SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I fff ilanrliQ^Btrr lEnwitt®'l|fralii CaU 5111 for Your Blood Donor Appointment Tomorrow PTA and We aervlce* mr* much in elding that the 8TOA had a Just demand. A graduate of Indiana complaint on legal grounds, we de­ PTA to Hear Unlverelty, ha eerved overMaa for cided to go back to Webster to thee y e *ri with thu 168rd ODntrw see what that authority bad to say Averagfi Daily Net Preaa Ruri' Heard Along Main Street Hospital and was engag^ Far the Week Ending Tlifi Weather about the matter, and we found Foreuet e f V . R. Weuther B unpa Talk on Teeth search on penicillin In treatment of November 18 that we weren't the OBIy ones con­ oral pathology, He waa elected an And on Some of Mdnche$ter'$ Side Streeta, Too fused. honorary member of the BntUh Webster aaye among other WASTE PAPER laerneelug eleudlueee, fiat ne Dental Society in 1944 and is a things regarding taverns: "A Dr. Gilbert Mcllion of 10,400 reel |eelgh|. Tuesday sleufiR member of the courtesy staff of A Main street man who has a^looked at the men In the sports house where wine or other liquors Rocky Hill Will Be at Member of the Audit waniHlr£ufr IwUFnillu H F r a U l and a HHIe warmer with luereua number o f maple tree# on his' department, continued on past the the Hartford and M t Sainl hospi­ J are sold to be drunk on the prem­ Bureau of CtrcnlaUoas 2 2 tals. He serves on the Hartford lag aoulherly winde. nrooerty did a thorough cleanup ! society section and on down to the ises . . . "Now, maybe the estab­ Nathan Hale Monday Board of Health pre-achool dental Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm jupwuru. Orel# linin'**™ lob one day this week. He raked i city and managing editors desks, lishment around which this hassel clinic and is chairman o f the nuMt Monday avenln* at 8 o'clock up bushels o f the wet leaves, 20 or j Sports M ltor Earl Yost looked is fermenting doesn't call Itself a The public is Invited to hear Dr. Hartford Council on Dental Health. at tb# how# o f Mr#. Allc# Rich­ more, after which he begged the at the fellow several times hut tavern, but according to that defi­ In hia talk Monday night. Dr. COLLECTION VOL. LXXI, NO. 37 (CUeeined Advertielag on Pag* 10) mond. 380 McKe# itreet. Ml## prliilege of carting them to a neither exchanged any greeting. nition, It Is, the STOA objection Gilbert L. Mellion, D.D.S., who MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mellion will discuss the teeth of ISaaaor Gordon will b « co-ho#tea». neighbor's compost heap, which Finally, the \isltor to the room on legal grounds notwithstanding. will speak on "Modem Dentistry ______i ______adults as well as those of children, SOUTHEAST SECTION was granted, "nred after so muen came over and as he was intro­ And then we looked up grill and and Your Health" at the Novem­ and the fluorination of public wet­ B#v. Stephen 8tryjew»kl will g o exerUon. he rested for a consider­ ducing himself, Yost said, "Hello, found this: "Act of grilling." Now, ber meeting of the Lincoln School ter supplies, a proposal that has to Genual Fall#. R. I., tomorrow able time In his favorite chair, Johnny. For a nuiment I didn't we've listed that part of the estab­ PTA to be held Monday evening. been made for Manchester. A dis­ MONDAY, NOV. 12 The General Votes afternoon for the aervlc* at Holy then felt for his watch In his vest recognize you." Our friend's name lishment in which the brawl oc­ cussion period will follow. Any in­ CttM* Church In observance of the I wasn t Johnny. But he was the splt- curred, and we've never seen any-' Urges Reds Solve 2Sth innlvemary o f Rev. Joseph *It wasn't there! ' | Ung Image of a fellow who works thing being grilled—people get terested persons are invited to at­ Help tb* Hovital — Htip Local Indvatry By CoDtiRoiiiK Jakohsche In the priesthood, and He searched around the house ] with the Connecticut Power Com- fried there, perhaps, but that's not tend. To SaTo Piapw. Tho Naod Haa Not Oindalaliod! 15 years with Holy Cross Church. wlthout success, then he thought | puny outdoor crew. the same thing. The bishop-elect of the New Eng­ of the leaves and recalled that ! u w-as an embarrassing moment Britain, Russian Talk land Diocese, Rev. Joseph Solty- the watch was In his pocket with- for Yost, and also for the visitor. Sm all Issues First 1'he presence on the Board of slak. and other clergymen o f the out a chain. It was then too dark denomination will be present. Directors' agenda for their next to search for the timepiece. Our court reporter is not color meeting of a proposed resolution Paris, Nov. 12— (A’)—Britain’s Foreign Secretary Anthony He called up his friend and told blind, as seme people may be are Manchester Chapter, No. IT. railing for shortening business Eden called on the Russians today to put aside major issues him about his loss, said he felt thinking at the moment. Thurs­ hours of package stores reminds FILMS Disabled American Veterans and sure the watch would be found day he wrote nn article about a temporarily and seek a step-by-step solution to the cold war. A u x ill^ . will meet at the Am eri­ new tile floor-covering Job being us that not so long ago another DEVEIX)PED AND among the leaves. The discourag­ proposal concerning liquor was be­ “Let us grasp the definite and limited problems, and work can Legion Home tomorrow morn­ ing reply he received was that done in the court room. When he PRINTED ing hotly discussed In some quar­ THE OFFICE for their practical solution,” Eden said in a conciliatory speech ing at 10:30, from whence they will another neighbor across the street inquired about what kind of tile Seenlf U.S. BarsBigS 24-HOUR SERVICE march to the Manchester Memorial had piled on as many more leaves would be laid, he was told It would ters. of before the United Nations General Assembly. Hospital to attend the service on the compost heap, and it would be Kentlle asphalt blocks of gar­ Both have to do with sale of li­ Film Deposit Boa “ That is the real road to peace. That is the way to make a there. be a terrific Job to hunt for the denia green color combination. quor. but they have nothing else in At Store Entrance ------'fresh start,” he declared. watch. Back came the retort: For those of you who were in common. One, supported chiefly DR. ). A. SEGAL A I f * 1 1 7 ' Edon’a speech, his flrat In the The Soroptlmtst Club will meet "I've carried that watch for 40 court this morning and saw the red by restaurant owners, calls for On Vacation Monday evening at 8 o'clock with / L lllfZ fl I? 01*4^4^A siuc* the fnundiiig conference Say Winnie vears. and If you find and re­ floor, don't blame our reporter. It Sunday sale in hotels, clubs and HAS BEEN MOVED Francisco in 1945, wo# New Loan Request Mrs. Julia McCarthy of 32 School turn it to me. I'll give you 10 dol­ seems that women's intuition restaurants, which is "verboten" KEMP'S street, Rockville, florUt member "gw 1 A 1 J A notable for its mild tone and lack lars!" And he did when a messen­ raised havoc with the floor cover- in Manchester, while the other to ■ l l f i l l \ f l f t f l f l A . S attacks on the Ruaalan*. of the club. ger presented him with a novel ers when it came time to laying harked by package store proprie­ A. aaciU 4m.ua.yMva He urged all UN member#-In- F or Stalin bill for that amount "as per the blocks. The gardenia green tors. ruts down hours of sale. a ,e -• C?. II 1 eluding the Soviet Union-to work Ander»on-8hea Post, No. 2046. agreement. " Strange to say, the covering is on the floor of the The package store people, while 413 MAIN STREET By Britain Looms VeUrana of Foreign Wars and open-face watch after 24 hours clerk's office and the feminine they admit they are interested in Arinistice stalls, Auxiliary will attend the Armis­ exposure to wet leaves and rain gender thougjit it would he nice having more time to pursue their ' ------j Backing up U. S. Secretary of Visit Alone tice Day seivlce tomorrow at the Dr. Ollhert L. Mellion was-still going as If nothing had to see a different color combina­ social and civic activities, sa.v they U. 8. Eighth Army Headquar- State Dean Acheson's policy atate- Key West. Fla., Nov. T2— (/T)— President Truman'a agree- hospital. Post and auxiliary mem­ happened. tion in the court room. So. when have been given to understand Nov. 12 at the Nathan Hale School tera, Korea. Nov. 12-(/P)-Allied I S?"*- nienl to meet with Rritiah Primp Minister Win.alon Churchill bers are asked to report at the Le­ Personalized Floors went to lay that one cause of intoxication is ^ ^ . . . , Eden cited the British-French- Loiuion, Nov. I'Jc—rtant events, Floors told us the name for the red buy Just one more bottle, the trou­ The Eighth Arm.v said the at­ disarmament "should begin with (iciiornliafTimo Sinlin if Prpai- UO.L>I.. will meet with Mrs. Mar­ you kindly. tack began at dawn, and both By vvay of helping me in the co\-ering Is Languedog. In down ble starts, they say. 'th.e less important categoriea of Gee. Juan D. Pemn, H-bn Is the first .\rgen(lae president ever to A reiMirter asked about a story, by .lohn M. Hightower of d*nl Truman rpjpi’la th* idpa tha Leemon on Newman street hills were secured by 1 p. m. The armed forcea and armamenta, Ih^ A.^NnrlHlp(1 ProRifi. that ('hurrhl)l* ------Monday night at 8 o'clock. preparation o f a book on the sub­ to earth English. Paul said It It will be interesting to see how seek reeleetlon, ensta hit vote at BueMia Alrea, during biggest election of a Rig Three mepling on means "Italian Red." How about Allied infantrymen rap into light then 'move on to those that are Is expeded Io visit Washington ject, I should appreciate it very the propo.sala, if adopted, would to moderate Are from a Commu- ever hrld in Latin Amerton. Voting won heavy hut orderly as mll- world |pn#ionH. that. Mr. Pagan! ? work. It might come about that more important and aecret, aad llona went to the polla— under the watelir)|l eye of the .\rm.v— io early in lannary for Isika with the The office of the Manchester much if readers of this newspaper Biat platoon on each peak. The official Indlcaleil the qiiea- a man who can't buy a bottle late therefore more difficult to handle. rhooae a president and 8.000 leaser otilelala. (NF.A Telep^ioto). Preaident Sav U. S. Seeks W ater Oo. will be closed Monday sent me clippings from news­ SERVICES Kumsong is an old Red supply "TTie anon er we can agree on "Quite piobnhiv. Ihc Pilmr Mtn- llon of tile dcaliahllity of a Rig in observance of Armistice Day. papers, magazines, books etc., on We received a letter the other Saturday evening will he able to base, 30 milea north of the 38th Thire meeting would be high on day from the State Tavern Own­ gel his drink the next day. That Interpret The Wishes the aimpler categories, the soon­ islcr will Ire in Washington some the theme of beauty, books, nature parallel. er we shall have confldenee to lime in January," .Shmt aaid. the agenda of the Washington The Norwich District Women's and quletiide. the seasons, the ers Association. In Hartford, To Ease Egypt, nicelliig, Ctiiirchlll talked over which took is.suo with our refer­ Of The Family Patrols clashed sharply south­ tackle more complex tasks." There was no indication whatso­ Society for Christian Service will simple life, e tc , etc. Please give Wonder how many users of tele­ Eden appealed to Soviet'Foreign ever that the conference, certain with hla cabinet today hi* pro­ hold a series of three meetings in ring in a stor.v several weeks ago weat and southeast of Kumsong Peron Is Easy Winner me the name of the author and the phones in local homes cuss their Sunday. An Allied feeler thrust Minister Andrei Vishlnsky. to re­ to be delayed until after Mr. Tru­ British IViisioii jected visit to Ihe U. S.. on which the district at Danielson. Bum- source of the material. to a local liquor-dispensing estab­ party liners during the course of a consider his scornful rejection of man has submitted his ".Stale of he will he accompanied hy side and New London, with the lishment in which * a brawl oc­ northeast of the shell-torn central Sincerely. year when the line is \ised for com­ JOHN B. BURKE front town was driven back by the western proposals. The Rus­ the Union." budget and economic Knreign .Secretary Anthony Eden, meeting for this locality sched curred at a "tavern." when all the I’ hii*, Nov. 12 iTi Tile Unit­ Joseph Manka mercial reasons such as selling heavy mortar and artillen,- Are, sian had submitted, instead, his In Argentina Election messages to Congreas, will Involve the offirial said. uled to be held at the Burnside B035'W. 25th PUce tims, the letter maintains, the tickets for a card party, a food FUNERAL HOME own disarmament plan calling for either the French or the Russians. ed Stale* was siilhorltatlvel.v re­ In addition, Ihe Preaident and Methodist Church on Thursday, Cicero 50, Illinois establishment was most decldely sale or for athletic events? It was Low overcast hampered aerial a world arms conference, French President Aurtol has ported Inday In he seeking whiys Ihe Prime Minister are likely to Nov. 15. The meeting will start at ■trikes. Oct. 21, 1951 not a tavern but, as its name in­ brought to our attention recently 87 East Center 8t. Tel. 688T Eden also urged, as Arheson had Buenog Aires, Nov. 12— (/P)— Argentina has returned Presi­ suggested a meeting of I’resIdenI to mediate the differences be­ go over the whole range of Anglo- 4 p. m., with supper at 6 and the dicates, a restaurant and grill. United Nations artillery pound­ tween Britain and Egypt.- of a fotir party line where one before him. that agreement be dent Juan Peron to another six year.s of power in a record- Truman and the British, Russian American (Milltical, economic and evening session at 7. The speaker Dear Mr. Manka: The letter went on to lament of the party liners was active in AMBULANCE SERVICE ed hills near the Panmunjom area reached to: and French heads of stale to help The American effort Is being military relations, Including a full will be Miss Slebert of national We are sure that tb* readers of that newspapers generally are in nn oi ganization and often had the ,#T.cr w ahortly before truce negotiators 1. End the war in Korea: breaking election which gave him a thumping majorit.v over ease international tension. earned out qiilelly. hehind-the- U. S.-British partnership in the headquarters. All local WSCS this newspaper will be on the look­ the habit of labeling any brawl job of selling tickets for events - ~,5AA“ met in another effort to resolve hi.8 main opposition. Ever since the British eleclmn aceiies at the UN General Assem­ m atomic energy field. They are ex­ members are urged to attend this 2 Reunite Germany through out for the information as you re­ taking place "in or near any over the telephone. tho knotty problem of a buffer free, democratic elections: Peron's chief opponents, the Radical pail.v, conceded hia campaigns that sent Churchill bly here, with the ssnctlnn of pected Io talk over U. S. military meeting. liquor outlet as a 'tavern brawl.' " quest. However, may we suggest Several days before the sched­ Bone across the peninsula. 3. Give Austria a treaty end­ overwhelming victor.v pn the haaia of government figurea bark into conirol of the Rrltish Secretary of 81 ale I.>e*n Acheson, and ecoiionilc aid lo prop up Brit­ that one especially rich source of and stated that the tavern own­ government, It has been a general­ Informanta said. ain's safely and solvency. uled event, the phone would be •IheyjM want take dropped oir of hom0$u$lnig The Reds staged a senes of ing the occupation by France. and unofficial incomplete returns from .veaterday’a elec­ information on beauty, books, na­ ers of Connecticut "resent this ringing almost continually from sharp assaults on the esstem ly known fact that Churchill ('onlacta on a lower level he- An official announcement later ture and quietude, etc., etc. is Innaciirate isic) news reporting, noon , to midnight not only in tlie Triple KeHned Athntic Hooting OHI" front Sunday. In the nigged re­ (Continued on Page Pour) tion. ------^------would renew his old aiqiialnlancr Iween the American and Egyptian said that besides Eden. Paymaster Heard Along Main Street." with the resultant bad public re­ committee worker’s home but also gion northwest of-the I^nchbowl The pro-government press hailed ; -a-a /j with Mr. Truman If returned to delegates ate already believed to General I.ord rherwell, in rharge Sincerely. action accruing to taverns ns a in the homes of the other three l"Alway# the • I’resIfiMl. Tru­ The Herrfld. of course, like any If these first, preliminary ex­ man I* well gnrheal for hka mnrs- would do all In hia power lo end have any peace and quiet around Communists of insisting on a | As Atomic Spy victory. plans to include Russian Premier changes are favorable. Acljesnn I newspaper worth its bourbon, al­ L. T. WOOD CO. phoney ceose-flre line merely to Rangoon. Burma, Nov. 12 iJVi Ing ronatitiitlnnal nl Key Meet, the cold war. He romrnltled him­ the house is to take the receiver With about a third of the votes Stalin or French Prime Minister himself niav seek conversations ways strives for accurate and 51 BISSELL STREET TELi 4496 ■toll the armistice talks. A special Burmese court acqufted Mn.. where he’* currently auijoy- self to try to see Stalin with Ihe fair reporting. In this case, how­ off the hook. That’s one way of Rome, Nov, 12—oPi -Two Rome counted, the Interior Ministry an­ Plevm in the discussions. with Egvpt’s Foreign Secretary goal of bringing about a live-and- cutting down the sale of tickets, KEMP'S, Inc: A fte r the subcommittees liad Ing n break from full White BALCH Is Your ever, we do seem to have slipped 78S Slala 8L—Staacbeeter newspapers have come up with a nounced that Peron had a total of "Burma Surgeon" Dr Gordon S. There was .speculsl ion that Mnhamed Salah El-dln, who la In iel-llve arrangement between Moa- but is it the best policy? wrangled for four hours and l.S Seagrave today of aiding a rebel Churchill might address a joint Hniiee choree. (N E A Telephoto.) up. The establishment does call it­ minutes, an Allied spokesman said surprise angle to the mystery of 1,508.161 votes to 719,253 for p V ns for the assembly. cow and Ihe West. Probably the best system would Dr. Ricardo Balbin, Radical party leader, and set aside his convic­ session of Congress. Similar medlalinn efforts are self a restaurant and grill, and is. they were no closer to an agree­ Bruno Pontecorvo. They claim In Ihe House of Commons today LEAVE YOUR we presume, so licensed by the be that men and women who serve candidate. The Jubilant pro-gov- tion by a high rourl. (’ hufchill. Presidential aides he- said to have been initiated by ment on the thorny buffer zone is- An earlier appeal court already Churrhlll was asked when he wiil ORDER N O W state. on committees and who have party the Russians have jailed the miss­ emment preaa, hailing thla aa a lieves, will propose: Iraq's Ptemier Nun Said Pasha, hy to get Big Three talks under aue. They tvill meet again in had freed him from Jail by com­ 1. A rlo.ser parlneishi|i be­ Lasting Peace So, in all fairness to the STOA lines refrain from selling tickets ing British atom scientist in the vote of confidence, aaid Peron'a who arnveil iii Paris Friday and wsy He replied: FO R A Panmunjom at 11 a. m. Tuesday muting hia sentence to the seven tween the United States snd Greal and out of respect to the tavern over the phone. (9 p. m.. e.s.t., Monda.vi — their belief he-may have been spiriting final majority would he bigger has been in conference with Arab "There are at present no plana PINEHURST — A. Non. months he served while awsiting Britain, which would involve not oWTiers of Connecticut, many of 30th session. Soviet atomic secrets to President than In 1946 when he got 55 per leaders over the middle East sllii- T«|) IJ. S. (ioal, for iiegntiatlons on general prob­ ROIART whom we number among our Truman. cent of the vote. trial. Reagrsve sought reverssl only frequent meetings with Pres­ atlon since. lem* with the Soviet Union, but MaJ. Gen. Henry I. Hodes, chair­ of the trea.son conviction so thsi ident Truman, but even more fre­ friends, we herewith offer our apol A Message To The Ktchen Slave man of the two-member U.N. The papers, II Tempo and Mo- The oppoaition claimed there II ha.s hern leaincd that Ihe th* pn**iblllty of * high level FARM FRESH "S) he coijd return to his hospital quent meetings between Secretary ogles. The brawl did not occur in Command subcommittee, minced mento Sera, quoted unidentified had been some irregularitiea In the Arab slates theniselvei have de­ Truman Stales meeting should not be excluded If CONNECTICUT BETTER DEAL a tavern. no words in telling the Communist Russian sources In .Stockholm. The vote counting. They aaid that, ac­ cided they will puraiie individual cirrumelancea are favoiahle ' TURKEY Now- that that is out of the way negotiators: Ilallan-horn Pontecorvo disap­ cording to their own count, at (Continued on Page Ttvn) (Conllnueil nn Page Knur) course of artion regarding the A Bouthampton newapsprr aug- PONTIfiC DEILER we would like to pursue the mat IS YOUR HUSBAm LOSINBINTCREBT IN YOU? "You-intend to establish a pre­ peared presumably behind the least five and possibly seven of proposed new Iddic East com­ Washington, Nov. 12 lAh gealed today that the President Order the size you want! ter further from a slightly differ mand. Egypt has been Irving should come over here snd see for I t . nt* r --i f ■ • t M "H FURNACE REPAIRS sumptive demarcation line and Iron Curtain in October, 19.50, their candidates won Cnngreaaion- Preaident Truman say" the United Ready when you want it! ent angle. Do Yo> Wait to RtoapBrn That Faiiog Lava? demilitarized zone, which will re­ while vacationing in Europe with al seats In the capital, which sends wilhout sucres* for the psat four .Slates, disappointed in Ihe hope himself how Britsin Is tackling After reading the letter and dc- lease you of any necessity to set­ his family. 30 deputies to CTongresa. days to get the Arabs to say piih- the rearmament Job. Don't gamble on your holiday liciy they reject the Ides of the (hal Ihe Aral Armistice Day would and tle the remaining Items of the; The papers said the Russians, There were no other opposition South Governqrs Split bring lasting peace, is now "deter The Southern Dally E< ho aaid: turkey. Insure tiie snooese of ITS AS SIMPLE AS THIS: (ormiaticei agenda with speed fearing the Unitrt States had a command amt will not join. "The Premier will have no diffi­ the feast by placing your or­ complaints of Irregularities, but A meeting of the seven nieni- mined to work for It, hard and *c and equity. spy among their top atom scien­ Radical leaders reiterated charges lively, with all our resmlnes " culty In proving to hla host that der for a Plnehnrst Fresh ITALIAN-AMERICAN LAND SURVEYING "You want to eitabllsh a ^uri- tists. had nabbed Pontecorvo in hera of the Arab league haa been Britain ia making heavy sarnflees Conn. Robart Farm wonder­ that the Peronistsa defrauded On ‘Beat Truman’ Move called for tonight. "Vi’e are engaged in a great na CLEANING oui line and zone which will pro­ the belief he may have been the them during the pre-election cam­ for Ihe common Vaiise. But what ful tender Turkey. SPEND MORE OF YOUR WEEK-END WITH YOUR FAMILY AND IJlINDS Besides offering to support llonal effort to build up epough HALL vide you with the leisure and free-' smure of information on which paign by not permitting the oppo­ a splendid thing It would he If he Price, set by Robart, natural­ Edward L. Davis, Jr. f-S.VpTa nationalist hopes, the strength and economic power so IN YOUR UVING ROOM AND LESS IN YOUR KITCHEN. W l KNOW YOU dom to continue delaying the con­ President Truman based his an­ sition equal campaigning facilities. we and all the peaceful nallnna were equally aucceaaful In per­ ly win be low and la Hue with Regtatered Land Snrvejror ference." nouncements of atomic explosions Hot Springs, Ark., Nov. 12— (fl*)— Southern goverhors turn­ United Stale* la reported Io be other top quaUty Connecticut CAN PERHAPS MAKE IT aiTTlR . . .RUT MANY SAY OUR HOMPTYLE Reports by the interior ministry can he secure against the thresta suading Mr, Truman to accom­ IS Proctor Rond, Manchester G«t your hoofor In first class working condi­ The Reds want to fix a cease­ In the Soviet Union. ed to the politically red-hot subject to civil right.s today. Some '•tging Calm to Join her, Britain. pany him back In our ahnre* an producers. FOR RENT and the Information Undersecre- France. Turkey, Australia. New of new aggreaalon In the world to­ Tel. 7019 lAKED PRODUCTS ARE A CLOSE SECOND. Chock your coot with om fire line before taking up any oth­ The White Hou.se has reported Dixie leadera stiffened their opposition to any democratic day.” Ihe CTiief Exeriiflve said. that he might aee for himself. er item on the agenda. The UN three atomic blasts In Russia. The tariat gave no hint of the way the Zealand and South Africa In the For wedding parties and tion for tho coming wintffr. pricoB and yool wondor why you botbor when you con o«ioy your wook- Congressional elections were go­ "beat Truman” campaign in next year’s Prc.sidential election. He spoke In a broadcaat yealer- "Nolhing would give the Bril- command insists that the line fol­ President made the flrst announce- new defense command. all kinds of s ^ a l and fra­ ing. They also omitted the number day. It was recorded here before lah people greater pleaaure than froo off baking choros. . low the war front at the time all Outspoken resi.stance to a State.s Rights Democrat revolt If she should do this, the vital onds of votes cast for the Communists. he went to Ke.v West, FI*., for a an official Invitation to the Amer­ ternal events. CoM woothor is just around tho cemor. Don't other armistice terms are agreed was one of the surprise development.a in the conference as Suez Canal area would be ps- (Contlnned on Page Four) Socialists, Conservatives and oth­ Irolled by participating nations of vacation. ican Preaident on these lines." Days Call upon. pro-Tniman forces stole the first day limelight from the Similar expreaalona were voiced Brig. Gen. William Nuckols, the er minor parties. Ih* command. Including Egypt, State Barber Shop 5956 PRESCRIPTIONS bo caught napping! CALL US TODAY AND Peron In one of hia pre-election President's political foes. ------rather than Britain alone. hy other nfficlala in Armistice Day SOME OF OUR official U N Command spokesman, This stand against^ a revolt was obaervancea throiighmit Ihe nation Evenings TcL 7898 Carefully compounded. said the Communigla hinted "pret­ speeches ordered his followers to Egypt recently lore up her 19.36 HAVE YOUR WORK DONE REFORE THE vole fo? the full roster of Peronls- certain to receive strong backing defense treaty with Britain as well and abroad yesterday. Still other WEEK-END ty broadly" that after a cease­ tonight from House Speaker Sam GOP In Dispute ceremonies of tribute to the dead fire line was fixed, the next step News Tidbits ta candidates to give him strong na an 1899 accord on adminlal ra­ ArlhirOnig Stores RUSH IEG1NS. support in Congress. Rayburn of Texas. He wlH ad­ tion of the Sudan. She followed of World W »r I. and of other Bulletins would be withdrawal of all troops dress the governors at their an­ war*, were planned today, the le- SELL4NITS! from the buffer sone. Culled from AP Wires thla with demands that Britain from the AP Wifea (Continued on Page Three) nual atate dinner. Rayburn, a On Nomination withdraw her trhnpa from Egypt. 8*1 holiday. FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES PURE WHIFFED staunch Democrat, la reported Then she rejeeted an Invitation to teady to call for party loyalty from join the Middle East command. (('iHittnned nn Page Tun) Defense department identifies all southern Democrats regardless Of Taft 4>r Ike KTRIKB 8HLTB OE PI-ANT CREAM PIES: 423 more Korean battle casuj^tlM. of who the nominee might be. Mieneclad.v, N. V„ Not. If BANANA I Tests Tie Gun . . . W. Stuart Symington, chair­ Hold No Hope The civil rights issue, the main Washington. Nov. 12 i/Ti The —iA5—i,Pr«MhirMo« werkers at TntES! T ikes! T iresi man of Reconstruction Finance CHOCOLATE reason some Southerners bolted prospect of a battle between Sena- the world'a largest turbine plant Corporation aaya Mrs. Alva Daw- Asks I f Truman Anger Kept PINCAPPLE To 2 Slayings Bon, wife of White House aide For Oil Accord the party three year* ago. was tor Taft i R-Ohlo» and Gen. Dwight staged another walhoul today In urnace STRAWBEaRT Donald Dawson, is leaving agency raised flrst by Gov. Fielding D. Elsenhower for the GOP Preal- a series of work aloppegee that iOLLAND F Wright of Mississippi. He was, dential nomination appeared to­ began with a aitdowa at like COCO AN UT "of her own volition" next month. the States Rlghters candidate for TELEPHONE HARTFORD 4S-1M3 I Ballistics Report Shows Metropolitan opera opens 67th day to have spilt several .Slate Re­ Medal from Dead War Hero tiireie day* ago. LOWEST PRICES U. S. Fears Mossadegh Vice President in 1948. A apokeetnan at Ihe lieneral and MANY OTHERS publican organizations wide o^n. season tomorrow with Its 1951-52 _ Speaking as conference chair­ h o m e c o m f o r t Wojculewic* Revolver fund goal of $750,000 attained . . . Ouster for Failure to 'Although Elsenhower haa mad* Electrir (>Mnpan.r aaM that IF OUT OF CITY— C A U COLLECT man. Wright declared that states GI od Spring*. Oil., Nov. 12, Government sources In London say no public announcement that he Is denres of political tampering with "man.v '' pf the IJM9 dey-ahlft Phn a number off ot- Used in Holdup Deaths rights "is a phrase embracing a —(>Pi—A retired World War I awards for the heroism of our Conservative regime likely to End Crisis With Britain available, he already has develop­ workers reported at the spraw­ IN c o N N E a ic irr sortod 2-cmotod ffmlt philosophy of government in Army captain today awaited word fighting men in Korea. ling turMne division plant tMa withdraw objection to direct mili­ MORIARTY Bros. which we here in the South be­ ed strong support among Republi­ from President Tniman In answer "In the now famous capture of N ew Britain, Nov. 12—(JV^^Bul- tary ties between Spain and U. 8. Washington. Nov. 12. —> last Bight.

