg stock Is owned by decks before the National Asso­ SPECIAL TH E LEGION has eight hold­ iStodr NO. •.••a*aaa Bring Yoiir ' overs from their last year’s squad. REC SENIOR Basketball C. Joseph Money, treasurer of tbe ciation o f Professional Baseball THERE’S RN EASY ROM AHEM FOR YOU! Braves, Joseph sad Leonard Hugo, League meetings early next month T ig h fM oRd iRspoct Of the starting eleven, five are League managers will hold an Im­ 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR 'The CAPEHAKT second year men. The I.*glon had portant meetifi'g'tonight at 7:30 at PHONO RECORD^ $1^ E a ck Daniel Mart, Joseph O’Oonnell, at Phoenix, Ariz. Tires In Now .iR, ro> Th^ fem e will Rit under way at 1949 PACKARD SEDAN Neither Perini nor any of the star pitchers Warren Spahn and tions Tuesday night, Nov. 28. DEER CALLS, DECOYS •eri'e Supply Video 7 o’clock. The box office will open Games will be played every Tues­ RIaelti UmSto aad haator. other stockholders would disclose Vera Bickford and first baseman Eati Torgeson. But It Is likely that Power* television with At 1:15 to pccommoJate the early day and Friday night throughoiit Steeli Nou U-812. Prieti 4 . eeO at . the former’s bidding price. tntn tifos. bolonct front $1245 much more working capital will be tl-lM h Crystal-Clear comfra. the season at the East Side Rec ’T h e. offer, was. no. surprise,” SNOW Pletnre. Superb Sym- Maney. who holds the largest needed to restore the Braves to w lin n b .' on School etreet. 1H7 OLDSMOMLE "9T* 4-OOOR SEDAN lilUIIS: ■kouit-Tosie. ' Cabloet Black. Radio aad beater. Ifydnunatle MVa. minority interest, said. *T am still their 1948 league championship YYINCHESTER strength. ' !■ UMhogaay finish, MEN’S GYM clfisa will be held DRIVEWAY Near aew Ores, paaetioe'proof ta lM considering It." w— for CHF now! Monday night from 8 to 10 at the FtEE ESTIMATES TERMS ARRANGED Sto^lt No. U^Odd. A taal bsiy at ..: rv, 4w REMINGTON CAPPING Tfuro for only Special , b U(al Bsvsrsttt 4 'East Side Rec.' Tbit ijiaaa la for FREE GRADING A U W O R K ^ ITHACA . ► AT VOW PRICES 4 men SO years and older. $349.95 POWER ROLLED GUARANTEED ' ALL AlOVE CARS HAVE THE PAMOUS "ED" MARUN and Avoid the Rush ^ (rlkar Dm Stem 1 HOWARD AUGUST’S S5S (or SULLIVAN SAFE lU Y USEOCAR WARRANTY MOSSKRG $11.50 f HOURS S A. M. to II r. U.A Moriarty Brothers topped the pin­ NOTHING Tp FAY UmL iBcludo jrcur wrnrmnljr ners In thd Merchants’ Bowling YUK CAM Y CUMKRLAND. DRYRAK Ml pleture tube and League last night at the Y. In the Rec League. Stan PoUiuky rolled THEY A R i PUT ON YOUR CAR •xdoe tax. tnRY a S50 three string total. Other AND WobuUCH HUlOlNG WEAR AND LAND SUtVEYING SSOa pr better included Rensoni 382, Reudgen 381, and Arnold 380. MORIARTY . i. F* GOODRICH HUNTING ROOTS Sales and Seryice > Edward L, Davit, Jr. MANCHESTER TIRE AUTO STORES SOLIMENE N E A A T A gL aNCB ' GLASTONBURYMONACO TEL. 3403 ' ASK FOR PAVING DEPARTMENT . YOUR FIRESTONE DEALER INCORPOnATED Regletored Umd Sareoyw •IS ultiR sm if •AlCMSm mtPttoi stss 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 IN. MANCHENTfcR New York 100. Minneapolia tl. MANCHESTER TEL. M 113-CALL AFTER 5 P. M. GOITER SPRINGS SPORTS EQUIPMENT and RECAPPING 634 Crater St^ Manchester IS Proetor Bora Ma INCORPORATED lE E T TE L. 7080 TW. T tit Rochester >7. Milwaukee 79. 295 MOAO STREET TO* MIN Syracuse 96, Bootoa II. , Isad-lMS W aoM -IM Hut W aM 'lllH Cotrttr Street, lfaRclie«ter, Conn. Phone 2*8747 UMIREL-BENDIX-MOTOROLE at the InataUaUon and profzem a t P. of JL Chapter _ apeechba In the main .Jiall.. OifU MANCHESTER — Green Manfif BOLTON— slilgle, attach CON.SIOERING BELLINO were plreeeetsd te the vtittiac o f­ L a r g e , p l e a s a n t room in pri­ THREE-FAMILY House 5-5-4. STOP AT Roi^ Three. Bedroom Ranch ed garage, open porch, hot water YOUR PROPERTYT ficers TroiB Maasechueette and t*-. vate home. Convenient to Center Immediate occupancy of one Seats Officers Home with full cellar, attached] heat, knotty pine kitchen cabl- Without obligation to you, we tiring worthy miatresa. Miss Louise CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE and Cheney's. Place to park-car. apartment Rental of two apart­ Oopplng, received a paat miatresa WANTElb—Receptionist and secre­ BUY SHOPSMTTH ON LAY-AWAY. a n h o n e s t PERSON ments will carry first mortgage. garage, enclosed aide porch, pin,e •neU, artealan well, large lot will appraise or make you a cash MANCHESTER Welding Sendee HEA'ITNO From A to R Con­ Give him Shopsmith for Christ­ Phone 2-2044. For New Year Jewel and a bouquet o f chrysanthe­ CONVERTIBLE tary for dental office. Must be I WANTED—Part time work by WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING Will Uike second mortgage if de­ paneled, shades, alumlnunj yCom- shade trees, new. vacant. Call Mc­ offer for property. See us before Portable equipment. General version burners, boiler-bumqr. mas. Use Wards Lay-away Plan— AT THE GREEN mum# from the president of tlM experienced. Good pay with young married man with car. TH A TS w h a t I WANT NEWLY DECORATED, beauti­ bination screens, storm Wlhdowa Kinney Brothers, Inc. 8060 - 2- you sell. CInsifM SPECIALS ' welding, boiler and furnace weld­ units, complete heating systeint. only 10% down holds it until Dec. sired leaving small amount of Past Mlstrea# O ub, Mrs. BAsa chance for advancement. Write | t o TAKE OVER. and doori! 4 per cent iriortgage. 3931. ETRA E-BURN kEALTY Mrs. Muriel Auden o f 9 Durkin ing. Phonea 2-1658 or 2-8762. All wqrk guarar.teed. 'Time pa3^ Hours 3:30 to 9 p. m. Phone fully furnished rooms for two or cash needad. Ideal location, large Bmc R, c /o Herald. 16; Shopsmith is 5 major power UNPAID BALANCE Excellent gUt selections, Garner leaving state. $tb,000. Phone 6273 street was installed as worthy mis­ Wilson. Buy out of season and save! ments arranged. Moriarty Broth­ 2-3771 after 3 p. m. Uxga in 1: 8’’ Bench Saw, vertical three. Compkte light housekeep­ yard. New roof, furnace sind sid­ m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s BOLTON—High elevaUon, easy tress of Daughters of Liberty, Na Mrs. Auden's associate OOlosrs DOORS OPENED, keya Sited, ers. 'Tel. 6135. • < and horizontal Drill Press, 12" tor the home. ing facUiUee avalUble. Central. ing. $21,000. 