7 FKIDAY, NOVEMBER •, 19iX It’s Tough in Korea—Tougher Still When Blood Supplies Are Lo w PAGBHXTEEN jHanrI|[(Bter lEw^nfag IjgraKi

h. Average Daily Net Press Run Corneivtone Club Local Residents For the Waak Ending The Weather About T o ^ No\-amhar S FnrafMi of I'. H. Waalhor Kerwie SeU Smorgasbord Made Citizens 10,346 Not BO aool tonight na hMt Helen P. Davklaon Of 12 Knox night. SniMlny moaUy alondy, nun- Hia Oomeratone Club of S t Member of lha Audit I^Mtia ib tch If•ria#n will Uk« atraet and Mmrgarat B. Hair of Hniiad mild. Bridget’s Church will hold a smor­ Baraoa uf ClmtUtlona nlu« tom onw mornlnf M n Manchester are among the 61 Oon- Manchester— A C.ity of I ’ilia'fie Charm St gasbord In the church hall on Dec. to eeli at Jam**' church. nactlcut resldenU applying for cltl- the Hobo 11 at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Edgar Beru­ be la general chairman. aenshlp who are expected to be (Clxsalflad AdvarUalng on Page 10) MovlM for jruunfcr made naturallaed cltlsena today at VOL. LXXI, NO. 3« lANCHESTER. CONN.. SATUKDAV, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICK FIVE CKNTR ba ahown at the Community Y t<^ Tickets are now on sale and may nlCbt atartlni: at 7 o clock Md be obUlned by calling any mem­ Federal Court ceremonies In Hart- lartlnc for •»«•»« ber of the ticket committee con- ford. Shirt ntfhfa profram will b«_ siaUng of Mrs. Thomas R. Broi^ The applicants will take the oath Q oo»» on tho looat, _***®**y* of 54 Jensen atreet; Mrs. John F. of allegiance before Judge J. Second Taft N ew Crisis llin*tr*la’*’and “Danny Boy. Daley of 82 Oliver road; Mrs. Jo­ Joseph SnUOi, who U expected to M COiOtS Sigmund Romberg seph A. Falkowskl of 68 Alton deliver a brief talk on the duties Ml— Carol McValfh vt tha street; Mrs. W. O, Finnegan of and obligations of citlaenshlp. llanchaater Community Playara la 188 Woodbrldge street; Mrs. U O. OP T ii Growing on aaalatlnr with dlractlon In tha Kramer of 28 Horton road; Mrs. Russia Meets Defeat OMOEN WEST! HlliW Thaatar Oroup'a produc­ J. Edward McKeever of 834 Sum­ October Welfare Dies at 64 in N. Y. tion of “Antlfona" on Nov. 15, IS mit street; Miss Madeline Smith N. Y. Docks and 17 In tha auditorium of tha of 38 Golway street; and Mrs. C. New York, Nov. 10—(/P)— eonaga In Hartford. Costg Dedreate A. Scorao of 97 Woodland street Composer Dies Composer Sigmund Rom­ Reservations are necessarily •New York, Nov. 1.0— (/T)— Anyona wlahlng' to contrtbuta limited to 250 adults and 75 chil­ There were 67 welfare case# In­ berg, 64, who.se ojierettas and Tile po.s.sihilil v of r new rrisi.s rood uaed clothing In tha driva for dren. and as no tickets will be sold volving 103 pirsona and an expen­ songs are loved by millions, tha Lithuanian neady In Buropa at the door persons Interested are died last night of a cerebral hovered over the New York may laava It at Uthuanlan Hall or advised to make reservations diture of during October On China Reds in UN hemorrhage at his Ritz waterfront ttKlay as rival fac- hava It plckad up conUcUng either promptly. Miss Faye Kinidsen accordnlg to a report of Albert E. (^arlea Backui of Woodland Behrend, director of welfare. Tower Hotel suite here. lionR in flie AFI, internation­ atreet or Mlaa Margaret Zorakla Miss Faye Knudaon, clarinetist, 'rter® w^r® 10 cM®s nwr® In th« Ronibcig wrote such ''all-time " al Ijongshoremon’.s a.ssiK-ia- will be one of the featured soloists same month last year. They In­ musical play favontea aa "The tion (ll,A) charged each of 160 Hilliard atreet Emanuel Church .student Prince," "Desert Song." at the Chamlnade Club concert on volved 28 more persons and other with truce violation.s. Firsl-8 lriiiK li. S. Team Wednesday, No. 14, at the Bowets *176.75 additional expenditure, the "Maytime, ' "Blossomtime" and Question Is Tha CTP CTuh of Center Con- Seeking Piedge§ "New Moon." During the past 40 With a leconl pier strike < sll church. A Blight fee will be er Hartford area In conducting Its lyn Loyilm, MHS senior, will be and that *111 83 leas was spent rharerd lha! iindrrwnrM tigiiip charged for refreahmenta, Hills, Calif. He iisiially spent hts Nine Votes Every Member canvass Sunday. her accompanist. Carefree, confident and cosual. ToMorod to a him winters in the East before em­ Anthony Anastasia, an IlsA hir- Plans call for making pledges at Last year Miss Knud.v>n per­ barking on concert tours in the inR boaa, Io< Urd out 17 wiMi attrra P. J. Fitsgerald of 159 Thomp- the church at each of two services, In the newett combed gingham muWple plaids... I'harlea I*. Tafl, brother of Sen. who ainiKht to return to work aon road, sales representative for formed a t the high school artists spring. I’aris, Nov. ID—Ullcal candidate. fTiarle* aald . ILA PioawIrnt .I»»arpli P. Kyan tion.*. The 14-nation Hteering Members unable to attend either concert mtstress of the high school Rrikur Dm* Slons Sites 30 le 40. Matching bsrot $1,25. he would nm for the governorship ronnterrd with the ichrl locala Henry F. Dawnorowlts, fireman, band. For the past three years she not complained of feeling ill. j committee refused, 11 to 2, to service will be visited In their Large Aasortmont Romberg always called his of Ohio In 19.52. (SE.\ Tele­ ware thraatminR to ou.ot lonR- U8N, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter homes by a corps of canyaisers. has been a member of the clarinet photo), ahoraman who workait flunnc tha put the i|ue8tion on Ihe agen­ Dawnorowlts of 182 Irving street. music "middle brow music ton : who will be commissioned for their section in the All State Band, low-hrow for a symphony Con- ' 2.%-day, hillion-tlolla?' tiaup of the da of Ihe General Aasemhly. Is serving aboard the minesweeper task at the morning worship ser­ which Is composed of the finest Mgmund Rombarg world a praftfaat port Piaaidml US8 Sprig which recently Joined doctor and Iiki highbrow for a One nation ali.stained. vices and will return to the church high school talent In the state. jar.7. condiii lor, " , laadaia did not ronimanl on tha Rossis snd Poland cssl the neg­ the Sixth Fleet In the Mediter­ at 2 o'clock to begin their vlalta CALL Ship 'n Shore Blouses ranean. He has visited Africa, This year she placed second In the His music- has a mass appeal. I ‘’Favored Sons’ Ryan Mtalamant. ative votes, with Yiigoilavla sh- Italy and ports In France. tlon. auditions, which Is a high honor Chorlos W. Lathrop Churchill Hints being repletr with melodic love A Naw York Slala fnrt-ftnfiinR stalnlng Brilsin Joined the Cmt- To meet Its expanding program, that ranks her ns tops among high songs and romantic themes. 1 panal brouthf lha atrika to an amt ed Stales, Canad*. Ihe IVimlniran Emanuel church Is seeking pledges FOR Plaids, Checks, Plain Colors (fcI Lift From school clarinetists. Accidant Insuranca Other of his famous operettas aarly yaatarday Tha iliapntanta Republic. Norwa.v, France. Iraq, for a b u d g e t representing Miss Knudson Is studying with Sizes. 32 to 40. Some with long sleeves. ajfraad thara woiit>1 ha no hiiing China. Thailand, Mexlio and Chll* an Increase of nearly 20 per cent Britain to Ask are "Sinbad." "Her Soldier Bov" William Goldstein of the Julius and Rad Estata Casual and "The Blue Paradise, " the lat­ diarrimination hacnMaa of tha in Ihe ye* vole. over last year. Hartt School where she Is a mem­ 100 East Center S t, Tel. 2-0884 ter containing the wall7. "Auf Tafl, Ikc^Raec walkout. Sir (JIadwyn .tebb of Britain ber of the training orchestra. New U.S. Funds VViedersehn." He collaborated L/mRahorarnan .atraaniaft hark said hia coiinlrv felt "Ihe ailiia- *2.98 to *3.98 with George Gershwin on "Rosa­ Washington, .Nov. 10—4!on aa llon In Korea" made It Inadvitahls lie" for Florenz Ziegfeld. lha hoard rarrlad nut tta promiaa at this lime to take up the Chi­ Gabardine Dresses London, Nov. 10- rrim r Born in Hungary, R o m b e r g —The - scramble lietwecn to rontinua haaringa Into tha ILA nese question. Miniater Winalon Churchill bto«d-' came to the U. S. in 1909. Two Senator Taft (R., Ohio) and ftRht involvinR a naw work ron- Observer* do not expert Ihe So­ SHOE AMESITE DRIVEWAYS , , . all-occaaion r»yon classics in luscious new shsdes. ly Buggealed laat night that the years later he published his fiist liacker.s of Gen. Dwight D. trart. Tho‘'.a waia tha only jHirla viet Union lo give up. however, ______arhinm «09>A Gold, toaat, green and navy. United States give the ' fullest song, "Memories ' Eisenhower for nominating allot down by .stnkara. wit hold a final figbl on Ihe floor REPAIRING e REDCCED BATES SINCE 1920 A musical prodigy. Romberg But tha haaririRa wara diarupt- of the assembly ilaelf lo havs Ihe • GRADING FREE WORK GPARANTEEU conaideration” to Britain's need votes seemed likely today to aft yaatarday whan Patar .1. *John- Ttic r , a. delegation In the I'N General AstemM.v In l*sria listens l<> n sfieecli h,v Mie <‘4iier Kus- CALL MANCHESTER studied violin at the age of 7, the question re|nslsled on Ihe agenda Of tiM Kind • POWER ROLLER USED for financial help for her rearma­ piano at 8. In a few years he had bring an early crop of Re­ Kon. rfoinsal for lha atrjkara.^ an- siun Helegnlr, .\ndrel Vlshlnslty. From left to rlglil. In the front row, sre Mr*. Franklin O. Konse- a* an amendment to Ihe sleering • FREE ESTIMATES Sweaters ment program and her aagging mastered almost every orchestral publican "favorite son" Pres­ moinrafi ha had iiiat rof aivad word »ell. Wnrren .Austin, ehlef f . S. delegate fo the FN. and Herrelarv of Stale Oenn .Aoheson. (I'holn by rommiltee'a report. Don* W hiln You W a it • TTME PAYMENTS 7691 •conomy. instrument. idential candidates. of tha alloRad lorkoiil Inridant NF.A-Aetne slalf photographer Hlephane Tavoiilarls.) (NF,.A Telephoto). The eommiltee was voting on a •a* •nd M h ftr • SAVE 10% FOB > "I feel sure this will not be de- He was the son of a chemical Gov. Fail Warrrn oT Olifornin, Martin P, Gat harwoofl. (’oinall resolution, siihmilled by Prinee 6.98 nied ua," Churrhill aald, speaking manufacturer who also was an Rpcond man on thr drfealrd 1948 pmfeasor and haail of tha thraa- W'sn Walthayakon of I'hallsnd. SA M YULYES SLIPON at the annual dinner given by the amateur pianist. His mother was GOP national tivkrl. appaiontly | man hoard, rallcfl attoniaya for calling for rejection of Riiaala's tha two partias into a ronfaranra. Marines Mark IS MAPLE STREET Lord Mayor of London. a novelist who used the pen name wft.K on thr vrrpr of inakinR him- . demand that the assembly consid­ ik iu im DeMAIO BROTHERS Bet wing sleevee. Gold and IAa the 76^year-oId wartime lead­ of Clara Berg. self available for the top apol in ' Than the pana! ra.^umad il.a work. Big 3, Turks Form er Ihe question of Cliineae repre- Call Now — We Personally Superviae AH Work blue. er's aiiggeMions were being made, With the <’oming of talking pic- !9r»2. Kalar Gatharwnod derllnad to sentalion. X British %«asury official said hia lures. Romberg spent a great deal * Warirn said he will announce commant. Tha panal will make 176tli Dale, Bid II. S. Dtlegsle Warren R. Aiia- • If yoa hava • Sector's government will ask— for the first of time In Hollywood. His film a deriaion in a week. SenaUu raenmmandationa after tha haar- lln said Ihe Soviet move "la a pro­ fmeripdoB M ka aoa- time In 11 months- for freah dol­ scores included "Girl of the Gol­ Knowland (R.. Galifl. cloae polili- IhR. Reils l4> ^Parlv’ posal which has lieen conaldersd *4.98 lar aid. One informant estimated den West." "I'p In Central Park " ral friend of the governor, pre­ I^onRahoraman aia pirkad for Mid-East A lliance and rejected nearly 90 times." peaiisM, aad em> ana to Britain would aak for *300,000,000. and adaptations of a number of dicted Warren will be In there piar joba at ‘'ahnpaops * in tha Rusal*'* .lacoh A. Maltk. Imnie- Churchill -based hia belisf that his Broadway musical hits. pUi’hinK for dale^alea. morning. They gather at a fixait Rullelin! dialaly too)t the floor to demand san4 to a drag atora, iaai WANTED Romberg is survived by his wife HararM B. ^tawen, former (Jov- time and a union hinng hf».na alarta I’ariB, Nov. ID— (/P)— The Rig Three and Turkey iuineri in a Britain would get American con­ 5liins.m. Kiirea, Nov. 10.—l.T) that the committee agree to in­ SHORT SLEEVE aideration on the fart that his and a brother. Hugo, who resides ernor of Minneaota who now tha men he wantx Anaataivia. clude Ihe Hem. Referring to Aus- talaphona aa. Our bms- in Los Angeles. The Rombergs brother of rarkrteer .Mhart Anan- — I .\. (rare nrgnllainrs Imlay fmir-()ower (leclai'Htiou today that Ihev would set up an Allied CARDIGAN country has provided the principal gave up the Idea nf snapping Middle Kaat command, despite Arab oh.iedions. lin'i slatement that the proposal COMMON FURNACE REPAIRS forward U. S. atomic base. had no children. (C ontinued on Page Klsht) taaia, \n lha head of all lUA dock had already been defeated. In vsri- aaagar will aall for fba gang that workerl thrnuph mojit haril-niin land In renirnl and The alstemenl said the 11. ,S , • ------— ------Gray, beige. 100% wool. I "It must not be forgotten." he easiren Knrea for Kaesong In ons UN organa, almost 90 limes, of tha .atrika Britain. France and Turkey had fcaacripdon: daiivar ika a n d S m ^ collars end rhinestone Bid, "that under the late lLabor) the uesi If and nhen a tease- Msllk ssid "Then almost 90 times It was eatimateil that it might ilei'ided tn go ahead with the Mid- Clim e aompoaadad Madidnaa. LABORERS buttons. government we took peculiar fire line Is dran n. Syria Lai duel a waa committed against risks in providing the principal ha a week before the hark-iog of E a.l Allied defense orgentr.almn , the great Chinese people." freight la rlearad. Railrnad.4 mav No aatra charga. Be Sara atomic ba.se for uie United States Steel Workers to Push If. S Eighth Ainiy HeadqiiHC- 33ie move In throw ronaidera- in East Anglia (eastern England), and a freight embargo on New heesuae "defenae nf Ihe Middle ‘ Kcsiiriis Over llon of th* question mil nf this PLUMBERS CLEANING York and Boaton on Monday. Irrs, Kore;i. N’n\-. 10 North East i« vital tn the free world and •a talapkoiia as iMat dmal Iand that In consequence we placed Koiean lioc.p.'i on the rasleiii front yesr's s.seemhiy represented a con- *5.98 sStnka tosaea to ahippera waa Its defenae against outside aggres­ ourselves in the very forefront of WPie unwilling "guest.*" of First limislinn nf the U. S. determlne- {Soviet antagonism. For Increase in Wages put at $40,000,000 by tha city'a sion can be secured only by m- Mifl-Easl Plan lion to msintein Ihe Initiative at PINE and Plumber’s Helpers commerra and induatry a.aaoria- Division Marines telebraling the Ihe UN seaaiona at the Palais d* Gat your hootor Ir Erst class warkinq candU “We have, therefore, evet'y need Corps' 176tli birthday today. opeiation nf all interested stales." ad every right to seek and re­ tion. O rgo worth $1,000,000,000 •Some Arab states have said they Chslllnt. PHARMACY New 5'mk. Nov. 10—(Ti -Philip. Murray and the steel industry haa bean tied up. The Ijcai bei necks marked the Damascus, Syris, No. 1(1 (45 Other U N. developments: APPLY tian far tha cominq wiRtor. ceive the f)illest consideration anniversary with a te n ifir' aerial are unwilling to join any Allied de- M Ccutar S t TcL S-M14 from Americans for our point of Murray and his steelworkers, i are expected to begin contract Striking atavadorea aaifi the new fen.se setup in the Mideast, snd S.vria'a Premier Hasssn el Ha­ 3'he Senility Connell approved contract which granted a 10-cent- and artillery iitlark on a line of Fraa DtUyery dew, and I feel sure this will not armed with a declaration from the i talks within a couple weeks. The have insisted that Ihe Arab bloc keem, who favors the wrslerii- a U. S.-Ri'ltlih move tn give Kash­ contract of the million-member an-hmir pay hooat, had not bean ('nmmiinist-held hills northeast of mir mediator Frank Graham six Cold woothar is |ust around tha comor. Don't denied us." CIO convention to go after wage Piinthbowl. of .States Ihemielve* could provide spon.sored Middle Ea.st defense Churchills' reference lo Britain steel union expires Dec. 31, ratified properly by the 65.000 more week* to tr.y removing In­ Jarvis Realty Co. increases regardless of the atabili- ' Just what Murray will try for TLA membera between .Maine and Another- snniversaiv Ainiislite adequate defenaes for that area project, announced Ihe reaignallon dian and Pakistani troops from bo cauqht nappinq! CALL US TODAY AND Skirts aa the principal U. S. atoniic base zation program, will meet in At- ; against possible communist ag­ of hi* cabinet Indav. • • • {pertained to the tnore than 20.000 is still a big question, but around Virginia. Day. Sunday will be "business as the prlncet.v atate in dispute Ire- 5 DOVER RD. TEL. 111? lantic City next week to ahape the convention the delegates were ll.•|||a^’ (or Ihe If. S. Eighth Army, gression. The western (aiwer* meantime tween them. The Idea la lo pacify Wool flannel, gabardine, lAmerican men at air bases spread their contract demands. I .Seven delegations from Arab spread the word offlilallv in th* HAVE YOUR WORK DONE REFORE THE all over the country. But no speculating that he would settle its rommandcr. Gen. .lames A. Van the sMualion an a fair vole ran he rayons, plaids, checks The meeting.' beginning Wednes- I for a 10-ccnt hourly wage boost, Fleet, said In a statement. states tn the United Nations Gen­ Arab World that they mean to had to determine whether Kaah- itish or American official would day, will be of significance to the go ahead with it, RUSH IE6INS. and plain colors, flared ay whether any atom ^ m b s ac- plus about four cents more in so- Tax Returns Allied raiding parties met stub­ eral Asaembly called s meeting to­ mire wants to Join India or Paki­ government, to industry, and to called "fringe" benefits. born red ipsistanre Saturday as day to consider the defenae role of El Hakeem told a new* confer­ stan. Be S m art.. . .Wen and straight line. Plaids [tually are stored In England. thousands of wage earners in and ence his government fell as the On the Kenaaa-Iike plains of His members now average they stormed Comnnmisl positions Ihe Middle Eaat. It waa a closed U. .8, Marine LI. Gen. William FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES with soft pleats. Sizes 22 out of the steel Industry, becaiiae about SI.90 an hour. along Ihe wi stern front. The Reds meeting and there waa no Indica­ result of a slatement Oct. 23 b.v E. Riley, U.N. Imre aupervisnr In FIRST QUALITY, FULL FASHIONEI^ at Anglia there are five huge of l^e possible impact of those de­ On Sales Up Foreign Minister FaydhI Bey el to 38 waist. S. bomber bases, and further Under the government's present uaed .yuan arms, aiitomatir weap­ tion that sn announcement would Palestine, reported he haa )>een mands on the nation's wtfge con­ ons, ^ loitars |»4W hand grenades AtsssI opposing Ihe defense unable lo end an Iaraell-S.ynan Inland four more are nearing com­ policy, which allows increases in be made. project. T^e retiring premier said trols. step with opst of living advances, Hgaiust Ihe I'N troops. dispute over a demilitarized Ijorder pletion. All nine of these bases Largely through the influence of , Total for Jiily-Spplrm- T3ie four-power declaration said ihe slatement waa Inconalsteni 111 be capable of handling the the steel workos would he en- the raiding parties letiiin- Ihe Middle Eaat Command iMECi zone, and Egypt and Israel are Murray, who heads both the CTO with the imlic.v of hia government. atill feuding over truce violations Nylon Hosiery huge A-bomb carrying 10-cnglne tltlrd to s boost of about four I brr at 7..5 Per O u t la "Intended lo )re the renter of El Hakeem said lie found the de­ *5.98 “> and the Steelworkers, the CIO cents sn hour. (Continued on Page Eight) in the Gaza area of southern Pal­ 1-36 bombers. convention adopted a resolution cooperative effort* for defenae of fense proposals of the V. S., Brit­ Churchill said he wanted lo see 05'rr Riifigrt EHtimatr Ihe ate* aa 'a whole. Achievement est me. He said minor disputes Ire- .OLLAND F urnace which, in effect, poses a torpedo ain. France and Turkey a golden tween Israel and I.ebannn and S P O R T S ^ Irltain “p*iy her full part" In the (f'ontinued on Page Eight) of peace and aecurity in that aien in new fall colors. at the stabilizatioq program. nppnrtitmty for the Arrfh nations Jordan have Ireen settled by mixed TELEPHONE HARTFORD 46-U63 ntl-Communiat world. But he Ha)'tfoifi. Nn\*. 10 i.Vi S!a!<' through the MEC will bring with It to strengthen themrelve* against tiff the country first must regain Before the convention adjourned social and economic advancement" armistice commisalons. W.EAR *10.98 yesterday, the delegates declared sales lax rcturna for the Jiily- aggression and he believed Syria IF OUT OF CITY— CALL COLLECT 45 GAUGE SEMI SH EER...... -vPr. 89c nancial solvency. Prpteniber today stood at *8.