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Arcraffa Daily Nat Pram Ron WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19 Par tha Waek BnOag jRatiflryjBtyr Simtftig l^ontUi Navpmber 1# Tha Waathar Pbreaol e< V. 0 . WeaMw Tha Ftiendiy CSrcls wlU hold Its Harold Folgmann, director of to doeiate funds to aend two gift 10,400 annual sale of home-made sift the Howell Cheney Technical Circle, Completes packages to servioa men on the goods tomorrow at the J. W. Halo School, la attending an all day con ■aber eC tbe Audit vocation of all tsadiera employed high seas, to contribute to tha W M Ta— URLS! Ftrlfesisnfesvialll reaa of ClrooUtitnie aIgM. Prtday Cost af tba arsctloa of tha company's store, beginning at Plang for Sale Oirl Soout drive; and to renew a fence along the railroad right 9:00 o’clock. In state sponsored programs at MancheMter-^A City o f Village Charm afteraeea er a BtOd. ViM MkaoitMter Council v t the Bushnell In Hartford today. subscription to the Catholic TIs Ssaflun Hsu Eattaai Tele|*i f^miThtf will hold tta Novomlwr of way at North Main street Transcript for Slater Raphael, from Osklsnd street east to The Manchester Ski Club will M. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh- daughter of one of the members VOL. LXXI, NO. 40 nnoHW Monday tho MUi at Om- Main la 61,600 and not $16^000 have a meeting tonight at 8 The Rockvilla Lodge of B3ks tare of Isabella, at its meeting Os^NHV has s|miiB|i far eperahn (ClaaMfM AdveeMalBg aa Page U) tar Cfeuich. AU Intaraatwrar* m* who Is in Japan. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 ss reported In an account on o'clock at the Center Springs will hold a dinner and Initiation of last Might la the K. of C. homo, Tuesday. December 4, - la tha TWENTY PAGES—(IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENT8 vttad. Raoanratlono for the aup- page three of Monday’s Hbr- Lodge. candidatea tomorrow evening at completed plans for Its annual date set for the Christmas pMrty KtMaaeheslarsiflie. ApplyallhsSi par, to bo oanrad at 6:80, ahould the Elks Home in Rockville. Din ba mada throufh the paatora of sld. sale, which will take the form of of tho members. Plana for tha Hslf tha coat, or l»00, wlU • The Mary Cheney Library la ner will be served at 6:30 p. m. a Parcel Poet affair, to be follow annual Christmas party for the en Hsu Esfiaad Tetaphsae OssHMay Korea Quia Program' tha k> ^ ehurchea. ha paid by the town. dressing the window of tha First ed by a card party. Mrs. Jolpi children will be announced later. National Bank this week with The Sacred Heart Mothers* Cir heads tho committee. The Mrs. John Lappen, who la chair pleyBNal Ofliis — M Mala Staetl; Dr. florance Manh of 417 Boat easy chairs a shelf of books and cle will meet tomorrow evening at date la Wedneeday, November 38, man for the month of November, Oantar atreat who haa been apand- an Invitation to coma in and 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. at 6:30 p. m., and tho place the and her committee served assort Inr tha paat flra waeka in Buropa, Kenneth Southall of 61 Jarvis browse. Leonard Bull, S3 Coburn road. T . M. C. A. The club also voted ed cakes and coffee. ratumad Monday nlyht on tha road la one of a group of engineer Reds Drop Armistice Now Plan Quean Elisabeth. With tha excep ing atudenU at the University of tion of a few days In Parla and Connecticut who have been t>ond<»i, aha spent tha greater part Initiated Into Connecticut Beta of tha time In Israel and waa Chapter of Tau BeU PI the amased at what the people of that honorary engineering society. Mr. country haye accomplirtied In a Southall la a third year student comparatively short time. in engineering at tha university.
Mrs. Augustus Pennery of 65 Chapman Court, Order of Ama BlsseU street gave a shower re ranth, will meet Friday evening at V •V. Tair Deal’ Democratic Platform cently at her home, for her sis 8 o’clock In the Masonic Temple. ter, Miss Florence Hildreth, whose A social hour will follow, with marriage to Wesley Moquln of refreshments served by the men, Hartford, will take place In that with Carl Peterson as chairman. city on Wedneeday, Nov. 31. Thai Truman Set^ind 36 Dead bride-elect opened her varied and Denies Lag 'With All Humility'* beautiful gifts while seated under The Cosmopolitan Club will UN Charges n watering can decorated In aqua meet tomorrow afternoon In tho and white. The hostess, assisted by Federation room of Center Church For War on ITrccAr of Mrs. Peter F. Flynn of Broad house. Chief Herman Schendel In Arms Aid street, served a delicious buffet will speak on Civilian Defense In Legal Aims style lunch to the relatives and Manchester. Mrs. William Rush Dixiecrats^“**"l^^“"® friends who were present will be hostess. fZiambon - 8iir - Lac, Franco. For Europe Nov. IS—(4*>—Roeciir crews to In Demands Ronald B. Lane son, of Mr. and Chapter lOM. Women of the Washington. Nov. 1.5—(/P) day found the shattered snow- Mrs. Harol(f Lane of 13 Oxford Moose, will hold a joint meeting ehcrusted wreckage of a miss Wa.shinglon, Nov. 15—committe«, ac- Atrocity Charges that he is drafting a “State .crashed Tursda.v. followed a series of recent cuaed the Reds of wanting to Housewares of the Union” message com Resctie teams who fought developments, Including: “aubatitute a legal clauae in MEN'S mitting the Democratic party their way up the snow and Icc 1. Press dispatches from place of good faith." The FLAGSHIP to campaign next year on his encrusted slope 2.10 miles south Pans saying the French are con Hodes vallsd on the Commu of Paris said most of the fire- cerned over slow delivery of nists to work out a Joint proposal DRESS May Affect Talks "Fair Deal” program. scarred bodies were battered to anus aid. Whsl he cells his "Fsir Deel” bits by the crash. for sstllrmsnt of the touchy buf b, STETSON Includes the "(Jlvil Rights" end 2 The recent visit of Gen. fer zone dispute. other proposels which meny south Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme "With this elinimaled." he GLOVES Tokyo, Noy. 15—(/P)—Allied disclosures of long-hushed ern Democrats have fought. Some Commander of Western European said, "our (rease-ftre) proposals Chinese atrocity killings may cause repercussions both in "Mlddleroeder” Democrats, seek |•orce.s. to discuss with Washing- would be to all Intents and pur Oppose NHRR ton offirialR an inrrraaod tempo poses identical. I propose that we the sickly Korea cease-fire talks and on the battle line. ing to soothe Southern critics, m rqtnppinK hia foroea. United Nations charges that Chinese and North Korean have been suggesting that a plat formulate a proposal on this Reda slaughtered nearly 6,000 UN form compromise acceptable to On Freight Cut 3. A Paris meeting of Secretary basis." $9.95 prisoners of war were expected to them might be worked out at next of State Achesnn, Secretary of De The Red negotiators replied Inject a bitter issue when truce ne year’s party convention. fense Lovett and W. Aver'ell Har- they never had sought an end to Up gotiators come to ,dlscusstng ex CIO Launches Mr. Truman's ruling it out may At 4 Stations riman, director of the Mutual .Se the fighting before a full armlatlce change of prisoners—If they do influence strongly the politiciil curity agency to discuss the arm* Is signed. not crop up sooner. maneuvering by his southern crit aid prolilem. Wednesday, however, the Red* Battle reaction may be imme Drive for Hike ics in the oncoming months of the Hartford, Nov. 15 ■ The fJen Olmsted used France aa an declared that a de facto cease diate. rresidential election year. New Haven Railroad struck stiff example of how the United State* fire would be "an unavoidable re Allied trx)ops generally had pre Under a bombardment of opposition today at a hearing be Is keeping generally abreast of Its sult of the agenda ” and "an In sumed the (jhineae Reds treated In Steel Wages questions from reporters at a fore the public utilities commis arms aid commitments. He said dispensable part and Inevitable their prisoners better than the winter White House news confer that: conaeqiienre of the process of North Koreans, who massacred an ence he refused to comment on sion on an application to discon ^ Iforn ls a Republirsn Oovrinnr Bari Warren alto at hla desk at armistice negotiations." estimated 3,000 Americans early Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 15 — whether he intends to support tinue less-than-carload fielght The allocation of tanks for hla offlee In Saeraniento, Calif., dortag preea oonfrrenre at which he —Thf CIO launched s drive to France was 2,738 and that de- b ou n ced that "with all humility, I have roneluded to berome a ra»^ LI. (?ol. Howard S. Levie, act Simtex in the war. General Dwight D. Eisenhower service to Suffield and three other ing spokesman for the UN com This belief was fed by the Chi day to boost wage* in the steel in for the Democratic Preaidentlal small stations. hveriea to date total 2.148. Out of *" ****• Thomas Dewey’s ninning mate nese Red strategy of releasing dustry. nomination or whether he will H. Meade Alcorn, a resident of an allocation of 847 105-mllllmeter In 1948. (NEA Telephoto). mand, said Onmmunlat negotia BROMLEY DURALACE FINISH Philip Murray, president of the tor* told Hodea their apeechas American and British prisoners in seek It himself. Suffield, was cqunsel for the Suf giina, B.18 have been delivered. Wedneaday were entirely un- CANDLELIGHT small groups last winter and CIO and head of the 1,000,000 He said that at no time did he field delegation made up of rep However, plane dellverlea have necesaary because their Saturday spring when the fighting was rag member ateelworkers union, as diacusa domestic politics with resentatives of industrial concerns been somewhat alower. France has proposal "spoke for itself,” LACE TABLE CLOTHS ing at Its highest peak. sembled hi* steel wage-policy com General Eisenhower in their re In the town which use the rail been assigned 401 F-84 Thunder- RAYON DA/AASK The Army newspaper Stars and mittee to map new contract de cent conferences on the western road service. jet fighter planes of a late model. Slavs Assert Reds The Communists continued to European defense program In Testimony to support the New Inelit on immediate establishment Stripes ran the account of Chi mands. These are Just beglaning to coma of a cease-are line paralleling the nese Red atrocity slayings of pris The situation held the possibil Washington. Haven's case waa given by Cor off the production line. Before foe oners as Its lead story of the day. He said he had made that clear nelius F. Shsniey, chief ststion In battle front. However, under ity of an eventual steel Industry end of this year, the first 16 will terms of their 8aturda.v propoaal, $1.98 to $8.98 The newspaper goea to troopa in strike which could throttle output SS had the gtneral and that both spector for the rsilrosd. have been delivered and all of the Massed on Bordier TABLE CLOTHS Korea. He presented figures to show this line could be changed through of the metal moat needed to out- allocation will be In France hands subsequent milltsry action. ■ Six98 54x54,*54x72, 60x80, 70x90 An Allied apokeaman said the muscle Soviet Rufsls. (Continued on Page Six) the steady decline of business at in 1052 An assignment of 46 Incomplete tally of atrocities the Suffield station over the past Pari.s, Nov. 15—(/P)—Yugoslavia charged todav Russia’s Levie described the new Com Practical lace cloths that wash so easily. The steel union has only four or four years, with a slight Increase F-«4s of earlier model haa been and 'SETS Shows "a record of killings and five cents hourly coming ■ under fulfilled. satellites have 25 divisions poised for action along’the Yugo munist position as "Inconststent" ALUMINUM ROASTERS - barbarism unique even In the Cdm- showing during the first nine slav frontier in a threat to world peace. A White Russian with one taken Wednesday by muniat world." the Wage Stabilization board's Chiang Sues 2 months of this year. Olmsted said that equipment North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Song The report underscored U. S. present formula. Full csrioada of freight won't originally allocated to equip an un .spokesman called the accusation “a shameless fabrication” Cho and Clhineee HaJ. Gen. Hsefh 5-12 FOWL, 65JS...... 12-16 FOW L, 6645 Murray was reported attempt be affected, and will continue to disclosed number of western Euro and countered with chargea that*------Secretary of State Dean Acheson’s Yugoslavia ia being built Into a Fang. The Red negotlatore Wed- charge before the United Nations ing to figure some way to compen Of Own Airmen be delivered and forwarded from pean divisions would be delivered nenday said an Immediate cease at New Low Prices Suffield, he ^aid. In the member nations by next base for American aggreaaion, i f P I 4 f y T- m.- K. Assembly In Paris that Red sate worker "productivity" or a Yugoslav Foreign Minister Ed- V.4 I T l c l y T O I C fire would be an unavoidable re OVAL ROASTERS S4J5 China' conduct waa "so low that similar means to get more money At present, LCL shipments are spring, several months ahead of I for the steel workers. There was delivered by truck from Hartford. the planning date first set. vard KardelJ. apeaking before the ^ sult of the agenda agreed upon it would take considerable im United Nations assembly, said the I 4 gga* C * / last July at Kaesong. provement to raise it to the gen some speculation that he may at Asks U. S. Court Decide If foe application ia granted they In his public comments while tempt to crack the present wage would ^ delivered to Windsor here, Elsenhower did not say he salcJlltea- Hiingary, Romania and *-7 4 1 * 1 .1 1 1 1 0 1 1 Two man suhcommltlees repre CLOTHS eral level of barbarism.” Dispute Over Millions Bulgaria had twice aa man,y 1 -m m m senting both sides will meet again The Eighth Army reported yes stabilization formula. Locks or Thompsonville, believed there was an actual lag Murray said workers in steel The principal purpose of the In arms deliveries to Europe. Those troops In bordering Yugoalavla In ranmunjom at II a. m. Friday ALUMINUM BAKING ft ROASTING terday In Pusan that the Chinese In Plane Procurement nreas as they had two years ago. Loan to Mine Reds had kUled at least 2,643 non- and other Industries have been 18ft (A p. m. e.a.t Thursday) for an behind the "eight ball" In the eco (CimUnued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Six) The figure, he said, did not include other debate on the buffer sons Korean prisoners of war since they Washington. Nov. 15—(6>>—The the Soviet troops In those coun PANS S1JIS, S2ill, S2J95 54x54 s3.89 - 54 k 72 s4.95 entered the war NoV. i, 1950. Al nomic scramble and they ahould Washington. Nov. 15—(,41-. A issue. get more money. Chinese Nationalist government tries f A UN command spokesman most all—2,515— were Americans. lias asked U. S. courts here to judge proposed 66.000,000 loan to open During this span, the North Kore The eteel Industry was reported H. V. Kisaelev of White Russia said there was no mention of the to be generally responding to a its dispute. Involving millions of lashed bark with the statement up a vast new supply of critically Allies' prisoner of war atrocity 64x86 - 64x108 ans were charged with massacring dollars, with two high-ranking Chi that "no dirty insinuation will blot $6.59 $9.50 147 non-Korean prisoners. questionnaire sent by Murray's nese Air Force officers. Taft Tops Ike in Poll scarce copper comes up for final charges at Thursday’s negotiat aides probing ability to pay a siz out the liberation of Yugoalavla by derision and probable approval by ing session. ALUMINUM FOIL 49c 89c Along withAhe estimated 3,000 Ueut. Gen. Pang-tsu Mow and Soviet Russia." He referred to the American captlvea killed by the able pay increase to steelworkers. Col. Ve-ahuen Hsiang, who have the Reconstruction Finance Cor The spokesman. Lt. Cmdr. J. E. Korean Reds in the first four Murray's demands for^ Improve entry of Soviet troops Into Yugo poration-1RFC» today. Bauernschmldt, said tha only ref ments of pay and working condi defied orders of Chiang Kal-ahek to slavia In World War II at the side erence to prisoners of war came months of war, this brought to return to Formosa, were named de Of House Republicans of Premier Marshal Tito's parti Aiifoorltfea said the loan. If nearly 6,000 the atrocity slaying tions In the steel Industry were un granted, would be the biggest by diirlng a discussion on Item four BEAUTIFUL PURE IRISH LINEN SETS known. But the union's wage pol rendants In s civil suit filed In sans. Tito split with Russia three MIRROMATIC PRESSURE COOKER 9f non-Koreans. U. 8. district court here late yes years ago. the RFC since World War II. of the armistice agenda. This 1.. to I LIT PRID TAKI . killed—about icy committee was reported to be terday. 'Washington, Nov. 15—(/P)—Senator Robert A. Taft tops It would finance mining of low- covers the exchange of war pris ^ QUART CAPACITY 54x54 WITH 4 NAPKINS...... A m e r ic a n s , the discussing living coat increases The suit demands that Mow, KardeIJ’s charges waa part of a grade copper ore depoalta at the oners. THI CAR TO WORK” $5.50 Army said. Others included and better worlter output. Gen. Dwight D. Ei.ienhower, 71 to 54, as the first choice of 11-point Indictment he presented White Pine Mine In northern Throughout the negotiations, DAMASK TABLE deputy commander of the Nation- to the 60-natlon assembl.y to back British, Turks. Belgians and 75 "of The questionnaire addressed to allat Air Force and long ita chief House Republicans for the GOP Presidential nomination in Michigan. Development of these the UN command haa expressed unknown nationality.” the principal steel firms asked a poll conducted by Rep. Cole (R., N. Y.). up Yugoslavia's complaint of hos 4epoa!ls-■ the nation's biggest un concern over the fate of Allied 54x72 WITH 6 NAPKINS...... for data on worker output, odd- pwurement officer here and tile acts againit her by the Soviet $7.45 Hsiang, Mow’s executive officer, be "ResiUta — “ ■ of ' the private aurvey.