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■ f, MOHDAT, OCTOBBB iBanflrratrr Enntftifl 9 rrall> • ThaWeathar Dally Nat Pm Raa Fsriaaat of U. a. WaaMm srtk a Waak aadbi tha Oraatar Hartford Chareh The annual meeting of the Man­ The BOB bora to Oaptaia ai Oebobar » l , U 81 UMIs chsMfs la chester Branch, Connecticut Can­ M m Leon EndeiRn o f San Ai On TV Tomorrow Church Women School Laadera Club. Othar ntsm- A bout Town cer Society, will be held tomorrow tonio, Texas, w asSom on Oct. 25 bans o f tha panal will ba Mra. Carl with Hght rate by avealng. evening at 7:80 in the board room instead o f Oot. 5 ae sUted la Frl- A- Hansan, M ra Charlaa F. Olpaon, 10.340 toalght ami of tlM Mancheater Memorial Hoa- day’a Issue o f tho Horald. Meet on Friday Mrs. Bvaratt Johnaoa and M n. AI- KalBbow Oifta ot pital. BlCcUon of officers will frad O. Wbltaay, aU o f Manchaatar, X m u M y , No. 1#. '*'*M eooduot • and M n Cbanas Rayaolda o f tha Mmehe§ter--^A City o f VUtago Chorm m tlltuy whiot in tho HMonfc T^in- take place at thU meeting, and the Men of Center Congregational chairman, Adam Rhodes, hopes Church and ’l>mple Beth Sholom World Community Day Hartford Seminary Foundation. Bl« Uitt evening «t 8 o’clock. MIm M n Reynolds has asrved as a HALE’S for a full turnout of the conunlt- will hold a joint meeting tomor­ M ly HMtIey !• In ch«rg« of tlck- (Claaalfled Advertising oa Pag# I I ) tee members. row evening at 8 o’clock In Wood­ Will Be Observed at mlBsionary in India and aha and / (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SO. 1951 PRICE nVB CENTS «U . Miao Potriclo Youn*. pri*e», har huaband art planning to return VOL. LXXI, NO. 26 •mi MIm Hcoey, refreah- ruff Hall. Judge Frederick Rund- The Past. Presidehts Club of baken. well known Hartford attor­ Concordia Lutheran there in June o f next year. • m U . Mary B. Cheney Auxiliary. No. 13, ney, will speak to the group about Tha ebearvanca will ooncluda U.8.W.V., will meet Wednesday at his experiences on and before the “ World Community Day*’ wlU be with a worship aarvieS with mam- HERiQUMTERS FOE eiRL im . Nelli* Teylor of 101 Mein observed locally by the Mancheater bens of tha panel participating. •treet wee plewently eurprieed 1:30 with Mrs. Etheleen Lewis ol bench. Earl Doebcner will be mas­ B e a t B a c k T ory Chief 444 Burnham street. ter of ceremoniea. These meetings Council of Church Women at the Clarence Helslng will be the or­ Atom Blast Today Tridey afternoon with a birthday Concordia Lsitheran Church Fri­ ganist and M n Carl Gustafson ao- party celebrating her 86th mile* have become an annual event. SCOUT UNIFORMS ANU Orford Pariah Chapter, .Daugh­ day. A social hour, luncheon, a lolat. There will be a nursery for ■tone. Arrangementa were made panel dlecusaion and a worship •mail children. N am es S ix Padelskas Kidnaper ters of the American Revolution, Red Attack by Marilyn Roberta and Carol Miss Nancy S. Jewett of 174 All women interested in trying to will hold its November meeting Summit street has been hamed aervlca are on tha program for the Kelley. Mra. George Kelley made day. work f6r a mors Christian world Largest of Series the birthday cake and all^preaent Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the to the spring eemester dean’s list ACCESSORIES IN MANCHESTER Marv Cheney Library. The guest Those attending are .requested order are most cordially invited to apent an enjoyable afternoon. .Mrs. of the Syracuse University College attend this “ World Community Near Ridge T o Cabinet speaker will be the former state to bring a box lunch at 11:30 and Taylor was for many years a prac­ of. Liberal Arts, Miss Jewett, a Day” service. regent. Miss Katharine Matthies, enjoy an hour of fellowahip with L«8 Vegaa, Nev., Oct. 20—! • M. Ii' ' (•■I Maacbeetei 4111 cut down the ahouUng Reds. Bchleck said that, from his were Patrick Buchan-Hepbum, 50, nearch since Sunday, wanted were told by their commander to­ party ended with group singing ,000-foot alUtude, he caught a as parliamentary secretary tb the for the kidnaping of Pro- SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE BETH 8HOLOM With daylight, other U N . infan- brief gUmpse o f a skyrocketing day that "we will stay until the Treasury, and Selwyn Uoyd. 47, and a ghost story most effectively . trymen in the same area jumped Egyptian Government retuma to visionary Patrolman Anthony told In total darkness by Mias Bar­ flrebaU, quickly blanked out by a minister of state for foreign af o ff In an attack. By noon they had cloud which he reported appeared its •enaea.” fairs—the No. 2 man to Foreign B. Padelskas. Padelskas was WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 31 bara Quiltteh. pushed fo r w a r d 1,000 yards to be Ice-capped. The BrlUSh military thief, Gen. Secretary Anthony Eden In the held prisoner for several against light opposition. Sir Georg* Ereklne, tn an order of ’The Reds mounted only four A t Henderson, Nev., 11 mllea Foreign Office. hours by an armed man who n THURSDAY ALL DAY, NOV. 1 east of here toward Hoover Dam, the day said the eituatton is “ dan MacMlllan’a first Job will be to held him up as he investigat­ 2 New Crinolines other “light probing ' attacks” gerous’’ and asked his troops to work toward the Tdry target of along the entire front, the Eighth hoiues rattled a few minutes after SPiCIAL RATURE: IRAND NEW LADIES* SUITS Oifr modern funeral home is a special structure handle it “with firmness and a 3(X>,000 new homes a year. Lord ed a suBpiciouB car. FRIVATE LESSONS Arm y reported. Two were by the blast, but xesldent* said there The fugitives were Identified as Aaaorted alaes aad eoloio. These are weaderfal bays! minimum of bitterness.” He added Leathers, former minister of war p dedicated and furnished to provide the facilities platoon-alsed forces near Kum- was none of the noise which ac­ Paul J. Fitzgerald, 23, a laborer Oene earfy far beat adaeOMit transport, will deal with policies and conveniences to serve the living and reverently song, where the CSilnese recwitly companied the secMid in the eerie* of Hartford (1103 Main street), (OeatlaaeO ea Page D gh t) of the departments of transport, • OUITAR For The New Look sh ov^ tn a fresh division to curb last Sunday. Cbnn., and Charles F. Timms, 19, WBBlaB R— m w H — S b b sw I MBrahaBRIsB prepared the deceased for burial. fuel and power. Mlntstara will be UJ7. advsnees. a short order cook, of OakvUIe, appointed later to bead the three •MANDOLIN One smsU attack was kaoekad Conn. TENPU BETH SHOLOM IN DRESSES AND SKIRTS AND PEHICOATS down north of Yanggu, not far departments. They were captured in mid­ Oookahank aa minister of OOBNER M T B T U AN D U N D E N STBEBTS from H e a rtb re a k Ridge. The during her etopover visit at North Bay, On- town Poughkeepsie at 1:30 a. m. • VIO UN fourth waa northwost of Kaasong Death Toll in Flaming health will administer Brltaln’a Prtooeaa EUsabeth greeto thn Dlenna qnlntaploto tarfo. Her bualNUHl, the Duke of Bdlaburgh la at left, (A P WIrephoto.) Tho Princeoo and tha Duke today by City Patrolman John 36 inch Crinolast I OB llta Bast Coast giant National Health Service. As Brophy and Michael Mareaca, a M on d a y 110 flghter-bombara, the govemment’a deputy leader in were enronto to MeatreaL Nqw durable finish petticoat crinoline roi cafe proprietor. DRUNO DUDALDO Bsoat of them operating ovar the Commons, ha wUI do much of the mains stiff and resiltent after hand washing H O L M tS '...... Fitagerald and ’nmnui aurraa- 28Wooectatora watched from the A t la»t 20 Wfr^were Injured in n , along In pursuit of the two. The • OEST MAKES appar- bled Cambodia Is • Immediate Service for Emergency Repair MUaaapeHs,, Oot SO — — Murder Jury Fourteen ware Injured, streets below, 19-ycar-old brief, bloody clash ouLside tho ' lihase ended whan Brophy blocked ently not serioualy, the Coast Stabbed to Death Louis Francis Turinl showed gates of Tehran Unlversltj'. the street with the automobile. EXTRA LONG 60” Frank E. MdKlnney. an Xrloh G u s^ reported. . c\'ory Intention of carrying out 51src3ca Is licensed to carry a gun. HEAVY ELASTIC EDGE kaalur, who pullad Indiana Demo- Students, including many girls, Acquits Macri Nine escaped injury. a threat to Jump. Turinl, out charged through heavy police lines Bulletins Brophy said Fitgerald waa car- DAVEY OPTICAL COMPANY arats oot of tha tad in IMU, la all One of three bodies found was Paris Oct. 80— (;pj—France an- of service three months and BLACKSTONE notmeed today that her commle- and wileded fists, bricks and sticks 701 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-157S RESIDENCE 6377 ■at to beootna tha DemoeratB’ next not identified. unemployed, said he was from to break the cordon drawn up to from thfi AP Wires (Oonttmied on Paga Bight) Ironing Board Covers Capt. Louis Guyette of the Pen' eloner In the Indochina state of Boston. HAROLD L. DAVEY. Licensed Optician chairman—a fund raising I varment District Slay­ Cambodia,' Jean Leon Francois keep them Inside the university |eb—tomonow. obacot and hla helmsman, Roy After brushing off the come­ area. The government had banned HOTPOINT Richardson, 56, both o f Port Marie de Raymond, has been KILLS PENNY POST CAROS Tb* 47-year-old aon of a fira- ing of Union Organ­ down advice of others, Turinl their scheduled pro-Egyptian, antl- Huron, Mich., died heroes’ deaths stabbed to death by an assassin. saw the blond hair of Mrs. BHn announced last night that he A terse announcement from the Britlsh parade. Washington, Oct. 80—<45— Yugoslav Asks iser Still Unsolved. in the Yreightfr’s pilot house. Connie Fry, St. Louis, In the had agreed two days before to ac Ministry of Associated States said Once ths demonstrators broke Pmddent Truman today signed 6 9 c each Before they dleid, they becked crowd below. He asked to talk A B f ^ M A T I C o^M tha party’s top Job. De Raymond's body waa found through, the estimated 2,000 police the postal rate Incrase bill which New York, Oct. 80—(P)—Bene­ the ship away from the flaming dooms the penny poet cerd ea e J w t a few haqra earlier, the yesterday in hie home at Phnm with' her. and steel-helmeted army troops Atomic Bombs dict Macri haa been acquitted of barge and rammed its stem into pert of e $117,000,000 saeuel What a value! Extra large to fit any else board. Heavy un­ WASHERS — DRYERS — IRONERS outgolBg chalrmah, William M^ Penh, the Cambodian capital. No It wasn’t long until he waa made no further effort to use force. the slaying of an AFU organiser a nearby dock. Oewmen ecram- boost In postal chargee. The bleached cotton with elastic edge. gave McKlniiey his «ip - other details were given. on his way down, surrendering The students carried huge ban­ FOR OEST SERVICE AND TRADE IN whose union offered a 825,000 re­ bled down a rope to safety. new two-cent rate on post cards pott, axplslning that Iw’d talked D « Raymond waa one of three to the police who took him to ners proclaiming support for General Would Like ward for the arrest and conviction “The captain saved us, the cap­ goes Into effect next Feb. 1. F U N E R A L H with President Truman about the tain saved us!" Jimmy Haseett, an commlasioners appointed to handle headquarters for questioning. Egypt’s effort to oust Britain NORTH END mattar. of the kill era. 18-year-old deckhand shipping for French affairs in CJambodla, Laos, His motive wasn’t disclosed from the Suez Canal and denounc­ Some From America in C oiwpliH frivacy A Manhattan Jury claared Ma­ Auttnd SEE That indicaUon of the Preal the second time, screamed, tears and Vietnam, the three newly- immediately and Mra. Fry ing Anglo-American tmperialtam’’ INDIA FACES FAMINE Each eervlce le^held fai modern and i Huck Toweling cri last night of the fatal stabbing Case Russia Attacks. dent’s ^pioval made McKinney’s rolling down his cheeks. created autonomous