- The four power* added that one would benefit b.v endorsing Ihem. ?r a ll The Oonaervative Prime M)nis- that prices and profits were soar­ Sun Is Hiding News Tidhils nf MEC'a fiincllona would be to as­ (Coatlnwal on Fag* Eight) ing and that wage earners were BOO.OOn roughly .srvoi and onr- He also told reporter* that while < b o d 51 GAUGE DARK SEAM SHEER...... Pr. 92c ler paid high praise’ to American half per rent above budget divi­ Culled from AP Wires sist and support "the atatea will­ he fully supports Egypt'* national Yorts to deter Communist ag- being asked to shoulder the only ing lo join in the defenae of Ihe controls which were working, sion eatiniatea. ,, aspiration* to get rid of British 'sjD o rrs assion aa "the main foundation On President It atso indicates that this re- Middle East and tn develop the control in the Suer, and the Sudan 60 GAUGE SHEER NYLON ...... Pr. $1.00 ' peace.” Murray blamed Congreaa and capacit.v of each In play Its proper the defense production art for rent tax quarter will exceed the Work stoppages at General he believes the Egypllana should " I feel deep gratitude toward hcMini "stare buying" .luly-Sep- rple in Ihe defenae of the areas as have conaiilted other Arab coiin- sixes 8*,k to 11- ur great American ally." he said. that. However, he said that re­ Elertrir plant in .Srheneclady. . , Bulletins Next thing to walking on air Key West Embarrassed teniber niontha of a year ago by Exploding fuel lank turns refinery a whole against outside aggres­ Irie* before rejecting the western e s t Ike emit I*TOey have risen to the leadership gardless of who was at fault, the over *200,000. sion." defense prnpnaal*. from the AP Wires the world without any other wage stabilisation hoard should As Truman Finds Days worker into naming human toreli I f s . . . not interfere with negotiated The present tax total lepreaents In San Antonin, Tex...... Fark-, SfuRlT- nbitlon but to serve Its highest sales tax money deposited so far (ConUnofsl oa Page Eight) (Cnallniiefi on Page Eight) 6 auaes faithfully.” agreements. Too Cold for Bathing O'Leary. Loa Angelea, down lo *9 In Uw I by the tax department with State pounds in hi* three and a half REPORT RL'SRIA RIOT Treasurer Jo.seph A. Adorno. The sad ippeitencs Key West. Ha . Nov, 10 h/T) -- year fight againat himips. . Mar­ Tehran, Iron, .N'ev. 10—UPV—. i l f l i S . total ia experted to rise some ion O.apllrkl, .39. of Hartford, In­ The newapaper ifiarmaa report­ you get frsfa Rugly SoMCaf President Truman waa a frustrat­ next week by late deposits. ed man today. dicted for snennd degree miirdw in 8 Million in Argentina Vote ed today that Soviet poUee and Swiitors ae wsN at Silk Scarfs Berlin Jews Note 13th Date Stale budget experts had fore­ death ' of .lohn Bowzavlch, .55, troops were rushed te Alma Rugby Jadiels asd He kept a sharp lookout for an cast returns of around *8,000.000 ■Hartford, whose tnatv was recov­ Ata, capital of Ruselaa Kaaahh improvement in the weather. for the sales lax quarter just Lsiturs Shifts. for coat or suits hand rolled prints in coloful designs. ered from the Connecticut River ’ RepuMIe Oct. 16 In quell riot­ Of Crystal Night Pogrom He hasn't been able to swim or past. They were both surprised last July 7. Sunday on Peron or Ruin ing aad demoastfotlens. Hie re­ Also solid color small squares. ■unbathe since he flew to this and pleased at the higher Rgure Yss iusk isn't gelt Hearing on New Haven election volt coatloued for two da.vs be­ naval submarine station Thursday. but warned against over opli- in Superior Court Tuesday. .. Al­ fore It waa cniahed, the newa- sssfs 1st yssT money Sa# BerllB, Nov. 10—OR)—Berlin’s L r a a than seven years later - It's )>een too cold, too wet or too misim, pointing out the inrrea.se derman Robert Hanna RepuMIcan Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nirv., line women their first vole in to­ paper aald. then Rsgby Spsttswe.r Miracle In JnU § oomfect; hw a obanted prayers today in after the defeat of Nazi Germany cloudy since that time for even was small In comparison with the nominee for mayor In Willimantic 10— i4*i - Argentina's 8.000,000 morrow's elections. Soft, thedc-abeoebjag cusb- memory of their brethren who euf- —no more than 30,000 of Ger­ a man as hardy aa the President total state operating budget of . I, .'ttendral 5'andenberg says im­ eligible voters heard final oppos­ Although the opposition parties INDOCHINA WAR n.A R ES fivss. each over *214,000,000. loo of latex foam rubber ““ Ic to > lered on- "crystal night,” the many's 600,000 Jews'^came for­ to venture outdoors without a proved jet fighters are on top for ing campaign pleas last night to got no time on the radio and very Hanot, Indochina, Nov. 16— 2.98 7aals first big pogrom 13 years ago ward from concentration camps state Tax CTommissioner Wil­ •rMtr with Barcftiot* oov- pin topai sweater. use in Knrea. where he in now reelect President Juan D. Peron little notice in the newspapers, (45—French union troops brehe Seven ayn^ogues conducted andyhideouta to greet their libera­ liam F. Connelly said he was "en­ and save the country from i eriog ibsi wears bnt- Nobody In Key West talked touring the fro n t...T o call 8,000 their leaders still held hope that nut nf their North Indochina de­ RUMY RMTTINa MlUAIm- for dlopara heir regular Saturday services tors. about anything except tha weath­ couraged” by the higher than ex­ more naval reaerve officer* hy "foreign Imperialists” or to vote j through their rallies ,and pam­ fense perlmter toda.r In their ‘ icr tbaa icatber — lm$ jiere with special poatera on the The rest—plus hundreds of pected income. ■gainst him and save the country phlets they could get the people Aral mnjor offensive hi IS er. “It ia gratifying," he added, next June. . ..Secretary of State your foot tUds in alia outside which read: thousands from Nazi-occupied But the folks at the Little White Acheson confined to his ro om s in from economic bankruptcy. lo unseat the Feron regime. months and drove southwest of easy- Plus Betas style* “This House of God was burned countries in Europe—were dead. “hut it is nothing to get up and Psris with heavy cold. With these last-minute salvoes, Blit observers felt the outlook Hsnol tn seise 10 square nUlea House wouldn't even talk about clap your hands about.” ooaecaled roominess the Nasi criminals on Nov. 9, Today in Berlin's seven rebuilt There are no plans at present the campaigning ended 24 hours seemed clear for a Peron victory. from Ihe Communist-led Vlet- synagogues—there were 22 before that. Nobody wants tn offend the 'The same months in 19.50, com- where your foot K#V West Chamber of Commerce to send additional American troops before tomorrow's national elec­ Ricardo Balbin, Prealdential mlnh. There were hundreds of syna- the war-Rabbis told worshippers loff right after the Korean war tions. The 24-hour deadline ia set candidate for the main opposition, beods. Try o« e peir _uea and 600,000 Jews In Oer- officials, who, after all, can't do outbreak, resulted in a heavy spree lo Europe, say* Army Secretary V isit Our Baby Shop Ne mere pin heles In bnby*6 sMfttnai never to forget what happened on P a ce.. .Navy plana to release 93,- by law. told his Radical party followers at PORK PRICE DIP SEEN of Originutes Cor iiany until Nov. 8, 1938. anything about it. Crystal Night. of “rush buying" which pushed 000 reservist veterans of World Peron brought in one of hia big­ a rally In Buenos Aires that a Wnshington, Nov. Id—i4V— nm lfoot comfoctl Cartels fomooi JHFon-Nevoblnd* boby ihlr!i ore But then a German consular of- But the rabbia also said that The President plans to take the yield to a high at that time of gest ixrlitical guns b.v broadcast­ vote against Peron ia a vote for The Amerleaa Meat Institota hdal In Paris was klRed by a Jew what had happened must not things easy over the week-end. $8,390,301. Budget and tax offi- War Two before July 1 ... Solici­ WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CARTER'S mode wHh "Dfapendo" pin tope*. These loft, ilordy tor General Philip Perlman says ing a recorded appeal from hia democracy and freedom which ssys the price of pork and aenM liMl. Adolf HiUer’a propaganda stand In the way of new, better He may go to church Sunday at ctala doubted that the latest re­ ailing blonde wife, Eva, now re­ would pull Argentina out of cuts of beef may dip soon sa Ihlaf, Joeeph Goebbcla, let oiit a the station chapel In observance turns would equal that figure. that 99.5 per cent of the 3,883,000 UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN. twW leap* swing free...ara easy lo handle...adjust relations with the German peo­ government employes checked by cuperating from an operation, to threatsned economic bankruptcy. Ihe result of larreosed ihorfcet- |ty for revenge that sent thou- ple. of Armistice Day. Commissioner Connelly said the her “beloved shirt less ones" - A Radical party rally Thursday Ings of hugs and beef caMie, •* baby giaws. Sizes, bblh to 1V5 yrt. * . 8 5 4 nda of Nasi vandals out on the West Berlin's mayor. Ernest Roger Tubby, assistant White July-September period was char­ the FB I under the loyalty pro- Now that cold weather is here, don’t worry about b ^ y gram have been found toyal. Peron-aiipporting laborer* to night ended in gunfire, brickbat The Institute la a private or­ e t Reutsr, said in a radio broadcast House press secretary, declined all acterize by a situation in which put her husband back in office hurling and tear gas which caused ganisation, reprenenUng oMot Rugby Sportswear Sold in getUng cold. We have a SLEEPING GARMENT that They set fire to eynsgoguea, today: comments on the international sit­ "the prices were up but the Five man crew of "Strato Tank­ er" dies when plane crashes and for' another six-.vear term. injury to 16 persona liefore police Interests. really keeps them covered and warm. Colors: Pink, nashed Jewiah shops and raided “We must not forget what hap­ uation. voluitto of sales down." The power of Senora Peron. Iflwlah hornet. burns at Florida base ___ Clark managed to break up the violence. ^ Manchester A t blue, whit^ Priced at Green StamiM Given With CaA Sales pened, because we must do every­ The American - French - British Latsat returns are about (300,- who tearfully turned down an of­ IMbln'a follower! declared they PROTEMT PAEMNU TAGS Hitler impoeed a billion-mark thing In our power so that noth­ proposal for reducing arms and 000 below that of the AprII-June Gable takes leave nf abaeoee from Bridgeport, Nov. 16—(;n—A ■nimmiEE vnere tom foot eemt 9,000,000) fina on Germany’s fer laat August to nm fOr vice believed that If the election is free ing like Crystal Night can ever armies, which the President haa period which rank among the movie studio to “attend to per­ president on her husband's ticket, from coercion and as honest as flood of complaiats haa beau re- community and Htinrich happen again.”v challenged Russia to accept, la be­ heavier shopping months. But the sonal affairs” . . . .Former profes­ is aometliing to be reckon^ with. Patxm haa prpmiaed it would be, relv^ la dty boll da tha head of the Gestapo, Ihe West German paHiament at ing left In the hands of Secretary fact tint recent returns for a us­ sor of criminology arrested la Loa She haa been instrumental in get­ they have ah outalda chance of vigoroua t a g ^ g #( porkod *4.98 liquidating German Jewry, Bonn recently pledged Itself to of State Acheaon in Parts. ually "low’’ yield quarter are high­ Angelea for selling narcotics .... Ung raises for Argentina's gov- winning. auloa by potaM here atoee th# tti JilK H A i^coM days after Crystal Night make good the wrongs done Jews For the tima being, Mr. Truman er than anticipated form the Six persons, including four teen­ ernmeht-bockeil labor union mem- The op|ioeiUon hopea are pinned Tueoday elecUaa. aod a rspart CEHOUSESSON CEHOUSE&SON no synagogues remained la following the course of waiting grounds for the cautious optimism agers, killed la ttaree.eor eoUaton bert, And ahe carried through a haa be*« requaatad by BUyor Baby Shop—Main Floor, Left M aiiliilH W iio n w In the former Reich. .(CoaOMed oa Page Two). reaction from world capitals. of atata officials. near Pontiac, Micb., aarly today. Buccanful batUa to giva Argan- jfOeaNanad ea Page TweX MeLavy. —;— OBRF.M S T ^ fs W E GIVE 4WC O RE e S s t T m p I X i ------^ ^ ^ ------■«, ' / T

MANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1051 PAGE THREE MSTWO afternoon at 3 o’clock at his late CHasses for lower school in ses­ Philadelphia dlstrle^ Special music be noted at the Union Congrega- New Herald Press Given home, 39 DavU avenue, with Rav. sion at this hour. by the Junior Choir. /ion Cliiiivh PlaiiM tioiial Church at 10:45 a. m., with AratoUc* Dmy Cloalagt High Air Rank Stricken While VioliiiiHt Its Trial Run Yesterday Forreat Musser, pastor of the 11:00 a. m. Morning Prayer Saturday, 7:45 p.m.— Evangelis­ BUY {■ Roclmlle ] a apeclal dedication aervlce for Union congregational Church, of­ with sermon by the rector. Senlof tic service with Rev. Qrosse. lUutiiiN UroadeaHt gifts and pledgea ,to the church for The Herald will publish ficiating. BuHal will be in Grove ■yesterday's edition o f The Raking Leaves F u l DnaUa choir. Musical outline df this the coming year. The callera for Monday, but achoola, banka For Local Man HUl COmeUry. Churches service: and government buildings, In­ Herald was the first sample of the United Church Canvaas will Friends may call at his home to- Jmm4 Lalgk N. nirtrlrk Processional— Coneordia Evangelical Lutheran /ion Lutheran Churrh will ob­ Church Plans cluding the Municipal Build­ the work of this newspaper's meet at the church at 3 p. m. The moirrow from 7 to 9 p. m. "O ;Where Are Kings and F.m- Church serve tomorrow, Armtallee Ibiy. membera of the Junior and Inter­ ing and Town Court, w ill be new Goss press. Use oi the Edward L. Newmaifier, “AngeUi !■ “Xe Garden and Winter Streets MEMORIALS Achieved Senior Pilot^a ■maauel Lntheraa Church * St. JamM’ R. C. CbuKh pircs N o w ? ” na “ a tlay of penitential prayer mediate departmenta of tha church cloaed in obacrvance o f Arm is­ press yesterday was in tha na­ IllghWkf Carl K 01ao9, Pastor Rm'. John H. Hannon, Pastor Rev. Erich O. Brandt, Pastor Fete Sunday ture of a trial run, climaxing The Ontfleld’’ Sequence - will follow the plan oaed by the tice Day. Stores, however, will Rating by Service in Rockville Banker, Dies In The Sky" V OlareMe W . Helsiiig, Orgaalst Rev. Gaorge P. Hngheo Miss Martha Diana, Asalstant for ouraelvea and our nation." church and have a Consecration be open. The Town Court ses­ weeks of assembly and erec­ "A Mighty Fortress Is Our Poialor Paul Ct. Prokopy has an- OF PROVEN Teachers Present SiU. •:4*-l* 4:.U - R«v. Edgar J. Pairall ^Organist Pledge service nt 9:30 a. ni. Pledg­ sion will be held Tuesday. Many Types of Plane tion work. Suddenly at Cottage God” nounretl. The rail to worship, ■ — Twenty-flfth Sunday after Trin­ -fismday masses; Offertory— First Eraiigelical Luth* et will be made for local needs and Sunday, Novembrr 11, Twenty- amplifying mu.sie from Zion'a’ One exception to the gov­ The trial run was succesaful Movies of Britain ity which will be observed as For adults: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. "Give Unto God the also to help needy children around Rockville, Nov. 10— (Special)— SUN! THRILLS! ACTION! fifth Sunday after Trinity tower, will ,Jmnuoni7e with At ntla- eran to OiMcrve 85th ernment bulldinga being closed Second Lieutenant Chester A. in all basic respects, and the Loyalty Sunday, with pledges be­ 10:00, 11:00, with two masses at Glory'” ...... Schuti the world. la the Post Office which will Relchenbacb is one of the few sen­ product of the new press pos­ Edward Lewla Newmakcr, 55, of ing received for 1952 at two serv­ 9:00 and 10:00, one in the main 8:50 a. m. Sunday School. A lice Day thoughts, he aaid. The Rockville Baptist Church Recessions! - Monday mornmff at S o'rlork a SUPERIORITY A iMhrcr—ly ; Speakers he open for brief periods in ior pilots of his rank in the Air sessed a clearness and aharp- 29 Davis avenue, former treasurer Miss Jeanne Low and Miss Hope ices, 9 and 10:30 a. m. auditorium at 9:00 for adulta and sound film, "The Home" ahowlng | will conduct a special biisinesa r _ KA8V FBEK PABKINGI "Through the Night of Doubt home life In Palestine in the lime | matins broae the speaker at the HARRISON STRFFT—MANCIIE.STER principal speaker at the banquet here all his life. He received his land, where they visited Blarney St. Francis of Assisi Church church when their work in com­ all Interesteti to ntten»l servii’ea at members of the First Evangelical On ‘•Peron or Ruin'’ CasUe and the Killarney lake re­ Offertory— .South Windsor, Route SO November meeting of the W om ­ pleted Sunday afternoon. Zion, partleulmly newi'omers and OFF. EAST CEMETERY FHONE .'>207 or 7787 to be held in the church social master's degree at Tale University "Prelude on Beautiful Peter Mitchell, student violinist Lutheran Church will be commis­ gion among several beautiful and • MI'N., MON., TUBS, a Rev. Arthur J, Hefferman, Pastor an's Auxiliary Monday at 7:3n. "rhe Week those who have no rhunh-honie. rooms will be Rev. Albert Schilke Report $3^00 In 1921 and wraa graduated from Saviour” ...... Edmundsen and Julius Harlt scholarship win­ sioned nt the 10 a. m. service to­ Hartford (ToIIegg of Law In 1041. Interesting points of interest "SATURDAT’S HERO’* Rev. Francis V. Karvells, Curate St. Mary's Guild plsns a lunch­ Tuesday, 8 p. m. Sunday School ner at Laurel Music Camp In Wtn- of Weahersfleld. City officials and (Cnnliniied from Page fine) Sermon - eon meeting Thursday noon, morrow. He was a member of Union Con­ which they saw. also toachera aaaocatlon meeting. A stcii. has ticen selected, because the pastors of the other local The second Sunday evening Fel­ Members and guests thorough­ "Factors In Christian Giving” Membera of the Canva.ss Com­ film, "Why Do We Live?" will be on the fact tliat the race will be Given Scouts gregational Church, a past mas­ "THE GOLDEN HORDE’* ^ Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 of his outstanding ability, to ap­ churche.s and the L\itheran lowship service will be held at the ly enjoyed these movies, which Postlude-- a. m. mittee are rcmindeil that they shown. Christmas plans will be de­ pear as guest aitist at the Oiaml- Nathan llah* PFA derided on the iMipiilar vote I Ills ter of Fayette Lodge. AT and AM, (In Color) "Chorale’ from Second churches in the New England con­ Rockville Methodist Church from were both colorful and beautiful. can make their final repnrta iii veloped. , nadc Cluh concert to lie held at lime instead of an ElertomI Col­ a past exalted ruler of the Rock­ Symphony • ...... Vierne ference wlU be guests. 6 to 8 p 111. There will be a light ville Lodge of Elks and a past the parish house Sunday from Wednesday, 7:00 p. in. Ladies the Bowers Si hisd Wednesdav Hear FBI Man supper, group singing and a film lege vote. In 1946, Peron came lo Amount Is Less Than 2:00—Canvassers will meet at Talcottville Congregational 3:00 to 7:00 p. ni Reports on Aid entertainment and sale (or T o r BALcii’rvlLUE HEADUnT r S 1 The First Evangelical Luther­ commander of the Rockville Le­ evening, Nov i t on the Alaskan highway. All mem­ power with 55 per cent of the the church vestry to receive as­ Church 'call hacks" can be made on membera of the church with a play an Church of Rockville was or­ popular vote, but with 80 per cent Half of $8,500 Goal gion Post. He was graduated 6rom I’ctcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Selim ” WHERE CARS ARE NOT JUST SOLD . ganised on Sept, 23, 1866. as the bers of the family are welcome to SUN.. MON.. TUES. signments and to begin visitation. Rev. James A. Bull, Pastor Thursday from 7:00 to 8:00 p m. being presented. Mitchell of 6,'> I>clmont street, is 1'he November meetinR of the of the Electoral College vote. the University of Connecticut In ’The Week W'Ufred A. Kent. Choir Director Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Choir re­ Lutheran Society and later known attend this meeting. Needed for Activities SUN. and MON. CONTINUOUS All weekly nvganlzalions meet a junior at Manrhcstcr High Nathan Hale PTA will be lu'ld in Aside from Peron's use of form­ 1*18 and aerved with the Army Monday. 6:15— Girl Scout pot John Williams, Organist hearsal at the church. tlie school auditotium on Tue.««day. as the West Main street Gorman tW tnct Service ______STARTS A T S P. M. at their usual hours. School. Iicgan his .study of the vio­ er U. S. Ambaaaador Sprullle Bra­ J i from 1916 to 1919. He waa sd- STATE Saturday, 9 a. m. Calechcatical I — BUT— I Evangelical Lutheran CTiurch. The members of the Methodist luck supper. lin at the age of seven. He i.s a at 7:ir» p. m. when the pro^ijim den as the prototype of Argen­ Only 33.200 has been reported vancement chairman of the High­ Tuesday. 8:00— Brotherhood an­ Sunday. November 11 — cla.*a. eommitti*e presents KdwanI K. During the Inteilening years, ad­ Youth Fellowship will conduct the member of the Marti Training Or­ tina's foreign enemies, there were so far in the Girl Scout house-to- land District, Boy Scouts of nual meeting with election of offi­ 9:30 a. m. CTiurch School for all Center Oingregallnnal (biirrh Whalen. M spot nil aqent of tin* Fed­ morning service at the Rockville America. ITS A GRAND HOLIDAY SHOW chestra ami has is’cn fircscntcd in ditions hare been made to both no fundamental international IS' cers and film. ages. Rev. (Tlfford O. Simpson, i*astnr eral Bureau of ln\t'sHKnl um, Mr BOUGHT WITH CONFIDENCE ! Methodist Church tomorrow at house drive for funds with which The FInii t'lmgregatlonal Church duo rccdals at the school. For Iwo the church and the parsonage, liolh sues at stake. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elsie heroes wtwspeaih^ the M^togioiy! Wednesday— 11:00 a. m. Service o f H oly Wor- Rev. Dorothy Wells Pease, Wlialeu w ill l enter hia talk anaind 10:4.1 a. m. The-president of the to carry on the program during of Vernon <'enter ycais he has bci'ii a member of being modernized. The member­ Peron, who took leave from the Heath Newmarker; a aon, Edward S:15— Brownies. flhip. Minister of Edueallon the theme ' FouMdattons for Belter the coming year. This is less than Geer perform at the high sc kmi artists taken on an amendment to the hy- bers. Miss Irene Cone will tell of made a contribution to the drive 9:30. Church'School. I I niai'k. I'lillv •■qiil|>|MMl I'lir, InrliiillnK: h.vilrnmHlIr. whtin wall a ly church Messenger which Is Increases and bonuses for munici­ marker of Pittafield, Maas.. W il­ 8:00—O Clef Club. Hymn. Master. No Offering Cost­ Canvass Siinds,v. 1 onrerl and during the summer at lawK. chanumg the time of each the National Convocation of Meth­ and Seout offieiala hope that the 10:4,5. Morning service of wor­ Grr*. ■ pal and commercial employes in liam P. Newmarker of Hamden Friday. 8:00— Lutherweds. ly and Sweet. Laurel .Music Camp he was meelinq: from 7: lo to S, p m mailed to all members. odist Youth at Purdue University pre.saure o f the seasonal rush of 8:f)0. 9:15 and 11:00 Services. ship. Sermon, Doing Llke-Aise, I the greater Buenos Aires area. Saturday— Offertory. Prayer of Thanksgtv- A social hour will inllow the DliiBrr Sunday business will not prevent them and Philip G. Newmarker of Prelude, "Second Andantino" In D 2:00 Every Member Canvass­ awarded the Julius Haiti sctiolar- last August: Miss Elaine Waltz Opposition leaders claimed that, Lt. C. A. ( 9:00—Junior Choir. *18...... Kremser busine.ss meet in^;. w ith l efresh- Mrs. Jacob Silver of Hartford from getting one in at their earli­ Providence, R. I.; three sisters, Flat" I-emarc. ers from the church will visit the ship for study of the viola, an will report on experiences during although Peron had taken leave : — Confirmation (Tlass. Sermon; ...... "Sent by You " menta servei! in Hu* klnder^;niten 1948 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN ■ will be the guest speaker at the half of his total time ia in the est eonvcnicncp. Individual can­ Mrs. Bruno Doss of Rockville. 10 00 "Prelude" Lecoeq. families of the parish to obtain award whicii was made through Two-toni' Rray. Oni' imncr. I(iidriimane. I a flight officer Jn-'^^igust, 1944. Coiincll is without a professional Organist and Choir Director The \\ e» k Synagogue. M Talcott avenue service will be Janet Cone, call to vs.,«. iKMrm HMOv amoaom meeting. The Rev. Clifford O. Old Netherlands Melody 1625. jjfhool slinlents to Laurel Mijsu- the day a frfr the election. The new Following gradimtloni^e waa sent executive at the present lime. Mrs. Tuesday. 7 30 p. m. Choir re­ WILLIAMS Sira. Abe Cor, president of the worship; Douglas Robinson, lend term starts June 4, 1952. SIEVE COM’lWCiiliEY'iuiiin Simpson of Center Church, Man­ Anthem. "Incline Thine Ear To Camp. • 1947 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE COUPE • to Dodge City. Kansas, for a check Lucille Baker, who .served in that chester, w1l discuss "W hat It hearsal. local chapter. Is chairman of the in the affirmation of Christian Of the eligible voters, some 6.- PLUS ALL STAR ACTS in “ V ARIETY ON PARADE” Sunday, Nov. 11; Me. " Himmel. l(i>illn anil lll•lll<■r. .Maii.v rxtriis. Kxrrllnil (■onilltion. ■ out in the Martin B-26. He waa capacity for part of this year, 9:30 a. m.. Church School. Wednesday, 7:1.5 p. ni. Men's dinner with Mrs. Harry Liebman faith; Wayne Snape, lead in the 000,000 arc expected to cast bal­ Means to be a Congregatlonalist" Solobst. Robert Uiebe fliHfUl r»:8, 10. ' Ye were some­ then transferred to the 319th resigned in August to join her 10:45 a. m.. Morning worship. with the young people. Club soetal meeling at the church. as co-chairman. Mrs. Joseph Bot- responsive rending: Joyce Myers lots. Offertory, "Meditation"— Flagler. times tJarknes.s, but now are ye OIL SERVICE | 1940 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN Arm y hu.sband oversea.*. The ENDS SJJLQJg TQ „ Y Prelude, "Song of the Peasant" Thursday. 8:00 p. m Church I Bomb Group which flew out of HEABT’ The Week Sermon. "Jeans Said 'Come'. " liqht in the l^ud; walk ns children nick is in charge of the entertain­ the offertory pra,yer; Shirley council ia seeking a qualified ex­ TODAY: Plus: A Gambler Tuesday— school staff meets at the parson­ liliu-k. Kaillo anil hralrr. Exrriitlonall.v nirr IlirmiKhniit. ■ Iwo JIma. — Rendano. of light .... proving what is ac­ ment program. Holmes will read the Scripture ecutive to direct the Girl Scout Hj'mn, "Before Jehovah's Awful Hymn. "Strong Son of God " El- age 811 BROAD ST. There Lt. Reichenbach aerved as TO DAY thru M O N D A Y 8:00 p. m. Tolland Men's Asso­ ceptable unto the l» r d . “ I Consecration Sunday and lead the Congregation in pray work in Manchester and must vey. .Saturday. Youth choir rehearses MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM I Collffljc Head Will pilot of a mother ship for flight.