------tapped copper reaoiirce ha* been troopa captured by Communiats. CLOTHS and NAPKINS OontimiMl On Page six shift production and similar in started in September and concluded Union and other easterd Euro an on-again, off-agaln, project for UN negotiators have Instated We don’t claim that a TWIN formation to indicate that the required to turn over NatloHalist pean countries, once her Allies and LARGE TURKEY PLATTER SISiS gorerament records and funds. this week, were disclosed by Cole some time. TONE suit will aolve all union waa most Interested In im today In the wake of California now her bitter enemies. The (3opper Range Mining com- OMitinaed On Pagn Mx 64x86 with 8 largar napkins .. proving productirity benefits, Rotert P. Patterson, former KardelJ said Russian aggression your preblems at easily, but 23"k17" with Thanhtgivifif F«Mt Se«iw Motif. $11.50 mcrrtMry of War and one of the Gov. Earl Warren’s announcement News Tidbits P*ny la seeking fo* loan aa part REG. $I0.V5 60x80 . $8.95 N obel H onors holiday work premiums' inii' lm force attomeya representing dip he la a candidate for the Republi against Yugoalavla was hot an Iso of the defenne production pro —you'll be more successful proved vacations. can nomination. lated incident but was part of a gram. Company officlala arrang Nationallat government, com- Culled from AP Wires worldwide series of Soviet acts ... in business. . . with’ the 64x108 with 12 largar napkins It was learned that the United mented in a statement ; Warren's move yesterday put his ed to be In Washington today to $15.98 States Steel corporation, bell hat formally in foe ring along with which threaten the peace of the meet with RFC Administrator W. woman in your life . . . in REG. $12.95 68x104 ...... For Lagerkvist wether of the steel industry, has “In trying the case to foe Unlt- world. He cited the war In Korea B ulletins 6- Pc. STEAK KNIFE SET $4J» $10.95 “ *>rta we will not be Taft's. So far the Ohio Senator Yoimg Pdllsh woman who waa Stuart Symington who, It waa fact, in everything you do, Beautiful luatroua rayon damask cloths and sets made Jwr :|| given at least partial response to Mterred by any charges that and WarrSn are the only avowed as another example of warlike So learned, will make the final de- Simtex. Launden and Irons so easily. New low prlcee. :i| the questionnaire. The union human "Guinea pig" (or Adolph viet policy. cieion. from the AP Wire* ImportoU from Franco, loxod. Swede Wins Literary Mow or Halang haa made against candidatea In either_ r. major" fj party, V.- , Hitler's Miner 8 benefit,oeneni, la patient at Bethuein wfam you look your best REG. 79c 17x17 NAPKINS . aa. daimed the Information la' needed their su^rior in foe Chinese Air KardelJ waa ona of the small A larger loan proposal by Cop 58c before Its bargaining. .h I Bo'to". for nation speakers today in the con- AN* Priae; Chemist Award Force, ^ o s e charges have been publican backers are hard at work treatment of baffling malady re- per Range waa rejected last Sep The union's demands for data In hla behalf, however, despite the j tinuing opening debete before foe tember on technical groiind*. In hlUui. Italy. Nev. 1»—(IP)— You’D look your best in a Pine quality pure Iris? linen in the chrysanthemum pat were so broad, however, that thoroughly Inveatlgated by a kultlng from her injection with se General Assembly. French Foreign The death toil la storm-stricken Seen for 2 Americans board of three members of recog general’s refusal to say publicly' rum nine years ago. dication* then were that a revised ■ortlieni Italy leaped to more new TWIN, TONE suit A DECORATED TEA POTS $198 tern only. many steel producers were report- nised Integrity appointed by foe whether he will run. j Hiniater Robert Schuman is ex project might be acceptable. - ,Senator Duff (R-Pa.), one of Walter H. Wheeler, Jr., is ro- pected to be the last speaker Fri- lhaa 66 today nitli tk o dealh of pure wonted fabric hand- Importod from Ertglaiid. Bockholffl, Nov. 15—-(8>)-L-The ^ ■“ "■ “ efected president of New England day, The new proposal ralla for max 36 penoaa belag evaenated NIAGARA MULTI-COLOR (Coatinned oa Page Six) ^ (Coutiaued on Pago Six) foe leaders of the move, an imum production of 70,000,000 tsDoied at 14 points by Bwadiah Academy today awarded nounced In a New Orleans speech Council npenlnf;[^ln Boston of 27th from a flood area. ^ 1961 Nobel priie for llterure New England conference . . . CRAMERCY PARK. last night that Senator Lodge (R- (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Pagn Ms) to one of ita own members. Par Masa.) will “accept foe leader- Eighty-eight paintings belonging U. 8. CENSUS TOTAL SIMTEX SOLID COLOR Mgrarkviat, author of the novels Bhlp" of a campaign to put Elsen to Marlon Davies, former film star Waahlagtoa. Nov. 18—(dV- AD sixes fas Single and DINNERWARE SPECIAL DISH TOWELS **The D w arf’ and "Barabbas." Honed Down 43rd Ready hower In (he White House. Duff and friend of late publisher WU-, The Oeaeua Bareau today esti Doubla Biaasted models. Lagerkvist, who is 60 years old said he and Lodge will go to Paris llam Randolph Hearat, are aoM at mated the population of tho S3 PIECES. SERVICE FOR EIGHT f l K OS md p la y w rig h t, poet, vesaayUt In December to confer with the auction In New York fo r 662,910. Used Car Prices Cut 6% United Stateo at 166,167,666 oa REGULAR $27,78 ...... I o o • o o o.. < and writer of abort stories as well For Its Job in Germany general. Duff and others have Connecticut public aervice buses Oct I. TABLE CLOTHS and J* • checlt voiced confidence Eisenhower will —those carrying school children The figure, whleh larhidea 3 9 c each ter 167,613 crowns (632,357) from be available when he feels he can and farm workers in particular— Below Jan. 1951 Ceilings membem of the ammd forooo K ^ Guatov Adolf at the Nobel leave hla Job aa commander of are going to receive more frequent overaeao, lo 211,660 greater thaa pvlto preaentation ceremoAy to be —Anybody who saysNov. 16—*Oermaaa«CTyT...--—. as . a vprUoner. la World the eotimato ter Sept. 1. J NAPKINS War n he became in turn deputy North Atlantic forces in Eurepe. safety laapeetioBB by foe state... PYREXWARE aald In Stockholm on'Dec. 10. baby". to------a soldier „of the U. s. Oola'a polL which brought re Dr. Vladmir K. Zworykin, some Washington, Nov. 15.—(A*l—The NON-LINT— EXTRA ABSORBENT The aelecUon of Lagerkvist for commander and conunander of the der replaces previous orders set DOUBT BRINKS LINK ^ 43rd Infantry Division is looking tough 34th Infantry Division and plies from 161 of foe 196 House times referred to as “the tetlier government today rolled back cell ting ceilings on tha basis of Niagara tmyala—fUmoua for thair absorbancy and lo e g wsar. ddayeafs literature prise was not for a punch in foe nose. ing prieei on used automobiles six M ontreal, Nov. 13 <91 saw heavy action in the South Republicana to whom he sent of televialon,’* is married to Dr. prices In aavaral used car guide PoUee expreooed dotdit today FLAVOR SAVER FIE FLATES 52x52 - 52x70 j5**P*®^ here. He was mehtion- Months ago, when foe 43rd waa Pacific. questionnaires, gave Warren five Katherine A. Polevltsky, professor per cent below levels of last Janu $L98 $2.98 M among contendera In 1049 and going through foe pains of post ary. hooka. Provlsiona of the regula that eight peneca held la Qno- He had a man-alaed Job reorgan votes at first choice for the party of science at University of . i tion are W*165t;i.lVOeffective IvOV. Nov. 20. HOW«Ho*' beo aad Montreal la coanaetina r s s i...... irssi OTHER DISH TOWELS 29c to 69c again In i960, running aecond to war reorganization, foe usual izing' tha 4Srd but aaya today; nomination. The balloting was Pennsylvania. Our Topcoat Stock Is At • Amarlean noveUat WmUm Faulk- gripes led someone to dub it completed in advance of Warren'a French President Vincent Auriol (OPS) aaid Its new dollsrs-and- with a wideepread aeriea mt 6 0x80 MT In the academy’s balloting in rashly the "cry baby” outfit. "In aU tha years I’va been a aol- do not go into effect until 30 days holdupo had may eoaaactlea $4.69 dier this la the flneat group of announcement of his candidacy. says he is not going to run for re- cents ceilings set prices at about after that date. with the 61.706,666 Bitoka lao.. the latter year. The name-calling didn't last Taft and Eisenhower between electlbn In 1854...Clark Gable la current market levels. An excep ' Its Peak Now! He is tba fourth Swede to win long, but foe men-atlU are angry young men that I -have ever bad TTie order divides the country robbery to Boston nearly two RERULAR FIE PUTES foe privilege of tralnl^." them polled 125 first choice bah forced to wait five months for tion to the immediate rollback will into three geographical areas for years ago. Ibb prise. Previous Swedish wln- about I t lots, with Taft getting a 17-vOte trial of his wife's divorce sulL be 1951 models which may be sold 17x17 NAPKINS urs wm Mma Lsgerlof, Vemer About haU of tha 4Srd is al pricing. Tha areas generally re r 29e r sk i r All .. 35. Tha 43rd, first National Guard ready biUetod In this Bavarian edge. In third place aa No. 1 President Juan D. Peron, __ at tha going market price. flect differences In shipping costa EGYPT STANDS FAST M l STYLES aH m pai a /\ son Heldenstam and Erick Axel outfit evar aant to Europe In choice was Senator Everett Dirk- Hoxvever, OPS said 1651 can, 0 Hnatar Green. Chartreuae. Yallow and Gray la Slmtax Karifeldt. city wharo JuUua Oaaaat*a 10th le power etrengtheaed by overwhelm of tba can originally. Those In Cairo, Nov. 16—(IP)— Kkm MORGAN JONES. ABSORBENT peacetime, is honed down to a gion once pulled occupation duty. aen of lUinola with 13 votes. Gen. ing election victory Sunday, re along with all others, will be aub- Region A will have foe lowest Varouk—hi a throao apoaea Momma Ctoth. In choosing Lagerkvist. the pretty fine fighting trim right Douglas MacArthur waa fourth turns to his Job after 14-day Ject to a two per cent deduction FURICS academy, o f which he has bean a The remainiag units ara dua toon with 13 votes, followed by War price and thoae In Region C the writtaa by tha Wafdtot gavaia- now. MaJ. Gen. Kenneth F. Cram Mor^ here la good. Judging leave of absence. for depreciation on Jan. 1. Every highest under tbe lengthy tables. maat — dodarwl toSay tteit SELF BASTING ENAMEL Bembar alnoa 1940, clearly follow- er, an old National Guard officer, ren with 5. three months thereafter, on the ad the wishes of tha donor of the from the men thamaalvaa and their Tbe poll showed Warren second OPS gave this example of how Egypt WINwINaotyteM no la tha Aa- DISH CLOTHS la pointing hU men toward the ■mart military appaanneK Cram- first day of each calendar quarter, the two per cent depreciation will glo-Bgypliaa BrM. S lu i. G in. VHk Gidi Sdn trise, AttNd Nobel who stipulate ultimate in prepArlng for defense only to Taft for Rapresentatlves’ TreMury Balanee another turn per cent must be cut ROASTERS SlaZi, SUIg S515 (hat tha writing of prise wlnnate second choice with 23 votes to apply: ■gainst Soviet aggraaalon. ing tha 4Srd from a civilian-cram from the price of all foe named A 1960 C3ievroIat atyline special ihould have "an Idsalistic tan- Cramer, a vetanu of both world Taft’a 30. Warren waa the Repub WaahWton, Nov. 16—(IF)—The makes of can manufactured be •ancy." med National Guard fonmatioi ia- lican Vice Presidential nominee 4-door aadan in Region A ia listed n U N DBLAT* VOTE wars, has baadad the 4Srd since to a aoldlar’a division. position of foe Treasury Nov. IS. tween 1940 and 1951. at 61,566. On Jan. 1, 1953, the Tihraa, Iiaa, Nav. 16 (95 ■ ■4 5 9 c Although Lagerkvlat has vgrit- 1946.‘ In World War I ha fought In in 1948. Net budget receipts, 6I60,819,> The ceiling price of pre-1940 *Y(orala U aomethlng that la Cole’s conclusion was that hla celling price will ba two par cent throa big Allied otfenaivsa, waa 868.17; budget expenditures, can will be that of tha oldast laaa than that price, er 61,633.90. OJmilSEsSON_ ------I N ------WEAR-EVER COOKIE PRESS XtM Ihc Mx); woundad and brMljr bgr tha 6177,327,819.13: cash balance, 6>i* model Ustad for tha aama make. VbhMua Morgan Jcoas quality long waarlng acft sad al^ I ea 1609 Xira) XOaattaNHff m ffiaia Biz),- 9S6,0U,S43A0, aant etato or- S OIVB SEEN STAMPS 12 ■orbeBt Tha doUars and la a n o tV m K 1*.
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/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O m , THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1951 ' RAGE THREC, eleaneis and buttoas. Robert lit Teach SMFD Aadit Rapart « “T" CKrlsoa brought hia aquailuia for Cites Problem s That Face Growliic Psias Tax Decision Fun And Fashions Christniaa ^eale eharge of tha arhool aalea; Mrs. ganist for tha avanlnff. All ra- the enjoyment of the children and OptB t* Ingpcctim Local Student Meets Film Star Raymond 81. Laureni, bank sates, eelved cordial greetinga from Moobc Units Plan C^Mii In Novel hla mother, Mrs. Harold Carlson, ' Mechanical dlfflcultlea re- At Kiwanis Club and Mlaa Beth Krapowirz, lalea In Worthy Matron Mrs. Mary G. came to school one day to teach The audit report of thS "Municipal Court Judges aultihg from setting up the STATE . In Maile Nov. 19 the Post Office and department Beaiireguard. „ E>ue Tonight stores. Mrs .1. Herbert Finlay la Children's Party them how to make their own books o f accounts and flnaa- new press for Its first printing — NOW PIAIYINO Paat Matron Viola Trottar and School Program aquariums A spirited out clal records of the South Man of double sections were respon One of the most successful par- taking rare of the publlrlly. — “Paat Pat.ron .1. Herman Dlttmayer Christmas seals will he In the door game was introduced to the chester Fire District for the The fact tbat Judgaa
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MANUU£8TilA fiVJi)NlMO H£BALO, MANCU£8TBR. CONN« THURSDAY^ NOVEMBER 16. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951 report of toe reoent food sals CIO Withdraws ‘ gr«n and were measured for pat the welfare question when yqu showed $42.16 added to the asq»- tern siae. They will make “ better Coming to Hartford Governor Assaileil accuse me and my fellow Demo 16S I fflg ll **Reqaiem'* Soloist Truman Set Sun Motor Runs by Candle, Too RFC May Vote New Aaaignment ciatlon treasury. dresses" in a claaa to be taught by crats of Insincerity and partisan UN Charges In P-W Election Mrs. Marion TSsker, program Ml*. BmiUi, Mrs. Kullgren, Mrs. ship In this matter." chairman, announced that the De John Woodward and Mrs. John On Welfare Probe THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY (Mil He predicted' that “your For 57 Million cember meeting will hava musical Cragin, local leaders who ere get- Hartford, Nov. 1B-«P)-^A CIO (IxMlge'S) action In appointing SWUUTID ’"Ai’insAid For W ar on entertainment ^ the school chil ing their instructiona through lo Bridgeport. Nov. 15—(J^—State Legal Aim s •nlon, oxplalnlng It wanted to dren. Smith and then In refusing to cal leader classes In Rockville. The Senator Milton J. Herman (D- ten to Democratic orltlclani of Loan to Mine first one to be held here is sched •void Jurisdictional disputes with About 60 attended toe meeting, Bridgeport) hM charged that him will )>e ahown to have «>at D ix ie c r a ts the withdrew yesterday from which as a forerunnbr had toe op uled for November 27. Mi*. Lester toe atale well over a million dol- STAG-HANDLE For Europe J. Hutchins, who plana to gq to Governor John Lodge (R) has a (Con^Md from Pago Om ) In Demands • coUactlvs bargaining election at portunity hearing William Ben lara." tha Meriden plant o f United Air^ edict, hbalto educator of the State California early in December, re "record of political partiaanahlp araft'a Pratt and Whitney Dlvi- signed OS eecretary-treasurer of and self-indulgence” concerning (OMttaiMS fra a riMie Om ) (Conthiued from Pago One) pounds of copper annually, within Department of Health, dUcues The geyser, Old Faithful, in Yel (CoaUiiMd fram Paga Om ) Sian. "Emotionel Health and Delinquen toe group and Mi*. Natalie Gold- toe State Welfare department. , three years. This would be about ■tein was appointed to fill her Herman made public yesterday, lowstone National Park, eriipla at 3Pc. have tha raputation of telling the The ynlted Auto Workers (CIO) cy in Adolescence." They aijm fttmlUar with th« aeriw of confer- 2M per cent of wartime copper that an exchange o f priaonera he place. a letter in which he replied to an' Intervals of anywhere from 38 to truth. left a clear fiald for the Interna wltneaSed a film on Emotional 88 minutes. 