JL vlV' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 PA G E TH R EB MANCHESTER EVENING ^lERALD, MANCIffiSTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 King's Highway,” by Erik W. ,G. off tha furnace that was glowing I^idzen, Amerfca’a foremost ar­ red from tha Intense heat E . M . L O E W S Remember Dates military or oUierwiae, in which w * Court Visitors Met Armistice Day Is Observed In Air Force S. A. Concert ranger of band music. "Deep Pas­ Owens The chimney waa so hot that Churc|ies Give may find ouraalvaa angagad.” PoKce Probe sage" waa another outstanding Byron Shinn By Motto At Door ahingiw and woodwork uound It Lasting Peace Gen. George C. MarahaU, speak­ D D IV E - i J N k Of Blomlmobile . number. « ing at Wayne, Pa., aaid America had to ba ripped away, woodwork With Brief Parade^ Services Drive Reports s a Success Chiptain Ernest Parr, who play* Kiwanis Gliib now has ^‘a poaltlon of leadership Top Scholar Traffic violators app«aring $400 Break cloaast to tha chimney waa singed. TopU. S. Goal, which demands fortitude, courage, in Town (3ourt or Police Head­ Firemen aaid the water In the LaBelle Urges an F, flat trumpet, thrilled the houae was ao hot \hat water audience with his rendition of "I and great wisdom, and which does quarters in tha future wlU see Armlstlca Day exarclaes wara«ed In victory for tha free world. Elected at Meeting To­ fluahed Into the toilet bowls waa South Methodist First Over 6 0 0 Altend Fc»li* Am So Olad" and hi* encore, not permit emotional reacUons to a warning etaring them In the Money Is Taken from Now, mors than six years have Persons who have appointments Truman States dominate our policies." Bolton Student Named boiling. It was believed the fur­ held yesterday morning at tha at the Bloodmobile when it is lo­ "Bless This House,” Another face as they enter the build­ passed since that victory^ but the val Held Saturday at number that greatly appealed, en­ day; Lloyd Hobron b In New Teih a military parade A Secret Hiding Place nace controls were not functioning Kanchestar Memorial Hoapital fol- To Underwrite Budget cated at Woodruff Hall from 2 to To Outstanding Group ing. The new floor covering of world la stlU far from pekee,” he titled "The Sweetest ttarol,' down Fifth avenue ended in cere­ correctly. 7 p. m. tomorrow were urge lieduled from 6 to 7 and dinner president; Tau Beta Pi (engineer­ msnder of the American Legion. phet proclaimed )ong ago, ’Not by Hold No Hope uTV •'once more we renew our vow* to quota. men and guest artists, Captain which Miey sang in Swedish. Tlielr lo he serc’cd at 7. Entertainment To Rebel Chief 2 - SHOWS - 2 — 7 and 9:30 Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple Beth might, nor by power, but by My Edward R. Lehmann, son of oun heroic dead never to give up ing). vice-president; Sigma Pi The Rocky Hill Methodist Ernest Parr of Toronto and O p - closing number waa "Benedlrlion ' will he presented after tha dinner. Sholoro waa the guest speaker. ipirit, says the Lord.' Humanity Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Lehmann In the struggle In which they gave Sigma (physics) and Phi Kappa Church, with 105 per cent of cur­ For Oil Accord tain Kenneth Rawlins of the same "H yfrydol." a inedilnlion by Excerpta from hia apeech on cannot be built on force. Peace of 31 Carol drive, who recently en­ 1W BUICK SUPER (Continued from Page One) Phi (scholastic). His social fra­ Alert Passer-By TOMORROW rent expenses snd 125 per rent of city, occupied the plstfcvrm: and Giinnar Hlonl)erg. one of .Sweden's their lives." "Armistice Day in a Peacelesa can come only to those who sre listed In the A ir Force, Is now re.- Lovett, substituting for Mr. Tru­ ternity Is Theta XI. Us mission quota pledged, is the the G Clef Club of upwards of 30 Salvationists, proved a most Inler- World” follow. Robert Weitzel, true to the spirit of God, the ceivlng his basic training at Samp­ (Continued from Page One) 'I'chI s T ic ( in n work among the tribesmen of • ' " STATE NIGHT only other church In the Hartford singers took their places below the estlng finale, the well known UOOR SEDAN man. added: Averts Disaster chaplain of the American Legion, spirit of love, of brotherhood, of son A ir Base, Geneva. N. V. "The cause is the same, the laaue North Burma. area reported to have met its ported ready to sell al>out 70 per instnimentallsts, the memlters Welsh hymn having lieeii given s Bhie. lUdio Mid hrttKr IHW-- offered prayer during the service. A graduate of Manchester High is as clear, and the criais is ad The three-man court cleared the Justice and equity." budget. making an attractive appearance continental flavor hy the arranger Past Commander Leon Bradley School, Class of 1951 and of the cent of Iranian oil to Britain at a To 2 Slayings ttonal Ilfhl*. An e*crll<>nt v«lop. compelling a* it ever wai. Freedom hS-ycar-old Seagrave of all three Ask& If Truman Firemen from Oompanlea 2 and Peace talks have brought no Headed by Mark Holmes, the with their white blouses. bItick Bounded taps and the echo was electrical department of the How­ discount in order to keep the Bril- Colonel Ew will couldn't tell from whet the general You Finor Homo Applioncot . . Finor Quality ffa alkaline tnon-arldi. Get FAS­ ”U'n all In good ton." Many skillfully in sturdy white broad­ abuse." either put new life In your men said whether he would be a candi­ TEETH at any drup ntore faint away at every perform­ or new men in your life. Bring date. Owlett, not committed to At Low Koith Budgot Pricoi! • ance; *o If you want an unusual cloth. come in and be fitted by yonr boyfriend and *ee If you anyone publicly, said there ia some have a MAN or MOUSE. You evening, don't mis* the "Asy­ sentiment developing in the state our Warner-trained corsetierre. win be thrilled! Horrified! Scar, lum of Horrors” on the stage for T aft and Harold E. Staasen, ■ Persons Come and Go ed to Death when you see of the State Theater tomorrow former Miimesota governor who CIRCLE FRANKENSTEIN la persoii night. DON’T BE TURNED now ia President of the University Liberal Keith Terms Xegenf AWAY—BUY ■nCKETS NOW! Rebuib With P*rt$ Ry Regent Exp«rt$ TUER.. WPn. and THURS. Thl* show la the scariest stage of Pennsylvania. corset salon A DARING DRAMA! PRICES: ADUI.TS RSc John Hood Feted ‘INVISIBLE GHOSr CHILD fiOc Incl. Tax = but THIS INSTITUTION 5 ELECTROLUX On 85th Birthday Shelvador 3 DAY SPECIAL! Mrs. IClmer T. Thienes of 114 Chestnut street held open kouse Refrigerator BURNSIDE THEBTRE " I T J r r yesterday afternoon from 2 to 8 jjjj Is ALWAYS Here to Serve “ laaitMaRy aBEATRP THSK KWO KONO PREHISTORIC in honor of her father, John A. Hood, who celebrated hi* 85th The famous Shelvador... with RfBUILT MONSTERS birthday on the occasion. Friends KXTRA storax* space right at and relatives from Portland, Me., V . .tho vory good rtoson it is so oftOR proforoblo your fingertips! Have full A Thousand Yfrifying Greenfield, M an., Stratford, Staf­ SBM1MNBI ford Springa, Springfield, Marl­ width Freezer laicker! Full IKHM this timo-tostod orgoRisotioR .os your borough, Portlaivd, Glastonbury to width Vexetable Crisper! Am­ ’ buy your Warner Bras at Burton’s ! and Manchester greeted Mr. Hood ple shelf capacity for correct tnistco and oxocutor, to hovo charge of any IKt- at this happy birthday celebration, food storage. Powered with ef­ and l>resented him with many log trusts you wish to tot up. ficient sealed in unit for great­ lovely gifts and beautiful flowers. er economy. Crosley prices m In excellent health for one of start at hie years', Mr. Hood enjoys life to the fullest extent. Besides his r o r io daughter, he baa two granddaugh­ W hon you Tho MoRchottor Trust Co. to Sign Up with Us NOW—and,., ters. iorvo you, NOTNING, aoMior skhnost, dooth, |.95 Governors Split nor any othor eouto con intorvono. This orgonixo- 209 On ‘Beat Truman’ fioo wM ho boro, to sorvo you and yours, come ONLY $31.50 DOWN whot wiN. (Coatlaaed from Page Oae) Be In Thia Week! Choose From A Complete Showing Of Croa- ley Ranges and Shelvador Refrigerators . . . AND, With The SIGN AWAY Ing to break down segregation in MIGHTK Purchase Of Any Model You Will Receive A Luscious 15 LB. the schools of his state. He added You hovo tho odvontogo of tho oxporioneo wo tSoS* they are "lending aid and comfort TURKEY AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! tSSfo. to those who seek to destroy the JOE TOUNG XMSMt public school system of the south." hovo goinod down tho years, PLUS tho eoitointy ROMIRO Ashmore said the Negro prob­ PAINT SPIAYIR lecleded A« No Izfre Ces« ESOa TODAY lem had become "the emotional Is­ of our bolog RIGNT NERE WNEN WE'RE NEEft- ’’Millionaire For Christy" STARTS WEDNR80AY: "A PlACrflN t h e " s u n ” sue of the hour."-H&alsacritlcixed HEATING PLUS: Boy Rogers In PARKING a FREE o those who meddled In the South’s For FREE Homo Demonstration eEABY PARRSNO e ED. "TR iaO E R , JR-7 affaira without understanding EFFICIENT NEW them. On the political front, two goV' PHONE 46-6521 eimora spoke strongly for Praal' Ask Your Attomoy About Our Sorvieot CROSLEY RANGE WORRIES! OR MAIL COUPON TO THESHOWnr] CO LISEUM Handsome new jnodeb you have always admired . . . for Penonal Notices greater beauty in your kitchen . . . for finer cooking re- MobUktst h Economkal-one good rea- Oor 8*mlcs is D ep e eiiN e —nutomatk ^^G E N T VACUUM STORES, 57 Allyn St., Hartfor^ iThsWhola Faallil w«t ssHiisa*i sulta. Spacious cooking tops with high speed burners, big % son it's one of the largest-selling fuel oils. delivery for uninterrupted heating—full In Meraorism roomy insulated ovens and broilers, storage space galore. Made to promote efficient combustion, measure from metered tank trucks—prompt I Pleaae send a representative to my home for FREE Home • Demonstration. I NIGHiLY ra* In laving OMmory of Joseph Carlson, Plan to buy yours for a long remembereid Thanksgiving Mobilheat bums cleanly. It ia deaigned to .aarvioabydriveiawhoraqiectyourproperty. who died ffovember Ig 1S4I; feast. Prices start at Nam * ...... I MATINEES: SAT„ DEC. 1 DEC. 2 Ove you the best in home-beating oil. Get our Mobilheet Fuel Oil Service todayl Hts smiling way *nd plessant face I 2:18 r* M . Are • pleasure to recall. Address ...... I Re h«d * kindly word tor «*ch And died beloved by all. , (City ...... I...... S t a te ...... • AB RcrU lUMTFed P R IC E S : fS.<0, 93.00, $2.50, JOHN a HARMS gome Osy we hope to meet him. I My Phone ...... | Some day, we knew not when. Note: If R.F.D. Please Send Directions. $2.00, $ 1 ^ To clasp hi* hand in the better land. (TAX INOIAIDRIN Never to port again. AHEAD 1 9 9 raeuHra* w e Daughter and family. pseevenoWiwwB* WITH MANCHESTEk TRUST M ob ilh eat I r Menoriam KEITH'S TERMS ONLY $10.72 MONTHLY IM* Fraasia X. JUUu U U SOCONY-VACUUM HEATING OIL rtnt AaalraraeiT FREE PARKING TideeU WUl B* Sold In Oed took ^1^ home. It was His will. But la our hoarts he llveth still. 923 Main Street • Phone 4171 OF MANCHESTER In KrtUi’* Pas-ed Parktag lUNGHESTER ’ WII* Bad danshter. Area Right Next Ta The Store. There la Free No In Mcnoriun Open Thurs^y Evenings 6 to 8 Meter Parking On The Bloek JuBt Santa o r Kelta’a. lURLbllirS la lovtag mtoranr of William 3, Tertor. died oa Analetie* Dar. ll:'. MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL OPEN THUB8DAY8 FROM IMI. eilh TIES, NOV. I I . How llvlaf are the dead: • A. M. UNTO. • P. M. Baihriaed but iKit *p*rt. How (Of* within tho h S ^ 57 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD W* hold i£hb atm-oar d*«U MANCHESTER TRUST CO WU* *ad seal.

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Vninister o f the Talcottvllle Cons Mra. Alm a Caaparaon, iS S u k * ick straai; Jana* Honrath, 18 gregatlonal Church, will officiate, m stsek W»NB-»4fl . 9 n WHAy-.piflW H A T — .p ifl Proinotion Cake and burial will be Jn Buckland Weatmlnatar rood; William KiaiM, South Coventry Bolton 164 Irvin g atraat; C raig Spancar, SPECIALIZING IN Cemetery. WCOO.I2M loday 8 Kaaw wnc-itfl# Mrs. Pauline IJItle noria Mohr DTIalla 460*Laka atraat; Jamaa Baana, WONS—141flW O N S— 141fl o ' WFHA—IMLY Friends may call at the funeral Coventry 7-4281 Tel. Matirkeator 8548 home from 3 o'clock tomorrow Andover; Mrs. Anna Incandalla, W D ltC -1 8 8 8 E astern, Standard Thae W T H T — 1288 ^USTOM BUILT HOMES afternoon until funeral time. 146 South Main atraat; Mra. Bar­ bara' Lambart and aon. Wlnatsd; Prirate Raymond Henry Brad­ The realRnatifini of Dnria A. GENKKAL CONTRACTING 4l86 1 :00— Mra. AnlU Rowlay and daughtar, ley, Jr., of South Coventry hai Skinner and Vincent Krsealckl REMOOELING AND REPAIRING 69 Clyd* road; Thomas Tadford, IS 1VTIC—Bkckstsge Wif*. WDRC—Radio Theater. from the Board of FInanre were Ckri M. H mIUm LEWYT’S WCCO-Muaic. been inducted Into the armed aerv'- ment on Sept. 23, 1949, nearly a w arren atraet; D a n y l Johnson, 88 WTIC—Telephone Hopr. arrefited at a spevlal meeting on Carl M. Hultine of 20 Ruaaell F u n e ra ls WHAT-*-Polka Hop. WTHT—Paul Whiteman Teen Ice aind is now at Camp Devens, FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRANGED year before Pontecorvo vanished. Divlalon atraat; Douglaa Hall, 18 Mara. He was given a going-away Thuraday. Ephraim Cole and AlfDOVER, Bolton, Coventry, sev­ The other two announcements atraet dlad early thia mominc at BrigRfVood driva; Mra. Ruth W il­ 'W THT—Valiant Lady. Club. fO ta m . STREET -T w ^ f^ y hla homa following »n extended party last Sunday at the home of Dorla M. D'ttalla, both named on kouM. In excellwt neljhborhood. eral village home* lone and two w'ere made last Oct. 3 and Oct. 22, K oM tanty Otekalaakl son, 17 Salem road; Douglaa WKNB—New*; Request WONS—Murder by Experts. the Oct. 1 ballot, were appolntnl illneaa. 9:80— his parents Mr. and Mra. R. H. RenUl unit consUU of 5 room* famillea), $4900 and up. Welles Police and official* In Heleinkl, Largely attended funeral aerv- Phelps, 108 Driva B, SUvar Lana MaUntc. to fill the varanclea thus created. ERNEST A. RITCHIE Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or Born In Tranemu. Sweden, oh ices for KonaUnty Oleksinakl, of WDRC—Winner Take All. WTIC—Bend of America, Bradley, Sr., here with 14 gurata •ltd iun porch, produclnf $70 Finland, where Pontecorvo was Homea; Charla* Kasavaga, 188 In the ohaervance of American 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER 7-7501. July 25, 1882, he had reaidad In T3 W est Center street, were held Biaaell atraat. Alts— WONS—Wsr Front. at dinner and 51 frienda and monthtr- Inunedlat# occupancy last traced before the trail grew GRCATEST neighbor! visiting in the after­ Education Week, the PTA meet­ thia town for over 60 years. He this morning at 9;S0 from the W. Diachargad Sunday: Jaan Haa- W T IC —Stella DaUas. 10:00— •n owner’* •p»rtment which ha* cold, said they had heard no ing on Wednesday night will he was employed at Cheney Brothers P. Quish Funeral Home, followed nequln, 167 Graaa road; Mra. WTHT—Marriage for Two. WDRC—Bob Hswk. noon and evening. He has ex­ two *tntle bedroom*, a ma*ter Wantcd-<-Real Estate 77 rumors of hi* arrest from ■ Russia for over 30 years and then at the g.jg WTIC—Msrio I inx* Show. pressed appreciation for the nu- followed by an open houae at the by a BOlemn high Maaa at St. Laura Krataka, Rockvilla; Mra. school. Gabriel Heuben, principal, bedroom with fireplace, modem or any other source. Carlyle Johnson Machine Com­ John's Polish National CathoUc Jana Hutchinaon, R F D 8, WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. W T H T — News. meroua gifts reecived from then:. CONSIDERING 8ELUNO will rondiict the program which kitchen by Morton, large dining An official of the Supply Minis­ pany for 10 years, until ho retired Church at 10 o'clock. Rev. Ste­ Chester; Kevin Young, 44 Victoria W n C —Young Wldder Brown. W HAY-News; Night Watch. Coventry Fragment Society of room with fireplace, a apaclou* YO U R PR O PE R TY ? try In London, which employed two and a half yeara ago because WONS—Frank Edward*. the church will have an ail-day will include a disruaalon of at­ phen S. StryjewakI, o f St. John'* road; Mra. Virginia Romanlw, 488 W H A Y —Polka Hop. titude!, organization for the living room with adjoining library Without obligation to you, we Pontecorvo at Its chief atomic of ill health. He wss a member Church, was the celebrant at the Summit street; Mra. EUalne Halla- WTHT—Bob E. Lltjyd Show. 1 0 :1 5 — meeting Wednesday at the Church AMESITE DRIVEWAYS -IH WONS— Jack's Waxworks. Community House In preparation initiation of a newsletter dealing «Bd a amall den. Separate *team research center at Harwell, cpm- o f the Emanuel Lutheran Church, * REIHICCD RATRH SIN CE 1920 will appralae or make you a «^ h Mass., assisted by Rev. Louis Kac day and son, 30‘Nathan rood; MIsa 4:45— with the school, and classroom beating *y*tem* with o“ *>“™*'*- offer for property. See u* before mented: Llnne Lodge No: 72. Knights of zorowaki from the Holy Mother Louise Johnson, 38 Sunaat atraat; 1 WrnC—Woman in My House. WTHT—Elmer Davis. for their Christmas sale and sup­ e GRADING FREE WORK GUARANTEED discuaslons of the program for the Two-car garage goe* with own­ Pythias, and Scandia Lodge, Or­ Rosary Church of Chicopee, Mass, 1 0 :3 0 — per there Dec. 4. e POWER ROLLER I'HED CALL MANCHESTER you sell. • It is intriguing that such hews Frank Hryclak, Graen VlUaga, L. o m — year. Hoaleaaes for the meeting der of Vasa. as deacon and Rev. John H. Go- WDRC—Robert Q's Waxworks. • The Mr. and Mra. Club will meet * FREE ENTIMATF.H er'* unit. Phone 2-8658. _____ Phone 6273 If it were true should have I.; Mra. Iris Pennay, 40 Hals road; WDRC—News; Old Record Include Mrs. Michael L. Peace, He leaves his wife. Mrs. Inga goski from the Church of Trans­ Mrs. Mary Bonham and daughtar, WTIC—Man Called X. at the Church House at 8 p. m., STIME PAYMENTS BRAE-BURN REALTY percolated through the Iron Cur­ Bhop, Nov. 17. Rev. Fori-est Musser. of Mrs. Aldo Peace, Mrs. Raymond FALKNOR D R IV E -6 room *ln- Amanda Olson Hultine: three figuration In N ew Britain as au^ 162 North-School - atraat; Mary W ONS— Bobby Benson. WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. * SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 tain." 1 0 :4 5 — Rockville will speak on hia trip Jewell. Mra. Clayton Snillh, Mrs. gle hot water heat, oil burner, FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling sons. Carl E. Hultine and John I. deacon. T w o separate Masaes Lombardo, 23 Hawthorne atraat; Get tU$ IG-piece W n C —Just Plain Bill. SAVE WITH fireplace, tile bath, open *talr- your property call Suburban Hultine. both of Manchester, and were aald on the side altars. Charleena Gill, South Coventry; WTHT Time for Defense. "To the Bowery." Frank Paggloll, Mrs. Raymond W H A Y —Story Queen. Richard Eberle, son of Mr. and Holland, Mrs. Burton Tuttle and way, picture window, dormer*. Realty Co., Realtors, 641 Malr Harry D. Hultine of Pasadeifa, Bearers were: Walter Flllp. Ste­ Jill Messenger, 60 Ridgewood W TH T—News: Joe Girand WONS—Jack’s Waxwork*. Stahlifi-Slwl IhHe Set 11:00— M il. Fred Eberle of North Coven­ Mrs. William Raymond. A good •ro’e»lte drive, barge lot. Immedi­ street. Call 8215. About Town Calif., and three grandchildren. ven Filip, Frank Poharskl. Benny street; Madelane Barontl, Staf­ Show. DeMAIO BROTHERS The funeral will be held Wed­ Partyka, Ignats ZatkoWski and ford Springs; Frodariek Hill, 74- News on all stations. try, is a patient at the Manches­ turnout of parent! Ii anticipated. ate occupancy, $13,500. Term* 8:15— ter Memorial Hnapital where he Call Now >— We Personally Supervise All Work SELLING TOUR proparty T Manchester Lodge No. 73 A.F. nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Steven Konakowski,. all members Jensen atroet. 11:1.5— Goodchlld Realty Co. Office 15 W H A Y—Crosby's Quarter underwent a major operation on Whether It be a lot. houa# or and A M., will hold a stated com­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, with of St. John’s Polish Alliance. Discharged today: Ruaaell HunL WTIC—News. , Forest street. Manchester 7925 W TIC—Front Page Farrell. Monday. Richard observes hia business In town or country, you munication at the Masonic Temple Rev. Harry Peterson of Portland Vernon; Mra. Margaret Bocchlno W THT—Sports. Report. or 8891. Burial was in St. John's Polish 8:80— will get prompt and personal tomorrow evening at 7:30. In ad­ officiating in the absence of Pas­ and aon, 32 Proctor road; Mrs. WDRC—World Tonight. eighth birthday today at the National Catholic Cemetery. W TIC—Notes and Quotes. hoapital. Play mates and frienda service by calling Ellsworth MIL dition to the business meeting, the tor Carl E. Olson. Burial will be Beatrice Mass* and daughtar, 160 WONS -Jack’s Waxworks. CI8ARS-PIPES WOODBRIDGE STREET — 6 There was a profusion of beau­ W H A Y—Bam! by Demand. are urged to send a shower of rooms. 4 down 2 finished on sec­ ten, agent. Phone 6930. Fellowcraft Degree will be con­ in the East Cemetery. tiful floral tributes testifying to Summit, street.' W H A Y -N igh t Watch. Lighten — WatchM WONS— Clyde Beatty Show. 11:2.5— cards. Richard will also have to ond floor. Steam- heat with oil ferred. A t the conclusion of the Friends mav call at Watkins the esteem in which Mr. Oleksin- Births Saturday; A daughtar to aorka — Wallets U S T W ITH an active concern for Funeral Home. 142 East Center WDRC—Memory Lane. WDRC- Public Service Pro­ undergo another major operation burner. Fireplace, copper tubing, degree work there will be a social skl was held. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Bamlak, 62 W TH T—Mark Trail. soon. reliable courteous eervlce. Free hour and refreshments. street, tomorrow evening from 7 Russell street; a daughtar to' Mr. gram. Arthur Dnis Stortt > ANNA BELL gumge In basement. House is in appraisal arriving at satisfactory 8:45— 11:S0— ^ Rev. Reginald A. Meirifleld and excellent condition. Large lot to 9:30 and Wednesday morning Mrs. Ray-mond Bowen and Mra. Einar Solomonaon, 16 selling price to you. The Allen The Manchester Garden Club W n C —Notes and Quotes. WTIC—Surprise Serenade. Mrs. Merrifield have just received Hollister street—7 room single. 3 until 10:30. The funeral of Mrs. Cora Anna Flower atreet; a daughtar to Mr. word that their son Private Lloyd Realty Co. Phone Manchester will hold its November meeting WDRC—Curt Massey. 12:00— on first floor. 4 bedroom* and Sutton Bowen, wife of Raymond and Mrs. Robert Mason, 65 Home­ Merrifield expects to he at their ' Says: 5105. this evening at 8 o'clock in the hirs. Mary J. hlathrra W H A Y —Sports, WTIC—News: Dance Orchestra, bath on second. Screen*;* storm Bowen of North Coventry, who stead street; a aon to Mr. and Mr*. home in North Coventry about —oeirui r. a. N*«,. rk*t> Robbins room of Center Church Mrs. Marv Johnston Mathers, died Thursday night, was held Edward Bayles, 82 Hemlock 5:65— For Your Individuolly window* and awnings, copper w a n t e d -V our properly to aell W THT—Victor Borge. Dec. 1. after serving one year and Nsvy WAVE l.a»rr*lne M. Marconi cuts the first slire from s house. The business session will be 88. widow of Robert Mathers, died ye.sterday afternoon at 2:30 from street. Teleilslon tubing, steam heat w-ith oil burn­ Reliable ouyer* waiting with WNHC—TV two months in Korea. cake hskrd for her upon promotion to the rate of yeoman third claos. Dosignod SpiroNo followed bv a talk on the gardens yesterday at Windham Center aft­ the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Births Sunday; A son to Mr. Evening She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Marconi of 1077 Main er. House now vacant. Inquire cash. Finance* arrangetL We P. M. Serv'icemen Merrifield was In­ of South Carollns, with Illustrated er a long IHne.ss, Bom in Northern Main street. Rev. R. A. Merri and Mrs. Rutledge Smith, 330 ' i.'OO— jured in his right hand recently street. The first slice of the promollon enke goe* to Colonel B. C. Foundoriont ~ CaH Charles W, Lathrop, 100 East need 4-5-H-7 room single* and 3- 4:00—Film Short. slides by Mr. and Mrs. C. Elmore Ireland, she came to Manchester field, mlnl.ster of the Second Con­ Adams atreet; a daughter to Mr. WONS—News. and had been unable to write Rose. f ’SAF, attached to the Pearl Harhor staff of .Admiral Arthur Mrs. Elsio Miiiicucci Center street. Phone 2-0384 or family house*. Howard R. Hast­ Watkins. more than 70 years ago. She was cAnd Mrs. Atw ood Doody, 45 South W n C —News. 4:30—Gaylord Hauser Show, gregational Church, North Cov­ 4:45— Kate Smith Show. home for about five weeka. Word \V. Radford, Commander In Chief Partfie and C. S. Paelfle Fleet. 7856. ings Phone 2-1107. a meml>er of the South Methodist entry, officiated and burial was In Alton street. W H A Y —News. of his having left for home on Oct. Mlaa MarronI work* In the Joint NIaff offlee at the Paelfie Fleet Pearl Fkono 7737 Mrs. Eaii Reqiie8 l yesterday for their home in ton. Gavlord Sutton, Orin Keeney. daughter to Mr. and Mra. Charles •;I6— in the Army three yeara on Jan. 1, bedroom* and bath on second Youngstown, Ohio, after a week's daughter in law, Mrs. Claire Math­ 5:45—Howdy Doody. 1952. have learned the history of Girl William Strong, Maurice French Enes, South Windsor; a daughtar W H A Y —Supper Serenade. Scouting from the hand book. floor. Living room, dining foom, visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. ers of Brooklyn. N. Y., and several to Mr. and Mra. George Putnam, 6:0O—Fashions in Music. Mrs. Robert Hart, leader, has and Talrott Clapp. Offer it LimitedI WONS—Sports. 6:25— Sealy Weather Forecast. About .38 ^rls have registered In kitchen and reception hall first Bv Britain Looms Huggins of 67 Phelps road. nieces and nephews. 