* Throne"— Venua. ciation planning meeting in Union Selections from the Bible in­ Several of the churches in Rock­ er; and James Maynard and Rob­ compote financially with other FRED MacMURRAY Offertory, "Air from Water Mu- (Thurch, Rockville. Postlude, "Prelude and Fugue In at 3 p. in. of fighters on sweeps against clude the following: "N ow unto FUEL and RAN(JE OIL ville and vicinity will lake part in ert Thayer will serve as ushers. communities in attracting such a glc"—Handel . Wedneaday— E Minor" Bach Japan. A t the war's end he ELEANOR PARKER in him that is able to keep yoii from the Every Member Canvass tomor­ .Annual Banquet Speak lo League person. The executive can coor­ Manchester Hymn. "Gracious Spirit. Dwell 6:00 f'Y P Club will meet to go checked out In every available air­ 10:30 a. m. Ladies' Missionary /Jon Evangelical Lulheriui Chiireh falling, and lo present you fault­ I LOW COST TRANSPORTATION row and apecial programs have dinate and strengthen the Scout In M e"— Maclagan. Society. to Marlborough church for the • The aiiminl hanqiiel of the craft in his area which included "MILLIONAIRE 8 T A T Cooper and High Sired* less before the pie.sence of his ■k -k -k been arranged (or the services. .program by bringing special skills Sermon, "The Demands of Our 3:30 p. m. Brownies. Hartford East Youth Rally. Rockville Ki-sh and tJame Club will Mi .s. Cliarles Jai ob.son. pregram (,’-47, C-46 Transport, P-47 and Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pantor glory with exceeding Joy, To the I 1941 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $295 | Consecration Pledge Sunday will to the job which are beyond the Religion.” 7:45 p. m. Golden Rule Cflub. 4:30, Pilgrim h’ellowship. busi- be held at Maple Grove this eve chairman of the League of Women r-51. FOR CHRISTT ^esDd .Mis* .Marion .A. Krdin, Organi*! onlly wi.se Cod our Saviour, be capacity of the volunteer members Hymn, "The Spacious Firma­ Thursday— neas meeting and movie. OIL HEATING ning at 7 o'clock. A capacity at After separation from the serv­ glory and niBje.sty. dominion atid 1939 OLDS 2-DOOR SED A N ...... $175 ■ Voters of Mamhrster. said her of the Seout Council. W ith 1316 ------PLUS ------ment on H igh "—Haydn. 7:30 p. m. Church Council meets tendance i.s expected. There will ice he went into rivilian flying The Week November 11 Tho 2.5lh Sunday power, both now and ever. Amen." (l4ili> iiim|f I he a short speaking program at comnutloe hal hern fortunate registered Girl Smuts In town, the Postlude, "March in G"—Henry In the parsonage. Monday, 7:30—Junior Cliolr re­ after Trinity Armistice Dsy EQCIFMENT 1 ami finally .settled hi.s 6-foot, 3- ROY ROOERS ii (Jude 124, the close of the dinner with luom- enough to sn ure Dr Spenrer inch frame Into the ernkpit of the iieeil (or a person who ran give Smart. Friday - hearsal. 9 00 a. m . Sunday .School. The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship ('orrelative pinssages from the inenl members of the Ki.sh and Miller, Jr.. Pre.sidenI of the Am er­ executive plane of the ITiiladel- full time lo the organization Is ap­ 7:00 p. m. Junior High CTub, 7:45, Loyal Circle o f King's (Note; Bus transportation .scrv'ice E.stimates On Request "TRIQGER, JR.” will attend the Hartford East As­ C’hnstian Science texihofik. "Sci­ Giinie Commi.ssion of the .state as phia Bulletm. A t the same time he parent Saturday-- for all children whose parents can­ ican IntrrnHtional College of fitint sociation Young People's Rally at Daughters. ence and Health witli Key In the CALL giie.sts. followed by an entertain­ Attorney Charles Crockett is 7:15 p. m. Cflioir rehearsal. not tiring or send them, or live at SpringfieUl, Mas.*., to be the joined the 117th. then an A ir N a­ I I sue the Marlborough Congregational Tuesday. 6:15 - Pastor's Con­ Scriptures." by Mary Baker Kddv, I BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. I chairman of the Girl Scout fi­ ment program. .spe.'ikrr at an open meeting of the tional GuanI Squadron, .so that NOTE: Continuous Shows U U tm » firmation class, and parenta at a distance. For information, cnll- inclmle the following ip 200i:l nance committee which has set Church at 7 p. m. 2-0408.1 2-12.57 Kix-JIal .Sunday l>-.aguo lo he lieM .Monday eve­ he might still fly the H-26. TODAY thru MONDAY aUMfiki A "Movie Night" will be spon­ South Methodist CTiurch 7:30. "The great truth In the Science nf ! l.'i.') CENTER STREET — TEI.EFIIONE 2-1.'>l.'> up the budget for the coming 9:30 a. m.. Ailull Bible class. I I ning. Nov, 19. Lt. Heichenbaeh returned to ac­ FROM 2 P. M. sored by the Youth Fellowship of Main Street and Hartford Road Wednesday. 3:15—Cherjjb Choir being, that the real man w'ns, i.s. OFEN EVENINGS UNTII. 10 ^ Mrs. Harry Moorehouse will year. Working with him on the Mm 10 ()0 a. m , .Nursery c lass in the Dr. Miller ha.a cho.scn "B e jlrr tive duty in September, 19.50 and the church on Friday evening, Fsed R. Edgar, Minister rehearsal. and ever shall he perfect, is in­ pre-wnl a group o f her piano stu­ committee are Carl Furay, Rev. parish house during church wor­ dents m a recital at the t'nion Government Hegui.s At Homo " as WHS assigned lo an AEG defense STARTS TUESDAY Nov. 16 at 7:30 in the Communi­ Percy F. Smith, 7:30—Prudential committee controvertible; f^»r if man is the Come To unit. When the 117th was federal­ H. J. Carroll, Dr. John Field. Mrs. ship. 1 Church tomorrow aftermion at hit topic for the evening. Tlic "GANGS OF NEW YORK" ADM. AIX 8EATS--ADULTS 8Ac—CHILDREN AOc (Ta.\ JncIwM) ty House. There will be cartoons Associate Minister 7:45— Board of (Christian Edu­ image, refb^^^tion, of (lod, he is ized, he managed to be transferred Alice tTampel, Aldo Pagani, 10.00 a. m., Divine worship. 3; 15. Students on other inslni- I>engue eordislly invites the pub­ phis "G A N G S o r CHICAGO” for the children, and the feature Herbert A. France, cation. neither inverted rv»r .subverted, into the squadron at Langley. George Marlow. John Pirkles. Ray Text; I.iaiah 1: 18-20 Theme; menlJ. including the accordion, lic to the Nov. 19 meeting whii h icture will be "A Wonderful Minister o f Music 8:00—Peace Group. hut upright and Ciotllike ’’ Metcalfe "I know the gold bars and star Owens and .lohn O'Conor. They Armistice Day. also observed as aaxaphone and concert, will also is lo be held at the Nathan Hale Elife," a dramatic, real life story. on my pilot wings make me a are helping with the solicitation Thursday, 7:00 Dancing for "A Day of Penitential Prayer for be heard on the program. The Sehool. There is never an admis­ 10:45 a. m.. Nov. 11, United . for glass replacements r.arity, " said the lieutenant, "but for funds, as are members df the Pilgrim Fellowship. Ourselves and Nation." ('oxenant I'ongregatlonal C'hiirch sion fee at any of the League o]>en Church Canvass Sunday, ■ yonr car. Regardless of public ia Invited to attend. flying is my first love and the Girl Scout Council itself and a North Methodist Church 8:00 - Prayer Group and Bible 11:00 a m. Divine worship in 4.^ Spruce Street meetings and any interested per­ Prelude. "Benediction” Anniversary more I fly the more I enjoy it." large number of individual adult DANCE -M iller’s HaU 447 North Main Study. the German language. Rev. C>arl M. Helgernfin. paator make or model we can In­ sons are urged lo avail themselves Karg-Elert Paul Paige, organist St Helen's Society of St. Jo­ .Major Robert E. Van Horn, volunteers. Tolland TunpIlM COMPLETE DINNERS Rev. Willard McLaughlin, Minister Friday, 9:00 - - Co-Wed fall 1:30 p. m . Zion church is stall new glass without de­ of the opportunity to hear speak­ Processional Hymn, "O o w n Him seph's Oiiii'ch will lelehrate its 117lh ()i>erations Officer, compli­ Girl Scouting is a eon.structive dance. church of the International Luth­ ers who are well Informed on top­ Medern and Old PaaMog with Many Crowns" Diademata Sunday, Nov. 11 lay. 13 anniversary tomorrow. There mented the senior pilot's work. force in training (or good habits, Sunday School, 9:30. eran Hour, over 1.100 stations, 36 ics of the day. Group discussion Dancing Anthem. “Triumph! Thanksgiving, 9 4JS a. m Suntlay Bible m ht»o1 will be a turkey .supper at Pulaski "The high proficiency of Lt. healthy activities and future good TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Divine worship, 9:30 and 11:00. languages, in United States and meetings, which follow the open Every'Saturday Night! Blessing and Honor" Today we initiate a new' cIb.ms. the Hall at 5 o'clock for members and Reiehenhaeh's students shows hia citizenship. Whoever makes a con­ Prelude, "Tocatta in C "— Buxte­ Second Congregational Church Canada, 49 territories and foreign meetings, likewise, are open to Com* In Tonight er Sunday Rachmaninoff Men'.s Bible clas.s, taught hv friend.s to be followed hy a social. ability both as a 'flyer and instruc­ tribution to this organization 84W to 13«0 P. M. hude. 361 North Main Street countries, heard locally Sunday interested persons, and it ia not Offertory Anthem, "Je.'. Confirnialion instruction. Come To Four 9:30 a. m. (Thurch School. Organ Prelude, Royal Firework tiinity," from the text in II ('tir* Manchester Heart.” Tiie.sday. 7:30 p. m.. Meeting of inthians r»:l7-f):2. Holy Commun­ 10:45 a. m. Nursery and extend­ Music Suite- Handel. I the Sunday School staff, Hymn. ’'Hark, the V'oice of Hymn. Rejoice. Ye Pure in ion will be observeen W. MeKa.v, Organixt and Thursday, 7:45, Cheer Basket Monday— Hymn, All Things Are Thine; the New Haven Covenant Church 8 LA S S 0 0 . Men's Night at meeting of W o ­ tions settlement. STELU Yoke The Family to Choir IMreelor ploymout Offlea — 808 Main Straot, Man- men's Club, lecture on Korea, Committee, Sunday School. 7:30 p. m.. Gleaners Group, Lad­ No Gift Have We Germany. Wednesday He called this "a spiritual purg­ FInl Bkewiag ef Friday, after school, Junior ies’ parlor, all-day meaator. Footguard Ballroom of ^le aervice. TIm W m U Ttiephone s • 4f ll 10:30 a. m., Breaking of the 9:25 a. m. First children's Monday, 7:30 p.m.—W FM S wlU Beginning Sunday at 9:45 A. M. at Manchciter. Conracticui Opposite T h ^ o s t Offics—^High Street, Hartford West Springfield In MeRtoriam breid. rarvlce for Kindergarten through meet in the Parish House. COLISEUM 12:15 p. m. Sunday School grade 4 and parenU, conducted by Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m.— Prayer COVENANT In loving memory of Mra. Jcnala FEATURING: RUSS SCHURER'S ORCHESTRA BOLAND MOTORS C. Water., who died Nov.mper lia. 1133. M llia Y NOV. n THRU DEa 1, tits P. M. T:00 p. m. Goapol nweting the curate, parenta’ choir, (jlasses meeting. Your Hometown Nash Dealer **BE THERE FOR THE RAIN OF DOLLARS” T%g W m Ic for upper school at thia hour. Friday, 7:45 p.m.— Evangelistic CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH We cannot think o( tham dead. 'Tueaday, 7:15 p. m.. Prayer 10:05 a. m- Junior Church. aervice. The gueat speaker will be Who___ walk with us no more ADM. tSe INCL^^MPU PARKING! MaliMM Sat Dm. 1 ( Sm. Dm. 1,2:1S lUk A WELCOME AWAITS YOU! STUIT AT WIST CENTU STREET 'hL4079 Along the path of life we tread; ■rating. Service for upper achool, conduct- Rev. E. E. Grosae, district superin­ They bava but gone'before. P r ^ r Attire Required nUCES $SA9. $3.00. $tJ0, $3A0. $1.35 . niday. 7:45 p. m. BlbU atudy. ad tqr tha ractor, Boya* choir. tendent of tha Washington and Frank Watera and family. T 5 " ' V p r SLINCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1951 PAGE FIVE ' ^ i o l FOUR

morning aermon topic: "In Need of An umpire,” at 10:46 a. m. S o u th ^ v e n t r y Church school will be from 9:80- 10:80 A m.; Nursery, 10:30-11:46 Mn. IMhM UHto A m. Thera will be nUUUry whist 0>»— t r j . In the veatry F rid a s at 8 p. m. MANCHESTER DIRECTORY; for the church benefit Choir prac­ TiM SeelMiutIcal Council of the tice In the sanctuary will be Wed­ nesdays at 8 p. ra. The Every Tolland AnoocUUon will meet Nov. Member Canvass Sunday will be 1 5 4 p. m. In the Houae of Wor- conducted following church serv­ M p a t tho n ra t Congregational ices Sunday with Clarence Brad- OF BUSINESS SERVICES Church o ( Covantry In South Cov- field, chairman of the church fi­ nance committee, in general •ntry to examine the fltneke of charge. A pot luck supper will Paator Truman Oakley Ireland for follow completion of canvassers’ down and Dr. Beardsley will re­ the ChrliUan mlnlatry. If qualified reports. turn in a week. Mrs. Beardsley Mr. Ireland will be ordained aa a Robins W. Barstow, specialist Mark Holmes fun>fledged Congregatlonal-ChrlB- Easier Work Columbia and the children will remain for YOUR BEAUTY APPOINTMENT! In 6eld service of the Connecticut two weeks. tlan mlnlater. . Education Aseoclatlon, spoke to Measles, which have been run­ Dr. and Mrs. Bawyer Medbury, For Service Hav* you made your appointment for the Holiday? Plana are formulated to have the Coventry Teachers Associa­ With Singer an ordination aer>lce with a din­ ning rampant In town, have com­ after a visit with his brother, Lt. tion W’ednesday on the advisabili­ ner to be aervod in the dining hall pleted their round in the lower Commander Arnold Medbury in ty of drawing up a constitution The Holmea Funeral Homes lo­ DO IT NOW! Ih the veatry at aboqt 6 p. m. The Are you absolutely satisfied grades of Horace W. Porter Philadelphia, spent a few days In and bylaws for their association. Washington, U. C„ at a medical cated at 38 Woodbridgt atraat and ordination oervlce haa been tenta­ with your old vacuum cleaner, School and are now taking their Coventry te-tchers have a 100 jrer toll In the older grades among convention. During their absence 400 Main street are ideally locatad tively planned for 7:30 p. m. In the with the cleaning Job It la doing? aanctuary of the church. cent membership in the CEA. thoae pupila who e.acaped during Mr. and Mrs. Allan Robinson to serve for they are centrally lo­ T om orro w Pupils of Grade 8 at the Rob- If not, why not atop In at the the epidemic about two years ago. stayed at their home with their Bev. Dr. Wllfiam K. Powera, pro- cated and each one haa ample feaaor of Chrlatlan doctrine of the ertsoii School have collected aingei Sewing Center at 832 Main In the second grade, Mrs. Kather­ small son Brett. Nancy, their 81.518.75 In magaslne subscrip­ daugliler, visited her grandpar­ parking facilities. More than Baatem Baptiat Theological Sem­ street and ask Robert Crocker, ine Orcutt reports they have set . a AA p ** inary in Philadelphia, Pa., will de­ tions toward their goal of 82,000. back the reading and arithmetic ents in West Hartford. twenty-five years ago Mark 99 Eeet Center street About one-third of total collected the manager, to lee the Singer programs, but another week will Mrs. Evan Kullgren will teach Holmea started serving the peo­ liver the ordination sermon on the Vacuum Cleaner? It la one ot topic chosen by the local church; will be retained by the class to- see the pupils nearly all back. The folk (lancing to the combined ple of Manchester and vicinity as "A Preoent-Day Calling For the ward.s their educational trip to the finest cleaners on the market, first graders were so few during groups of 4-H Clubs and Girl a funeral director. Hla helpfulneas il IS manufactured by a firm that Church and Mlnlatry." New York In May and graduation the past few weeks, there is no re­ Scouts each Friday afternoon in and his sincerity have won many Ministers of the Tolland Asso­ expenses. The drive will close haa .stood for dependability for port from Mrs. Dorothy Paak- Yeomans Hall. The Girl Scouts friends for him and this sama de­ ciation of Congregational Churches Monday. years, and its new features are hurst. The second grade young­ will not meet on their regular sire to be of service Is to be found BILL'S TIRE and Ministers participating In the Pupils of Grade 8 mathematic not to be found in any other sters have been bringing in dif­ date, Thursday, until this course in bis two sons, Howard Holmea AND leaner regardless of what you ferent types of rocks for Nature is completed, Mrs. Irving Tenen- o afternoon gn' sonable price. ^ Columbia Green, haa been clo.sed. he taken care of. The Holmes Fu- STATION OPEN DAY serious Illness, will teach the com -, information to all civil Dress forms are another boon Aa a follow up they have cx- . His son Randall Porter, who haa eral Homea consider the personal bined Grade 4 and 5, of Mr. AND NIGHT BEAR faith of stronghearted. God-fearing men and women. minded persons, who are interest­ to the sewer, these are available pres.sed a desire to either study been visiting him. relumed to his wishes of the family al^ve all Hurst’s classroom. ! at the Singer Sewing Center It how plant.s and animals live to­ home in Omaha. Nob., Wednesday. thlngs and sincerity of service is WHEEL ALIGNMENT Mrs. George A. Kmgsbun,- has i ed In defense and the .safe-guard­ Never before has the challenge been greater. Never be­ is not too early to think of Christ­ gether or a unit on healthy liv­ Mrs. Marion Walsh of Columbia their motto. been given a regular teacher a.s- f ing of themselves and their dear COOK'S Brake and Carburetor Seniee! mas Rifts at the Center what ing. Lake, ha.s accepted the position as signment In the Grade 5 classroom j ones fore has there been greater need for re-dedication to the The church needs your support in this crucial hour. Plan Book-week will be observed at ' more acceptable gift could you Both clas.ses have been given I chairman of ways and means in SRVICE STATION 185 Main St. Phone 5012 at this school in which she has (he California Achievement Te.sl. Maachester Oreco. Phone 5501 the Llhrarv the week of Nov 'Rive than a sewinR machine, var- I Windham Community Memorial been substituting for Mr. Mc­ 11 These tests are designed to meas­ belief that each of us holds in his heart the spirit and the to 18, with Open House niRhtly I'mbi cleaner, dress form or beaii- Hospital Auxiliary. She has an- now to make a pledge to your church to support its 1952 Arthur. I ure the achievement, capacity and . nounced [ilans for a May carnival LANDSCAPIN8 National Book Week will be ob-1 Besides reRUlar hours for clmila-1aewloR cabinet, capahilitv of the student. They to which all communities will con- power which can reshape our world into one of honesty, program. HELP VOUR CH U RCH AND GIVE YOUR served during the week of Nov. tion lh<* library will be open Mon- ALL MAKES OP are now in the process of review­ tribute. Mrs. Charles Natsch is TREE SUR8ERY 11-17. Mias Hattie E. Coombs, li- day throuRh Friday evenlnR from I ing and emphasixing the weak local chainnan. decency and peace. brsidan at the Booth-Dimock Me­ DON WILLIS CHURCH A CHANCE TO HELP YOU. 7:30 to 9 The theme for the week Nail-Biting; Noted lioints of the students as pointed Jamc.s Thompson of Cherry Val­ NURSERY STOCK SEWING morial Library, stated there will will be "The Library and The out by the test. be on display numerous new adult le Road suffered a fractured collar­ Wo can help you with yoor Community." featuring exhibits In Maladjusted A cl.assroom branch of the Sax­ bone in an accident on Route 6 in GARAGE MACHINES and children books direct from a prepiared by the school children, ton B. Little Free Library ha.s lawn problems. Thru experi­ distnbuting house, at the library Chaplin early Wednesday night. ence we have learned W IfAT EXPERTLY REPAIRED display of new books recently re­ been set up in the fifth and sixth He was treated at Windham Com­ 18 Main St. Phone 2-4531 next week. The public Is invited to ceived. books for (Tiristmas giv­ Ixis Angeles-(iPi--Hey, If you grade room under the siipervi.sinn — WHEN — WHERE — HOW view these books in the East munity Memorial Hospital and al- to plant evergreens, shrubs and ing Everyone is invited to visit bite your nails, you may be mal­ of their teacher Miss Gladys Rice, [owed to go home. He was a paa- Reading Room when the building trees. Speciollilng In the library during this open house, A quantity of book.s. which hre | pick-iip truck driven SINGER will be open on Tuesday and f?at- adjusted. While it’s just a bad to see in how many ways it can supplemented or changed every i,y Raymond Pigeon of Willimantie, urday from 2:30-8 p m . and on habit like smoking or chewing two weeks from the local library, into a car being towed J. IRAKE SERVICE SEWING CENTER serve every community agency. gum. psychologists have, alao dis­ s. wovcon & SON Thursday from 12 30-6 p. m are in charge of pupil librarians I f,v a wierker operated by Sam PHONE 8697 Mr. Truman O. Ireland, minis­ Circulation again set a new rec­ covered that: 832 Main St. TeL 8883 ord at the library in Ortober. when who are chosen by the cla.ss to do , Riccwa.sserm of Putnam. Officer Front End Alignment ter at the First Congregational 1. There are more nail-biters the work or charging out the Mareu.s Johnson of the Danielson Manchester 1222 books were taken out among maladjusted groups, like Oiurch. will use as his Sunday books ami keeping the circulation I5;,rrqrks is investigating, of which were taken by ichoijl juvenile delinquents. General Repair Work children on their weekly visits to records. | Luciu.s W. Robinson. Sr., of 2. Nail-biting tends to be "in- Interest in dramatics ha.s de- Post Hill, Columbia was re-elect- the library. tropunltlve," meaning they do it veloped into a atinly of the vari­ ^ ^ ^ Layette For a to punish themselves, particularly c(l .secretary treasurer of the ous types of dramatic presenta­ Fa.stern Connecticut National when frustrated or angry. I Vl*lt Jones Fufnl- T. P. HOLLORAN tions which pupils might use in Farm Loan A.ssociation at a meet- j Baby Doll 3. One out of five biters la a tnre and Floor Cov­ FUNERAL HOME For Leisure Hours their classroom activities. William ing of the Board of Directors held i young person. Innes reports after the recent trip ering Store for Ideally located—convenient and participatim ; u ilrciik s in the Dr. James C. Coleman, assistant Wednesday evening, following din- i to Stxirbriilge Village the eighth ner meeting of stockholders held ! Large Aaaortment away from the bn*y thorongh- orofeasor of psychology on the grade stiident.s have construeteil UCLA campus, has discovered in .Shell Chateau, Three hundred of Fine Floor Cov­ lare. DUtlnctlve Service. Mod­ a model village, with each student and fifty attended- the meeting ering. Can Ut for 1951 IMTED EVERY MEMBER CIIIRCH CANVASS these tendencies In his research. making a arprodiiction mf one of em Facilities. He haa written a book adopted by which also rc-clected William La- EaUmate. the buildings. They are also col­ the U. 8. Army for training in piy- thrnp of Norwich and Henry F. Instruments h chology. One cure for nail-biting lecting antique articles that our Joy of Woodstock to the board of T. P. HOLLORAN great-grandparents used. One of la vigorous exercise, he says. diirectors. Mr. Joy serves as Funeral Director the antiques is a candlemold with president; Miron Avery of Staf­ be9inners on JONES' which they plan to make candles ford is vice president, and other ptoR. FURNITURE STORE JOHN J. CHATTY, Jr. by using hayberries just as our members of the board include Dsn Backer, Prop. Ltcrnned Embalmer CENTER CONGREGATIONAL .NORTH METHODIST forefathers did. Clarence J, Salmon of Brooklyn; 88 Oak Bt., Maneheetcr, Conn. 175 Center St. Phone 8089 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL W ap p iiig In science they hsve listed dif- Fred Eeker of Vernon; Joseph Phone 2-1041 frent kinds of'trees that are found Griffing of Hebron and Edward Modern School The Evergreen-Wood Chapter in this locality. Then each stu­ Caroline of Montville. Mr. Rob­ will hold a public card party at dent selected one tree and wrote inson. who manages the Willlman- EMANUEL LUTHERAN ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL SOUTH METHODIST Masonic Temple tonight st 8 p. m a report on their partlciilar specie. tlee offiec of the a.ssnelation re­ Of Music • MANCHESTER’S This la the first of the season in They also included several leaves ported that the total income for 875 Main St,—TeL 2-3414 the tournament. and a small piece of bark to cor­ the year was $21,107.45 qnd ex­ FINEST REPAIR The topic tar Rev. David Crock­ respond with the report. One stu­ penses 813.800.38. leaving the net ett's sermon at the Wapping Com­ dent brought a piece of linen. In earnings $7,307.07. Imans during A Im * ef fl** 8*4.te «h*a SERVICE munity Church Sunday. .Nov. 11. music, Mr. Walker has started the the year totaled $108..590. which is m airllx r«ro*4 la II *i*Btli, will be "The Demands of Our Re­ class on two part music. They the lowest In several years. ceasecailvc laitallaieal* ef on W a fers, Toa.sterf«, ligion." spend about one music period a We Pay fl*.N eMh. Irons, Sewing Machine*, The Youth Fellowahip will at­ week on folk dancing also. l,Mai tU *• MM tend the Hartford Ea.st A.s.sociation In arithmetic they are taking A'acs, etc. Young People’s Rally at the Marl­ upsithe area of circles, triangles, HIGHEST borough Congregational Church at squares and other geometric ABC 7 p. m. forms which are used In every Jsrvi* ■all4laf This Page Is Sponsored By The Following Firms Of Munchesler------=------Friday evening, Nov 16, the ilay life. They are reading Wa.sh- Me Msla ■txMl APPUANCE CO. Youth Fellowahip will sponsor a BMai 1. rkeae MM ington Irving's famous story with PRICES U*MIM N*. Ml 2-1575 21 Maple St "Movie N ight" at the Community the Mohawk Valley setting. "Rip j McKINNEY BROTHERS, INC. House at 7:30 p. m. Van Winkle.” In art for the I A Service For WILLIAM H. SCHIELDCE . MEDICAL PHARMACY C. R. BURR & SON, INC. There will be cartoon.s for the next few weeks they plan to make j REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE JOB PRI.NTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES ■' 344 MAIN STREET N m SE R YM E N children and the feature picture a mural on Thanksgiving and will | Of Rags, Scrap. Mefol aw will be "A Wonderful Life," a dra­ try to include It In the third de- j Sincerity o Hio t salvageable i m H IG H G R A D E matic real life story. mentional depth. I TREE rRUNim McGILL-CONVERSE SHIPSHAPE WOODWORKING CO. BANTLY OIL COMPANY JOHN L JENNEY Miss Alice T. Roop. daughter of Columbia Granger* elected Mrs. Where Personal . t e r l ^ PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS FUEL AND RANGE OIL INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roop, and Bay­ Evallna Derbsla a* their master roiisideration ard O. Pelton, son of Mr. and Mrs. at the annual .meeting held In Yeo­ Is A 7>aditlnn CaU or Write a*4 REMOVU. PRINTING Bayard O. Pelton, Sr., were mar­ JOE AND COMMERCIAL man* Hall Wednesday night. Mr*. 