13.00 MCM Im held at the White Houae consumption. tional AsaoeiaUon o t MachlnUts Mrs. Woodward, chairman, an accusation by Lodge that he him "Do you have any Intention of artanged before a ceasa-fira be HaaUlu' RefreahmenU o f dough Value and Pentagon said the point em> The project has been considered comes affective^ (A F L ) at tha Meriden plant In nuts and coffee were served fol nounced that the next meeting will self was guilty of partisanship In CARVING SET phaaiaed was that there muat be supporting (Seneral Eisenhower tha alection, auparviaed by the Na- be a Christmas party to be held aoaailing s'current investigation and turned down in past years be ^ “ •rtischmldt declined to apec- lowing the meeting. a apeed-up beyond the present for tha Democratic nomination?” Uonal Labor Rslationa Board, the at her home December 10. Each of the Welfare Department as a cause the low grade of ore made ^ whether diacloaure of The Coogregational Church of one attending should bring a amall “whitewash." achedule—that instead of a slower Evenly the President replied: No tha long-secret atroclUes would XAM received 408 votea to 114 for Columbia sent out letter* this It economically unsound. Offi ■Tm Union,” a company spokesman gift for exchange. In addition The inv^Ugatlon, ordered by MAN program to outfit more divisions a comment. cials cited three reasons for a tiona anect on tha negoUa- week to membera end friends tell ther* will be auggeations for the drive should be made to make bat- ing of the every-mamber canvass the governor, la being conducted Asked whether he will urge en more favorable attitude toward Tha UAW also withdrew from holidays to be found in a box by State Finance Ctommiaoloner tie-ready and fully-equipped up to actment of his "Fair Deal" pro the program now: Throughout Thursday's three- to be conducted this month. Ray “Tricks for toe Holidays" which 80 dlvi^ons by next summer another NIjRB election bsing held Ftank M. Lynch, a Republican. gram in the "State of the Union” h w r and 20 minuto session the mond E. Lyman is chairman of Will be on exhibition. Herman has contended that WANTED E\en while the United States message he will send to Congress 1. The nation's critical need for Reds continued to insist that a today at Pratt A Whitnsys Port tha canvase and tba letter, bear more copper, probably the most land plant again leaving tha lAM M n . Woodward and Mr*. Cra Lynch can’t be expected to show was wrestling with the problem of in January, he aald of course, and ’’a fixed before ne- ing hia name for the committee, gin, '4-H Club leader* need amall keeping up to Ka current Euro scarce of all defense materials, sufficient zeal in Investigating a he added It will be a part of the atatee in part “This year we hope bita of yarn, bright colored flan fellow Republican, Welfare Oom- To work Ib slock room pean commitments and looking Democratic platform. especially from a long-term view. uce terms. UN command negotia A m a J . QaUaghsr, UAW or- to raise sufficient money through ganiMT, pointad out that tha lAM nel or felt and pieces of plastic mlssionrr Robert J. Smith. into Elsenhower's plea for faster "Regardless of who runs 7” he Civilian, use of copper haa been tors reiterated that any Une gifts and pledges to secure a per which the little girls can uae in Yew 1 HdMdw OrMvnd Stalntoti Stool Corvinf Knifo • deliveries of arms, new although had axeluatva baigaialng rights in Herman's letter to Lodge as sod drivB doiivory truck. was asked. cut back sharply. drawn now would result in a de manent minister who will live their 4-H Club work. Anyone who 1 Sfiekm Gtool Carving Fork • 1 $Korponin9 Stool. not unforeseen problems cropped Harold Baglla Pratt A Whitneys main East serted: Regardless of who runs, he re 2. Copper prices have risen. Major James O. Bayllaa tocto cease-fire and permit the among us and become a part of can contribute should send it to “You exhibit a flagrant disre RoGulor fitoro houn. Paid up in another quarter. The U. 8. plied. Thus, while the project might Rtdii to stall on other aaenda Hartford Meat If too UAW won our community. The response toe women. AN egotgfod witli tlmwlotod Sfog-Hondloi. lock lot potkod Harold Baglin, well known at althar Portland or Meriden, he gard for your own sorry record on and Yugoslavia signed an agree He said he stood by his previous have been uneconomical at the Major James C. Baylias of 9 problems. to our every-member canvass -will Nelson Field, 12-year-old aon of A three-star in person etege In • cotorfvl gilt bOK. Hot moro tkon ono Mt to o cuitomor. ment providing terms upon which aoM,.Jurls(Uetional dli^utes might show Is being .presented at toe holidays. tenor of Manchester, will be the assertion he will not disclose his ■World War II prevailing price of Plano Place, a veteran of Korea, Cold, drizzling rain bogged determine our action." The let Mr. and Mrs. Nelaon Field of Co American military aid will go to soloist in Beriloa' great '^te- 1952 Intentions until after his down the Korean war today. arias whan workers are ahtf ted be ter acknowledges that one gate lumbia Center, underwent an State Theatre, Hartford, this Sat the Balkan nation which broke Sunlight, lamp light or the mere Sicker of m omnU condle wUl set 11.8 cents a pound, or even the has received a new assignment oa tween plants. Gallagher said for urday and Sunday, Headlining qulrm," which is being presented State of Union." budget and the balsa wood wheel on thq shaft o f this “ aun motor” to spinning. pre-Korea price of 19 cents a The U. 8. Eighth Army reported many appeals for help during toe emergency appendectomy Monday from Russia's family of satellites. economic message are delivered. cSinmanding officer of the Station thla raasow tha UAW decided to year, but suggests this Is a spe the program will be Carmen Cav- Apply In Porton at 7:30 this coming Sunday eve General Motor* engineer* In Detroit developed the device, which I* pound. It might be worthwhile toe only action along the muddy night at Windham (Ttommunlty Some smsll arms. artiller>' and And, he added, be may even wait Complement, New York Port of gtvo the lA M a clear field. cial one since it comes from one's Memorial Hospital. allaro, the "Poet of the Piano,” Usal BfYfrasn Shoor Bros. being shown throughout the country In OM’s “Preview of Progreo*” fremt waa a small aee-oaw night vehicles already ha\'e been deliv ning at the South Methodist now when copper is bringing 24.5 Embarkation. The UAW oantastad the lAM own church. whose amaalng technique and a little later. ■elence *how*, to llluotmte an Important principio—that sunlight Is battle for advance Allied posi A daughter, Janet Dorothy, waa AT LOW PRICES JKWEI.KUS ered to Yugoslavia as the result, cents per pound. During a 10-month assignment when Pratt A Whitney’s Southing- brilliant piano styling hava won Church by the Chancel Choir and Under questioning, the Presi power, and that It holds vast potenGal on a power source. OM en tions. That waa fought northweat Pledge cards are enclosed which born October 21 to Mr. and Mrs. HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. BUSH HARDWARE 977 MAIN ST. — TEI,. .'>211 of negotiations which started last 3. New methods have been de with the 25th Division in Korea, tan branch waa Mened last year, toe committee hopes will be filled him the acclaim o f audiences sixty members of Oratorio- dent said he would ask further gineer* concede their “ »un motor” I* an extremel.y low-effldenc.v pow of Yanggu on toe eastern front. Edmund Woodward of Windham June. But now, because Yugo veloped for processing low-grade Major Bayliaa served aa a com hut lost to tha A F L union. out and returned . to church from coast-to-coaat. Cavallaro changes in the Taft-Hartlcy Act er producer, and that |t hpM* no clue* a* how to haraeoo the aun’s center, former residents here. The Arthar Dnis Siom slavia becomes fully eligible to a Chorale of Hartford. which has been the frequent tar pany commander, an assistant Thanksgiving Sunday, (Nov. 25) will feature many of hia newest CO. share of the 17,328.000,000 foreign enrrgy. copper ore which would bring the little girl, born at Hartford Hospi Soloist with the Chancel Choir get of union leaders, but he would White Pine project in line with battalion plana and training offi when a special dedication service tal, was brought home only this recording hits, ns well as a reper aid program, the problem for many years, Mr. Baglin has will give everyone on opportunity toire of his favorite selections in eomes more complex. not disclose them at this time. costa of producing copper else cer, battalion executive officer, week since ahe waa ao tiny ahe long been a favorite writh Man He waa asked about a story out where. and liaison officer with the 27th Columbia to place his pledge on the altar. had to remain at the hospital an cluding "Polonaise," "Wareaw Uoreover, some of Yugoslavia's chester audiences. He received his After Thankaglvlng Sunday, can- Concerto,” “Voodoo Moon" and critical needs are In the very items of Pusan, Korea, In which the U. Nutiueggers a Hit in Benefit Division. The extra two weeks. early training at the Hartford S. Eighth Army charged the Reds Under the defense program, voaser* will -visit toe homes of others. where American supply sources In World War II, Major Bayliaa A n Individual parent-teacher Mias Maurlnc Leonard haa re School of Music and is at present with murdering about 5,500 Amer loans may be approved which those who cannot bring their Co-headllning will be Andy Rus are hardest pressed. saw 39 months duty in the Pacific aonfarance la reconimended aa a turned from a viilt with her sla a pupil of Wyllys Waterman. ican prisoners of war. would not normally be considered pledges to church. sell, popular singing star of ra Concert of Chaminade Club theater, including the Okinawa suhstituU for tha
. ' I. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 Section Two THURSDAY. HOVEBIBER 16. 1961 lEttrning THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951 PageoJJto20 lest Given Natioualssts Lead Banquet Speaker Visual Aids Shown school work, television or radio, Local Hospital P o m o u s PUMP A MIATY-nMER A TNIIinY Salesman Wins Award Issuing New household duties, after-school jobs Philippine Voting for pay, recreational raading and N Aitur^d of tli« To Verplanck PTA hobbles. WANTED 16 LBS A UNDER 18 LBS A OVER The new report card is the re Four room uufuruhkol W ctf Hartford W om an's PILGRIM Report Card ■•stl Order an A A P HanUa, Nov. Majori- Membera of tha Varplanck PTA sult of work done last spring by apartuMiit by udiihHigBd W in Learos Bed Fund ttea pUed up by Nacionalletae in enjoyed a program on audlo-visual a committee of teachera, under tha chairmanship of George Potter- eoupit. No childrau, ptnoa* p il g r im S M N D the dtlea may be big enough to de aids at the monthly meeting held Will Allow Pa^ts and In' Farents* Memory BRAND ton, who consulted with parents Rent rcaldtati. feat adminlatratlon candidatea in last evening at the achool. Law LB I i r . niRKlYTODAYl rence Spencer, director of this Teachers More Data and studenta. the nine Philippine Senatorial rec- T in JianelMattr Htmoriai Hot- ISOLD ONLY work in the Mencheater achoola WRITE BOX A aa. lata retunu indicated today. About MHS Students cv®«« pital will r*edv* a Itfacy for the r ■poke briefly on the subject, out e lo H B E A L D A T AA P I OVEN- Vp To U Ua. |C 15 LBS Preildent lining how this method ia used aopport of » bed under the ternu throughout town and more par Manchester High School atu- READY and Under Lb. " I. OVER LB Blpidio Qulrlno ia winning in the o f the will of the Ute Edith Drake TURKEYS outlying provlncea aa expected. ticularly at the Verplanck achool. denta will be greeted with a new ^ < y u i Quimby of 14 BUhop road. West But tabulaCiona indicated there A practical demonstration of tha form of report card for the quar Hartford, who died Hay S, 1B51, won’t be enough votee to offeet use of filmstrips in a classroom ter ending Nov. 9, one that will and whoae will haa been admitted laada plied up by NacionalUtaa in situation was given by Misa Emma not only gives a much fviller ac ipUc WHINITCOMISTOTAtn to probata in Hartford. early retunu in Tueaday'a election Treadwell with a group of fourth counting of their progress to (heir from the large citiea. grade pupils. The subject chosen parents than did the report cards The fund aupporting the bed will home comfort bo known aa the Drake bed fund A Nacibnallitaa aweep would was science and the filmstrip, “An in the past but one which alao in memory o f Hre. Qulmby'a par* leave Uberila holding juat half of imals of Long Ago," allows parents to report to the the aeata in the 24 man Senate. Mary Lou BUbee, Dorothy Paris, school on thair children’s after- ante, Levi and Julia P. Drake who’ e*o^«D iu«'^L..S5KI *-tt ’ . s were realdenta of Hancheater be* Uberala have 12 holdovers; Na- Joseph Tj-lpp ’ and Constance school activities. MORIARTY Bros eionaliataa two. One holdover le an Adams of the faculty showed other Beildea showing the tiaiial fore mo\’lnf to Hartford, and the 3 I i C fc N I t R ST nomination of the bed will be left '**** . .AaCnHO . ,.A3‘ Independent. filmstrips covering primary and achievement marks In the various to the rovemlng body of the Sec- 080V1MO bS^ 6f6fr*i Dr. Joaa Laurel, puppet preel- intermediate subjects. Small auhjerta, the new cards Include a T i l '.ITS cond Oonfreyatlonal Church of t» dent under the Japanese, polled groups of interested pepole viewed section In which teachers can in 682,861 votes to lead the Naclonal- these, and showed much interest dicate If Improvement Is desired North Hancheater, of which Hr. ,«lesfcw» Art McOInley and Hre. Drake were membera. Uta slate of eight candidates for and enthusiasm in this phase of In any of 11 different categories, SILENT GLOW the regular six-year Senate terma. the educational program. such aa "appeara to be working to An inventory o f <223.619 was Art McGinley, sports editor of At the business meeting a re OIL BURNERS t* The top liberal. Education Secre Waymt F. nMVlaii#, salesman for Morlarty Brothers, local IJn- the best of ability.'' ‘'courteay'' left by Hra. ^ im b y , widow of the Hartford Times, will be ,the port waa given of the financial tary, Teodor Evangelista, had 405,- cola-Mercury Sealers, la ahowa above (right) reorivhig an award tor and "how does he work with oth Henry Quimby. and several 693. He waa in ninth place, more success of the recent military churrhea and inatltutiona will principal speaker at the South memherahlp In the aelect groap of Boston District Htar Produeeni ers'* by rheektng the Item or than 30,000 votes behind the low whist, which assures a substantial eventually share in the estate. OOOO .reals Methodist Men's Club sports ban from A. H. Crowley, (left) nntionnl nsslstant general sales manager. Items. Absence of a check mark V6 est Naclonaiiatas. The top eight amount being turned over to Mlaa would indicate the student waa A gift of <500 goes to the Uni are elected. quet in honor of Manchester Catherine Shea principal, for use Mr. Howtand reeelved n $8(W wrist watch for his outstanding ted Thank Offering of the Wom record In the sale of 1951 IJneoln Cosmopolitan cars. The oward satisfactory In respect tn the item Hiu'N •fSWMi The Nacionalista candidate held High's football, soccer and cross in enlarging the school's filmstrip Hated. en's Auxiliary of the Protestant fii '.t.tninir libtary. wna made Niw’. S at the latin Quarter, Boston. HAO0pC< a BUbaUntial lead in the four-way country teams on Wednesday eve The new card poinla up the eo- Episcopal Church and $100 la left t» iff race for a ninth Senate seat, for Hot turkey sandwiches and cof RMldioiv to the Trinity Chapter, Daugh- ning, Noy. 28 at the church. operation needed between parent a two-year term, on the basis of fee were served in the cafeteria 60, who owned hotels and business (Jack) Mclnerney, 55, publicity and teacher In the education of houf^ • tera of the King. BUM* Incomplete returns. by Mrs. Robert Barbero, Mrs. Rob prpperty in California, Mlasourl, director of the raramniint Thea Cash bequests of $4,000 are the pupil hy allowing the parent The Naclonalistas appeared people Interested In the children ert Brown, Mrs. Ralph Clifford Arizona, Texas and Pennsylvania. ter here since 1020 and director if he so desires to report to the made to several individuals, and v« iff . c o\#ca likely to win some major upsets will attend this important meet and a large committee of fourth Pittsburgh—Leon R. Ludwig. o f press relations for United Para hdonieolfee the residue is held in trust, l^ e in eehool on how hit child ependa hia n In the races for provincial govern ing. Refreshments will be served grade mothem. 47, director of Westinghouse Elec mount Theaters. Inc. after-school hours In regard to come from the trust fund will go StsBoP* ors. Returns so far give them a by the PTA members. tric corporation's atomic project. ttfibeunlK do three women, and on theix Op lead in 21 of the 46 provinces. Mrs. James Ryan and Mrs. He was bom in Kansas City. Mo. New Projeet death, $10,000 will go to the Gen lOlHS There were no Nacionalista candi Deaths Last Night Scranton, Pa.—Samuel Raker, Singapore iin - - Colorful eral Theological Seminary in New William Server are doing jury T > » dates in 14 provinces. duly In the Hartford Superior 68, who recently retired ■■ vice group.s of Chinese, Indian, Malay York for a scholarship fund, and pOR*^ president and dean of the Inter Aeit u*naS»6 T*«* Sergio Osmena, Jr., aon of the Court. and Pakistani hawkers who dis PRESCRIPTIONS the residue of the estate will he ^ late President, running as an in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS national Correspondence School. play their ware.s upon boxes and Cfcaia a ScB.,. H F«r# divided Into 10 equal parts, two Hagerstown, Md.,—J. Frank CarefalljF comiioniidfid. lea** C.ff.* rntm OuStM, dependent Liberal with Naclonal- He was bom In Russia. alalia bordering on the seafront aW 0m*«« .MM. parts of which will go to the Man lata backing appeared to have won Ridenour, 77, vice president of the Beverly Hills, C alif.- Carol E. are going to have to move. chester Memorial Hospital. the govemorahip of Cebu prov Legion Auxiliary Herald-Mall Co., and aaaoclated Gray, 60. president of Burr A The city council la starting a ArthwrDiigStorti I t o c M by mmlf MO fsm tt ttfht tsstrim nl a h o p P ^ H t f S f Shop lArfy-AAP Storof ClofoJ Thors., No¥. 22 - Thoohsghriiig Day ince. with newspapers In the Hagers On.. Beverly Hills and New York $200,000 scheme to develop the town area for 50 years. (Jitv banking Investment firm. area Into a waterfront promenade Supper Monday Rome — Prince Ludovico Chigt Bronxville, N. Y.