206 Hollister street; a son to Mr. W TIC—Bob Steele. Sports Just been notified that her Brown­ floor. Recently decorated. Steam TTie funeral *"ill he held tomor­ Come in Today I 6 :3 0 -World News- Today. the troop. They expect to learn Fh and Mra. James Reagan, 60 Lenox WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. ies Troop has been registered as the meeting tonight at 7:,30 p. ni. oil heat. One-car garage, nice lot. The Study Group will meet row afternoon at 2 o’clock- at the 6:45—Sidewalk Interview. Troop 70. A.ssisting Mrs. Hart (rnntiniied from Pege fine) Hospital Notes street. 4:20— at the Robertson School the num­ Occupancy on transfer of title. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Watkins Funeral Home, 142 East 7:00 Kukla. Fran and Ollie. with the 22 girls la Mrs. Burton H E l i r S WHAT YOU OiTI WDRC Jack Zalman; Record 7:30- Kilnf Short, ber of tlfelr troop. Tentative plans B arlow’sT elevision Price $12,500. Henry Escott in the South Methodist Church. Center street, with Rev. Fred R. Murray. The Troop will continue of Stale Achesnn and Foreign Tuesday— Tonsil and adenoids Album. 7:45- News. Caravan. for an Investiture eeremony here Agency, Manchester 3683. Devotions will be led by Mr.s. Edgar, pastor of the South Metho­ Admitted Sntiiiday; Harold • 4*S«fro t«d Utility Knifo • Mirror Aniph to have I their meetings Mondays Minister Eden at 8:30. trtie 4:80— 8:00 Video Theater. Nov, 19 hav* been made. Paula Straight, Hostes.sea will he dist Church, officiating. Burial will Trombley, 29 Garden atreet e 7*Cleever • 3* G ropofnA Knif« »toM«88'»l«Ol after school at the South Street Sales and Service 2 Substantial financial help Wednesday—Well Baby at Y, 8 W T H T —Sereno Gammcll: 8:30—Voice of Firestone Shirley E. Gledhlll has returned NOW UNDER conatTiictlon. Three Mrs. Helen Bisaell and Mrs. Har­ be in the East Cemetery. .Madelene Baronti. S t a f f o r ( to 4. • • * YMfi M M t S tk ff • 5* Sondwidi Knifff • Iro n School instead of the Robertson from the Cniled States (ninning Spring.s; Charlcene Gill. South ro««wood hondifft Weather: Stock Market. 9:00 I Love Lucy. to his home In North Coventry bedroom homes. Rosetto Con­ riet McDonald. The funeral home will be open Thursday—Pre-natal at 9. • lODtl SMctr • 3* Coring Kntf* School. Mrs. L. James Loyzim has into the billionsi to help rombat Coventry; Frederick Nill. 74 Jen • $is Stook Kfiivfft widi • All tiollow'provrtd Wnc -Em lle Cote Glee Club. 9:30 It's News to Me following a stay at the Hartford BENDIX MOTOROLA struction. 2-0308. for the convenience of friends this Friday— Cheat at 9, appoint­ • T'OiffTiNrli been chosen sunshine club chair­ the English eeonomic crisis. sen strict; Mrs. Margaret Harri Rffrrotvd ffdoM btod«» 'WONS—News; Bill Jenkins. 10:00—Studio One. Hospital. The Holy Angels Mothers Circle evening from 7 to 9. ment. • KuvrM %Ss%\ man. Mrs. Francis Couch is mak­ iSIX ROOM Cape Cod, three bed­ 3 The Cnited Stales give Eng­ aon. Green Ixjdge. AN D tsifood by EngHtMown Cutltry ltd. WDRC—Record Album. 11:00 The Playhouse of Stars. ing sewing bag* for the Brownies. ' RCA will meet tomorrow evening in­ Also Well Baby at hospital, 3 to rooms. living room with fire­ land a greater voice in the devel­ stead of Wednesday evening at the Henry Sfirgent Admitted S\inday: Harold Puter, 4 : 45— 12:00 - News. ' They are now in the process of place, dining room, kitchen with opment of foreign policy Involving home of Mrs. William Murray, 39 Henry Sargent, widely known 5 Gerard -street; Patricia Bnineau W n C - Three Star Extra. learning to set a table. 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 5095 W TH T—Stock Market; Sports. LAND SURVEYING dining space. Complete tile bath both governments, possibly Includ­ Pioneer circle, at 8 o’clock. tobacco' and potato grower in South Coventry; Kevin Young. 44 Girl Scouts under the leader­ on flr.st floor, running water on ing more say-so in atomic policy. Broad Brook, died o'*"<-e'*day at Victoria road; Carl Swanson. 12 '*aurel street; Mrs. Mary Nunn, Police Arrests Wappiiij; Edward L. Davis, Jr. panelled with two built-in dress­ j u p o n there was no assurance of von dnve. was pleasantly surprised Brook for 64 years, he aerveil m Brooklyn, Conn.: Peter Prince, when you trade it in en the 7:00— Registered Land Surveyor Willimantic; Robert Gaura, 81 " I ers in master bedroom 10 closets ! Congressional approval. recently when she received a beau­ the State Legislature for a two- WONS—News; Fulton Lewis, Jr Drive B, Silver Lane Homea; Wai­ Ellsworth Memorial High 15 Proctor Road, Manchester lifi-luding 6 foot cedar closet, full Chairman McKellar (D.. Tenn.l, tiful lei. made of baby orchids, year term from 1924 to 1926 and Frank F. Sankbeil, Jr., 49 Gard­ M TIAY—Symphony Hall, Your our-of-toit n calls go through twice as fast when ter Tr.ikewirz. Jr., 84 Congress ner street, arrested by Patrolman W D R C - Beulah. School soccer team defeated Glas­ Tel. 7019 cellar including spacious laundry, of the powerfiil Senate Appropri­ fixim her son, Arthur, who is sta­ al.so wa.s a church warden fqyr RUPTURE ORDER NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS AHEAD you call hy number. That's why Anna suggests jotting ations committee said he hopes tioned on the U.S.S, Valley Forge many years. He was a member street: William McBride, 59 Holl John Turner for overcrowding W TIC —Philo Vance tonbury 3 to 0 Thursday after­ ultlity room and room that ran .street; Mrs. Amelia Schuts, Rock- front seat of car Saturday after­ W TH T- Weather; Songs and nistingulshed. Imprinted Luncheon and Beverage Napkin* be u.sed for workshop or rumpus. Chiirchill will not seek additional In Hawaii. The gift arrived via air of O'rienial I^.^ge, A E .^ a n d lEWYT noon thereby winrdng the Class C SU'THERLAND'B l5tPROVED 60 ROSE DECORATED LUNCHEON NAPKINS do«n the number when you hear "Information" at noon. Stories. Garage with upstairs for .storage, money from this country, adding mail. Sailor Burl; has been in the He leaves championship. Bill Martin scored I WHATS THE REAL PRICE .50 PASTEL*LUNCHEON NAPKINS . that “Our own people have an ex­ Center; John Hutchinson, 73 Lin- Other arrests were; Olive Ray, TRUSS RUMINATES TOR­ amesite drive and shade trees. Navy about two years. Gordon .‘^argent: four sons, Thom­ iVACOUM CLEANER 7:15— twice and George Mellen once for ON YOUR lltIUSET .50 POLKA DOT DECORATED I-UNCHEON NAPKI.NS the distant city give it to )0ur operator. cessive load of taxation to bear." as R 'Sargent. Edward .1. Sargent, ilen street; Mra. Beatrice Bjork, 33 Lynesa street, driving without W ONS—Tello-Text. TUROUS BULBS. BELTS and Asking $15,000. Call 2-4486. Own­ East Hartford; Mrs. Lilia Hayes, a license Sunday, by ntrolman Ellsworth. 60 PASTEL BEVERAGE NAPKIN'S There was every indication that The Manchester Branch of the and Earl H. Sargent, all of Broad WDRC—Jack Smith. STRAPS—Guaranteed never to Y on ll find our rompetent er tran.-'ferred. 389 Summit street; Theodore Gon- Albert Scabies; John Chappas, 62 the forthcoming conference was Brook, and Henry J. Sargent of 7:80— Wood Memorial Library will be break, rust or lose tension— The I appraisers tvell q u a lifM to 31.00 Each Per Box WCTU will hold its annual roll- nutz. 373 Lydall street. Linden street, speeding, by Patrol strictly a British idea. North Haven: two dnughfers. Mrs. WONS-Gabriel Heatter closed Monday evening in observ­ I help von. call tomorrow at the all-day aes- Admitted today; Preston Trom­ man Samuel Maltempo; Avis Uteat answer for truss wearers. Henry Clark of Winche.ster. Mass., 'W n C -N ew s. ance of Armistice Day. The Ixits for Sale f-t sion which meets at 10:30 at the bly. 471 North Main street; W il­ Hamilton, 54 Waddell road, stop Remember, there Is never TH E SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND and Mrs. .Sherman Waldron of W TH T—Lone Ranger. books dated for Monday will not DAVEY OPTICAL COMPANY South Methodist Church. Dues liam Howard, Jr.. 38 Maple street; sign violation by Patrolman Rob­ I any obllgaUnn when you caD LOTS OF CARS FOR SALE at will be accepted at Ihl.s time, and North nrosvcnordale, and nine ■WDRC—Club Fifteen. become due until Thuraday. "YOUR OPTIIAI.MIC. DISPENSER" Weighing Legality Mrs. Margaret Schieldge, 123 Ben­ ert Turcotte. 9 5 WELDON'S 701 M A IN STREET. TE L. 2-I57S RESIDENCE 0.377 Clarke Motor Salea, 301 Broad each member will relate some­ grandehlldren. 7:45— At the Armistice Day program Prescription Pharmarv JARVIS REALTY COMPANY ton street;. Richard Peck, 53 Har­ PYWay at Ellsworth High School HAROLD 1“ DAVEY, Urenoed OptIrUa TELEPHONE street. Open evenings. thing in regard to temperance. A private funeral service wiil be WDRC—Ed Murrow. 901 Main St__ Tel. 5321 filanchester 4112 lan road. North Ead Fire WONS—Evelyn Knight. Colonel Sedgley Thornbury was Of MeGraw Plan Work will be for the Red Cross. heid at his home tomorrow after­ Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Eve­ BOLTON—21 acrea of good land, A pot luck luncheon will be en­ noon at 2 o'clock, followed by a The North Manchester Fire De­ W TIC—One Man's Fam the guest speaker. He illustrat­ Some building lota. Good loca­ lyn Qiiilitch. .332 Woodbrldge joyed at noon under the chairman­ public service at 2:30 in Grace partment was called out at 7:15 5 :00— ed his talk with movies. tion. Priced right at $7,500. Phone The legality of a plan whereby atreet; George Ro.se, RFD 2. Man­ WDRC—Suspense. F. H. McGraw A Company would ship of Mrs. Robert Richmond. A Episcopal Church in Broad Brook. chester; Mrs. Mary Sorrow, 20 last night to extinguish a fire In There were 40 members of the Barbara Woods. 3702. vocal duet will be sung by Mrs. Rev. Albert Jepson will officiate a small shack that had been erect­ W H A Y —Family Rosary. Wednesday Afternoon Club who .-id as "construction managers and Dur.mt street; Mrs. Rub.v Eggle­ W TIC—Raljroad Hour. -“thni's what natod ihioat spaclalltr* T HACKMATACK Street —166' x constructors" for the Town of Man- Ida Gilman and her sister, Mrs. and burial will be In Melrose Cem­ ston, Ellington: Mrs. Mary Carter ed by youngster* at the rear of attended the fiftieth anniversary WONS—Hashknife Hartley. dinner and meeting at the home of raperted In o (oa*Me.ca«*t ia«l a# 270'. Also 13 acre* with large cheater in its school b\iildlng ex­ Rena Smith. etery. and daiighter. 7 Seaman circle; 263 Woodland street. Krlends may rail at his home W TH T—The Big Hand. Mrs. Jean E. Shepard, Sr., Wed­ bam and poultry houses on Hack­ pansion program is \inder consid­ 5:16“" hundred* m l people who smokod > Memorial Temple. Pythian Sis­ after 7 o'clock this evening. The nesday evening. matack street. Carter street. 6 eration by Attorney General George WHAY—Pledge Show. NOT OK SNIU M R OFIHROn IRRinnON GAMEIS! only Comal* for 80 days! ters, will be hostess to the grand T. P. Holloran Funeral Home is in acres. E, F. 'Von Ecker, 509 Kee­ Conway, nccoi-ding to Town Coun- 8:80— Mra. Ralph Grant was the oldest chief and grand chancellor and charge of arrangementa. active member present and Miss L ney street. .sel John D. LaBelle. HAVE YOU WATER IN YOUR CEIXAR WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent A town official met Thursday their staffs tomorrow evening in Scouts. Florence Newberry the oldest in­ in Hartfoid. with Charles F. Ritch, Odd Fellows Hall, and all offlcera Mr*. Thomas Harrison OR A SEWARE DISPOSAL PROBLEM? W TIC—Howard Barlow's Or­ active member. , Suburban For Sale 75 Jt.. director of the State School are requested to wear white. A Mrs. Margaret (Stratton! Har-, chestra. Wednesday evening the Volun­ Building Commission, and repre­ pot luck supper in the banquet rison. widow of Thomas Harrison, W TH T—Henry J. Taylor. teer Fire Department was called THIS MAY solve yotfr problem. sentatives of the McGraw company hall S t 6:30 v ill precede the meet­ died this morning at the Manches­ Consult A Speeialistf W H A Y —Western Caravan. to the home of Mrs. Edna Stough­ 8 rooms, full cellar, hot air furn­ to discu.ss the plan as outlined to ing. ter Memorial Hospital after a j WONS—Crime FIghtera. ton to extinguish a fire which N ace. hath, electricity, aluminum short illness. Born in Ireland in ' the B.iard of Directors at its last McKi n n e y b r o s . s e w a g e d is p o s a l c o m p a n y 8:46— i burned some living room drapea. atorm windows and screens, 1-car meeting and to consider variations Daughters of Liberty No. 125, Auguat, 1869, she had been a res­ W THT—Medal of Honor. The drapes had become Ignited garage, barn, 12 acrea, partly on that plan, Ritch and Conway L.O.L.I., will have a meeting to­ ident of Manchester for 20 years. 1.10-132 Pearl St., Manchester No dust bug to empty! 8:65— from a lanlp. No serious damage wooded. On State road about 25 morrow evening at 6 o’clock in She leaves two brothers, Thom­ WONS—News. resulted. I don't iR/orry about my are considering the problem. miles southeast of Hartford, $12,- Under the provisions of the Gen­ Orange Hall. A pot luck supper as G. Stratton of West Palm • WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS h’f Quiet n* reeil Terrific suction power, yet super-quiet! Beach, Fla., and William Stratton 900. Walton W. Grant, Realtor, eral Statute.* all school buildings will follow at 6:30, in charge of • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED Lewyt’s so easy on your nerves. 647 Main street, Hartford 2-7584. must be contracted on a competi­ Mr*. Tlllle Lindsay. An open in­ of Newport, R. I.; two Bisters, Mr*. Effie Adams of Fall River, i riaisrrsi veur rvfitl Famous #80 Carpet Noszle gets em­ Evenings: Manchester 3160 or tive hid basis. The McGraw pro­ stallation of officers will follow in • SEWAGE LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED bedded dirt, lint, even dog hairs . . . with less rug weaj. Frank L. Pinney, 3877. posal is a package plan in which the main lodge hail. Maas., and Mra. Ruth Crawford of SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED the town pays 100 per cent of the Miami, Fla., and several nieces] 8 nitsri purify the oM Unhealthy dust can't escape the and nephews. Mrs. Harrison had j , throat sinoe I changed 1o costs plu.s 5 pci- cent to the firm. The Emblem (^ub will meet • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS Sp^-SalT Dustalator, and Micro-Filter, no children of her own but leavea y Werk-spe^lnfl eMoehmenttl Do all your dusting; brighten Sew-Simple Wednesday evening at the Elks five stepsons and a stepdatighter. INSTALLED Home in Rockvilie. A pot luck drapes, clean radiators, spray, wax, even de-mojh closeU. Tops for They are William Harrison o f ! • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED supper at 6:30 will precede the Franklin, Maas., Benjamin of the Iwsepe'bere fleers, Nneleeinl Swish and dirt disappears! No FREE business session. Co-chairmen of U. S. Air Force. Frederick and 'Jo­ FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5S08 mort dust-apreading brooms or back-breaking dust-pans. Teen-agers the committee are Mrs. James seph Harrison of Hartford. Sam­ I 8* NgM, easy I# esel Olldet saseelMy in ony dirertien—lollows H. McVeigh of this town and Mrs. uel Harrison of Rockville and Mra. you around effortleasly as you clean! Clarence Finley of Rockville, both Charles McCarthy of North Elm past presidents of the club. street, this town. THIS WEEK ONLY! Funeral services for Mra. Har­ ITie Manchester Repiiblican rison will be held tomorrow eve­ Women's Club has set the date of ning at 7:30, at the Holmes Fvi- Tuesday. Dec. 4, for the popular neral Home, 400 Main street. The HRST PRIZE ESSAY (hnderella Week-End program by remains will be taken to the Ash­ STAINLESS STEEL. FLATWARE Bob Tyrell and Floyd Richards; ton Funeral Home, Fall River, HIGH SCHOOL GROUP and the place the Verplanck Mass., where funeral aervires will By ADRIAN SCHMIDHAU8ER BRUNNER’S School auditorium. The club, to­ take place, with burial in Oak WITH THE PURCHASE OF A gether with the Republican Town Cameter Senior, Muichcfittr Higli Grove Cemetery, that city. t e l e v i s i o n d e p a r t m e n t BEAUTIFUL EVA GABOR, star of television, screen and stagt, Committee and Young Republi­ Sponsored By W. T. Gr«Bt Co. , SET OF STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE cans, will meet Wednesday night Frederick O. Webb must always be in good voice. The cigarette she smoke* must at 8 o'clock at the GOP headquar­ Frederick George Webb of agree with her throat. By trying Camels as her steady ters. 983 Main street. Judge John Rockville road. Vemon, died sud­ ^ Ih d h be sure fny dgereffe S. G. Rottner will speak on "Town denly last night at the Rockville I LIKE TO MOP IT ORMTS BE08USE REGULAR PRICE smoke, she found that with mild, flavorful Camels the enjoyt Court Activities.” Mr.s, William City Hospital. B om in Manches­ ALW AYS A BETTER DEAL. Stuek and Mra. Betty Dorr and ter, June 19, 1886, the son o f Ed­ I like to ahop at Granta heesmse tkla atore baa » lorge ^teed iddhmf I smoking without wprrying about her throat. their committee will serve sand- ward and Isabella Ferguson Webb, of quality goote offered at reasanaMa prieea. ^ PhoM 5191 for yow folotM to dom OF COOKWARE $129.95 wichea and coffee at the social he had* been a resident o f Talcott- Make the sensible cigarette test — make your own 30-day Under one roof Grants dlspteya eodleaa am ber I l M r a * time to follow. ville for 27 years. He wras one pf mm mt ftvoto Iho Items. Thia greatly cata abopping steps for ^ f*'* ** ^*^ y most oPdie leadir)g brands:! Camel mildness test. Smoke only Camels for 30 days... the famoMs ball players in that ■raarts to make all his pnrehaaes In oae ator*. No dn aeteiraew hooio. ITS FREE! NO COST TO YOU! OUR PRICE village In his youth. He was for $69.95 aearchlng for bargains, for at Oraats be wlB ftod eveeytmag, / • enjoy the rich, full flavor — and see how mild Camels are, Urges Reds Solve merly employed as a spinper in the •at just a f ^ “special^'* at low prieee. cbose Cemek bbt fheirdafin, Hockanum Mills, Rockville. pack after pack... see how well Camels agree with your throat. Small Issues First Mr. Webb leaves his wife, Anna Grants offers many other attrbctloBS to the abopper. It* Y O U S A V E Then you’ll know why, after all the mildness tests... ' McCorriston Webb, two sons and vteolent locaHon nuikea It easily neceaalble i Coartaejia M IJ*" $1.00 Down Holds Your Lewyt $ 6 0 .0 0 ckfouf ifdldimiand A int!* (Continued from Page One) two daughters, Clinton Webb of people cheerfolly and InteOlgenUy give Inforaaatloa. Neat m - Rockville, Richard Webb of Man­ CAMEL LIADS ALL OTHER BRANDS pktya, combined with modem lighting, leavea the a n d 14-p i e c e k n i f e s e t u n t il CHRISTMAS Britain, the Soviet Union and the chester; Mrs. John Zaviakaa of ttr^ than In a shop where the Itema are Jambied legt la a • ^ f United States; Rockville and Mra. Thurston Men •Uneasy" eye-aore. -B Y BILLIONS! .. 4. Admit Italy to the United delin of Manchester. He also $ 1 .5 0 D O W N Nations. leaves two brothers, Clinton M. There Is enough selection to salt tbn e f sD Eden Implied that the time was Webb of Glastonbury and L«e enstomers. For exnniple. In the clothing ncensa wmm m a ' > 1 YEAR AND A HALF TO PAY not yet ripe for a conference of Webb o f Buckland and 10 grand from a greai vnricty of styke. eolofn, nad pileee, the aHlele « DELIVERS THIS OFFER TO President Trurnsn, Prime Ifilniiter children. 1 ‘really meets one’s dcn m d t and dsMina. I h m In Churchill, Marshal Stalin and Funeral sendee* will be held no'need to worry abont old ntylea an thoee ^A tO rM d e French Premier Rene Pleven, as from the Holmes Funeral Home, wbere Items remain In aWek (or leng nerlei YOUR HOME NOW! French President 'Vincent Auriol 400 Main street,' Wednesday after the stock movea quickly, due te ths I By Sue Buniett suggested last week. I noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Jamea Bull, traaaacted. This same fdet aasurea the | Pattern No. 8770 la a sew-rite to-the-mlnuU kltchea eqalpmeat, i lALANCE CAN K PAID IN SMALL perforated pattern, lixea amall, By Mrs. Anne Cabot at Grants one can expect to find the medium and large Included. Shpe Pattern No. 6701 contains com­ pnrtmeat. BRUNNER’S -TV WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. bag, I H yard* of of 39-lnch; 4 ^ plete knitting instnictlona, mo- HARVEST DANCE This eenesra Is shle te offer goods at Iswer ptieea hssw I Hs IM THi aASBIIIIT OMaUMHK’S-reACIIAaD yard* binding: alippcra, H yard terial requirementa, atltch Illus­ great•eat chain o t sterns ssnhes peaslhli mam hnytng and salt in 72-lnch; for V* yard for trations and finishing dlrectlorui. Sponsored By ssoney-savlng The ^■3 - . aoto and % yard of 39-incb quUt Send 26c in coins, your name, taetlon hseani he le heched np hy a large i 358 EAST CENTER STREET l - J •d fabric. nddresa and tba pattern number Manchester Registered Nnrses’ Assodstfaw area tiM o f mllWona of u 1^7.- ;■ ■MPN ■SUaMThis''iaolitd staaffuraiTS p i«t8 a .T V Tatra PffsviNa ffaouND . F o r thia pattern, aend 80c tn to Atme Cabot, 'Hie Mancheeter to get ■ I, shop at Oraatst . your name, addreaa, aixa da- Evening Harald, 1160 AVe. Amer­ CALL HARTFORD 7-9149 Camsl* lot ssany ytat*. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1951 t A O S S t t MANqHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 19B1 P A G B 8 E V B N •Icm-, 81, a Dcmocrstlc Congress­ thing at an. Here again the Obm- Shea did, although ho did not Airplane^ Crashes State Educator man from Ohio In 1936 and pastor Will DciiioiiBtrate iUm ripfBtrr know who Prouls waa. Rockville Cooking Advisor munlata seem to Im agreeing with Liquor Count of the Pcopla’s Church In Cincin­ Tha defendant's 'manner of nati for 54 years. ua, and we eeem to be rejecting walking aerved to bear out Proula' Ou Ledyard Lot To Address PTA Fiiiger>Paiiiliiig lEontlttg If (raid their egreemeat. We are accusing suspicion, and tha inspector called . Louisville—Dr. David Spence ' THE CANDY m usiaD BT.noB them of obstructionism, when ac­ Is Dismissed tha police. Patrolman Stratton ar­ GOP Giucuses Hill, 77, lecturer, author and •MtAt-n pKtNTmO CO.. iN a Ledyard, Nov. 12—(P)—A light "Nothing But the Beat” will be teacher, former president of ihe Robert Oenoveat, Jr., son of Mr. tually they seem to be complying rived and he too asked Shea to airplane crashed ahortly after a the topic of the Robertson PTA with The Master^s Tou6h * It KMcIt ItrMt walk a straight Une and then took Southern Society for Philosophy and Mrs. Robert (lenovesl of 49 with our demands just about as takeoff from a farm lot here yes­ meeting to be held Wednesday. School street left Sntiirdny VuichMUn Conn. Gill Charge k Dropped him into custody. "Bo-Peep'^ Ky Set Tonight and Psychology. He waa bom in MADE AND THOMAS F. FMKOUBOIf. terday, slightly injuring a Phila­ Misa Marian Jeaaeman, children's for a six-week trip to cities fast as we make them. Prouls said that Shea waa tnoo- Naahville, Tenn. WALTBIt R. rBROUSON, When Alleged Drunk delphia housewife. librarian at the Mary Cheney Li­ In Minnesota, Michigan, and Ne­ SOLD AT FOblltlwn What the troops in Korea ap­ herant and that ha wtavad whan State Policeman Bklwacd A. ha walked, but ha admitted that brary, and Joseph Norden, ron- Beacon, N. Y.- Edwin 8. Mills, braska to demonslinte Anger MUNSON’S Fsundft October 1, lUl parently do not sense, or do not k Found .Not Guilty City Candidates Will Be O’Connor identified the couple aa sultant In audlo-vIsuU education the defendant w a ^ weU Iwfhaved Sr., 81, former vice president and painting tcchnlqiiea for a Sprlng- CANDY KITCHIN PnbUibed Be«rr Beentnc Bxrept appreciate favorably if they do Mr. and Mrs. John Malone of Phil­ for the State Board of Education, general sales msnsger of Illinois fleld, Ma.ss., mamifnctiiror of and polite. Nominated at 8:30 in adelphia. will be at the meeting to help 117 NRW BOLTON ROAD—ROUTE 8 sad ■eidw* A>d HoUdvra. Knlered at the sense it, la the fact that our In what Town Court Judge John The aeven defenaa wltnessea, all Steel Co., a pioneer in the develop­ artistic and educational supplies. Feat Office at Mancbeiter. Conn., aa O'Connor aaid the Malohee were i 'i: ahow parents how childran may OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 6 P. M.' negotiators see themselves hold­ 8. G. Rottner believe was the of whom have known Shea for Superior Court Room ment of atalnlem steel products. . The demonstrations will be giv­ Saeoed Claaa Mall Matter. JuMakfe forced down Baturdey by poor best use their leisure time. en in department stores where the ing an advantage and are deter­ longest trial of its kind on record many yeara and were in the res­ North Wllkesboro, N. C._r-I^- SUBSCRIPTION RATES visibility and returned to the farm A pot luck supper in the school supplies are sold. Genoveai, n mined to press It to the utmost. here, Fred Shea, 56, of 26 Kerry taurant at tha time o f the arrest, Rockville, Nov. 12—The general today to resume their flight. The cafateria at 6:46 p, m. will begin Don Laws, 83, editor and publlsh- One Tear by Mall...... 112.00 tesUflod to tha aobrlaty o f Shea. graduate of Hlllyer College, is on SIS Montba by Mall...... t « 00 They must be, by this time, fairly street, was found not guilty on a City and ward caucuaea will be plane had risen only eM ut 10 the evening’s activltiea. In obaerv- ar of the 'Yellow Jacket, a Repub­ leave of absenee from the Hart­ charge of intoxication Saturday. When Judge Rottner banded feet when it dipped and the right anca of National Education Waek, lican newspaper that once had a One Moath by Mall...... t l-OO certain that the Communists are down the verdict o f not guUty, held by the Republican party thia ford Art School. Slatle Copy ...... * -25 The verdict, reached at 1:28 p. m. evening. The ward caucuaea will wing tipped a tree and then a classrooms will be open to parents. circulation of more than a quarter weekly, by Carrier...... » •» determined upon tnice in Korea at at the close of the three-hour the state's case agafoaf DUl col­ stone wall. of a million. Suba DaUrered, One Tear...... tl5.00 almost any co.st. They are, there­ trial In which aeven defense wit­ lapsed, and Prosecutor Keith be held in each of the four wards Mrs. Malone received a minor moved for a dlsraiasal o f the Tuoson, A rts.