28 Woodbridge Siseal McKINNEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. THE SILVER LANE BUS CO. LARSEN’S FEED ami HARDWARE 2100 ried Wednesday evening at the Marion Squler, the retiring master Have yonr tree# pro PRINTING JOHNSON BROTHERS First Congregational Church par­ automatically became a member 4 00 Mam Street removed by Ueenaed Prompt on d' Effldont PrtntlM^ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ANb APMJANCES By Mni. Anne Cabot sonage by Rev. Dr. Fraser M eli- of the executive committee for OSTRINSKY eared tree eargeeae. o f All Kinds THE F. T. BLISH HARDWARE CO. By Sue Burnett ger. Miss Elsie Pelton, sister of three year*, office from which Dealwe !■ Waste Materials JOHN I. OLSON ROBERT]. SMITH, INC. Here is a beauty of a bedjacket the bridegroom, waa maid of hon’- to keep you nice and warm. Cro­ Charles Stoltenfeldt retire*. Theo­ 182 BIS8BL LST. TEL. 6879 OOMMUNITY PRESS PAINTER AND DECORATOR REAL ESTATE ANT) INSURANCE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME An adorable layette for a baby or and Richard Wool an was best chet it easily and trim with loop dore Swol was elected overseer; CARTER TREE MANCHESTER PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO. doll that's Just like a real baby man. Upon returning from a wed­ J. W. B a r * ...... J. C. L anoa wears - sacque, bonnet, wrapper, stitches for a soft feminine look Mrs. Ruby Wolff, lecturer; Merton E. W. B a n bunting, mittens and shoes.. The Start it now and have it ready for ding trip tbs couple will reside in Wolff. a**i»Unt steward: Mrs. HUGO S. PEARSON WELDON DRUG C O .. POTTERTON’S South Windsor. EXPERT CO. Cor. No. Main aad No. School BLAIR’S INC tiny mother will spend hours Christmas gift-giving. Marion Hurlbutt. chaplain; Philip PHONE StKOts — TrlKphoM 5727 ' • FUEL AND r a n g e OILS . 901 MAIN STKEET RADIO. TELEVISION AND ELECTRICAL APPUANCES dressing and undressing her pet laham, treasurer; Miss Patricia nn WOMENS APPAREL dolly In these dainty items. Pattern No. 2109 contains com Isham. secretary; Philip Maianlk. plete crocheting Instructions for gatekeeper; Evelyn Wolff. Ceres; Pattern No. 8529 Is a aew-rite small, medium and large sizes In Ellington Mrs. Edith Isham. Flora and Mias perforated pattern for dolls 16, eluded, material requirements, June Squier, lady assistant stew­ 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches. Consult stitch illustrations and finishing Mrs. Nathan Eldwards of Elling­ ard. The officers of Pomona and MANCHESTER pattern for requirements. directions. ton is a patient in the Manchester Steward will be filled at the next Memorial Hospital at Manchester. meeting. For this pattern, send 30c In Send 25c in coins, your name, Stewart Tlbblta attended DRY CLEANERS OOIN8, your name, addreaa, alze address and the pattern number Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maynard and family iMve moved from West “ Father’a Day" at PeaksklU Aca­ dealred, and the PATTERN NUM­ to Anne Cabot, The Manchsatef demy In New York SUte over the 93 W db Straot A Program Of The Manchester Council Of Churches BER to Bua Burnett (The Man- road to a h q ^ owned by Gordon Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ week end aa a gueat of hla son chestier Evening Herald) 1150 icas, New York 19, N. Y. Miller In Toqsmd recently vacated Ave. Americas, New York 19, by the Mlllera who have built Deane. Mrs. Tibbits and their Tdopkoiw 7254 N . T . Anne Cabot’s new Album of new and larger place, near their daughter Gwen drove over Sunday old home. to bring him home. Needlework Is a ‘‘must. It’s chock Qaakty — Berries! Don’t miss the Fall and Winter full of charming designs as well.as One o t the old maple tiyea on Dr. and Mrs. Frederick A. FASHION. It contains 48 pages beginners’ “ How-To’’ directiona on West itMd-bordering the Eastern Beardsley ara vacationing In Flor­ Expert Dry « f new atylaa, simple to make knitting and crocheting . . . a gift States Farm had reached the dan­ ida with their two children, Ricky JOHNSON PAINT CO. Wlliiall.SikieM|t frocks for all agea; decoratlri]g pattern printed in the book and gerous stage of llmbe felling with and Ann. They are visiting her 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Cleqnipg'^tyipe tridia; g ift pnttariM |>rinted in- many other grand features. 25 every storm so t^e Hlghwsy crew I parents, Commander and Mrs. m Benme Street .TiL MM dda tte Sand K &nu todhy. cents. cut it down Thuradsy. Walling in Kay West They Sew A 1 ’ t /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^‘SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 PACK S E i^ .1 .1 I I il I Ill1.lilli|indil'lf Cormlsr. Mrs. Dsnlss Qulsh. Mrs. — - ...... ' ' B vateta thenaelvea had aaora • grtme ggvpag anda purpose la cammoa aeaae er not otherwlee credited In thle paper ornate and overdone plot against as blindfolds, they proceeded In cupied by surprise tactics. serves as the blood bank impera­ Eugene Spiess of the meeting WDRC—Music. 4:15— Football Roundup. PANTALEO’S "Sd?" eight cars to a woody spot in Md aleo the local neve publlehed here him served to convince them that Thursday, Nov. 15, at 8 p. m. at Centralia. 111. I/Pi Farm- All righte of republlcatlon of epedal And the next day. with our tive. South Glastonbury. There the f:S0— 4:30— Garry Moore Show. he must bo good, to have his op­ the East Side Rec. boni James L. Cox has become a HORACE STREET TELEPHONE 334* dlepatchea herein -are aleo reeened. In Manchester resides a woman boys were told to remove their WDR(l7DRC-4FootbaU Roundup. 5:00— Gabby Hayes. Jessup leading the American an­ ponents go to such desperate TT. S. merchant marine captain at whose daughter has, for many blindfolds, and the mileage was W1i^KNB^-Stara Review. 5:30—Nature of Things. WE lUY AU MODEL CARS roll eerrlce client of N. E. A. Serr- swer, we counter-attacked our­ lengths against him. 25. Ralph Cox of near Johnston years, suffered from a chronic checked on each car. The group WCCC— News; Music. 5:45—On the Line. See. Inc. _. Well, so far as the resources of The <3 rief riub of which G. Albert PeariMm Is director, and Captains Parr and Rawlins will be City, III., said hla aon was advised selves, tfjin g to hold our ad­ physical condition which depletes which could direct its car back to Deaths Last Night 8:80— 6:00— Better Homes Shdwa. Publiehere' Bepreeentatlvee: The artificial machine politics are guest artists at the Festival of Music being held tMs evening at the Verplanck Hchool by the Halvatlon that he had lieeome the youngest Jnllua Matheve Special Agency — New vantage. So the propaganda war the hemoglobin content of her the school within the shortest WCCC—Newa; Muaic. 6:30—Lone Ranger. concerned, the old parties of N or­ 4:00— Army Baml. They will also take part In the services of the Balratinn Army (nniorrnw. Captain Er­ merchant marine akipper. He York. Chicago. Detroit and Boeton. goes merrily on at Paris, and it is blood dangerously. " I t Is not, tech­ mileage was deelarcd the winner. 7:00— Groucho Marx. walk have made the aupreme ef­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WOCC—Muaic. nest Parr and Oapinin Kenneth Rawlins are both ministers of the gospel and will partlclimte In all completed in 30 months work on nically speaking, an emergency Candy bars were awarded to Den 7:30— Alan Young Show. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF little different from other propa­ fort against Freese, and lost. Now York—Sigmund Romberg. services st the citadel Sunday. captain's papers tliat usually which necessitates our child's 1 which came in first, and Den 2 WKNB—Newa; Requeat Mati­ 8:00— Ken Murray Show. ORCUIATIONS. ganda phases o f the cold war, ex­ They arc now Inviti’d to blood transfusions," said the 64. composer of "The Desert nee. ’ 9:00— Show of Shows. takes five years. recognize the fact that the tax­ which wa.s second. All the Cubs Song", "The Student Prince" and The Herald Printing Company., Inc. cept that, this time, we have a mother. "But without them. I am W HAY—Newa; Pledge Show. 10:30—Your H it Parade. lural division of the ECA In Ger­ payers of Norwalk like their voted It a very enjoyable after­ 76 other opcretta.s and musicials. W CCC—Muaic. Boy Scout meeting at 7 |>. m Mon­ •eeumee no financial reeponelblllty for little strategical initiative for a convinced we would not have our noon, The.se are the new officers OuTSmn^VM MAN WINTER 11:00— Wrestling from Chicago. many. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. day and a mooting of the rhurcli new deal, and want to ki-ep 11, Asheville, N. C.—Mrs. Crosby W O N 8— Michigan va. Notre typographical errora appearing In ad- normal, healthy daughter today. and leaders of Pack 3; chairman Hyman Epstein of Jones street, Bolton achool staff at T.liO. On Tucailay eertleementa and other reading matter change, which is good. 1 an111 for W T H T — Football Scores. Four room unfurnished guess who it was. them end the ‘cold war.' This war publican ticket, e.spcclally In Fair- fense purposes, and this is no doubt if the.se determined ladies might day, Nov. 12, in observance of an appointment. Be a blood donor W H A Y — News. apartment by middle-aRrd The Krock story, gained from has now reached a point where field and in Westport. This would responsible for the hold up in de­ yet see their parish house and en­ Armistice'Day. •EUCUES Save yourself that extra stop by sending your and save a life. W O N S—Newa. livery from the Indiana Company couple. No children, perma­ B o c a such a source, la that Truman o f­ there are a few glimmers o f hope apparently l>e in the nature of a joy social activities there. "W e Must F.at" will be the sub­ « * • Of It, W T IC —News. from whom the .shades will come nent residents. warning to the Republican state Sutherland Honored n i Q Mrs. Nellie V. Rydell. who has ject of Rov. J. R. Yeager's sermon laundry, too. fered to back Eiaenhower for the that real negotiation may be pos 8:05— eventually. administration as to the extent been somewhat out of health re­ tomorrow st United Methodist Democratic nomination for Presi­ Bible. W DRC— CTiff Knight. The grades now occupying the t h r o a t and depth of feeling over the high­ N ew Brunswick, N. 3., Nov. 10 8:15— cently is reported much improved. worship service at 10:45 a. m. WRITE BOX A dent, and that Eisenhower In- way issue, and the election of sedition Include the first and sec­ Uhurch school session is st 9:30 "The Communists have made -. i;ipi—The honors court of the W O N S— Sports. Her work in the church choir, Democratic regimes in the.se ond combination grades, taught by a. m.; adult study groqp, 9:45 CO H E R A L D ferentlally declined the honor, what are regarded here aa real National Football Hall of Fame W TIC—Bob Steele. church school, snd many social 1 0 % towns was apparently scheduled Miss Marlon Randall; grade 3, a. m . at the parsonage. No Dsingorous Drugs pleading that his convictions on today announced the election of W H A Y — Supper Serenade. activities, has been greatly missed concessions on the truce line in to Intimidate Hartford so much Miss Parmelia Brousseaii; 4th, The week's activities Include the John B. "Jock" Sutherland, the WDRC—Visitin' Time. during her illne.ss. Cash and Carry Green Stamps domestic policy made him a Re­ Korea. They have reacted less that the highway project in any Mrs. Delvlna Montigney; .'Hh, Mrs. late great Pittsburgh and Lafay­ publican.- violently than the .State Depart­ form would l)e abandoned 0:80— Ida Levy. To date n... kindergarten ette coach, to the football Hall of A ll this ia being denied quite aa The handsome Republican mar­ W T H T — Newa. teacher haa been secured, but an ment believed they would to the Fame. Bill Cunningham, chairman W O N S— Music. effort ia being made lo fill this va­ vehemently as if it were true. gins of victory in these Fairfield I want to tak^ this opportunity Japanese peace treaty. They haw County towns indicated either of the honors court, stated that W TIC—NBC Symphony Orches­ cancy. W e do not think it out of over 300 nominations have been ON The 7th grade, which had been THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB fished remarkably little in the that those who threatened such a tra. crowded onto the auditorium character for Truman. His ad­ troubled waters of the Middle plot didn't really mean it, or that received and are being evaluated. 8:45— He asked the patienee and under­ stage, now occupies the 6th grade to thank the men of the South Man­ miration for Eihenhower is well East, and they have lately even they didn't win many converts to W T H T — Guest SUr. standing of football devotees in WONS—Evening Star. room in the main building, the 6th e a n e rS ^ foCaunJaa ra rs known. His real inclination to re­ made a few sensible sounds in the idea. THIS G IA N T O.P.S.PriGe a In both plot Instances, the the task of the honors cmirt. WDRC—Larry Lesueur Newa. grade moving next door in its turn to private life—especially if chester Fire Dept, and the Man­ Germany. 1:00— turn. There is now room . enough he could do so in circumstances for ail grades and much relief is "A ll this probably means no WONS—A1 Heifer, Sports. which would be personally very W H A Y — Symphony Hall. felt after the long wait. more than before, but if the trend More than 100 interested people chester Fire Dept, for their work in 314 MAIN STREET S 8 3 8 pleasing—is suspected. He is fond 'W TH T—Council o f Churches. ia to. be encouraged and explored, visited the addition Sunday, and BINGO of direct, precedent-breaking WDRC—Yours Truly, Johnny the policy makers and not the AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Dollar. were pleased with the way it all EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT touches In his dealing with situa­ SINCE 1930 looked. The plastered walla of the extinguishing the recent fire in my propagandists arc going to have > REDUCED RATES 1:15— tions. W e think it quite possible • ORADINO FREE WORK GUARANTEED rooms are attractively finished in STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP to do it." CALL MANCHESTER W O N S— Council of Churches. pastel shades with brown wains­ for him to have made the offer. • POWER ROLLER USED 'W TH T— Sports. 20 REGULAR GAMES—.3 SPECIALS store. The first round at Paris has • n iE E ES’niHATF.S CROSLEY coting. Floors are of asphalt tile, F or Eiaenhower the offer would I : 8 » - of a gray green color. Blackboards been dominated by the propagan­ • ■nMF, PAYMENTS WDRC—Vaughn Monroe. bo In the category of a touching • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 1 are of alate. All present enjoyed ombarrasament. There have been da angle. Let us hope the second WONS—Comedy of Errora. the sociaL time in which light re­ S A V E W ITH W T H T —Music, round devotes itself, more quiet­ freshments o f doughnuts, coffee THE HIGHLAND PARK STORE few Individuals in history to w n c —Archie Andrewi. whom one can imagine such an ly, to policy. and cider were served by Mrs. DeMAIO BROTHERS :0t^“ Richard M. Grant, Mrs. John D. Albert J. Stevenson, Prop. offer being made by a President. WDRC—Gene Autry, Wueen and Mrs. Albert A. And any such Aeatimony of one The Stars And Bars Call Now — We Personally Supervise All Work BRUNNER’S w n c —Jane A ce— Disc Jockey. Coolidge. The architect, Alfred WOMEN man'a faith in -another must W O N S—Twenty Questions. Reinhardt and the contractor, J. Just whet is in back of the sud­ WHAY—Family Rosary. touch the recipient deeply. S. Nasin, shouldered the expense den and spreading fad for the incurred for the refreshments. On the other hand, to accept :80— Confederate flag is something of n W D R C — Hopalong Cassidy. A special meeting of Jones- of MANCHESTER! would obviously mean a departure mystery, but it probably delights WONS— Koscuiszkow. Show. Keefe Post, American Legion, was from hia own political principles two interests. The flag manufac­ W H A Y — Pledge Show, held Wednesday evening at the w n c — Inside Bob and Ray. Legion Hall, to stir up the matter I t would mean a pressure, even turers have been deluged with PRICE though Truman may not have in­ SPECIALIZING IN W T H T — Western Roundup. of membership. The quota aa re­ f AT YOUR AUTHORIZED orders. The Stales Rights DemO' quired by the department of Con­ The League of Women Voters Is tended it so, to carry forward rrats of the South probably wel­ W D RC — Gangbusters. necticut is 34. The local post will lINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Democratic programs and pledges come any display which seems to CUSTOM BUILT w n c —Talent Search Country try to get 50 members. At last re­ Low cost with which Elisenhower is not in build up popular support for their Style. port It had 23 on the Hat. YOUR Organization W O N S— Hawaii Calls. It was election of officers at personal sympathy. H r would own particular political campaign­ GARAGES WTHT—Polka nme. Tuesday's annual meeting of He­ have had to do, in such a situa­ ing tion, what Krock’s report says he AND bron Grange, held at Gilead Hall, But aa for the people who ac­ W T IC — Grand Old Opry. with Clarence V. Rethbun acting did—back deferentially away. Its purpose is to promote political responsibility modorn hooting! TAKE^" 18 MONTHS TO PAY tually fly the flag, we doubt that AMESITE DRIVEWAYS WDRC—Broadway’s My Beat. as ijnaater. There were 23 members 8o far, then, all seems credible. W O N S—Guy Lombardo Show. through informed and active participation of citi­ many of them are aware of any present. It was voted to neighbor But Krock, in making his report, WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMETTr W THT—Irish Program. with Andover Grange at Its next zens in government. 1951 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK pointed political significance in included some speculation o f a AND KNOW HOW :80— meeting, Nov. 19. Mr. Rathbun re­ the fad they have adopted. To W HAY—Record Review. variety which seems to reflect ported attending the state Grange Grron. NInrk No. 17-489...... $1295 DON’T DELAY — CALL TODAY 1 0 : 0 0 — most of them, we would guess, at its session and he brought back YOU can join this organization by contacting aomewhat on the sanity of the WDRC—Robert Q‘i Waxworks, OIL BOILER 1950 MERCURY CLUl COUPE the Rebel flag is the thing which with him the 150 government bond source or sources supplying him Mrs. John P. Cheney, Jr„ telephone 2-0340 or w n c —Dangerous Assignment awarded the local Grange for llliir. Kudiu and llrairr. d O O C succeeds the squirrel taU. I f there THOMAS D. COLLA W T H T — Music. with Information. This was specu­ community work. sending a check for $3.00 to Mrs. Edward Radtke, Hlock No. U-441...... is a slight fillip of rebelliousness CONSTRUCTION COMPANY W HAY—Football Finals. gOtCI- lation to the effect that Eisen­ It has been learned that Eu­ 25 South Hawthorne Street. in it. an inferred declaration of FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 2-9219 W O N S —Chiesgo Theater o f the otVi-fV"' 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMIRIDGE hower intends to see if he can't MODEL 11413 Air. gene Epatein, who haa been named secession from cares and respon­ Kst Taft to agree on certain poli- as assistant chief in the agricul- sibilities and from the present 3-Door Nodon. Radio and llmler .... $1895 d ee so that he, Elsenhower, could 17-INCH MAH. CABINET mot W 8 T I8 - course of the world and nation Legal Notices %en support Taft for the Presi­ from tha toma unitl 1947 OLDSMOIILE CLUl COUPE that, we suppose, makes it a little dency, and thus escape running AT A COURT or PROBATE held Grrrn. Radio and hnilrr. HydramaUe Drive. d A O C more fun than a squirrel tail. It Mancheiter within and for the a tA N - excellent rnndltlun. Klock No. U:S79...... 9 11173 himself altogether. This seems so Jlatric; of Mancheiter. on the Ith If there arc reasons for in NO CASH DOWN much fantasy it clouds the whole |( November, A.D. l»5l. no all small or aootl 1951 MERCURY CLUl COUPE veighing against the fad-and Preaenl, JOHN J. WALLETT. report somewhat. Nothing is im­ fudge. Blue. Radio and Heater. One owner oar. possible, but certain things are there is the very good reason that M EaUta of Mary Opalarh, late of Man- Slock No. II-4S7...... It does imply some contempt for IF YOU TRADE IN heater. In aald Dlatrlct. deceaaed. implausible until the moment they On motion of Stanley r. Opalach of 19^9 W lUYS PHAETON CONVERTIRLE actually happen. It would take this country's real flag we don't COVERS DOWN PAYMEN1 Aid Mencheeter. admlittatretor. suppose it will do much good to We Will Help You I OIWERED; Thet alx montlia from Green. Radio and heater. Excellent condition. events to make us accept this por he Ith day of November. A.D., 1951' Ixiw mileage. Stock No. U-851...... ^ present them. Like flag-pole sit­ i and the aame are limited and allow- I $1X3 lion of the Krock story. MINIMIZE Estate Shrinkage A |d for the rreditora within which to ting. it will run its course. ■ring In their clalma agalnat aald ea- 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUR COUPE We are still waiting for Mos­ late, and the aald admtniatrator la Color: Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. E 1 Q O C The First Round At Paris Expenses, taxes and other estate costs llrected to give public notice to the NOTICE cow to get hold of it. When it Irecltora to bring In thalr clakna with- A one-owner car. Stork No. (7-858...... ^ 1 0 X 0 reduce the value of E V E R Y Estate. * TAKE ONE YEAR •aid time allowed by publlehlng a VlahinsKy, In hU response to the docs, there will be joyful news. In opy of thia order In aome newapaper 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN arsstem power proposal at Paris, Pravda, to the effect that the peo­ We will minimize this shrinkage by THE N ■aving a circulation In aald proluta llatrict. within ten doya from the labeled it as propaganda, which it ple of this country are in revolt CREATION OF TRUSTS which save and A HALF TO PAY ^ te of thia order, and return make to The last payment due on the 1951 Christ­ nil court of the notice given. Hmmon, Radio and hentor. Stock No. (7-888...... $1495 •taa, and then went on to wage a against that imperialistic, capi­ duplication of estate taxes and probate JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. propaganda war all of his own. talistic warmonger, Truman, and costs avoid delays. 