—John E. and park. Several Showers Thie Thonkegiving, os in yean pa»t, hosts oi hostesses will serve banquets on Della Rovere-AIbanI, 85, grand budgets by marketing oi A4P. Why don't you en|oy this thrilty custom, too? The American Legion Auxiliary master of the sovereign military For Miss Packard You’ll find A iP'i huge orroy cl lestlve foods marked vrilh the Toluo-giving Marlborough Order of Malta for 20 years, and a prices that are os traditional at AAP as turkey is at Thanksgiving. Slop in and will hold Its annual membership and pot luck supper In the Legion member of the famed Chlgi family WHIN YOU OIVI TNIM effi" get everything you need lor a delicious repast Irom first course to last! A pretty wedding took place last which gave Pope Alexander VII Miss Ruth Packard, whoae mar hall, Monday evening, Nov. 19. fOAAITNINO VHIV Saturday afternoon in the Harl- Mrs. Everett Kennedy and Mrs. and many Cardinals to the Roman riage to Raymond Brown will take Theydonldawdk ttXU Y IIKI TO RATI JANE LGE24 0 Z when HiM Jessia Frances 'Weir, Theodore Fairbanks are co-chair Catholic Church. - APPLES - place Saturday, Nov. 17. at 10 Ottumwa, la.—Thomas Henry o'clock in St. James' Church, has PARKER LOAF Jm I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome men of the supper committee, and lALDWINS — GREENINGS — MACS STUFFING BREAD Mrs. Raymond Gosselin Is chair Foster, 76, chairman of the board been honored with several pre F. Weir became the bride of Ernest of John Morrell A Co., the coun nuptial social functions. SAUCE 16 OZ man of the program committee. Chapman. The ceremony was per Invited guests will be Mrs. Mar- try’s oldest meat packing company Bushel— Field Run Her associates at the Pioneer CRANBERRY OCEAN SPRAY A CANS 0 3 which waa founded by hia father, $1.25 Parachute Company's plant gave formed by the Rev. A. Wallace "Jaret Dillon of Waterbury, depart 9 0 Z d « « C ment membership chairmaji, and and associated with the firm for BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER a personal shower for her at the RUIT Canney of the Westchester Con 61 years. home of Mrs. Madeline Petlo, 157 PKG X I Mrs. Eva Duke of Broad Brook, AAP MINCE MEAT gregational Church, assisted by dinrict membership chairman. Salem, Maas.—Frank W. Ben South Main street; her sister-in- son, 89, noted artist who painted LONELY ACRE FARM law, Mrs. Muriel Mastowskl, en the Rev. Henry Tuttle of the Marl 'The supper committee proposes CAKE to take care of the dessert, coffee seven panels in the Library of tertained with a greenback show CAN borough Church. LOUIS M. BOTTI RAR PLUM PUDDING CHOCKFUl OF GlAC£0 CHtRRIES, MEATY and cream. Members sttending are Oongreaa, and a member o f one er. which was held at Mrs. Mas- NUTS, PINEAPPLE AND CITRON - THE The bride given in marriage by BUSH HILL ROAD MANCHESTER SULTANA 10'/4 OZ her father was attired in a white asked to bring either a hot dish of Salem's oldest families. towskl's home in Springfield. CROWNING TOUCH TO YOUR HOLIDAY or a salad. Los Angeles—Bernard Goodman, Mrs. Stanley Mason of Birch STUFFED OLIVES AAANZ JAR TABLE-OR TO AAAIl OVERSEAS-AND, DO -falle taffeta gowTi designed with street also gave a miscellaneous IT NOWI round low neckline, fitted bodice shower for Miss Packard and her YUKON Ats't. Flavors 32 OZ with full bouffant skirt with bustle sister, Mrs. Ann Jackson of 63 BEVERAGES CONTENTS ONLY 3 BOTS I'/iLB 3 LB 5 LB effect. Her veil was trimmed with j^asqfBMiisq^MiiS^UW ^UUWMUftBlilUftW III idUUWisfUhM iliV sMi IsysM iliVsM liVsMssV sWiisqUsigl Wells street, gave a party for her NEW a border of duchess lace attached at the Y.M.C.A., which was at 1.45 2.89 4.65 to a seed pearl miniature crown. tended by about 50 relatives and BOSC PEARS A&P PUMPKIN PACK 2 ^"CANSan^s‘ 29 c She carried a bible marked with a friends from Hartford, Newington gardenia and stephanotis stream and Manchester. Mrs. Jackson NO 2'/^ 4 A C ers. FANCY RIPENED CAN 0 “ was assisted by Misa Estelle Rob A&P FRUIT COCKTAIL Mrs. Ernest Roske of Manches bins. The bride-elect received THIS YEAR SERVE A SIZE 90-100'j ter, a cousin of the bride, was many fine gifta. , NO 2 46 OZ A A C maid of honor and was gowned in CAPE 1 LB PINEAPPLE 1CANStA N S CAN X y 1 JUICE 2 2 5 ' medium ^ue taffeta with match CRANBERRIES COD CELLO. ANN PAGE LB A « C ing head piece. BURSACK TURKEY CYO Gatheriiig' MARMALADE ORANGE JAR X 3 Ellery N. Weir, brother of the apples ,d^rZln,4L» Jm # forktr bride waa best man and Burton Makes Big Hit NEW NO 2'/] A A C Way, a cousin, of Middlefield and WHITE BOILING A&P SQUASH PACK 2 CANS j£TF Ernest Roska $of Manchester ^ / | ^ | ^ / N 9 N o n e Priced Higher LBS PUMPKIN PIE ushered. The recent get-together of the LB The church waa decorated with Catholic Youth Organisation in St. NABISCO PKG EA YELLOW lb 4 ' RITZ CRACKERS OR SQUASH 54' chrysanthemums and the organ James' school hall proved a big P. E. I. TURNIPS ist was Mrs. Holden Wright. hit. The occasion was the reg NO 303 JANE PARKER A reception for a hundred peo- ular meeting of the CYO of which CAN A A . pie followed^ln the vestry of the ______FANCY ASSORTMENT A&P FANCY PEAS EA 63' Bumie Alemany is president: SQUASH Mince Pie church. After a short wedding trip AAP GRAPEFRUIT 46 OZ Tom Benoit, vice president; Viv IDAHO j e JANE PARKER ORANGE - 8 INCH the couple will make their home Mixed Nuts LB49' ian Boulaia, secretary, and Mary BAKING 3 LBS O ^ FLORIDA UNSWEETENED CAN X 3 C In Glastonbury. Ann Martin, treasurer. POTATOES 5 JUICE Ev«ry y«ar mer* and morn pnopin art looking to Rvr> Cocounut Cake EA 69' Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Larson The fun began with a John Paul DROMEDARY MILLER'S KOSHER QT A A C vrassr are moving into their new house sock's to sopply thorn with o Thanksgiving turfcny thny 7Ut OZ « « C Jones dance. Next in line was AVOCADOS -A 19' PICKLES SLICED DILL JAR X V JANE PARKER in Olasitonbury. eon bo prood dP. This ynor— os usual— wn'II hovn thn The new rice cereal a toothpick and ring race player Dotes PKO PKG I Q C The local grange will hold Its In teams. A lemon drop dance PURE VEGETABLE 1 LB A A C 3 LB A a C Dinner Rolls O F IJ • ' regular meeting on Thursday M’hen pkh of thn crop in Notivn or Utah turfcnys. followed with Doris Logan and PULLED CIDER oal6 9 ' gaJ 3 9 ' Q V X O SHORTENING CAN O X CAN JANE PARKER FLAKY CRUSTED officers for 1952 wlU he elected. 1 LB MJC children love... Harold Duff as winners, and a REGALO-WASHED, 10 OZ | Q C The Marlborough PTA will meet cardboard walk which was also pkg'' 46 OZ A J R C READY-TO-USE CELLO Apples Pies ea 49' Monday at 8 p. m. The program played in teams. SPINACH CAN X 3 DROMEDARY MIKE D IONA TOMATO JUICE eommittee has invited neighbor PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AND 'The highlight of the party came JANE PARKER ltS1»y5erls|>inM{lk when Harold and Jinr Roache CROSSE AND 13 OZ ing PTA membera from Hebron, FOR SOFTM SABOOTHER SKIN CDlqheAer and Eaathampton, LEAVE THE REST TO US! made a mad dash for two paper BATH S a«C Frah Peel ';S‘ 49= BLACKWELL JAR 3 X Extra Rich Brtad ( oou sm Y o u t u o o o v . m uun y o u t o u o m ) bags. To the surprise of all the DATE PUDDING Each town will present a program bags contained women's clothes. CAMAY SOAP 2 CAKES CASHEW OR MIXED of interest on different subjects Jim donned’ a skirt, one high eonoemlng local PTA groups. It heeled shoe, one nylon stocking, “"’s ^^'33= la hoped all parents and towns- a Jacket several sizes too small. j W Rpm 14pm id ip n i mU|PpM lUfpiM i#|Pbw iid|p>M ifQfg Duff came up with the other high- heeled shoe and storking, plus a OMUrS lABY FOODS CHOICE slip, blouse an(t a bandana, which N V IU D HAM CRISCO sent everybodv into peals of u>. I5c 1 PINUmE JUICE L.,.. L 27c Undorwood’i Strained laughter.’ After the funfest or SPRY fLlN* RIB ROUST 0^ BEEF doughtnuts and cider were served. Tot 4 uss 39' INQERSOLL’S CHICKEN CROTH The next affair of the CYO will *“ 19‘ -rJ ) FANCY be held in St. James’ hall Satur 1 CAN day, Nov. 24. It will take the » 35c * P'* |4UW»*« ’^09 r $ #AMOUS Lb. ^10^ < 3 CANS 29c CASE OF 12 98c form of the Thanksgt'ving dance RIB END PORK ROAST TURKEY JAMBOREE with Bumie Alemany, Fenna Lee 3 c“ n 9 9 c G r o o " " ’ u-iSe®*””' ' Fisher, Kathy McCann and Tom LUX TO lin SOAP Dorothy Gray Benoit In charge. COCKTAIL PEANUTS FRESH ^ GRliSHlD PINEAPPLE No. 2 can 25c au m a iN M Plontor's Salted Lathers ireely and quickly — HDN'f'S Approximately PORK SHOULDERS “ •45c CAN 2IO Fund Pays $2,957 1 M us J 5‘ 2 ura UMS 23* Lotions FRUIT COCKTAIL FRESH KILLED SOLID HAND, PACKED Pensions to 12 . *7' e ii.^ 4 1 0 0 oeRphnlts M JL” ** ■•fJmiy *222 ^ NRTIVE FOWL u. 45. T0M«T0|S No 2 CAN 19c There was $7,147.38 cash on KMKMAN'S FLAKES i$ 6 4 ^ LEAOWAY READV-TO-SERVE band in the Retirement Allowance MMIMAirS MRAX SOAP 3,000 Turkeys Valuable Cerliliccrte WartlpMr# BrMft Mix Fund as of Nov. 9 after deduction EXTRA FANCY CHICKEN 4 LB. 4 O*. CAN $1.99 o f penaiotts totaling $2,957 paid to Pure White Suds inside jxickaqe 5 8 ' WwYfkk Owcflitw f DORSET 12 persons and expenses of $185, WARWICK Lb. ISQ|k ; To Choose From j uKtt 25* UM( PMUII 30^ NATIVE CAPONS according to a report of Town Ann Pciu* Seit* 1 OB can Treasurer C. Leroy Norris. TMn Mints ^ ROASTED CHICKEN can$1b79 A total of $5,222.73 was received typg VPbmi #|ptM H ftw ilWhm 4 P TAKE IT WITH YOU OR C A U FOR IT l A J U t from employes' contributions and VaM lUlpf iU|piw iJWUb i i i V $562.50 from Interest on govern • - tryl#NrCrMk# / 1 i/ MANCHESTER EVEN^fG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, tHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN chairman of tha Troop committae; Paranta and frienda are invited to and Mrs. John Odell. On Wednea son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Keefe Robart MeOonnaU, Jamaa Munael, tha November 26 meeting. day Mrs. Foote met Miss Helga of West' street, was recently G i l c M DrelMMlB, who spent the summer chriatetied.at 8t.Patrick's Church S ra tfi Covenjhr^r Richard Hill, and Ronald Hatha- Mra. Ralph C. Hoffman will ba wayi tlm imurac la tha ftrat of ita at the Footahllls Farm, and saw in East Hampton. MIh Marie SPiCIALIZINa Hi ...... 'I'iiM s < kind to ba held In the country and aaalatad by Mra. Robert Clavardon The annu^ meeting of the her sail for her home In Austria. Heeee of Wethersfield end Wil during a toira and novalUea-dem- Gilead Oongregattenal Church will Rav. George M. Milne had for liam Mqnd of ColUnavUTa. were la covered over a 18-weeka’ period the godperente. The godparents for Explorer Seouta. onatratlon tonight at • p. m. at be held in the Gilead Oo.mmuaity his aermoh on Sunday at the CUSTOM PUILT Hall tomorrow evening at 7 GUead Congragational Church and Mr. and Mrs. Lao Haaaa of T iiir ijit ' uMinbiy Tha Seouta of thia troop wUl tha Nathan Hale Community Cen> o'clock. The Ladlea' Aid Society Watherafield were dinner guesU meet every Tueaday at 7:15 p. m. “Tha Value of Ufa." The Rav. fM g n in ’M tlik'jitniM' Hlgli c1«m - ter for the benefit of the Center wlU eerve a pot luck supper. The OUn B. Dies, chaplain of the Bos ofvMr. and Mra. Keefe. GARAGES «■ at tir d«mg« tlmcjr Itolxn- at tha Red Sohoolhouae on Cadar AaaoclaUon. Orders wU ba takan annual avsry mamher canvass of Uttle Ddvld Vim who has baan Swamp road In the future. Robert for gifts for children aa wall as ton Seamen's Friend Society, will AMD •oa SiikMl wUt b » d«vot«d to tha church will be held on Sunday, be the gqpat speaker at the morn visiting at the home of hie grand- Hert haa been named aaslatant adults. The evening of November Nov. 18. parenU Mr. and Mra. Chariea Flah jUBlM T. IfM iKW , G nte 7 tMch- acoutmaater. Arthur Font haa ing service on Sunday, Nov. X . 29 haa been set aa the date for Rev. Dice will tdl of hia work hal~murned. to hia home la Bol AMESITE DRIVEWAYS «r, wlw*win fo on m tenve of nb- been added to tha Troop commit people to pick up these ordera and Habron.Grangt, P. of H.. N a 111, will hold thair regular mast- among tha seamen of m w «a- ton. Lot your First Notienol Storo show you tho way to biggor tee. All boya 14 yearn of age or pay for them. At that time 18 per Mrs. Alice E. Foote and Mrs. WB HAVB THB PBOPBB EQUIPMENT anoo oaTYi^. RoMrt'Hunt hu lhg_ on Tuasday avening. Nor. 20, tlonalTtlee In the port of Boeton. AMD ENOW HOW over Who would Uka*to loin thIa cent of the proceeds will be turned He haa asked paopla to bring used Robert Foote were visitors at tha M«i attffnM ta Vr. linldlaWa Explorer Poat are requeated to over to the aaeociation. Further at • o'clock at tha GUaad Commu S t u tt J n Y 4 9 . sovings for this yoor's Thanksgiving foost. A ll tho fixings nity Hall. Tha lacturer, Mrs. hooka and magaxinas auttabla for homa of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoa DOWT DELAY — CALL TODAT ataHiooB. attend the meetinga. information may be obtained Manlon and family in Putnam on from either woman. Mary Porter, haa plannsd a vary dlstrilmtlon ‘to men on riilpboard oro roody new ot your neighborhood First Notionol Storo. im figMIa!# w « bo proiontod 0 The aocial atudiea pupila of Mra. to Uih church on that Sunday. Monday. pmmii tokon of faBMMbnnco by the Oeorga A. Kingabuty’a Grade S Coventry Volunteer Fire Com interesting program on ‘Thanks giving." Hebron Grange will The magaainea should ba atrongly THOMAS D. COLLA puB(lat1i»‘ ]ire«t«in Virill Include claaaroom at the Robertaon School pany 1 of South Coventry realised tied In bundlaa. Auiemotive Hint S o u s o g e hia fovotite aoara hy the naoem- during their aaaerably program $84 from the maaquerada dance at neighbor with Andover Grange on CONSTBOCnON COMPANY FRESH. TENDER, SWEET M E A H D _ . Monday evening, Nov. 19, and fur Tha TaSn-Aifera will hold thair A front whael should spin fraaly hlr. PuBlla of hi# clabaroom wUi had as gueat apeaker Mra. Jane the Hayloft In October. Two new aftar a bearing adjuatmant, with FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 3-921f h t o i ^ period Thuradoy Kaapar of Babcock Hill, South membera, Erneat G. I^eDoyt and nish part of theprogram. regular meeting on Sunday eve . . w . Mrs. Edward Fgote and children ning at haven o'clock at the home a small degree of tide play. Tha with him aa «u*o* «< honor. Coventry. Mra. fCaapar la a former Rodney Bloodgood, were edmitted bearing will ba ruined completely UP TO 6 LBS ^ teacher of fine arta. at Cornell Monday night duri% the monthly are spending this week In Rye, N. of WUllam Porter In Hebron. n a pupUa from one of the Wayne Stanley Keefe, Infant by binding. • I L L '^ PORK LOINS Orado 0 claaarooma with their Univeraity. She gave them a talk company meeting. T., as guests of her parenta, Mr. teacher Mta. , dboraa A. Klnga- on folk dancea of other countrlea buty and Mra. Bamdel A. Ouflford. and alao did the Mexican hat Interim pelaclpal. at i:is Thur^ dance. She alao taught the group day will vU t the . Booth-DImoek tha Mexican wait*. The Grade 0 lom END - 59c CENnR CUT Memorial library. They will ob- pupila of the claaaroom taught by aerve the datul diaplay of adult Frederick Mahoney were giirata and chlldran'a hooka here axhibtt- of Mra. Kingabury’a group at the NEADYREADY TO EAT - SUGAR CURED READY TO EAT - SUGAR CURED ad in boaof ot National Book aaaembly. Week. The library wlU be open Mra. Alanaon E. Stewart, Jr, MANY THANKS! Thuradoy lX:S0-8 p. m. and Sat- chairman of the Board of Educa .A. Cooked Hams ‘l i i r » 58< Ctioked Hams nrday from 2:30-8 p. m. tion, atates that applicatlona for AU claaarwNnr at the Robertaon the poaltlon of principal at the to the thousands of eustomcra who helped make our 21st Pork Dutts fOR ROASTING “ 59« Sliced Ham •chool were open for InapecUon Rohertaon School are atlll being i Mackerel ^ 19< Wedneaday idcht in obeervance of received and Inveatlgated by the anniversary celebration such a grand succcee. We can beet National Bducational Week dur board. There will be a regular i Spin Mockorol ' a n m a d y l i 2f c Chopped Deef *^^GROUND '•* 65< Pork Liver ing the PTA meeting at the' hoard meeting here November 27 show our appreciation for this wonderful response by of achool. The Orade 1 pupila of the at 8 p. m. fering everything you’ll need for grand testing HoUdsy fINAST Cbnter Sehool had on eahibit work Girl Seouta of Troop 71 Mon I Haddock Fillet » 45< Liverwurst alone in reading in the auditorium day from 7:30-9:30 p. m. will re- meals at the lowest possible prices. Take the hopping out af the Robertaon SchooHn keeping hearae their Inveatltur# ceremony with National Book Week. which will be conducted in the of shopping by doing all your food baying right here at Boy Seouta of Troop o5 attend- auditorium of the Robertaon I Flounder Fillet ^ 65< FRES>1 CH ICKEN S : the US Ahr rorce roume on School Nov. 28 at 7:30 p. m. "nie POPULAR. Don’t hop all over town. Shop all around-our _ iatlon being ronducted at the meeUng will be at the auditorium. market and enjoy the comfort and convenience of one stop Unlveralty of Connecticut Include Mra. Theodore Moberg la leader, the following: Jajnea Curtla. Mra. Ogle Sawyer and Mra. Ar shopping. . . the economy of many savings. Scoutmaater, Ilf o r d Hathaway nold Carlaon, aaatatant leadera. O iteS u tittle HEADQUARTERS FOR OPEH TUES. PRICE AND QUALITY ALWAYS T IL 9 P J i TURNPIKE PORK ROAST (-•A tJ® LB- GERBER'S FRESH TomCitO JlliCG riNAST FANCY 4«OZTIn2^5c STRAINED LEAN MclNTOSH • FOR ..EATING MARKET Sunshint Crackers li'kg3 6 c CORTLAND • FOR COOKING 111 HUUU TarapliB W*st Td. 1331 RIB lb. tin m a DBJVCRY ON CASH ORDERS Finast sTumo O lives mi STYLI m 01 JAB 39c lURRE BOSC FRESH GREEN Finast Com i^oz 17c OF SS OR OVER Pears fin* Eating 3 39« Gibbage Solid Haadi SHOULDER CUT Potato Chips kingcou 7hoziag3 0 c Richmond Cut Beets 13< BABY BHOITLDEB CUT FLORIDA CELLO Oranges full of Juic* 5 L8 SAG 3 5 * Tomatoes Firm Rad Rip* PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS K elley's Nuts 3 7c Finast Peas | c I FRESH GROUND TOP QUAUTY aORIDA swnr 3 Finast Cashew Nuts •<5:«uo49c Grapefruit Sun Rip«n*d 4 « * 2 9 ‘ Potatoes Maryland Goldan LEAN HAHBURB PORK UVER Richmond Peas MEDIUM SIZE 17-OZTlN 16< BLUE HUUARD I FANCY HEAVY FAT EMPEROR FOODS Sponish Peonuts sozciuoiye Grapes 2 us 23< Scpiash Sail for Piai PORK KIDNEYS SALT PORK Lb. l b - Sweet Potatoes "hast uoztin21< FRESH SLICED CREAMY Steaks RQ l Roast Com .toz.in| . JARS MEUNSTER CHEESE , S3e 7 CLUB—SIRLOIN and \ W m W LB. LOAF CHEESE Lb. PORTERHOUSE FRENCH FRESH SLIfXO Cut Green Beans GAW*IN ” OZTIN 23< RLOOD PDBDINR LUXURY LOAF Sfe Got Acquointod t / o ^ Q a J t n Frexon Foods Solo. Tho pick of tho pock. FROM THE LAND OF CORN FRESH SLICED FRESH SUCED TENDER SWEET * EACH TIN MAKES 1'A PINTS Finast Squash zroiTiNig, COOKED SAUMI SSt Marvo shortening uitin39< l, tin 32 c SFICED HAM 12 o z PKGS LB. b FRESH FROZEN :6-6ZTINs 3 3 * FINAST FRESH MADE PT JAR COOKED SHOULDERS 4S SLICED Pie Crust IINAST ■ ELAIfY 3 ’ 'OSrKGs29e GREEN PEAS 39< ORANGE JUICE 2 Mayonnaise 35c FIBBt e RIB.S BLUEnSH Lb. STRAWBERRIES n .L * S li FRENCH FRIED SLICED NORTHWEST - PACKED IN SUGAR Ripe (Nives MEDIUM SIZE 4H OZ TIN 19. PORK ROASTS iji., 49c Margarine YEUOw'oUA^TWS '•* 24< POTATOES J ’ -OZ PKGS 3 1 c STRAWBERRIES FUU LI PKG 45< ALL GREEN SKARS lA lY GREEN BONELESS POT ROASTS i . a 8 8 e Every Day Low Prices Finsst Flour allpurpose iol8bag75< M a r m a M PRESERV?