states of In­ wouldn’t tell about her con­ In Egypt and the Middle East. New Delhi, India. Oct. SO—(45 of William Lurye, organiser for plele privacy at the William P. Quleb choice a virtual cinch when the Edward Myers, 57, a watchman dochina. ' versation with him. Washington, Oct. 30—UP)— Re­ — India will face a lamlne threat Funeral Home, even when more than one IN COARSE AND FINE WEAVE Damocratlo Nathmal committee the AFL Internationa Ladles Gar­ next year worse than In 1051, a Belgrade,'Yugoslavia, Oct. 30— PACKAGE STORE service Is In progress. on the Penobscot and an old hand General Jean de Lattre de Taa- action to a two-step American meets in Waahlnkton tomorrow. ment Workers Union (UGW U). on the lakes, told the story of his signy, who is copunanding the plan appears to have buoyed food ministry spohreman eald (45—A top-ranking Yugoslav gen­ 14« NORTH MAIN 8T. FOR SWEDISH WEAVING BAGS AND TOWELS A B C A ppliance C o . Lurye, 40, waa attacked tn a TEL. 6910 24 Hoar Ambnlance Service McKinney hlmsM, who haa dab- akipper’a heroism simply: F n n d i war against (Communist State Department hopes that Iran today In an Interview. eral said today Yugoslavia would Comidete Veer ’Round Air 2-1878" ' 21 MAPLE STREET Mad in baaeball, radio, real eatate telepbcme booth in a garment dis­ “ The old man aiid Roy stayed guerillas in Indochina, is high and Britain may reach a settle­ like to have some American atomlo and even pipelines on tha aide, waa trict building lobby on May 9, Strike Is Still bomta and possibly other atomic CondlMonlng in the tower, put her in reverse commissioner for all three states, ment uncorking the flow of WANTS UMT NOW ■ure enough of hla election to 1949. He died several days later, and sent her back toward the weapons to bolster her defenses Liquor Prices Are Going Up with headquarters In Saigon. Iranion oil to the West. Waehln^n, Oct, 80—(45- C yard check the airline achedulee for and 65,000 garment %rorkers quit dock. They were both dead when Like neighboring Vietnam. Premier Mohammed Mossadegh against the Soviet Union. 49 commuting between Indianapolis work fo r four hours in a funeral Gripping Port Senator Lyndon Johnson (D- <3en. Petko Depcevlc, deputy we ram m ^ the dock. Cambodia since World War Two of Iran Is sufficiently interested in and Washington. day demonstration. “ I tied a line and about 12 of us Tex) said today he would nrga chief o f staff, threw out this sug­ N or, 1, 7957. Federal Tax Increase Swedish weaving l i so popular now. ’The coarse weave for bags, haa been disturbed by the guerrilla American suggestions to prolong that universal military training and the fine for towels. Washington, Oct. SO— UP)— Sen The prosecution oontended that slid down i t " activltieB of dissident nationalUU his stay in the capital for further gestion today while giving an In­ atOr Anderson (D-N. M.) pre- Macri, so, bad obtained a partner­ The bodies of Guyette and Rich­ Return of Stevedores legislation be given top priority terview to members of a group and Commimlst Viet Mlnh bands. talks on the problem. He original­ when Congress returns next dlcted'today the Democrats will ship in a non-union dress shop by ardson were found in the forward of 14 American newspapermen On Vfine, Liquor and Beer But the attacks on the French ly waa to have flown home last year. y “2 b A\ a i n S I . oome up with a Truman-Barkley promising to keep the ILQW U out. deckhouse. They were burned so and the government they back Makes Small Dent in weekend, but is still here, with no who are making a tour of Europe, 36 " SANFORIZED FIREMAN RED ticket agajn in the 1952 Presid«i< Macri’a motive for the slaying, /V\ /\ N c n r. 5» T L ^ badly n el^ er could be recognised. there generally are sporkdlc and New York Tie-Up departure date fixed. tial race. ' the prosecution charged, was a re­ The only other body recovered much less, widespread than in SIGNS RAIIHOAlJ ACT (Continued on Page Two) port that Lurye bad elaahed some Responsible imformante eald waa that of an unidentified mem­ Vietnam. American mediator* are trying not Wsshington, Oct. SO—<45— Flannelette (Ooattaaed an Pago Ih ia e) dreaaea b e lo n ^ g to the firm. ber o f the tug’s crew. New York, Oct. 30—(45—Insur­ Preeident Truipan signed legis­ DefenM Attorneys maintained gent stevedores ended their boy­ only to pursuade Iran and Britain Thousands o f people swarmed to resume direct talks but to lation today Increasing benefits Why Pay More Later? - it was an “ unfortunate coincl- cott of military piers today, but along the shore to watch the epeo agree on a stop-gap plan for mov­ for more than 400,000 persons Peron Oaims denee’* that Macri waa in the lobby tacle as the barge continued to otherwise, there was only a amoll now receiving aid under the Rail­ Manchester's Carpet Specialty Store at the time of the stabbing. Sees Son Die dent In the dock strike that haa ing available refined oil to the bum through most o f ths night West. • road Retirement Act. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5:30 WEDNESDAY TO NOON 7 9 ^ yard News Tidbits Judge Saul 8. Strelt sutotltuted Police had dff iculty keeping streets mobilized the world’s biggest pier. Atomic Trials BUY NO W and SA VE a cha^e of second degree man­ clear for fire fighting equipment A s H elp Nears For the first time since the btl- WOULD FAVOR CONFERENCE THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. (tolled (JP) WIrM slaughter fo r the original count of and' ambulances. * lion-dollar, 18-day waterfront (Oontlnnnd on Page Two) Brilliant red fine quality sanforised flannelette for pajamas and KnoxvlUc, Tenn., Oct. SO—(45 gowns. first degree murder before the A dull explosion followed the col- shutdown began, defense loading and unloading jobs apparently Treasury Balance —^Senator Robert A. Taft said His Latest Announce­ Sin. Bot. Split today that as Presideat ha Cano SSTt' Resolution calling on President an Paga Two) (OestloneU am Page Two) {Seattle Family were fully manned by regular long­ ment Imlicates Indus­ OTHER 36*' RED FLANNELEHE 69c Yd. Truman to take drastic u tlon would favor a “Mg three” meet­ OLD THOMPSON. 5th ...... 5.3.45 Plane shore crews. Washington, Oct. 30—(45— The $37.26 $4.16 (N ot aanforissd) ■gainst CMchoelovakla in order to By Death as Picket lines disappeared from position of the Treasury Oct. 26: ing with Russian Premier Stalin trial Use Is Planned Net budget receipts, $89,624,932.- and British Prime Minister CARSTAIRS, 5th...... $3.46 free Impriaoned newsman William Clashes on Ridge the military docks in Staten Is­ $38.20 $3.32 N. Oatis ia approved by federal land. Jersey City and at Brook­ 94; budget expenditures. $186,734,- Churchill If there was aomo I S BIGELOW Spitting Image of Film 513.17; cash balance. $.5,223,147,- rhanoe the conference would Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oct. bar association o f New York, New P. M„ 5 th ...... 36" PRINTED BEAUTIFUL lyn’s huge Army base, where more SO—<45— Argentina lays aha haa ..$3.45 $37.26 14.16 Jsraey and Cmmectlcut ... ^Frank Port Townsend, Wash.,. O ct 30 884.03. prodnee pence. BIGELOW „FOR ONE Of THE LARGEST thM 500 rebel Btrikers rtireamed successfully cmnpletad ”)>ig. jc a l* . CALVERT, $th ...... Bneklay of tha Watertmry Ib^uh- .-.-(P)—A mother, trapped upside back to work. ..$3.90 $43.06 $3.74 Ruqs - Corpefs down for 20 bout* In a wrecked tHals” at an Isolatsd atomic an- SELECflOlU OF lican-Ameriean la elected pi Gentleman Lands in Jail But elsewhere along the miles of ergy plant and Is nearing the de­ Seersucker Crepes T deat ef New England Newspaper plane with her dead husband, told IMPERIAL, 5th ...... $3.49 idle docks, pickets still marched. velopment stage of an atomic re­ $37.69 $4.19 Advertising Executives Aaaocla- last night of watching her aon die Only on one Hudson River pier did Hollywood, Oct. SO— UP)— Fran-< Her column contained frequent ■a help approached. Stalin for Both Peace actor for industrial use. FLEISCHMANN, 5th .. . .$3.65 $40.30 FOR HOUSECOATS tion in Beaton at ite annual meet. non-strikers succeed for a second A government communique $3.50 BROADLOOM CARPETS Ing. clwt Tona, the movla actor, went references several weeka ago to T h e mother, Mrs. May* Morten- day In circumventing the picket Tone's celebrated clash with actor ■en, 33, and her daughter. Kath­ from Dr. Ronald Richter, Aua- OLD FORRESTER (BoniJed) 5th 15.98 $64.50 $7.17 NEW LOW PRICE. Yd...... 6 9 c y«*- A F L eonatruetlon workera fleck to Jail today accused at epittlng barriers. And War^ Voice Contends trian-bora phyelclet in charge of No aqiy tack morin aven wh»r« hM k to 'wnefc on three atomic Tom Neal over Miaa Payton’s ■f'^ leen, 5, were pulled out alive but At Pier 90, where the big Brit % OLD CROW (Bonded) 5th la the face of a veteran movie col­ fectiona. He took a thorough beat­ irloualy Injuivd from the jam- Argentine atomic research, added ..$5.35 $57.78 $6.42 Unusual floral patterns In all c Sunset strip. been on a peraonal appaarance s skull fracture, general disorder. Police detsined hla words on peace and war "con­ peaceful settlement o f differences SCHENLEY, 5th ...... Preaidant o f U. B. Rubber Com- and technicians within a abort ..$3.90 $43.06 $3.74 Bed Pillows dnrable. tyjbt, weather proof-mena doara fW wtaitar. peny eaye he la convinced UMted Mias Muir told {wUce the actor, tour. The Seattle family crashed Sun- one picket temporarily. tradict each other.’’ between the USSR and the United SEE OUR DISPLAY and SALESROOM •Prtag.r. ata^ty dip ont the glaaa natt aad iaaertlim aenei aalt. Btotee bee "amitT nihher -mb new huaband of actress Barbara Today she ia due before a fed- day night on a wooded ridge near The more than 20,(KK) striken, Officials said today that the States are not only possible, but al­ time. t OLD GRANDAD (Bonded) 5th Payton, came to her table, mut- eral grand Jury raopening an in- here while returning in their priv ‘Wolce of America" programa, so doubtless necessary In the In­ The official statement. Issued ..$6.79 173.33 $8.15 pOe . . . William W. Remington, here and in Boston, are tn revolt bv President Juan D. Peron’s of­ BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED prempt deUvery by *M of onr a traeka. taiW aooietblng unoonqiUmentary, vestigation at tha k llliu nearly ate plane from a visit to Belling- based on Stalin’s past iitteraaces. terest of a general peace.” CORBYS. 5th .... former government economist, ■galnet a new contract and have fice last night, did not say Rich­ ..^$8.47 $37.48 14.18 whose perjury eonvletion for de­ tlbni Mid: two years ago of Aba Davtdiaa, I ham 80 miles to the north. They defied orders ■ of Joseph Ryan, are aimed largely at Soviet bloc This was contrasted with what BIGELOW TRAINED MECHANICS Special YOU CANT BEAT REAL VALUE— informer for what federal officera wore not located until yesterday listeners. In Russian and several Stalin wrote in hls book “ problems ter’s experiments had achieved nying he waa a Oomraunlat “Florabel, rra so mad I could I president of the A F L Internation­ an atomic explosion. Neither did AT A LOWER PRICE revarited, pteada lanecwit to naw ■pit In your face. Aa a matter at have called a Mg western nareoCtoa 1 aftenioen. al Longshoreman Association, to other languages, a voice represent­ of t,enlnlsm” which In 1945 had GILBEY, 5th ..... ' ring. I “ I knew Dick waa dead,” aald ing Stalin repeats In response to gone into 11 editions. Stalin said, it give any technical details about 134.02 13.72 An sxesptlonsl valns for a gooaa fbathar pillow. BhM and perjury charge In Haw T oHl fact, I wUL“ return to work. the ” blg scale trials.” which It Oonnectleut State WelfarA Com- Ha did. . DavldiaB waa ana at U accused | Mrs. Mortensen from a hospital But whiln Ryan was being chal­ questions that he has said over'the according to the “Voice’’ MR. BOSTON. 