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN I AT A COimT OF PROBATE held mas Club is Monday, Nov. 12. Beln^ a Holiday Green. Radio and heater, (n excellent condition. This was, as the cold war goes, high complimenta for all those ASK YOUR ATTORNEY C Manchester within and for the * SEE OUR DISPLAV, OtDONAlYPUMI-ftiH-wactJnirb*. 0-1 ''TUtN-lAOC HAM'* — moro Stock No. (7-810...... ^ X X d Eevltable and logical strategy who are engaged in such a cru- plitnrt of Mancheiter, on the Sth tdOM m w li hrtot 8dp* p <8 tip en(m- liM t fr o a Im « fuel , November. AD. 1*51. time to make last payments will be extended neF. Oftan dirty bDcaoM toll foel U srrubto rotnbuition rhumbor two for him. In fact, he was no more •ade for the virtues dear to the I Praaent. JOHN J. WALUBTT, toot btimtod. wtojrt. Hot r>8^8 tore trtorix’d >n 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE 9 rhtomber, CIcton h«tot—fuel burn* tynlcal about the western power ,udg». Klaroon. Radio and heater. One owner car. E 1 C Kremlin. That distorted praise OPEN ’TIL t/om0 oirntm mo OVER 2N MODELI I Batate of Adolph Quey, late of Man- O report / I romplrtely. proposal than most Washington will be just about what the fad H ■lattereater In uideald diatrkt,district, deceaaed.deceased. through Friday, Nov. 16. mwtnffg u p lo S 0 % / i Stock No. U-4J7...... ^ 1 0 X 0 •lisorvera themselves are. James itself ia worth. ■Upon appIleatloB of Robert Quay | lOOK AHEAD MONDAY THRU FRIDAY M that an Inatrument piirpoitin11 **^0 O TH IR UNIQUE OsE fuel-saving design features: 1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Iteston, the diplomatic correspon- 'the flat will and teitament* at*aoid Jet Mock. Heater. Low mileage, E 1 E A .C 'OTHER CROSLEYS ■eceoaed be acmitted to probate, aa special G-E Burner Nozzle and “Heat T r"^ lent of the New York Times, con- WITH MANCHESTER TRUST pr qaplicaUon on flie. it la Stock No. NT-181...... ^ 1 0 *1 0 Uudet that the "practical purppse OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY IOROERED: That the foregoing ap> E llcatlon ba beard and determined at Let us tell you about the popular G-E « appear It they pee cause at aald time pd plaea and be beard relaUve tbere- GENERAL^ELECTRIC A U ABOVE C A R S HAVE THE FAMOUS *V>** ttulB, H e rejected the proposal WHArSTHB RBAL P«10B and nuke return to this court, and lo t 9t hand. He accused the „ ON YOUR Boussr mailing In a reglatered letter on or SULLIVAN SAFE RUY USED CAR WARRANTY IN THE BASEMENT OF hfora November i. IMl, a copy of of Manchester lY M ta n AlUea o f hypocrisy, and ud trill and of thia order to Alealx V N ToeTI ftod oar eonmstaEt MANCHESTER bey. 15 Rue Baste a'Cenllege, Jura, ( tlw truth la to be reported Igjoatow s wsU suoUftod to t m n e nee; Albert Tbillennet. 157 Bllza- Jinomlk iM t* « n a lot o f people around BRUNNER’S PAGKARD j aireet. Hartford. Conn.; Ix>ulsa ritlat, 43 Rue Victor Hugo, Alx-lea- A Mutual Savings Bank WILLIMIS OIL SERVICE •ere (W aM ilngtoa) who beUeve TRUST CO...... ’ kTJ RsoMoiiHr, tksia’ to m v h (SaTota) Franca; Painal Vull h m to aema justincutlon for the .. S tB ^acm l

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDt MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 PAGE NINE nue Chapel will conduct the aarz- paUUon. drafted by Attorney Vin­ Ice; cent P. UePadden, cited the bridge Club Accounts Mrs. Beatrice H. Brawn, wife of Question Is Savings Bank H«ll Announces condition ae "dangeroue to life, Roland H. Brawn of 352 Center limb and property and ae constl- street, ia a daughter of Mra. Club $450,000 High to Play 17-Game Basketball Schedule This Season tutidg a public nuitance.” Total $90,000 Sloan. Oakland Plans It said the bridge ii eo narrow Calling houra at the funeral Blocked by home will be Monday evening It le “ecarcely capable 'of accom­ First National Bank Re< Checks to 6,200 People H ig h ly Commissioner modating with eafety two vehicles Wilke-Toomey t Krech-Mahoney from 0 to 10 o’clock. Eagles Point thereon passing in opposite direc­ Misa Monica Ann Toomey. Misa Marlon Phyllla Mahoney, ports 1,500 Holders; Nine Votes Will Represent Record Hackney Is Renamed Stanford After Rose Bowl Eight Teams Slates Traffic Control, tions." The petition pointed out Mra. XJUIaa McKay d .u ,h l,r of Mr, Mm , T«o™. fiXMoT-f’S The funeral of Mre. Lillian Mc­ Says Secretary Qjtfke: Open Against Alumni that it it a main traffic artery af­ Mail Checks Nov. 2 4 (ConHnned from P»ge One) To Win Sunday Rebuilding for Area fording immediate access to the Frtfncla Toomey of .4 Park atreet, street, became the bride of Kay. wife of Jam ei McKay of Bid Today with Victory ^ In‘Y’League fonr.erl.v of White Plalna, N. Y., Lealle Henry Krech, aon of Mr. Clinton street, will be held thia af­ Pro at Country Club Wilbur Cross Highway, Ninety thousand dollars will be ternoon at 2:30 at the Watkins The only Negro member of the Sixty-two hundred Savlnsai Representative John D. LaBelle became the bride of Lt. Thomaa and Mra. George A. Krech of A leUer from SUt« Highway made available for Christmas Funeral Home. Rev. Fred R. Eld- U. S. delegation. Dr. Channing Bank of Manchester Christmaa i Must Turn Back BrowiiH New York, Nov. 19—(Ah- -There • At Armqry, Nov. 22 wrote to Commissioner Hill shout Earl Wilke, aon of Mr. and Mra. Meriden, in a double ring cere- shopping to the 1,500 holders of Most of the other ranking Moriarty'fi to Dpfenil Commissioner G. Alhert Hill to gar, pastor of the South Methodist Club account! will pump 8iS0,00A were rosea In the air at Los An­ Uie msttcr. snd Representative .r-., • J monv pcrformed by Rev. John Christmas Club accounts in the Tobias, answered Russian charg­ Signed for Fourth Term teams figured to have pleiuant llrai Helen M. FItapatrick in*i!- Church, will officiate at the service To Remain in Thick geles and snow In the skies at ! afternoons. ' Sherwood O. Bowers, who tried Frederick W. Wilke of P4 Oxford Hannoii^at St. James* Church at First National Bank on Nov. 26, es of race discrimination by telling into thie town’i financial stream, Reappointed Title; Three New street this morning in St. James o'clock thla morning. and burial will be in the ffimily , By Greens Committee; East Lansing. Mich., for the n a -' llluiois. No. 2, takes on Ihrloe- Hartford High Added to eatca that Hill Intend! to effect several times while he was sclect- acimrding to N. William Knight, plot in the East Cemetery. a reporter: "We prefer to take our priming Mancheeter for (Jhrlitmas! Of Pro Grid Scramble Entrien; All Strong; Cage Mf’iilor tlWfic channelization and recon- Church. The rcrcniony ''■‘a" P^'’- , presented In marriage by .her executive vice president of the chances in a democracy." tlon’a two top football games to­ boaten and once-tied Iowa. The msn to have the bridge Improved, formed at 9 o clock by Rev. Thom- ^j^other, Jamca D. Mahoney, the The bearers will be Kenneth W. shopping, when the club checks Appoint Judd Edwards day. game .should furni.sh Johnny Kar­ Slate; Windham High atruction of the intersection of bank. Morrison, Richard Blake, Robert The Red Cross reported to the New York. Nov. 19— The also aided in the project. as Keeney, cousin of the bride and, matron of honor are signed and mailed on Nov. 36.. Stanford, unbeaten In seven ine plenty of chances to boost his The *Y’ .Senior Baakctball Tolland turnpike and Oakland The 1951 Christmaa Club will Blake and Donald F. McKay, all UN only 289 out of 12,172 children _ Greenskeeper; Details aeveland Browns, winners of five Replace* Hamden in atreet, and to continue a traffic rector of St. Augustine a Church, gigjpr, ^ra. Raymond E. Rose. Greece claims were taken from The bmks on club accounte will be. games, an(l Southern California, | touchdown priMiuctlon and keep Lraguo la ready for the 1951-52 Bridgeport. Mr.s. Jane Maccarone Waterbury. William F. Walsh close on-Nov. 17, and checks will grandsons of the deceased. straight games and five straight also winner of seven but whipped the lllliil among the undefeated. - atudy of the locality of the Oak­ their homes In the Grec:: civil war closed on Friday, Nov. 16. pro titles, clash with the Philadel­ season. Eight teams will be in the , tXJL; Start Practice Aiisalfli Bids Low played the traditional bridal music | Meriden waa best man, and be mailed on Nov. 24. and ac­ have been repatriated. Yugoslavia A double barreled announce­ by Camp Pendleton in an infor­ Unbeaten Maryland. No. 3 and land street bridge including the counts for the 1952 Christmas Thomas K. Clarke, secretary of^ phia Eagles tomorrow In a "must” use of the bridge by both pedes­ ushers were William G. Krech, has cooperated, the report said, but ment came from Country Club mal contest, clash before 90,909; with one eye on a Imwl, tangles league headed d>y Murlarty Club will be opened on Nov. 26. the Savings Bank, who released, National Football League game Manchester High will play a 17-. trians and vehicles. The depart­ O i l Sewer Projeel brother of the bridegroom, and Marines Mark Hungary, Bulgaria. Czechoslovakia the figures, said that thia year’s press reproaentative Ray Owens for both teams. In I>is Angeles’ coliseum WinU^-a with wlnlr.ss but potentially dang­ Brothers, defending league and Frederick L. Mahoney, brother of possible bid to the Rose Bowl erous Navy at Baltimore. game haaketball schedule during ment will also study the possibil­ and Poland have not. ' club had the most accounts of any yesterday. It’s a "must ” game for Philadel­ playoff champs. However, the ity of building a sidewalk along the bride. Secretary of State Dean Acheson hinging on the outcome. USC. la By nightfall I’rlnccton’s Tigers the 1951-52 season It waa revealed Christmas (Jlu6 in the bank's his­ ■ 1. Alex Hackney naa been given phia, as a loss would give the Gas House ranks have been de- one side of the bridge, which pass­ Installation of sanitary sewera For her marriage the bride waa 176th Date, Bid was confined with a heavy cold at ranked sixth nationally and Stan­ should have racked up their 29th today by Faculty Manager Dwight Syria Cabinet tory. another contract for the 1952 sea- once-proud Eagles four defeats es over the Hockanum river, the oTi Gardner and Highland streets attired In a white satin gown, de­ the U. S. embassy. ford seventh. .successive victory since Ilarvanl pleated by service calls and a The dele for the opening of aon. and all but end their hopes for a nearly new lineup will be looked Perry. The Indiana will again b« letter inaeates. will start Nov. 21. Low bid at the signed with a sweetheart neckline, 1951 championship. At East Lansing, where there is the opposition. Princeton Is the led by Wilfred Clarke who will be Hill’s letter said the department fitted bodice trimmed with Chan­ Reds to ^Party’ Christmas Club accounts for 1952 2. Judd Edwards baa been ap­ Is snow on the ground and fli.r- nation's No. 4 eleven. for thia ,vrar. The team will be bid opening Friday afternoon In Resigns Over is Dec. 3. pointed greenskeeper. And It’s a "must" game for the built around Tom Kelly, Suitor. atartlng his thirtv-thircl aeason aa will keep In mind the fart that the town manager's office was tilly lace, and full skirt extending Pleails Not Guilty Browns (6-1-9) as they’re only a ries predicted, the mighty unde­ Georgia Tecli, with only a 14-14 head coach. Elgin Znluraky will many persons in the vicinity use into a train. Her fingertip length Both appointments wera ap- feated Spartans of Michigan State tie liy Duke to mar an othenvlsc Dudek, Huntington and of course again assist Clarke. $7,12* ."iO. submitted by Andrew (Continued tmm Page One) roved by the greens committee half step ahead of the New York bus service to and from South Ansaldl Company of Manchester. veil was arranged from a satin Mid-East Plan GlanU (4-1-1) In the American play host ot Notre Dame’s youth­ perfect sea.son, and Wisconsin the high scoring LeRoy Barnard. Tradllloiml opener Thanksgiving rap and she curried a cascade of To Liquor Count Cohimbia Man eaded by Bob Cole. ful Irish,‘ downed only by South­ The other seven teams entered are Manchester. Other bids from local firm., were rd to their own lines United Na­ (conference, and a loss would give .should protect their No. 8 and 9 night will be played against the Fuji chrysanthemums with ivy. gHackney the lanky Scot who la ern Methodist, before a capacity stamling.s, re.speetivciy, without Wapplng Harvesters, Silk Oty, The letter was sent after a $7.84.^ siitimilted by the C. L.'Hale (Continued from Page One) tions aitlllery pounded the Reds. the Giants a good chance of tak­ iiliinml at llie nliile armory. All conference la,«t Monday afternoon ■The m.alron of honor chose a Two cases were being tried this Commits Suicide both an outstanding golfer and ing over the top spot. house of 51,009. too much effort. Tech plays Vir­ Ramblers, Chef's Dinners, Bol­ home game.s will take place at the Constniction Company, and llf).- blue satin gown, fashioned Hie The. Eighth Army communique teacher, has been professional at In Hartford at wliirli Mrs. Fitz­ 7.17 r.n submitted by the Alexander said elements of a Red battalion morning in Town Court be­ The Giants play host to the jiNo bowl bid, however, figurea ginia .Military Institute at Atlan­ ton. Center Springs and Miller’s Main street drillshecl. Practice aes- same as that of the bride. Her El Hakeen said the Arabs had the Country (Jlub for the past in the Michigan State-Notre Dame ta and Wisconsin plays host to Restaurant. 77ic last two arc now-, patrick. George WillinmR. owner Jarvis ConstriK lion Company. headpiece was a band of ivy lost many opportunities before and drove U.N. troops from two ad­ fore Judge John S. G. Rottner and Washington Redskins (2-4-9), a alona will start Monday afternoon of a busine.ss in the area, and Hill Installation will include 680 feel vanced positions southwest of Columbia, Conn., Nov. 19— — three years. He waa appointed in team they trampled, 33 to 14. ear­ game The Spartans. newest Pennsylvania In one of the few comers to the league. Chef’s were at. I lie armory. Nine of the games trimmed with maroon roses and he did not want to see Syria lose no decision had been rendered as Jam es M. Marmaud. 79, of Colum­ 1949 to succeed Don Grauer. A member of the Big Ten. are not top Intcrsci llonnl giimc.s. the North End Pharmac,v last will be played at tinme. discussed the matter. of m-lnrh mains. 740 feet of six- she carricfl a colonial boucpiet of another when he was in power. Kumsong on the central front lier in the season. The New York­ Last April Mrs Filzpatrlrk cir­ The Herald went to press. They bia, a retired printer, committed professional since 1932, Hackney ers are favorites to win this time, eligible to represent the Western Michigan still In the running for year and the Ramblers are com- Windham High of Willimantic inch mains and six catch basins. maroon roses. Dispatches in Cairo two days early Saturday morning. South­ suicide yesterday in a field near culated_____ a petition. among proper- A petition of properly owners east of .Kumsong elements of an­ were Fred Shea, 56, of 23 Kerry la a native of (Jhlcopee, Mass. too. Conference In the Rose Bowl until the Big Ten crown, trsvols east to jH'sed of the old V.F.W. players. rcplncc-s ilamden High aa a CCIL Following the ceremony a din­ ago reported El Hakeem’s govern­ his home by shooting himself in Prior to coming to Manchester 19.53 while the Irish have turned meet di.sap|)ointtng Cornell at Bolton will field a fairly new ty owners In the vicinity asking the I Highland and Gardner streets ner for memlfcrs of the Immediate ment has resigned under pressure other Red battalion made a six- .'treet. charged with Intoxication, In the National Conference, the member tills season. Home and State Highway Commissioner to ^pq,lasting the sewers be built was hour attack on three U.N. posi­ the head with a .32 caliber revol­ Alex served at the'Merrimac Val­ pace-setting Chicago Bears (5-1- down post-season bids for many Ithaca, i\. Y., in another Intersec- team as Dave Dooman their high Iiomo gamc.H have been sclieduled families followed by a reception of the Syrian people but he said and Stanley S. Gill. 42. 69-71 ver, according to Medical Elxaml- Alex Hackney "take prompt steps' to widen snd | approved hy the Board of Directors tions. They were driven off. North street, proprietor of the ley (Country Club near Lowell, 9) will collide with the Detroit years. tional affair. scoring star is away at school. With Wmdliam. East Hartford was held at the South Meriden the resignation had been submitted ner John E. Flaherty. Mass Previously he was pro at But a victory for Michigan Other games liuliideil: Cliff Massey will handle the Win Clarke Improve the Oakland bridge The after several public hearings. officially to President Hashem el An Allied officer’ told AP Cor­ White Eagle Restaurant, charged Llons-*n Chicago’s Wrigley Field. High, Hartford High, Middletown House in Meriden. Mrs. Mahoney His body was found by a neigh­ the Oxford and Wllbraham Coun­ Here, too, a loss would just about State would go a long way toward East Biickncll at Colgate, De­ team again. Wapplng will still Atassi only today. respondent Milo Farneti the Chi- with violation of Section 4293 of High, Hilstol High. Hall High of received in a teal blue gown with ne.se Reds were ’’apparently mov­ bor, Rollle Smith, who was assist­ try Clubs. eliminate the Lions (3-2-11 from moving the Spartans higher troit at Villnnova. I>artmouth at have Yummy Krcyslgg and its Weal Hartford. Meriden High black accrs.sories and a corsage of the General Statutes, selling to in­ ing members of the family In a ing in a whole new corps’’ (about toxicated persons. TTie popular pro com^s from a pennant contention. In a previous among the nation’s top gridiron Oiliimlda, Marquette at Holy long shot artist Dan Dalv as a Toiiiiiiy Boll IIcadN and Weaver High of Hart­ variegated camellias, and Mrs. search. Marmaud had been miss­ Rqlfing finilly. Seven of his eight Local Sport encounter this season, the Bears forces. .State was rated No. 5 (To.ss, NYU at Temple. Ohio State scoring nucleus. Silk n ty , who ford. Windhiim, Midilletown, Bria- Mrs. Thomas E. IVilke. ! 30,000 mcnl to replace the one Gill was represented hy Attor­ Krech rercived in a cocoa brown Tavored Sons’ badly chewed up near Kumsong ing since midnight. uncles were golf pros. His parents edged Detroit, 28 to 23, on a last week In the Associated Press at Pittsburgh. Syracuse at Penn has alrrady l>ocn on the floor wtll tol, Meriden and Hall are rival gown with brown accessories and ney Herman 'Yules who entered a Marmaud waa the retired hear poll. Nortli>Soiitli Open Classified Advertising and arcompamed the soloist, Mrs. last month. plea of not guilty. Charges were fine golfers. Alex is married Chatter blocked kick. Slate, Rutgers at Brown, the Cita­ have aiich stalwarta aa Rlll'Shaw, CCIL members. a corsage of yellow pompons. of the National Legal Blank Co. and haa two daughters. Yanks on Went Coaat Tennessee, one of Ihe three 1951 del at Army, South Candina at Yoah VIncek. Pat Bolduc, Jim Only newcomer on the alate Is ’ Dons Roy Bull. When leaving on a motor trip to were brought against Gill Wed­ of Boston and had resided her» OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 10 Esrortod to the altar and given Get Lift From nesday afternoon by a state liquor I New Greenskeeper Edw^ds is Manchester is represented on the Other games find Los Angeles Bowl contestsnts with a good West Virginia. Blanchard and Hurk Ellla Little Pinehurst, N. (’., Nov. 19 (J5 llartforil High. The Owls replace Florida the bride wore a black and the last four years with a son I * Navy veterah of World War II. (4-2-9), breathing down the chance of playing a repeat en­ is known of the Ramblers. Miller’s Hnniden. ! in marriage b\' her father, the red checked suit with black vel­ inspector from the Liquor ContttoT Trinity, Wesleyan and Connecticut Midwest Bradley at Toledo, Tommy (Thunder) Bolt, who has About Town James Marmaud, a native of Rox I F o r the past two years he served Bears’ necks, meeting the Chica­ gagement. should have no trouble Drake at Wichita. Indiana at Min­ or the Center Spring entries. Last year the Indians won six Houses for Sale 72 bride was atlended by her (ousin. vet accessories and a leopard coal. Commission. Patrolman iflrton bury. Mass., leaves a brother, Jo ­ varsity foctball teams this fall. made a hiildt of playing his heat Houses for Sale . _ |.\I1.RS Ru.saleen tjuirk of thi.s town, Taft, Ike Race Stratton waa dispatched the at the Litchfield Country Club. Paul Arcari is at Trinity, Roger go Cardinals (1-5-9) In Los Ange­ getting pa.st Washlnclon and Lee nesota, Kansas Slate at Tulsa, If any other tram wlahea con- games and loal eleven. Prospects After Dec. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Krech The Kiwanis Chib will hold a seph of Brookline, Mass,; two sis­ When an opportunity came to bet- les. Green Bay (3-3-9) at Pitts­ for the Vola' seventh successive •slderatlon it should get Us entry golf laic In the year, is at it again. are briglit for a big aeason with MANt'i.ESTER - 6-r.)om Cape as maid of honor Bnde.smaid.s will he at home in their newly . ,, ... , , 1. J I restaurant upon the comrsfalnt and Schubert at Wesleyan and A1 Rog­ I»yoIa (Ijos Angcicsl at Kansas. round table at ita regularly sched- ters. Mrs. Florence Brsgg of A1 Iter himself, he accepted the Man- burgh (1-4-11 and the New York victory. Nebraska at Iowa State. Okla­ into ’Y’ Dirertor Bid Stearns and Tile 3.7-year-old native of Okla­ several fine letterinen retiirntng, Cod. 4 down, 2 up. De.sirahle loca­ were Mi.ss Charlotte Quirk, anoth­ con.slructcd home at Circle drive. (Continued from Page One) ston. Mass., and Mrs. Joseph W’ah ers at UConn. All three players are THIS W EEK’S SPECIAL er oou.sin; Miss Elizabetlt like, tiled meeting for 12:15 Mondav I Chester position. A graduate of the linemen. Arrart and Schubert arc Yanks (9-5-1) at San Francisco Kentucky, hopeful of another homa at Mls.soiirl, I’lirdue at if a vacancy occura It will receive homa. who calla Houston. Tex., plu.s some good piciiipcM'ta up from tion off East Center street. $11,- Wallingford. of Jamaica Plain, Mass., in addi I University of Massachu.sctts, Ed- (3-3-9), Bowl bid still confronted with a first coiiHldcratlon. No one may last year's Jayvc'e squad. TAVO FAMILY—5 room dunlex sister of the bridegroom, and Mi.s.s The briflc. a graduate of Man- ! heads the l.’niver.Rity of Pennsyl- noon at the Country au b. A intojycalcd tackles and Rogers ia an end. Northwestern. home, 1ml registers out oP I^ur- 500 Call 2-0032 Patricia Noone of ' te Plain.s. this time election of officers will : — . . . < lion to his son. I wards comes here well recom- The Browns may be hard put to Nov. 24 engagement against the South Boston Cidlego at Clem- play in this league who playa iii The Hc heiliile follows: oil heat. 3 bedroom apartments, 2 i Chester High School, was formeiV vania. told a Chicago news con- The staters two witnesses were make It six straight victories. The ham, N. C., hecauso of a driving Thiirsclay, Nov. 22, AliimnI, Home. N, 5' . ri'Usin of the bi le. Maunee be held. The attendance priz.e will tile inspector and Patrolman I mended. Professor Dickinson of Vols. figure to shake Babe Parilli son, Davidson at North Carolina any other Recreation Department car g.irage near now school, shop- ! I employed at Cheney Brothers. Mr. ference his plans for 1952 will be Manchester Chapter of the State Eagles, besides knowing they must loose against Tulane for a victory. Friday, Nov. 30, Windham, Away. liahill of Hartford wa.s be.