*m ^RABEL 23. Asparagus I2 0 Z PKG 4 8 c Lim a Beans lO-OZ PKG 22c BONELESS c u t PURE OCEAN SPRAY 4A-OZ. Presto Cake Flour 40* REGUUR OR FRENCH CUl LARGE FOROHOOK Craaberry Sauce MIRABEL 2"’S.129« L a 9 5 e BISQUICK PKG. W-OZ PKG 2 3 c 12-oz PKG RIB OVEN ROASn String Beans Lima Boons 28c OCEAN ^ 16-OZ MILK CRAHBERRY SAUCE ^ I k VERMONT MAID WHITE SNOWSALL AIST LIKE FRESH TOBMOST READY TO EAT SYRUP 12-oz. Bornjs Baker's VANILLA Extract 2-OZ STL 36< Cranberry Sauce SPRAY X TINS J j * KOSHER DILLS SSc Cauliflower HH3Z PKG 2 5 c Corn-on-the-Cob a-EAR PKG 19c BONaESS ROULETTES LB. 83c OUR OWN UBBY O B W A S BLEACH CONT. -O T a HASH CORNED BEEF CAN 02S Pure Lard new low price lr pkg20* rOBMOST WHOLE OB SHANK MAM O A Y U L GAU BOT. ONLY 210 POPULAR SOUP MIX AADU DELMONtE I2-OZ. 40^ a FOB 3 7 s QOOKED HAM Ml. 99c W U n l i WHOUS KERNEL CAN 100 UFTOirS Muffin Mix FU KO RN m OZ PKG fS* B A M ^0^ HICKORY SMOKED BRAND CAN B la B CHOPPED 2 7 s LIMA BEANS TALL CAN RICHARDSON MUSHROOMS Dole' { p in e a p p le Jnice 44-OZ TIN 29c FORMOST BACON T.B. 75c Cloverdale Tunam'29< Phim Pudding & ROBBINS • ALL POPULAR FLAVORS VOBBRIBT Dole' } PINEAPPLE Juice 2 11-OZ TINS 25c Ytaow RICHARDSON 32 OZ. BOT. (Contents) Rnast Popcorn > u CELLO |9c Fig Pudding A ROBBINS BRCOH SQUARES LB. 35c TOMATO oztin BVISCa^TED Finast Pasta < ]]( Orange Juice i«^ztinHc DatePuddqig »«ztin FRISH PRUIi;S and VEGETABLES Mixed Nutf 'a'^cyw'xturi LscEiioPKG49e 49 REABY TO COOK TURKEYS LB. 79c VaTL Seedless Raisins is^zPKc|gc Chunklet tuna Fiih 4-bz tiN27< SHOESTRING Beets »^ttin12c Mince Meat ‘ 19' JUST HEAT AND SEKVE SWEET JUICY FLORIDA SEEDLESS Rnost Prunes ui'kgIS c ROAST CHICKENS 4'/c u. CAN 31*99 RlAmond Peaches ^ ‘30. Ridmiond .*n Tomatoes "m27t Hard Sauce 45' ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT Seeded Raisins uozpkcIS c Pink CLOVERDAIi Salmon 14-OZ TIN 54c 30-OZ TIN PUMPKIN - COMSTOCK 20-OZ TIN J l c For tho TbonksgiviEq Holiday wo ftotwro: Finest»»" Cocktail 39< Pie M ix KETCHUP C u r r e n t s California ii-qz pkg 1 4 c ILANO-O-LAKES TURREYS. CLO VERILO O M DpZ.29c 3 FOR 29c 14-OX. lO m E % Finest Apricots DRIED 11-OZ PKG 39c HOLIDAY CANOliS One Pie Pumpkin 14H OZ TIN I Q c TURKEYS and NATIYE TURKEYS,— o f oil slsos. EVANGaiNEMILK EMPEROR FANCY NEW CROP Qwcelettc joan carol . home style h sox 79c lAitoCAFONS. n o t h i n g finer FOR INFANT FKDING k c fheialatei jgan carol • dark asst'd u sox 69c None Suck Mince M eat’ I 23 A U PRICES REASONABLE. ORDER NOW! I GRAPES M IXED N U TS TMi JHUbIs joancarch lsiox 49c We niao haro pUtee, apooni. napkin*, fork*, table cloths 1414 O Z TINS Patties JOAN CAROL iiiox49{ I —no available In paper ky Ser\1-8ai of Batherlaad. 2 LBS. 25c LB. PAG. 49c OPEN THANKSGIVING MORNING • A.M .to1F.M. ______Fresh From The Oven Every Dc^! ^oan (^aroi T r y Some Of Our Fancy Pastries F R U IT CAKES mff witL tmiOBU $$$ SPECIALS $$$ Light or Da A - Fillad with choica Fruit* and Nut* J i m ! T'jaticmmt Cofftts ANOINMI qUfSTANMNC BREAD VAUIII 24 8 Oz. Bottles of Soda WM^L CU MILD MELLOW PLEASING COFFEE (Contents Only) ...... S I .00 RIM 5 3c » u $1.05 RICHM OND u.ag7 7 c HOUDAY BAKERY NEEDS HsUf^lJen I^WHUT RICH - FULL lODIED 10 Rolls of Charmin Toilet TiMue S1.Q0 OPEN S U P E R 8 Cans Tomato P a ste...... $1.00 G IN G E R A L E K Y B O » ag 81c WHITE IREAD . . . • LARGE VARIETY 28-OZ ITIS VACUUM PACKED • DRIP OR REGULAR 8 Cans Maine’s Best Sardines ... .$1.00 THURSDAY F R L I CRT. 1CO ZLO AF RAISIH BREAD -^/uun maiou I9c B R EA D 1 4 OF POPULAR FLAVORS ceniant* < 3 4 ^ CO PLEY ut.n8 8 c 2 Caw Licht Meat T u na...... $1.00 MARKETS IPBOAL WHCl TMM W H KI 3 8 Cans Sweet Life Applesaoce . . . .S1.00 TILSPaN. POPULAR FOOD ’TILCP.X 4 Regular Bottlw Vermont Maid Xi %-BX M X, Pi..! OfJJJunJ^ Syrup ...... »1 .0 0 4 One'Ponnd Cans of Blueberries .. m M IH STREET PARKIM lEtOE TNK AAAOE WITH 2 4€ Oz. Cans Pineapple Juice ..... APPLE PIE CHOICE APPLES HDRty MiRct Cofftt Cakt ICE CREAAA \m Larga Variaty of Rich, Craamy Flavor* 4 Large Caiu Franeo-Amerkan AJAX CUEANSBR suraisuos N K H Y SPICED PaMivs Soap Oailmii fi Bengnst BOSCO WESSON OIL EACH 3 5 * . Spaghetti • « a ■ a I L A R e i 30e CAN 12* PXe. AMEBIOA'fl rAVoXinB PUMPKIN PIE -A A '' BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 BIANCHE5TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER{ CONN„ THURSDAYf NOVEMBER 16,1961 Barnard School / ✓ Iiiocal Marine Chilflrcii’s Week I ^ - Classified Advertisements Parents’ Night l^epiiig Library -OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 18- Well Attended Staff on Moive chool orld HotuahoM Goods 51 Houses for Sale 72 S W Lota for Sale 73 ' A well attended Parents Night ROOMS For Tent. Gentlemen pre The observance of Book'Week ferred. By night or week. 17 BOLTON—21 aci»a of good land. waa held at the Barnard School la keeping the statf of the Mafy Spruce street. Phone 2-2494. TWO FAMILY—5 room duplex, Some building lota. Good loca laat evening, w-lth demonstratlona Cheney Library busy, particularly THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS Compiled by Students of Manchestel' Hiph School MIm Helen Estca, Faculty Adviaer tion. Priced right at $7,000. Phone LEWYT oil heat, 3 bedroom apartments, 2 and materials on display In tjhc the memlxfrs of the children’s de vot. XU. NO. 11 Barbara Woods. 3702. partment. K car garage near new achool, shop (Classrooms- where teachers and Business Locations ping and bus. Rent one side *40 The library has a festive air this pupils met and talked with par week, with beautiful bouquets of Exahi And Card For Rent 64 owner's side occupancy In 45 dsya. ents. ScientiBts Hear Legion of Honor Full price $12,000. About *3,500 Subarbtn For Sale 75 flowers at the main desk and in G R E A T B Si State Soccer Finals In the auditorium a brief pro the Children's Room. Although Beat Windham cash needed. gram took place at 7 o'clock for System Changed STORE FOR Rent. On Main street THIS MAY solva your problem. this Is national Book Week, partic Report on Heart 8 ROOMS—AU rooms finished, 8 rooms, full cellar, hot air furn seventh grade parents and at 8 near Post Office. Phone 6988., 8 years old, near modem school ular emphasis Is placed on t)ie ace, bath, electricity, aluminum o’clock (or eighth grade parents. "Works neatly,” "follows direc Lost to .William Hall and bus line. Oil heat, amestte children at this time ami many Bill SlovSr, '52, presented a re storm windows and screens, 1-car This Included a vocal selection, of them have )>een visiting the li 27-6 in Season’s Final tions,” "precedes independently," HEATED STORE for rent. Suit drive, city water, sidewalks, fruit "Halls of Ivy" by the choir; a garage, barn, 13 acrea, partly brary this week. port and damonatratlon to tha and "worka well with other stu able for office or businesi. 241 and shade trees. Special price *12.- vocal selection. "Whispering members of Scienca Club recently dents” are a few of the items in Congnta to Band a North Main street. Call Hartford 000. About *3,500 down payment. wooded. On State road about 25 Hope” by Barbara and Carol Hew For instance, all the seventh Raadi aad Caae Set Records Manchester Loses By grade pupila of the Nnllinn Hale Jim Roach Pave* Way, in SOM. Thie demonstration waa cluded under character traits 48-3020. Early occupancy. miles southeast of Hartford, $12,- itt; an informal talk, tilled "Notes Close Score of 1 to 0; 900. Walton W. Grant, Realtor, and Barnard' schools have visited given in connection with the found on the new report card. The The band must be congratu 8 ROOMS— (2 partially finished on the Barnard School” by Princi Breaks Scoring Mark; MHS congratulatea Jimmy students of MHS saw this new lated for Its splendid job play 647 Main street. Hartford 3-7584. pal Richard Byers; a demonstra the library and have had inatriic- club's theme for the quarter, med Game Shows Ability Wanted to Rent 68 up). 8 years old, A-1 shape, oil tlon on the use of the card cat a- Provan Scores; Team Roach and Oeorge Caae for type of report card, for the flrat ing at the footbaU games this heat. Partially finished basement Evening*: Mancheater 3160 or tion of Instructional films .with the their outatanding play during icine. season. Frank L. Pinney, 3877. Ingiie and the library In general time, on "Tuesday when marks Of Opposing Goalies WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms room and hatchway. Ameslte drive, machines operated by Thomas the current fail sports season. New music wiaa on the bop Archer; a vqcal selection. "Be Pupila of the younger grades, who Compiles 7*1 Mark Bill , described the heart aa a were put on the cards. for business couple with 7 year deCp lot, good chicken coop and Get this 16-piece Jim registered 17 touchdowns hollow' muscular, conical organ ' tile absence of a check mark side which helped to liven up VERNON — New 4-room ranch, cause of You”'by Richard Roger- have come to the library as a Once again the Manchester High old girl. Call 8286. other pens. Nice shrubbery shade riasa, have been told stories by for a new high school record of located between the lunge. He beside each-trait means that that the games. and fruit trees. Full price *11,800, large lot, near bus and school. son, and one entitled "Peace” by Pfc. Gerard R. ChapdehUae A tnily g n a t MmneliMUr High 108 pointa while George scored soccer team couldn’t coma out on Choose your own color scheme. either o f the children's librarians. drew a diagram showing Its sise particular phase is satisfactory. One o f the highlights o f the W ANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms with *3,000 down payment. IM Janice Roberts, Rose Marie Hence, Stainless-Steel Knife Set School foottoaU Uam. lod by Ulont 18 goals, alao a school record. Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. Carol Hewitt and Barbara Hewitt, Miss Marlon Jes."*eman and Mtss and the four chambers into which The presence of a check means band was the "Goof Band,” top in iU game with William Hall w'ith kitchen privileges for work MEDIATE (XXJUPANCY. Marine Private First Class Ger •nd wholo-hoartad fldrjt through It is divided. The heart la ac that improvement is desired. and a trombone selection. "C?lri- Ruth Steinmucller. In her regubar- Which waa lead by Leo Diana. of West Hartford at Wethersfield ing mother with 17 and 18 years 5*4 ROOMS— Large living room, ard R. diapdelalne, 21, son of Mr. Iv scheduled visits to tlie Maiu hes- out tho yoar cUataxad , tU 1951 tually a pump. It sends the Im Other items include in the list With such fine musicianship BUY OR BUILD IN blribln” by Robert Pearson accom in the CIAC tournament Hall, on old children. Write Box B, Herald. large kitchen and dinette apace, 3 panied by Charles Keeney. and Mrs. Edward Chapdelalne of Tor Green and Verplanck arliools football aaa** with m convtnclng pure blood to tha lunge, and tha are: "appears to be working to we ran expect'-fine basketball bedrooms. Front hallway, oil heat, FRIENDLY GLASTONBURY blond with fresh oxygen is pump beat of ability,” "completea rea the foot of Dick Hungerford, got Refreshments of cider and 101 .Spruce street, was promoted this week. Miss Steinmueller has music. WANTED— By two laprking girls, porch, garage, large lot, big shade SUNSET DRIVE: to his present rank when he was 37 to S nctory- ovar Windham ed to all parts of the body. There sonable amount oY work on time,” their lone ecore on a penalty kick doughnuts were served in the told stories to the pupils. Floor-Field Alfred Taricco '68 small heated apartment. Unfurn trees, very nice neighborhood. Rea- Owner transferred to New Jer graduated from Ijoot camp on High at M t Naba Saturday, Nov. are valves between the chambere "contributes to and enriches class which gave them a victory, I-O. cafeteria throughout the evening. New and interesting books are ished with exception of kitchen ronably priced *13,500. About sey. Must sell beautifully located Nov. .1. » on display In the main Io)i)>v of Ihe 10. A thronging crowO, totaling to control the flow o f blood. discussion,” "courteous-pleasant Manchester outplayed Hall in home. Built less than 3 years ago. , Hello there, klda, I'm beck with stove and refrigerator. Refer *4,000 down. 45 day occupancy. Devlattonlsm in Malaya Chapdelaiiie won the marksman library and also in the Children's to work with,” "shows interest in three-quarters of the game but Residence is set amid trees, on acre over tha i.OOO mark, aaw Junior come more news from the girle’ The heart is one of the most ences. If desired. Phone Manches 2 FAMILY — 3 H years old. 8 Kuala Lumpur—(>Pi- Tliat big medal on the rifle range for his Room, with another displav in the work,” "takes Initiative in mak couldn’t acore off fa ll's goalie, El lot with beautiful view in a com Jimmy Roach load tha Indiana to sports world. amazing organa in the body. Al ter 4331 after 4 p. m. room Hats. Hot water oil burner crime of "devlatlonlsm" often shooting ability. window o f the Flrat National ing up missed work.” "profits by Hannon. Finding out Hall’s weak parable neighborhood. (AA resi tha tiiunmh, while breaking two though it only weighs half a Editorial heat, good Income. Near new school, prevalent in Communist party cir Chapdelalne ronducted the Bank. Individual MH8 footbaU recorda. It seems that lately it has been pound it beats 70 times In a min constructive criticism” and "has ness on their wing-halfbacks, the 125 FOR INFORMATION leading dential zone). House features 7 Red and White eleven kept pound shopping and buses. Sale price *19,- cles in Eastern Europe- also Mancheater Driving Academy The Briggamen’a victory, their ute, 4,200 times in an hour, and DfauiB M otyeto < George Pazlanos good manners.” to rent of 4 or 5 room apartment generous size well appointed rooms. the "floor" instead of the "field", To most of us "the basketball ing shots at the goal, but without MO. About *8,500 down payment. seems to crop up among members prior to his enlistment in the Death Senlenee ivllh fttrelcher aaventh of the campaign, gave for with the recent weather the 100,800 times in a day. When a The time spent in detention hall for veteran, wife, two children. Tile bath and lavatory. Porch aiM Marine Corps. "I Juat love to travel!” waa the George Pazlanos, front and cen and the reason for it la found on scandal, the revealing of under success. • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on 1st of the Malayan Oommuniat organ Ipoh (fll A man on a stretch them a total of S5T polnU. lO ^ f girls' gym' classes have moved In person rests 24 hours, 20,000 beats In Manchester, Bolton or vicinity. floor apartment. 2 car garage. Full cellar. Hot water ization. which ware made by Roach. The are saved. The heart punops and keynote' to the interview held with ter. Thla week we call forth from the back of the report card. Be handed politicians and many of Manchester took the kickoff In heat. Price $23,900. Generous mort- er has just been sentenced to hntig. doors where relsys and indoor ball thla week’s popular and petite Le the first period but couldn't get Call Manchester 2-4310. Information rerelved here said pollthuro of the Malayan Red par elaaay fullback ran over for three games have formed the curricu repumps flve quarts of blood for the ranks of the Senior class an low this there is a section which ^age available. Toong, Fah, 24. wounded in a gionnaire, Diana Motycka.. .and tha highlighted moral aoreipots of by the Hall center-half, Dick Kall- THE ALLEN REALTY CO. Slew Lau, alias Pang Yee 'Foo. a ty- o f the local’a acorea and added lum. as long as 100 years without re other Legion of Honor candidate. the parents are requested to com [OUSES UNDER clash between Red terrorists and we can easily understand why. The dark haired and broad smile plete voluntarily. Here the par this country, came as a big sur nowski. Hall took the ball and 180 Center St., Manchester CONSTRUCTION: South Red terrorist leader in Malacca The three were shot bera\ise security forces, was carried Into three extra pointa. In addition, two pairs. Another wonder is that Business Property state, his wife and a friend all had other toudidown rune were called It only requires 80 seconds for the New Orleans, Washington, D. C., are a familiar sight dashing down ents are asked to tell the approxi prise. One cannot understand how kept pressing Manchester Phone 5105 or 2-Q438 Glastonbury, Dug Road Slew Lau had become a "dangerous Perak higli court to he romlemned Is this a rumor we've been hear throughout the period. In the sec For Sale 70 been executed on the orders o f the drifter" away from the party line. back on the popular number "10" blood to leave the heart and re and cities en route to these color the halls to and from classes. mate number of hours spent per a person can throw away so much (Off Tryon Street) to dlo for possessing ammunition. ing about a near-future Girls' ful and historic places.. .these are ond ^ rlod, paced by C9iarley Cro due to Mancheater penalUea. Jack Leaders' Club—Varsity M co-rec turn. George has seen a lot of action week by his child outside of to gain so little. Yet If the same TAVERN, in excellent location. MANCHESTER GREEN SEC Cape Coda: Builder Is prepared only a few &t the American tour during his years at MHS and school on school work, household nin, Bob Koeakowski and Herm Pro van accounted for the other night? 