82 Chestnut street Nvertisenenb 1M7 PLYMOUTH WAN'TED—Bookkeeper for auto $21.63 commuting, healthy climate. CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 5, 125, at a semi-public Installation fbllovir: copied, vacuum cleanera, Irona, agency. Call Brown-Beaupre. | Disc Sander and Woodworking Reasonably priced. Children ac. TeL 6091. 6 and seven room singles and 1848 STUDEBAKER guna, etc., repaired. Shears, CALL MANCHESTER 3636 for Dogs—Birds—Pets 411 n e w f u r n i t u r e a n d COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS ceptable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch, MANCHE8*rEK— Colonial, Lovely hew alx-room ranch home Tuesday night in Orange Hall. Degree mistress, Miss Vara CLASSIFIED ADVT. 7191. Lathe. See this complete power cuatom-bullt 1948, with center two-famtiy ho'ises In Manchester, 1948 CHEVROLET knlvea, mower# etc. put into con­ your plumbing repairs and altera­ a p p u a n c e s aecond floor. . GEORGIAN Type home, three with many extras. Built for a Mrs. Margaret Campbell of Brook­ Dion; recording secretary, Mrs. DEPT. HOURS workshop demonstrate today at hallway, fiteplace, lavatory first Bolton, CToventry and Vernon. line, Mass., past state grand mia- dition for coming needs. Braith- tions. Prompt service. Youngs­ Wards. Buy Shopsmith now, on which la now In storage— . CHAMBERS! FURNITURE bedrooms. Uvl^ room, dining dlacrimlnaUng owner. Immediate LUy Dunlop; financial secietaiy, BOXER — Spayed female, floor. (!>ramlc tile bath eeeond Howard R Hastings, 2-1107. treaa of Massachusetts was the 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. AU Convertible!. waite, 52 Pearl street. town kitchens sold and Installed. Wards Christmas Lay-away Plan. originally sold to a young couple CLEAN, SPACIOUS double roome room and modem kitchen. First occupancy. Reasonable price M rs./iUie Lindsay; treasurer, Mrs. Help W utefl— Male 36 years old. Call 6328 after 6. AT THE GREEN • floor.^'hot water oil heat, garage, Installing officer. AU Priced to Sell. C. O. Lorentsen, Contractor. $224 with Special %-HP Motor. but unfortunately are not getting ■3 ' for rent. Suitable for eouplea or floor lavatorv and full bath. Oil, Suburban Realty Co. Realtors, FOR QUICK RESUl.TS In seltjng Violet Field; chaplain, Misa Bnuna REFRIGERATION Service, com­ married Open lb a. m. to 5 p. m. two gentlemen. Separate kitchen te driveway, combination 541 Main street. Phone 8215. The ceremony followed a pot- craig; conductress, Mrs. Bessie COPY CLOSING TIME WANTED Montgomery Ward, 828 Main warm air heat Tinrikln oil burner. ns, atorm windows, awning#, your property call Suburban BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. mercial and domestic. See our Live StpcK—Vehicles 42 1 atreet BBHIROOM BUTTE____ available. Inquire Vernon Inn, Bearrifully landscaped lot 700’ k Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main luck In the banquet hall. Tables Farris; aasietant conductress, Mrs. FOR CLASSinED ADVT. LENNOX Fumacea and warm, glr UViNO ROOM SUITE Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 d at $18,900 for quick sale. Dorothy Jacohaap; first lecturer, 155 Center Street display of guaranteed used refrig­ THREE MEN Mancheater 2-8216. $12.50 per 190*. Oarage and tool shod. Owner WILUMAIOTIC— ModemLrtic 6 street. Call 8215. were decorated with chryaanth^ heating. Earl Van Camp. 2-5844, I PAIR WORK HORSES, two Saddle OIL DRUM with faucet, also 5-PC. DINETTE SET Owner leaving atate. room heme. 2 unfinished. In ex­ mums and lighted tapers. Favi Mrs. DoUy WyUe; second lecturer. MON. THRO FRI. erators. OMrge H. WUIlama As- FRANK'S Antiques and second week. transferred. Purchase price $l4,-i Your Better Deal aoclatea, 360 Tolland Turnpike Horses, one Palomino, one Pony, I - Pitcher hand pump. Library table ■PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. cellent condition. Good location. WANTED-We have buyers for at each plate were gourds ^led Miss ArUne Wylie; Inside guard, 10:30 ArM. GUARANTEED fast plumbing and FOR hand atore, 56 •'Jooper street Buys 500. For appointment please call Pontiac Dealer Manchester. Phone 2-3580, nights Saddle! and bridles. J..,C. Scran-] • Phone 2-3265. •'BENGAL" COMB. RANGE LARGE ROOM, single or double. Only $9,000. About $1,600 cash. 6 and 6 room homes. Call 2-1167 with mints. Retiring Worth^Mls- Mrs. EUsabeth Saunderaon; out­ SATURDAY 8 A. M. heating. Alterations and new and sell# good used furniture and Howard R. Hastings. 2-1107. '7691. PLANT PRODUCTION ton, 428 Hlllstown road. "NORGE” WASHER Central, heat, hot water. 238 MANCHESTER — Scarborough Phone 8600 anytime. anytime. E. & E Agency. trpss Miss Louise Copping was side guard, Mra. Annie ly ie r ; first 1952 CHEVROLET fordor deluxe work. Time, paymenta arranged KIDDIE-KOOP crib and KantrWet f'HOOVER" VACUUM antiques. Phone SOM. Open 9 to Charter Oak street. Phone 3217, road, seven room Colonial with trustee, Mrs. Minnie Brown: sec­ MANCHES*TER— N4w six-room chairman of the committ^. Uueata yrnnt ootWEKATioN w n x «edan. Fully equipped, extremely COMPLETE Repair; by Stuart R SkeUcy BrO^i 2-8714. mattress; Whitney carriage and "EMERSON" TELEIVISION 5:30. tile lavatory, tile bath, fireplace, ANDOVER:^Hlcl«>ry Hill, Route WANTED — Direct from owner. ond, Mrs.' Ruby Hazen; third, Mrs. WORK ranen, artlatlcally paneled, tUe included Mrs. Josephln^Hingston, b e AmtEOlATED low mileage. LUce new. Only $495 { RABBITS— New Zealand and lightweight carriage; Safety-Babe Sealy mattress and box spring, LARGE ROOM with kitchen privi­ hot water oil heat, two car at­ No. 6 New three bedroom ranch. Single Family House. Write Box Ethel Duncan; color bearer, Mlea Wolcott on washing machines, ' USED Maytag wringer washer. grand worthy mistr^ of Mas­ down. Oouglaa Motor#, 333 Main vacuum cleaners, motors, smaU Flemish Giants. Call 7560. play pen; aluminum bathinette. Mohawk ruga. Inlaid, lamps, tables, leges In apartment house. Cen­ bath, double irioeetis, fireplace. tached garage, driveway, screens, Knotty pine dinette, six closets, K, c /o Herald. Eleanor Field; pianist, Mrs. Annie Put In good running order. A School and Inis line. Carlton W. sachusetts, and p i* y grands, Mrs. appliances. Pick ' up and delivery MinineiT— UreMOMltinF Apply at Call 6091. - dishes, pots and pans. ____ trally locate^ Sulteble for genUe- storm windows. Immediate <>ccu- York (hot water baseboard heat) Lydia Grsham ai^M rs. Ada Eki- Johnston; first advisor, Herbert D I A L 5121 USED TRUCKS with or without PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY bargain for $25. Kemp’s, lac. man or couple. Allen Realty Co. Hutchlna. F-5183 or 6331. pancy. Price $17,500. bodies, 4 to 10 ton cacaplty. If A-1 repair. Sale#. 