-t man 1 Krech. a graduate of Meriden open for analy.sis until January. he furnished...... by.. E. . , J., Holl. J La- . , Stratlofi. Attorney 5'ules plan- I the U. Of Massachusetts and form- State. Georgia at Honda. Hous­ league in town; neither can a range conneitlon, was a stroke ping and bus. Rent one side 840, Lois for .‘sale Hospital Notes jer greenskeeper Steve Kristof. The Board of Approved Baseball Um­ win to stay In contention, will be But the same can’t be said for name he on the roster that la not ahead of his 50 rlval.s after 54 Fi1da,v. Dec. 7, Ea.'«t Hartford, owner's side occupancy in 4.'i days. and RonaM Gate.s. Raymond Kills j High School and the University of Sta.ssen, who has said he won't dies night will be held Wednesday,; ; iK'U 141 liui gt,outniju nine witnesses pires has rescheduled another meet­ ton at I»uiavilIo, l^entucky at. Tu­ LOTS OF CARS FOR .SALE at evening and members are remind- ■ I latter resigned last month. Ed- shooting for the first win over the Both Tennessee and Kentuckv lane, Mlssi.sslppl Southern at Aln- eligible to play at the present liolea of the North and South Open Away, Full price $12,000. About $.3,500 and Arnolrl .lohnson. all of Man- I Connecticut, is comptroller for the support Taft for the nomination, iTfT the stand. ing for Wednesday night at 7:30 Browns in two years. Last season, (Tarke Motor Sales, 301 Broad rhoster. served as, ushers. cd to make their dinner reserv ____ Patients Today...... Iwards will assume his duties on won their post season encounters hamn, Mississippi at Auburn. time. golf tournament. ’DiesilAy, Dec. 11, llarlforcl. Away. ca.’h needed. j H. Wales Lines Company in Meri­ Indicated it was less likely he at Murphy’s restaurant. Cleveland twice whipped the Phil­ last .Tan. 1. the Vols taking the 6 ROOMS—All rooms fini.shed. street. Open evenings. i The hnde .S gown of ivorv .satin den. He served as pilot in the U. S. would run if Eisenhower does. lions for this event. ' c . l • IV 1 Admitted yesterday; Jill Mes iNovember 19. Married, the new North Carolina at Virginia. Rich­ With today left open to avert Friday. Dec. 14, Middletown, senger. 61 Ridgewood street; Ren- I boas of the greens has a young adelphians. Cotton Bowl game and the Wild­ Home. 8 years old. near modern sch o o l ‘ and imported lai e wa.s designed Air Force in the Pacific area dur­ Slecliiieii to rush mond at Stetson. Vanderbilt at rollcge football eoni|illiallon, BOLTON— acres of goml land The regular monthly nje^ing of I Blanchette, 52 Bunce drive; Mr? Ison. Members of the Silk City foot­ But the Browns, who lost to cats winning the Sugar Bowl con­ Tiiniiny’g siiecesslvo rounds of 71- and bus line Oil beat, amesite with a fitted bodii'C of the lace: ing the war. San Francisco in the season’s lyuilsiana State. VPI at William Arizili Pliillv’s Friday, Dec, 21, Bristol, Away, Some building lota. Good loca­ sheer round neokline and long the Board of .Dircctor^ oL.thi; .Silk ball team are assessed one dollar test. * Mary. Wake Forest at Duke 72*71 tor 214 U'fl him two under Frliih.v, bee. 28, Wc.^t Hartford, drive, city water, sidewalks, fniit r d for each practice session they miss opener, have been playing clutch Texas, beaten last New Year’s and shade trees. Special price $12 - I tion. ITiced right at $7,500: Phone tight-fltting sleeves. Her tiorefi City t’orporation wtll be held at Lor Wa«es Boost ^ LtrgrRose. V V M«ch«le7 Soiithweat Rice at Arkansa.s. ))ar and one stroke ahead of Cary Away. DarlinR-Zimmerman the office of Hie corporation at ------Docite Dauvin. Broad Brook; Mrr iWallare Hairline during the week. The money is de­ ball since then, winning five Day by Tennessee. And the rea­ Middlccoff, llie golfing dentist 000 About $3,500 down payment. Barbara Woods. 3702. veil of illusion waa held in place Announcement Is made of the Obituary straight from by one to 45 points. Southern Methodist at Texas AAM Big Scoring Ace Frlilay, Jan. 4. Meriden, Home. with a coronet of orange blos.soma 6:30 Monday evening. ducted from the players' split after sons are: The Longhorns are a Wyoming at New Mexico. from Memphis, Tenn. Earlv occiip.ancv. marriage of Mrs. Mar>’ Zimmer­ (Continued from Page One) ^ Evelyn Quilitch, 332 W^dbridg each game. The Giants-Redskins tilt may Tuesday, Jiin. 8, Weaver. Away. HACKMATACK Street —166 x rained a bridal bouquet ------1 street; Arthur Snow. Wapplng member of the Southwest Con­ Far West —Arizona at Teini>e Bolt, 27lh on this year’s touma- 6 ROOMS—(2 partially finished man of 116 North School street, Winner At Garden develop into a passing game, with ference. where siirprlses arc rou­ By The Associated Prera Friday, Jan. It, Windham, Homs, up). 8 years old. A-1 shape, oil 270’. A'.so 13 acre., with large! of orchids and .stephanoli.s. The Rockville Lodge of Elks is They had most of the estimated ■ Jacqueline Boucher, 35 ^ in ^ to i Stale, Denver at College of the meiil money winning list, was to Hiram N. Darling of Ea.sl Cal­ Ray Ram.sdell, Rockville sports the Giants' Cliarley Conerly tine, and their opponent Bavlor It used to be; Stop Joe Fulks, WeiliK/slay, Jan. 16, East Hart­ heat. Partially finished basement barn and poultry housea on Hack- ' ^onor attemlant wore grey ais, Vt. The ceremony was per­ Deathi4 having a dinner in honor of the 12 per cent cost of living raise ! street; Alana^NorUmop, 59^Turn matching seriel strikes with the Pacific, Montana at Colorado fourth in the 1949 Miami, Fla, ford, Home. room and hatchway. Amesite drive, matack street. Carter street, 6 larr over salmon sHtin, matching: press at 7 o’clock tonight at the l.sst year. Murray already has said bull ‘ ’’ road: ^ Ruth Rogowski. New'York. Nov. 70.—(A5 -A re­ official, served as head linesman has strike-throwing I-al-rv lahell. AA-M, UCI.,A at Oregon .Stale. and you atop the Phltadelphls Open ill Deeemher, 1949. He tied formed on Wednesday, Nov. 7. by am bout between slugging Coley this afternoon at the Connecticut- Skins' great veteran. Sammy Texas No. 10 nationally, ha.s a Friday, Jan. 18, Hartford, Homs. deep lot. good chicken coop and acre.s E. F. Von Ecker. .509 Kee­ hat of salmon .‘^atin, and carried the Rev. J. L. Burke of Woodbury. Elks’ Home in Rockville. News­ four rents would he "very low" as Charter Oak street; Mrs. Laur. Baugh. Although the loop’s senior Utah State at Brigham Young. Warriors. Not so any more. Not for fourth there last year ami llie ney street. Konstonty Olekslnskl paper people arc invited guests. Kratzkc, Rockville; Ruseell Hunt Itallace of New Y’ork and chunky American International football record of six victories and a two- Utah at Colorado. V4'ashington at folimving week was second in the Friday, Jan. 25, Mlddlctowa, Away other pens. Nice shrubbery shade an arm bouquet of pink camellias. Vt. The bridal attendants ■were Mr. a wage demand. member, Baugh haa had a big while a gent named Paul Arlzin la Friday, Frb. 1, Bristol, Home. and fniif ti ecs. Full price $11,800. The gowns of the hrulesmaid.s Konstanty Oleksinski of 73 Following the dinner and a talk In addition to asking for “sub­ Vernon. taron Wil.son of Knoxville, Tenn^ game at Storrs. point defeat by Arkansas. Bay­ (’allfornla, Waahlngton State at around. Saviuinali Open. and Mrs. C. R. Eagle.son of East in the making today as a re- hand in Washington's two vic­ lor has a 4-1-1 record. Frulny, Feb. 8, West Hartford, with .$3,000 down payment. IM­ were identiral to that of the maid Calais. Mr.s. Eagleson is a grand­ West Center street died at the by a _ guest^ speaker, there will he stantial " wage increases for his Admitted today: Harold Trom tories, and eould be Instrumental Idaho Arizili, a tireleas, alx-foot-four It's that time of year again ami Suburban For Sale 75 of honor, and in lieu of liata they Manchester Memorial Hospital | (jljncitTg. steel union. Murray is expected to bley, 29 Garden street: Madelen alt of their close, bruising battle Ernie Jolin.son 1s employed as a Bolt IS tioping this will bo tlie Home. MEDIATE OCCrPANCY. daughter of the bride. Madison Square Garden. in an upset of the Giants. jumping jack, currently is the big wore short veils caught with flow- Mr. and Mrs. Darling on their this morning after a long illness. | reouest a union shop and a guar- Baronti. Stafford Springs; (That post office worker in Los Angeles, gnin In Philadelphia’s attack in the toiirnanient he makes hia first Wednesday, Feb. 13, Weaver, 6 'i ROOMS-Large living rrxjm. E'OR 5"OUR own family and yo'.:r Bom in Poland, he came to this | Called in as last-day subs for Home . large kitchen and dinette space. 3 cr.s. return from an tinannouneed wed­ Mis. Mary D. Burlinson of 419 ; antced annual wage. (A union lenc Gill. South Coventry; Fre California He reports In a letter to National Kaskethall Association, major victory. in-laws: 2 adjoining properties country in 1906. At one time he ; Nill. 74 Jensen street. oland La Starza and Dan Buc- Hal Tiirkington that he plans to Mlddlecoff, 36-hoie lender at Friday, Feb. 15. Meriden. Away. bedrooms. Front hallway, oil heat, I for only $25 725! Attractive mod­ E'or her daughter’s wedding Mrs ding trip will make their home at Center street was granted a di- j shop agreement would require all eronl, the two heavies staged a High Completes Grid Tlie Warriora have played three waa the owner of the Manchester ; voice from her husband. Arthur I employes of steel companies under Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Get play a little dusty league ball this Williamg Drops games so far and Arizin'liaa been 142, slipped to 7.7- voslerday for porch, garage, large lot, big shade | ern home featuring ba.sement with Toomey chose F'l enrh blue silk and 116 North School street, and re­ blugfest for a handful of custom- 214 ceive their friends after Nov. 29. Bakery and then owner of a res-1 of New York, on the grounds Of i rontract with the Murray union to aldine Leggett and son. Sout winter just to stay in shape. Ernie high Bcorcr each time, netting. In trees, very nice neighborhood Rea­ fireplace, toilet, shower and 2-car bronze accessories, and the moth­ prs last night, with Wallace gain- will report to the Boston Braves The story of the round, in cap­ sonably priced $13,500. About , e r of tile bridegroom was attired tauraiit at 444 Center street. He I desertion, in Superior Court in | join iiis organization in order to Coventry: Henry Escott, 266 Hig i Spring Practice order, 22, 23 and 29 pointa. That's garage: hot water loili; kitchen' waa a member of the Polish Na-1 street; Mrs. Henrietta Gray. 3 tig the unanimous decision on the at their Bradenton, Fla, training sule form, could lie told by wlial Ottawa Through $4,000 down. 45 day occupancy. j j in navy blue silk, matcliiiig acces­ Hartford yesterday. i hold their lohsi. Strength of a powerful finish. Season at Nebo Today an average of almost 25 a game. with dishwasher, distio.sal and tional Alliance of America in | Murray also would lil;te improve Thomaa drive; Stanley BlaschiV hn.«e In March. Several National Ijisl night, Phlladephia met hapiiened on the Inst hole. Boll, 2 FAMILY -3 'v( years old, 5 sories Both mothers wore orchid Told by his handlers to go out League teams, according to The Hartford. Nov. 19—(;P)—Wil­ over Ihe green with his second, ventilator fan. 2 licdrooms. stair­ corsages and a.ssiated the hrtdal Manchester and of the Kosciusko | A meeting of the Auxiliaiy Po­ menUs in the pension and health 45 W^edgewood street; Mrs. Id Ge.irgc MIkand and the Minnea­ 111 liiteriiatioiial room Hats. Hot water oil burner way to expansion, living room |ind win the tenth frame "big,” Sporting .News, have tried to buy liams College has dropped spring pitched up hrniitifully 18 inehi-s party at a reception at the Offi- Court Cases Club in Rockville. lice '.vil be held Monday night at insurance plans which he won Whidden, Brooklyn, Conn.; Charle he 23-year-old Wallace, a facial polis I.,akers. Fulks. the Warriors’ heat, good income. Near new school, about 14 x 16. fireplace. Also He leaves his wife. Mrs. Bar­ Strickland, Glastonbury; Elain John.sfin from the Boston organi­ football practice. Roarli After New Sehool Eastern Cage I.eague frean the pin for a fine* jiar four. shopping and buses. Sale price $10 - rer.s’ Club. Hartford. 7:39 at the Hollister School. after a hitter strike in 1949, but hger for the Joe Louis of 15 mainstay, was III and didn't play. Ottawa, Nov. 10 (Ah -Ottawa'a cozy 3-room home, steam loili bara Oleksinski; one son, William ______I those programs were negotiated I Goulet, Andover. zation. President James Phinney Bax­ Set With Six Teams B((t Arizln, an All-America with Midclleeoff. pl.-cylng rigid linck on BOO. About $6..500 down payment. For a wed_dlng trip to Sea Island, Speeding cases disposed of in bears ago, stomped out of his cor­ ter, 3rd. of Williams told alumni Scoring Reeord in him in the final twiwonie. was on lirief taste of Triple "A" huscball heat, living room about 12x16. Georgia, the bride is wearing a red, Town Court this morning before Oleksinski; three daughters, Mrs. Hose Company No. 1. MFD, w 11 ; for five years and can only be Birth today: A daughter to Mi ner and handed his ex-GI rival a Vlllanova, carried the load, hitting IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on 1st Isabelle Parclak. Mrs. Virginia and Mrs. Andre Bamlak, 52 Rui-. Herm’s Studio will hold a hasket- here last night that he expects those 29 points, ami the Warriora in two, but three-putted for a five, ui>purintly Is over. floor apartment. Total frontage approximately three-piece suit of wool gabardine, Judge John S. G. Rottner were as hold 3 drill tomiiiow inoriiin;. at | touched by agreement of the em­ |earsome shellacking. Came With Wintlham; Reorganization of the Ea.st- The New York Giants arc pull­ Narkon and Miss Helen Olck.sin- 10;.30. The regulvr monthly meet­ bnll practice session tonight from Wesleyan and Amherst, the other upset the Lakers, 98 to 86. missing a six-foeder, to lose his 170x139. F’ew young frirtt trees, navy arecssones and orchid cor­ follows: ployers and union. sell street. Just before the bell, he nailed ern Professional Ba.skethall c'hunc e for a first iilacc tie. ing out of Ottawa according to • ski, all of Manchester, and two ing of the comuany will be held 6 to 8 o’clock at the East Side Reii. members of the "Little Three," to Seek Seventh Viefory League Into a six-clul) circuit In the only other game, the In­ THE ALLEN REALTY CO. sightly location, walking distance sage. After Dec. 1 the couple will Percy Sandborn. J r , Augusta, itilson with a jolting left hook to Herman Wierzblcki, team sponsor, join In the move. Ita purpose, he ■ The freckled Tonne.ssean, win­ Frank Shaiiglinc.s.sy, president of to schools, stores, snd bu.s El- make their home in Littleton. Maine, $15: Barbara A. Mills, granddaughters. Monday night at o:29. he chin and Aaron went down on wa.s announced la.st night by dianapolis Olympians - surprise 180 Center St.. Manchester The funeral will be held Mon­ will coach the squad this season. said, ia to "remove some of the team of the young aeason won ner of this touniBinent while an the InterniiUonal League, ijnd lington-Rockvlllc section. Walton Mass. 1 Thompsonville. $15; Leslie R. Jay, iTa back. He staggered to his feet Finis will be markerf to the league .secretary Hal Turking- prospects are slim that u repioce- Phone 6105 or 2-0438 day morning at 9:S0 at the W'. P. Harti'ord Chapter, National As­ over-emphasis on athletics.” ton. their second game In four atarts amateur six yonr.s ago, l.s Ihe W. Grant, nealtor,' 647 Mam The bride was graduated from 117 Birch street. $15; Theodore kt the count of five and wobbled Manrheslei, Middletown and Baxter, speaking on the eve of moat auccesaful football aeason in year's No. 2 nionc^y winner with nienl will Isi found. Our Lady of Good Coun.sel Acade- , j j Kasck, Quish Funeral Homo. 225 Main sociation of Cost Accountants, |o the ropes as the bell rang. The realigned league will in­ by whipping the Fort Wayne Pis­ I HAVE A 6-room house located street, Hartford, 2-7.584. Eve­ 76 Oliver road. $11; Meriden failed to have repre.senta- the anual "Potted Ivy" game be­ yeara at Manchester High this tons, 92 to 77. Buckshot O’Brien more than $24,000 to his c-redil. New York shifted their Jersey on Phelps Road under construc­ my. White Plains. N. Y.. after ; J,n,i Philip E. C5ifro, 54 Birch street, and at 10 o’clock at St. has announced the election of the BUY OR BUILD IN That won the fight for Wallace clude teams from Manchester. He's won six touniuments and liii- nings: Manchester, 3160. John’s Polish National Ctiurch. following new members from this tlves pre.sent at a recent meeting tween Williams and Wesleyan at afternoon at Mt. Nebo when the led the winners’ drive before City ffanchise to Ottawa for lha tion for fslc. The house is abouf which she stiidied aeronautical eq- I street $21. 1 about as tight a finish as you Middletown, said Williams also Bri.stol. Torrington, .Smiihing- islieil second in three others. 1951 sea.son, 'The team finished Burial will be In St. John’s Polish town; Allen P’. Osgood, em­ of the State Polish basketball Indiana entertain Windham High ton and Middletown and 3,911 home town fans with 15 to be plastered, so the new owner STAFFORD SPRINGGS Victor- gineering at the Catholic Univer-T other ca.ses were Emil La- lould make it under the conipliT league. Only New Britain, Hart­ might eliminate out-of-season pointa. F 1 V e. clangerous professlonulH, HcveiilU afid the attendance waa ian 14 mom house, good condi­ sity. Washington, D. C. Plante. Glastonburv. stop sign Cemetery. ployed at Hamilton Standard Di­ fated matlftmatleal manner in of Willimantic. Kickoff is listed at Holyoke, Mass. Inc Imling roly poly Jimmy Aclams, could cairy out some of his own Friends may call at the funeral vision in Elast Hartford, a resi­ FRIENDLY GLASTONBURY ford and Bristol were present. The practice for all other sports. 2 o’clock. Meantime, some 4,900 Philadel­ poor. ideas from now on a.s to decora- ! tion 2 hatha. 4 beautiful fire­ Lieutenant Wilkc. a graduate of violation $6; Stuari C Hall. Willi- vhich bouts are scored here. Tiirkington saiil the league British Ryder Cupper from Scot­ • Shauglineasy said yesterday; home from this evening until the dent of 53 Mill street, and a The two judges. Bert Grant and three M’s Manchester. Middle- He expressed the hope that dls- Roasting the highest' scoring phia fana saw Mikan pgp in 41 tion, light fixtures and etc Tel | places Full basement. Oil heat. Mnnchostcr High^^hool’ attended , re to observe red town and Meriden cuaiona among the "Little Three," would play a 29-game sched­ points. But through the efforts of land, were locked at 216, only I pm "The New York Giants have told the Universities of Connecticut.. ... ami j j . pnnald A. Anderson. hour of the funeral. graduate of Hillyer College, and Parley Shorten, gave each Apht-UhT team in the history of the school ule which will be made puli- strokea off the top end, J^dtiihg 2-3103 or 6394. 3-car garage Barn. 49 acres land. Edward B. Bu.shnell, employed at one of the oldest among college Arizln. George Senesky and Vern me definilely they will not operate High elevation. Can be used as 2- Oklahoma. He served over.seas two Elmwood, stop sign violation, $6 SUNSET DRIVE: , ir five rounds. But both officials i ' ____ with 227 points to date in register­ lic after a meeting at Meriden Adams were Doug Ford, Harrlsim, a club in Ottawa again. years in World War II. Before be­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, a .warded the bout to Wallace on rivalries, might lead to further Gardner, the Warriora racked up MANCHESTER GREEN SEC­ family. inn or convalescent home. Edward Wrobel, East Hartford, Owner transferred to New Jereej. Must sell ' j * * * * " ^ 1 Silk City football team will be limitations on “some of the over­ ing six triumphs in seven starts, Wednesday. It is planned to N. Y.. the year’s No. 7 )noney win­ "Wo are now negutiatlng with ing recalled he was a tool engineer resident of 79 Middle turnpike Ihe auxiliary point system. Grant (^oach Walker Briggs’ charges their aecond win in three games. TION—Please, don't say "I don't Reasonable Tom Minor, Agent. intoxication, 30 days suspended home. Built less than 8 ytmn ago. Residence U on the road the next two Sundays. grown asi^cts of college sports, open the sea.son Tlianksgiving Senesky potted 23 points while ner, ■ JAhn Bamurfi, husky shot- Newark and we have a eoiiplc of with Wales-Strippit Corp. and SIX months probation. Funerals west, and a graduate of Boston lounting his points 7 to 6 and Tomorrow the Aces play the will attempt to square the scries Day. maker from Grand Rn|ilcls, Mich ; want to buy this hou.se" until you | Tel. Rockville 5-5042 University. on acre lot with beautiful view In a ^ ' fhortell, 9 to 6. including restrictions on football Gardner, subbing for Fulks. con­ other offers for tlie franchi.se and have seen the interior. Read about j Ca.ses continued; Cecil H. Os- (AA residential zone). House fea^res ’ , Rockville I,egion ib the Windy scouting.” with Windham in the trophy com­ nected for 20. Philadelphia threw Bolihy Tcxikl, Ihe tiny man with at ixesent it l.s only a question of Referee George Walsh scored 18 petition. TTie Thread a t y Ihe big game from Northampton, Its merits. |VERNON -- Two-family duplex carson. .South Coventry, speeding, Mrs. Robert F. Sloan Memorial Temple. Pythian Sis­ Minted rooms. Tile bath and tavntory. Porch and t car City and on Nov. the locals Athletic officials at We.sleyan up 75 shots from the floor and 35 u park. Terms of Housing Funeral services for Mrs. Rob­ or Wilson In rounds, 5-4-1. but travel to We.xt Hartford to en­ AMVETS put Into circulation a Mass., and Julius Boros of South­ SPACE: This hou.se features side i 7-6. Furnace each side 2 flre- to Tuesday, Nov. 13. and Robert ters, will entertain Grand Chief Full cellar. Hot water hefiL Price *28.990. Generous mortgage Ud Wallace in front on points. 7 and Amherst said that Baxter’s found the mark. . "I can’t get anyliody else to con­ entrance hall, open stairway, liv-! place.s Large open porch In good I G. Pike. Hartford, driving under ert F. Sloan, formerly of this gage the Spartan.s. announcement came as news to three-legged trophy four yeara ern Pines. sider the (Jltiiwu situation because Mrs. Emily Britton and her staff available. 6. Using his option under Ihe ago. Windham won the firat two Sports Schedule | Ing room with fireplace, dining condition. 1'- acres land. Nice Agreeiiieiil Studied ] the influence of intoxicating liqu- town, who died Wednesday, Nov. them. Cravat l.#aKaa Still possibilities at 218, four of the conditions that prevail Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows les. he then cast his ballot for games In the annual series while shots off Bolt’s place, were Miuc room, pine paneled den. heated sun , shade tree* Excellent garden I ors or drugs, to Saturday. Nov. 17. 