7— Bill also explained the three choice came to us of losing a'game First *1,200 takes all. Phone 2- TION—Pleaee, don’t say "I don't to take your order for thla basic ist havens with which Diana has boasta a long list of activities. duties or tasks, jobs after school Frechette, the HaU backfleld was MHB Bcora on an Intercepted paaa. machines which doctors use In for a few hundred dollars or cheat 3391. No calls after 9 p. m. want to buy this house ’ until you house located on plots approxi working with the heart. He been lucky enough to become ac George’s interest In music stems for pay, recreational reading and kept busy. That was the quarter have seen the interior. Read about mately 100 X 208. Cape Cod design, CO-captaina Bob Johnaou and Since it looks as if we've seen ing on an exam, many of us would when Marshall McNamara had a Jimmy SUnicuccl climaxed a four- all the field hockey there'll be this showed the club how blood pres quainted. back to his freshman year when he hobbies. its merits. 24 X 32, 6 rooms, full cellar, full sure is taken. Another Inttni- Under, the auspices of the Na Joined the Boys’ Choir but since A new exam schedule has alao make the same choice as those penrity called against him. One Farms and I.«nd for Sale 71 shed dormer, hot water heat, 4 Offar i* LimHafll year football career at MHS by season, Judy Battin should be currently involved. This is true nut SPACE: This house features side ment Is the electrocardiograph tional Junior Vegetable Growers then he has belonged to A Capella been tried. All exams are com * penalty kick entrance hall, open stairway liv rooms complete on first floor with leading the Big Red from the commended for the fine playing because we are criminally insane, and the other a free kick. But it '25 ACRES near Bolton Center, Coma in Todoyl quarterback apot and line reapec- machine. As there Is only one Association, Diana has represented Choir for two years and Round plete within three days. BJvery ing room with fireplace, dining tiled bath. Fireplace, picture win she did this fall in her regular gym but because we' have been bailcal- originally part of a farm, has tlvely. Jobnaon kept Wlndham’a of these machines at the hospital. Connecticut at two national con Table for three. This past month other period on each of these whfrh " n / k * penalty kick, room, pine paneled den, heated sun dow, kitchen fan, heating, plumb dasa. ly trained by the same civilization. which Dick Hungerford promptly defanae ratUed oontinuoualy aa he Bill was unable to bring it to the ventions. In her sophomore year, George sang with the chorus at three days Is an exam if the stu road frontage and some cleared room, modern kitchen, rear vesti ing and electricity rough to second H CeC'S WHAT YOU GiTI aha travailed to WaaUngton where the All-State concert held at Bush- dent has a class scheduled that The American civilization today, land. Will sell for *3„500. Phone handed off to Roach, Duff and Ale- Aften several postponementa meeting. He did have a sample bule and lavatory on 1st floor. 3 floor. Attractively landscaped she and other state delegates gave nell Memorial. George has furth period. Between each exam 2-3658. • 7* lv(ch«r • 4*$«rr«ue UHkry Krif* • Mirror Aniah many. Minnie, meanwhile, played MHS field hockey players finally of cardiograph paper with the re- so blinded by enterprise and prog S^^ntetherfoJ^^o^r'e.'X" Mdrooms, bath and sun deck. 3rd yard. If you purchase now this a demonstration of vegetable ered his intereat to "make With the every student has study in his • 7*0«ov«r • 3* Crapofrvil Knift ftololoM'ilool hia uaual aparky defenaive game journeyed to West Hartford where corSbd heart beats. ress, has utterly trampled the flve floor. Insulated and wall boarded. home ran be completed to meet Judging; in her Junior year, she music” by taking up the clarinet homeroom. The students Seem your desire and taste. Price $13,000. • I* Thin Moal Siktr • S* Son^wlch Kmf« • |roi$ riv«t«4 and after being carried from the they tangled with the West Hart • All the members were Interest chhilactcristics which determine Ideal for children play room, or 2 • I* Ro«il Slic«r • 3* foring Knifo placed 26th—out o f 350 contest and played with the High School to favor this new exam system. Houses for Sale 72 roMweo4 hon^ot field in tha aecond period returned ford Team on Nov. 14. ed In hearing how heartbeats the line between a man and Just Coach Richard Danielson's boot- M d^m s. Cellar has garage space UNDER CONSTRUCTION— • 7*Ch«r$ fork • Sia $t«ok KnivM wMi • AH heMow*f rown4 to play tha laat quarter of hia sounded through a stethoscope, ants —- in the national vegetable Band in his sophomore year. Carol Rottner '53 a human being. _ owned the ball the for 2 cars, dark room, storage and 90JJay Occupancy Judging competition held in New George has taken an active part second half, talcing it throurh the OFF MATHER STREET heater room. final High School gridiron contest. Everyone seemed to be mixed up the thin! type of machine. Each From the time an infant first Wooded plot 164’ x 125’. Beauti Orleans. This year she Intends to in the work of the Student Council Blue and White backs K e l e r ful view. 5*4 rooms on one floor, Ail DMlgnod by Ingliihlowfi CtfMory ltd. The Indiana took an early 7 to the week of exams. This was no person listened to the beating of begins to think, he is under the and served aa a representative for the s^oalie. Dick Day, Herm Pr#- New, only five months, - ° E- di'hwash- 2-car garage, full cellar. Designed 0 lead on Roach’a flrat acore, but exception in the gym classes. One Bill's heart and was also able to "go on her own” to the conven Frosh Classes influence of civiTization'a recklesa- er and disposal, electric range and Windham'a Jack Tyler acored for distinguish the intake of air Into tion in Cleveland, Ohio, thus keep- two year. In his junior year he was ahoi^* Case kept firing beautiful ranch style with refrigerator. Automatic electric by Norris F. Prentice. Location girl, forgetting her gym suit, waa kept busy "balancing books" as ly set table of values. During hit the Red and Blua Juat before the the lungs. This part was enjoyed 'Ing up her Interest in "getting out Hannon, Who brick front. Tile bath and one half cubic on Stratton Knoll in Kimberly sent by Miss Webb to the library treasurer and in the same year Illustrate Essays years at school his studies are em lused to let one go by. Yeurs For Your OM Vacuum Cfoonor period'! end to make the acore 7 by the club members who were and seeing the world.” foot deep freeze. Woods, South Glastonbury. Price to write on a penalty comer in served aa chairman of the Junior phasized as the prime achievement many extras. Mu.<;t be seen to to 6. , heard to make several comments Those dramatic fans who fol U^ATION: Corner lot 85 x 65 x $17,500 when plastered and trim field hockey. The confused student Prom. and little if any time can be found be appreciated— $17,900. med (no finished landscaping or when you trade it in on the With Umely blocking helping to asked Mrs. Gerard where she could concerning proof of Bill’s being lowed the triumphant progress of As a project in concluding a landscaped, outdoor MHS's Sock and Buskin produc The.se jobs didn't keep George to dwell on such trifles as honor iavei spectafular barbeque convenient to schools, lecorating). $19,500, decorated, pave the way Roach Mn over find the penalty comer in the li alive. This demonstration gave an unit on the study of Russia, Miss and moral obligations. Perhaps the Jack Hentfchel fell the ARTHUR A. KNOFLA from SO y vd a out for hia aecond interesting ending U> the report tion of "AnUgone,” which even down though, because he has been Mary McAdams' World Under- of a perfect penalty kick professionally landscaped and ame brary. reason these paryi of mental de Realtor ErnN?A7r'’v ° " « " ' * 'hopping. site driveway. acore which apparently broke the about the body’s wonderful organ, tually captured top hoilbrs in the an active member of the High- standing Classes have made illus- ETONOMY: Meta] combination Bchool’a Individual acoring record. the heart. New England Drama Festival, will School World staff for there years trated essays on Russia. These velopment are neglected is tliat it ful 8(XMr season since 1937 the 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 screens and storm sash for entire SOUTH GLASTONBURY- The student learned that It 77 Water Street But a Red and White penalty call Betty Whitney '52 surely remember the brilliant per na a aports writer, belont^ed to ' ia taken for granted that the second ^ In g 7 wins. 4 losses and Phone Office 5440 ^ u .w cost owner over *1.000. New lEW Y T essays included the geography and would be found in a field hockey 2 acres, a brook. This attractive ed the play back. Jim however, formance turned in by Diana as Sock and Buskin for two years and climate, early history, culture, ed youth's ideas on morals and sense Timken oil burner, complete attic rule book. For anyone who doesn't Hed Case and home waa built in 1770 and haa finally tallied the record-breaking the younger slater o f the heroine. this year ia a member of Current ucation. life in Russia under the of values are of a high caliber. It Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 and side wall insulation. Heat costa VACUUM CLEANER know what a penally comer Is, it's Affairs club. On top of this, George into *110 per year. Taxes *154. You 9 rooms and 2 baths. A t present acore, aa ha bulled hia way over used when the defensive team hits Being selected to play this impor monarchy, life in Russia under is true that the average yo'uth th'e e t.fr ®’>*'"P‘onship of Home Listings Wanted from 4 yarda out giving him hia tant role waa the result of two joined the Junior Hi-Y in his soph the dictatorship, communication, does not rob a bank or go to the B^tate but met the same fate repairs owner occupies 6 rooms on first the ball over the end zone. A wing omore year and this year he added floor, 3 rooms and bath on 2nd 100th point Johnaon handed-off to of the opposing team takes the ball Corn Corner years’ active membership in Paint resources, the people, and many Juvenile court every week, but as the football team and cross- W ANT A LARGER HOME in a ha.s recently Senior Hi-Y as well as Varsity M ^ e n redecorated. There is a gen floor, are adapted to housekeeping Roach for the converalon and the "out with ail defensive players be and Powder, followed up by admit other aspects of the Iron Curtain once the standard of values is better location? Just listed sub tance to the upper-classmen dra Club to his long list. In this ^ame neither team need stantial home off Princeton erous mortgage available. apartment, which la vacant. OU acore read 14 to 6. hind the end line. country. set in hia mind, he will always steam heat, city water, 2 septic Another SO yard acoot almoat The A Capella Choir baa sung matic club. Although George takes an in Among the many fine essays have the weakness toward temp be ashamed aa both looked as street, 4 down, 2 up, all finish hiru “ ‘ *hlnk *19,800 is too before many audtencea from the Diana has not limited her inter terest in all sports he sets aside ed. Lavatory down, garage high a price for all this. After In. tanka, block from school, church, Identical t» the prevloua run, waa MHS can well be proud of the written were: "Russia, Land of tation whether It's cheating on chsmplon might look, bus and stores. *5.000. Cash, bal called back on Roach later in the fine record of the football, cross plebtsn to the connoisseur. Dur ests in the extra-curricular field golf and swimming as his favo Untold Sorrows,"- by Barbara income taxes or copying during an jp i l e luck held the Indians back nicely landscaped lot. T. J. ‘ f Ihls is the home you ing one of the recent rehearsals however. She has'been signing her rites. He has swum for Coach Sol- they still went a lon^ way. Crockett, Broker, phone 5418 or ance paid monthly on mortgage period due to a Mancheater pen country and aoccer teams this fall. Gustafson: "Russia, Our Nearest exam. ^1? rnnIJ’”"'' Owner however, it had one of the most name to High School World laltek’s swimmers since his sopho residence 3751. arranged by owner including taxes, alty but Jack Provan evened the Let's wish the same amount of Neighbor,’ by MIchail Glean; “ Be Perhaps you’re wondering what Albert H. Guay the " ‘luctlon If count. The huatling Red and White unusual visitors. A black crow stories ever since her freshman more year and last year, swim the appliances are not Included. *77.00 per month. Income possi luck to our basketball and swim hind the Iron Curtain,” by Hazel we mean when we speak of stand bilities from apartment *45.00. end got hia handa on a Windham ming teams and share the same listened attentively for almoat a year. Besides singing soprano ming in the medley and relay Christiana and '“A Thousand MANCHESTER—3-family housa, Cxclu8lv4» With paaa on the rlval'a S5 yard line and ompletc hour. Attention: Mr. with the A Cappella choir—and events as a free styler, he helped ards and values. We mean part 6-5, good condition, reasonable RICHARD B. M(X)RE Where can you get so much for spirit that our fine cheer-leaders Years in Russia,” by Gloria Gang- ly the idea that everything has “Mummy’s Foot” so little. Shown only by appoint made way down the right aide of have displayed this fall. Congratu Pearson. "Docs this mean the Girls' Choir before that—Diana the tankers take the CCIL. He loff. Some others of the many price. For further information Realtor its price. We mean partly the call 2-2849. ment. the field for the third Mancheater lations to all of you! music is, ‘Strictly for the birds'?” has been an active participant in also copped a few honors for him interestinp; es.says, which ahowed Phone Glastonburv acore. Again Roach'a ruah for the her church choir. Chess Club and self by helping break CCIL rec idea that one must fight for his Given By P&P KIMBERLY WOODS HOMESITES much originality, were done by prosperity igmoring the many he NEW! Two or Three-Bedroom 3-3504 or 3-7035 (Revet-s.) Located on Stratton Knoll, South extra, point waa good and at the The Girls’ I-eaders have been Moans and groans by the bowling occupied some of her ords in the 200 yard relay and 150 John Leander, Norman Heckler, aecond quarter’a end the aobre read feminine members of MHS can be time in her "frosh” year; she be yard medley and high school rec steps on. We mean partly the Homes. Hallln Brothers. Phone NOTCH Homes. . few Glastonbury. Lot 6—corner 112’ x trying their hardest at managing Donald Halvoraen, Forbes Warren idea of anobblahneaa. W e mean Eerie music, mystery, colorful 2-9221. 125’ by 150’ x 141’—*2,500. 21 to 6. gym classes, and, although there .heard through the corridors, aa a longed to Debating Club and Jun ord in the 120 yard medley. About and Richard Freiheit. nf these desirable four room T^e IndlaM continued to roll in result of the new setting-up exer ior Y-Teens in the course of her this year's tekm, which has al partly the idea of doing unjustly L^t 12—200 ft. front, 600 ft. have been few embarrasing mo Roger Turkington '51. costuihea and an occasional touch EAST HAR’IT'ORD —Sparkling, the aecond half with the backfield cises being conducted in the gym next two years at MHS. Diana ready started working out, or illegally aa long aa one is not depth. Both sites have water piped ments, on the whole they have of humor characterized the play, new Cape Oodi. Choose yours »9 3M price I. only to lot and have been cleared for of Roach, Duff, Alemany. Ritchie classes. They aren't too bad, are also has the high honor of having George says, "Even after losing caught. *^300. T. J. Crockett. Agent been doing a fine Job with "Sandy” If the price of the Intellect and “The Mummy's Foot,” directed by now. F.H.A., only *11.800. CaU building.