-D f. John W. fore, exacting a United Nations nesses and three state witnessee at 7:30 p. m. to nominate candi- back injury which did not require MBMBBR OF charge against him. Week End Deaths Stacey, 46, soldier and surgeon IBB ASSOCIATED PRESS paraded to the stand, left Assist­ dates for ward aldermen for a hospitalixation, O’Connor re ^ rt- widely known in Canada, consider­ diplomatic and prestige victory tour-year term. TRUSSES-BELTS The Aiaoclated Preaa li eecluelvelv ant Public Prosecutor W. David ed. Her husband waa shaken up ed tops among specialists in chest aotltled to the uee of repuMleitlon of from the situation—a victory of The general caucus to nominate E1.ASTIO STOUKINUS Keith no alternative but to ask but uninjured. surgery. EXPERT FITTERS all peva (.lepatcbea credited to It. or a nature which waa not believed for a dismissal o f a charge o f vio­ eandidates for mayor, city clerk, OakTand, Calif.—Dr. Joaeph A. aot othenrlee credited In thle paper city treaaurer and other city offi- Chapel Hill, N. C. — William and alio the local newt publlahed here. possible when the truce talks be­ lation of Section 4293 (sales to in­ a delightful, Reilly, 70, Olympic boxing and All rlfhta of republlcatlon of apeclal gan. They arc In no hurry to get toxicated persons and dninkarda eiala aa well aa four aldermen at wrestling Judge, prtse-wlnnlng Maade Prince, 58. Illustrator and Arthur Drus Storts GhewimWi^’s large, all for a two-year term, will Keeney P-T Club author who made (?hapel Hill fam­ dlipatchea herein are alao reaerred. the talks over with. They think which had been lodged against Mlaa Alyeitt HaHif ry athlete at Georgetown University Stanley S. Gill, 42. of 69-71 North be held at 8:30 p. m. in the Su­ where he coached football before oua az the scene of his book, "The Full aenlea client of N. E. A. Serv­ they have the Communists In the street, owner of a North End perior court room. John Peters Meets Tuesday Miss Alyce 8allabury, demon- going to Kansas City in 1006 to Southern Part of Heaven.” ice. Inc. e V — 0040,^ Publlahera' Repreaentatlvea: The hot seat and they like to keep re.staurant where Shea was arrest­ SpeamintGiin sw eet ro o m is chairman of the Republican C ity atrmtor for the Hartford Gas Com­ direct the Kansas M y Athletic Newtown, Conn. BYancis Gll- them there. They are necessarily Committee. club. bart, 67, a legal expert In the Jullua Mathewa Special Afency — New ed Wednesday afternoon on the The monthly meeting of the pany, will gfva a demonstration Tork. Chicaco. Detroit and Boaton. DhUMT Tntilght Hollywood — Charles M. music publishing Held and n hard-boiled with regard to the ad­ complaint of a atate liquor con­ GimnI For Teeth Keeney Street Club will be held on and talk on "Simple Holiday Cook­ trol inspector. The new combined Blast School- ing" at the opening program of (Chuck) Roberts, 57, a writer of founder of the National Confer­ ' T f a u t MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP ditional lives In the field such for y o u r tomorrow et 7:30 p. m. at the comedies for silent and sound pic­ CIRCULATIONS.______The verdict hinged on defense High School cafeteria which is lo­ Keeney Street School. the YW CA Homemaker's Holiday ence of Christians and Jews. Our modem funeral home is a special stnictura diplomatic atrategy may cost. And attorney Herman Yules’ success Thousands of cated at the Blast School will be tomorrow morning from 9:30 to tures, a liumbar for ths late Lupe The Herald Prlntln* Company., Inc. so far, it must be conceded, their N a w Englandi The Florence Schaeffer Marimba Velez, the late Leon Errol, and for dedicated and furnished to provide the faeilitiea in establishing the fact ^hat Shea, people chew deli­ the scene of an official party to­ Band will play various aelecUons 11 at the Community Y on North aaaninea no dnanclal reaponalblllty tor strategy haa worked. who in the opinion of Judge Rott­ night when members of the Board Main street. Uoyd Hamilton and Judy Canova. and conveniences to serve the living and reverently typofraphlcal errora appearlns In ad- cious Wrigley't for the enjoyment of the club He was bom In Cinclnnstl. ▼ertlaementa and other readinc matter Nonethele.sa, the longer they ner gives the appearance of being Spearmint Gum . d e ligh tfu l of Education and the school facul­ members after the usual biuinsM Mias Salisbury will demonstrate “ a hard-drinking man", haa pecu­ ty will attend a dinner and in­ Washington—Julius Lulley, 68, home comfort prepared the deceased for burial. In The Mancheater Ereninc Herald. avoid taking what they can get in daily to help keep meeting. Refreshmenta will be holiday cooking by preparing internationally known host and liarities in speech and walk which spect the new cafeteria. There black midnight cake, a skillet of WANTED Korea, the greater reaponaibllUy their teeth nright served by Mrs. Allan Holmquiat- owner of Washington's Harvey Monday, November 13 could be mistaken for the charac­ and attractive. will be a short program by grade veal and mushrooms, cinnamon Four room unfurninhrd they assume for the possibility end her committee. All memben restaurant. teristics of an intoxicated person, They know that and High School pupils. and friends interested are Invited apple salad, holiday anacka and apartment by middle-aged fy\0RIARTY Bros and on the ability of the defense yo u n gste r! New York —Mrs. Llllisn BYied- Drivinc The Best Banrain that negotiations may break down chewing is the natural, time-proves BasketbaU Meetings to attend. other appetizing dishes. These man Weber. 76, widow of the 3 1 5 CENTER ST to prove that Shea's behavior In way to exerdse teeth and gums—helps couple. No children, perma­ It appears, from a despatch In and peace be lost, after all. Fashioned of finest northern hardwoods in a winsomely A meeting will be held at the will later be given away as prises. famoua vaudeville comedian Joe the restaurant Wednesday waa not cleanse the teeth and keep them look­ fresh and feminine style, a breath-taking “Bo-Peep” youth City Council rooms tonight at 7 The demonstration is open to all nent residents. TEL 5135 the New York Times this morn­ Wherever their own real bar­ ing their beet at very little cost. Weber. that of an intoxicated person. room will help train your little daughter to habits of neat­ o ’clock in the interests of a Senior interested homemakers. Brooksville, Fla. — Frederick IKDlMtS' ing. that the troops In Korea have gaining point may bo. it aeema, to In handing down hla decision, Besidea the pleasant, helpful chew­ I Basketball League. At 8 o'clock The Homemaker’a Holiday pro­ Eugene Lykes, 74, organiser of the WRITE BOX A OPEN i 400HtaktSintt somewhat the same Impression of the troops in the field, and to Judge Rottner said that Shea's ing, folks get satisfaction from the re­ ness and order. It’s made by Lullabye . . . America’s first Youth Bed, Removable Safety Ellington another meeting of the Intermedl- gram ia a new activity of the extensive Lykes Brothers enter­ c!o HERALD the course o f the truce negoUa- some of us at home, that they have appearance in court—hla flushed freshing flavor of Wrtgicy’a Spearmint manufacturer of juvenile furniture . . . in honey toned ' Rail 44.76 I ate League will be held. Hartford County YWCA, Man­ prises In cattle, steamships and HOURS face and his thickness of speech too. It’s a real, fresh, long-lastuif spssr- tions which we have, back home. some major and totally unexpect­ maple with striped trim and detailed with frolicking lambs The 10 team managers of the Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Preusae chester branch, especially dealgn- citrus. —would have left him with the mint flavor—a favorite in Newsew EnglandEngiai Rockville Intermediate League have received word of the safe ar­ ed to provide buay mothers and ‘•Recent developments In the ed concessions already In hand. for generations. Tb get the orig in ai of relief applique! t Gadsden. Ala. —Jennings F. Impreaslon that the defendant waa Dresser and Mirror 69.60 will meet with Chairman Richard rival of their daughter. Rev. Eklith homemakers a vacation from (Jenks) Gillem, 61, member of negotiations at Panmunjom for intoxicated. gmuine Wrigley'a Spearmint Chewing Graf of the Recreation Board and Preusae in Bombay, India on Oct. household chorea once a month. A Sewanee's all-time football eleven an armistice in the Korean war." , The judge also said that he was G w i. look for the green spear on ths 27, where ahe joined the members nursery, staffed by YWCA moth­ A Russian Trade Mission package. , the board members to discuss the and a former coach. writes Times Correspondent particularly impressed with the I future plans of the league. About of the HaraUii Mission in sessions ers, will be provided for pre­ No sooner has western diplo­ testimony of Thomas J. Waddell, Chest of Drawers 64.00 of the General Council meeting in school children over 2 years of Cincinnati—Dr. Herbert 8. Big- George Barrett, "have convinced 100 boya ranging in age from 15 macy begun the business of let­ 38 Horton road, one of the aeven I to 20 years bave signifled their in­ Naaratur on Oct. 28. Rev. Preusae age. aome troops on the fighting front defense witnesses called to the WATKINS STORK CLUB ting Japan stand on its own feet terest in the lesgue. The team reports a pleasant voyage with the The December program will be that their own commanders, for stand, all of whom were in the exception of one or two heavy held on Tuesday, Dec,. 4, with Mrs. than a Ku.saian trade mission pops managers and captaina will meet reasons unknown to the troops, restaurant at the time of the ar­ in front of the Town Hall at 7:45 storms. Emily House Meidment, a former up in Tokyo, seeking to negotiate rest, which stated that the wit­ are throwing up blocks against an I P- Thia information waa received nursery achool director, aa gueat trade relations with Japan. ness and Shea had "remlnlsred for from the American Board of Com­ speaker. She will illustrate sim­ agreement. Superior Court What do wc do about that? almoat 10 minutes about old ar-ne missioners for Foreign Mlaaions in ple handicrafts, Christmas favors "A t the same time, the Commu­ times.” Judge Rottner said he was The following have been sum- WHY Boaton. Rev. Preusae returned to and gifts that mothera can help Russia, for instance, offers coal at I moned to appear at the aession of nist negotiators are being recast "struck with the similarity" be­ India for a six year term aa a mla- their children make. YOUR IIST BUY n o a ton, while Japan now pays tween Shea's account of what hap­ I the Tolland County Superior by some confused soldiers in the aionary after a year furlough at .W ailig $30 a ton for American coal. pened after he had been brought to Court tomorrow at 10 a. m. for her home in Ellington. role of peace-seekers . . . poaaible Jury duty; Furthermore, although Japan is police headquarters by the *Jrest- The Ellington Woman’s Club Is "Most of the circuitous pro­ Ing patrolmsn. Milton Stratton, Andover, Huldl Cbnrad, Albert fairly prosjierous today, that WILLIAMS sponsoring a fashion show and ceedings and extensions o f argu­ and that of Ut. Walter R. Cassells, Earle Gallpo, Mrs. Elisabeth card party to be given at the El­ prosperity is largely based on ment that have marked the meet­ who was at headquarters at the iBprenkle; Columbia, Albert E. Ly- lington Center School Tuesday large American war orders placed time, all of which satisfactorily in- Iman; Coventry. Henry I. Barnes, LINCOLN ings at Kaesong and Panmunjom evening at 8 p. m., on Nov. 27. Door in Japan. Should Japan ever have dicatfyl to Judge Rottner the sob­ OIL SERVICE I Clifford H. Beebe, Wilfred E. Hill; prizes will be awarded and refresh­ are lost on the troops who have riety of the defendant. I Ellington, Harry O. Abom. Edwin to go back to a peace-time econo­ ments will be served following the 44tlii.4Stli STS-srlth AY 1':^ to fight the war. The unadorned Shea was arrested Wednesday 341 BROAD ST. . y I J. Nelson; Hebron, Philip S. (Tlark, card party. Burton’s of Manches­ way that an appArcntly Increasing my, Japan would need a regular about 1:30 on the complaint jCharlea Schmid. ter will present the fashion show NEW YORK Norbert J. Prouls, a state liquor number o f them see the situation market in either of two places - •r The following jury cases have featuring accessories. Mrs. Louis 1400 6seea, eedi S ^ S O the mainland of Asia, in Russia control inspector, who was In the FUEL and RANGE OIL Ibeen aasigned for trial tomorrow, Lavitt is chairman of arrange­ •a,----- g---- right now it that the Communists re.Mlauranl at the time Stanley 8. ilcliATONCIIaMhva W 9HWwg OTVM • • 6 and in (?hlna. or the United Iwith Judge Samuel Mellitz presid­ ments. 6 I A N T have made important concessions, Gill. Jr., who was tending bar, lin g: Rupirt Johnson vs. Henry The next meeting of Ellington SMCtAl lA in POt Mwieo M6N O.P.S. Price ★ ★ ★ while the United Nations Com­ States. So, if wc want to stop served Shea a second beer. A c­ iGoyette et als; Neville Dias vs. Grange will be held in the Elling­ a o m m u T mand, as they view it, continues supporting Japan, as we are now. cording to Prouls' testimony, the ■ Henry Goyette et ala; Paul Witter ton Town Hall at 8 p. m. Wednes­ liquor inspector, who suspected I vs. Henry Goyette et als; John day. As this meeting is election of to make more and more demands with dollars and orders of our OIL HEATING e o tm m Shea was Intoxicated, took the own, we have to face the fact that ■Clark vs. Henry Goyette et als; officers it is important. . . . The United Nations truce beer away from him and asked EQUIPMENT iRglph C. Lasbury, Jr., admiiiia- $399.95 the only way we could hope to team haa created the impression him to walk a straight line, which Itrator, va. Henry Goyette et ala. wean Japan out of its natural that It awitches Us stand when­ Estimates On Reqnest Jr I Aa these civil cases are to be ever the Communists indicate commerce with the Asiatic main­ ■tried by ju'ry, the original jurora land would be to admit more CALL ■ have been lummoned, in addition CROSUY they might go along with it , . . Japanese products into this coun­ It# the extra 11 on Tuesday morn- A widespread view amon^; the 2-1257 ling and 14 more on Wednesday In troops It that Kaesong is about try, where they would compete ■order that there will be ample as much Communist as Seoul is with American products on a RUBBERS ■prospective jurors at hand. This non-Oommunist. For many of­ basis which. American industry AND lease is the result of an auto acci- ■dent at Somera over a year ago. ficers and men, the United Na­ has usually held, is sharply un­ \ fair to American enterprise. The Deniooratle Caucuaea tions demand in this instance is ARCTICS The Democratic political cau- mystifying." only method we have for keeping Icuaea will be held this evening to BRUNNER’S Unlike Correspondent Barrett, Japan away from its natural cus­ REPAIRER Inomlnate officers for the coming we do not think the atUtude of our tomers is to pay heavily our­ ISH Iclty election. The Democrats will ■ hold their ward caucuses at 7 p. Boldiers reflects any real Inability selves, In one way or the other. • And we may not be capable of Im. and the general caucus at 7:30 to follow the details of the truce |p. m. in the Police Court room. regoUatlon. We think it reflects a paying the price, even if we Sam Yuyles Paat eWeia’ CInb should want to. WATKINS The Past Chiefs’ Club o f the rather close analysis of these Shoe Repairing of the aaOTHBM. INC PRICE negotiations. iPythian Sisters will meet tonight Better Kind Done While ■at 8 o’clock with Mrs, Minnie Take, for inatance, the present Our Chip On Their Shoulder You Wait. FUNERAL iDowding of Thompson street. ^ phase of the negoUatlons. This Prime Minister Winston SERVICE “ phase began when the Commu- Churchill Is not only not afraid of 15 MAPLE ST. Opp. first National Store nlita suddenly made their great talking to Russia. He’s not even Parking Lot. Oneand JLWcii major concession, which was that afraid of talking to us. And D t n e t o r 1 IN CHEVROLET they would accept the battle line there's something quite healthy aa the truce line, instead o f the about it, too. FLEE1UNE DRUXE 38th parallel, as they had long The other day Mr. Churchill It A fUllfl! (HR'UMA 2-Ooor Blaek. Beater Mid 4 ^ ^ Insisted. said quite bluntly that he expect­ firoeter. Excellent tlree. AneUi- No sooner had they done that ed British views on world affairs er of our oUe-oiner, low mifo. S/96 age, 100% guacaateed cars. than, as the soldiers have noted. and British needs, too, to receive We insisted thal the batUe line be "the fullest consideration from r -r M altered in one apeclal Instance to Americans.” and his mood was Tkt Sign of m give ua Kaeaong. that he would seek this without "V' Center Meters This was perhaps merely a de­ W ORTHY SERVICE Main Street any sense of inferiority or in­ MAN'S BAIR RRUSR Next to Poet Offiee laying and bargaining Uctic on MODa 11443 equality of world sacrifice. 142 East Center St. cur part. It was, in any case, not fe.ll---.'" mm Open Dally *TII 9 P. M. ‘Tt must not be forgotten," Manchester a demand we could hold to com­ he said, "that under the late gov­ 17-INGH MAH. CABINET fortably. So the next thing that ernment we took peculiar risks happened was that. Just aa the In providing the principal atomic **•** line seemed about to be base for the United States In NO CASH DOWN fixed, ^ e proposed that the whole East Anglia and that in consc- quesUon of the cease fire line be quenc,e„wc placed ourselves in the Guilty passed until we had taken up M

t \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 PAGE NINE PAGE EIOBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1951 High Completes Season with 27-6 Conquest Over Windham Silk City Comes from Behind to Rout Rockville, 26 to 2 George Elliott and Ariigo "Red" ; > LOCAL Almetti, local monument -maker. Browns and Giants in Big Provides Spark Silk City coach Sweda Sohtmon- sori waa ill ycaterday and did not Jacobs Set^Team Afire Roach Scores 21 Points to Establish New School Record SPORT CHATTER don football toga for the game Game Sunday in New York By against Rockville. Near End of First Half Several Coaches Backcourt Stan to Return Coaches Cautious EARL W. YOST George Demko, lanky UConn New York, Nov. 12—((T)— T h e . The Giants, playing before their Sports Editor freshman center last season, has American Conference lead, if not smallest home crowd of the sea­ Briggs-Coached Squad developed a fine hook shot from Shifty Fullback TTirills Seen on Way Out Lot oil Bowl Bids the championship itself, will be at son, 21.242, used their rugged de­ AC* C.oiii|>lptcly Outplay on the pigskin on the 34. With but the bucket—with either hand - fense to down the Redskins. The 1:10 rem aining, Js(X)b(i w ent to Stake Sunday when the Cleveland | Joa McCIuskey has been keeping celebrated one year of married life and Is expected to be a great scor­ New York defenders recovered HoiiiP Eleven in La*t work. He skirted hia right end to Crowd with Running New York. Nov. 12—(Ah—Last New York, Nov. 12—OP)—Coach­ Captures 7th Victory I in good cohdition by running alx“ yesterday. Yosh waa a standout er In Rec Senior leagite play this Browns and New York Giants three Washington fumbles and in­ the 18 after being trapped behind es and athletic directora of tbe miles. Joe reports he haa covered against the Rockville Legion in season. tangle here in a National Football j tercepted six of Baugh's passes. Half; Prelz, Zeiiiaiiek, the line of scrimmage. With 16 week's statement by Clyde Smith seconds left, Jacobs faded to hiz country’s top football teams—a the distance in 38 minutes. 'He is the Aces 26 to 2 win. League h;adllncr pitting two vet-' Baugh completed 14 of 35 pass­ that he would quit as Indiana U. Dippy Evans, Silk City guard, Mlllerlck, Shaw Tally right, cut sharply to hia left and t : cautious lot—were walking around undecided whether to compete or I eran powers. I ing attempts for 247 yards and football coach at the end of the their campuses with fi^ e "rs Roach Gets Three TDs| placement was wide but an offalda I in the annual five mile road i has been sidelined since the first set out down the eaat sidelines be­ Register Three Times, penalty againit the Indiana gava | not Jimmy Roach, Bobby Johnson, Only one team has given the one touchdown, but Washington's Great Back season, marked the official opening crossed today, afraid even to think^ - race here on Thankagiving morn­ Rockville game played throe Hy BAKL Y08T hind good hlocUIng to acore. He And Provan One in them another chance. This tlma | Jimmy Mlnicucci and coaches Browns consistent trouble since ground game was held to only 56 (.'atchlng fire in the waning was tackled Jnst aa he stepped Two Other Gallops of the season for sniping at football of the games coming up. ing. Joe figures he can do fivi Walker Briggs and Tony Allbrio weeks ago. Evans may be out for they Joined the league last year,' tevery time they begin to think 1?* 1 R mi I n t I elected to past and the ball the season. yards by the Giants' big, big line. momenta of the first half on a across the final while line. Ray I^CllO IS ciorc | waa out of th« Dlavinff area awav miles in 29 minutes. Winning time of Manchester High's football and that's the Giants And if any Into Pay Dirt Are coaches and for guessing about of the coming^bowl games and per­ l*inAle at was out of the playing area away I la tbe road race is expected to be : Charley Conerly threw one touch­ spark ignited hy diminutive Ed­ Zemanek'a placement try was their successors . . . Principal par­ from Win Merrtan. Manchester lad | team were heard on radio station team can atop the Browns' march down pass for the Giants. The die "Pretzel" Jacobs, the Silk n ty wide. Tim half ended with the haps start figuring what's going in Fine Crowd of 2,000 ab o u t 25 m inutes. last Saturday afteni.oon. Killed by Penalties ticipants are alumni and aports the cash box, they shudder and 7-6. 'KCCC Cincinnati Tops to a sixth straight pro title-tney ' others resulted from a pass inler- Aces routed the Rockville Ameri­ Aces lending, 6 to 2. writers who need something to fill think back to what happened to Red Ritchie, a sophomore who I won four In a row In the All-Anior- j copllon by Otto Schnellbacher: a can I..eglon team yesterday after­ Taking the accond half kickoff, By HAL TURXINOTON will step into the first atring back-1 Pretxel Jacobs is as valuable to the Ace.s marche,. running and Bol- Conference, especially after they ter High's Indian gridders at Mt. ties by Duff, Alemany and Roachl The Cardinals, looking for their greatest football season In the his-1 guessers already have come up ball record. Ray was one of the cinnatl, with nine victories, tops a line ami were headed for payoff ,duc the pa.sHlng to end Bob Mll- bounced undefeated California, the Business Manager Red Britner year, but lost a post-iea-on pla>- second victory, held the hlgh-seor- tory of the sport at the school last' with the idea that Red Blatk, hav­ Nebo Saturday afternoon. The brought it out to the 27. Roachl first to congratulate Jimmy after list of 22 unbeaten, untied college territory again. A banner crowd, lorlck In the luarch. Bill B rennan pre-season favorite, several weeks carried off left tackle to the 371 I of the Rockville Legion football off for the conference crown by Ing Rams to a 7-7 tie at halftl mr intercepted a Holdiic pass on the Saturday afternoon with a con­ ing taken his punishment like a ago. The coast title and the gold CX?IL champs conquered Windham the gam e. football teams today. five points. It was even closer In Pretzel Jaoobs estimated at 1,500, watched the vincing 27 to 6 tiiiimph over man after the cribbing scandal at and Duff romped to the visitors 481 I ttem said last night the paid in Lo.s Angeles. But hooiff!—the nine to kill tl(e tlircal, hni not for and glory of the Rose Bowl were High of Wlllimantic for their I attendance at yesterday’s Lej^on- Four schools have won eight their only meeting this year, with Rams blew the game wide open in arch-rlvala battle on a perfert Windham High at Ml. Nebo. The West Point, will step out and pos­ on a 15-yard gain around right! games. They include Stanford, long. Jnekie Sloan recovered Fa­ virtually theirs. , end. The drive petered out when Isilk City game in Rockville was Stale Senator Charles House, the Browns winning 14 to 13 when the third quarter by scoring four November afternoon for footl)all gans fiuulile on the 31. A fter triumph, registered before approx­ sibly take the Indiana job. Don aeventh victory in eight starts to I Valparaiso, Northern Illinois and Three weeks ago the Legion and But Stanford, completwy over­ Johnson’s quarterback sneak fori |8S7. chairman of the school board at the Giants missed an extra point. touchdowns, and adding 10 more Jacobs picked up tune yards, Bol­ imately 2,000 fans, was the sev­ Veller. who has been doing well at looked before the atari of hostili­ compile a nifty 7-1 mark and rank Manchester High, waa among the Bucknell. Second Half Club Aces pla.