5th ...... floral Ucklng. - "W e are living—Lenin writes— said were held OcL 26. Neither ...13.15 834.02 nilaalanar Sobert J. Smith aaaarta The columnist aald she slapped of narcotics eqnipiracy. He was I bed. “But Rusty lived for a long lenged by nia own East Coast years on the "inevitability of war” 13.72 MANCHESTER and the possibilities of- “ peaceful not merely In a state, but In a sys­ official nor seientlflc scources of­ hla dMartoant, now under invee- him and ba kicked her in the shins. •hot to death la his alaap at hla tima as we lay there. I believe he stevedores, he himself was chat fered immediate elaboration o f dlM Just a little while before the co-existence’’ between the east and tem of states: and It Is inconceiv­ Green Stampa Gfrcn With Salaa tlgatton. la handteapped by M She aummoned abarUra deputies, mothar'a boma. la Frsano, CBltf.,t lenging the leadership o f the West the brief announcement. CaA ■ga a t an ettaaeei lavaeMgal ete who took him into custody. in Fabrnary, '19MC°’ Aaothar de­ rsaeusni came. Perfaape if they bad Coast Longehora Boss Harry west. able that the Soviet Republic "Sometimes the great leader’s should continue to exist for a long Previous announcements fisTa Carpet Center .. .Robert E. Panona. former Oon- agt. Jolm Norris said 'Tone told fendant was Stanley W. Adams od| eom* sooner ha would have lived.” Bridges. said Argentlaa had dlacowred Bqwdly Important Savings On neetlent atate aenator who aarvad him: "Bure I spit at bar, but I Loa Angoiea. UtU* Kathy’s flrM words ■■ In San Francisco, a new dock lo­ words se^m to contradict each period Bide by side with Imperlal- oUier," the "Voice" said at the out­ iatic states. Ultimately on* or the ways at producing nudear anargr DEPENDABLE CARPET SERVICE briaSy aa Ueutanant govarnor aev- didn’t kick her. It’s Just been one Adams waa picked up Cgt qua#-1 Hm waa taken from the plane cal 'today signed a contract with by a Uiennonuelaar raacUon— SOS MAIN STREET TOL. 2-4S4S aral yaara ufo, announcaa he will provocation after another with tkmlng, and said hd spent part oCl wraduge were: “If I eobid Just* the Isthmian Steaqiehip Oo., set. other must conquer. Meanwhile, a On* broadcast quoted Stalin aa number of terrible clashes between through tM lUa o f torttfie' tom- Scotch ■uppovt iwafldaiiy af Senator TBR her.” ' the day a t Davtdian’a killing with] ■it down." She waa trapped the en­ breaching the domination that perstnna aspUed to tha O tm p a e Corner Bllddle Turnpike at Pinehurat Comer for RapubUean preeidential aoml- Mias Muir aaid Tons made no n friend la Miaa Payton’a HMIy-| tire ttaie in a bent-over standing BridcM' union was held on West telling former Vice Preeldent Hen­ the Soviet Republic and the 0 MN.MAIN ST. MARCHLStefl TIL. 4146 bounreMs atatea la inevitable.” kinds at matmalai * nattoB. , ■peclBe complaint bafora tha fuaa. w«od apartment. poaiti(m. Ona-t ateveilore ttimtrmtttm ry A. Wallace la an onen letter on HANGHBOTfiB EVENING HERALD. HANCUE8TBR. CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1061 iV A Q IT B IlM

enthal, an admitted former book* promptly to front of tha Town bAS 348 Main street In Buaineas Zona RmuhUoan noiBtooa. laadera to talk aleetloh etratagy will pay 15 per cent of the new in as long aw he owns the buat- M n a Ala., Got. $0—(*)—l ^ a scheduled after Byrd's ageeeh.to oRinm MOW LAND SURVIYMG toaker was held in $20,000 bail Yugoslav Asks At 6:50 p. m. ' ^ PERROMAL ____^ '8 Offering suit’s price, or $7.75, for the old Depy Request neao. ^Schools^ Topic Banker, Slated DsmocratB wont ahead with ptane Stats Bop. Walter CHvhan, who suit. Fifteen per cent will to paid after Judge Stiwlt cited him on a Caydo (Jordtaon toll oasiet with Ifotv ffallotveen Happened, PRESORIPTIONS perjury Charge concerning dlftcr- tho parade and help with tho park­ rirunif Moeke waa denied pOiv for their 1969 election curtain- called the caucus, aald at the CHRISTMAS CARDS for any replacement as long as a Atomic Bombs mission to extend dwelling clbaer time It might develop Into a Carcfoliy compounded. meg W vIGy Nms i o ^ Baying Plan garment Is exjphanged. (ci^ces in Ilia trial and grand Jury ing of cars at tha rear of the El- For Tea Room Of Joint Meet T o Fill Post raiser today even though the star BO FOR |1.2B leatimony. Itogton Center school. Mrs. Donald to side line on Richdrd road auid Druids, Saints ’n Sinners of the show, Vlrglnla'e Senator "Draft Byrd” for President move­ ^ 111 ' ■ • (Contlanoe rrnm Fega One) W. Wallace, In charga of the Jiulg- to constmet a chimney closer to Byrd, won’t to ta the caet. ment ArthirOnisStorM D1WIY.RICHMAN IB i. . ■ "iT ■ IW . WIB — rr** Mann l» > p j t ^ tog contest of the coatumaa,. an­ side line of Adelaide road on Lot (OoBttmed from Page One) Byrd made 4t plain yesterday The Virginia Senator eald yea- t n MAIN STREET * EtiiMltoeet <■ Dttmrtag • g w to * Munler Jury nounces there wdll to nine prlaos: Zonen Refuse Morianos 11 northeast comer of Adelaide, Stats Consnlumt Will Depcevio eatlmatcd that, the By Leonard Zetdealierg 4. their cuetoms waa the building of that he intende to leave here torday, however, that he must Hbttmm War Rdlef Hn which an Toll III Flaming Soviet Union today might have Three ptisea for each age group, And Table Jarvis; and Richard roads.' Anderson, whd heads the Demo­ leave Montgomery at 9:90 p. m. ' be ppnHpntfon of John H. Lar- Discusg Building Pro* Wednesday night to, as moat of bonfires to keep away evil spirits sborUy after speaking at the an­ aflsirawa of IB par cant In cash Acquits Macri about 100 atom bomba. He amid he pre-school, grades 1-4 and 4-8. The cratic Senatorial Campaign com­ nual meeting the Dallas Coun­ (c.- i. t.) Thursday In order to ' wui ba nuMle for purchasaa o f toi^ rabee to keep a riding horse to released by the god of evil on that Blast May Be 17 thought the TTnited fitatra might prices for each age group will to Both Meet Opposition gram With 3 Groups ua are for one reason or another festival night. The people would ty Farm Bureau niursday. get a flight to Washington before miu, alacks, awaatera and awarded for the most attractlvo, .. tuust Center street was mittee, told a reporter he believes have about 600,a-bombB. aware, Halloween. It is the night gather 'round the fire and relate Senator Taft (R-OhioV will be the A conferen<» of antl»Trnman Friday. ttabata • providing tha phrchapcr (Caatiaurd from Page One) . “ We would like to have aome of most original and tha funniest cot-, An aqipUcatlon, presented to tho withdrawn. Richard L, Howland, ooasuMnat S otm to i l l dd farment (Continued from Page One) that otherwise normal, happy, their expertencaa with »U 9orts of Ihem,” he said. ”W'e could uae tumes. Zoning Board of Appeala by Jsunea In the buildtoge and plans seetlon •aaaMiMMt o t this policy ^htch ease wrant to the Jury.. The Judge them well. We are in a good poel- Mrs. Earl Parker and Mrs. Ed­ pleasant little children observe by queer notoes and strange flutter­ M to affacttva thru Nor. 3. was aald ha acted "iolcly on queation.t llsldn about 9 p. m. Plnmea leaped Morlanoa, to operate a restaurant Talks on Religion of the State Departnient of Edu­ transforming themselvea Into ing! and shrieks. tion to uae them.” ward F„ Charter are to charge of cation, wilt attend a Joint meeting mads to Chrts (Mcnnay and of law.*' slt>-ivard, quickly sweeping over 'The general aald the next war the refreshments. and tea room at 341 Boat Center witches, hobgoblins, elves, fttirles, And since people prefer, at aft OMBay of tha local l»ber- The all-male Jury deliberotcd the barge, the tu g snd the fore eec- would see the use of certain The house and land on Main street in a Residence Zone A, was And Mental Health of the Roam of Directors. School and Frankenatein'a monster. • time#, at least, to feed their Imag­ dashar>'> eight hours before reaching a ver­ tion of the freighter. atomic weapons. Russia, he added, denied, by tha bosu'd in its execu­ BuUdlng committee, and the Board It to also the night that some inations rather than their stom­ street, owned by the late Marshall little children, monsters whether In Glannay’s Koraan plan, one dict. Tlic entire north harbor area was wa.s ready militarily to attack E. Charter, has been sold to Mr. tive session last night. Consider­ of Eduesdlon ttmight at 3 p. m. In achs, the eptoe-ttogllng fantesies does not. have to pnrchsse an Item Streit. in th.mklng the Jtirora balheil In a sii kly orange-red glow able neighborhopd opposition was Dr. Robert E. Plttenger, from the meeting room of the MunM- they are to or out of costume, cut Yugoslavia in 1048, when the So­ and Mra. Buat H. Sikes o f Somers clothesltoea, tip over garbage of the Drulda have come down to to donate an old one. The store will for their duty, said there had liecn and the reflection could be seen viets cut off the Yugoslav Com- road. The new owrners plan to oc­ evident at the public hearing held the Institute of Human Relations pal Building at which the entire ue as' more popularly associated GtT MAIM GTGtffl accept any clothlnj: anyone wtahes palls, slash car tlrea amd Just gen­ MANOimeuew* several "strange incidents” during fo r m iles acro.ss this Lake Erie munlsta from the Oominform, but cupy their new home soon. in the Munlclpsd Building. Major at Yale University, will talk on ■chool building problem wUl to i with Halloween than the harvest S O N P A R E ? erally have one heck of a good t® torn to and theae garments will the trial that might merit investi­ port of more than a half million did not do ao for fear of the U. S. opposition was to the traffic "Religion aa °lt Affects Mental diacuMCd. be turned orar to tha Manchester Mr. and Mra. Donald W. Wallace Health” at the Center Congrega­ time. notion, although thto Idea Isn't en­ Fi. - ‘ V,-:, .•f' 7 -1. • gation. people. atom bombs. Now, he declared, and son, Robert, spent tho week­ hazard Impqsed. A t Its meeting last Tuesday tha tirely n««lected. either, betng Chapter for Foreign Relief and Officials of the Niihol.spn Trans­ Alexander Jarvis met with op­ tional Church Thursday evening, And then, too, of course. It la the He aald one witntss "lost his Yugoslavia la ready to defend her­ end at Mrs. Wallace’s former home board authorized General Mana­ night observed by memtors of the manifested ta the seaeoii'e decora­ aent to Korea. memory," another "lost his vis­ it Co. of Detroit, owners of the self against any aggressor with position In his proposal, seeking Nov. 1 at 7:30. ger George H. WaddeU to rm|uest Here Is the way the Glenney In TamworUi, N. H. Tltia lecture ia one of the 'aeri€a Christian faith aa the eve of All tions. ion,” and two others "regnined Penobscot, police and Coa.st weapons now available. But, he Mrs. Loiiiae -Price of Maple permission to erect a six-car that a repreeematlve of the de­ plan w ill work. You bring in an Guardsmen wore unable to explain garage which would be larger on "Making Our Religion Work,” Saints Day, which falls on Nov. Wa get enough harvest atmo­ ^ suit any kind, any size niid their memory.” added, this country wants as much street, Eaitogton, was praaonted a partment "with authority" appear 1. Another witness, Samuel Blum- the accident immediately. modern equipment aa possible than regulations allow and closer being sponsored by the Commto- sphere next month at Thankaglv- buy a new one at $55. Glenney s 50-year Boldon Sheaf certlflcato Sion on Religion to tha Home. Dr. to explain department r e c r e ­ Our lesson for today, then, to ing time, anyway. from the U nlt^ States. for SO conaecuUva years as a mom- to side line than regulations allow ments for Bchool building ^ddKlens how Halloween got thto way: how He repeated Premier Marshal at the southwest comer qf Bremen Plttenger to an Instructor to psy­ Well now. that takes care of