7. in Claremont. Calif., will be Jimmy "Jazz” Farrell, High Norman Daniels, the Wesleyan there. Tommy Gorman (Ottawa hall, also Grand Chancellor Helm allace because of his stronger Manchester bounded back la.stfall Saturday, Nov. 10 Evans, Detroit prh, and Dick room, modem kitchen, rear vesti­ space mile to hourly bus '« I A warrant was ordered issued held Tuesday at 2:39 at the fu­ HOUSES UNDER CONSTRUCTION: nlsh. football player, missed today’s football (Xiach, said hia spring ,KI(•IruanHh .... promoter) waitU a big price for T3ic Town of Manchester might and his staff. The meeting and game at Mt. Nebo due to a knee to get one leg on the award. To­ . . no 112 T23 ,345 (’hapnian, PInehurat nmateiir, bule and lavatory on 1st floor 3 mile to Parkway Near schools have to install paving on all road for Julius A. Demko. Rockville, neral home of Taylor and Modeen, South Glastonbury, Dug Rood (Off Tryon Stroot) A total of 2,124 fans paid $7,173 football practice was "practical­ Windham v«. High, 2 p. m. — M( tr*l( ...... 4.. 77 89 93 258 the baseball lea.se at Lansduwno entertainment will be preceded by injury suffered In the Rockville day the Indians hope to make tlic Nebo. , t’l nii'irji ...... 10.1 95 124 322 who ho!d.s the British Aniniciir bedrooms, bath and sun deck. .3rd and church. 11 mlle.s to aircraft beds Const nicted on streets which who failed to appear and answer 23.3 Wa.shington street. Hartford. a supper at 6:39 in the banquet r the substitute main event ly non-existent." .1 Mu»l>hy .... 1‘urk and tor the lights. On top floor. Insulated and wall boarded William H. Surgenor of the Ply­ Cane Cods: Builder It prepared to take your ot^ r (or t^ s b e ^ game. trophy series at two games ... 125 80 97 302 chnniplonshlp. of Ibiit, any club would still have Owner will vacate 7 rooms at the local housing authority deter­ to charges of double parking and hall by a committee consisting of hich waa telecast bv NBC and “We have only a small grohp apiece. Sunday, Nov. II M. Schubi^rt ... __ 86 117 114 317 They were one shot ahead of Ted Ideal for children play room, or 2 Improper parking. mouth Brethern of Prospect Ave- housnocated on plots Sfjf w^?*hl|St' out for 19 days without pads," he Sirtt City at Rockville, to pay 19 per cent rent and buy clcvsing. Tom Minor. Agent. Tel. mines to use for public streets- Mrs. Mercyll Feckham, Mrs. -4 X 82, 6 rooms, full cellar, full shed dormer, hot water iroadcast by ABC. Wallace, a 9 Horace Decker is the new presi­ Jimmy Roach, the great local 2 - Lo- Twtali...... 501 Bishop, Weston, Mass., former bedrooms. Cellar has garage spare within the boundaries of any 6 underdog, weighed 197 1-4 said. "Just time enough to get ac­ gion Field. 493 players.” for 2 cars, dark room, storage and I Rockville 5-5042. Frances Herron. Mrs. Margaret j \ ^ m s com^:ye"?e’«n first floor with tiled dent of the Manchester Coon and fullback, will be out to establiah Train Na. (3) U. S. amateur champion, and two housing project built with the Johnson. Mrs. Teresa McEwen, WUson’a 190. quainted.” Sunday, Soy. 18 Lai'.cr ... 107 105 101 115 Brltiah Ryder flip players. Dal heater room. window, kitchen fan. heating, plumbing Fox aub. Eddie Dziadus is vice "No. we havent’s talked about a new individual acoring record. Pnraona 106 98 82 286 t ic llascJil IMsrbarged THIS MAY solve your problem. state allocation of $3,037,000, ac­ Mrs. Carmen Burleigh, Mrs. Mu­ second floor. Attractively landscaped TTie 185-pound arc has 87 points gilk City VB. SparUns, 2 — Wr.-iia 100 107 im Heca and Max Faulkner. CONVENIENCES: G E. dishwash-1 ceptance of whli h IS now under Mrs. Lincoln’s Doll Exhibit president, Yngo Schiller, secre­ dropping It at Wesleyan, but I’m 121 Baltinturc, Nov. 10 - lA’i—New er and disposal, electric range andj 8 rooms, full cellar, hot air furn­ riel Bolin. The entertainment will this home can be completed to meet your desire and taste. Price tary, and Frank Irons, treasurer. to his credit. 'The schoolmark is Wcat Hartford. Magmiiion 97 ni 99 .'i07 ace. bath, eleetrinty, aluminum consideration hy the Board of Di­ be In charge of Mrs. Sarah Miller sure weld favor such a move." 106 115 95 116 *V* M errhanti I.eaxiie York Yankee pitcher Vic Raschi refrigerator. Automatic electric *18,909. Lcller, Borowy At Amherst. Coach John Mc- 96, set in 1943 hy Ray Zemanek. *niur»da,Vs Nov. 22 l.s slated for discharge today from” storm windnw.s and screens. 1-car rectors. This stipulation ia con­ and Mrs. Helen Potyra. The offi­ To ta li .... washer, twelve and one half cubic Proves Hit at Church Fair , i Manchester High has scored 34 Laughry said a reporter’s phone Roach haa scored at least one Annual Five Mile Road Race 516 ,5.16 502 1.554 Nlandlait Johns Hopkins hospital, A frayed garage, barn. 12 acres, partly tained in the "cooperation agree­ cers are requested to wear white. touchdown in every game played --V foot deep freeza-. ment" which the town and the Undor Construction— M-Doy Occupancy touchdowns this season In seven call about Baxter's announcement Starts at 10;30 in front of Mary I, cartilage was removed from tho LOCATION: Corner lot 85 x 65 x wooded. On State road about 25 Handed Releases gameg. Ten players have scored by the Indians this fall. Every 2 IS) Vir'B Sofia Shop ...... local authority would enter info if Members of Frank J. Mansfield was "the first I have heard of It." loyal 4rrn Hairy la 14 transportation and shopping. 647 Main street, Hartford 2-7584. however, says she is given to un­ doll exhibit proved a great attrac­ ’utflelder (King Kong) Keller Duff slx,^ Berqie Atemany four. McLaughry said spring football at 11:30, Adaniy . . . 112 lOO 100 112 ^^'llllar^f|■ A»uiorlal»a ...... 3 21 lease, he said. A cast has been re­ Notre Dame football player, 19:39 at the American Legion •17,500 when plastered and trimmed (no nnlshed Vnii V yho has been released uncondi- ard. ECONOMY: Metal combination Evenings Manche.ster 3160 or derstand thia requirement by the tion at the annual fair of the Tommy Corcoran three. Pinky Ho^ pifactice doesn't interfere with Sunday. Nov. 25 Hlifh Btiigl#* wuhfHit a mark, Kalon 94. moved from his knee, and ho la Screens and storm sash for entire Frank L Pinney, 3877. WSCS at the South Methodist "Amos and Andy" of radio fame, Home, and proceed to the Mr;i- decanting). *19.500, decorated, professlonaUy landscaped and i ponally by the Detroit Tigers henthal one, Red Ritchie one. other sports at Amherst. Windham has won but one Totaia 574 498 506 1576 IllKli iOl r Ic. II*»lm 150. state housing authority can be chester kfeniorial Hospital for the | game to date, that an 8 to 9 con­ Hartford Rama vb. Silk City, 2 Tra m Na. 4 (1) MlRh ‘lipk K'tzlrkl 362 now getting around on crutchca house cost owner over $1,000 New Church Friday. The collection be­ a nun and choir boy from the amesite driveway. ^ ’ aya he haa no immediate plans Jack Provan one, JImmv Minicuc^^ “If they are going to abolish it, Orlffln 100 and sometimes Is waived. Armistice Day exercises. quest over Rockville. However, — Nebo. 120 112 IU(rh l^ani triple. Vtr a 1720. Timke.a oil burner, com-nlete attic ANDO\'ER, Bolton, Coventry, sev­ According to the agreement the gan with her first dolls In baby­ Church of Perpetual Adoration. or the future but that he "can’t cl one and Harold Carlson one. then I’d like to sell out-of-season r>avlca ...... 116 90 92 298 Illlfh l(*am alnplr V[r * 631. I’rnn Grid KUte and side wall in.sulation Heat coats eral \nllage homes (one and two hood. until now there are nearer Montreal, and numerous others etlre." (3oach Andy Palau’s squad has S^day, 2 Ted ford . . . . 100 108 Riff T r n town must also waive such build­ practice in the other sports Kfoll ...... 86 Holin 114.4. Daxlc 112.2. ICral)«*rt $n 0 per year. Taxes $154 5'ou families I. $4990 and up. Welles 490 than 300, the number stated that repre.sent characters from fic­ SOUTH GLASTONBURY. 77 W A H R STREET: | The Tiger management an- Wally Triplett, former Detroit lost some heartbreakers and will Sparlons va. Silk City, 2—Nebo. ‘ 99 81 268 ing and inspection fees as might bsmned as well. be geared up for an all out battle B. Schubrrt 111 118 90 119 1111, nuBalieO 109.7, Koztrkl 109 6. Philadelphia. Nov. 19 —(Ah — won’t spend a penny for repairs Agenry, Coventry. Tel, 7-6872 or he payable by the local authority. In the announcement of exhibit. tion and the funny papers. Bifi; 3, Turks Form 2 acres, a brook. This attractive home waa Indlt In 177* aM | lounced yesterday the relea.se of Lions’ halfback In the NFL. is now "However, we haven’t even dis- nfn^v»»nto 10S.6 Oiiffh 107.6. Seaton Two intersectibnal rivals and a One small jointed doll is'so tiny today. Totaia ...... 513 511 493 1517 106.1. Larann 106.1. O^orfffj 104 8. and the entire house ha.s recently 7-7.501. The tfiwn would furnish to Jhe ten­ So. extensive Is the collection that has 9 rooms and 2 baths. At present owner • f***?!**? j Teller and pitcher Hank Borowy. a sergeant in the U. S. Army. cused It at Amherst-” t hmey AvjiilUry traditional home-state foe are the it received first prize as the Keller, at his home here, said been redecorated. There is a gen. ants of the project the same mu­ the display of dolls of all nations Mid -East Alliance first floor, 8 rooms and hath on 2nd t three new schcxila on the 1952 and doll furnishings filled tables smallest doll In an exhibit. There hat In September he told (Jharlle t'alipero <0) efiBiis mortgage avnll.able nicipal services and facilities it keeping apartment, which Is vacant. Oil steam h^t, city 3 University of Pennsylvania foot­ Please don’t think $19,800 Is too Wanted—Real Estate 77 around the entire chapel. ' are miniature brides and brido- 2 septic tanks, block from school, church, bus and storaa. 3 'ehringer, Detroit general man­ Kna ...... h4 S3 276 provides free of charge for other (Continued from Page One) Connecticut Host (..ambert ...... 124 lUff 136 368 ball schedule.. Notre Dame, high a price for all this. After In­ Manchester residents. Instead of Great grandmothers found dolls grooms in the collection, and wed- 4'aah. halanre paid monthly on mortgage « ger, that he waa “ through play- Mn« <•1 Town Eastern League squad, less than twenty-four top-notch 8751. people with addlttonal help on Fildey ta tu d a y . S t o ^ . ^ - success over Wlnsted. Yale is taking a holiday today. Rice ...... 80 102 100 will get prompt and personal Public Records ing Mexican aombreroa. Pancho ■Lincoln, how or where she housed Has Local Angle | tled to a 6-9 tie at Mt. Nebo In as made the announcement. professional performers have con­ Radio, heater, new mo­ tm w and building under *25,000. Without building under |10.*00. [Today a Y ear Ago—^The Cleve- Coach Swede Solomonson will Three state teams sre playing Lapp4M) ...... ,87 109 86 A native of Manchester, Fal­ service by calling Ellsworth MIL Villa, Mexican hero, is shown on such a vast collection. She re­ nd Indiana fired Lou Boudreau rough a game as anyone would Sm ith ...... 110 9H 103 tacted Manager Pongratz desiring PORTER STREET -Two-family add strength to the local line and home games. Williams clashes kowski has had nothing but suc­ tor overhaul, new bat< ten. agent. Phone 6939 hla horse, both fashioned of woven, plied that she "didn’t ;" they were "The Tanks Are Coming,” » I manager, and signed A1 Lopez care to witness. PUyers on both McCarthy ...... 88 96 83 workouts, an Indication that an­ house. In excellent neighborhood. Marriage liceneea he can still kick with the best of with Wesleyan at Middletown In cess as a cage coach on the local tery. Excellent condition Rental unit consists of 5 rooms folded com husks. There are dolls all packed away and the task of motion picture coming to the | COMMERCIAL lUILDING: b guide the club in 1951. sides nursed bruises for several them. other top-notch club will play at LIST WITH an active concern for Peter John Robba. 6 Charter unpacking, assorting and setting a- "Little Three” championship Totaia ...... 365 405 372 scene. For more than a decade the armory this season. throughout. Value $1095. and sun porch, producing $75 from Ecuador and Coloiphla, South State theater Sunday for a two- Located la center of Olastonbury. Maaonary buUdlaf 4* z 7* In v e Y ears Ago—Sid Luckman days after the contest. A Rockville Legion team has reliable courteous service. Free Oak street, and Teresa Mary America, miniature Panama hats them up in the chapel required a game, and American International he guided Polish American teams Home games will be played on Hwnthliy. Immediate occupancy Chetelat. 137 School street, who day run. will have special algnlfl- I corner. boUt S yenra ago. Plot M x 120. Beady (er liaatedlate ee- [taaed -tUe Chicago Bears' to a 27- Red Jacko is the big man In the never defeated the Aces on the Hsrkskwi It) appraisal arriving at eatiatactory and others woven of colored straw. great deal of time, which is the la playing the University of Con­ ...... 96 to championship seasons. Two Friday nights or Sunday after­ on owner's apartment which has will be married Nov. 17 In SL cance to three present and former capency. Priced ***,000. victory over the Los Angeles Legion attack. Red runs the field. The cloaegl the Legions ICarinakl 88 89 .00 aeUlng price to you. The AJIen reason she had not exhibited for Manchester residents. necticut at Storrs. Arnold College Alcock ...... 90 92 114 years ago he moved up into the noons each week. The schedule two single bedrodms, a master James’ church. Mra. Lincoln U the daughter of ama before 68,381 spectators. club from his quarterback spot. ever came waa when Manchester Peteraon ...... 87 97 95 seven years. Incidentally, the George Marlow of 17 B Garden is entertaining Moravian at Mil­ big time bracket by leading Nas- will be announced next weffc as *895 bedroom with fireplace, modem Realty Co. Phone Manchestar William Arthur Mertens, East a mlnliter and her mother ia a |Ten Years Ago—West Texas Is a good passer and kicker and walked off the field two years, ago Lange ...... 128 110 84 5195. exhibit netted a neat sum of drive served with the Third ford siffs to fourth place in the final well as the ticket plan fcil the kltchsa by Morton, large dining Hartford, and Laura Wllhelmtna former missionary. Many of the EXCLUSIVE WITH ate back Ben Collins led the na­ can lug the mail If necessary. He in RockviUs after p ro t^ ln g the Owner Getting ISSt dolls were the gift of friends who money for the bazaar. No admis­ Armored Divlaion, the outfit dra- | In addition to Coast G(iard and T oU la ...... 401 887 382 Eastern League standings then di­ season. room - erlth fireplace, a spacious Murdock, who wll be married Nov. n's scorers for the third straight scored Rockville’s only touchdown calls of the officials. Nash Stateomaa WANTED -$our property to sc came across them In their travels, sion waa asked but a free will of-, matized In the film, from Septem­ Amherat, Trinity and the Univer­ •■kfr UrraHieff

I :’4-- SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951

Help Wanted— Mala SC Artide* for Salt 4S Machinery and Took 52 Houses for Sale 72 OUT OUR WAY AutonobilM for Sak 4 Motorcycles— Bicycl^ 11 Movinff— TruckinR— BY'J. R. WILUAMS A Kanaali woman shot at her Warmer weather la hare bqi w* Storage 20 DEPBNDABLB QUAUTT, Mod- husband because he insisted on still can use the sprsad of good ROT’S BICTCLIC, good condition, MEN WITH Tree cUmbIng sxpaH- GOING OUT OF BUSINESS THREE ROOMS and bath la Vsr- b u l e s o f s m i l e s w i t h a •rato prices, torms, on our large non. flvs mlnutss from Wilbur OH,TMI*« JU8 T d O feeding her peanuts. - Mavlio now cheer as a fine comforter. 28” wheel. Also ons bass drum, THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS encs. Steady employment Phone A U -R kSK T - RtOHT he'll ciit oiit the monkey business. datsifM 7587 after S p. m. FOR SALE ■rieotlon o f used Fsrmslls, AlUs- Cross Highway, approximately Sensie and Nonsense BARLQ5L GUARANTEED one snare drum and symbol. Per­ Co„ local and long dlatdnca mov­ Chslmers, Oliver, OsUrplIlsrs, F a m -'IN AHEAD More nnd more people seem to Two nice things about dictating IH acres of land. Full pries 65>* WrTMH|M- fect. condition. Call 8119 between ing, packing, crating and storage. 1961 Chevrolet Suburban Case, John-Deefe tractors. See us fA c r .B E s r / hsve a standing In their own cities to a.recording machine—it doesn’t Adtrirtisemiib USED CAR 6 aiid 7:30 p. m. Service to all parts of the U. S. 600. Phona HockvlUs 5-6254. ■ w e u . . —on biises, - talk bark nr smack gun! WANTED—Man to dig out rooU Carryall— Low mileage. for your requirements. Dublin ^ r r u t / The man entered a clgor-atore, The defects In a mirror are CLASSinED ADVT. and Canada. C^ll 5187. Hartford ’Tractor Oo„ North Windham MANCHESTER—3-famlly hOUS% VEM.WE bought a cigar, and then left. Five soon discovered by a woman. IM I Dodge Club Coups—Radio and GIRL’S 26” bicycle. Can be seen o f shrubs. Ptione 4724. National, Electric Cash DEPT. HOURS: heater. Low mileage. Official’s 6-1423. — rood. WUllmantlc, 8-3217. 5-5, good condition, rtosonabla CMdWXLOW minulM later he dashed back. 6at 31 Middle turnpike east. Phone Regiater KXI BETTER- Man—That cigar la simply aw­ 8:15A.M.to4:S0P.M. car. „ 2-3028. pries. For furtbsr InformsUoa Lady (who had Just ran over a FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER 1951 Plymouth Bualneaa Coupe— MASON’S H ELPER Call 8406. coll 2-2849. MUCH . ful. Painting—4*apering 21 Tni'Ade Eiec^c Coder Musical Ingtmntente 53 RETTERf traffie cop)—Well-l-l, you sig­ 8.000 miles. Clerk—It’S all very well for nalled for me to stop. I stopped. you to complain. You've got only COPY CLOSING TIME 1951 Plymouth Cambridge 4-Door Business Services Offered 13 PAINTING, Paperhanging. No Keiiogir-'American Compressor HAU-ET-DAVIS 51” upright NEW! Two or Three-Bedroom Didn't 1? Sedan—Radio and heater. Jet Job too small. Call 2-906S days, Homes. Hollin Brothers. Phono one; I’ve got hundreds of the darn FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WANTED—Full or part time piano. Good condition. pKone 2- thing!. Cop-(brushing his clothes) — black. Like new. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R after 5 p. m. Call 2-0726. Used Refrigerator 2-9221. Oh sure lady, all my fault I didn't truck drivers. Cell 4148. 1866. MON. THRU FRL 1950 Dodge Coronet 2-Door Sedan Wolcott on washing machines, make myaelf clear. You see. I —Gyromatic drive, radio and vacuum c.'eanera. motors, small INTERIOR AND Exterior paint- BRICK FRONT colonial. First Soon everyone over the age of 10:S0 A. M. W AN’TED — Floor Sander with 120 Vernon Avenue aimed for you to stop before 3foii heater. Like new. appliances. Free pick-up and de­ Ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- floor: living room with fireplace, 70 will be receiving a monthly some experience. Call H. W. Al­ Rockvilie 6-4381 PLATER PIANO, In perfect con­ ran over me. SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1960 Studebaker Champion 4-Door livery. A-1 repair, s^es. 180 finished. Fully Insured. Expert den, dining room, Youngstown pension. That will make old age len, Floor Sanding and, FlnUhlng, dition. Ooll 6828. Sedan—Heater. Very clean. Low Main. Phone 8597. work. Wall paper books. Edward PAIR OF Lady’a figure akatea, kitchen, lavatory. Second floor: 8 look more attractive than it does. Theatrical Manager—Your last mileage. 49 Wadsworth street Tel. 2-0818. spscloui bedrooms, large closets, TOUB COOPERATION WILL R. Price. Phono 2-1003. wblta. Sise S. Worn onee. Phone SPINET PIANOS—Special rente! act was .mognlflcenL Miss De- 1950 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ REFRIGERATION Service, com­ 89ie. plan for Chrlotmoa purchase. Na­ tile bath. Oarage. Hot water ( bridegroom in such a state. dition for coming needs. Bralth- TUTORING IN mathematics and Good Starting Wage Wearing Apparel— F u n 57 quality, fuUy Insulated Cape Cod America's need is for more LOST—Lady'i Elgin wrUt watch, clean. daUy. “ But Reverend." said the would- 1948 Pontiac Coupe Sedan—6 cyl­ waite, 52 Pearl street. chemistry. Call 2-4014. Group Insurance home with Immediate occupancy be-bride, ”he won't come when he'a diplomats who don't have s Red name inacribed, vicinity of South Thursday evaalag^M uan. 829U S SproteI FOR s a l e ;— Men’s rebuilt and re- inder. Radio and heater. Sick Benefits upon transfer of title. Good con­ sober." scent. UethodUt church or yard. Phone AN’TKJIIBS KaOnuined. Ktpaliing street Phone losted shoes. Sam Yulyes, IS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 1948 Hudson Super 6 2-Door Sedan done on any furniture 'Hemann. dition. Seven years old. All rooms 4071. —Very clean. Reasonable. Bonds— Stocks— Vacation With Pay Maple street. Just a few steps He—I’ve really suffered for my 189 South Main atreet Phone plastered, oak flooring. Four First Congressman—I sowed ten 1948 Mack Truck Chaasls 2H Ton from Main street. pounds of grass seed and nothing art. 6648 Mortgages 31 Apply on Tuesday, Nov. 13 Fuel and Feed 49-A down, two up. Ceramic tUe bath, ^OOTcM.'reHwj- DRAT MARTHA'S WiONDER LGST—AIRDALE I>og. Reward. —Clean and reasonable. . front and rear vestibules, fire­ 6TUB80R(4NE«S-~ IF SHE SOS- come up. It's a shame! She—It looks it too. 1948 Chevrolet 84 Ton Chaasls. SECOND MORTGAGES bought fietween 9 A . M. and 6 P. M. INS OFF A Call 8036. POWER BURNERS and Range SEASONED hardwood, cut any place, open stairway, full cellar, 5H«S AS IMPERIOUS r e cT E D T H e Second Otngressman —Y e s, for our own account. Re-financ­ At Wanted— ^To Buy 58 FEARD 19 NOT - there ought to be a lawn! 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Door Burners expertly cleaned nnd length, for stove, furnace or fire­ hatchway, laundry tubs, copper AS CATHERINE THE -6EAROWAS ' Considering the coat in guns, Regal Sedan—Radio and heater. ing, repairs, consolidate, quick, ALU ITS CRACKeOy ammunition, licenses and time, to serviced. Let us service and re­ place. Delivery In any amount WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ plumbing, oil burner, aluminum S R E A T /-^ w h e n ^ MV INSURANCE Announcements 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaater 4-Door confidential service. Manchester A & P SUPER M ARKET UP TO 6 E f-* It’s the girl who can't swim that say nothing of wear and tear on pair your washing machine or re­ Call Leonard Olglio. 7088. ing room, bedroom, kitchen or combination screens, windows, SHE GETS THAT AGAINST 6 1 Sedan. Radio and heater. Investment Corp., 887 Main. 176 Washington St. T h e $ k iN insists on leaning over the side of shoes and clothing, partridge IVSI IT MlA NV CI I EXPERT AUTO driving Initruc- frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883, entire households. Let ua make doors, Venetian blinds, smesite WOUNDED PA»4THER .B e in g h i r e d 1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ Phone 5416. Hartford SEASONED Hardwood, $18 per P e e l s o f f > GUItlT IN H ER EV E, FOR SO M E the host and letting her hand trail breast should qualify as the moat tlone given in dual control car. dio, heater. you on offei. ’The Woodshed. driveway, one car garage, picket TOO.' through the water. costly of all gaatronomical deli­ Doctor’f ord«r»— h* told mo to tlow down • bit!" WINDOW SHADE!' made to order cord, delivared, dumped from fence, privet hedge. Exterior ALL OF STALIN'S MENIAL No waiting. Phone Manchester 19.15 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan — EXPERIENCED Sporting goodjs Phone 2-3154. cacies. and Installed Venetian blinds truck. Call Covantry 7-6406. red cedar Singles. One block eecRET Fouce JOB/ r IX Auto Driving Academy. 2-4087. Heater. and curtain rods. 24 hour service Help Wanted— Female 35 man, capable of managing. Good The girl next door, who Is not north of East Center street In COULDN'T WiN AN overly bright, naively inquires as Wife—I think you might talk to DRAPEaUES Made to order. Any Estimates gladly given. Fagan Inducement for ambitious man. Rooms Without Board 59 Princeton school district. Price ARGUMCKT BUt;S BUNNY BARLOW MOTOR SALES Window Shade Oo.. Route 44 at AVO."'! Representatives earn good Phone Mr. Wiesen, Hartford 7- to what kind of a needle is needed me while I sew. style, lined or unllned, Tel. 2- Garden— Farm— Dairy 814.500. Henry Escott Agency, FROM^ to sow wild oats. Hubby—Why don’t you sew to WAPPING CENTER Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473 money supplying Christmas gifts. 9505 evenings. 