180 Main. DRESSMAKING, all type altera­ full cellar, H acre lot, tile bath. ton of Brooklin^Mass. Local wo­ Metcalf ; second. William Brennan; Ponltry and Sapplies 43 KELLY’S AQUARIUM HARTF0RD 6-03U8 Phone 5105. interested call Stuart Carlson, 44 Phone 8597. tions and hems. Call Mancheater ROGERS CORPORATION FINE SELECTION of hassocks BOLTfN^—Six room ranch. FUl- Open for Inspection. $2,500 down. men seated at/iJie head titble in­ third, Oswald Weir; honorary ad­ .THIS WEEK'S 8PECUL AFTER 7 P. M- 46-4^ Call builder. Manchester 2-0975. cluded Mrs./Annie Johnston of visor, Archie Haugh; Junior past Stock Place, Manchester. 2-4555. 2- 8866. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur-| for Christmas. See our window LARGE FRONT room with twin pino ihahogany paneling. Large Meeliiig ("ailed I«Bt and Fonnd WINDOW SHADES made to order SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT MANCHBiSTER—English Colonial. Hawley s^et. supreme grand worthy mistress, Misa Louise Cbp- Mill and Oakland Streets, kev% fresh -.Jellied, fresh frozen, . today, prices $4.95 up. Kemp's, beds. Continuous hot water. robma. Fireplace. OU hot water 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy- and Installed. Venetian blinds ready anytime, .8 to 25 pounds. WHITE CLOUD MOUNTAIN If you have no means of transpor­ Two car garage, fireplace, steam COVE34TRY— 7 rooms (2 unfin­ chaplain; lArs. Mary Phelps, grand Plng. ' ______l o s t —PASS BOOK No. 77500. Manchester tation n i send my auto for yon. Inc. Phone 5422. heat,.fuU cellar, garage atUched. For Poliol Drive dramatic. In excellent condition and curtain roda. 24 hour service. MoTfiur-Trockliifi— Schauh’* Turkey Farm, 188 HlUa-1 BREEDERS, 75c Pair heat, excellent condition, vacant. ished up), fireplace, double lot, color b ^ e r ; and Mrs. Elisabeth Notice 1# hereby given that Paaa No obligation! Shade trees, lovely setting. Carl­ Bowers school. Price $15,500. , throughout. Priced well below Estimates'gladly given. Fagan MAN 'TO Wotk part time to audit town P-osd. USB3> EASY Spinner, completely DOUBLE AND Single rooms for only $89()0. Modem 5 rooms, fire­ Caveriy, past supreme mistress. The crawl stroke In swimming Book No. 77500, Isaud by The Storaco ZO A _ L —B—E—R —T—•—8 ton W. Hutchins. 2-6133 or 6231 place, oil hot water heat, $1000 An organization meeting of the ceUlng. See Bob Oliver today. Window Shade Co., Route 44 at freight bllla. Must be familiar 29 SUNSET ST .’ serviced in good condition. $40 rent at the Lampost, 17 Spruce Daughters Of Liberty No. 17 and was not known prior to 1900 ex­ Saving! Bank o f Mancheater has Bolton Notch. Phone 3-4473. ALBAIR AND Berry 'Trucking 43 Allyn St., Hartford - takes it. Kemp'S; Inc. down. AUo 8 rooms, all Improve­ March of Dimes comnilttee will Daughters of Scotia were present cept in the Sou& Pacific. Center Motors, 461 Main street. with motor carrier tariffs. See Open 'Til 9 street. Phone 2-2494. FASCINATING 5 room Cape Cod MANCHESTER — Colonial. Flre- been loot and appUcatlon ha« Co. Rubbish, ashes removed, Articles for Sale 451 with attached garage, screened ments, state road, $8600. Welles be held IrjHhe hearing room at the been made to «aid bank for pay CARPENTER win, frame unfinish­ Mr. Carlson a'v Carlson * Co., 44 WE BUY and sell good used furni­ placeilace, tile bath. 1 H % mortgage. BUY SELECT USED CAR Dump truck available for loam, JUST RBXTEIVED 1.000 sections MODERN LOVE Seat, never used, porch, nicely landscaped lot. Good Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6873 or Municipal Building tonight at ment of the amount of depoelL ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. Stock Place. YOUNO R-JASTINO chickens, ture, combination ranges, gas Earl;ly occupancy. Price $14,700. o'clock. Attorney Arthur J. Le^ BUY WISELY, gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. > of second hand radiators, new one of pair, displayed in window Boarders Wanted 59-A location. Immaculate condition, 7-7501.^ Can 2-4291. alive or dreeaed, ready for the ranges and heater# Jones Furni­ Claire, chairman of the local driye YOU'LL GET MORE WANTED — Experienced meat and used sinks, bath tubs, toilets ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. at 109 Center street. Truly a home to be proud of. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., counter man. Apply in periion. oven. Reasonably priced. Week and boilers, Wlllimantic Wreck­ last year, has called the sessiom' Anaoiineeinents 1960 Dodge Wayfarer, 2-Dr. Sedan POWER BURNERS and Range -HERALD STOVE, gas and oil warren Howland Realty. Phone MANCHESTER—Six room home, | local and long dUtance moving, end orders must be given not ing Co., Route 6 Columbia, Conn. FREE —12 to 15 pound turkey ROOM AND Board for gentleman. Wanted—^Real Estate 77 Letters have been sent to —$1,445. Burners expert'.y cleaned and Popular Market, 974 Main street. 8000 anytime. garage, screens, storm windows, various persons affiliated wUn the OUR 8TEAMTABLE haa arrived packing, storage. CsU 5187. Hart­ later than 6. p. m. Friday. Will ■with every Kelvlnator electric '^'.combination. EHectric oil pump Phone 7675.' 1950 Chevrolet' 2-Dr. Sedan — serviced. Let us service and re­ awnings, ameaite driveway, out­ LISTINGS Wanted. Single, two- drive In recent years. have AUCTION ford 6-1423. WANTED—Route driver. 6 day deliver Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall CINCO ALL Aluminum comblna- sold separately or together. MANCHESTER—Five room Cape TM y —for the bert hot paatrami and $1,395. pair your washing machine or re­ range purchased between now and door fireplace. Older shade trees. | family, three-family, bustneaa been Invited to attend m d offer coke go to 35 Oak". week. Good salary. Call 2-12161 street. Phone 8906. tion windows. No painting, no 'Thanksgiving. Watkins Bros., , Phone 7076. Cod. Shed dormer, two years bid, 577 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. 1950 Buick Sedanette—radio and frigerator. Metro Service. 