the tor of Ellington Grange. The chiatry at Yale Medical School and and for new schor« Ell-a - Dsrid NIt* b Bulldina in aald Mancheater. be and ton Town hall and waa In action And here to where the otherwise the seme le eaaizned for a hearinz on Flni»nl jjualll.v pure wmil yarn* knit lo fit. Rfihl- edly is based on an American be­ lighted and double faced at 385- “ Happy Cki Laohy’’ from 12:45 to 6 p. m. during which 387 Center street; Walter Leclerc, At 6:16 • 6 S3 EASTWOOD Incompatible cORCepto of saints the allowence of said adminiatratlon 1.95 forwd ahoulilrr nram*. t:«lnra: Navy blue, allvar lief that we^s, perhaps months, and witches become enmeshed. account with »lc.' estate, ascertain­ gray, dark green, maroon. time 79 auccessful donors gave one year permission for ground It’s AU ColoiwAnd SweU! blood. of detailed talks may be necessary Ttie Druids in ancient Briton ment of heirs and order of distribu­ sign at 23 Main streeL Wed.t “ Hie Day the Earth Jeha Wayae Fraakla lalaa tion. and thia Court dlrecti that notice aizes; Kmall, mMlIum, larg^ The Ellington American Legion before the British Iranians agree had an autumn festival they ob­ on a permanent settlement and Charles Pendola waa granted Stood StlU“ A. Syaa Taal ArSaa of the time and place aaslfned for aald Auxiliary, under the laaderahip of permis.'ilon to have a free standing “Flying “ Sonny Side served with feasting and merrt- heartnz be zlven to all persona known put Into effect, even after .they ra- . ment and the opening of stores 4>f to be Interested therein to appear and Mrs. F. John Arens, aponaored the sufno face-to-face conferences. ground sign closer to street line at a Easy Free Parking o Leatberaeeks’’ of the 8traet“ RAGLAN OR SET-IN SLEEVES visit to the branch and did a splen­ ’. Oct. SI. 48234848535353232353235348532353232348902348485353235353535348484823232323485348 ‘meiva cAiiruiiv. rni tin voe savs mat ai trout own* tha Rainbow Girls mllltsury whist Thomas Darcy, who i.s in charge last night In the Masonic Temple, 2-1 SNO CAPS of parade arrangements, has an­ and everybody seemed to be hav­ DILLON SALES and SERVICE nounced that the Hre department 500 AH Ready For You — Most AD Size* ing a good time. Mrs. James Lewla 600-16—$9.95 670-15—19.95 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER will siipply two Are trucks to be and Mrs. Elarl Chapman of the ad­ used In the parade which will start visory board SMsiatod the commit- Exe. Casing Exc. Casing BOYS' SIZES : tee. A total of 17 prises wore I awarded the winners. They were Saw Tooth Tread Regular 6 to 18...... l^pnl Nntirca goo-16—$6.95 Exc. 670-15—$6.95 Ex" M U $AL£ ; donated by severtl of the mer- riisrtnr N’o. U640 j chants, board memtors and tho 200 Used Tires—$3.95 Up RE.1ERVE DISTRIirr N’n. 1 ' r girls themselves. Cake, pie 'gnd Report ^ eontllt:nn of Ui» Flr«t It’a a aleamat Sriva 6a aaa ef SOO Used Tubes— $1.00 and Up Bank of Manrh-M-r. In -he ' coffee were lerved. aiserita’t FlatMl Ostdsar Theatfsa 8la(a of ronneotlcut. at th» Horn of We Do Not Bum or Mar Your White Sidewalls o f s a / r s buainnna on Ortobar 10, piibllrh- John Mather Chapter, DeMolay, A «d In roiponte to rail maila by Comp- ' announces a military whist for $10,000 Stock of Seat Covers. Largest Stock and trnllnr ..f thn Currrncy. under S-ctMn i Monday. Nov. 5, in the Masonic (Election East of the River To Pick From 0311. r. a. revland atntiitea. Temple. Mra. Betty Trombley will ASaRTS I MEN'S Cash, balancna with other ' conduct the games. Mra. Elsie T m 'v* $30,000 Stock of Auto Parts. Bargains to Everyone banka. Including rnaervn i Kiotzer Frits, Ivlfa of Dad Karl F. hMrW « f Mm — bi6» IFs Mw balanra. ant.' ci.nh Itnma In I Fritz of the DeMoUty boys, U as- OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED procapa of collnetlon__ t Sill 746.13 ; slaUng. Door and playing prizes ylftt*M M tl h— r Ml MriMr Mm ii wIiMi w jfcsw ^ United Stat-8 ' tlovernm*-? t I will to awarded the winners and obllgatlone. direct and refraohments aarved. (James CJflaKiSRflV' JB REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS PLAID FLANNEL guaranteed ...... 496.639.03 : Ohllgatlone of . Hr. aad ^Mrt. Leattr tinea. •ervss of ...... I Mr. and Mra. Renata Amaa, iotst troality diaoMMid HEAT REGULATION Stste of Connecticut, County ob Hr. and Mra. Myron Asate. tinga—GUARAN* Hartford, as: Coll CoMMcttcnt Coke Card of Thanks tbS> FERIBCT ^ I. N. WILLIAM XNIOIIT. csihlor of this store euo Ahatl0aia94n KniiTino miiiii ferl/K)th* ceei “-Free 'Pkoae Enter- ONNECTICUT tho sboTc-nsmed bonk, do solomnly WaMaaaia«.19J0 •wear that the abOTs itotemOnt U truo We with to thank all at our nelsh- Keepsake* * i i r et gS coHvgnioiil gitae 1450—or Tour loathe bott of my knowlodfo end bo- tort, trienda aad relatives-for tha VANCHfSHR GRt[N CONN Fcgular F od Deelor. itony aeta of hlndaaaa aad lympalky m OKE N. W ILLIA M K,VIOHT. C«ahlor. ihevm M la our raeaat h irm ramsat r. . . N i . ' Ank Tear Foci 8 w ^ to snd lab o^ b od bofere mo Wa eeoaelalty thank tha Amariaan this 39th day of October, 1661. Laslea. tha Stata Oaaida, all thosa DEWEY-RICHMAN ' Dealer for 8. 8. WEISS, Notonr Pubtld. .who aant the beautiful fioral trlbutea, MOST ALL SIZES ^Bj^OVSSHOP Free Booklet Correct—ABeet: carda and aialitoc* ta any way. YGY M AIK n S S n EST. IMG CMoiei or„ *^ovia ce.eoe rAM iiiii WILLARD • B. ROOBRS. CECIL W. BNOLAirD. Mra. Marjoria Flavall and Sharoa, Adi^ertise in The Herald— It Pays JOHN a. Rom caiL Mr. and Mra. Howard Ftavall, Sr., EtiSrt■ r \ •

, \ MkKCHEISTBB EVENINO^HTOALDk liANCHISTER. OONM« TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80,1951 rAOB tin t ■AHUttSSnul^ BVCNlNa HEBAU). MANCHESTER. U)NN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1951 North Mala atreet wee taken by program, Chateauroux Depet’e . primary mission 1* to supply and into tb t bathroom. Firo Chief Pat­ Bwandon, Jr„ Chriatiaa OaiBUM WHAT — *1* Hathaway Meets the bank over a month ago after Henry LaChapelle ta n of tho AaMrioaa Rowdutlon. T w iuta - aw the dtw tbm of the Truat company maintain aircraft fiimlahM to the er Maaaollni reporta that the fam­ Swaason, waa bapUsad on OcL M w T ic - loao North Atlantic Part rountries. It wUl MbM a daaaaet bctdga tomoe- Bolton ily had kapt -the fire under con­ aa ware tha twin daughtars ct Mr. W U W - 1*0* had decided to expand the bank’a Is Made Corporal snCIAUZM# M llockville m r at S p. m. a ta t John's Oiurch trol by use of the extinguisher and Mra. AIImi A. Roae. Judith and MfONS — 141* Today^s Radio WFHA—108.1 With State Men facllltie*. The land under option win also furnish tetihnical advto* social rooms. ' Darla Mafer IFttaBa and the fireman had no trouble Jeanna and year eld Alana Louiaa W DBu-laao ataudora fVTHT — isao ha* a frontage on both North and assistance In both supply and Q * aeooto TM. Maacheatar KM confining atructuml damage to the Roae. ' NATURALLY IT’S On Branch Bank Main atreet and Oakland atriset Announoemant oA th* promotion maintenance procedure! to tha CUSTOM BUILT The Brat moating of tb# aaason bathroom. Hast wma so intense The don bom to Mr. and Mra. and Ita location make* It conveni­ of Henry J. LaChapelle to the countriee concerned. In addition to me R u lin g for the Cub Sceuta will ba held to­ Tha apadal town meeUng laat that plastl; draperiea in an ad­ Lawrence Fiano on Oct 19 baa . ent to Old large residential die- grade ot corporal waa recently re­ providing euppbrt to U. B. Air night at T o’clock at tho Vernon joining room hd melted and fallen. WTHT—Valiant Lady. ^ WDRC—^Mr. and Mr*. North, Another *tcp toward the eatab- tricta in the northern and eastern Force imlte stationed in France. GARAGES night attanded by about 70 paopla been named Lawrence Arthur. Tha w n c —Hollywood Theater. leased from Chateauroux Air Son of Ur. and Mr*. Henry La- AND center Church social rooms. Tax Collector Anthony A. Ma- baby is the first grandchild of Mr. W n c —^Backstage Wife. llahment of a branch of the Man­ sections of town as well as to the Stir Derate Special,Town Meeting voted favorably on all Items ol!^ WeXXV-Muaic. WHAY—Pledge Show. chester Trust Co. in the North North End Business district. . Depot, Chateauroux. France, Oiapelle^of 87 Marble street, Oor- neggla haa Issued a warning to and Mra. Anthony Fiano of Birch V ^H T—Meet Your Congresa. where he la serving with th* 73rd payal LaChapelle graduated from A apodal town mecUng will bo buslnaaa preaantad. Thara wvaa no all those who are delinquent on Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WHAY—Polka Hop. End will be taken this afternoon Ever since the option was taken AMESITE DRIVEWAYS oppoBttlon to acceptance of title to Duprey of Andover. WKNB—News; R^ucot Mati­ WONS—OffUSlat Detective. when Russell B. Hathaway, presi­ by the Trust company, residents Teclmlcal’Supply Squadron. Manchester Iltgh echool In 1949, held this evening at 8 o'clock at their motor vehicle taxes. A re­ Serving aa an Important link In He enlisted In the Air Force in Oc­ IVAiler Owner*’ Lawyer tho Town Hall to take acUon upon tba Community Hall nor the ap­ port of such delinquents must be The PTA Halloween party wUl nee. 9:00— dent of the Trust Oo., meets with • il 1'n.sincs.s\s in the North End WE HAVE THE PROPEB EQUIPMENT * WDRO—Winner Take AD. WDRC—Life with LulgL have demonstrated a great deal of the Mutum Defenae Aaalstance tober of last year. AND ENOW HOW Saya Gty la Trying to a proposal that an additional ses­ propriation of $1,300 for main- made to the State Department of be held at the Community Hall at WTHT—^Town MeeUng of the state and federal banking offl- sion bo hold for tho admission of Motor Vehicles on Nov. 15. Re­ 7 p. m. tomorrow and not at tha 4;ia ■■ clala. In Hartford to discus* the ' .Icn.st in the project. It is be­ tenaace for tho currant year. Tha Bchool aa originally announced.. w n c —Stella Dallaa. Air. bank’s application to the State lieved that a bank there would DON'T DELAT — OAU. TfMDAT •^)riTe Ont Trailera” electors prior to Dec. 4, This would newal r»latrationa will not be Is­ w n c —Boh Hope. , give an opportunity for thoae not Selectmen were authorised to en­ sued in February to those who are WTHT^Marrlage for Two. Banking Commissioner for permis­ stimulate the growth of that part 4:0a— WONS—John Steele. Adventur- of town. Rockville, Oct. *0—The heartnK on the voting list to be made gage as custodian and enter into delihquent until proof of payment sion to build the branch. THOMAS D. COLLA voters before the city election. rental agreements. The suggestion has been furnished. W1>RC—Yankee Kitchen. ■ er. The meeting, which will be at­ OR propoaed changes Ui the toning W nC —Young WMder Brown. 9$S0—• tended by State Banking Commis­ TO HOIJ) tVtIlST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY rsfulatlona of the’Vernon Fire Hospital Auxttlary was made that in fixing rental Baptismal services have been ‘w n c _Fibber McGee and Molly charges, the Selectmen and Board held at Center Congregational WqCC—News; Music. sioner Lynwood K. Elmore, his Connecticut Valley Nasson Col­ FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 1-9219 DIstriet m u largely attendeid Mon­ Tha R o d ^ o a ty HoaptUl Church on two recent Sundaya. TOYS WHAY—Story Queen. w CRC—Purault deputy. Reinhard Bnrdeck, and lege Alumnae will hold a military day evening In the baaonunt of the AmdUary wm hold lU first mMt- of Ftnanca givo consideration to For tha RMMMa. WTHT—Bob Uoyd Show. WHAY—Night Watch. Ing of tho oeaaon today at 7:80 allowlag frae use of the hall to Thomas William Carpenter, five WONS—Mysterlou* Traveler. Drury Barlow, a representative of whist Friday, Nov. 2. at the riist Cbngragational church, with townapaopla axcapt when the hall month old son of Mr. and Mrs. 9£ST IHVeSTMBHT FOR THE FUTURE! 