-*2.100. and Johnaon continually knocking Taggart, a new member of thla they, girls? When arc you getting been elected to L«urel Girls' men ih key po.sitions from last raone office 5416, or residence at the Windham goal llna off the crutches? State In her third year; her fellow year, this year's team may very progress of this generation ia hon Miss Isabel Worth and presented. agent, 2-3151. SUBURBAN GROCERY STDRE year's club, displaying particular lUness forces owner to retire Windham appeared to be gain ability. Laurel-ettea rewarded her out well surprise everyone.” or, the answer is "no sale.” If atanding character and personal X-Change our civilisation can keep the hon by members of Paint and Powder from a thriving self service, cash ing ground half-way through the The smell of smoke, the dimmed The high school event George at their meeting Monday, Nov. 5, 159 HENRY STREET PORTER a-TREET -Two-famlly period aa they marched up to their ity by electing her to the office or and the very essence of right market. located In an expanding The after school soccer and field lights and the anxious looks on considers most interesting was the in the drama room. *" f*®*“ * "‘ neighborhood. own 40 yard atripe on two end run the facee of the pupils, so the of "State Comptroller.” honor of being chosen by his cla.ss- eousness alive, perhaps we can Here Is a modern 6 room community. Net to owner better hockey groups have produced sev Hi kids! We thought it waa Donald McComb was Carl, the Rental unit consliU of 5 rooms than *12,000 a year. This store haa playa. Then the roof fell in. Tyler, eral outstanding players. Betty scene was set In the Franklin Though able to spare the time mates for Nutmeg Boys' State in about time for us to make hn ap save ourselves the energy, guns home built around 1940. Pleas for these numerous outside inter and brainpower that it would take young American art student who porch, producing |?5 been run successfully by 2 people No dust bug to ompty! WUidham;a halfback, broke away Hagenow makes an excellent Building last Wednesday. The his sophomore year. pearance and inform you aa to ant living room with fireplace monthly. Immediate occupenevy up to the 60 yard line and waa be ests, Diana has maintained good to overcome our negligence. had a habit o f buying trinkets and open stairway. Modern with additional help on Friday and goalie.. Beverly Bristol plays a thought that flashed across the High on his lists of favorites some of the goings on in neigh on owner's apartment which has h’t Qulal—no reori ing tackled by Roach, who sudden marks throughout her four years Albert Grossman '52. from an old dealer, Allan Wabrek, kitchen, cheerful dining room Saturday. Stock, fixtures and build • Terrific suction power, yet super-quiet! good center halfback poaiton in minds of those taking exams was, are the Cleveland Indians and boring schools. two single bedrooms, a master Lewyt’s so easy on your nerves. ly took the bell right from Tyler'a 'Thla is it; no more exams." How of following the college course. about this time of year he may be much to his friend Franklin Law and three bedrooms on second ing under *25.000. Without building field hockey. Mary Petricca stars At Torrington High we find ^ r o o m with fireplace, modern under *15.000. '* IMUfOIIOSE handa and gallop^ SO yarda for Thla year her heavy schedule con found mourning, but still hoping rence’s disgust. However, when floor. Tile bath, hot water nOMOSTATS iMco wrat • Prasarvas yaur rugil Famous 180 Carpet Nozzle gets em as halfback in both aoccer and field ever, their hopea quickly faded that 100 pupila began "Behind the kitchen by Morton, large dining hia third acore of the afternoon, hockey with Helen Davis, Janet when it was annoimced that only sists of tiigonometry-soldld geom about the record of the Yale Bull Wheel" Drt'Ving Instructions the Carl buys an old mummy’s foot heat with oil burner. (Complete COMMERCIAL BUILDING IW AU CAB NOrMtS bedded dirt, lint, even dog hairs , . . with less rug wear. etry, U. S. History, English, Latin Students Confer room with fireplace, a spacious and hia 108 point of the year. Anderson, Mavis Small, and Bian few wires had smoldered. dogs. When asked about pet- week of Sept. 17. To further help strange things begin to happen. Insulation, basement garage Located In center of Glastonbury. OOtAU CAM • 3 Pilfart Burify Hia aid Unhealthy dust can’t escape the IV, French II, and A Cappella living r^m with adjoining library Masonary building 40 x 75 corner Many aenlora aaw their laat ca Caldera skillfully playing the peevea he answered, "dumb an THS students learn safe driving, a He meets the beautiful Egyptian with amesite drive. Beautiful •mOfTUM $ NAN$ Speed-SaK, Dustalator, and Micro-Filter. game In a Red and White uniform choir. With Principal and a Small den. Separate steam built 3 years ago. Plot 80 x 120.’ m forward line in both aoccer and Something new has been added swers to serious questions." Torrington automobile dealer haa princess (Renee Schwalb) to whom yard with many large trees. CVT TO • 7 Worii-ipaeding oNochmanDl Do all ypur dusting: brighten laat Saturday, all of which helped "Swimming andjee skating . . . George picks trigonometry aa loaned them some motion pictures Bowers school Just two blocks heating systems with oil burners Ready for immediate occupanev LOW m e m field hockey. A good aoccer game —it is no longer "take gas." Our the foot belongs, and her father, Priced *33,000. ^ drapes, clean radiators, spray, wax, eve|> de-moth closets. in making thla year'a team one of is also played by Mary Lou Thom chemistry teacher sent in a bot oh gee, though; I love any sport!" his favorite out of his full slate and slide films for this purpose. the king, played by Jimmy Woods. away. Two-car garage goes with own Do you plan to further your EXCLUSIVE WITH • Swaapt bars fleers, linolauml Swish and dirt disappears! N o' MancheaUr’a bent. ' Johnson and as, Maureen Waddell, Landl Tag tle of sulphuric acid to the Choir waa Diana's ready answer to our of college course subjects which Pupils at Hlllhouse High, in New A t first he thinks It is all a dream er’! unit. Phone 2-3656. education ? If so, do you have Inspection By Appointment Minnie were the key to the Briggs- gart, and Beth McAdams. the other day and said, "End It question about pastimes. In con Include: English, trigonometry, Haven are all wondering whether but he finds the chair the princess RICHARD B. MOORE more dust-spreading brooms or back-breaking dust--pans. men’a unbeatable apirit, while nection with the 4-H Garden Club enough credits and high marks to WOODBRIDGE STREET — 6 all." physics, A Capella ^ o i r and they’re seeing double lately. The gave him in exchange for the foot, Realtor • Se light, OBsy la uial Olidat (maalhly in any dlrastien—followg playera Ilka Provan, Rich. Gaskell and Senior 4-H Club, Diana has rooms, 4 down 3 finished on aec- Well, that's all for now but French II. question was soon settled when it enable you to attend the school he begins to wonder. ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. Phone Glastonbury 3-3504 or 3-7035 you around effortlessly as you clean! McArdla, Oagliardone and Hohen- developed a "green thumb” for Outside of school George sings was learned that nine aeta of Md floor. Steam heat with oU hope you'll be Joining me in There eeema to be more truth of your choice ? Lynn Norris waa the student that kept tha Big Red’a forward couple of weeks for more girls' than poetry to the fact that peo raising *"mums” at home. Tl^e for hia church choir and can be twins had Invaded their echool. 'These questions and numerous 953 Main Street ^ burner. Fireplace, copper tubing, wall on tha move. Due to age lim "crooning and groaning” of Perry found working at the Princess No wonder they were confused! others are being discussed by the director of this enjoyable play and garage In basement. House ia in Wanted— Real Estate 77 sport's shorts. ple are able to generate electri- Jackie Bennet was tha prompter. it, Harold P u ff §nd 'Tom Corcoran Fenna Leo Fisher '52. cltik There are two ‘‘monsters” Como and Bing Crosby, respec Restaurant during his few spari One of our own graduateq of seniors of Manchester High School Phone 3460 excellent condition. Large . lot will alao be loat to the team next tively, rate high on her list of moments. la^t year'a class, Norma Strong, la duriqg conferences-With Principal In charga of properties were Joan CONSIDERING SELLING walKing through the halls who in After 5 P. M. CaU 7843 Hollister street—7 room single. 8 yew- recent demonstration In an aa- favorites In the music alley, while Swimmers at Hammonassett pictured on the front page of her EMson Bailey. Wilson, Priscilla Prentice and on llrK floor, 4 bedrooms and TOUR PROPERTY T The Indiana acored a total of 257 -sembly proved they could really Diana will "yell her lungs out any Beach were free from worry last college newepaper, the Westbrook The seniors were told that it is Marjorie McBrierty. bath on aecond. Screens, atorm Without obligation to you, i old time” rooting for the Boeton pointa againat the oppoaltion dur Cagers Priming 'make the sparks fly.” summer when George was found Junior College Alumnae newa. It not too early to start planning on A t the businesa meeting which rr. JOHN STREET-8 room sin windows and awnings, copper u^l appraise or make you a cash ing the course of the year while ■Red Sox or the Army footbaU high on his lifeguard stand along appears she's enjoying her fresh college. They filled out cards in followed, Miss Worth chose the gle, 3 up, 8 down. Oil steam heat, oBor for property. See ua befti holding the rivals to 82 points. taam. tubing, steam heat with oil burn For Opening Game "May the beat team win” cer with other Manchester High man days at college. dicating their course, subjects, cast for her next play, "Hla First oak floors, large porch, garage er. House npw vacant. Inquire you aell. Middletown was the Only team ito Diana, tha daughter of Ur. and swimmers. (His suntan caused a In the New Britain Red and tainly applies to aU the MHS and colleges they have in mind. Girl." Quick occupancy. Suburban Real Charles W, Lathrop, 100 East Phone 6273 BRUNNER’S edge out the locals. Mrs. Joseph Motycka of North sports BO far this year. Hats off to great deal of envy when he re Gold Review-there ia not only The information obtained .from Marilyn Rogers, '54. ty Co., Realtors, 541 Main street TELEVISION DEPARTMENT Dick Day '52. With two weeks of varsity bas Coventry, has high hopea of enter center Btrrot. Phone 2-0384 or _____ ^b r a e - b u r n REALTY the coaches and players of foot tu rn ^ to school thla fall). "Student" LAglon o f Honor but these cards will help Principal Phone 8215. 7858. ing Oomell University; aa of yet, ketball practice already past, ball, soccer and crosa-country. George hopea to attend Yale for also one for a teacher, called -StU' Bailey fill out the college applica SELLING YOUR property? she has not decided upon her fu his degree of liberal arts and dent’s Portrait” and "Teachar’a tion blanks. Oosch Wilfred Clark ia still choos May. they all go on to bigger and MAIN STREET—2#oned for busi Whether It be a lot, bouse or ture vocation. No matter what then go on to law school. In the Portrait”, respectively. A good If any senior desired a confer Senior Y-Teens MAN(JHE8TER—Juat listed an Do Variety Show ing hia final squad from 39 hope better things in future years. ness. four-famUy and six room other 6-room home with three business In town or country, you path of life Diana may choose to future we'U all be reading about way to get to know your teachers, ence with Principal Bailey he was alngte, suitable tor doctor, store win get prompt and peraonol ful candidates. The cagers will foUow, we here at MHS are sure George starring on tl>6 famous to indicate it on -his caid and it bedrooma and bath on aecond ALW AYS A BETTER DEAL Hie blank looks and daad we think. , View Pictures or any business. Two apartments aervlea by eaUlng Bllswortb Mlt. ooneiAL $$ OK. M AU ym In Y-Teen Group have a host of veteran material that—with her "knack” for mak Yale swimming team and still That’s aU the news for this would be granted,. Theae confer floor. LJving room, dining room, stares o f laat week ..are followed vacant. To be sold as one unit. kitchen and reception hall first ten, agent Phone 6930. ■MKiTMU .. A IVNil 9 returning but several promising ing friends and her enviable habit later as a prominent lawy^. week. See you eoon! ences have commenced. Pbom 5191 for yoiir tdosiwoii to domen* this week by looks o f wonder Carol Rottner ‘S3 Income *2,850 per - year.- Howard floor. Recently decorated. Steam An entaitainlng variety ahow of getting what she wants out of George is the son of Mr. Ruth Ann Aslnger, '08 ^OR QUICKC RESULTS in seUIng newcomers have not thrown the ment and mourning, aa exams are Mrs. Oeorge M. Pazlanos o A chorus of voices singing "Put R. Haatinga. Mancheater 2-1107. oil heat. One-car garage, nice lot. OinCUL OOAl MT srrofo Hw famous Lowyt Cioontr io your aras the main faature at the meet towel In yet. life—this "senior-lta" will "make your property call Suburban * "■7 ...... 1 ONLY.. 9 1 over and report cards art out. her mark” in the world. PearUstrqet. On Your Old Orey Bonnet" echoed Occupancy on transfer of title |ng of Junior T-Teena held in the Slx-foot-four-inch Pinky Hohen- PERIOD. MANCHESTER — Country Joys Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Ms homo. IT’S FREE! NO COST TO YOU! Elinor Hussey, '52. A1 Grossman throughout the assembly hsU as Price $12,500. Henry Eacott atraet Call 8315. Barnard auditorium, Tuesday thal ranks aa one of Coach Clark's the ^nior T Teena opened their and city comforts. Custom buUt BlgfaL two years old home on lot 100 x Agency, Mancheater 3883. standouts along with Red Caae, Everything has taken on the Soccer and Cross-Country evening's program with a movie LI.ST WITH aa activa roneern for Heltn Kronlck, chairman of the Jlm.Glenney and Steve Bellln- announced that a store In Man 200. 8 rooms, hot water oU heat, "new look” this fall, including re enUUed "Let’s AU SlnT’ » t their NOW UNDER construction. Three rellabis eonrtaous sarvlea. f i t s Blow, introduced the following gherl. Harold Cariaon and "Y oih" port cards. AU the things we Film oil SportB chester had contacted him con garage. Call Madeline Smith, Nov. 18 meeting. bedroom homes. Rosetto Con appraisal arriring at satisfactory petformera who showed much tal Moore are both recovering from never knew about ourselves be ccrnlng the disposal of slightly Captains Speak to Staff After singing many old favor- Realtor. 2-1643 or 4679. $7.00 bown Holds Your Lowyt ent in their presentation: used toys that the storeowner struction. 2-0308. aaUlng prica to you. Tba Ailoa leg injuries suffered in fall sports, fore ore Included thereon. Itn , the girla were thriUad with Anne Pallot aang "Tlie Lilacs" but both vets hope to be resdy for Seen By Sr. Hi-Y had in stock. The club held an Raalty Oix Fhons Mancheatar a movie entitled "Red StalUon’s MANCHESTER AND vicinity, ENJOY Thanksgiving in your ANp 16.PIECE KN IK SET UNTIL CHRISTMAS and as an encore "Christopher the aeason’s opener Nov. 25. open discussion and voted In favor homes from $9,700 to $22,000. 5105. Now that I ’ve aounded off. Til <>-captalne Harold Moore aadapredicted another good team for Revenge,” the story of a young own home. Excellent 7-room sin RoUn Is Saying His Prayera:" Pat W slt Koaakowski, Bill EngUnd, Member!' of the Senior Hi-T of collecting all the used toys they * - *K9 afikMaAVk Some old,' some brand new. For sign off. the '52 season. colt and Ms bravdry and courage gle, also 3 family with one va WANTED—tour property to oaH surer played “Moonlight Sonata" Msrahsll Aitken and Jim Roach Cethy Hayta ‘S3 poMibly could and repairing them George "Ried".CBse. of the eoccer satisfactory service call agent, were treated to an unusually flna Our chsm^onship cross-coun in fighting a man-kUling bear, cancy. Priced right tor quick Raliable ouyors waiting ortth HI tha piano; Carol KcUer dia- will alao be under the nets' for the — ^— to give to the children In needy team, wid Captain Milt Cole, of try team, holding an 8-0 record, 2-3151. . played a baton routlna; Julia Mor- film -of sports revlewe and other families. Mr. Potterton alao told whidt had previously kiUsd the sale. E. F. Von Ecker, 509 Keeney cash. Finanets arrangad. Wa 1 YEAR AND A HALF TO PAY Big Red thla year and are sure of the M.H.8. Harriers, were Inter was represented by Captain Cole. young colt's mother. fiarty praaented one of her well aeelng plenty of action with the various shorts obtained from the members that beaidea thetT FIVE R(X>M Bungalow, steam oU street. naod 4-0-8-7 room wiglaa and $- SATIN TRUNKS24S viewed at a regular meeting of. He stated that Bristol was the A bit of relaxation came next known pantomlmea, "The Waitx.” varsity five. Council Honored Herm’a Studio, Tueedey, Nov. 8 in regular meeting on Tuesday night, hast, garage, amesite drive, atorm family houooa. Howard R. H ost toughnt opponent the team had 111 the persona of Bud Abbott and MODERN 4 Room expandable Anita Oagliardone did a tap dance, A host of freshmen and aopho- the drama room. The film, lent to a combined meeting with the Sen the "World" Staff M Friday, windows and screens. Close to Inga Phono 8-1107. encountered this year, the othen Lou OosteUo—In a movie entitled Cape (tod. ExceUent kitchen, Ben- aeeompaUed by Ann Balkua at the moraa have already been cut m m the club through the courtesy of ior T-Teena will be held on Wed Nov. S. school. AU newly decorated. Martha Diana a By “Student Life” nesday, Nov. 31, In the assembly being defeated fairly easUy, Pinch Me Pleeae!” They man dlx washer, fireplace, porch, hot PRIVATE PARTY interested in umr •ovnjN« SHoes tha aquad but several underclasa- an alumnua of Manchester High, In dlacuaslng this year'a aoc To the question, "How does aged to get tbemselvea Into a Priced for quick sale. Charles men art sUU on Coach Clatk’a list. showed In closeup, the highlights halL water heat garage. Immediate iMd suitable for apartment or 20 much laughter, five O. Pastanos cer team, Harold said experience this year’s team compare'' with number of hilarious situations. Lasperenca. Phont 3830. Oean Johnson, a rangy freshman, Tha Mancheatar Studant Council of tha various big college football had much to do with the team’i that of last year?” MUt said this "Jungle Marauder" again occupancy. About $8.600.caah ro- or more private homes. Write MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1951 IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ^URSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 PA^E SEVENTEEN Loss of Over $1,200 in Athletics at H. S. Last Year Caldwell Would Like to See Ban on All Bowl Contests THE Ciailts-Browns Why The Fuss Morria Martin, the ax-Brooklyh The *3ondenined Man ( ^ ) lefty who wound up with a fine Boston Celtics 11-4 record for the nuiadelphia Carter Unanimous Winner Game Sunday Ahoiit Spring; |Tiger Coach Defends Annual Player Draft A’s. Once they gava Martin a Capture Fourth Booster Club Expected BeroM Angie starthig chance in the second half Over Challenger Aragon By Rated A To8§iip <;rul DrilL? 