3-0883. MANCHESTER —Package DeUv- AlimrtnMits—fla ts — Good location. Price $13,500. property. Have many cash buy­ their suggestions for /he cam­ between 6 and 7 p. m. changing, no storing. Free estl Inc., 935 Main street. double sliding clo#«t doors in bed­ heater—$1,545. ery. Ix>c«l light trucking and THOMPSON’S Tender 'Turkeys. LIVING ROOM heater. Also slec ers. Mortgages arranged. Please paign that is held anuklly in Jan­ ON THE PREMISES OF FOR OIL Burner eervlce and to- mate ^ven, no obligation. Call Tenements m Home, WANTED — Ride, aecond ahift, flagstone. Bolton Notch_ Quai^. ABC’S SPECIALS dishwasher, hot water heat, vUIe 5-9574. Offeretl IS-A FOR LEASE or rent in hotel excellent condition, electric hot For appointment call REFRESHMENTS ON SALE AT NOON Pratt apd Whitney, vicinity of rterillzed “ d remade like nw j Position located . In liquor and restaurant concession oil, garage, large lot. In water heater, atove, refrigerator, j ELECTROMASTER ELECT. $35.00 one of Manchester Green's In case of Inclement weather sale will fee held Inatde. Spruce atreet. Call 4986. 1949, 1950, 1951 Automobiles, as MATTRESSES MADE to order, ^ 1 jlones ^m l^re aniinoor I Rggem-ch and Development Qi- ■ r•ARmArF^ ' terpa. Douglas Motors. 33.3 CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ nearby village. Contact Wilson ^ARTHUR A. KNOFLA approximately $3,0()0. 'Model Home rooms in good location. Insulated, piml ospocioEy to the woBioB. The diMlag reomufith buuMB c Mbo closet oidds to tba dwt^Hvo tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. Agency. 54 Church, Hartford, to. notice la hereby given that Realtor . steam heat, storm, window! and ■ Main. JUST LOOK! . . . '47 CHEVROLET to Show 1- EQUITABLE CREDIT CORPO­ • Liberal Wage Scale ' 875 Main S t —Eat. 1921 charm of this qudity home. ^ / WINTER AUTO NEEDS PRICED Aluminum ‘‘storm windows and Connecticut. Sedan, Jet black, near ttrea.^1 Wanted?—To Buy > 68 MANCHE8TER—(On . the out- screens. Priced (o seU.' Owner 1941 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. Ra­ LOW” Save at Wards. Values gutters.'All men protected by In­ RATION proposes to file applicg; • Paid Holidays at thoM Mtras! Phone Offlee 5440 moving out .of state. AUce Clain- dio. heater. Hydramatic. Good SHIRT PRESS operator. Exper- Radio and Heater. skirts). Down Payment as little like these: Anti-KreWEV. gal. cah surance. Three year# to pay. Free tlon with the Banking Commission • Paid Vacations IWANTED — Storm Windows, two, Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 pet. Realtor. Phone 2-4543. clean transportation. $245. Name .A Overtime PREMIUMS • f as $3,600. IMMEDIATE OCCU­ Tha tilad kitchoB with exquisite wood coblBets, exhoust foB and HBoleum lepped^AvIdiPi 98c: 6.00-16 Tire 'Chains, pair estimates. Call 7180. Alfred | . lence not necessaiy- Apply In per­ of Connecticut for a IJcense to three or four 33’’ x -63". Phone terms. Calso Service Center. 436 son. New Model Laundry, 73 • Overtime Premiums * PAID Vacations PANCY. 4 acres place. 1-5 EAST (XNTFR street. Large six $6.98; Snow Tire. 6.00-16. exch. Charest. Owner. conduct a 'small lokn business in |X# 3-0883. room apartment with 3 porches peuBter formlBg o brokritfost Book with builtJo chlBO ccririBot oure «m added chomBlog effect, Center street. Phone 2-0980. Cost-of-living Adjustments * PAID Holidays '49 HUDSON FIVE ROOM smglS; 22 foot Uving room colonial, center entrance, $17.06. (Less Federal Taxi. Mont Summit street. Manchester,, Connecticut The of­ a-Antomatte Cost-of-Uvtng Commodore 8 Sedan. Only ■ and 1-1 room apartment with room with knotty pine paneling, basement garage, steam heat, oil, 1952 CHEVROLET Station Wagon gomery Ward. 828 Main street. ficers and directors of the corpo­ • Group Insurance ^ Adjustments 23,000. miles. Radio, Heater, - porch. Income $40 per month. 'Roofing 16-A FEMALE HELP^ fireplace, cattnet kitchen, three large living room, fireplace, side Guaranted 7,000 miles. F^lly ration are: • Friendly Working ' Cdndb * Group^suranoe Overdrive. New tires. See S Roobis wUhont Board 5t Includes furnishings in S room apt. TBe berth with shower completes pb array of wormtb ood culture tbort cob ooly be foood ia •Wilbur A. Bean large bedrooms, storm windows porch, tile bath and lavatory, equipped. ROOFDJlG— Speciallxlng in repair­ tions ,1 a .A CLEAN Plant this beauty. Bam. garage and nice shade trees. Motorcj'cles— Bicycles 11 WANTED •Calvert I. Bean {O N E DGUBLB and one single and screens, oil hot arater heat master l>edroom, Venetian blinds, O hoBW of disliBcHoB. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new j a MODERN Equipment WITHIN 10 MILES OP AIR­ •Patrick J. Ford S room for married couple or girls. ninesa forces sale. 010,800. Carl­ extra large lot, nicely landscaped, 1981 CHEVROLET lour door, roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Come in TODAY. A friendly a Coavenient Location CRAFT. Only $3,000 to $3,500 GIRL'S Bicycle, $5; also boy's •Fred V. Clute 5 Two minutes from Mein - Mreet, ton W. Hutchins; 2-5132 or 0281. down required. 5 room (3 bed­ shade trees,-good location, imme­ Priced to sell. ^ Schwinn bicycle, $20. Phone 8596 cleaned, repaired. 26 year#' ex-1 Second Shift counselor will be glad to tell ,a EAST Parking '51 HUDSON FuM :ceBieBt coEcm with louedry tubs ood built-io -ireplBg 'becud om added cooveoleoceo. A l i:- •Earl H. Newbery Super Sedaa. Oaly IgJMt { CaU 2-1614 or 47 Cottage street room) Ranch will be built. Living diate occupancy, $10,800, terms. after 3 p. m. pertence. i^ee eatintatea. Gall | .vou how to build your future MANCniESTER—Old colonial OH 'pepper tubiog. forced hot water heat, baseboard ^ rodiatioa. beautiful red onA Rooi^ imported 1947 CHElitROLET FleetUne. Two •Getn-ge L. Chllson Don’t w ait! Come in today to miles. Radio, Heater, aillte-; MANCHESTER—Furnished room . rooms. Hot water heat fireplace, room, Idtchen and bath, full cellar, Wm. E. Goodchtld, Si*., Realtor. Howley. Manchester 5361. Full Insurance in the industry with the un­ talk with our friendly employ- S tlrMdace, hot water heat oil burn­ door. A real nice car. •Willian L. Leversee wail Urea, new ear guaran­ f for refined lady or couple.' Oon- Dutch oven, large maple ahade 7925 anytime. nwhogoBy t ^ is ob odiled feoture of this home. Large gcBoge, .amesite drive, «■ city coo- meat* Munselor. ahout the Job tee. er. Priced from $11AOO and up. •Albert H, Farrell limited future. S tinuous hot water and bet water trees jm H -acre lot Oarage, .••You'll never buy a dud Waiited Autos— Program •WUliam W. Rich opportanitles . . . the many MANCHESTER—7 room (4 bed­ -DIRECT FROM Owner — 5 room veBlences. Mealy situated for trovel. 