4:4S— the Federal Deposit Insure nre YMCA, 79 North Main street trailer owiw 'B and occupanta noli- p. m. in tho AuxUlary rooms when 10:00— plana for the coming sesaon will is used for money-raising events. Thomas C. Carpenter, waa bap­ Arthvr Dnis Stori^ w n o —Woman In My House. Corporation. Is to be ex'iin-n'o • • Players interested in making up ln|t up a large proportion of thoae tized on Oct. 21. The three month Large Aaauifcat 4:84— w n c —Big Town. in nature. Hathaway said, and lio tables should call Mr*. Herbert be discussed. Participation of the town em- WTHT—Elmer Davl*. preaent: ployeea In tha Social Security Act old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ■ •’ " t . WONS—News. immediate decls'o''^ '" the applica- Benson, 160 Highland street. Mr*. naed WDRC—Meet Millie. t:on will issue from It. Calvin C. Taggart of Woodland Tony Bovoor James E. Vandervoorl. chaiiv Julian Blackstone Steward, 81, waa voted as was the item con­ . ■ "'V -f -4"-; . ■•V: ; ' 8 :00 — WONS—Frank Edward*. 'CARINO MIO* nmn of the Zoning Commission, W ;c -News; Old Record An option on a i...... 1 of land on street is co-chairman. . of Wilmington, Ohio, a unit mana­ cerning election of members of the 10:15— asplalned that the meeting was a ger for Hallmark ProducUons, waa Zoning Board of Appeals. Tha Shop. WONS—Jack’* Waxwork*. "THE LIE.DE.UE SO N G " ...... Dinah Shota hearing only, with no voting to be fined 125 by Judge Saul Pelzcr in Board of Finance was authorized WTXC-^ust Plain BUL WTHT—Music. carried on. "and that the commis­ the Rockville City pourt yester­ to fix the hourly rate to be paid WKNB—News; Sport*. "WALTZING C A F ' ...... Ltrey Andwsoa sioners wouki be glad to hear ail part-time employees of the town. Automatic Fuel Oil Service... WON8—Challenge of the Yu­ day on a charge of exhibiting a kon. WDRC—Robert Q * Waxwork*. opinions of those present on the motion picture without a permit The sum of $1,600 waa appropri­ WTHT—New*; Joe G 1 r a n d WTHT—nm e for Defense. Tea Belongs at Dinner / varlmie recommendations. from the SUto Board of Health. ated for completion of the town WTIC—Playhoiise. AT AwsmI. it's “YES” to 4 out -Following the reading of the The film waa shown at a local mo­ garage which will include install­ Show. k DUKE ELLINGTON PANORAMA NATIONWIDE CASH a » H I WCCC—Mu*lc. 11:00— 7 Wan 14.61 et 6 kien requests. Men end Urat section in which the commis­ tion picture theater some weeks ing electricity, best and a floor. WHAY—Story Queen. News on all atatlon*. women, merrled or ilntle. S«ibMIA yom crgdN •( osm MG sion recommended tw o tones, one ago. The case came before tho Aoceptanca of Bayberry road by 11:15— This Week Only phone, write or come in today •mtutoa Pile— hi u. Gw wig City Court a week ago at which the town was also voted. —tee for yourself why Haaewf Canada with m HaHowwUg C m G- for the land on the water front of w n c —Front Page Falrell. WTHT—Sport*. CrudU A a m m il H o cool to opsm the three bodies of water in the time Judge Peixer reserved ded- The meeting adjourned follow­ WDRC—The World Tonight. served over a million satisfied TOUT Acrmiwt- oo looei aaeMtoffY* ing two hours deliberation. ONE CALL... WHAT—Crosby’* Quarter. Pay ontjr If jrou van Aeeouiit to town, and the other for the re­ alon and nolled a similar charn WONS—Jack’* Waxwork*, rustoroars last year. rut cath. Inyoluabla of or sm of mainder of the district, a spirited against Raymond Zimmerman the A fire at the home of James D. 6:30— w n c -New*. —------ri leans $89 to $S00 from homo. Appip todoyl dtacussion started. Followrtng an theater manager. Lapp on South road at 6-i0 p. m. w n c —Note* and Quotes. WHAY—Night Watch. enfloneturo elono Mrs. Albert H. Magdefraa yesterday was prevented from be­ WHAY-Music. 11 :*5— cnpnsslon of opinions from many coming disastrous because Mr. and we do WON8—Sky King. COmPMtSrff tHAt IffftI TO GA7 fit" of thoae in attendance. It waa the Mrs. Emma Kurapkot Magde- WDRC—Public Service Pro­ p.. WDRC—Memory Lana Potterton^s Lapp had purchased a fire extin­ consensus that the original site of frau, 48, wife of Albert H. Magde- gram. ISALAM frau. of 37 Lawrence atreet. Rock­ guisher in the local drive of the a:4B— 11:30— LARGE STOCK— ALL SPEEDS, 33, 45. 78 K n A c n a l fin a n c e CO.I frontage as originally voted of fire department a few yoara a«ro. WDRC—Curt Moaaey. tnd l''t»or ■ JARVIS ni'll.ltlNII 90' was preferable to any reduc­ ville, died this morning at the w n c —What’a the Score. 130 CENTER STREET TEL. .•1733 Rock^lle City Hospital, following The fire resulted when a portable the rest! WHAY—Sport*. Televtolon 806 MAIN HTRF.ET (Over Woolworth'e) MANCI1E8TEB, CONN. tions- . .. oil heater upset as it waa carried 6:56— (1 Block Went of Police Station) TTie proposed Section 4, which short illness. WONS—Tex Fletcher. WNHO—TV Dial 3410 • Oaetna HetlilM, TiS MANaear P. M. road as follows, caused the groat- She was bom in Wapaing, /une Evealag In Packogea mstS Ten-tngo lewn Rid* H mklMiH ef ntl ttngtodiof Horn 37, 1903, and waa a rffember of 4:00—Kate Smith Show. i \ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING eat> opposition on the part of tha 5:00—Film Short. R legn ef tlOO cettt $ n iO vliDf) prempUr tepn^ Mi II c«i$MnN99 nwalMp iNiH himh al tll.lS nidi trailer tenants; "No dwelling shall the Second Congregational Church WDRC—Newa. •I Yow Oracor’o in- Manchester. 5:15—Time for Beany. a ground floor living area of 90 Yn k w n c —New*. 5:80—Howdy Doody. jmo than 480 square feet. For Besides her husband ahe laavoa WTHT—Newa; Jo# Olrand 6:00—Kit Doodle, purposes of this oecUon "living one son, Richard Magdefrau of Show. 6:25—Weather Forecast. does not include any private Rockville and two brothers, Ru­ of Proof WHAY—New*. 6:30—World News—Today. dolph and Otto Kurapkot, both of WONS—New*. garage, open porch, or breereway. For over 90 6:45—In the Public Interest. For purposes of these regulations, Manchester. 4:15— 7 :00—Kukla, Fran and Ollle. yean Father^ w n c —Bob Steele. tha term ‘dwelling’ shall apply to The funeral will be held Thura- o ? 7:30—Campus Quarterback. any structure, building, trailer, day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the John's Medi­ WHAY—Supper Serenade. 7:45—New* Caravan. White Funeral Home. Rev. Fop^ • Our Complete Fuel Oil Sar- local temperature changea, I WONS—Jim Britt. Sport*. 8:00—Milton Berle. mhlele or enclosure wWch U uoed cine haa been vice saves time, work, money— free beat-saving tips. . . coul^ WDRO—Jack Smith, Sport*. for human habitation." rest Muaser, pastor of the U ^ n 9:00—Crime Syndicated. |i; Congregational Church, w ^ of­ uaedforbron- assures uninterrupted heating teoua service by trained driv­ 4;S5— 9:80—Suspense. Attorney Carlos Richardson, ficiate, and burial wlU be.,4n the all season long! You get: auto­ ers . . . dean-huming Mobil- WDRC—Jack Zalman, 10:00—Original Amateur Hour. who represented the trailer own- Grove HIU Cemetery. chial irrita- matic delivery based on your heat with more heat unita than w n c —Weather. 11:00—Mr. District Attorney. ara at the case recently heard in Friends may call at .the funeral tiona and individual needs in relation to aver beforal *:I0— 11:30—Charlie Wild. auforlor Court and In which a 'a- homa tomorrow from-A to 10 p. ml cough* due to WTHT—Sereno Gammell. 12:00—New*. etston te atm pentof, tahoh P**; Birth BSlUim « NlTUMl SU HK USE a ht«« nw r «cM>( w n c —Emil Cote Glee Club. adaalon to apeak. Ha aaplalnod at Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Affrl- colds because of WDRC—Record Album. length the money already Inveatad eano of 88 Qrbve street are the its soothing effect THE W. 8. atENNEY COMPANY mariline prepares the trench for a 264nch efiameter pipe line. The wooflcn WONS—New*. Bill Jenkin*. McCormick Talks In the camp altaa owmed by tnona parents of A son bom yesterday 836 NORTH .MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 4:46— ha npreoentad; ha quoted ariroa at tha Mqiidiester Memorial Hos­ Contains no harmful sled behind the machine is used to smooth the bottom of the trench ao that w n c —Three Star Extra. On Fire Districts! ntatlng the Ineomo o< the nvorago pital. drugs. WDRC—Ijowell Thomas. trallor fp«w»»y U M.400 par year, sharp rocks will not damage the pipe TeM. W DRC-Jack Smith. small pipes and corrosion In these fWaneo with tha a d f i^ ’omclala in en power—yoz/ tQi aatisfaction you expect? pute between employee end the reilroede. now bo receiving a wage increase of $.34 The union leaders would b u program that will take care of all yoor requite- KNOW YOUR DEALER an hour ($2.72 a day) and road engineers, and efficiency in the industry, and better and your assuranc| is cer­ More Than 90% of Eaplojca Aeccft firemen and condui^ra would now be re­ service to the public, by msintainiwg a manta every hour of the day> Because Since then, terms equal to or better than ceiving an increem of 19H cents an hour situation whore they can arbitrarily m p tain. We have a fine selec­ the Board lecommendationa have been ($1.56 per day). Large sums of retroactive tion, fairly priced. On easy a railrpad fimm establishing such intor- Gas is S times fester than any other accepted by about 1,200,000 railroad em­ pay have already accrued and if the agree­ diviskmal runs. The carriers propose ttiat h terms, too! See these values ployee-more than 90^ of tbs total of all ment ia carried out, wUl be paid promptly. if a railroad wiohm to net up an inter- Automatic Water Hcatmg metbodt you Just look at tha facts: I You get the peak efficiency and safety- you get a brand of traffic and highway perform­ —NOW! workers. They are repreaentad by SO of What About "CoM of Uriug” lacrraoea? diviaional run, the railroad and the unkme minded responsiveness of America’s highest- ance unmatched by any car in any price olasa. the 23 standanl railroad unkme. should try to agree on such run end the can depend on it for a coaialeat aupfdy No single automobile manufacturer in the Tba White Houm Agiaament indndm an oonffiCkira irfakm ehiifoM luriidiind ita es­ compression eights! Lees Than lO ^R ehM "eecalator” claum uraer which wages will of hot w ^ af die low "Tjee rite. world can match Packard's broad range of poyer But let this power team tell its own story. 1941 O M I S ^ But three unioifs—with about 130,000 be geared to changea in the Government’s tablishment, and if tha railroad and the men, or leas than 106S of total—have unions can’t agree, the matter will be sub­ Because Ces is 3 titius tester, you con building experience. Since 1899, Packard engines J You get the trouble-free . . . service-free 4-Dear aedaa. Color, black. coet-or-Uvina...... index, Twoxw euch increases mitted to arbitration. Come in—get behind the wheel of a new 1951 refused to e c ^ t , even after months of —^ r i l and JuW, 1951—have already been have made history on the land . . . in the air . . . simplicity of a Packard design with up to Very clean Inside sad out. One negotiations. These three unions are the But the three union leaders still refiim. save naon^ by jnsteDing a anefler tank Packard—put it dtrough r ir, hydramatic drive, radio paid to tha 90% of railroad employn cov­ 25% ffitver working parts than in engines heeter. Excellent tires. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, ered by aigned agreements. Roles Can Be Arbitrated to take care of your ffemily** needs. on the sea—earning for Packard the coveted title any performance test you the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen of comparable power! and Enginemen, end the Order of ReQwey What About the 40-Hour Week? The raihoada have not only offered them of “America’f Master Motor Builders." choose. You'll find out, Conductors. These are three of tha ao- Tho White Houm Agreement calls for the three uniona tha same rulea agreed to by called "opmting" unions. Already the eetablishinent of the 40-bour week in prio- the BRT and covered by the \ ^ t o Houm And today’s new, performance-packed Packard And that's only half of today’s greatest power first-hand, that when you Afreement, but have even agreed to iub- M4I4I' IMt OLDS “TT highest paid men in the industry, their dple, for amploym in yard service. 