\'ed a 6 to 6 deadlock at enth in eight starts for the Florida State U.. is another pros­ a first down on the 38 fell a yard [ aeveland (6-1-0) held Ught to points in the final period for good duc passed lo Steve Kosnkowskl ties, crashed the Trojan hopes Sat­ them among the top elevens in the short. Aitkin broke through to| fans at last Saturday's Manches- Six prevlously-unbcalen teams it.s slim lead yesterday by nippir.r. Mt. Nebo w ith the I.>eglon holding on tho II at the end of the period. charges of coaches Walker Sriggs pect . . . Then there's the story urday with a 27-20 victory. T Director Bill Steams reports suffered defeats this week-end to luca.sure. A crowd of 29,995 saw state. Jimmy Roach climaxed a drop Dick Welden for a three-yard I ter-Wtndham football game at Mt. the Philadelphia Eagles, 20 to 17. M oacheoter (28) the tipper hand in all departments Bolduc's strategy with first and Tony Allbrio. that Tulane already has been dick­ Bobby Kniftat Jackie Allen Now they're saying the Indians I that Morlarty Brothers’ entry In drop off the select list. They KIroy HIrach and Dick Hoerner Knd* Ko*akow*kl. MlUerUk. Strat- of the game but the scoring. Yes­ brilliant year by setting two new loss. Welden tried to sweep the I the Y Senior basketball team haa Nebo. with a second-half rally, while the down on the Rockville one worked lived I'p To Notioes ering with another big-time coach can't miss. But can they? They I were Rochester, Eastern New ench register two touchdowns fc'ir t«»n, (Urmw Hloan. Sheelian terday it waa altogether a differ­ school records for scoring. His left end again and .Aitkin waa I I withdrawn due to lack of players. Giant.s (.5-1-11 were thumping Tifklei A. Vlnc»k. Pivekett. Hnliae. to perfection on tlie fourth play in A majority of the fans in at­ to replace Henry Fmka, who isn't probably can beat Oregon State Mexico, Morris Brown (Ga.), St. the Rams. Boh Waterfield of the Iluithe*. Aiidreo. ent story, thanks to the lift given three touchdowns and three extra there again to stop him. AitkinI IA replacement for the Gaa House The writer was in "good hands" the quarter. With tho RockCtlle tendance came to see the great worried aa long as he owns a piece without much trouble this week, Vincent (Pa.i, New Haven .Sammy Baugh and the Waahiug- winners waa the biggest point- (luard* |v>hl. 0. Vlncek. Hu**ell. the team hy Jacobs shortly before Roach in action and were pulling of a productive oil well . . . And points on rushes gave him a new did so and stole the ball right out! {entry is sought. at the game, sitting net to \inder- ton Redfkins, 28 to 14. D erker. defense in, he flipped to Zemanek but the following week they go (Conn.) Teachera and Centre maker, though, scoring one touch­ the half ended. Rockville played all alone in tho end rone for a Tl'. for him to break Ray Zemanek's the rumors have it that Len Raf- Backcourt Stars to Team high of 108 points scored in a ain- of Welden'a arms and the locals I taker and funeral director Ormand Meantime, the Loa Anpelei: Center* T,lfltro. (lenovesl. against California, which still is (K y.) down. klcHlng I.SX extra points and Hark* Diddur. Eemanejc. Jaroh*. great ball the first half but lu'of- Bolduc passed to Mlllerlck for the Individual school scoring standard fensberger (Iowa) and Don Faurot gle season by a player. Roach also took over on Windham’s 35. Roachl Tosh Vlncek, Silk City tackle. West, cemetery superintendent Rama pulled into a tie for Orst Ahaw, F1av(P)II Lawrence. Elll*. not rated a pushover. Southern went all the way from the single Six of the leading teams In col­ a field goal. He also passed for fenae and defense slowed down 13th point. for one season. Roach entered (Missouri) are feeling the heat and Cal has only one more game—a crossed the enemy goal line on I place in the National Conforen.-e Roekvllle (2) Up Again This Season wing only to have a clipping pen-1 legiate football atlU boast unblem another six-pointer Knd* Dobaon. Chamber*. Mcl>er* like an ant In mnlassea in the final Third touchdown by the Aces the game with 87 points, nine less even Herman Hickman's stories Nov. 21 date w ith U. C. L. A. seventeen occasions during the ally on the five-yard line erase I lahed, records. They are Tennessee by smashing the hapless CTiirago Bol)iiy I.ji,vne. who learned to melt Brennan. C. Koleaenaki. two periods while the Aces per­ was set up by Zemanek after he than the record of 96. The 17- aren't keeping all the old Yale schedule to eclipse the old mark (No. 1), Illinois (No. 2) Maryland Cardinals. 4.5 to 21. 'T h e Knuis Tackle*. W. Koleaenaki. Muilo. formed like chsmplons. Jimmy Rooeii Same thing in the Big Ten. Illi­ the play. The ball w«it back tol throw a football in Texas, fired Ilerk, intergtptecJ a Isteral pass on tho yesr-old fullback didn't disappoint Blues happy . . . And. of course, of 14. Ray Zam enek. ■ 145-pound (No. 3). Princeton (No. 4). M ichi­ (5-2-0) now are all even with the .Similar to their performance of Tom Hamilton still la looking for Manchester's great backcourt. sence. Pal is another ex-Rhode nois—another school overlooked in the 20. first and ten. I%ff took iti four touchdown passes to the Cziiarda 8tut*. BratA. DeCarll. Rockville 47. Bolduc fllpiicd to Ze- the fine Alumni Day game gath­ Island State star aa is Allen. Lit­ the pre-season dope—boasts a 4-0 star of the 1943 Red and White gan State (No. 5) and Stanford Chicago Bears (5-2-0), who lost Robert*. Collette. a week ago agalnal Wlnsted, the manek on the 35 and th e n the Hlfiv ering as he more than lived up to his successor as Pitt coach. team last season in the Eastern to the six and a first down. Roachl Lions upended the Bears before season of varsity ball. Roach Professional Ba.sketball League, tle Fred Kozak, Brown's captain mark after trouncing Iowa, 40-13, footballers under Coach Tom Kel­ (No. 7). their first game in six year.s to the Center* (Jraff. Ke|(ler. Aces proved to bo a aecxmd half nal-caller threw to '/emanek on previous game exploits. Needing then bucked three yards on two| 46,210 fans In Chicago. Bark*: Jarko. Smith. Tavlt>r. Fafan. reached his peak during the past The Next Step Jackie Allen and Bobby Knight last season and Dick Hole, an­ Saturday. But Michigan and Wis­ ley, held both records shattered by Detroit Lions, 41 to 28. Weaowlc*. Hoy. Gnilmttier. Petnelbi. team again yesterday. Roekvllle the 20. .Sticking to tlie a ir route, 10 points for a record, the finest It Blalk steps out at Army, successive yard plays to acore thsi Joe Gerl waa the star in Pitt.s- season. He scored two touchdowns will return again this season with other ex-Rhody star worked out. consin each have 3-1 marks, and Roach. The present Silk City ace touchdown that gave him the nevr| Inflation Affects Baseball In other games. San Franei.co dottier, Oeltronlo. picked up but two first downs in Bolduc heaved one to Mlllorlek for back ever to don football togs for in the opener against Hamden, chances are that Vin lx)mbardi and burgh'.s one-sided win over Green Score by 'period*: the Biitl.sH A m erican entry. Hole was with Meriden last sea.snn ail three still have two conference had 14 touchdowns and 10 extra school record for points in a ain-| scored in the . last minute to turn Rav. He scored one touchdown, Mancheatar ...... 0 6 0 3i> 26 the final 24 minutes (two periods) a score. Bolduc's kick was blocked a Manchester High team scored added a pair against Bristol, Murray Warmath will be ready to in the placement try. Allen, the league's moat valu­ in the league. Don Goodwin, broth­ games to play. points for a grand total of 96 gle season. He also got the extral Cleveland— —Prices are go­ back the winlesa New York Vsnks, kicked fonr extra points. Htx’k illle ...... 0 3 0 0 - 2 of play and had a net loss of 37 two touchdowns in the first half broke loose for four against Hall Join the other Blalk alumni who able player and a member of the er of Ken, and co-captain at Tufts Illinois tangles with Ohio State point. " ing up everywhere— and grand­ Ti*uchdo»’na. .Taroba, 2>niaiiek. yards rushing and pansing. Mean­ Shaw Intercepts to smash Zemanek's mark and have become head coaches . . . And points. 19 tol4, and Pittsburgh played And, lo, the poor Yanks, who Shaw. Mlllerlck. of West Hartford, scored once all star team last season, and last year and two former Spring- and Northwestern. Michigan meets Provan Intercepts stand seats in baseball parka are while, the Area, held to two first Tbe final Bix-|inlntrr came twn then went on to add 10 points on a against East Hartford and Meri­ Michigan State, another good Fine Alumni Crmvd h(cads-up ball to defeat Green now have dropped six games and Point* from tri- after tou« Inlown, Knight teamed up brilliantly in a field College greats also took part the same pair while Wiaconain Risley waa forced to punt thre#| no exception. For the ’52 season Mlllerlck (pa*a). Stratton (pa**). downs in the first half, one due to minutes later when Bill Shaw in­ third TD and three successful con­ den. twice against Middletown and source of talent, has Red Dawson two^our drill yesterday afternoon as did Joe Kubachka and Johnny goes against Iowa and Minnesota. The season's finale brought out Cleveland Indian fans will have to Bay, 28 to 7, in a b attle of also- tied one. It seemed with one min­ Safety. Rockville. an unnecessary roughnesa pciiaitv. tercepted a pass on the Rockville versions fo r a grand total of 108 Rockville and wound tip with three and Earle Edwards who could a huge crowd on Alumni Day. plays later when Don Riel, Wind.l rans. ute to go they had a nice 14 to 12 Hcferre. Shtmkna. at the armory. Coach Johnny Fal- Burke. Kubachka is now coaching If defending champion Michigan pay an added 25 cents for box Umpire. Godlng. came Imck with five first downs In 31 and raced down tl(e sldelinea to points, tn addition to the three TDs against Windham. He was move up . , , And if a school ia at Hartford High and Burke at wins, the Wolverines won’t go to When the final whistle had blown, ham’s quarterback, was tossed fori A t CTleveland, the E agles realiz­ victory all sewed up against San tally. Bolduc passed to Stratton kowskl w'a-s mighty pleased with a 10-yanl iosa by Mlnicucci as h#| seats, 15 cents for reserves and Llnearnan. KoeT*ch, each the third and fourth periods six-pointers by the freckled-faced successful in six of seven extra looking for talent, how about such Wesleyan University. Six foot, the Ro.se Bowl, since a Big Ten rule Roach, Co-Captalna Bobby John­ ing a defeat would all but end their Francisco. Field JuM^. dill. for the 26th point. the tumt)ut and particularly elat­ looked for a receiver. The punti five cents for general-admission. Although the contcat waa be­ Junior wonder, two gallops into point attempts by rushing. guys as Virginia's Art Guepe, Bill five Inch Don McIntosh, Dutch prohibits the same school from son and Jim Mlnicucci and pennant hopei, took a 10-0 lend at, But the 49crs, cheered by 26.238 Time four 12 min. quarter*. Again, just before time ran out, ed with the precision manner in waa downed on the Windham 38^1 Bleacher seats remain the same. tween bitter rivals, play, as a pay dirt were nullified by penal­ Zenaaek’a Rer-ord Le'ekonby of Lehigh. George Bar­ which Allen and Knight whipped Schmidt, Cap Perry and two playing there two years in a row. Coaches Walker Briggs and Tony President Ellis Ryan said he hated half lime, completely outplaying fans, gained posaeasion of the ball whole was clean and the game the Ares moved to the one foot ties on the part of his mates. clay of Washington and Lee and Roach romped to the 29. A 15 Doable NIrlke Zemanek's record scoring feat th^ ball around and into the nets. UConn players of a year ago, It would seem that Wiaconain Alibrio were toted off the field on to do it. but operating costa have the Browa«. This maue m o.‘. oi the and with startling stiddenna^a, Y. hard fought. Manchester w h s line when the final horn sounded Sconxl 17 TDs WB.S chalked up during the 194.8 Harry Lawrence of Bucknell . . . Howie Sllverstein and Bill yard penalty against Windham| A 4«ardea (iroee i2l to cut short a fifth touchdown. Seventeen players attended the has the easiest task. The Badgers the shoulders of the Joyful band of risen sky-high. 36.571 fans uneasy, lui the score- A. Tittle threw two passes which D lB fll* ...... 1.10 114 334 guilty of two major penalties and The amazing Roach, sought by season when the Red and White They could handle bigge,- Jobs . . . Fleischman were also on deck. nipped Penn. 16-7, but Michigan and Roach's 10-yard loss trying ta | Jacobs, Flavell, Zemanek and first session. In addition to Allen gridders, the highest scoring ag­ pass p u t the ball on the 18. T h s | hoard showed the Gian’s were covered 54 yards for a game-win­ M n 'u rrv ...... i n 11A 118 .149 Rorkvllle one. The officials at least 11 colleges, scored 17 scored five victories, all against More nanie.s later; you don't expect Knight returned to the United dropped before Cornell, 20-7, Sat­ G lo rffttl ...... 113 109 311 SItaw ran well while Bolduc and Knight, Tommy W'hipple, gregation ever to wear local colors. scoring star then took it over an(]| The heaviest rrun on Duke’s trimming the Skins. ning touchdown. tuened in a cominendable job touchdow-ns during the eight-game CCIL foes, and played a 6-6 tic to bag your limit on the first day Puggy ^11. Charlie Muzlkevlk States last week after playing 54 urday. in a couple of Big Ten-Ivy football squad is Leon Slier, soph­ Hmith ...... 131 lOh 339 teamed up with Mllerlck and Ze- Roach had himself a field day again a 15-yard penalty for illegall N*t«l* ...... 12Ti 139 110 .179 Wasa’I It^irkvllle's Day slate and added six conversions for with Hartford Bulkeley. of shooting. and Leon Golembiewskl from last games in South America the past — maiiek in the panning part of the league games. as he spearheaded the attack with use of hands nullified the acore.| omore tackle from Greensboro, N. n. p*|r*ni ...... m lO.’t It was plain -from the outset a 108-polnt total. He was not The 145-halfback scored four­ Monilay Matinee year's squad worked out. Muzzy two months and is in top condi­ 'Tennessee probably is the only C. He w eighs 235 pounds. of dogs at the lime of the match. W h*kn ...... I'H) 123 223 game. Every man In the forward some brilliant running. The swivel- Only seconds remained before tha| Prizes Sought that It wasn't Rockville’s day. Roy stopped in any game, scoring at teen touchdowns and added Suppose the golfers will start is a former UConn captain while tion. Bobby picked up a few new team that can take things moder­ Raymond J u t r u s. president, .'ttrstton recovered Rill Fagan's wall played well with Yosh Vlncek least once against every opponent twelve conversions for his 96 calling his "Scrammin' Sammy” tricks with the travelling club and hipped 185-pound fullback bulled half and Risley dropped back ttt stated that particular interest was T n t n l * ...... r.RA ri04 5KR 1740 sp<'arhrading the defense. George Leon played his college ball at ately easy—with the exception of I lr r l* (1) opening kickoff return on the In compiling his outstanding scor­ point total. Zemanek tallied ten Snead? . . . Dave (Mr.-Basketball) Rhode I.sland State. A1 Palmieri, is anxious to display his great­ hia way on straight line plunges pass twice. His first attempt re-l being shown in the field dog entry. Ijiwreiice, Shaw and Jacobs Georgia 'Tech, which already has suited in a five-yard loss and hisL For All Breed M. ( ••rrfiiU . m 108 94 'iis Rookville 34. Falling to gain. ing mark. When the opposition touchdowns in his first two games, ZInkoff Is arranging the second the best cutter ever to play in ness before Manchester fans again accepted an invitation to the Cr­ and gave a sweet exhibition of Miss Florence Harwarth will have rh*i'j>r|| ...... 12H 93 218 In fart the Aces lost bsck to thier staried n-s line-hackers. second fell into Provan's hands oft| on exhibition, "Jerry of Belmoral" ,\nnlellu .... la') lOS 9V •tll< was the toughest, as In the losing crossing the la.st white line five FBI reunion, March 28. 29, 30. for town, was back after a year's ab­ this season. ane Bowl in M iami. The 'Vola, m as­ broken field maneuvering as he 1947 CHEVROLET own 48. Yosh Vincek hooted to For Rockville, Fagan was the the 35. Roach and Gaakell threw| Sanction Mat(‘h her English .setter that has ac- P (’orrfiill ...... 100 94 194 Middletown game. Roach was at times against each Hall High of the guys who fought World War ters of the Southeastern Confer galloped up and down the field. Kttvi* ...... m loo lOh 331 the Rockville 8 Fagan. Don Legion's liest hack while the lino two beautiful blocks aa Provan| <|Ulied a wide repulnliiui m New was gocal for one half liefore the h is peak. West Hartford and Bristol High Two in Iceland . . . A1 Rosen, the years, he was in control of him­ ence had a 60-14 limber up exercise He actually dented the Windham Every Season Is Insulation Season W hit- ...... im 139 333 Taylor and Red Jseko carried to went down the south sideline to" FLEETLINE AERO England. Also represented for ex- Jacotm-lnsplred Aces went to Every rival football coach whose Ray added one touchdown against Indians' third ba.seman, is more Toiimiy Bolt Wins self and his game at all times. at the expense of Washington and end zone five limes, but two penal­ Ted Bantly. trophy chairman of the 19 for a first down hut Rock­ team faced Manchester this sea­ each Meriden High and Middle- concerned aboiit the kind of golf score and Roach rushed for Uitl BahcHii-Weol S«d«)— Coming back he had seven pars, Breed Match Show to be held at Schendei, who needs no introt lri»l sixth year as a professional, has a the Windham fullback and snatch^ a moment later when he inter­ signed to relieve Charley horses, win," he said after the initial ex­ but is looking forward to the 1953 She is one of the youngest trainers $1,500 check in hia pocket today Manrhefttrr <}*) ed the ball at the same time. In i PROMPT DELIVERY cepted a Jacko pass on the five WANTED etc., to keep their toes and pink­ citement had passed. campaign when he fields a team PRIVATE LESSONS in the state to have made a de­ Clipper* (•) to go along with the walking on Kmis’ Corcfiran. Hoh^nthul, Provtn. of three year veterans. matter of a second or two he gotl MBrlln ...... n i 131 108 338 Falling to gain. Vineek went back ies w arm . The w ay la w orked . . . John Barnum, the giant Grand M oriarly. BALGH Is Your gree with her dog; both are meni- Arcklvv ...... 144 104 24k air feeling after coming in with a Tat’klcR; Mtniruci’l. MrArdlp. Ridley, up speed to out-distance the WindH bera of the local train in g cla.s.s at to punt hut I.yn Smith ‘broke Before the basketball season even three-under par 69 to win the $7,- Rapids pro who holds the Michi­ Retain Trophy I’SZSIU 100 93 193 Garllardonf, Burgf'ss. Manchester retained possession ham backs and scored. The tr, •GUITAR the Y.M.C A. FrFlhflt ...... 124 119 92 3.^5 through the line to block the boot COMMON / ______started. Harvard Coach Norm 500 North and South Open by gan Open title, was as much a sur­ (riiardf* Gankelt. r ia g fc . R irh, for extra point by Roach was no Tw urnll* ...... 122 1)0 111 35.7 Benoit. Burbank. Grlawotd. of the Willimantic AMVETS tro­ The above dogs will be shown and five hall rolled n u to if the end Sheppard used up his quota of hard three strokes yesterday. prise aa Bolt In charging up to good when a low pass gave Glenn Ac^t«» ...... ----- — 113 10k 221 luck when three varsity pospects take second place and Sl.oi^ with Center*: Aitken. Provoit. phy for the second year in succes­ strictly for exhibition and xclll not zone for Rockville's two points. Back*: Roach. Duff. Alemany. John­ OoM time to Jump Into Manchea:] • MANDOLIL Q\J were sidelined because of football Bolt's 283 on rounds of 71-72-71-' hia 71-73-72-70 for 286. Bamum sion. Three legs are required to re­ ta k e p a rt In com petition. Tom Tutnl* ...... 00! 577 610 1898 Soon after the Aces received LABORERS 69 was five under par for 72 holes son. Ritchie, Salamone. Hayes. ter'a backfield and atop Roach. i'tm tr r HFrYlfF * After touchdown. Windham tossed a total of 22 to Fred Podeata, buainess manager of Ga„ Open. That was aa close as he Roach (3) (rushing). Manchester's 14. Butter-fingered Johnson on a screen pass fot| REMEMBER of a back In motion viointlon and Jarvis Realty Co. Record Touchdown the basketball department. The the plav did not count. This play got to the important money. Referee. Koelsch. Windham receivers coat the visi­ eleven yards on the local 43. Two TAKEiS 18 MONTHS TO PAY I I Umpire. Coding. SHOE new promotion department will broke the Legion's hark for the Known for his occasional club­ University. Ala.— (NEAI—Tlie Linesman. Roman. tors at least a pair of scores when passes by Aly fell to the ground 5IX)VERRD. TEL. 1112 Field Judge-. Waltman. have an extensive film library to home club never recovered. It was breaking tendencies in former longest recorded touchdown from they dropped aeriala after they before Frank Bushnell intercepte' be used by organizations and clubs Time. 13 minute quarters. a pass that was short of its markJ NOVEMBER! also the turning point in the game, v1951 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK scrimmage by a University of Ala­ had out-distanced the Indian de­ REPAIRING AUTOMATIC WASHER at public gatherinz. Podezta will Riel pitched four times and two gam e bama football player was a 95- Hocke.v At A Glance fenders. Windham's defense, pat­ also be in charge of arrangements Although Rockville held and yard dash by All-America Harry w ere completed- fo r 18 y ard s tfl Green. Stock No. IJ-4S9...... $1295 National League tern for passes, was good and they O f tho 8ottor Kind for public appearances of Garden took over on its own .35, Fagan G ilm er ag ain st K entucky In 1945. intercepted three Manchester tosa- the Manchester 27. T.vler rolled foi| HEADQUARTERS athletes. New Y ork 3. CIhleago 2. three yards and then Welden fumbled and Yosh Vlncek i>ounced 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE Montreal 3, Detroit 3 Ole). ea while only three local aerials DoMWhiloYoMWoit MIRD IF Bob Lowell. 195-pound Navy were completed. grabbed a pass from Riel and wad REST MAKES Blue. Radio and Heater. t t l O O C Boston 1 Toronto 1 (tie). Stock No. TT-441...... ^ ITTO guard from Loa Angeles, apeara Roach scored twice on runs. Hia stopped on the one yard line. Lina DIABETES r fish and dives for lobsters as a Eaiateni League Coach Alibrio rushed hia forward SAM YULYES WE BRAG? New Haven 6, Springfield 2, third score came when he stole the 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMIRIOGE ^ hobby. ball from a Windham back and wall Into the game and Wtndhan IS MAnc staifT HO early morning GET that EXTRA raced 53 yards into the endzone. was pushed back to the four yar Ws time io be TESTED A G A IN ! BLACKSTiM IE 8-Door Sedan. Radio and H eater___ $1895 Jack Provan, a defensive end. line on three plays. A fourth dowl We'd like to bra^ about gathered in a Windham pass in desperation pass fell incomplete. shoveling jobs! half-hour of sleep our wide selection of finer, 1947 OLDSMOBILE CLUB COUPE the second period and took it all Nearly Breaks Loose H O T P o n rr cleaner U.sed Car*, (iood Green. Radio and heater. Hjrdramatlo Drive. A O C the way on a 35 yard gallop. Roach and Duff hit the centei| DETECTION WEEK Excellent condition. Stock No. U-S79...... ^ I w Jr O 7 BALCH’T v rL U E HEADlTnF rS 1 mechanical condition and Minicucef. Charlie Gaakell, Jim of the line for seven yards. Roach low cost mileage assure I WHERE CARS ARE NOT JUST SOLD . McArdle, Marsh Aitkin and Phil nearly got loose again aa he brokd 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE Rich played Important roles In off hU left aide of the line and ABC-O-MATIC your satisfaction. Easy Blue. Radio and Henter. One owner oar. f t ^ 4 O C the victory. The husky lineman put scampered 40 yards to midfield NOVEMBER 12-16,1951 ^ T O E N H ^ ^ terms, too! Our reputation Stock No. r-487...... I __ 0 IIJ ______■ up two gallant defenses of their before being hauled down from b«4 WASHERS — DRYERS — IRONERS for fair dealing backs each goal line and were rushing the hind. C o-O aptaln Dom F ra n s in-l MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY IN 1949 UNCOLN COSMOPOUTAN CLUBOOUPE passers all afternoon. Blocking tercepted a pass and two play FOR REST SERVICE AND TRADE IN car we sell. Come in—^TO­ Color: Black. Radio, beater, overdrive. f t I Q O C waa great and the way waa paved la te r the Dark gray, netted the locals 38 yards. John­ in the-backfield and ths all around A. ANY DRUG STORE A B C A p p u a m c e G o . '••••aaaaaoaaoa* rocket engine, hydramattc drive, 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN I 1949 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4-DOOR SEDAN I son's first pass of the game was 2>Door _ Block. Fully equipped car, ladudhig hydramattc, wklta wall m leadership of Mir^uccJ and JohnJ heater, directional signals and Green. Radio and heater. In excellent cofiditlon. f t A A E intercepted by Bert Leiaa on : B. YOUR HEALTH DEPARTME)VT A real bargain! I^ISTS 21 MAPLE STRECT Ures. son, plus excellent team spirit preJ son visor. Stock No. D-Sia...... ^ 7 7 0 I I Windham's 27. The Threader’s vailed through thU apaaon. Anfi C. THE NURSE AT YOUR PLACE OF WORK OR 1948 MorciHY 4.Door 1948 RUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN ■ went right Into the air and picked remember, Manchester'hqd Jimmy A real beoaty! 