2 mlButes from WUMir Cross hlghwoy, 3 oi^tautM woii to Heating—Plnmbing 17 { heat Inquire 381 Summit street schoonjtiua at door. Purchase If you buy a car from Bud'' M d id r ^ cle s 12 Fred J. Huebner extra advantages . . . of srork- room) Ranch will be built on lot ranch home, aU electric, artesian bus step. Truly o fbie heme for Imoiediate occupoBcy bos beoB drosHcoMy redocod io prico. price $11,000. Located 429 Oak­ well, basement garage, atorm PLUMBING And heating. Special­ .We have Beveral openlnfs Rugger! 'Tortoricl Apply lag at Pratt, and Wliltney Alr- '■ROOM FOR gentleman, te bu# 100x4(X) with full cellar in excellent 1950 FORD four door custom V-8 WANTED—G-jod clean, used car#. izing in repairs. Copper—wkter ciaft. If inconvenient Just arrite An One-Owner Can land street. Howard R: HiUtinga, location. Priced under $i7,000 in­ doors and windows. Lot 150 x 300. See Bob Oliver, Center Motor lor women In our expand* Jane Yager Turned In For Tte { Une. Continuous hot wster. I%one agent 3-1107. Priced right. piping, remodeling electric equip­ Helen Simon *' At Employment Office ns a letter outlining your ex- cluding lot. Down payment re­ Price $12]900. (^ 1 2r0076. Sales. 4C1 Main atreet InK operattion*. Fadory Fabulona New Hwlaen 8808 quired $5J)00. Terms on balance. ment for plugged drain#. Edward j Directors .perience. WEST SIDE —Spaclotu colonial. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY, NOT. 16,2-5 P.M. I960 PLYMOUTH four door, Ex Jobn#on 6979 or 5044. nte of Interest to Willow Street DECORATED, fundahed ONLY $500 to $1,000 pOWN PAY­ RANCm HOUSE —Ste beautiful experience helpful. A | ;e IS Employment Ofitoe Large living room, dining room, callsnt condition. Business Services Offered 13 charged is three per cent room srith oooUag prtvUsge# and MENT. We Iiave 4 room dwellings rooms In fine location. Full base­ COMPLE7TE FURNACE repair­ to 35 yea^. Apply In per- Monday thru Friday WUlow Street Ternas Te Suit Tear Meeds haU, (all with waU to waU carpet) that could -be used for year round ment with garage. CaU Madeline month on that part of the unpaid { furnace heat.Phone 3-4428. cabih)s( kitchen, utility room, 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe. ANTIQUES ReflnlMied. Repairing ing service. Gas, Oil or coaL Win-1 livi^ #rith very little expense Smith, Realtor. 2-1042 - 4079. Mi^anically good. Boa. principal balance of any loan not Monday thru Friday pine paneled game room, three done on any furniture. Tleman, ter air conditioning ayatem# in- in czeesa of one hundt^ dollars, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. SbuBAN, Plcaaaat m m s with twin Located within $S minute drive of 189 Sotith Main atreeL Phone Btalled and serviced. T. P . Aitkin, j 8 A . M. to 5 P. M • or double beda Inquire 34 Madison bedrooms and hath. Two-car ga­ Hartford. Priced $8,900 to $0,500. 3940 CHEVROLET Tudor. A real SPENCER and two per cent per month on Saturdays rage, two lots, full basement'arlth MANCHESTEai— A-1 location. 5643. 6 MeOabe street Phone 6793. that part of the unpaid principal 8 street, or phone 3337. good ear. Sataidaya teundry. Maoeline Smith, Real­ 0 m o m Capa Ood dwelling with Lots tor Sale 7JI balance In exceaa o f one h u n d ^ McCLURE Rreher, RockvMe. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with EFFICIhiNT Plumbing and heat^ RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. 8 A. M. to 12 Noon a A, tel2 Moan {VACANCY IN an apartment ter tor. 2-1642 • 4079, lavatory and bath, garage, hot wa­ Ing. Plugged drains machine | dollara- but not'ln excess o f three ter heat ofl burner. Down Pay­ SEE BUD MICHALEK linoleum, asphalt tUa counter. hundred dollars and one-half e i isizllde gentleman. Private room, Expert workmanghlp, tree esti­ cleaned. Phone 6497. Chapel Street PRATT A WHITNEY Auto Co,, lue. • ahnre kitchen fkciUUea. Phone CAPE COD — Expandable six ment required approx. $8,300. OAKLAND Street lOF z 200* loL GEORGE J. COLEMAN J b o Worklngmao's Friend one per cent per month on any re- mate#. Open evenings. Jonas Fur- rooms. Near Waddell Road. City Monthly payment approx. $85.00. AU utflltlee in. Phone 0535. GUARANTEED Fast plumblBg I THE DEMAND for Avon's bakutl-1 malnder of such unpaid prtndpaJ 6410. niturs. Oak #trcet; Phone 2-1041. AIRCRAFT PKAn ft ¥fHIYNEY I aearer and utilities. Less than •THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY HARTFORD-CONN. TRUST CO. RLDG. TEL. ROCKVILLE M T I t HAR’TFORD ROAD anil heating, alteration and new ' ful gifts la the greatest In history. I balance. AIRCRAFT Direct Facteey Dealer two years old- Screens and storm Realtore BUILDING LOT FOR SALE- STORM DOoks and windows by work. Perma-guun, gaa, electric Gqplt^iae on this d4(inand by be-1 Permanent*' capital o f at least Division of . windoara Fanoed back yard. Im­ l$6 Center Street 70 X 125. Woodland street. AU DIelMen o f United Aircraft^ m Main S t, Maai lUX>M WITH double bed. Kitchen USED CARS, "Paramount." Triple track all hot water heaters sold and In- coming an Avon Repreaentathre I $25,000 will be available for in- aprM legca. 160 Maple street' mediate occupenqy. Pbone $982. Manebester PboM SlOOf uUUUee. CaU 6006. ^ in your aeighborhood. Write Dia-1 vestment in the business. Ko United Aircraft Corporatioo, Cwpeemaen I aluminum combination. Free stallad at raascnhbla rates. Tima T d . S-044S -V At the Calso Station estimates on 'requeat, -John payments ahrangod. BksUey I\trtct Manager. P. O. Box 37.1 ether busineaa will be maintained Si^H utford Ik Cana. r BABSTORO POAD Sahlltz. Phone 2-MA7. Brea. 1-I714. f -North Bnmford, cum. .1 in tha same office. E$ut H artfori r - I /V \ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952 1PAGB SIXTEEN ^eUtncb^Btrr ^D2tting Vrralh: r • Avorat* M ly Net Praoi Rao Tht Weather Fsr Um Wesk Ended Forecast of D. S. WcaUMr Barsee Nov. 8, 19S8 About Town Nine Blasts, Ocfsiewal ratal aad fog toaigM 10,791 and Sunday morning. Mlairoam to* Ortwp B of tlfi Center Con^re- X: ember « f the AMUt night 45 de green. gnUonel Church, M n. Newell ‘No SchooV riMw « t GIrealnttens SnlUi leader, will meet *Mondey Manchester-—A City of Village Charm at S o’clock at the church. A L «t U8 lit y o u in a coametic demonetration Will be lUing Notifies Parents O f Signals To Be Used V O L . LX X n, NO. 40. (ChurtlM Advertishii Pag* 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1952 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS

H m VTW Auxiliary'! uaual card If Closing Is Necessary •arty will be held tonifht at the Life Bra and V rW Home at Manchester Green With winter weather expected to Ike Tells Dewey Tale of the Oock at 8:S0. Prizes will be awarded and break soon, 8uiervise were amathed-up and telescoped. A t least seveq motorists wem seriensly Injured and one wns killed. port flying soldiers back from rie- with care and is expected to aid mittee. prisoner repatriation. This com­ Smoke still pours from n truck .(top) In whicta the drh-er was burned ta death. Bottom ploture shows reation leaves, the spokesman said, In that post, hla haa been the of New York to serve from time ' parents as well as children in an- UNION WELDING CO. to time as a trouble-shooter for mission would include one repre­ part of Uie multiple collision oh the super hlghwsy. (N E A Telephoto). "and to my knowl^e, It la (ho ^ p a tin g the winter reading of Metallc and Oxy-Acetyleno most Influential single voice in sentative from each side in the worst transport disaster in tMa shaping Senate Republican policy the new Republican administra­ the younger members of the fam' 10 HIlUard St,, (Rear) Treat In the grand manner . . . the luxury of tion. Clear W ay Korean war, two U N representa­ theater since the war began ’* Uy. Tel. 2-8397—Maachester, Cohn. maximum warmth wedded to good looks. Full In the last three Congresses. Dewey 8a.vs "No” tives and one from a neutral state A search party reported 'frihtt In addition to the customary dis- length . . . the silhouette roomy enough to accom­ If Taft wants to continue in the But Dewey, Eisenhower said, such as Switzerland which is not the scene that Um transport H*d Job, the conference of all Republi­ playa at Mary Cheney Library, the modate suits, the casual sleeves with cuffs that ad­ has "emphatically re-affirmed" a member o6 the UN. It would take am Lomtt Sees Lower burned, but it was not eMU) Wert Side Branch and Whiton Me­ just to varying depth. In all the newest materials, cans will have to change its rules that he is not availaMe for a For Parley care of prisoners who refused to whether the plane caught fhm id - morial LIbriry, the children's II- styles and colors. New Jewelry — as it has done twice before—to cabinet job in the new Republics go home until their final destina­ fore or after the erhah. brairians have scheduled stjnry permit him to retain a post that administration. That is the situa­ tion waa settled. I t smashed into a "V*' ahapiU HEARING-AID originally^ was intended to be Napalni of) hours to mark Book Week at'the tion at least for the present, tht , Washifigton, Nov. 15— (A>i Other countries have suggested junction of two mountain rUUM' various achools where library ser­ passed along to a new chairman variations of these same themes. about 2,200 feet high. The a re^ lO general added. -* — President - elect Eisen­ vice is extended by the local 11- BATTERIES for Fall Wear every two years. Walter Williams, Seattle busi­ The greatest hopes fo r a solution miles east of Seoul, is so lUM fi' bnuriea Under the Republican setup, the nessman who served as chairman hower’s advance scouts, sift­ were being placed on India, whose Rea Troops that helicopters onnnot lu d . . ^ i i For All Resring-Aids $ 4 5 .0 0 to floor leader gets his orders from of the CJitizens Committee during ing secrets and shunning pub- representatives have been working The search party is bringing tno Providence, rtion of purchases have been .largely au­ The plane was last hsard from of legislation and the ever-present should stay In business or close up man. i final touches on a resolution call thousands of gallons of flam­ at 2:40 p.m. Friday, when its pilot Voice of the GOP on the floor. shop temporarily. ing jellied gasoline'on a large thorized and funded. Then he add-a reported to the Seoul control towar T h e information - gatherers, Ing for a four-power protective ed: 'T f thfs \orderly decrease Is"^^ Bridges has hinted that if a And there waa a possibility the Massachusetts’ Sen. Henry Cabot group to handle the prisoners, see­ Communist troop concentra he was coming In for a routiM fight develops over the post, he continued for a short period we $1*00 tQ $2*98 each* talk might get around to a cabinet Lodge. Jr., and Detroit banker Jo^ ing to it that they were not forci­ tion area today as the aii' war Ivan Invented landing. Shop at may decide to hang on to it. He seph Dodge, went about their tasks should reach a level which can be post or some other major job for bly detained and giving them i sustained . . . Without doing too 1,000 Feet Belmv Great 873 Main St. Tel. 413R took it last year, after the death inside a self-imposed no-news-to­ free choice of going home or not. stepped up over North Korea. Williams. He has been mentioned U. S. F-86 Sabre jets downed a much damage to our ..national A ir Fores spokesmen said thors Plus Tax of Sen. Kenneth Wherry of Ne­ for Secretary of the Interior or day cocoon. • Diplomatic sources said the In­ braska, in a harmony move. CTommunlat MIG-15 in MIG Alley, economy or our social system." Auto; Forgot were scattered clouds at 1,200 fast Secretary of (Commerce. Neither Lodge, who is Eiqenr. dians were thinking of suggesting — 1,000 feet below the crest o f ttio But with the Republicans In bower’s liaison with almost all gov­ deep into northwest Korea. Lovett expressed his views in an ^ Williama reportedly wouldn’t biat the iToup be made up of Po- address delivered at a ceremony ridges— snd It was possihle ths ernment agencies but the budget ROKa Retake Pinpoint turn dowibs^any such offer—as at Brown university. - Repair Service plane bored Into the aid* o f a BETTER DEAL HALE'S (CoBHalned on Page Seven) Dewey qulter possibly did yester­ bureau, nor Dodge, who takes over (Conthmed on Pago Sovea) On the ground counterattacking ^ u th Koreans drove CThlnesc Reds In the ceremony, Patriots (jourt, mountain which the pilot did not BANTLY day. there, had any report on their know waa in his path. V progress. toward the north'end of blood- one of two courtyards in Brown's Waahlngton, Nov. 15 — OP) — PONTIAC DEALER Neither Eisenhower nor Dewey new eight snd ohe-hsif million { An investigating team of Air said anything about a cabinet of­ Top Secret Data soaked Sniper ridge today after