11m AN AUTOMATIC GAS 34-52 8767 Thhnderbolt engines offer you double-barreled story! When new Packard Thundertelt power talk power— you talk Wach CooverOMe Coapa, red leaderi demand etiU further edvanteges employee can have it any time after Jan­ nut audi rules to arbitration. leather Interior, black t<^ over other workers. uary 1,1962, provided ttw manpower sit­ WATER HEATER MEANS: power superiority: teams up with exclusive Packard Ultramatic Drive PackarH 'WhMe wall tlree, hydraautUe In all, there are about 270,000 operating uation is auch that the railroads can get The Indnahy P a ttm Is Fixed RUUD- By Sue Barnett i driVA radio and heater. enough men to perform the work with With Uie pattern ao firmly established in The smartest frock to eew for 2748 MADI 8F MOREL — lARHOT RUST! general Winter wear. A well cut By MBS. ANNE CABOT reaeonablo regularity at straight time the railroad industry, it seems fair to sug­ 1. Low Erst cost. shirtwaiat dree* -designed espe­ rates. If the peiiies do not agree on tlw gest that the leaden of BLE, BLF&E, Win any child’s heart with this cially In large sizes flatter the cuddly Santa Claus doU. He stands | Aod Mooy Moro . . . half—182/100 to ba axaot—an in theaa and ORC stop their quibbling and take i p Per Week After 2. Lew Aiol celt. matron’s flgure. Note the inter­ ONLY Smdl Deem-PeymeeS 12 inches tall and ia dressed In red ' three unions. M on than half—about action to make the reiln>ad labcar picture esting pocket detail, to the choice of with shiny black boots and belt, i AM Vahwa Goloro! 140,000—are in other unioiw, principally 100^ complete. Cektainly todaya eco­ 3. Law o p a ra tiR f cost. sleeves. Pattern No. 2748 contains hot fnofB O' o z r - - i ^ a , oums the B$otharfaood of Railnoa IMBinan. What Hoe Do the Union nomic end international aituarion calla for Pattern No. 8707 la a sewrite Iran transfer, material require­ What malw'the whole aitaatioti no hud Leudors Demand? a united firont. And certainly ra good rm- perforated pattern In atses 34, 88, ments, sewing and finishing direc­ SA FfTY TESTED to understand is that them 140,000 op­ son has been advanced why them thrm So# Tear M o ifo r Hiimhor O r . . • 40, 40. 44, 46, 48, SO, 62, SlM 88, tions. erating employes are woridng naidu wages The continued miibbliiM of the leaders of. uniona should be preferred over aU o t ^ short sleeveo, 4 5-8 yards ot St- Send 05c In COINS, your name, USED CARS • and num wmdi tha leaden ef tin oto* ttw thne unions Me to do principally with railroad employes. inch. . address and the PATTERN NUM­ 180.000 say they cannot a g m to. For this pattern, send SOe la BER to ANNE CABOT (The I coin#, your name, address, slae de­ Mnnti^eeter Evening Herald), 1160 What Da tho laB ndb OCirT ManeluMitftr Division sire!, and the pattern number to Ave. Americao, New York 10, oflar riiam thrm uniaoo the aaau '^ue .Burnett, The Manchester N. Y. ■ , . WM oontainad in a Mem- Hartford Gas Co. '^venuig HenUd, 1160 Ave. Ameri­ Anne Cabot’a NEW Album of I wM oua cas. New York 10, N. T. Needlawotfe la a *Tnaat”. It’a BRUNNER’S, INCORPORATED Th* Fall and Winter lasue qf cbockfoU of eharmlng derigna aa Foahlon ia Just whet you've been well ea begtanere* “How-To’* dl-1 356 e a s t c e n t e r STREET—MANCHESTER 8L-JM. 4104 than haothaihooda sought to oapodiate L J^ailroads MaBchcater Offiea, 687 Mala SL„ Open Thnrsday EveniBga and waiting for—a complete guide bi rectlons on knlttlpg niid croebet- ^aureoment. But on May 25.1961, tha planning a wearable wardrob* 7<>r Ing . . . n gift pattern printed In I • b Teor-''''^" . Saturday kforniiijga for Appliance Demonatntjkm and Sale a hqw aeaaon. Gift patterns the book and many other grand { RffAharhood of Railroad'IVBiimMn signed Wa are publiahing this and other advertieements to talk to you prtate^tiifid*. 08 cents. ^ features. OS cents. e complete agreement cairyint out the a t first hand about m attan which are.impqrtanito every bray. « f P a o d s e v b i MANCHEffFER BVENING HERALD. UANCHBETBR. COHN, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1961 f • MANCHESTBB BVBNINO HBRAUX MAMCHE8T18. CJOWKa TUBSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1961 .1.. II II. A total of $S0 will be awarded the Hasaler and "Who< Bo Dwelleth Week celebration, th* local Grant isters and delegates of the Hart­ ed thla message of salvation by Grant^R lo Hold ator* la sponsoring an assay con­ wliinera. B>aay must not exceed the race out of this quiet sUtua, Meaning of Cross ford East AasoclsUon of Oiurchas Sermon Outlines faith, others believed it and the under the Defense of the Most 300 words and must be handed gam — uBt ta Britata kM *«»- Inoraaao th# number of entrlsa In gathered In the vestry for a chick­ Protestant way ta Ufa in which High” by Martin as the anthem.s. test on Ui* subject, "I Like to R. F. Dillon, the local atpre mana­ f « r r antttr booB cool to tho propoolUoo. Essay Contest It, and perhaps also place a s^ i;* Is Sermon Topic en pie supper served by th* Mary Bi^io Principles free men worship God In a free Bornand ..Cainpagna was the tenor Shop at Grants Because...... i ." ger. before Wednesday noon, Nov. O m naaon for ita rioolnoM waa Connecticut strain on th* eUto organltotlon s WiUiams group. Th* guest speak­ exercise of the consciences became soloUt for the offertory anthem. All boys and girls attemllng Man­ 7. Mr. Dillon encouragaa ail policy of benevolent neutrality. er for .the meeting which followed fik O a s fm d b __ OmrohUl Wnwolf may alao a reality on thla earth. He chal­ Following the eormon, a service FYom coast to coast, stores of chester schools are eligible to par­ Manchester school pupils to par­ fan! BOW'that he haa tho reapon- At the moment, the quest for Rev LeUnd O. Hunt. mlnUter waa Rav. David McKeith, former For Protestants lenged hla audience to re-affrm its of dedication waa held , during ticipate. Four prizes will be ticipate In the conteit., Rummage Sale the W. T. Grant Co. will celebrate gpewaerefi By th o mrnmAt.nw tim pujnriNO jtanjni oo. nto. the Senatorial nomination Is con­ of th# Second Oongtegatlonal minister of the Asylum Avenuo faith In the great tradition* and which the members and friends of awarded to the winners. Particl- Mr. Dillon invite* everyone to athUlty of power. Thia waa the In- Yankee sidered a quest for * chancs, a Congregational Church, Hartford, "Hoys’ ft Girls' Week" from Nov. visit hie store during Boys' aiM ii « * ^ Church, took for hi* theme, at In keeping aiUi the Retorma- beliefs of the Ptotestant church. the church placed pledge* on the 1 to 7. During thla week all tne panta will be divided into , two MaTERHOOD OF nSMPLB BETH BHOUm HewlWter, Otmm. ovltablo aMUM of confUct between gamble, a t election Heelf. now with the American Board of groups: high achool and. grade Girls’ Week for a merchandiseft By A. H. O. both morning aarvlce# Sunday, altar. Thla dedication aervlce is Britaln’a potential partldpatlon tn Oommlssionera for Foreign Mis­ Uon Day occasion. Rev. Fred R. Music for the eervice wa* under apparel, accessories and other rmcauB r- raM mon. Th# prospective appearsnM ta 'TPh# Manning of th# Croas!” part of the Every-Member Can­ needs of voungstera will be high­ ■rhool. First prize for each showing thst should be of Interest WALim ». «*dg*. and pounded, and no one to 30* nnti# whh pulHod aid# nut and 1st sw taf ponlly Into vertUta , which points to a way of life PREFERRED I'urtell. in th# end, won only the may go cheaply If Elsenhower is I m ] 4pnrsleeib sveO qaallfled to world today'and foctia our atten­ not the candidate, but dearly if he pstMen. test* n lltoHmo. In uts I t manlht n yomr. Mods ta ‘ which gives meaning and valuo to "^Tho BoraW PHotln* ISBle and the thrill of politics. He help vou. send to a drug Store, just life. The Protestant sees the Bible irs 9 0 PROOF aaaaniM no Snaaclal roapooalblllty for tion upon It. / la back for more. la. And the more likely It Is that heavy gava*, nanKarreding aluminum. 1948 Buiek Sedan, Radio and Heater. typoftapbloal orroro-appoarlnf In ad- Elsenhower will be a candidate, , Rememher, there te never ictephonc u*. Our mes- today, not necessarily in terms of A Real Cleon Car. oortloatMaU and o U ^ mottor The rivalry between Bush and the more company—and it may be I eny nbllgntlnn when von call 6 Windows, 2 BrackcLs...... 61.39 the letter of its teachings, but In ta Tbo Manehoaur ■vaalnp Harold. roirgeting Mr, Slafwen Piiriell I* still a decorous, long- company of a rougher nature- sengat svlU call for the 13 Windowa, 4 Brackela J...... 12.49 terms ta it* spirit by which men / " m range affair. Each Is addressing Buah and Purtell will have in that JARVIS REALTY can find life at its hlnhest and *3.65 i«4.50a.. 1947 Buiek 4-Door Sedan, Radio and Heater. Tueaday, Octobor 30 .. As the CliriaUan Science Moni­ prescription; deliver iht 20 Windowa, 6 Bracketa...... 63.79 best. the crowd strictly from his own nicB of thein. Mnnebestot «II2 tor discovered In Its analysis of corner. Only one aet of blows The eeeond great principle upon compounded medidnes. ^ 4 0 * 3 0 cat! */■ auAsn A Dt m b Coninc Trno the speech Harold Stassen has been exchanged. This was which the Protestant Church m o n a r 1946 Buiek Sedan, Radio and Heater. Amadng thtaga are happening when Purtell let go a stole-wide PHONE 4148 stands today is the accesalblllty of delivered up In Bo.ston Uie oUicr N o extra charge. Be sure God at all time*. This theory of by la Burope. What U happening roundbonse swing with bis puli- Open Dally 7 A. M. to ^ P. M. Including H 9 . 7 0 CAM miAan day, Mr. 8ta.ssen has now evolved Uo aaentlon ot Elsenhower as the STERLING FROW MICHAELS to leUpbooc us next dme: Wedneaday Afternoons and Saturdays ’Til Noon the priesthood of all believers 1946 Ford, Radio and Heater. thaca ta that the leaaoaa of our into one of those Individual* who candidate whose coattails be glvea rise to the belief that man time are actually being appUed to needs to be corrected on eorrie of would love to touch. A PART OF THE TRADITION as an individual soul has direct BLENDED WHISKEY. PINE access to God at all times and that the conduct aad policy of nations. his public ultersnees. Bush countered with a , neat 66% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. left jab, making a terse an- God has never relegated his au­ It la truo enough that theae hU- It Was with a talent comparable PHARMACY thority to any man or InstltuUon torte avaats are taking place with­ nounoement to the effect that he $34.50 ond up to that of Senator McOrthy him­ hlmaelf planned to visit Elsen­ 164 Center St. Tel. 2-98H aa far as the-soul* of human belitga SEALY MATTRESSES in A limited pattern and that the self that Staasen, In the speech in hower In Europe shortl.v. Free Delivery are concerned, Mr. Edgar contin­ GORMAN queatlon always arlaaa concerning question, said that three tnen. As for tho state organisation, it p re se n tin g ued. has adopted an attitude of benevo­ Reconciliation between God and them of whether they are leading Acheson. Hiss and Jessup, had man was made complete by the MOTOR SALES, Inc. toward or blocking off the broader lent neutrality toward theae two KEMP’S, Inc. disastrously dominated American sacrifice of Jesus Christ as the W I S E R ’ S DELUXE application of the eame prindplei fine candidates, being, for tbs mo­ • • • FLEISCHMANN’S 285 M.AIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. foreign policy for the past six ment at least, quite content to let IS «N .M A IN ST. M ANCHE.STCn T U .. 