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE up a first down on the mid-field Roach. The Indians will hnye hin D. HAVE YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR TEST IT • c o n o m k a l There’s No Business like Two-tono gray. One owner. Radio, heater, etc. ■ sMpe. Mlnlccucl and John Qag- 1947 OMs CUb Coiipo Maroon. Radio and heater. One owner car. ^ R ^ A C I again next year along with^AIa 6-CyL Hydramattc. Cema 1)41 OLDS “TT Stock No. r-487...... ^ 1 0 7 0 liardone broke through the line many and Ritchie in the backfield! try It! to nail ball carriers for losses and j j o o k w h m t fLUIO NEAT ”WAU FLAMT OIL BURNER 2-Door. Black, hjrdramatio drivo, It will take some building to put] Remember • radio, heater, seat covers, fog- 1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Fuel Business-Ask Us! . 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE , Bill Rialey was forced to punt to another solid wall In front of thd 1942 Chovrelot 24>oor Jot black. Henter. Low mileage. f t 1 C i l ft ■ Black. FuRy equipped, hydramatlc I Roach on the local 20. Roach re­ runners, but the material U therej A. USE A SMALL CLEAN BOTTLE OR JAR. nwtUae. A real howy< lF B ’S a lot more pleat- iously designed “Flomeflez” Ughto, vent ahades, dlrecHonM turned it to the 31. Duff, Roach algnols and bsekap lights. Stock No. NT-ISl...... y ...... We*ve been delivering fuel, and giving service for 33 The curtain haa coma down, butf ; * B.'THE BEST SPECIMEN IS THE FIRST ONE y ant with a Fluid Heat hearth ring on this Wall ■ 1947 MERCURY CONVERTI8LE COUPE ■ and Alemany then iiutlgated a years. We know our fuel business. Manchester High's 1031 edition OBTAINED 1-2 HOURS AFTER A MEAL, 1941 Chovrolot 2>Doer “WoU Flame” Oil Burner inFlame Rotary model helps 1949 UNCOLN SPORT SEDAN Radio aad heater. Maay extras. ExceUent ooaditlen. | sustained drive of 09 yards into football added a brilliant chaptetl « m - rjrour home. No cool toextract gresteot heat from Exeellent meebaoleal paydirt. Duff found a big hole on to a historic novel of 8Cholutl(| c. TAKE TO Co l l e c t io n c e n t e r a s s o o n dlttoii. And MonY Mor* . . . We’re troopers on delivery too, (won’t leave you the left side of the line and trav­ ■hovel. No Mh cone to drag. every drop of oil. Expert in­ Oraea. RaAo, beater, overdrive. Stock No. r-8S0. .. $1795 I^940 PONTIAC 4-OOOR SEDAN I competition on the gridiron. AS POSSIBLE (WITHIN |i-2 HOURS). You Btt friondly, undofztand- Your thermootat does the stallation.,. Dependable burn­ stranded in a polar-cold house come “shortages” or tie- Black. Radio aad beater. Exceptloaally nice throughout. a elled 21 yards to the Windham 40. 1941 Plyilioatli C I ■ b ing, fast lorTicol IVt “YES” AU VdiMS Gdoral in i nvidouni c a m m i d o e ups). Just give us a calL Roach and Alemany alternated for Conpo promptly to 4 out of S mon, work. It’s clean, comfortable er and fuel oil oervicc. Phone a first down on the 36. Duff got ■MabIMi jroar endk at ercr 600 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM I Diabetes runs in families — A good boy! srornon—m arrisd or tinglo. aOliatsd alkas fai U . 6. ao4 and economical, jtoo. Ingen­ ut today for details. SAFETY TESnD 4-Door Sedan. Bine. Radio mad Heater...... $1945 Today our high test certified fuel oil and Deko-Heat three and Roach 12 around end to Sports Mirror Como in . . . write . . . pho«M Cano la n4Ui a Natlomlda Cath- ■ the 21. In two playa Roach took it ALSO MECHANIC'S Oradk Acooaotl No cant Sa apao Units get top-billing for long-run seasonal performance. IF ANY OF YOUR RELATIVES. HAVE THIS TODAY. Oot a om-vitit loan raar rtrnoiial aa lam oacaawy. USED CARS over. Switching from the T'-for- if you phoiw first. The price of a family ticket won’t jolt your budget. (Join Todsy A Year Ago—^The Chieagd DISEASE MAKE DOUBLY SURE YOU’RE SPECIALS ra y aaly W yaa oaa Aceaan* ta A U ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" I LOW COST miBraRTATIOII I mation to single wing. Roach took On m . . . glva M aa oRert Uont $>f la 6600 oat anOk. lanlaaM a at ar away our Bantly Fuel Oil Club. Payments are spread evenly direct poasea and went 26 yards in Bears rallied to defeat the Ne TESTED NOW. ^ haana. Apply teSapl York Yanks. 88-20, in a NaUon SULUVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARflANTY over ten months). I 1941 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... S29S | two plays after the locals had been penalised five yards for off- Football League game. FOGARTY BROTHERS HARTFORD ROAD co/opampM 1939 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDAN ...... S17B aids. Hia rush for the extra point Five Years Ago—Hochaso wOn ' Connecticut Diabetes Association m a r u k n to M t r«t> 266 CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 2-4539 J jS S S d l (Lata model motor). made it 7-0. the Daingerfleld Handicap at JaJ USED GARS m d o m d F IH A N C E C a I Wladkam Faaaea Click maica, N. T. Pacsd by Johnny Tyler, Wind­ Ten Years Ago — Ostia Boh m HAOTfOOO BOAO Slid riiOOB—jA avn b u il d in o 512 West Center' SL The Bandy Oil Gimppny ham came right back to acore and was retained as head foothoU i TBLBFOONB «4M i M MAIN STREET (Over Woolwartk’a) NANCHESTEB, CONN. 0RlARTY".r tluww a scars into the locals. In at 8}micusa University. MANCHESTER DRUG TcL4134. RIGHT ON MAIN STREET — CAU S293 OpoollMlfP.M. 0tal64M • OpMpa HstUzi, VH MANtqtr I BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. seven plays, two large galna came Twenty Taara Ago—Mika WTMAINaTaEpr . .. ■ TEUZ4S41 Our Promiae la Your on pMses, Windham scored with naaa won Uia Mld-Bouth Opan goll UMHMU HU* MM EIM 331 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 6Uairttlir«*iBM6almpHZ(pll|rHteMhltaznallteaMlMrlniMhMali> ■ 0 Elatlmatea gladly given. Fagan come. Priced for quick lale. In­ 953 Main Street , o 1949 Oldsmoblle Conv. C ou p e- “WESTINGHOU8K" PLEASANT, Large, fumithed Draftee—What chair? Model 88. Radio and heater. Window Shadw Co.. Route 44 at quire Charlea W. Lathrop, 100 A * P SUPER MARKET APPLIANCES Phone 3450 Make it short and sweet. No ■ o DIAL 5121 Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. East Center street. Phone 2-0S84 room, on bus line, hot water Deferred because of bad eye­ story ever got any funnier by get­ 1949 Dodge H Ton Pick-up- 176 Washington St. tncludea following:-^ old girl. Call 8288. or 7858. “VERY PRETTY” BEDROOM After 5 P. M. CsU 7843 sight, the successful evader went ting longer. Heater. LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square Hartford to a nearby movie. When the lights 1949 Dodge Ton Panel—Like “ <30ROEOU8'» LTVING ROOM ATTRACTIVELY furnished room l/ost and Found I yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. BAKERS. Finest opportunity In re­ “ATTRACTIVE” DINETTE SET came on, he was horrified to dis­ One way to make easy money Is new. Don* by reliable, well-trained for two. Light housekeeping fa- MANCHESTER AND vlcinltyj 1949 Dodge 4-Door Sedan — Coro­ Help Wanted— Female 35 tail bakery Held. If you are am­ “MOHAWK” RUGS homes from $9,700 to $82,000] cover the oculist In the next seat, to sell cushlom. In a nudist camp. IXJST—Gold fraternity pin with men All Job* guaranteed. Hall clIltlM available. Couple pre­ net model. Radio, heater. Three bitious and want tba freedom of “ARMSTRONG” INliAID Some old, some brand new. Foi[ but with sly, quick thinking, he pearla. Wednesday near the Cen­ Ltnote'-m Co., 56 Cottage atreet SALESLADIES, full time prefer­ ferred. Inquire 167 Maple street to choose from. operating a burineaa without the “WESTINOHOUSE” ELECTRIC satisfactory service call agent] asked: A firm advertised for a steno­ ter. Finder call 2-3382. Reward. 1949 Dodge First Series 2-Door Phone 2-4022, evenings 8188 or red. Permanent position. Excel­ flnancial worries of ownership, REFRIOERATOR Draftee—Dope this bus go to grapher and next morning was lent atartlng aalary. Infant’s PLEASANT double room for gen­ Sedan. Radio and heater. Very 8109. write Federal Bake Shop, 1338 “WESTINOHOUSE tlemen. At the Center. 14-16 Clhicsgo? overwhelmed w-ith applicants. The and girl's department. Apply In JWWtUjeM^ clean. Main street., Springfield, Mass. LAimDERMAT Wadeworth street. MAIN STREET—Zoned for busH WHV MOTHERS <3ET <3RAV office boy was told to admit no LOST- AIRDALlfe Dop. Reward. FLUOR PKOBLUtOi solved with person. Tot's and Teen's, Inc., -(•nao: n.w,W!ajsjuuBUL! 1948 Pontiac Coupe Sedan—8 cyl­ “WESTINOHOUSE” CLEANER ness, four-family and elx ro The esrth Is one of the smslle.'t more. Shortly after this an ag­ Call 8035. inder. Radio and heater. linoleum, a.iptaai> tUe counter 958 Main. "WESTINOHOUSE” TOASTER of the heavenly bodies but we'll Expert wor uanahlp, tree aetl- single, suitable for doctor, storH gressive lady arrived, and pushing 1948 Hudson Super 8 2-Door Sedan WANTED "WESTINOHOUSE” GRIDDLE FURNISHED ROOM on bus line bet It makes the most noise. LOST—Sum of money, between matee. Open evenlnga. Jonas Fur­ or any business. Two apartment lUR BOARDING ]10USE with MAJOR HOOPLE her way past the nthersl demand­ —Very clean. Reasonable. APPLICATIONS “BENGAL” COMBINA'nON Gentleman. Phone 6803. 5'*cant. To be sold as one unit] Cheney Brothers. Popular Food niture. Oak atreet Riona 2-1041 RANGE ed to see the boss. By thuT time the 1948 Mack Truck Chassis 2% Ton accepted for Grocery, Meat Income $2,650 per year. Howa Why Is It that the woman with office boy had grown deaf tor all Market. Main street, Thursday ] —Clean and reasonable. Experienced gas station Also dishes, silverware, pictures, TWO SINGLE private rooms. O n- Finder call 2-4690. TYPEWRJTEUb and adding ma­ and Produce Clerks in Man­ R. Hastings. Manchester 2-1107] DO VfcJO 6CRPPE TH E, IT'5 AM ESAD.^ 5 0 SOO DID the most kids on the block has the protestations, and had but ene 1948 fThevrolet \ Ton Chassis. attendant. Must be able rcatter nige and many more items. trally located. AU conveniences. 0(2O5H OFF XPOR. (MPC(?VE- MaUCE/UM-VAS.X chine* aold, rented, repaired. chester, on full time basis. Can be seen day or evening. Shown most time to lend n helping hand answer. LO ST-Lady's red_ wallet. Satur­ 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Door to grease cars, fix flats Phone 2-3190 after 8 p. m. SPRUCE STREET—Excellent op 30WL6 Because -ito MEMTT& BECAME b o r e d With to others? Regal Sedan—Radio and heater. Prompt servtca. Rcesonable by appointment only. Phone Mr. Office Boy—Not today, madam. day afternoon, vicinity Main rates. Guaranteed work. Office MANY BENEFITS: and have driver’s license. portunlty to buy comer lot xon-l \MERBlsfT <56TTIM(5 , h a v e A THE BEARD.' MOVM T Woman- -But I'm his wife. t. A in. v. a NT. ON. 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4-Door Albeii, Hartford 6-0358, afer 7 ed for business, 7 room singlel MM. m« St Mt swvics. wa street. Finder call 3491. suppllee. ETee pickup and delivery Paid Holidays 81.25 an hour to start. See P. M. 46-4890. Apartments— Flats__ ^ ALL t h e MOODLES] FULLMOOM ; look: 6 0 MUCH yoOMSER, We are sneaking up on the sea­ Office Boy- Not today, madam. I,. Sedan. Radio and heater. large aunporch, good condition] son when the Jack of all trades “"■HgUtKIga.” service. Friendly Typewriter Van for interview. A —L—B—E—R—T —•—S THAT OM T h e X'M (^fOeiDERIMO Ji 1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ Pension Plan Tenements 63 hot water heat. Tlmkin oil bum-] CAME goes Into, the same thing—vaca­ *‘You tffieianoy txptrts art smart anough to toll m# how to dio. heater. Service, 1205 Main atreet. East 43 Allyn St.. Hartford E t » E O F I TELEVlElOM OFFERS A college professor snys there Announcements Five Day Week er, 2-car garage, large lot. price (WITH •WB , TD PLAY la av iA M n c tion expenses.- 19.35 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan — Hartford. Tel 8-5784. Please Note—Toi the lucky pur­ THREE-ROOM Apartment, sec­ i should be easy chalni in every “Wo'r# getting Jot past hit houtt to Join ut In fl ganw run my bualnaat, but too smart to start ono of your ownl" Hospitalization VAN’S ond floor, in new private home; right. Goodchlld Realty Co., Real-| ' SDCRj TABLE, ^SOOH& DOCTOR RO U « EXPERT AUTO drivlnR instruc­ Heater. chaser, we will arrange friendly Did you hear abo\it the dear old lecture room. Aw. the students of ptnny«int8!" CABINETT MAKING, re&nisb and Good Starting Wage steam heat, $75 a month. Phone tor, IS Forest atreet. 7925 , Ra t h e r --HAR-ROMPH.' tions given in dual control, car. SERVICE STA'nON Terms and will hold any item un­ Isdy who was introducing the new will sleep In any kind. repair furniture Cornices made to til wanted at no charge. 8389. 8891. ? T h a m No waiting. Phone Manchester BARLOW MOTOR SALES Group Insurance deacon to her husband, who was a BUGS BUNNY FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. RLOSSER order Phone 2-9533. John Hahn. 427 Hartford Road fAM (X D Ask any youngster to name Auto Driving Acsdemy. 2-4087. WAPPING CENTER Siclf Benefits ARISTO BILT unfinished book­ MANCTIESTER — Country Joy little deaf and a Republican. Manchester EKI6LISH three t.-istes and he’s likely to say ACCOUNTING SERVICES. Tax Vacation With Pay and city comforts, (hiatom bull] .^H EEP Old Lady- Darling, this is the DRAPERIES Made to order. Any Out Of The High Rent District cases and cheaU in many tls4a. Business Locations .sweet, sour and sulfur and mo- WKY PONT "mOU CLBAN u p J two years old home on lot 100 KVOS/ new deacon. iHERtlS RfALlY NO style, lined or unllned, Tel. 2- Phone 5404 consultant for small business and Hardwood tables and chairs. The For Hent 64 asses. ■YOU* 'lAKP, NOU LAXT '•N ( i m OU01WICF , I professional men. Phone 2-4757. Apply on Tuesday. Nov. 1.3 Situations Wanted— Wodshed, 11 Main atreet 200. 6 rooms, hot water oil he Old Man—New Dealer? ^ ITA WtKrikCflFUt./ SEASON B O W rf , - _ EXCUSE FOR A GUY 3909. Open Evenings Until 9 dD YD U S « N HAL I MOST UTTEgty ^ MING UKC DIAT/ between 9 A. M. and 6 P. M. Female garage. Call Madeline Smith] Old Lady--No, my dear, not All Day Sunday ASHES AND Rubbish removed. 38 HOSPITAL Bede and wheel chairs Have a talk with the man at the p in »ta '5 i w k p ------At STORE FOR Rent, On Main street Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. new dealer, new deacon, new dea­ top and you’ll find he's at the Call Sanitary Refuse Company of for ssls or for rsnt Ratst rsa- "O .M eO A T Personals 1949 CHEVROLET 2-door Fleet- near Post Office. Phone 8988. con. He's the son of the bt*hop. bottom of a lot of worthwhile line. like new. one owTier. 1949 Manchester. 2-0252. A & P SUPER MARKET CAPABLE Woman will care for sonable. -velth Furniture Oo. ST. JOHN STREET—8 room ainl Old Man—They all are. THE PROSPEtrr Hill School for gir, 3 up, 3 down. Oil steam hcat| things. Ford four-door, radio and heater, 176 Washington St. chlW In my home. jCall 2-3715. Phons 4159. DESIRABLE Office apace at 983 young children. Pre-Kindergarten. one owner, excellent condition. Main street. Single rooms and oak Doors, large porch, garag DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Kindergarten. Monday through 1946 Plymouth club coupe, econ­ Household Services Hartford one 3-room suite with Main Quick occupancy. Suburban Real] Friday Transportation furnish­ FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING omical transportation. Clarke Offered 13-A WANTED—"Two waitresses with Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 street front. Ideal for profession­ ty Co., Realtors, 541 Main streetj ed. Mrs Lela Tybur, director. Phone 8215. Answer to Prtvieue Puizt# Motor Sales, 301 Broad atreet. some experience. Steady work, Portable and table model radios al or bualneaa occupancy. Robert Phone 4287. FLAT FINISH Holland window SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice Open evenings. days—closed Sundays. Apply In and phonographs. Universal elec­ J. Smith, Inc., 953 Main street. Stotue FJIH -llUh4i:i v ra i:i(*X>Ju^l*l shades mad* to measure. All small Cross breeds. Very nice tl-IZ lArj^i jr jIlL -l ■ li4C>lh8kgl-lL.l person. Peter's, 691 Main atreet. tric blankets. Arvin heater fane. Phone 3450. JOSEPH'S Barber Shop, 869 Main 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetllne de­ metal Venetian blinds at a new Boston Terrier female pup. Zim- THIS W E E K ’S SPECIAL street, over Marlow's offers you low price. Keys made while you mercan'a Kennels. Lake atreet. )Touth chairs. Coasters, Percolatora, HORIZONTAL 2 Pleased 11 i:-:nisiM giw m luxe two-door. Radio, heater, slip WANTED—Someone Interested In HEATED STORE, for rent Suit­ T.fci.- KI e ‘5 service backed by 25 years of ex­ wait. Marlow's. Bolton. Phone 8287, Coaco stools, utility tables and TWO FAMILY—5 room duplex Vi covers. Very clean In every re­ care of children morning*, also able for office or butlnesa. 241 oil heat, 3 bedroom spartments, OOMaOCRlMiS 1 Depicted 8 Negative word perience. Special care for chil­ Steam Irons, Combination Waffle spect. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. required to sleep over. Tel. 5944. North Main street. Call Hartford car garsge near new school, shop TME.’A IF HE famous statue 4 Higher dren. Te4. 2-9958. No waiting If WEAVING of bums, mutb holes Irons. Good selection of Toyi. Ap- 8 Indian weights pllaneee. New Furniture and TV. 46-3020. ping and bus. Rent one side o f ------you make an appointment or end tom eiotbing, boeiery ruiu. FOUR PUPPIES, priced $3 each. TRIPLE CHECKED EXPERIENCED Woman for gen^ owmer’s side occupancy In 45 day 6 Its sculptor 5 Coin come in anytime. handbega repaired, alpper re­ Phone Manchester 2-1403. 7 Poker stake fact (♦, IWHAT KMPOF MR8. FLUeMLINE « USED CARS eral houaecleanlng, one full day Full price $12,000. About $3,6 was------I'M F u ev y WORK CAN leyVlN' MB T' WHEN I STAKTED AT ONFOFl placement, umbrella* repaired, CHAMBERS FURNITURE Wanted to Rent 68 8 Greek letter meo'e ahlrt oollar* revered and every week. Please call 8734. A.K.C. REGISTERED Sheltle cash needed. JOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 13 Runs away to ON A ^'VOU CO LNINS MI6H SCHOOL 1 WAS N 1950 Dodge Wayfarer 2-Door— At The Green 6 ROOMS—AH rooms flniahe 8 Mineral rock 008 RtOMT J POWN WITH tONOA OONCeiTEO — Ride to Aircraft. 3:30 replaced. MarloWa LItUa Mtndlng (toy Oollle) pupa. 6 weeks old. WANTED—4 or 5 room rent marry UUsii-iliUU ■ (Ikkr.'imUM WANTED Hcnter, light green. Price $1,645. WOMEN TO work part time. Open 9:30 to 5 years old. near modem scho 10 French general to 12 p. m shift. Phone 2-4851. Shop. Females. Manchester 2-9774. young couple with 3 year • IV TW BfilrMMMA IM. • 18 Aiecustomed 1950 E’ord 6 Cylinder 2-Door—Two Housewives preferred. Write Box E\enings 7:30 to 8:30 and bus line. OU heat, ameslt| 11 Vipers 'jl-i child. Call 2-2198. 15 Bunnese tone maroon and gray. Heater, J, Herald. drive, city water, sidewalks, fr IS Pose 88 Resources 45 Drive away WANTED — Ride from corner demon slipcovers. Price $1,445. COUPLE, Age 35, and one year and shade trees. Special price $12] 17 Gold (symbol) 35 Fitted 48 Membranous Autumn and Oak streeLs, to vi­ FlorLsts— Nurseries 15 Poultry and Supplies 43 WE BUY and sell good used furni­ 16 Laughing old son need 5 rooms, unfurnirii- 000. About $3,500 down paymen] 20 Musical 36 Exit pouch cinity of Hartford Fire Hours 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door — Black, ture, 'Combination ranges, gaa IS F lnM Help Wanted— Male 36 ORDERS Now taken for Thanke- ed. Phone 2-2471. Early occupancy. instruments 41 ^ p lo y s SO Winglike part 8:15 to 4:30. Phone 2-3478. heater. Price $1,445. ranges and neatera Jones Furni­ 19 Pronoun giving turkeya. Oeanly picked ture Store. 38 Oak. Phone 2-1041. 6 ROOMS— (2 partially flniahe 21 Redness 42 Company (ab.) 52 Thoroughfare 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Gray, CUT FLOWERS — Choice Chrys up). 8 years old. A-1 shape, o| 20 More anthemuma. Phone 8185. and wrapped for your con­ COUPLE in Our forties, moving 24 (jhinese tree 43 Slice (ab.) radio, heater. Owned by our sec­ FIRST heat. Partially finished basemen discerning Automobiles for Sale retary. Price $1,695. venience. Phone 7733 prefer­ SEWING Macnlne. Beautiful 1951 from Springfield need 3 or 4 26 Breed of cattle 44 Famous 54 Thullion CLASS ably aftei 5 p. m. consola, brand new. Has round room apartment Write Box O, room and hatchway. Ameslte driv 22 Down 31 Supervise English school (symbol) '/ BEDORB YOU Buy a used car 1948 Chevrolet 4-Door—Gi'een, ra­ Roofing— Siding 16 Herald. deep lot, good chicken coop anl 23 Prison room dio, heater, new slip covers. TOOL MAKERS bobbin, forward and reverse see Gorman Motor Sales Buick BROAD Breasted tUrkeya, freeh stitch, walxlny pressure foot to other pens. Nice shrubbery shad 25 Scent r . mt*. tiffT88|m, Price $1,185. GUARANTEED Roofing and root and fruit trees. Full price $11,80' 27 Revise r Sales and Service, 285 Main Increase Your Income killed, freah froaen; ready any­ sew ovsr plna automatic bobbin WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms 1948 Dodge 4-Door Cuatom—Ra­ repairing. Gutters and conduc­ with $3,000 down payment. I* 28 Totals atreet Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ time. From 10 to 25 pounda. winder, drop feed for darning, for business couple with 7 year dio, heater, gray. Price $1,295, tors. Coughlin 7707. Pert Time Jobe Open old girl, ceil 88288. MEDIATE' OCCUPANCY. 29 Chapter (sb.) V " nlnga. Schaub's 'Turkey Farm, 188 Hllle- attachments. Twenty year guar­ 6-10 P. M. Shift 5*4 BOOMS—Large living roon 30 Anger WA irRvfci. fue r M «vo u < rar o* 1948 Ford Club Coupe 6 C ylinder- town Road. antee. Worth $244, sacrifice now. CLEAN DEPENDABLE Tan. radio, heater. Price $895, WE SPECIALIZE In rooting and CATHOLIC Family separated by large kitchen and dinette space, 81 Exclamation aiding HIghet. Quality ma­ FULL TIME for $139. Will take $3 per week. housing shortage. We are making bedrooms. Front hallway, oil he*^ 88 “Granite LOW MILEAGE CARS 1946 Chevrolet 4-Door—Black, ra­ THANKSGIVING Turkeya. Freah Call 7691. CHRIS W ELK IN , Planeteer Look Out, Rocky! BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM dio, heater. Price $845. terials Workmanship guaran­ TOOL MAKERS killed or quick frozen, heni, 60c a Novena for a nice rental where jyjrch. garage, large lot, big shad SUte" (ab.) Written Guarantees teed. A. A Dion. Inc. 299 Autumn WANTED pound, toma 50c pound. Crystal WE HAVE some excellent value* we’ll be proud to bring up our :;rees. very nice neighborho^. Rek 88Afflnn 1947 Oldsmoblle 4-Door — Green, street. Phone 4880. sonably priced $13,500. Aboti 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe heater, hydramatic. Price $1,145. Lake Road. Phone Rockville 5- In used wringer wsshere, 815 and two little girls. Will someone hear 84 Comfort Paid Holidays, Vacations, our prayer? Please write Box R, $4,000 down. 45 day occupancy. t r A-5TME Y ATMOSf^ftC... 1949 Studebaker Champion TIIX) ROOFS and aldewalla guar­ 9133. Call at farm. No deliveries. up. Kemp's, Inc. 87 Observed t r u c k s p e c ia l s Blue Croee Herald. 2 FAMILY — 3>,4 years old. 88Sdf-8Btisflad AriAZED f TH/Pe£-ACWKrM» anteed material and workman­ ROC KV I MT/tOoBA/. 2! XKR- 1949 Dodge 2 Ton. 158" Wheel Apply THREE-PIECE living room set, room flats. Hot water oil bume 890kkr (ab.) 1948 Chevrolet Sedan ship. 37 years experience. Free WANTED—3 room apartment by heat, good Income. Near new scho CACE-S- \CfNTOXVOfA:... Base—New paint, tires, like new. Articles for Sale 45 9 X 12 rug, combination kitchen dOVietoiy TOWARD Heater. Price $805. •ftlmatea No obligation. Call serviceman's wife with two ■hopping and buses. Sale price $191 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe George (killina. Manchester 5117 WILCO range, breakfast set, hot water 45 Not (pnflx) TUE NEWLY- 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe 1945 Dodge 1', Ton Body— 12' BOLTON -» Building stone and tank with Jacket and gaa water month old baby. CaU 2-1508 after 600. A b w t $5,600. down payment 47Wonn LANDED long. Heater. Price $895 MACHINE TOOL fingstoa*. Bolton Notch Qtinny. heater. Phone 3-2312. • 4:30 p. m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on r 49 Direction ROCKET 1946 Plymouth 2-Door 1942 Dodge Ton Pickup—Black COMPANY Phone 3-0617. Stanley Patnoda floor apartment. Roofing 16-A WANTED—3, 4, 5 room fiat or so Consumed Best Terms— Best Trades heater. Price $395. 222 McKee Street SIX FOOT Frigldaire, very good • Manchester, Conn. 81 Torment 1941 Dodge 1 ', Ton. Rack B o d y - aiUGIlLIN ROOFS stay on In KOTAL AND SmiUi-4Joroaa port cqndltion, sealed unit; Kenroore apartment by c6uplc with two THE ALLEN REALTY C( COLE MOTORS—4164 12' long. Price $495. able and atsndara typewriter* little girls. Referencts if desir#!. 88 Blows gently any kind ot storm! For guaran­ MAN WITH some carpentry ex­ tank cleaner, on stand, all attach­ 180 Center St., Manchester 85 Denomlnxtiaos 91 and 436 Center Street teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ All aakee of adding mnrtiines Please call 2-1555. SOLIMENE, Inc. perience for woodwork shop. Ap­ ments, like new, very reasonable. Phone 5105 or 2-0438 SdWanderera chester 7707. «old or rentod. fUpnlin on al Call 4910 evenings. 