Russians claim they invented au­ Force apecisIlsU from Tokyo flaw , t --1. If dollar- housing quadrangle, was: tomobiles, but apparently they're OIL GO. U. Sa Finmiced fer. But the President-elect indi­ Lodge made it clear yesterday; Typhoon Death winning battered Pinpoint hill for dedicated "to the men of Brown I to Korea and now is conducting an Warm cated Dewey could have such an his first on the job, that he waa the 15th time in a month. having trouble .keeping them run­ For Your «dio have died in the service ofj ning. exhaustive probe” of the dlasstsTf TEL 2^595-.2-4594 assignment if he wanted It. asking questions, not answering The Thunderjets, roaring over their country since 1775." ^ the A ir Force said. Red Textbook them. In shirt sleeves, making their targets at 50 feet, set the I Some example of automotive re- SKIRTS Talk Four Hours Toll Soars to The Defense secretary did Cspt. Harold L. Baker, 42 lin ­ phone calls from his Senate office, entire Red troop concentration n o t'p a ir service, Rusaian-rtyle: Eisenhower and Dewey confer­ mention specific figures. How den road, Falmouth, Maas., offissr • Men’s Wear—gray, wine and black with side < Lodi'8* told reporters only that he area afire. Pilota claimed total 1. The director of Kishiney Win­ ► TOYS i Range and Fuel Cost ^ $47,600 red for four hours yesterday at ever, there have been unofficial in charge of the InvesUgnttM HOSIERY pockets or patch pockets. Sizes 12 to 18. W ool ’Mittens the general's vacation headquar is 'top secret” Informa- 181 on Formosa destrucUon of more than 70-build­ ery says he waited three years for ► ______r o M k t Kiddies 4 —nr*---- predictions that the military budg­ his truck to be repaired; Then , he party, said the wreck «mmuniat party member and had forth In detail in a copy .of the train* collided, air travel wan they expected the toll to mount cluding the FBI, into hla story of "Injected Communism into avery Plea by AEG Aide newspaper Soviet Moldavia r halted and n Xerryhont waa dnas- $1.50 Pr. Corduroy, wool, gabardine, tweeds. Sizes 10 to ■ ‘ - ■ f . X as scattered reports filtered in being beaten and threatened by field of world history." . celved by the State department. aged In the EngUsh Charnel tn- 16-|:With cinch belts. from outlying areas and towns in group of hooded men at:. Tupelo, a 1,100 Dtstribnted - A- year ago the litera ry Oaaette .Aay aa the first Mg m g • « thn. Alba Sheer Nylofi $1.35 Pr. the typhoon's path. Miss. , . Ends T er^ Strike of Moscow was complaining about Tha conunlssien impounded 9,200 IS Further Boost , Prices of wood, brick and other winter setUad on Britain. Twn CHAS. ANIELL-FORICIULANINE .;::..;$ 2 .0 0 copies incci«nd::tr9m the printers. Executive board: o f CIO UiUted dlfflcuUiea owiMrs of privata cars locomotlven mstS throwpaaoengag Alba 60 Gauge Sheer-^ • *' ■ cohstructlon malertals doubled' as Steelworkers enlla meeting to set in Soviet Russia were finding in These included 1,100 copies'whipli the South Formosans. began the Hartford. Nov. 15—(A ^ ^ e conches were denOled In tha $1.50 Pr. to ^8*®® up procedure for election of pres;;;^ plea of a representative of the having the slmplMt repairs made. already had''gone out to American- Washington, Nov. 16—(5’)—The« .govemmrtit,' organised labor and gigantic task of rebuilding,- train relllston In dense fo g m n r 50c LYONS TOOTH POWDER V...... 396 sponsored public reading rtoma ident to Suueed the late Philip Atomic Energy commission haa ’The Kishinev newspaper thus Heading. No one Suffered oerfoan government ynrterday boosted the industry officials may determine Bereavfd civilian families were Alba 66 Gauge Sheer throughout West Germany: whether the full inrt'eaiM is granU M u rray..O rp h an ed princess of ended the 12-weeks bid strike at quoted Uie director of the winery:' Injury. Other trains were rnn* given the equivalent of $20 in U. S Brazil's primitive Kalspalos seeks ' / $1.75 Pr. ..r- Peters, who contracted U. S. of- ceiling price of coal. A hesirfng ed- , ' the Terry Steam Turbine Company "They were telling us all the ■lag hoars late beennso a< law money for each member’^killed. official- sanction to marry her LAVORIS MOUTH WASH !..".... ‘...... 79c [ flclala to write the bpok, also had Monday could determine whether I f it is not, a coal strike is con­ plant here. • . . Ume that as noon as they receive vIsIbUlty.. run off a large printing, of his own Double that amount was given de­ white fiance in a Christian cere­ Representatives o f management new parts they wojiild repair the I GORDON-MERCERIZED COTTON ■ the ceiling goes even higher, or sidered inevitable. pendents of Nationalist Navy men on mony. and the CIO-Electrical Workers truck. Finally, we Kound that all for private sale. John L. .Lewis, head of United MOKE CHAIN REAOIlOIf ^ $1.35 and $1.50 Pr. HUDNUT PERMANENT WAVE REFILL ., $1.50 whether coal miners strike. killed, at the Taoying Navy base. union said the 200 strikers would that was left of our truck was The Rheinlend-Palatinate State The Office of Price StabUiza- Mine Workers, negotiated the 'One of the hardest hit cities was Promised investigation by Newark, N.J., Nov. 16 KPI-- Mmistry of Culture last night cau­ $1.90 soft coal increase arith in­ Atomic Energy Commlaaion. halts begin to return today to the plant the frame and part of the body.- A tog as thick aa oottsin aettied' WOOL and RAYON HOSIERY ...., $1.95 Pr. tion announced ceiling price hikes the important port of Kaohsiung, they left Aug. 21'to enforce con­ tioned all schools in .. the state dustry, but the wage board trim­ threatened strike at H-bomb plant We had to file a complaint with over the New Jersey tumplho $2.00 VALUE HUDNUT SHAMPOO ' ranging as high as 75 cents per where more than 500 buildings epN tract demands, chief of Which was against circulating the history. med this to $1.50, contending that near Augusta, Ga.... Streets of the Republic organizations. And .ea ify lafiaFt onarilag nearly 4fi RAYON and COHON HOSIERY . . . $1.25 Pr. ton on bituminous (soft) coal and lapsed, including the Weather bu­ the matter of seniority rights. oiily then did the director of the The lower Saxony Ministry of 1.35 per ton on Pennsylvania an- more than thla would endanger reau station. Most of its instru­ Reading. Mass., are patrolled \(et& leo in seven different chain AND RINSE. BOTH ...... $J.50 Culture said it waa suing for