4 I 4 4 8on of God. Salvation is available CANADIAN WHISKY* FINE lEDDING which many of ua regard aa the years and then. In an attempteil each demonstrate and gain as to any and all who can accept the OPEN EVENINGS 763 MAIN STREET TEI.. 5680 prime aohitlon of the problems of forglveneaa made possible by Him GIN but ahallow proof of his thesis, said much strength as he can. but also ^ o n d o Bins for the of the world. tho whola world. But nevertheleaa, that two of these sisc years had quite content, we would judge, to iMiVOOr IN SIlVlRt “If the average Protestant were • 3 . 1 « 4 / s ®t. { 43.«lQr. ^5*394/5 QT. within Ita own patterns and lU have neither gain too early a M$.10 CAM 4/t OTS. been relatively "good ' years be­ stranglehold on the nomination. to take his religion seriously, be *SSn u M » $59.50 CASE 4/5 QTS. own limits, western Burope U well cause Acheson and Jessup wer<’ So. at the moment, the race for would be Wware of what a great 844.1S CAM QTt. aa Its way to making a full appll- prlvtleg* It is to be able to com­ absent from tlie State Depart­ tho Senatorial nomination look* H PROOf. OISTILLfO DRY GIN. n .4 PROOF. catten of these lessons of our like a very gentlemanly affair. mune vrtth God, Who U a loving ment, thus permitting etrong anti­ Rather, in a direct manner. No DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN CANADIAN W HISKY-A BLENb. time, which am that security’la nu communist meaauroa like the There Is. howevor, on* potential the newest development which cotdd awing on* Is needed to make Interceeslon tangtr national. Marshall Plan, the Truman Doc­ Lvek pldyt no favoritos..^ for ua with the Father Who loves Foreign Minister Robert Schu- trine for Greece and Turkey, the pattern tie and gave Hla Son to die for us, man of France haa now formally beginnings of the North Atlantic but it also places thq salvation of announced that, at the Nov. 26 Pact, and the firm stand In the tn our souls on our own shoulders ™ PLBISCHMANN’S OLDE meeting of the Council of Europe Berlin blockade to become our ELECTRIC and not on someone els*. Our dealings xsHh God are a perseiml at Strasbourg, France will submit policy. • to that pllot-Ught organlutlon a matter," stated Mr. Edgar. CHURCHILL HEIRLOOM WTiat the Monitor points out. as The third principal upon which proposal for the political federa­ any fair reading of event* by Mr. TRAINS B o r n io IN soNP BRAND the Protestant church takes iU avmonr t n tn m sostsou t m tm tion of Europe. Stassen himself would have made logo stand today is that th* redemption I BwolpAD DaofGaii WMiAwy The proposal will provide for clear to that gentleman too, la WHEN WILL YOU HAVE . ta onr soul* la not a mattor ta * 4 .8 5 4/s QT. ^ 3 * 9 0 4/5 QT. tha alaeUoo ot a European aa- that both the Truman Doctrine REPAIRED good works, but th# gift ta God to aambiy by universal suffiagc. Bel­ and the Marshall Plan were ac­ a salf-sutreadered life. Martin $93.5S CASE 4/5 QT9. $45.05 CASE 4/5 QTS. gium and Italy are already openly YOUR FIR^-OR NEXT ACCIDENT? laither’a long saaich for peace in 4 YEARS OLD.86 PROOF. tually Acheaon programs. at our rrs 100 PROOF. TELEVISION In favor of thle. The Netherlands *iw soul while trying to live an "In overheated times," com- haa recently shifted policy to favor outstanding Christian life was menU the Monitor, "accuracy is ^ROUNDHOUSr6 Here’s the sterling pattern of notod as wi example ta men's ef I t Where will it happen—at home, at work, driving or forts to becoms cKizefia ef the We’re bustin’ with pride! Thu maans that the peoplce of of great Importance. In order to our timee — a modem expression of aet the record etralght we would American Flyer, LiontI walking? No matter when or where, better be prepared Imavenly kingdom through their These Famevs Brands Available ai Year all the countrlee of western Trains, Cara and Acces­ the heet traditional design elements. good works. Luther’s efforts were Burope Included In the movement point out that before he resigned in vain, however, for it was not as Undersecretary of State In sories, Locos, Cara and Ac- This rhythmic Gorham* Sterling de­ for the expense with ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Call Faverlfe Llqaer Store (or ot IT o u r Faverlie Bar) would go to the poll* to vote for ceaaories, H-0 GauRe. until he realized through a study YOU WILL BE TOO IF YOU their membere of an international June, 1M7, Mr. Acheson had sign with three repeating movements ua today for complete information without obUgstion. ta th* Bibla tliat salvation waa a .a.f.1 , taSHtf. (“Mi iWrihastt to U.I.A) assembly. It meana. In turn, that helped to formulate the Truman MING TREE KITS — like the mustcnl Rondo — rises to a climax in a mattor ta faith and not good works, Doctrine regarding the contain­ ■ good woilH nseessarily follow this European Assembly tvould PI.ASTIC LACING graceful French scrolL faith, but tbey never take th# place OWN ONE OF THESE have,, power* which would repre- ment of Communlam, had present­ ed before Congres* the urgent MODEL AIRPLANES Rondo’s cushioned panel casts many lights and of It, noted the mtnleter. aant the surrender of Individual Tn conclusion, the minister Attention Home Owners and Builders national power* of sovereignty. case for aid to Greece and Turkey, RAILROADING darks, giving an unusual feeling of richness. Gorham pointed out that, aa Luther preach­ ThU U a proapectlve outgrowh and had anticipated Secretary PLASTICVILLE, U. S. A. “Rondo”* is the magic that combines old crystal, A Malxhall In outlining the Marshall BEAUTIFUL of progrcH already being made tn BOATS new china, heirloom ecceeaoriea, modem linens in !! f Plan program of which he la one m i t h the direction of an International, satisfying harmony. See it and our 16 other Gorham ROBERT J. S E R M A - S CDS COLUMDIA of the chief architects. COIJiiS 1 federated organization for weatem patterns nowl 1 I N*C O BPO B A TB O HEARING-AID lor Beaety—Pernumenee Europe. One Item of thla progreas, "If Dr. Jessup's association with STAMPS >> P REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE alao the product of French states­ policy during the aame 'good' SHELL, COFPER and per ux-piece ptsce-MtUng, BATTERIES period waa limited, it waa limited $29.75 incl. Fed. Tax. *T«AG« MAEEG. ggS MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 84M TELEVISION manship, Is the Bchuman Plan for . LEATHER CRAFTS tn part by the demands of hla role For AR Hcarlnc-Alda MODtRNIZINO THt HOMi^ the pooling of the French and “ITS FUN TO BUILD -IN8URANSMITHS SINCE 1614” aa a firm and abls negotiator in EASY PAYMENTS INVITED Guaranteed Fresh THESE TWO ILLUSTRA'nONS SHOW Oerman coal and steel Industries. IT YOURSELF’ 1 , Another Item, the product of the Berlin blockade—with results WHAT AMAZING DIFFERENCE American and European statea- acclaimed by Mr. Stassen aa a notable contribution to freedom. CAN BE MADE IN YOUR HOr.£E SETS manditp combined, U the organi­ sation of a European army un­ "It Is right and Important," the HOBBY SHOP WITH ? BraB B 9MBW".RP8.'' der the Command of General Monitor conclude*, "that foreign COR. CENTER and 'M-V policy should be subjected to JEWELERS ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 180® PERMA-STbNE Etaenhowar. GRISWOLD ST. 873 Main St. Tel. 4138 PRICES The logical eequel to such eco­ searching scrutiny and criticism, PHONE 3233 958 MAIN STREET...... MANCHESTER but If future policies are to bo nomic union and to such military' IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREETS union U a degree of political sound it la Important to keep the Open 9 A. M. to 7 :30 P. IV. CARTER CHE> LET CO union. General fllaenhower him­ facta straight.” Alwaya Plenty Of Parking STMT self has proclaimed thla, and bold­ It Is Impoaslble to believe that, ly called for It as an eaaentlal .part even In these "overheated” times, 311 MAir REET of the future of Europe. Even Mr. Stassen did not know the facts PHONE 68 6292 AT more importantly, the people and involved. The sad fact seems to bn BE SURE CDS COLUMDIA atateamen of Europe are recog­ that he has become "overheated" * nising It for themselves. himself, that, having had the mis­ H iey themselvea are taking one fortune to be caught In some un­ real atep after another toward founded assertions in his recent YOUR FAMILY WILL ’ aomethlng that hitherto has al­ testimony before a Senate com­ A TRIBUTE Is Your Car in FO R A ways been the dream of wise mittee, he has adjmted the Mc­ Europeans—the aame dream some Carthy technique oT^oing on to iW BE COMFORTABLY 17-INOH accusations even more senaational unwise Europeans, like Napoleon < ___And JUtlbE, have tried to bring and even more unfounded. to our .4-H BOYS and TAD LE M O O a about through the force of arms AND HEALTHFULLY —the dreams of a European Cortw Clwm iei—Mweheslsf’g Ch«vrala» fedaration. They are bringing It to Whaf^hst a comfort it is to know that on farms surrounding our city paaa tn the economic field, in the ara ara indutfrious boys and girls exemplifying tha fina 4-H Club gMogtari iwvicafi yoRf coy with Feciw y Pwfs, Pm * mlllUry field, and now they ate LECLERC thara WARM NEXT WINHR l-l spirit!•iritl Haad, Haart, Hand. Haalth . . . what a progr_program _of infalli- ^ getting ready to face It In the FUNERAL HOME tery-Trofakad MachcRilefi, Foetory Malhadil Pat *'Safa« The Uncst, most- st- OPEN TONIGHT moat diffleuK of all fields, the genet for A N Y of us. Prixa-winning cattle. Arts and cram . Prixa- field of ^UUcal organisation. FUNERAI winning clothes, lovely enough for any woman anywhere. These are ty-Fint” with Carter Chavialat. . . . ORDER YOUk treedve sod durable covering for UNTIL 9 086 COLUMDIA Hiey are, in sentiment and belief, but a taw of the 4-H Club Boys' abd Girls' achiavamants. And no outiide willa—as well as for interior decorating. close to acceptanoe of the prin­ SERVICE wonder this Town is so proud of them. Wa salufa fhasa outstanding ciple that a European political Ask about our GJd.A.C. Time Pay­ body ahall b* able to make decl- Walter N. young man and womjen of the farm • . and wish them all life t JIDDO-HKHIAKD - - Color, TQxture and PormanoncQ of Stone - - Leelerc. ment Plan on Repairs 78 WEEKS TO PAY alona binding on the separate Director nappfness now and'fomorrow! states of Ekirope. And every step from $60 up. PERMA-STONE is mol a "tadeen-on" tiding each Mock I* molded and applied individually^ « MAIN 8T. ^ in pateetnt, designs and colonng to simulate all the exotalcnt qualitic* of natural ftooau they take seems to make the next Manchestar Csll 5269 • MOW atep the more oompelllng and MAIL COUPON leglcaL CAN BE INSTALLED OVER OLp OR NEW FRAME. KJiiSIt Mad m. iDlotmuiiia Tlie result 1* that the his- ' CONCRETE, BRICK OR STUCCO WALLS. » PIXM ASTO N r t o m iM . torteally impoaible la now near to BOLANP MOTORS being the possible. ^ NASH For Now Consfrucflon— TV DEPARTMENT WRIT! OK I’HUNl lUOAY This Jtrend may now have ra- REPniR PERMA-STONE stmmds high om $kt lis$ of imoterioh eeWed a constderable boost In the S H O i SALES and SERVICE rotomtmumdod hy ortbitotu omd hmldtri for omtsido wdh TCtum to power ta Britain of Win­ ^369 CENTER STREET, PHONE 4079, MANCHESTER, CONN. IN DASEMENT OF ston Chnrdtlll For he hlmMlf, omd imtorlor drtorotiom. who during the war made the bold FOGARTY DRUNNEirS PAGUm i ottar af a ' common dUseiuhlp to l l p i u U lUQIT . tho paopi* of Franoe, became. In BROTHERS ATLM TIC CDNSTRUCTIDN CD., IND. tho pootAvar yems- on* of tha . I f ■ R ki e tn trr W e Salute O ur Town ! 256 CENTER ST. 41® ASn.UM STBBBTt-HABTFOBD . grant Coundera a f'th a Council of TEL. 2-45S6 TELEPHONE 5191 ! Buaop* and on* of th* great ad- PHOTO: HARTFORD X-864® or NIQHTR D-165S 358 EAST CENTER STREET .< Toeatoe of Ikiropaan unity. ^ ^ Aa ^ta. Dtata* thta ptoiod the