634 Center street ManchesUr ply at Mason Woodworking Co., makaa Mnriow'a : HAVE A 6-room house locsten V n it C A L 1940 CHEVROLETT 2-door, radio Stock Place, Mancheeter. Dodge and Plymouth Cars ROOFING SpeclallBlng In repair­ Farms and Land for Sale^fl on Phelps Road under construf lltaaeulptor and he-.ter. Call 6241 after 4 p. m. GREEN AND gray love seat, red Also Dodge Job Rated Trucka ing roofa of all klnda Also new slipcover; maple twin chests, tion for rale. The house Is abou was born r Telephone 5101 or 6102 MAN FOR Laundry and dry clean­ CHICKEN MANURE for TOLLAND AND Windham coun roofa Gutter work. Chimneys lawn* twin beds, no spring, msttress; to be plastered, so the new ownci \i 1950 OLDSMOBILE, Gray, Model A Safe Place To Buy Used Cara ing route. Salary and commlc- and garden*. Phone 8971. tits, several good dairy and T 88 Two-Door. White sidewall cleaned, repaired. M yearV ex­ eion. Apply New Syetem Laun­ coffee tabic. Excellent condition. cotild caivy out some of Ws cw* perience. I-T*e eetlmate*. Gall poultry farms, large and small, Ideas from now on as to decorij tires. Radio, heater, hydramatic. JOUR CAR to Balch for dry, 44 Harrleon atreet. PRACTICALLY New parlor heat­ 8819. Howley. Manchester 5381. tenns arranged. WeUes Agency, tlon, light fixtures and etc. Tq Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. Immediate caah. O.P.S, price. No er, aleo two oU drama. Phone IHCKEY FINN E;ipert Opinion! BY LANK LEONARD PRISCILLA S POP No Ad Libfi, Please BY AL VERMEER SOLID TWIN maple beds, com­ Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501, red tape—no waiting. Balch Pon- EXPERIENCED Automobile me­ 3975. 2-3103 or 6394. tl«c. Inc,. 155 Center chanic. Apply aarke Motors. 301 plete. Also slngls solid blond l— wgrrTkas" atreet. Heating— Plumbing 17 25 ACTRE8 near Bolton Center, MANCHESTER GREEN SB WALtX), I'M ^URPRISED^__ X WAS MARRIED V JY E S INDEED! Phone 2-4545. Open Broad street THAYER birch bed, drearer, table. Like AKYOU OHYESfrVEIEEN YOITHRM ITSWDNOERFUL.'rM WE HAVE THE CLEAN •til 10. . evenlnga t B A » Satrtag*. ■bicel- originally p*rt of a farm, has TION—Please, don't say “ I don YOU DON’T OWN YOUR M 'W E L H ONLY FIVE YEARS 1 REMEMBER EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ lent comidMlotCfliqulr* 81 Seaman new. Phone 3-0072. AU RICHT, .READM6TW NEW ITS VERY /SURE EVERY COtFERM OWN HOME BY NOW!, WHEN X OWNED SELLING MY CARPEWTER Will frame your un­ road frontage and somo cleared want to buy this house” until yo MRS.MtSQ(MJ llOOKANOIM ^ ing. Plugged drains machine Circle. M Y OWN HOUSE!! .PRESERVES / USED CARS finished upatalr roomi. Reaaon- 1950 BENGAL stove. 4 and 4 with land. Will sell for $3,500. Phone have seen the Interior, Read abou^ / cleaned. Phone 6497. 2-3658. M « s A r r T. AN^/mr^ ID HELP 1935 DODGE with 1937 engine. able. Phone 2-4291. 500 SECTION used radiators. New coverall top. Must sell, moving. Its merits. ■ , MAKE THE $25. Call 6024 SPACE: This house features #14 i' THIS IS OUR SIXTH and used sink and bath tuba. We Phone 2-3795 after 6 p. m. JWMENTS!, PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- entrance hall, open stairway, llv ANNIVERSARY SALE! Ixlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ buy used plumbing supplies. Wll- 1941 CHEVROLET Fleetllne. New WANTED—Two carpenter*. Roe- Houses for Sale 72 Ing room with fireplace, dlnln^ llmantic Wrecking Oo., Rout* 8, motor. Elxcellent condition. Only per water piping, new construc­ ■etto C^nstructibn. 3-0308. USED MAYTAG washer, Very room, pine paneled den, heated si 1050 Plymouth Club Coupe—Heat­ $495. 1940 Chevrolet deluxe two- tion. Eatimatea given. Time pay­ Columbia. OFF MATHER STREET room, modern kitchen, rear vest er. Extra clean. reasonable. Phone 7469. d ^ r sedan. Perfect throughout. ments arranged. Edward Johnson CONSTRUCTION Laborers and bule and lavatory on 1st floor, Phone 6979 or 5044. FOR (XINSIONMENT SALE New, only five months, 1049 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr.—Ra. These and many more at Clarke dump trtek drivers. Full or part AMERICAN Oriental roae rug. bedrooms, bath and sun deck. 3 time. Call 7196 between 9 and 5. Hanovla Sun Lamp, Ice Box, 8‘S” X lO* 8”. Oood condition, beautiful ranch style with floor, insulated and wall boar dio and heater. Extra nice. Motor Sales, 301 Broad atreet PLUMBING u d beating. Fum- Riding Boots, Refrigerator, matching throw rug, 845. Phone brick front. Tile bath ant Ideal for children play room, or acea, oil bumert and botlere. CUTTING ROOM help wanted for 1^49 Nash Model 600 -- Extra clean. 1935 PLYMOUTH coupe with 42 G.E. Washer. Gas Stove, 5825. many extras. Must be seen to bedroom*. Cellar has garage spai Radio and heater. motor. Radio and heater. Very Earl VanCamp. Tel. 5244. full time work; cloth apreadars, Bendlx Washer, Iron-rite, for 2 cars, dark room, atorage ar lining spreaders. Bxperiene* not HOT POINT automatic Irooer, be appreciated— $17,900. good condition. Can be seen at PLUMBING Alterationa. New BUectrie Stove, Baby Carriage heater room. ,8bM. 1M1 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- necessary. Goo dworking condi­ 5-Pc. Walnut Kitchen Set perfect ‘fondition, lesa than one CONVENIENCES: O.E. dish was? Mb MMVKt. Mie. 43 Cedar street. work. Repair and wnter piping. na. V. 1 r.T. on D r.~Big heater, light blue. 4 Pc. Maple Bedroom Set. Spring year old, $80. Phone 3532. ARTHUR A.KNOFLA er and disposal, electric radge s Manchester 3636. tions. Apply Manchester Modes, 1951 KAISER Special. Radio, Pine street. Realtor refrigerator. Automatic elect) 1947 Chrysler 4-Dr Sedan - Radio AI.L EXCELLENT OOTS AND HER BUDDIES Take That Rosy end heater. Dark blue. heater, hydramatic. Private own­ QUALITY Plumbing and eaves MERCHANDISE 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 washer, twelve and one half cul BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS The Man Who Won’t Help BY LESLIE TURNER^ FULL OR Part time drivers, also M acl^cry and Toob M er. <^U1 5780 after 3 p. m. trough work. Call for frtse eitU Phone 5840 Now For Immediate Phone Office 5440 foot deep freeze. night dispatcher. Apply City Oab, LOCATION: Comer lot 86 x 85 1946 Dodge Custom 4-Dr.—Heater, mate. Thomas Dawkins 2-9669. Contact, or Inquire A t The DEPENDABLE QUAUTY, Mod­ « 0 Ttvn’fl ROM w I A«0 (K flOtolLCni yoUR 7 W U 5 M Beat covers. 1950 FORD V-8 Pickup. Excellent 53 Purnell Place. 215, nicely landscaped, outdo OH.UR.RICWEl WILL Y(7U IfN O X X RAID fO R THIS NEITHER DID MOST 8ECAUSE SEAMEN ARE GET-Y THIS OLD CONSIGNMENT SALE erate price*, terms, on our large Evenings 6938 or 2-4278 COOWQ CfdtmOAV 7RVHNO« LAA'lt « RUtVLV I W condition. Private owner. Sacri­ barbeque, convenient to school| YMMfllWe MBOQNO WEBU US A HANt> HAULIM6 IM THE ( CRUISE. M S S O A K E S l OF THE OTHERS! T846 SCARCE AT VARUOUnL/SCHOONER 1940 Pontiac 2-Dr. — Radio American Legion Hall. Leonard S t aelecyon o f used Farmalls. AUls- Home Listings Wanted s o m e 0 8 TWI. O M M «EIM VX.VV 'W O Vt RM3L MAIMSAIL HALYARD? ^ I DIDN'T ASREE TO and fice. Phone 4570 anytime. Moving— ^Trucking— MEN WITH Tree climbing experi­ transportation and shopping. THEYWE PITCHED HSHtNd HAS FAUEN OFF. / HAS SERVED heater. Good clean car. ence. Steady employment. Phone Nov. I6th—9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Chalmars. (Nlver, GatarpUlars. ECONOMY: Metal comblnatl I V f * r tOHELP.SMCEYn AND MANY HANDS HAVE ITSDAYANYIM Storage 20 Auspicas, Women’! Case, Joha-Daer* tractoiy. See ua WANT A LARGER HOME in NM8N I 7587 after 5 p. m. better location 7, Just listed sub­ screens and storn> sash for enti SHORT nSKEN JOSS M A NEW IT0U6HTA5E Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Manchester McmorlaT Hoepltal for your requirements. Dublin house coat owner oVer $1,000. Ne NMISTRIAL PLANT. ROTTIHO AT m a n y OTHERS MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ Tractor Oo., North Windham stantial home off Princeton IK SB'VERAL Good uaed radios and Timken oU burner, complete. att! , SOME PIER BEFORE YOU buy tires see ua. ery. Local light trucking and road. WiUimanUc. 8-8317. street, 8 down, 2 up. aU finish­ k LIKE THE MASON'S HELPER. OaU 3406. combinations. Maks tu an offer. and aide wall insulation. Heat cost Goodyear dlstributora. Gorman package deliveryi Refrigerators, ed. Lavatory down, garage others! BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. washers and stove moving a Maloney’a, 800 Center street nicely landscaped lot. T. J. 8110 per year. Taxes ;8154. T< .80 Bisaell St. Phone 7191 Motor Sales. 285 Main street won’t spend a penny for repal) Phone 2-4.571. apecialty. Phone 3-0752. Phone 8-1080. Musical Instnuucints S3 Ctoekett, Broker, phone 8815 or residence 8781. and the entire house has recen^' DO YOU Want to buy a really fine THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS WANTED—Full or part time 8TRADIVARUS Violin, In per­ been redecorated, 'niere la a SPECIAL — Permanent Anti truck drivers. Call 4148. PLAYER PIANO, la perfect con­ eroua mortgag* available. car? We have a luxuriously econ­ Freete. $2.98 per gallon. Regu­ Co., local and long distance mov­ fect condition. Phone 3-3008 after 5 p. m. dition. OaU 5838. M A N C R E 8rE ll-8-fainlly house, Please don’t think 819,800 U ti omical 1950 Studebaker. We lar price $3.75 per gallon. Man­ ing, packing, crating and storage. WANTED — Floor Sander with 84, good condition, reasonable m . must tell to meet critical ex- Service to all parts of the U. S. high a pric* for all this After ' chester Flooring, 719 Mein elreet some experience. Call H. W. AI SPINET PIANOS—Special natal price. For farther information spectidn. If this is the home y< P«»»«a Tel. Coventry 7-6355. and Canada. C^ll 5187. Hartford BRAND NEW Underwood port- m e len. Floor Sanding and Finishing, plan for Christmas'purehase, Na­ can 3-2888. want for your family, the own( 8-1423. aM* (ChampioiO typewriter. Won 49 Wadsworth street Tsl. 3-05IS. In a raffle. Retails for 800 Includ' tionally famous Baldwin . Acro- will consider a fklr reduetli WM PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 N E W !’ Two oY Three-BedrOom (Special deluxe) look! Delivery Ing tax. Willing to asU for 870. sonlc * Lester Betsy Roes aplasta the appliances are not Incli —brand new. FuU credit o f rental Homsi. HaUln Brothers. Phon* Exclusive With price today $2,182.79. Our price BOY S BICYCfLE. good condition, Painting— Papering 21 WANTED CaU 8-3787 if intarestod. 2-9331. $1,795. Local, former owner. 28' wheetr Also one base drum, and cartage If purchased by RICHARD B. MtX)RE LLEY OPP PAINTING, Paperhanging. No MILL M EN NEW W m OHESTBR 80-80 rIS*. Carafulr Boys BY V. T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT An Important Visitor BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY Pouglas Motors. 333 Main. one enare drum and symbol. Per­ Chriptmaa. CaU or writ* for de- BRICaC FRONT coldnial. First Realtor Job too small. Call 2-9085 days, On* box -of cartrldgea. Ono hunt­ fect condition. Call 3119 between talla catalog. (3o m Plano Cbm- floor: living room with flreplaco, Phone Glastonbury 1941 PONTIAC, 1939 Plymouth. 8 and 7:30 p. m. after 5 p. m. (JaU 3-0726. between 28 and 40 for ing knife, priced to seU. Phene paay, 817 Asylum strest, Hart­ 4m, dining room, Toungkown 8-8508 or 3-7035 (Reverse) m SORRY wfl wDisrr • e t J o o n t w o r r y M9UR PINTHOUd*, AND THAT 1937 Plymouth aedana; 1940 3-8018. ford 5-8696. O pvi Thursday p. m. A CHANCE TO THANK \ UB8Y WfiU. M . ANk. S C R I M ? ARnisrr oisTURaeD. INTinUOR AND Exterior paint- essential work on second kltcbsn. lavatory. Second floor: 8 BOLTON NOTCH Homes, a f* podge coupe. AU guaranteed. Park free next door (weat). SPORT iraSOER FOR TH eJ RLAINING INTO ingt paperhanging, ceilings re- and Viird shifts. Good spacious bedrooms, large closeta, o f these , desirable four rooi LOVELY DNNER, VIC ANNE HOST Name your price and terms. Cole Business Services Offered 13 tU* hath. Oarage. Hot water «U1) Motors. 4164. finiahed. Fully Insured. Expert working conditions and D^aaraads—W atehoB- homes still %vailabls. Oceupuii work. Wall paper books. Edward with recessed radiation. Decem­ OOMPLJCTE Repairs by Stuart R. steady work. Complete in­ Jowotry 48 WasHne Apparel—Fun 57 within 45 fiajrs. Full price Is R. Price. Phone 2-1003. ber occupancy. Price ■ 815.800. 89,850. T. J. Crockett ' A . Wolcott on washing machines, aurance program. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 3-1688 1939 CHEWROLET 2-door sedan. vacuum eJeanera, motors, small UDUNARO «(. TOST,. FOR SALE—Man's nbullt and ro- Phone office 5815, or rasidem Repairing 23 lastsd shoos. Sam Tulyes, $5 o r 4578. Good tranapo^Uon. Call 2-9880. appliances. Free plek-up and de­ Apply 8761, livery. A-1 repair, aalesi 180 daily. Maple stnst Just a few st*iw 1941 DODGE 4-door, radio and MATTRESS. Tow oM Mattraeaae 18S from Mala atnet SIX-ROOM Older House — Good MANCHESTER — 5-room Os) Main. Phone 8597. SPENCER RUBBER Thuraday aeaalnga, condition. Aluminum atom win- beater, fluid drive, original green MerlHsed and reuad* Uke a* atreatnoM »4in. Cod. 4 down. 8 up. Derirahl* paint 1940 Ford, new paint 1940 call J o a « FunUture aad Floor Chapel Street ' dowa. oil heat, large lot. 1C REFRIGERATION Service, corn- for children. Barbara Woods. tion off East Osntsr street 87 Dodge foOT-door, radio and heat­ Uoreeriag. 80 Oak TU. 0-1081 Wanted—^To Buy 58 600. CaU. 8-0033. mercial and domestic. See our WANTED—Part Unw laborer aad A gm t, 8708. er; 1940 Chevrolet coupe, rebuilt F M se 4 Fm « 4»-A display oi gdanatsed used r*M g- Couraes and Clssocs 27 general helper. Esperiene* ua- WANTED—Uaod fUratton. Uv- 1 ^ Packard sedan, new motor. atom Georg* H. Williams Aaso- neceeaary. S a. m. to noon. In­ SEASONED hardwood, cut any Ing room, badroom, kitchen or EAST HARTFORD —flparkUng, 1h*M and many more a t Clark* ctates, 260 Tolland Tumptks, quire McKinney Brothers S*w< length, fot stove, furnace or fire- onttn houasholds. Lot us mska new Ckqt* Oode. Cbooee yours OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE Motor Salea, SOI Broad street Maaebestet Phone 8-8585^ al(hU TUTORING IN mathcmaUca and age Company, 180-188 P iarl plae*. OaUveiy In any amount you an offbr. Tha Woodshed now. FMA.. only 5U.800. CaU O poi •veaiiscs. 769L chemistry. OsU 8-8014. streat CMU Xioonard Past matrona will axampUfy tha MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1951 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICB X IV I CKNIS m__ _ orr^ . evontat tas prom.F*"riHy degrsaa on aavaral candidataa. Ib a Oaaipaai las aiMilaga far aparatan li In tlM ladioa' piirior. MIm Alyco maatlnt srIU ba praeadad by a pot Schmidhauaer, High Ballabury, homo •conomlc* dl roc- luck auppar at 5:80. Mambara art KillaMhailarafffiiai AppliatTlia Baalh* tor of th* Hartford Gat Ob., wiU requeatod to bring thair golden School Winner; Miss ba tha guaat apeakar. Hambara art butbday aaeka at thla time. High, Court Allies Make urgad to attend. Hoataaaaa tomor- Brown, Grade School araNawEaglai(ITale|BwwOaai|MNiw E m - UNRebuffs Russia row wwmting wlU ba Mra. Loulaa Tba Tall Cadara Tbankaglving plagiiNiat Offiaa — M Mala StraaL Maa* Dunlw. Hra. Miriam Ferrla, Mra. Racing oommtttaa win maet Flrat prize winners in the essay Set to Rule Truce Talk Ijoulaa EUlott and Mra. Halan at 8:80 at tba Maaonle Ttmpla to­ J ' ..‘ H ... contest conducted by the Man­ Increased Bus Fares MaHatt night chester W. T. Grant store were On Three Motions '• ' . t . Adrian Schmldhauaer, aon o f Mr. Tba ManchaaUr Mlnlatara’ Fal- John Knooi Jaaaup, chief editori­ and Mrs. Max Schmldhauaer, of On Sawyer About Face lowahip wUJ hold iU next meeting al writer of U fa Magasine, will be 185 Henry street, and Suaan Lea Paris, Nov. IS—<^P)—^Ths Sovist Union today ran into a Thursday morning at 11 o’clock at tha guaat apeakar at the first of Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. seriaa o f rebuffa in tha United Nations General Assembly. Alwln G. Brown, 87 Campfleld the South Methodist Cburch. tha TWCA Publto Affairs pro- Waahinirton, Nov. IS—— any further fIghUng and to dal­ Of The Family Names of winners were an­ refusal to g i v up government of the nationa seated here." Lines Cited and Miss Sadie Curran. Siverior Oourt Judge IVotme ly over the quesUons still to be nounced today by Robert Dillon, control o f more than 3,000,000 He aald tha Chinese Communizt store manager. R. Tretond today ardered Mm considered—vital questions such Miss June C. Chambers, daugh­ $3.99 to $8.99 aharca o f A P L stock. government was now "under In­ O dtd Modmmtor A* eerMfy the as the return of UN soldiers they Hartford, Nov. 13— (/P)— JOHN B. BURKE ter of Mr. and Mra. Theodore The High Court In announcing dictment’ as an aggressor la Ko­ now hold aa prisyners of war. Chambers of 158 Main street, has that it would review the ease remdta la toad Tuesday’s unmlcl- rea and urgad tha delegatea to The UN wants to keep the pres­ Tha C!onnecticut Company FUNERAL HOME ^ e n selected as one of tha 28 new noted that Justiee Black and vote postponement of the question pnl cleetlou in which Blnyor WU- announced today that within members o f tha Upeala College Clark had diaqualined themselves. Unm O. Oeientoae (R ) was aa sure of war on the Reds, to keep Beautiful Blooms A few full size spreads included. Wonderful values i f for this aeqaion to "enable us to go them discussing the steps leading a month it would aak the Choir, Ekist Orange. N. J. A grad­ That means only seven Justices apparent le-veter Winner ever S7 East Center St. TsL 686B on with our business without fur­ to the signing of an armistice. uate of Manchester High School ■ ■ ■ ■ a i l wiU rule on the Issue. Democrat Rtohard C. Lee. State Public Utilitiea com­ you can use one twin size. Solid colors, multi-colors and ther obstnicUon." What's the difference between a AMBULANCE SERVICE in June, MIsa Chambers la a The appeala court ordered the Vishinsky, who spoke first In­ mission for an increase tn bus their children while they are In The Nutmeggers, well known' Fay Knudaon. clarinetist, with NO DINT ceaie-ftre and an armistice? freshman at Upaala College. She Marilyn Loyzim as accompanist, ail white. nine to give the APL stock to the sisted that the Nationalist Chinese New Haven, Nov. 13— (P)—A r­ fares. Is also a member of the Upeala the donor room. Hartford male chorus, under the NO MUSS A cease-fire to a cessation of will present the following num­ R. Stanley Dollar shipping Inter- had no right to represent China guments began today before Su­ fighting for specific reason, such Richard J. Bennett, vice FooUlght Club. If you are scheduled to be a direction of Robert Baldwin, will NO ROTMIR asts, or go to jaU for contuupt. be featured artista at the Cham­ bers: "Spring Song" by Men­ and, moreover, the, assembly had perior Court Judge Thomas, B. as to begin peace talks—it to tem president and general mana­ donor tomorrow, please do not eat But Chlat Justice Vlnaon ordered no right to d^de not to discuss porsry. Mra. Loula F. Heard wlU apeak for four hours previous to your inade Club concert to be present­ delssohn; "Nocturne," by Chopin, Troland on a writ of mandamus ger, said the decision to ap­ and "Oriental" by Ciu. a stay pending final Suprama the issue this year. An armistice to an agreed-upon, B A N T L Y on tha report on fire protection appointment. The reason for this ed W^nesday evening at 8:15 at Court acUon In tha caaa. under which James F. Fahy, chief ply for an increase was made in Maneheater which was gtvsn to regulation Is that the blood of do­ the Bowers School. Also fea­ The combined chorus, the Nut- If conditions are not right for moderator In the Nov. • municipal signed-on-the-llne document ata- Tha High Tribunal' last June such a discustion now, Vtshlniky with "reluctance" but was the Board of Wractora by the Fire nors who have eaten wrlthln this tured on the program wdll be the meggers and the Chaminade Chor­ election, to directed to certl^ the bilizing the cease-fire and making us, under the dlrlection of Robert Another Shipment! agrsad to nils thla fall whether said, “they may be right a month it permanent until the armistice to required because of increased O IL C O . ProtecUon and Utility Study eoro- time is likely to cause a reaction Chaminade Chorus and Fay Knud- results o f the voting and surrender BOn, clarinetist, and Peter Mitch­ Baldwin, will sing "Song of Nor­ tha appeals court had power to to e* ao from now.” records in hto possesaibn to the broken or a peace treaty to signed. operating costs notably the mittaa at tha meeting of the In the patient who receives it. The sue another order In the Dollar Maneheater Federation of Demo­ reaction It not critical, but the ell. violinist, both atudenta at the way" by Grieg, accompanied by Sir Oladwyn Jebb, representing town clerk. The UN Command aays that if REG. $8.95—FIRST QUALITY Britain which has recognised R ^ new contract recently signed TEL. 5293 cratic Women to be held tonight nausea, faintness, or other symp­ local high school, 'who will be ac­ Mr. Newell. Mayor W iliam C. Celentano, Re­ any cease-fire line to agreed upon with the bus operators' at 5 o’clock at the Community T. tom of such reaction is uncomfort­ companied by another high school The numbers which Peter That order barred Sawyer and CStbia, said hto government sup­ publican Incumbent, was the ap­ now—however temporary It might Mitchell, violinist, will present, in­ union. This, he said, will add All Interested are Invited to at­ able and frightening to the recip­ student. Marilyn I-oyxim. tha eight others from taking ad­ ported a Thai resolution postpon­ parent winner by 15 votes over be—no Allied soldier could work clude: "Moto Perpetuo" by Bohn vantage of a preliminary injunc- ing consideration of the problem tend. ient. The program which will be pre­ Richard C. Lee, hto Democratic op- up much enthusiasm about cross­ nearly $600,000 to the yearly Range and Fuel sented Wednesday evening fol­ and "Adoration” by Borowskl. Latex Foam tlon in their favor obtained In U. ing it. payroll. If you have not yet made an ap­ The final numbers of the Nut- pointment to be a donor, come to lows: "To a Wild Rose," McDow­ B. Dtotrict Court In San Ftancto (Oenttauad an Page Twe) (Coattaoed oa Page Bight) Thus tha Allies would be robbed The Roberts raport, BsnnsK ell: "Mother Gooae Suite," Hor­ meggera will be "Lift Thine Eyes" so. of their most valuable weapon in ■aid, to sxpected "within a mpiUh Oil Distributors Woodruff Hall tomorrow between bv Lngan arranged by Baldwin; the hours of 2 and 6;30 p. m.. any­ ton; "Pilgrim’s Song.’’ Tachalkow- Argument on this separata ap­ forcing tha Rads into agreement »i i ***2L_S*" *,.*"*? ** reported killed aeor Bvaaaton, W.yo,, la a eolltolsa af twa or less," and application for ths 333 MAIN ST. Blood Donor aky, Chaminade Chorus, with Dor- "steal Away" by Johnson; "Mary peal likely wtU ba heard ahorUy. on other diaputed points. poaaangar ttalni yaaterday. Five oars and a Dlaeel aaglaa ware smaahed lato Incretsa then will ba made Inune- way. Had a Little Lamb," arranged by BED PILLOWS othev Keeney as accompanist. Last Oct 8 U. 8. Dtotrict Judge The UN command feels it must ****• Franctoco ploughed talo the rear at the Oty af diately to the PUC. If you have an appointment, Murray and "Johnny Schmoker," Keep it. Someone needa that pint "Exaltation,” Gibb; "HalU of U w ard P, Murphy In San FTan- Assails South Loyalty have some sort of club hanging ■ff* » I* J® ' • ***®®*‘ •‘8™*'- **"*b iraina were matbowid and about mllee out af Factors In making S'hlgher fare Program Ivy,’ Ruaaeli and Knight; "You'U arranged by Newell and Baldwin etoco set aside the prelbnlnary in- over the Reds to prevent endless Bait idGkG CItja (A F Wlrepliolo)a necessary, accordlnjr to Bannstt, dC blood you can so eaally apare. Concluding the concert will he Wow you can Imvc y w ’rawid Sowars With aanforized zipper covers in pink and white. B« a blood donor tomorrow. Never Walk Aldne.” Hammer- IwcUon, which had barred the bickering without result. The best Include, bealdsa the'new wags con­ stein. from "Carousel’ : "Rolling "Give Me Your Tired. Your Poor." — ip your colorful window nrdm . li’a club to the threat of continued easy! Get PhillijM Magical Ptam Balls Dtilar intereets from getting con­ tract, increaasdyttost of buses, re­ Bloodmoblla Day for Manches­ Home," arranged by Baldwin. by Berlin, and "Almighty God of war. pair parts and4axss, coupled with — choose St will from our sstoitacm trol o f the line. Government coun- To Party or Candidate ter Is tomorrow, Nov. 18. The Nutmeggers, wdth I. Laird Newell, Our Fathers’ by Will James, pre Still up for discussion by nego­ NPAto Extend dsrllns In riding patronage. aented by the combined chorus. of selected flowering varieties. Bach Murphy’s acUon place ia Woodruff Hall. The time DeWoIf Guild srcompanlst. ___ Ball hat tested seeds and complete, bal­ to the U. 8. Circuit Court la San tiators to the question of anforc- 20 Killed as Trains The tncrsaae In federal taxes an iranctoco, gsaollns and disssl fuel UMd by la 3 to 7 p. m. anced plant food. Just keep $ 5 . 