the armed auxiliary poIlM in effort thracltft. (hard) .coal. national economy. ments were either blown away or (OenUnned an Fagn Eleven) (OManned on Pagn .Elavnn) rtnctlon omnahapo and hrlnglng return of 50,000 marks ($11,900) 'ITte .Increases may be passed on Both Lewis and the soft coal in­ smashed. to check astivlties Of a week end death to a snUor and Injuries to PACQUIN SILK and SATIN HAND LOTION 49e It had put up to back the book. to the public. dustry appealed, the WBB. ruling - Communication and travel facili- burgler who police say may have at lenat 26 other pemont. Tha Sweaters The U. 8. co n t^ te d for the book The soft coal hikes are effec­ to Economic Stabiliser Roger L, tiea were being repaired as fast as Slain couple in robbery attempt 115-mUe teU road waa cloned to ■ tive immediately on sales to re- Putnam. Tha Important Monday last week. all tiaSIc for four hours dnitag $2.25 VALUE HAZEL BISI^OP LIPSTICK (Oenttained an Piign Blevna) tailen, and are retroactive to Oct- bearing called by Putnam is to go (OenUnned • • Phgn Two) MIcMgnn state •fftc ii^ promise Costello Known as ^Boss^ the worst o f It, from Woodbridgn Princess Headhuggers 1 on sales to others. over this appeal. ‘^serious liiveatigstion" into 83 Berth to the George Washington TRI^3 ...... $ 1.2$. Hard coal increases become ef­ Lewis and Harry Moses, presi­ cases of Improper ballot bmc hand­ Bridge tera^UB nt Bidgefield. Plain Neckline Cinch Belt Bolero Last Rites Monday fective Sunday. dent of the Bituminous Coal Opera­ 5 Girls Burned ling in recent'election... Amen N ’ At Tdmmany^ Probe Told n dtstnnee nf about 29 arilea The OPS e5q>lained the boost tors association, and possibly Andy make 10,000th broadcast. .... Adjustable head sizesj. All colors. $ | .2 9 Cap sleeves; jewel trim neckline. Black,' Long sleeves, gold trim cuffs and waisU ARDEN BLUE GRASS COLOGNE . . ~T. $1,65 waa granted to offset the $1.90 per others, am scheduled to make an Columbia Broadcasting System NAB n IN DOPE BAH> ' pink, whits and eggshell Sizes 34 to 38. line. Red. white, black. Small, medium For 9 Fire Victims day-soft .coal miners' wage in­ oral mport on why they think the In Fairy Playlet dedicates new 12 million dollar New York, Nov. 19—(iP)—Re-vwsa told: "The Boas didn't want AalNiry Park. N. J., Nov. 15^ and large. 100% wool. crease approved by the Wage full increase should be granted. telo'lslon city in Hollywood. . . V. puted underworld boss Frank Cos- me any more.” He said “The Boss' (SV-:A took force of 4# fedatna ANOTHER SHIP.MENT , irV Stabilization board, and the ex­ FABERGE BATH POWDERTT...... $2.00 Westport, Maas., Nov. 15—(B— A similar $1.90 per day increase Osrmel, N. Y., Nov. 15 — UPi — 8. and British ns'vies Invent new tello emeiged today, in state crime j reference presumably waa to Oos- state and local police cracked Funeral Mrvicas will be held pectation a similar boost will be waa negotiated. - for anthracite kind of carrier flight deck, a "aide commlssion testimony, as a man i tello. down on a doaen nnrcetlea h w ^ granted hard coal diggers. What began, as a faliy playlet 53*99 to 58-98 5 5 . 9 8 .Monday morning for Mrs. Mary workers, but no decision on this last night in th'e echool auditorium porch"’ runway angled oft the left also once known aa "The Boaa", Paid for Niunlnation onto In • Mg 5 a. at. raid hi B LACK BERETS at 5198 TABU SOLID COLOGNE WITH REFILL . $2,00 Audette, .44. and her eight children OPS official said if the United has been returned by WSB. here -ended in tragedy as five litUe side of ship. around the Manhattan Democratic Neuateln also asserted it waa resort a n a today and airsatod who died from suffocating smoke Mine Workers win the full $1.90 Officials expect the agency to girls were bum ^ two critically, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., organization's Tammany hall. T ’almosC common knowledge in 11 persons. * as fire awept the kitchen of their per day hike they are demanding, follow the same line it did on soft when one child's costume caught saying she is sick snd slasest des- The statement waa made yea- j thosp days that nominations for II . I ■ r s ' '■ Millinery—rSecond Floor PROM HOME PERMANENT REFILL .... $ 1.50 home early yerterday. an additional ceiling price Increase coal TRAIN CRASH HGBTS , i fire and she ran screaming through tttute, asks 91JW9 a week tempor­ terday by a former Tammany dis-> the (State) Supreme Court had The funeral -mass for Mrs. Au-. may be granted Industry to offseji .Tbs' increases bring miners' ary alimony from her globe-trott­ trict leader aa commission wit-1 to be paid for." JUxMlearUle, O , Nov. 19— Green ^ a knot-of other children. dstta and her neven daughters and this new labor cost. dally pay to around $17J>0 per Mothers snd fsthers best out the ing lecturer husband . . . Five per­ nesses mnd prcViously-undlscIoaed; A fter the hearings by the New -4 h o Manhnltfn Unfitoi, 60c ALKA SELTZER ...... w; . 54e one SOB will be held at 9:90 a. m, • It' was ertimsted any new In­ day. sons fired upon on Toronto streets records spun a web of politTcal-un- York State Grime commission New York-i _ _ Stamps Given flsmes with their hsjids or smoth­ in 8L George’s Church. crease, based on ,the $1.90 figure, I The cost- of coal at tha minse, ered them with coats. during njght by apparently 4 derworld intrigue stretching from | were adjourned fob the week, end train, M t the tiMtas ThsJWHALCeb. The dead, in addition . to the would be around '15 cents per ton under tha new celling announced In critical condition Iq nearby rtm g^ gunman using a .22 rifle. smoke-fUIcd rooms to court-house I it waa announced las night that Londonrlllo With Cash Sales mother, are: Genevieve ,17; Nata', for hsrd coal and 59 to 42 cants yesterday, will range from $5.45 to Mahopac Hospital were Lthda Sen. Nixon plans to sttehd in­ chambers. U. 8. Attorney GeneralI JamesJan P. Ohio today Ue. 14: Shirley, U ; Madrtine, 10; fbr soft coal.' 516.25 per toq for aathraclU coal, Osmimone and Jane Sehults, both auguration of Prssldent A M fe 1. Daniel Neuateln, the former j McGrnneiy had artced for a traa- trsl)|M train .jO liifip " Siiikn FssUkle •ad freds 95 to 512 per ton soft Bats Oortteen o< Mexico laU this Tammany leader, said ha held the I m Pkgn Tmmy A hsailag bars ~ Moadsy 95** * « an Bhts Twn) month pdht M m .1941 until 1945 when hff i aa Togs Twmy 1 / t .* V K - 't '