6f the season, he wss terrific. Holding Spring Drills By H m Assoelated Press Some 15 of the 38 stuck around EARL W. YOST Monday in Cincinnati It’s beginning to look as though To Come to Rescue Sports Editor New York, Nov. 16—(/Pi -That’s New York, Nov, 15 (fl') Some most of the year including the No. Lios Angeles, Nov. 15—-((P)—a, Ross, Bob Hope, football coach tha Boston Celtics never are go the way they’re celling Sunday’s New York, Nov. 15 (,l>). Tho I 1 pick, George Hetkovlch who World lightweight champion Jim -' Joe Stydahar and CapL Bob body raised the question yestrr- program of no more then ID days ing to lose In the National Basket game here between the Cleveland 11)50 ‘'Conch of the Year," Utest In the bargain basement batted .394 for Pittsburgh. my Carter and challenger Art Waterfleld of the Los Angeles ball Association. School Was Thinking of the football team. It is estimat da.v: "Why all the fuss about with an enforced cui1> on a ne- Morris Martin of A’§ Remember Boo Ferris* of the Aragon observed contrasting cele Rams turned out for the fracas. The Celtics made it No. 4 with ed that at least $3,000 is neces Baeord BreaUag Beaaoa ''teams from Harvard and Yale. Browns and New York Giants. S l spring football? lt'4 fall football rrlnceton's Charllo Caldwell.; tlnnat scale. If ypu're a littto btsy on th€ Red Sox? He's on the Louisville brations today. Aragon, as cocky as ever, and Eliminating Several sary to purchase much needed Manchester High’s 27 to 6 tri Proceeds wjll enter the cerebral This is the big one. the one^ that causes the trouble.".. . . But called for tlie ontlawlng of nil j Kenneth L. (Tiig) Wilson, Ssc- Was Prise Pick Last out a defeat last night in the only umph last Saturday over a sopho draft, here's how It work*.' The list. So is Bill Evans (8-4) who Carter enjoyed a round of vic fresh, took the play In the open scheduled game when they edged equipment for the griddera. .palsy fund . . . Eddie Chaves of 55’hich may decide the American that seems ti> be the Way Jttie edu liiiwl gaiiK's today while the men' retary-treasurer of the NCAA, last ^ace club In the American has had big league trial*. ' tory toasts after successfully de ing rounds and the outlook Minor Sports Unless Once the newly-formed Booster more-studded Windham High team San Jose', Calif., tangles with Pad cators go nboiit curing foot bull's announced the meeting In Chicago, Season; 4,682 Men the Fort Wayne Pistons, 98-91, in of Willmantic at M t Nebo marked Conference championship in the who il I r e c t college athletics | League—the St. Louis Brown*— Page. who finished up at San fending hia crown in a bruising seemed dark. for the 27-year-old an overtime pericxl. Club gets started funds from the dy DeMarco Friday night in the ailments. They operate on the plunged headlong Into the lintlle | wlilcli hr said would produce rec Eligible; Highlights gets first pick of aU eligible minor champion. But Arsigon ran into a Assistance Was Given group are expected to financialljr several firsts in football history boxing headliner at Madison National Football League, and wrong thing.” . -. . Remember ommendations for the NCAA con Francisco with a 2-1 record, is on 16-round fight last night. Ara Fort Wayne made a battle of it a t the local school. against fiHitlinll nver-emphasis. | leaguers, llien the Chicago Cubs, the Kansas City roster. So Is gon, the slightly tarnished golden bristling left hook that floored and' pulled to an 88-all tie at the help the entire extra-curricular Square Garden. The bout will be both teams have been working when the Big Three presidents Caldwell, whose Ivy la'ngne vention In Cincinnati Jen. 9-12, New York, Nov. 16—IIP)—For last in the National. And so on pitcher Bob Keegan, 13-9 at Syra boy of boxing here, in more sub him for a three-count in the sixth end of the regulation distance. But By EARL YOST program at Manchester High. 1. 'Hie seven victories compiled televised. Chavez has five slaters hard In preparation. banned competition by transfer Princetonian.s have won 20 I'lie council Is composed of rep through the- New York Yankee* round, and he took a severe beat-r was the greatest number evSr col and eight brothers . . , Wesleyan students, even when they liadn'l resentative* tha price of 110,000—a good dey’e cuse, and utility inflelder Kermit dued fashion belatedly observed in the overtime session, the Pis Extra curricular program at i Cleveland, with six wins in seven at might games, defended the of the eight district* hot dog end beer take—any big No. 15. and the New York Giants, Wahl. his 34th birthday. Ing in the last four rounds. It lected by a team in a single sea has won 33 games to 16 for Trinity played for another college? 'I'hiit nierlls of spring practice and said of tile a.ssoclation, seven members tons were handicapped by the loss Manchester High was operated *tl F « . a tT S trh tm son. In the football series between the games. Is a half step ahead of the one didn't stand up any more than league club can have Joe Page, 16th and last. Brooklyn's St. Paul farm has Aragon's birthday was two days left him with one eye almost shut on fouls of Chuck Share, Jack 8 t i g M S Giants, who have a 5-1-1 record. tile sport would liave no )uolilein.s appointed from the membership Last year the majors drafted 38 and the'other cut and bloody. a loss of $354.88 during the 1949- 3. The 1951 squad was the two Nutmeg schools that started the famous Tad .lones-BlII Roper at large and tho president end the gay reliefer of the 1947-49 outfielder Dick Whitman (.311), ago, but he had planned to com Kerris, Larry Foust and Boag In 1885 . . . Quarterback Billy Vib- The Browns held a secret work with eomniereiallsni if poal-.sea.son chanpkm New York Yankee*. men for 8369J106. That was only bine It with a victory celebration Aragon, as game as they come, Johnson. 50 school year it was revealed re greatest scoring machine in the non-scouting ngreemeni . . . Lol ganiea were eliminated. secretary of the assocletlon. Hugh 13,000 short of the record set In second baseman Jack Cassini cently by Principal Edson Bailey. Los Angeles—Jimmy Carter, school's history, scoring 254 poinU. ert has won 101 extra points to his out in Cleveland’s gigantic Munici Ilf other ’'cures" were eqvially in Fireman Joe and 4,683 other (.305) and reliefer A1 Epperly after last night’s battle. Instead absorb^ fearful . punishment In Bob Oiusy was the big hero for pal Stadium yesterday. Coach Paul "If a team ia good, il goes In a (’. Willett ot Southern California players are on the draft U*t for 1947 when 29 were picked for the big party was on Central Ave the late rounds, particularly in the Receipts from extra curricular 134^, New York, outpointed Art 3. Mp(ri touchdowns a team credit at Trinity and Coach Dan effective... Pi'obabiy spring prac howl and get.a money to Imy )>lav- is (iresldimt, (13-4). Anybody looking for a the winners In the extra period, actlvlUea. including sporting Aragon, 134 U, Los Angeles, 15. Jessee believes this is a national Brown worked his boya for more tice Is overdone In a lol of places Monday's grab bag at Cincinnati. $273,500. utility Infielder might nab Gene nue. Los Angeles’ counterpart of twelfth when Carter had him vir scoring seven point*. He also ever aMp^d in one season, 38. than two hours, which is about 60 era ao it ran keep going to iiowla," Wilson said the commlssionere events, showed a decrease of $1,- (Title). collegiate* record. ...Certainly It can he expensive, the eoaeh added. Owners are displaying unusual In- Prise pick of a year ago was Mauch, ex-Boston Brave, at Mil New York’s Harlem. tually out on his feet. But he re emerged top point-getter of the 6- gbst touchdowns by one minutes longer than Usual for the of ten major eonferences have Carter belted out a unanimous fused to go down again until the 064 over the amount of money col Spoltane—Joe Velex, 137, Seat player in one season, Jimmy Roach Jackie Curran, the toly-poly although Yale didn't give money Meanwhile, llieie weie these I'oeii invited to attend the meeting waukee. game with 28 markers. Frankie lected during the 1949-50 school tle, outpointed Al Cowan, 140, Spo • “17, set-shot ace who played several week’s first practice. Bui this ia Hatful of Hot ShoU decision over Aragon, flooring fifteenth, when another left Brian paced the Pistons with 21. no ordinary game coming up. as a reason for outting it out... olliei developments on I lie in l.at- as iiliaerver*. him twice and leaving him well decked him for a one.tcount. term. In 1948-49, the income from kane, 10. 5. Most points by one player In games with Manchester last sea But can you imagine developing a ling eollogc foothall front; .Spring football and IkiwI games Montreal has a hatful of hot The game was played in Boston extra curricular event* was $4,220 one season, Jimmy Roach—108. son in the Eastern League, will be Tommy James, the Browns' in beaten at the end. Aragon, who says he would like jured halfback, participated in the team like the eurrent Princelon 1. The eouneil of the- National are two of tho tup Items on the shots although only one can he Garden before 2,123. while last year tha figure shrunk 6. Moat wins under a team with Torrington this term . . . Collegintn Alhl.-Ue AaaiM-lallon Referee Mushy Callahan and to fight Carter again, said after Pepper Martin has been dismissed workout and is expected to see ac outfit without Uie lienefil of spring agenda. taken. In the draft Hat are pitch Judge Frankie Van Gave the fight the fight that the looping left to $3,156. No figure is available to eoached by Walker Briggs and drills? . . . 'I’iiree or four week.s called a meeting in nocago for Dr. Fred T. Mitchell, president 1^) ANNA BELL ers Jim Hughes (10-4), Bob Alex Sports in Brief Tony Allbrio. 7. as manager of Miami in the Flori tion Sunday. However., tackle to Carter by an 11-polnt spread. that conected with hia Jaw In the date on the current school budget John Sandusky, who pulled a work in the fall Isn't enough to next Monday and Tnesday to of ,Mls«1.s*ippi S tate college end al ander (1.5-8), Tom Lasorda (12- twelfth was that killed smy chance Trill Introduced for extra curricular events but the 7. First team to score over 100 da International League . . . The curry out such experiments as fonmilatc' a definite (uogratii for so of the Southeastern Conference, 8), Mai Mallette (10-2) and Dan Judge Joe Stone put the Gotham points in one season. Pittsburgh Pirates handed veter muscle last Sunday against Phila Negro ahead by 12 points. he had of winning. From there on two large turnouts at the last two Bill Dickey, coach for the New delphia, was in uniform but didn't transforming a fourth -.siring Die control of athlettea. said the Dixl^c presidents wore •4IM Says: Bankhead. Marv Rlckert. a for home football games of the Indi 8. Most extra points in on* sea an outfielder Pete Reiser his un 2. Twenty-one of .'ll aehools in Paid admissions totaled 7,251 things were pretty fuzzy. Blocking Back York Yankees, caught more than conditional relea.se yesterday. . . . take part in the'heavy work. He tilocklng hack into a lli-.al string aumnumod to 'kllscuss tha general mer big leaguer, can be had for This was Carter’s first defense ans were life savers. 100 games for 13 consecutive sea son, 24. running guard . . . And Penn's the Mid-Western aren okayed athletic situalhin and see how wo $10,000 from Baltimore where he and gross receipts, including $35,- Tickets for Saturday’s Trinlty- may not play against ihc Giants. 000 for television rights, were of the title he won last May from Principal Bailey said that the sons in the American League. 9. Most players in one season George Monger apparently waJi re( iiinniendatlona of I lie N't’AA to can attain a hotter controlled and led the league In 35 homers. Hartford, Nov. 15—()P)—As Trin to score one or more touchdowns, Wesleyan game at 'Trinity Field Rain fell on the Polo Grounds re.-.lrli'l the luo-plaloon av.alem. $109,463, at least $20,000 less than Ike Williams. school was contemplating abolish are availal^ at the athletic de but this failed to dampen Giant rlghl on the heiim when he argued Imlanced program rather than try Some of Houston’s Texas ity and Wesleyan approached the ing several extra curricular 10. that elimination of spring practice taiwl gam ra ami apring prnelhe. to deemplinsizo any one sport." League champs turn up on the had been expected. Aragon’s manager, Jimmy golden anniversary game in one of Yogi Berra of the New York partment office on Broad street in spirits. Coach Steve Owen used . A star-studded and uproarious Roche, said he did not think Ara events, including minor sports, un Yankees hit the first pinch homer Hhota Here and There would result in redoulilod erfuit.s Icverv' mendier of t)u' Missouri Rochester list in catcher Lea Fiis- New England’s most torrid foot Hartford. Tom Landry, normally a defenaive Valley and Big Seven i iinferencea crowd, as well as a national tele gon was weakened by making the less additional funds were avail In World Series history for the Members of the Central Board of back. In the quarterback slot to to reciull ready-made fiHitliall A Ihike /l^nlr aelman. and pitchers Fred Martin 135-pound limit. The fighters ball rivalries, a historian recalled able to carry out the planned pro I'layers . , . .So you do away with except Mla.sonri and Iowa .State and Al Papal (23-9). The entire vision audience going Into many today that one of the earliest de Yanks in the 1947 classic. Approved Basketball Officials will ■er l*,t«e back up Charley Conerly. The was iiu'luded on tiie de-empliaata thousands, witnessed the title 134 1/4, and Aragon seemed gram. The extra curricular pro work all games In the Hartford l.nemi* Street iSl one "evil " anil Increase a worse Durham, N. C . i.T > The New 24-man Syracuse club is in the velopments in offensive block gram at Manchester High is one Giants’ No. 2 signal-csller, Travis one. Il.at. clash. Jack Dempsey, Leo Du- drawn when he entered the ring ing was introduced in the first Cliff Simpson of the St. Louis and New Britain Industrial roope ...... Si M 273 Tidwell. 1* Injured and has been York Giants In the National Foot- draft but onlly one can go. and apparently began to fade of the molt ambitious of any high leagues this season . . . University CooSin ...... 102 W — 1*7 Vo Offense Taken .T Ge/O'giii’a lioard of regeida I'sll Ix'iigiie selected an ex-Duke The Paciflc Const League, wag rocher. Joe DIMagglo, Micky game of the series back in 1885. Flyers in the American Hockey Prretto ...... S7 S3 (07 287 placed on the Inactive list. '>♦...... ^ diaen.s.sed llie same NCAA report midway in the fight. school in Connecticut, Mr. Bailey of Connecticut wilL field a Junior B-’flie ...... When the Cleveland Browns and roollmll raptiiln to play pro hall ■Of ing a battle against having Its Walker, Joey Maxim, Barney In the old days, the fullback usu- League has scored 40 or more S.'. tot 19S Owen had Landry, a former Tex witlioni taking any aellon. said.' varsity basketball team this sea KInler ...... S3 127 12.3 its as University star, pass and direct lie. in in Hickman aiirvi-ved Hie Ingrollcnt* for a light hi.icli Pliillv bkigles were playing last witli them In tliree of four years plavers drafted, has a fiock of eli- aly remained near his own goal, At present there Is $759.60 in goals in three different seasons, a son as well as freshman and var Ausensult St lo t 193 tthlch Vale’s king-sized eoaeh Inlenited to enjoy betiire the El's l■’••'^led Sunday, ‘a couple of pltiyers I I’lealdenta of the I'J Snutli- fnim 194.5 through 191S. Kellev gihlea. Any team interested is asked to serving In the safety capacity now the reserve fund and $632.72 in league record. the team's offensive ta-1 c.s. Owen all-eonquerlng rrlneetoa. (NEA). ea.atein Confevonee eollitges decid usual in soccer, lacrosse, and hock sity unit* . . . Bob Verrler, Hart- Totslii ...... tS7 tS2 .323 10.32 liked what he saw, too. cra.shed Just In front of (he I’hilly Mote waa picked in 1915, Bill Mil Joe Gordon. Sacramento mana contact Bill at the East Side Rec. cash avallablef for immediate use. foid Chiefs' outfielder who won R e e s '* 111 liench alter a logging match along I ed to meet In Blniiliighiim .Smiday ner in 1911) and Al Deltogatla In ger. la listed but whoever takes The league meets Friday night at ey- 8 intt)i ...... SO 109 9fi 301 "Tom has played strictly defense 111 "diaenss how we niiglit ledler Local Sport Mr. Bailey believes a safe cash re Harry Psutka, Detroit Tiger the Eastern League batting crown for tis the last two seasons,’' Owen ' the sidelines. . .The Fogies' train-I 194H. him will have to pay his man 7:30. According to Robert 8. Morris, serve would be $2,500 to $3,000. farmhand who doubles as a hockey last season, is playing with the flolnnioneon ...... S3 9fi 102 291 er picked np (he water liucket, ap- ^ keep (lie atliletie piogram tinder ager's contract through 1952. Trinity football historian, the late W-rner ...... 102 93 130 3.30 ssid, "but he's one of those fellows \ eotil rol." Last year there was a net loss player in the AHL, has given up Boston Olympic* hockey team thi.-( OIl-Ulv ...... 9t 32 92 2(53 who can do Just about any Job tin ' parently Irving to revive a llal- Marv Rotblatt, the half pint lefty Bobby Knight worked out at the William W. Barber, Trinity cap of $1,258.56 in sponsoring athlet the ice sport. winter . . . Coach Hugh Greer’s' Breen ...... 93 100 100 305 Grid Expert Claims Yale tened athlete, hut somehow he .5 Navy Conrii Fddle Frdelatz, Chatter East Side Rec last night and real- tain during the first Wesleyan a football field. He's a great kick- i eomnienling on Yale's ileelsinn to who had a 4-2 record for the ic teams at Manchester High. To Connecticut varsity basketball Totals ...... t78 tSI 520 149.', managetl to liil llie Brownie with White Sox, is on the Seattle list 1/ gave a first class exhibition to game, was one of the first captains tal income was $3,156.89 while Bud Willis, Alabama's sopho er, fa.at runner and hard tackier. ' discard aprimr practice, said Ihe.ae BALGH Is Your Received the autographs of to bring up his fullback for use in team scrimmaged Amherst and and I know he'ii be a fine paaser the bucket instead