9 9 Hot Springa, Ark., Nov. 13— (A>>-Gov. James E. Byrnes of Ing the cease-fire, the exchange of their articles to the church before prisoners of war and recommen­ Certificate for t h s Connecticut Company The need for donora has been Studies Chairs them wet, no toil requireo. —T'* J * axtremely in­ South Carolina, declared today the South owes its loyalty to Concordia Women seven o'clock Wednesday evening Guaranteed to grow. voiced legal dispute arose from a dations to the governments con­ amquhta to nearly $60,000 a year, emphsslzed In these columns. Only The general committee, under the goveniment loan to the Dollar no political party or candidate in next year’s Presidential cerned on both sides. Crash in Snowstorm Behnstt aald. a blood donor can supply tha pint Surprise your friends, N. E. Steel Mill The first meeting of the DeWolf chairmanship of Mrs. George delight your family. Stoamahlp Line In-1938. The Dol- election. All undoubtedly will be tough Ths company has not yst decid­ of blood that Is necessary to aave Ready for Sale What a value! Every shipment a complete sellout in a' nute to crack. ed, according to Bennett, how Art Guild will be held tomorrow Wlnzler. has been working dili­ . was-renamed the The governor told a news conference that he is opposed to Evanston, Wyo., Nov. 13—(fl*)— Benumbed rescue crews to­ a life. It may be the life of an gently to make this affair a sue American President Unes. That's why, the UN commend Washington Nov. 13—(P)-A much of an incrasM to aak. Ths accident victim. It may ba a pa­ evening at the South Methodist few days. Sleep in real comfort. the renomination of President Truman and would support present rata is 10 cants. This went All is in readiness for the an­ cesa. The Didlar interests contend says, the war must go on—be­ apokeaman for the National Pro­ day continued to probe the shattered vitals of two passeit$er tient on the operating table. It Church at 8 o’clock. either 8en. Richard Russell (D.,*^— ------Into effect about three years ago, nual sale, which the Ladles Aid So­ Housewares — Basement ^ y turned the stock over to the cause continued war is the only duction administration (NPA) trains in which 20 or more persons died during a snowstorm- may ba aomaone atruggUng The program committee has Ga.), or Sen. Harry Byrd (D., Va.), road to peace in Korea. when threa-for-quarter taka ns ciety of the Concordia lAJtheran Maritime Commtoeton as security for the Presidency. aald the New England Steel whipped collision yesterday. against a chronic Mood ailment. planned a study of early American for the loan. The loan has been In Munsan an Allied apokes- Development Corporation will be were ellmlnatsd. It may be a boy' In Korea. Who­ Church will hold on Wednesday He added that "true Americans" 100,000 March An early mornirig check of the morgue in this small south­ chaira this year. Mrs. Raymond Green Stamps Given With Cash Saks npald, but the government (*- man said Communist truce nego­ granted an extension today of lla That Increase, BsnneU pointed ever It may be, your blood often 8t. Laurent, program chairman, evening beginning at seven o’clock. owe their loyalty to their country , __ western Wyoming communitj showed 14 of the 20 bodies out, was ths company's only In- LEAVE YOUR FRESCRirnONS h r JWIUM fuaee to return the stock on the tiators "made It even more clear permit to build a $228,000,000 means literally the difference bat- will give the history of esrly Shoppers will have an oppor­ g r ^ d that It was surrendered today" thay want to create a buf­ Identified. Three persona are Hated------cressa In fares for mors than 27 ORDER NOW tunity to , patronize different or leader. iteel plant in the New London- tween life and death. American chairs prior to 1780. Carefnlly compounded. outright in 1938 and now belongs In Anta-British fer zone across Korea to end the Waterford area of Connecticut. as mlaaing. Eight lemaln In aerl- years. FOR A booths featuring the aale of fancy And he made it clear that he oua condition, with scores of olhera A study to dstarmlns ths new Maneheater needa 160 donora to­ Members are requested to bring to the United SUtes. shooting now. An application for Indefinite ex­ work and handmade articles, a believes a Southern revolt against oi'ested foi minor hurls and re­ fare plan to - being mads by ths PINEHURST morrow. To facilitate getting this chairs of that period and be pre­ Arthur DnisStares The aharaa represent 93 par The spokesman, Brig. Gen. WlJ- tension of the corporation's cer­ Chargfes Soviet pared to explain the facia concern­ beautiful lelectlon of Christmas Truman should not ba Judged on Show in Egypt leased. Roberts organisation of New ROBART quota, the Motor Corps will call eant control of Um 8flS,000,000 any basto of political loyalty. Ham P. Nuckoto, said this "repudi­ tificate of necessity, permitting for potential donora who have no ing each piece. It Is hoped that greeting cards, home made cakes, tfe c o tt iLPLb ates their earlier itatement" that The city nf San Francisco, sleek York aty, an snglntaring firm rapid amortizsUon of the cost for that hti mads similar studlss In FARM FRESH means of transportation. If you members will also bring sliver, cookies and candles and white Byrnas’ aUtomenU were in di­ Alexandria, Egypt, Nov. 13—(P) fighting would not end until an tax purposes, was filed with the Union Pacific luxury train, roared Plots to Seize M aHCNaawi CBmip The Suprum# Court kIgo rulMl rect answer to a plea from House Miami, FIs.; Providence, R. I.; need this service, simply call 6111 pewter, glass or other article.^ elephant gifts. —An esUmated 100,000 Egyptians armistice is signed. *1111 United agency last Thursday. Tha pres­ out of the swirling blizzard and CONNECTICUT The entertainment committee today that drugs illegally adzed Speaker 8am Rayburn for Bouth- Minneapolis, Minn., and slss- and ask for transportation. used during that period. Painted a hotd room could. ha ent certificate expired Nov. 11, alammed Into the rear of the halt- TURKEY has been rehearsing faithfully to from Nations command wgpts to creato whsre. A nursery and kindergarten will articles on which gilt patterns used as evidence against their ^ nSS?****)? ** loyal to j oideri to keep rilmVbuTcuTyh^^ but the renewal request had been ad City of Los Angeles. The colli. frail Province present a play which will add a oaaae-fiM buffer sene only after Undtr tha new wage contract Order the size you want! be maintained all afternoon at have been used will be on dis- •amer, even though he admitted .y * " •nU-BriUeh slogans, in celebra- other terms of an armistice are filed before tha deadline and of- ■Ion ■ounded to one survivor "like Woodruff Hall where mothers who play. much fun to the enjoyment of the ragmrdless o f who he might be. |,Uon of the Slat' anniversary of aomeone acreamlng.'" signed with the union, hourly tha narcotics belonged to him. Rayburn threw the Southern agreed on. ftclala aald the lapse of time was Tehran, Iran, Nov. 13—(4^—Op­ rat4^ employes receivs a IS-cents- Ready when you want it! wish to ba blood donor* may leave The hostess wdll be Mrs. Nahum evening. The awarding of three Egypt’s bid for independsnea from of "no consequence." Tha Impact crumpled portipna of door prizes will be another added ...A Governors' conference Into a tur­ Brittoh rule. position leader Jtmal ImamI told per-hour Increase acroaa tha Don’t gamble on your holiday Cutler and the chairman of the SCHOLARSHIP BENEFTT Tha agency spokesman said the two streamliners. Bo^es and mm moil last night when he pleaded board retroactive to Oct 1, for a hospitality committee, Mra. Er­ attraction. Oovenunent, religious and labor parts of bodies were Just "lying Perilsment today the Communists turkey. Insure the sneoeas of the papars granting thd certificate period of one year, with a reopen­ tha feast by placing your or­ nest Bush. All members are urged to bring for party loyalty and atoo aharply leaders were among those heading around." are secretly preparing plana to Hunt 3 Boys extension are before Joseph Rand, ing clause as of April 1, 1953, for der for a Plnehurst Fresh eritictoad Republlcana." the parade, which paaied throu^ Truman Works Ths City o f San Francisco was ■eiss Azerbaijan, Iran's northwest head of NPA’s Defense Etopsnalon a further inertass If Uisra to an in- Conn. Robart Farm wonder­ Gov. Theodora R McKeldln of •treeta thronged irith apectators division, for final signature. Until thundering across ifie snowswept, province. MATTRESSES crease In ths cost o f Uvlng. ful tender Turkey. CONCERT Jbi Miimeapolis Maryland, tha lone Republican and guarded by heavy detach- the papers are signed the spokes­ rolling dessrt about thres miles Imami acruaed the government On 3 Speeches The agiesment also ptovidas for Price, set by Robart, na tw d - It is better to have a Rood —and fee you, tool Your dothm will dry in any wMthnr.‘ govasnor at the meeting, stalked manta of police. man would not disclose the period west of this town, SO milts north- of Premier Mohammed Mossadegh ly win be low and In line with •t any t i a a . . . baeauat a Bandix makaa Ha own d ry i^ out In the midst of Rayburn’s The nervous Egyptian govern­ of tha extension. east of Salt Lake City. It plowed of supporting and encouraging the a three-wssks vacation with pay rebuilt mattresa than a FEATURING: ment had relaxed IU ban on dsm- after 10 years of service, instead other top quality Connecticut SFECIAUZINe IN waathmr. Don’t ba tiad to your dotlmalina— you c m do Hieech. Ho later accuaed Ray- Ths original certificate was is­ Ita way through a snowstorm activities of the outlawed Commu­ producers. cheap new one. We re­ your markatiug. or uaa tha tinw you aava for juat laaura, Brothers 8, 6 and 4 bum of turning the governors’ an­ onstratlona to permit the parade Works on Economic, sued to tha steel development cor­ which alrrtuly had dumped eight nist Tudah party by falling to of after IS years, Increased pay for work on six holidays, inertassd make and BteriUse all types THE NUTMEGGERS w U k tha Bmdix Dryar do** all tha work. nual aU U dinner Into "a Demo­ today and another In Oslro tomor­ poration—a wholly-owned subsid­ Inches o / snow on ths ground. Ten crack down on It. Disappeared Saturday, cratic rally of a very low order." row to mark a giant mour^g Budget, State of Union The opposition leader said ths hospttaltoation bsnsflta and other of mattresaes. CUSTOM BUILT MALE CHORUS iary o f the New England Council, minute* ahead ran the City of damonatratlon for Egyptians Communist uderground now is as- improvements. ROBERT BALDWIN, Candnetor Trail Leads to Rivo* Rayburn eame to the oonferance MeesRgee to Congress txM Angeles. Both were behind as tha Biala apaaker. Ha was In- kiUed in the last month o f strife {CaaUnaad oa Faga Two) their schedules. The 200 odd pas­ peclilly active In AberbaIJsn, Ory your d e km with the Brittoh- over the Susa (Coatinnee aa Page. Right) WITH THE a r i t « « n a g vlted In an obvious move to coun­ sengers sbositl both trains ware which borders Russia. The prov­ JoiM Funiitiri aRi GARAGES tfltoneapaB^ Nav, 18—^8^* Canal aone. Key Wast, Fla., Nov. IS.—(1ft— ince was the scene of a Commu­ AND i^adial halaii|tag to tern of teract any poasibla move by the getting ready for lunch. BUtea* rights leadara to use the The paradere were under gov­ President Truman’s preks secre­ nist uprising in 1945, when the Floor Covorias CHAMINADE CHORUS ■ — *---- wars flahed ernment ordera to keep silent__ tary aald today he has already Then the City o f Los Angeles rebels set up a separatist govern­ RIvor Bear meeting as a starting point for a no shouting. Instead, they carried halted on the line for a block aig- 36 Oak S(. Tel. 2-1041 AMESITE DRIVEWAYS "beat TruuMn" campaign. atartsd prelimliMry work bn three ment St a time when Soviet troops AT THE bannera such aa one which aald: major messages ha will submit to News Tidbits nsl. At n ;S 2 s. m. (mat) tha City wars occupying the ares. Iran Rayburn, an old friend o f the WE HAVE THE PROPER EqUIFMENT "By the Name of God We Will De­ Oongrass m January. of San Francisco hit the last car complained to tha United Nation! Bulletins AND KNOW HOW Praaldent, pleaded for party loyal- feat England." Culled from AP Wires of the Los Angelei with a thun- Tha aacretary, Joseph Short, Security Council that Soviet sup- froM the AP Wired BOWERS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM said ho has gons over with hto DON^r DELAY — CALL TODAY (OeaManad oa Page Twe) (CeaMauad ea Paga Twa) staff the broad outlines of the (CoathiMd on Paga Bight) (Coatlaued oa Pago Bight) 8:15 P. M. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 14 M innaapolto, N ov. is— (ff>— A "State of the Union" message and General MacArthur leaves New THOMAS D. COLLA ftan tlc h u n t fo r thraa sm all boys, that work to wall under way on the York dor Seattle for speaking cn- PEtmON FOB HUB • aatosing atnea Saturday, today budget qnd economic messages gagamant tonight at University Hortferd, Nev. 18—(F)-.yaad- i \ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HIGH SCHOOL GUEST ARTISTS . . . aavaa you work. No JHI Mt which will follow it of Washington.. Barbara Hut­ •ra ef the OeaaecMeut Etoee- inora atoopiiWt lifting, •verahadow ad tha w orkaday puiw Turks Inform FUNERAL H O M E FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 2-9219 FAYE KNUD80N, CUrinettat Sharing importance with the ton’s plans for birthday calabrS' 9 A re K illed hewer-fer PrsMdiut Oak, ieflay atratching at tha dothadina ■ suite o f the m ore theg h alf a m il- reperacd "Mamlsua rupsaii" PETER MITCHELL. Viollnlat . . . M nun* earryiag haavy mcaaagss to Congress wiU be the tlon tomorrow in family castle of = M on lUnnaapdto raaldants. Fiaaldeilt's meeting sometime in German tennis champion Baron to a saipalgu la ge* piMMia William P. QuUh . . . MARILYN LOYZIM, AocompMlat baakM of dothaa. You *Brass ’ Horde in Pentagon Reds of Move In Philippine aimply load tha Dryar, aat Kannath Ktein, Jr., I, and hto January with BriUsh Prim# Min- Gottfried von Cramm have bean ■tguara far tha g* h t ^ personaUy sapenlseo every detail of ra> • - tha aingla dial, and walk tera-hrothara, D a vid , 8 , and Dan- toUr Churchill m Waahington. canceled as the American mllUon' WIMi ptaeaids aad MMMaa . ADMISSION $1— (Tax Included) ferasB, warhaea la tha eha* today spectful arrvloe to everyone. S away, fity it ia your own l a l , 4 , aim ply dropped from aight, While their discussions Ukaly alrass is "sick in Wlasbadtn." To Assist West Vote Violence Hcketa may be obtained from Barbara Duke, Telephona hoBM with your own leaving only w ralth llks traces. Loses Some of Its Glitter will cover tha whole range of mu­ Taft predicts ha will win Re­ eaavaaaad deeratowa Mala 24 Hour Ambutoaoe s 3-4150 and from Chaminade Club Membera. waahablaa. Tha boys left thair Northaide tual security, financial aid for publican pomlnation "on a vary street ta.Maft«atd. AvallabUlty Britain will have a nujor part m early ballot” at July convention. Ankara, Turkey, Nov. 13—(P)-- Manito, Nov. 13—(>P)—Nine FH- klMRAl TIRMf hom e Saturday aftam oon to play Washington, Nov. IS—(fl— T be*—there s in a park four M ocks aw ay. The ware 897 General and flag them. Marioa W. OzapUcki, of Hart­ Turkey haa told Russia frankly Ipinoe ware killed In flaring elec LOIMIB PLANS PARUY . SenaU Pieparedneaa subcommit- officera and 98,071 civilians. and in strong terms that she U • — BOaatodppi river to only a short There to no disposition on the ford, indicted Friday on second tlon day violence today; Hartistd. Nev. 18 im ' ~ Oer- THE OFFICE dtotance beyond. tee complained today that the In 1948 the armed forcM total­ part of the administration to degree murder charge, will prob­ making strenuous military prepa­ eraer Ledga dtoetoaed today that rations to aid weatern defense. A total of 104 have been killed Waahingtoa area to overloaded ed mors than 18,000,000 man and oxerlook the importance of an ably ba freed from Haddam Jail he plaaa to amet with Highway daUvar your Bandiz Dwarfm tha Kannath K laln, the boys' fath- A note delivered to tha Soviet ejnea mid-September when cam- o f FRE6 I a r, called police w han th ey didn’t woman, Tbe present strength to economically strong Great Britain today under $25,000 bond . . . Oemadeeleaer O. Alheit HH with “upper brass"—^high-ranking around 8,500,000. to this country’s defense pro­ Hartford banks are ahaii af half- Union last night Indicated, more­ palgnlng started for the election noma home Saturday n i^ t A military officers—aind armed forc­ of nine Senators, all provincial "shertty” ea the latoat plaaa far 2^ HOME TRW. Mb 1S.M mck. Uaa thaak-Than waib Referring to the present situa­ gram. And W. Avereli Harri dallara. over,. that this country intends to aettea ea the east-west highway DR. J. A. SEGAL I routine notice w as rafioad to es clvlUaa employas. continue building ita defenses governors and municipal officials. 2 7 b A\ a I n S t. Rr 4 B SiS! Dg » ou »h« lim. Urn ottor in tha . squad cars. N o results. tion, 'the report aald: man, the new mutual security ad' Oaerge C. Dudley, Litchfield aad this arshlsas e< aalarglag *Tt to obvlouB that tha Defense ministrator, will b« able to give dairy farm*r, becomes president against possible Soviet threats to More than 60,000 Army regulars RANCHES! Ei< FURNACE I Police Chief Tom Jonae Sun- T b a high concentration of 'up­ the eaaal bridge at Wladser HAS BEEN MOVED Batabltohment to .tending - toward the President an advance briefing of Oonnecticut Farm Bureau Turkish sovereignty. and reserves Joined police In I day caUad out a v il Defense per brass’ to apparent to the moat guarding against attempU by 100 an admlntotrativa top-heaviness on the English situation. Federation . . . James Lawreaea Tha Turkish note flatly rejected ‘Mwic ciu«T' - a io U ia ry police to aid hto raaerves casual observer of the Waahington Communlst^led Huk rebels 4 and that to inaffictont, wasteful and Particular interest will canter MeOevera, associate editor Russian chargea in a protest note to m ay harp an* ef tia n n * m th our < h i one o f the city's graatast m an­ scene. Even a noonday stroller keep voters from the poUs. Clash­ SEE IRAN IN PACT dangerous,’’ the armed aerricaa in the 1953 election year on what Bridgeport Post and Telegram, o f Nov. 4 that Turkey's adherence hunts. The voluateera com bed down any atreet in tha mld-aecUon es between troops and Huks broke Waahlagtoa, Nev. (H t— group aald toi a report. tha President will have' to say m observes 82nd birthday. to the western defense community is— 413 MAIN STREET the area for m Uao around tha of the city to likely to encounter out in widely scattered apots on U m aew Middle Bast Osauaaad *TJnlsaa Uto trend to halted now tha "State of the Union" massage Northern Italy's death toll to hostile and aggressive. CLEANING Klain hom e, n a y saarehad al­ at laaat a few officere of general The Turkish reply was consid­ Luzon, main Island of the PhUip- to bclag ergaatoed wttheat lraa« we could. In the elaastc phrase, which ha always daUvsia to Con- from atorma, floods, landalides pines. lays, rang deorbelto, found noth­ wind up with the fighting foreea or flag rank.” gresa la person. ered by observer* here to be ron- but efflelals aaM today It asay Order Your Thanksgiving ONir THf tlNDIX NAS TNI i n g . Increases by five t6 41 . . . Na­ he hr eadeaed at seaM^UaM tot composed cf "all chiefs and no Flag rank in tha Navy to any­ That document to expected to tional Education Association says aMerably stronger In tone than Rivalry between candidates and One rasidant rspottod aasing allaito.'" thing above captain. General rank tha Russian complaint. political factions contributed to the fatare to toelade that ceaa- thraa am all boya rasam M lng K an- lay tha groundwork not only for some 3,997,000 children between Get yeer hecHer ht first doss werkbig eeedl- "P b w -R’V b r I" Tha report said thara now era In the other aervicea to anything the admintotration’s legialativt Admitting that she Is building the gunplay. BOth, D avid and Denial attUag on 8 and 17 years old an aat ea- up her defenses, Turkey said: I N almost as nuny ganerato, admlrato above colonel. program )but for Damoeratic cam­ nllad la aay achaaL Heavy balloting was reported in KIS M tf GIT. un M sm • SIFL w KIT in i M l «■ n il • curbatono lata Saturday,*' A "These preparations have not Manila, which to electing iU may­ RFC PBOBB NEAR END tiee fer the eembig winter. and Defense EataUtohment civil- Daclatlng the current figures paigners around tha country. Jady Oariaad*# show at New Haavy worii detlwa, dainty uadaatUaii, tabla Kaana ^ eh*B«l» (neM ng dog was takm to tha been made beeause of erroneous or for the first Urns. Heretofore CAPONS AND tana atattotMd at tha Pentagon and give rise to some dtoturblag Ragardlcsa of whether Mr. Tru­ York Palace Theater closes until Waahlagtoa. Nev. IS— (F)— A dog floUowad a traU to badtptaada. . . an an aafa in tha Bandix Dryar-ahraya dryad la the . 11m in the ganaral Washington area aa man aecks re-slectloa— ha has and baseless auspiciona. The So­ Manila’s mayor has bean appoint fadaial gnad Jary waa aathari- Ceid weather b iust ereund the cemer. Dee't river hank. Thera the sem it thoughts, tha oommlttaa aald; Friday to give her a rest after viet Unio|i would concede that ed. Scores of Reductions! ■ama aaf*. avaa. low temparatura, automatieaUy. there wars during Wmid W arn "Tba armed forces of tha Unltad said ha will not dtoclosa hla de­ a backstage coUapaa Sunday . . . totivaly deaerthed today aa r there exist* very serious reasons Few reports were received from r pa»k straagth when tha a r m d States that dafaatod the avi« cision until after tha msssagaa Brassay*s Annual unofficial Brit­ aeariag the aad ef Ita laag la« eara c atrylag loud apeak- SfW AND SAVE VWH MIU HtlCIS be caught nopphig! CALL US TODAY AND p r a d a n a iN P a N O IU aPPU SIN fla • BM tiaa AVC O lESt roroas ware thraa and half tioMs' have been submitted—tha "State for Turkey's preparations if the other tolanda. Only scattered re­ vesUgattoa at the Baeaastraa M ars patroltod the fHagss of powen wart anprmdmately three toh nvlew of world’s armed Soviet government would make a TURKEYS NOW! thalf p raaait slaa. and a half tlmas the rise of our o f tha Union" maasaga will aat turns were expected before mid­ Ilea Flaaaea Osspenitlaa forces. Bays SuaMa haa fanald- to^M m out the boys’ tha stage for tha Democratic sincere "examination of her own night (11 a. m. e x .t ) (RFC), Mg geveraanat Iwgag FRINTCD AND SOUD COLOR DRAPERY FAIRICS HAVE YOUR WORK DONE lEFORE THE Cdl • In an accompanying latter to present combined Army. Navy, ahle aab fans worrying other conaclence." Baeiatarjr o f Dafanaa LoVatt, Air Force and Marina O om - It to campaign and furnish targets for naval powers. Dr. Jose P. iMurel, puppet presi­ ON iOLTS — $1.19 to $2.ft PER YARD •quads plodded through w an - Obviously referring to previous dent during the Japanese occupe- Abe highest qedity recKthig ehichees, fry* Cbalnnaa Lgrndoa Johnson (D- enUraly poarible that la a major Republican apaakars. Dear hunters kill escaped RUSH UGiNS. * kouaea o f the rive r induatrial dto­ Russian demands for eastern tion, was generally conceded elec- Ika) caRod the attuatloa startling war w# would return to that Short would not dtocuas tha na­ trained circus bear iil Arkansas. MiLUoem DP o r e n v n v r v i v w i * Heoaewaras •— BasemeBt trict. HoUoar achoaa anawored Turktoh provinces bordering in tha Uon to the BenaU. La.val la leader Eveigbee ChhitiBB ee ReEi 49cte 9 lc Per Yd. *■>5 aiAad for racomaMndaUoiM to strtnsthe ture o f tha "State o f tha Union" . .Rumored rise from 81J5 to New Y%rk, Nev. ys—(F)—Ih e FREE iNSPECTiON AND ESTiidATES tM r aheta O ily eM dUnery bistoed appeal this year. Soviet Union and for Joint Soviat- of the anU-admiatotration Naclon- ■ warlTa “ o f U tU a boys’ ayes refloetad tbs raaMdy R Thera was no immedl- 'D n that basto, would wa have 81.50 la haircut coat cleans De­ Turklah control at the atrategic FULL UNE OF GROCERIES, CANDY. lEER to multiply our prasant statfa of altoU party. Ha charged the ad­ PMdB.WeebflNHIIIeed« $1.9tte$2.9RPerYd. flashlight beam s. Truck parts •U f omaaaat from tha Pentagaa. troit Btoraa of heawetyle hair Dardanalles, the Turklab note said; ministration o f President EUpidlo generato and admirals In Waah- Trcssaiy BslSRce eUppara. Oiinhistovalrta haaM hy tha al'Wr GraSR StsHv* GiY«a WUh Cash Saba uars also acaanad to no a va lL^ TIm ooannlttaa"s study showad "One should not forget that Quirino, who dsfsatsd him in ths tMss af war aad rasait; wUatw Taatarday, thrao C h tl A ir Pa­ that last 8apt 80 there wars Sdt tngtoa by three and a half 7 Would Titouaanda o f Marinas slip PIECE GOODS AND REMNANTS IN DOZENS era have to staff tha Paatamn claime and demands threatening 1949 PraaldsnUal slecUon. to rive here today far a aew Rto o r COTTON AND RAYON FABRICS trol plaaas whoMod ovar the ganaral and Bag offlcars and 91.- Waahlagtoa, Nov. IS—(•)—TIm aahon at Onslow Beach North Turkey's aovareignty and territori­ JO H N S O N with L85d g a n ^------and flag------effl. position ot tha TVeasuty Nov. 8: wsstsful and corrupt. la the New Warid. * M tostoalppl b u t again no aluaa to oe\ Defaaaa EMahHihmant civll- Oarolina, from 800 ships in al integrity have been advanced.'’ Huk raids delayed baUoUng by eararwo^wahahave to Jam 881,- Nat b u ^ t raiaipts. 1180.107,- manauvera . . . Racluae who ool- Atoxaadar Raaaaay awfl hla Xanasth. D avid and DaniaL A po- tona ttattoaad la the Waahingtoa 095 civilian emptoyas into tha Da- Turkey's alliance with the North tha 4,600,000 regtotsred yotsra at fasMty are dae ahaard the aMR. iOLLAND FURNACE 1*0.C iB ea lauaeh tew ing dragUnaa turn- ~ 885J l ; budget axpandituras, 8187,- lactad atomic and other dafanaa Atlantic pact could in no eens# be STERLING REMNANT STORE area. Oa April 1045—Just ba­ fbnsa dapartmeiit buUdIngB In tha spots. Tha Huka had warned vot­ taiy 1 POULTRY FARM la d IV only w stacM ggad w ood. ■ 818,710.45; cash balance, 84,878,- data faces a vagrancy charge to­ eonstnied aa a hostile act, aald STERLING. CONN. TELEPHONE HARTFORD 44-1SS3 ton tha and of the war la Europe capital anaT” 884,d87.a. « ers to stay away from the polls or oastytag day-nothing aura serious. the note face death. t R47 MIMe TenyRw West ' TeL 140AI freai 9 A. M. te 5 P. M. M ON .^RU FRL^FREE PARKING IF OUT OlF CITY— CAI^ COLLECT

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