3909. Products 50 LARGE FRONT room in private 266 High street west, 3683 or flr. HER.' me while I read. TA.'naMi'U Territories available. Write Mrs. family. Twin beds, two gentle­ LET AAE ♦Be...TOU'RB Out Of The High Rent District Jeffries 2-1795. When a tire blows out these days MUSTER BUNN^, LTNObEOM Remnants 50c square Frank Frawley, North Branford, WANTED— Part time laborer and GREEN MOUNTAIN No. Ont in­ men. Hot water and heat. Park­ Phone 5404 about the best thing to do Is get A woman's promise’ to Personals yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. C’onn. general helper. Experience un spected potatoce. The best eating ing place. Call 7865. Open Evenlnga Until 9 EAST HARTFOItD —Sparkling, your shoes half-sol^. time carries a lot of wait. Dona by reliable, well-trained neceseary. 8 a. m. to noon. In potato grown. Delivared to your new Cape Cods. Choose yours THE PROSPECT Hill School for All Day Sunday SALE.SLADIES, full time prefer­ men All jobs guaranteed. Hall quire McKinney Brothera Sew- door. Call Hathaway 2-1890. now. F.H.A., only $11,800. CoU young children. Pre-Kindergarten, red. Permanent po.sltlon. Excel­ ■uniuui: K- 1949 CHEVROLET 2-door Fleet- Linoleum Co., .56 Cottage street. age Company. 130-132 Pearl ROOM FOR Rent. Green Section. agent, 2-3151. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Kindergarten. Monday through Phone 2-4022 evenings 6166 or lent starting salary. Infant's street. Phone 2-4408. line, like new, one owner. 1949 and girr.s department. Apply in Friday Transportation furnish­ Ford four-door, radio and heater, 8109. Household Goods 51 ed. Mrs Lela Tybur, director. person. Tot's and Teen’s. Inc., ROOM NEXT to bath, newly furn­ 159 HENRY STREET Answtr to Previous Puult u one owner, excellent condition. FLOOR PROBLE'eS solved with 9.56 Main. ished. Quiet adult home. Nice Phone 4267. 1946 Plymouth Club coupe, econ Situations Wanted— FIk4l8l:J[^l(viU | ZiCziUfJlR linoleum, a.q>hai. tUe counter neighborhood. Manchester 8190. Here is a modem 6 room Breed of Conine omical transportation. Clarke Female 38 JOSEPH'S Barber Shop, 869 Main Expert wor .lanahlp. free esti­ APPLICATIONS MR. ALBERT HAS home built around 1940. Pleas­ 'JlzlISIRKdl IlddHRlLdrTlCcJ atreet. over Marlow’s offers you Motor Sslee. .301 Broad street. mates. Open evenlnga Junes Fur­ FRONT BEDROOM, nicely furn­ ant living room with fireplace iS oN 'T Open evenings. accepted for Grocery, Meat HORIZONTAL 3 Compass point ULT8 ILJWEJ; JCIl-ILIMCzIU sen’lce backed by 25 years of ex­ niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041 I ROOMS FURNITURE ished; shower and bath Gentle­ and open stairway. Modem t a k e [ZJlTUhri and Produce Clerk.s in Man- UAPABLE Woman will care for U Depicted 4 Pronoun perience. Special care for chil­ man preferred. Nice section. 7305. kitchen, cheerful dining room nuiR i-i PjflWSHS (uuiHt -J 19.50 CHEVROLET Fleetllne de chc.stcr, on full time hasi.s, child In my home. Cal] 2-3715. O F F breed of dog dren. Tel. 2-99.58. No «-ailing If TTPEWRITEHt- and adding ma­ with ahd three bedrooms on second ANVOF 5 Ocean current luxe two-door. Radio, heater, slip chines sold, rented, repaired. (T jEAN, Comfortable room op­ floor. Tile bath, hot water 12 Scottish girl 6 At this place you make an appointment or covers. Very clean in every re­ •’WESTINOHOUSE’’ ELECTRIC YiOUK Prompt service. Reasonable MANY BENEFITS; Doga— Birds— Pete 41 posite bath. For business couple heat with oil burner. Complete 13 Waver 7 Antler come In anytime. spect. Dougia.^ Motors, 333 Msln. CM I N$ *//V rates. Guaranteed work. Office Paid Holidays REFRIOERA’TOR or gentleman. Tel. 3337. insulation, basement garage 14Era 8 On lime (ab.) SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice 1941 PONTIAC. 1039 Plymouth, supplies Free pickup and delivery Pen.sion Plan with amesite drive. Beautiful 18 Melancholy • Shoshonean small Croee breedi. Very nice ••BENaAL'’ COMBINA’nON yard with many large treea. Automobiles for Sale 19.37 Plymouth sedans: 1940 service. Friendly Typewriter Five Dav Week ITPeriodof Ume Indian______Boston Terrier female pup. Zlm- ROOM FOR couple or gentleman. Bowers school Just two blocks rOONERVlLLE FOLKS Dodge coupe All guaranteed. Service, 1205 Main atreet, East Hospitalization RANGE BY FONTAINE FOX 18 Letter addition lo Roman BEFORE YOU Buy a used car mercan’s Kennela. Lake street, Phone 2-0131. away. IMPWriBNT .' Name your price and terms. Cole Hartford. Tel 8-6784. (•b.) emperor 26 Wash 44 Masculine sea Gorman Motor Sales Buick Good Starting Wage Bolton. Phone 6287. and will transfer W/AM Sales and Service, 285 Main Motors 4164. CABINET MAKING, refinlih and Inspection By Appointment II Drachm 28 East Indian appellation t Group Insurance So you CAN’T FIND HIS OVERCOAT!” street Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ repair furniture Cornices made to Sick Benefit.s EASY MONTHLY PA'YMENTS Apartments— Flats— 22 ThlfiLte *'******’ Oriental porgy woody vine, 45 Bristle ! FOUR PUPPIES, priced 83 each. 29 Weight of 46 Twirl nings. order Phtne 2-953.3 John Hahn. Vacation With Pay Tenements 63 ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. D ^ ^ f n r >6 Diminutive ol DgCORMIER Phone Manchester 2-1403. TO REUABLE PERSON * Edward India (pi.) 47 Oriental food CLEAN DEPENDABLE ACCOUNTING SERVICES. Tax THREE-ROOM Apartment, sec­ 953 Main Street . u. • »# Nestling 38 Entranced 49 Japanese FALL SPECIALS Apply on Ttiesday, Nov. 13 A.K.C. REGISTERED Sheltie IF INTERESTED LOW MILEAGE CARS consultant for small business and ond floor. In new private home: 39 Cicatrix outcast professional men. Phone 2-4757. hotween 9 A. M. and 6 P. M. (toy Collie) pups. 6 weeks old. Dial Hartford 6-0358 steam heat, 875 a month. Phone Phone 3450 41 Skin alTection 51 Yale Written Guarantees At Females. Manchester 2-9774. 6389. 30 Ostracized* 24 SEE thp:s e t o d a y After 5 P. M. CaU 7843 42 Separate pillar S3 Out of (prefix) 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe ASHES AND Rubbish removed. After 7 P. M. 46-4690 Mr. Albert 43 Lord (ab.) 55 Article Call Sanitary Refuse Company of A & P SUPER MARKET 1949 Studebaker Champion 1949 WILLYS STATION Manehester. 2-0252. 176 Washington St. Poultry and Supplies 43 Business lAications MANCHESTER AND vicinity, 32 Grandparental Sedan homes from 89,700 to 822,000. l 33 Former L H s a T“ r “ 6 1 WAGON ORDERS Now taken for Thanks­ For Rent 64 ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping Hartford KENMORE Wringer-type wash­ Some old, some brand new. Fori Russian ruler J 1948 Chevrolet Sedan Radio, heat or and overdrive. giving turkeys. Cleanly picked 5“ Wl 1 service. Experienced in State and W ANTED—Woman for general ing machine, 8 years old. Excel­ satisfactory service call agent, j 34 Milk wheys 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe Full price $1,205. and wrapped for your con­ STORE FOR Rent. On Main street 35 Lampreys 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe Federal taxes. Reasonable rates. housework two days a week. lent condition, 885. Electro-mas­ 2-3151. ' iT“ i rt Phone 2-1837. venience. Phone 7733 prefer­ ter range, |2S. Imitation fire­ near Post Office. Phone 6988. 38 Symbol for tin 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Good pay. Apply 20 Westminster ably aftei 5 p. m. O YAi 1949 CADILLAC 4-DR. Road, or phone 5001. place mantel, 830. Phone 2-2511. SEVEN ROOM SINGLE 37 Ocean vesael 8“ i» id il DESIRABLE Office space at 983 HOLUSTER STREET (Ob.) CHRIS WEI.KIN, Planetecr Best Terms— Best Trades 'm:, SEDAN Household Services THOMPSON’S Tender Turkeys. ARISTO BILT unflntahed book­ Main street. Single rooms and 38 Rupees (ab.) u1 ii WANTED - Two waitresses with Try ’em and taste the difference. First floor: Living room, dining COLE MOTORS—4164 More fixings than a turkey. Offered 13-A some experience. Steady work, cases and chests in many slzct. one 3-room suite with Main 40 Greatest In 91 and 436 Center Street Priced to sell. Fancy native broad breastad Hardwood tables and chairs. The street front. Idea; for profession­ room, kitchen, four bedrooms and)I stature a L !T" A u days closed Sundays. Apply In White Holland turkeys. Place bath second floor. Screens, storm • I FLAT FINISH Holland window person. Petcr'.s, 691 Main street. Wodshed, II Main strost al or business occupancy. Robert 48 Senior (ab.) your order now for ’Thanksgiving J. Smith, Inc., 953 Main street. windows and awnings, copper’ * r shades made to measure All tubing, steam heat with oil burner, 48 Playing card 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door, radio 1948 CHEVROLET 4-DR. WOMAN Wanted for light house­ or Christmas. Ws deliver. Phone WINDOW oHADES. Meosurod, Phone 3450. 50 Scheme metal Venetian blinds at a new 4651. garages. Lot 60 x 307. House now • and he'ter. Call 6241 after 4 p. m SEDAN work in small apartment, two mads and Instsllsd 10 colors and 51 Roof flnlal s r it low price Keys made while you quollttea In stock. Ksith Furniture HEATED STORE for rent. Suit­ vacant. Fleetmaster. radio, heater, wait, Marlow's. hours each morning, twice week­ 52 Obvious BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh Phone 4159 able for office or business. 241 j! defroster. An ideal family car. ly. 81 an hour. Call 2-1028. killed, fresh froren; ready any­ Three family house on Foster I 54 Style of type TRIPLE CHECKED USED CARS North Main street. Call Hartford street. Three four-room apart-1 WEAVING ot Duma. muUl Uoles time. From 10 to 25 pounds. BEDROOM SET, maple dinette, 58Vcstlge iii and tom clothing hoairry runs 46-3020. merits, one now vacant. 87 T h U ------1950 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Black. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 HllIS' table and other used furniture. 1947 CHEVROLET 2-DR. handtiags repaired, cipper re Help Wanted— Male 36 breed tracks ij IP town Road. The Woodshed, 11 Main street. Travel Bureau and Smoke Shop, U A 1950 Ford 2-Dr.—Heater. Maroon. SEDAN plsiemenl umiirelias repaired, Wanted to Rent 6 8 animals by m Carries complete line of tobacco, scent w u 51i 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Ra­ Radio, heater, defroster. Im­ men's shirt collars reversed and FIRST PULLETTS, Reds, Rocks, Crosses cigars, cigarettes, papers and mag­ maculate. replaced MarloWe Uttle Mending FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING WANTED—4 or 6 room rent by dio and heater. Gray. Owned by ready to lay or younger. Farm azines and many other Items. L ow ' VERTICAL 5 “ 1 J i our secretarj’. Shop CLASS raised. Phone Fred Miller, Coven young couple with 3 year old Portable and table model radios rent. Priced for quick sale. I Blow with J TOOL MAKERS try 7-6658. child. Call 2-2196. 1949 Dodge Coronet—Radio, heat­ TRITK SPECIAL and phonographs. Universal elec­ Available soon, about 6,000 sq. open hand 3T t t er. gray. tt-t o -s t 10 1946 DODGE > TON Florisis— Nurseries 15 Increa.ae Your Income tric blankets. Arvin heater fans, COUPLE. Age 35, and one year ft. of heated storage or floor apace. lliottort L youth choirs. Coasters, Percolators, old son need .5 rooms, unfumlsh 1948 Dodge 4-Dr. C U STO M ^ray. p ic k u p ' Articles for Sale 45 Good location. radio and heater. Part Time Jobs Open Cooco stools, utility tfblea and ed. Phone 2-2471. We also have listings of four ^ Solid value. Original paint. CUT FLOWERS - Choice Chrys­ 6-10 P. M. Shift HOL’TON — Building atone aiMi Steam Irons. Combination Waffle and five room singles and two | IICKEY FINN Do Not Disturb! 1947 Oldsmoblle "76" 4-D r.-H eat­ anthemums. Phone 8185. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry Irons. Good selection of Toys. Ap­ COUPLE In Our forties, moving er, green. FULL TIME family houses. , AS IS SPECIAL Phone 2-0617 Stanley Pstnods. pliances, New Furniture and TV. from Springfield need 3 or 4 Inquire TOOL MAKERS room apartmenL Write Box O 786-71*88 (RMirTY (M.irOPOOMC V I7M0U6HTtN8 . ITlWKSirStaMG MA)6MRkl»yt‘ 1946 Nosh Ambassador 4-Dr.—Ra­ 1938 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN dio and heater. Roofing—Siding 16 WANTED KOVAI AND Siultb^Sorons port Herald. CHARLES W. LATHROP j AMT7NMCM9087(W7 j7W I0U6kfM /8CU. RM60M68IGN7 7H80H68M6P8SN /// Radio, heater. Very good. able and (tandait. typowritors CHAMBERS FURNITURE nx-NvosoBir, i to 60887, 5 rMstneirisMT, •%u87 A Few 8iM^// m iw c H none RACK HOME?/HOOHMO F08 A 100 East Center Street , MMJMSgULUN/) M8SC8M6>WT 6U77)CNeW8D0K ^ WITNAK/ 1946 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Fleetmaster. jUARANTEED Roofing and roof Paid Holidays, Vacations, All makes of adding marhlnw* At ’The Green I woi«88Niu7^ooMei>iNe/r t j.n Phone 2-0384 or 7856 ) IHOrEmSVT y 1-M4-TH0UGNTNE , CM48F80M 71*78871011 —Heater. Black. repairing Gutters and conduc- Blue Cross sold or rented Repairs oa al Open 9:30 to 5 Farms and Land for Sale’ 71 o n OOM6MTWaE?]lCA8D Hn lOCK LU»02>M 1938 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN Evenlnga 7:30 to 8:30 MANCHESTER— Attractive T ANTTHING r i f tH0IRP8FST 70187/ -l7'S0NM8.M(SguUMrSi 7MB 0008/ 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 2- tura Coughlin 7707 mokes Marlow’s. D8SK/ ‘ Good transportation. Apply TOLLAND AND Windham coun­ room Cape Cod, 4 bedrooms, suit; SC8I0U6/ J } HMTtCMWLBeEN ' /J' Dr.—Radio and heater. ties. several good dairy and OtUTESeP? WE SPEtTALIZE In rooting and WE BUY and tall good uoed fuml- porch, garage, oil heat, amesita . elding HIghes. (Quality ma WILCO CHICKEN MANURE for lawns poultry farms, large and small, drive, near achool an(l stores, ' ’TRUCK SPECIALS tura, eomUaatlon rongoa. goa terms' arran^d. Welles Agency, HUllUOZ'M Hurry to terials Workmanship guaran MACHINE TOOL and gardens. Phone 6971. rongta and heatoro. Jonea Fuml- 814,500. Owner 6671. j Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7-7501. 1947 Dodge—Two ton. 158” wheel teed A A Dion Inc. 299 Autumn COMPANY tura Store. 86 Oak. Phona 2-1041. base. Fine condition. PRACTICALLY New parlor heat­ MAIN STREET—Zoned for busl-! DeCORMIER MOTOR street Phone 4860 222 McKee Street 25 ACRES near Bolton Center, er. also two oil drums. I%one SEWING MoenUia. Beautiful 1681 ness, four-family and six room - 1945 Dodge I 'j Ton—With 12 ft. Manchester, Conn. originally part of a farm, has SALES, Inc. TILO ROOFS snd sidewalls guar­ 3975. eoBSOto, brood new. Has round tingle, suitable for .doctor. atore|J platform body. road frontage and some cleared anteed matenal and workman- MAN W it h some carpentry ex­ bobbin, forward and ravaraa or any business. Two apartments, l LAY-AW AY SALE! Shopsmitfa land. Will sell for 83.500. Phone 1942 Dodge H Ton Pick Up. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 thip 37 years experience. Free perience for woodwork rhop. Ap­ atiteh, walking proaoura toot to vacant. 'To be sold as one unit. > for him! Just 10% down holds 2-3656. 1941 Dodge Ton Rack Body, •sllmates No obligation Call ply at Mason Woodworking Co., oew ovar plno. outoihaUe bobbin Income 82.650 per year. Howard - | Manchester your gift Shopsmlth until Dec. 12 foot. George (Xilllns. Manchester 5117 Stock Place, Manchester. winder, d ^ feed tor doming, R. Hastings. Manchester 2-1107. 15. It's a complete power work­ MAN FOR Laundry and dry clean­ ottochmarto. rwonty ytor guar- Houses for Sale 72 shop in one convenient 59’’ unit SPRUCE STREET—Excellent op-, AND HER BUDDIES CUT PRICES ON PRE-WAR ing route. Salary and commis­ ontoa. Worth 8244, oocriflea now. portcnlty to buy comer lot xon-; Another One Roofing 16-A — an 8" bench saw, a 12” disc tor 6139. Will Uko 62 par woek. OFF MATHER STREET CARS and TRUCKS 1939 CHEV’ROLETT 2-door sedan sion. Apply New System Laun­ Sander, a woodworking lathe, ed for business, 7 room single,' Good transportation. Call 2-9869 dry, 44 Harrison street. CaU 7691 large sunporch, good condition,: THMlb TMR a 'b GOIT \ ’TRUCKS COUGHLIN ROOFS sUy on in horizontal and a vertical drill New, only five months, any kind ol storm! For guaran­ press. And you con chong* from hot water heat. Tlmkln oil bum-' DATE IMfc WOO «LM 4M lO MONOUt V«Mf 1938 Plymouth H Ton Pickup EXPERIENCED Automobile me­ WE HAVE aoma excellent voluea leautiful ranch style with TOR NEXT VWSVC OiCVCEMS - CRsxr 8195—8125. teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ one tool to another in less than In uoed wringer Woohera, 615 and er. 2-car garage, large lot, priced! 1937 PONTIAC tw’o-door. Phone 2' chester 7707 chanic. Apply Clarke Motors, 301 irick front. Tile bath and right. Goodchlld Realty Co., Real-' 0094. Broad Street. a minute! Shopsmlth does over up. Kamp'a, Inc. 160 Jobs yet Costs atwut half the many extras. Must be seen to tori 16 Forest street. 7925 or' SOLIMENE, Inc. ROOFING' Specialising m repair­ 1941 DODGE 4-door, radio and CARPENTER Will frame your un- price of 5 individual tools. It’s THREE-PIECE Uvlng room oet, >e appreciated— $17,900. 8891. •34 ^ n te r Street Manchester ing roofs >>r all ktnda. Also new compact, rugged and precislon- • X 12 rug, combination kitchen heater, fiuld drive, original green roofs. Gutter work. (%ltnneys finlshecf upstair rooms. Reason­ MANCHESTER — Country Joyaj Dodge knd Plymouth Cars paint. 1940 Ford, new paint. 1940 able. Phone 2-4291. bullt to highest standards. Sea range, brookfoot oet, hot water ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Also Dodge Job Rated ’Trucks cleaned, repaired 26 years’ ex­ and city comforts. CMstom built! Dodge four-door, radio and heat' Shopsmlth dsmonstrstod today tank with Jacket and gas watar Realtor Telephone 5101 or 6102 perience tree estimates. Call two years old home on lot 100 x| er; 1940 Chevrolet coupe, rebuilt. St Wards. Buy It on our eoavan hsater. Phono 2-2312. 876 Main Street— Est. 1921 A Safe Place To Buy Used Cars Howley Manchester 6.361. WANTED—'Two carpenters. Roo- 200. 6 rooms, hot water oil heat,' 1940 Packard sedan, new motor. lent Lsy-Away Plan! 8224 with Phone Office 5440 garage. Coll Madeline Smith, | setto Construction. 2-0308. special H-HP Motor. Mont ’These and many more at, Clarke ROPER GAS range, Oood oondi- Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. j :^J>SMOBILE. Gray. Model gomery Ward, Main street. Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 Motor Sales. 301 Broad street. Heating— ^Plumbing 17 CONSTRUCTION Laborers and Uon. Phone 2334 after 3:30. ■ fr sidewall Open evenlnga. Home Listings Wanted ST. JOHN STREET—6 room aln- Ures. Radio, heater, hydramatic. dump tri ck drivers. Full or part THAYER BABY carriage* Excel­ KKKICIENT Plumbing and oeat- FOUR-ROOM Keroocna space gle, 3 up, 3 down. Oil steam heat,| Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. time. Coll 7195 between 9 and 5. lent condition. Inquire 81 Seaman SELL YOUR CAR to Balch for Ing. Plugged drains machine heater. Almost new. Phone Cbven- WANT A LARGER HOME In oak floors, large porch, garage. Immediate cash. O.P.S. price. No Circle. bettor location? Jtut Usted sub- cleaned. Carl J.N ygren, SOS try 7-6476. (Juick occupancy. Suburban Real­ 1036 CHEVROLET Master four- •vd tape—no waiting. Balch Pon­ otantlal home off Princeton Oakland street. Phone 6497 ty Co., Reoltora, 541 Main otreot door. Good tires, battery, heater. tiac. Tnc., 155 Center street. WANTED—Truck driver. Coll WARD'S BIG Lay Aimy sol# of street, 4 down, 2 up, oU finish' c*»h. One owner. 5125. power tools! This Christmas giva Phone 8215. Phone 2-4545. Open evenings PLUMBING and heating, special­ GREEN uphoUtorod davanport ed. Lavatory down, gamge Call 7214 evenlnga ’til 10. him power tools from Words. On izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ CUTTING ROOM help wanted for Oood comBtien, |40. Phona 6844 nlealy landscaped lot. T. J. [,EY OPP Wards lay-away plan Just 10% per water piping, new construc­ full time work: cloth spreaders, Crockett. Broker, phone 5416 or 1940 PONTIAC two-door sedan. down holds tha powar tools you OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 8, car. 1937 Ford new 1946 engine. tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ lining spreaders. Experience not ADC FOOT Frigtdalro, very good residence 4781. FrSNoTBeTfHEMueiAi S K I N 8 R 7 S GETTING, Radio and heater, 8300. Phone select untU December 16th. (61 Good tlrei, excellent running con- ments arranged. Edward Johnson necessary. Goo dworking condl condition, sealed imlt; Kenmore ' ~ UONEL^V eURF«> REINFOnCXMENTSfi 5090. down on items tmder 680). Many . (rrBNpA > TOA , TV SIXTH LEGION dltlon. CaU 6720 after 6 p. m. Phone 6979 ot 5044. tions. Apply Manchester Modes, tank doonar, on stand, all attach' Iteiou ora solo-priced this wash 'ntACCOFTH'( CINOeftI I Pine street. mento, like new. very reeaonaUe' only .. and they’U movo fast! URUTENANT DO TCW Want to buy a really fine 1935 DODGE with 1937 engine. PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ Call 4910 ovonlngs. the beat laveotment In the world ...» home, • tam . • w e have a luxuriouBiy econ- 825. CaU 6024. aces, oil burners and boilers. WANTED—Full time helper for Shop early for blggost tolactlons » Mt o f land In the good old V . 8 . A.” omloal 1960 Studebaker. We Earl VonCamp. Tel. 5244. delivery truck. Montgomery —extra savings Now! Mont­ GREEN AND gray leva oast, rad must sen to meet crttlcai ex- gomery Ward, Main strost. itipcovor; m^Ia twin ebasts, Ward. f r a n k L. FINNEY peasea Tel. Coventry 7-6355. Auto Acccesorieo-r-Tiree 6 PLUMBING AltersUons. New twin bods, B O spring, mattraos G work. Repair and water piping, WANTED—Full time and part 500 SECTION uaed radiators. Now ceffaa toblo. Excollont condition. Aaooelate la Fonna 1942 OLDBMOBILE six, four-door BEFORE YOU buy tires see us. Manchester 8636. time appliance salesmen .^and and used sink and bath tubs. Ws 8619. EvMk Maneheoter 8877 Realtor sedan, hydramaUc, mechanically Goodyear distributort. Gorman saleswomen. Elam'good commis­ buy used plumbing auppilea. Wil- \ ' (BUsa) good, good tires, new covers, first Motor Soles. 285 Main otresL sions selling Montgomery Ward limontlc Wrecking Oo., Route 6 , MODERN NOROB dcctric stovo, 8325 takes it. CUl C o v e n ^ 7< Phono 2-4571. Moving— ^Trucking— appliances. Full line includes Columbia. Katrinator rtfrlgctvter, Holljr- Walt ON 7008. Stonge 2 0 automatic washers, dryers and woed bed. ExecUent condlUcn. SPECIAL — Permanent Anti GIRL’S 26” Blcycls. Uko now, 825; T Aiooelate la italee television. Apply Monogar. Mont­ Cl ton. raaaoBaMi. CkU Ooventry Freese. 82.98 per gallon. Ragu- cor chains 600 x 15, usod threa Bveo. Maneheater 8166 2S61 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- gomery Wsi^ ^ 7-6880. Umes, 18; man's wool ovoreoot, (Special dtluxe) look! Delivery lor prlca 83.76 per gallon. Man­ sry liocol dght trucking and Tlpiiilnllilng bi Hemea. City. Sobnitoa add Fanwa Hlnea MIF* chester Flooring, 719 Main strost. sloe 88-40, 618; hooch Jockat, 68; •rloe today 18,108.79. Our price pockaga delivery. Refrigerators, FULL OR Part time drivers, also 847 Main 8ttw t. Barttotd, 2-7884 — Evealaga, Maaebeoter i618f SLTSS. Local, former owner. waobars and stovs moving night dispatcher. Apply C^ty Oob, top coat, $5. AU in good condi­ Denglaa M oton; 883 Main. ^odetty. Pbons 3-0752. 53 Purnell Place. tion. Phono 7508. Read Herald Advt. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I fff ilanrliQ^Btrr lEnwitt®'l|fralii CaU 5111 for Your Blood Donor Appointment Tomorrow PTA and We aervlce* mr* much in elding that the 8TOA had a Just demand. A graduate of Indiana complaint on legal grounds, we de­ PTA to Hear Unlverelty, ha eerved overMaa for cided to go back to Webster to thee y e *ri with thu 168rd ODntrw see what that authority bad to say Averagfi Daily Net Preaa Ruri' Heard Along Main Street Hospital and was engag^ Far the Week Ending Tlifi Weather about the matter, and we found Foreuet e f V . R. Weuther B unpa Talk on Teeth search on penicillin In treatment of November 18 that we weren't the OBIy ones con­ oral pathology, He waa elected an And on Some of Mdnche$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.

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