I _ ■ v - ILANCHE8TEB CVENINO HERALD. aAlVUnEHmi. OtIHlI* TUE5DAT, OCTOBER 80, 1951 PACT K; ifAM/’mrjri'BH KVi^nNG HEEALD. MANCBMTER,' C0NN» TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1961 EmerKcnry Doctora Technical Class Fete Local Woman Tomorrow Marks Naval (Wfficer’'. Ifl Engaged Tax List Doadllno funds sritb a g«sl of $8,000 to fur­ Mystic Review Members i ■ Dr. Alfred Sundqutat, tel. Of State Guard On 90th Birthday be Imptasssd by moral argumwta Alert Policeman Averts ther the program of Scouting la Asks Husband Admits Spying Hold Bolton Driver British Block Manchester. 8216; and Dr. Joseph Massaro, About 10 to 15 percent of the or diplomatic persuasloos, but they k Made Corporal Posoible Bod Blaze Proves Popular personal property owner* m do read production flgurs^ Attend Willimantic Rally 7059; are physicians of the Mr*. Harriet Norlon, of 9 Oak­ For Leaving Scene Be Returned Manchester Medical Associa­ land street, president of the Nor­ Manehs.ater have failed to sign •They are fully awam that In Road, Assign the tax lists, according to As­ Swedish Gourt HeMW modem warfare the decislw, factor Alertness on the pert of Pa­ tion. who will respond to emer­ ton Electrics^ Instrument Com­ trolman Robert Turcotte aaved floor work under the direction of gency call* tomorrow after­ First in s series of technical sessor Henry Mutrie. Th* as­ ‘Joe’ Use in industrial support of armies, Police yaaterday aftenioon ap­ Mrs. Dorothy H. Needham, su­ pany, ws* guest of honor last eve­ Him Teli He Helped poaaible dlaaater to the Buck- Obituary ’ Captain Oglor* White. Guards and noon. < clasaM designed to prepare all ning St a party to celebrate her sessor* office will be open to­ navies, ahd air fleets. prehended an alleged hit and run Two Carriers Says Survivor of . Bataan preme secretary of the Women's morrow, the last day for sign­ "So the greatest hope o f avoid­ land Poat Offlc# and Oerich’a color bearers of Emily M. Morgan. pioneer and demolition units of 90th birthday. The celebration, Russian Inyasion Fliuls driver who struck a car at the Benefit Association at tha Port No. 6. also in white dresses and ing, until 9 p. m. ing a third world war is in main­ Broad and Center streets Intersec- service sUtion early yesterday Delith March la the State Guard was held at the which wa* attended by 17 em­ y fiM B , dedicating New morning when ho discovered a fCoahnned fram Page Oae) Huron, Mich., headquarters, was wearing red rose corsages, asslst- ploye! of the company, was held An additional 10 per cent wrlll taining our industrial superiority Uon Sunday. He Is Fred Buckley, Hartford Armory Sunday. The Btockholm Swreden, O ct IS—<87 over that of the Soviet empire." defective oil burner In the Funerak In Korea by Mistake the honor guest at the rally of re­ 1 cd in some of the drill formations at the home of Mr. and Mr*. he added to the assessment of Steel Mill, Calls Pro- 30, of the Bolton Lake Hotel. Buck- that "neceasary atepa have been views in Eastern Connecticut, Sat­ ! and lit the initiation of a class of —A Swedish Navy officer Ijsstl- The ceremony inaugurated the garage. claaaes arie under the supervision Cfiiarica Hathaway In Bolton. those who do not sign the lists fled In court today he wrorksd as a ley Is charged with evading respon- taken to maintain our position.” urday afternoon and evening. In candidates. Local Stocks by that time. ^ ducddn Hope of Peace big new open hearth shop of the alblllty and wlU be presented in Patrolman Turcotte was Frank Sedllk Seattle, O ct SO—(AV-Mra. Eu­ and Instruction of Lt. Col. Roy E. Foltowlng a bountiful turkey spy to aid 'RusiU In preparing . J. gene Moquin. Richard Rosendahl, pimeb were served ader the Sweet-smelling h«lloli'o|>e was der the command of Lt. General Meditteranean area "if necessary." Patients Today: 98 but was hospitalized because of dent for a period of 56t^ years. the order which take place every Julius White and William Ludwig. Air Corps during Worbl War TI | Inli'oduced into Europe from T’eru equipment and defense prepara­ day occupancy, $12,500. S. A. church Thursday afternoon at 2:30.. They are the 25,500 ton fleet two years, with their pomp and filaniifarturlng Conipanie* and I* assoei-itei with C’-' |mcel.ng tion.*, I'biM photographs snd Benjamin W. Chldlaw, la responsi­ Admitted yesterday: Allan Wil­ old wounds. She retired May 19. 1948, and was Fred V, Fcmmia of 26 Ashworth n ie lieamnt Valley (inh will nImoKt 200 year.i ngo, Imme llale- Reeehler, Realtor. Phone 6969. Are Aiinoiiiiced The pastor. Rev. Carl E. Olson, will aircraft carrier Illustrous and the ley, Bolton Center; Mrs. Bessie pageantry, are outstanding among Am. Hardware . 18', 20', Publishing Company of Phlladel- ( .sketches of defense establishment* Cliasc of Kidnaper ble for the air defense of the con­ show slides taken by Rev. Herbert After aeveral months hc.pitali- succeeded by her secretary, Miss street ha* been promoted to ser­ hold a public ehleken pie supper ly liecomtng popular. 13,000 ton light aircraft carrier Strickland, 709 Main street; Miss zatlon be was suddenly ordered all organizations of women. The Arrow Hart and Heg. 57'a phla. hCANCHESTE^t—Zoned for busl> tinental United States. Corporal Zimmerman who is In the African Agnes E. Koob. 33 36 geant first class. He la a veteran Noske Is presently serv’lng as Triumph. Alice Bujaucius, Rockville; Mrs. overseas and 10 days later was on last one took place in 1950 in At Asso. Spring . .. aeaa, 4-famlly and 6>room single, (Contlnoed from Page One) Thursday la All SalnU Day and mission field. It will be remem­ Mlsi* Rose Williams of Hartford lantlc CJIty. N. J.. and was attend­ Bristol Bras* .. . . . • 13'i 15>, of World War II having served two chief photostat operator in the a Holy Day of Obligation for all The War Office announced that Louise Sullivsn, 40 KMney street hla way to Korea. His letters Indi­ year* in combat in the ETO. He ■ to ^ sold as one unit. This prop­ bered that he and Rev. R. A. Lun- the Third Infantry division has Arthur Ott, Jr., 88 Strickland who was present at th* rally was ed by a number of local members. Collins ...... 190 210 erty la suitable for doctor, law­ lying a loaded .32 callbr* automs- offices of the Air Adjutant Gen­ Roman Catholics. Both Catholic deen served as interim pastor* *t cate he has seen frontline duty. recognized as a charter member was with the 103rd Combat Engin­ been ordered to be "in readiness" street: Thomas Barlow, 146 Lenox "My husband snd I have both The '60th anniversary event at Em-Hart ...... * . • . 68 72 yer, store, rooming house or In- tlc and in the rear seat with eral for the Air Defense Com­ churches have scheduled services. Emanuel on alternate Sundays of Harriet Beecher Stowe Review. 38', eers. Discharged in 1945, Sgt. Fem- Mi.asen at St. James s Church will to .move to the Middle East. street; Miss Margaret Zorskls, 160 protested to every official possi­ Houston is expected to eclipse all Fafntr Bearing « * * * 4l‘i eome property. Single house will Timms they found a .38 revolver mand. while studying languages at Yale No. 1, of thst city, the first review previous affairs of the kind. Hart & Cooley . 12 45 mia hold* the Good Conduct Kib- After graduating from high be offered at 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 Hilliard street: Mrs. Diane Ber- ble. AU we ever get for an an­ bon. ETO ribbon with five combat he vacant November 1. Price low a .38 automatic and a 30-30 rifle. University late In 1946. thlaume, 010 O nter street organized in Connecticut. Mjsa The afternoon' seselon was fol­ Landers. Frary, Clk. at'. 26'a Police said Timms made a state­ school In Manche-ster. Corporal and 9:30. Confession will be heard swer la that 'there must have been stars and the Victory Ribbon. ter this type of property. If inter­ Admitted today: John Carney, some mistake.'" Williams recalled that those 'first lowed by a delicious turkey supper New Brit. Mach Co. 12'I| 45'a ment saying It was he who kid­ Noske attended the American In­ from 7:30 to 9. The Manchester Choral Society Display Features 29 32 William J. Ludwig, 17, of 46 ested please phone Howard R. stitute of Banking School In Hart­ 12 Oxford street; Margaret Car. charter merobeai and th* then served to over 160 member*. En­ North and Judd MALONEY’S Hastlngs. 2-1107. naped Patrolman Padelakas, driv­ At St. Brldgct'a Church Masses will hold Its usual rehearsal this ney, 19 Moore street: John Bar tertainment found Tiracy Brown Russell Mfg. 18 20 Woodland street a junior at Man­ ford. Before entering the service, will bo offered at 5:30, 7. 8, and 9. Miss West came out to Manches­ chester High School, joined Hdqrs. ing him to Middletown before re­ evening at 8 o’clock in the Second Giri Scout Week nowski, 16 Silas road: Carol Tur ter in a biLs drawn by horses to in­ .son of Mra. Brown, president as Stanley Works com. .V-S', .58'i MANCHEJSTER— Six rooraa sun leasing him. The,? quoteChicago in Chicago on Oct. with N. William Knight, execu­ suggested by a huge poster show­ A. Ohlund. 66 Lakevlew drive. Manchester , Bergeron and Mrst Selectman Notre Dame plays the University but are approximate market*. armory. 16. He teid they drove to Nashua, Corporal No.ske and his wife, et's will be at the same hours as Births today: A son to Mr. and Ralph Oosthwatte to the head of of Iowa In Notre Dam* Stadium, SYIVANU TV Now off Silver Lane. Attractive 5 the former Arlyne Ctister. are Thursdav. At St. James'. Masses tive vice president and cashier, to ing the smiling faces of Girl room single. 3 down, 2 up. Phill N. H., and left the Smith girl have personally conducted tours Scouts. Another poster clarifies Mr.-<. Sebesflan Laclceno, Hart­ the hall, and both officials apok* Nov. 84, three members of the there after giving her $50 and a presently re3l£C Movie* Best ofv construction. Nice loca­ Washington School P.T.A. at West Top Appointluciit activity designated by the nation­ charges of kidnaping, robbery and al organization for each day of the roScl. 1950 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4-DOOR SEDAN I tion*. Priced from $12,800. Plenty grand larceny. Although they vio­ Side Recreation building. 8 p. m., Beal Back Red Discharged today; Mrs. Alice Black. Hydramatic, radio and heater, and many othef e x tn e , ■ Friday, November 2 current week: Sunday, Girl Scout of used single snd doubles, from lated the law in the local jurisdic­ Cadet Walter Daudel of 118 Mills, 14 Ridgefield street! Mrs. $7,800 up. CsU Ellsworth Mit­ tion by being armed. Gellert said, World Community Pay observ­ Sunday; Monday, homa-tnaklng; Carolyn Bllharz and daughter. ance at Concordia Lutheran Main street, has been appointed a Attack At Ridge Tuesday, citizenship; Wednesday, 1949 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4-DOOR SEDAN I ten, Agent. 6930 the county was taking no action RockvUle; Eugene Rourk, North Blark. Fully equipped ettr. Including hydramatlc, white1 wan at this time "because of the more Church, 11:30 a. m. member of the Anthony Wayne health and safety; Thursday, in­ Legion Guard at Valley Forge Windham; Darlene Hersey, 618 I tire*. serious charges In Connecticut.” Saturday, November 8 (Contlnoed from Page One) ternational friendship; Friday, Main street: Larry Money, 184 Ixita for Sale 73 The Mezel girl was held as i Military Academy. Wayne, Pa., for arts and crafts; and Saturday, out can «ave. Military whist of Verplanck the year 1951-52, It was annoimced Helaine road; William Dumas, 1948 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN juvenile delinquent for an appear­ P.T.A., school aiiditortum and strafed the Reds in frontline of door* day. Jr, Rockville; Carol Ursln, An­ LOTS QF CARS FOR SALE at ance in Children's Court. today by major General Milton G. The local Girl Scouts are cur­ dover; George Brownsworth. East Two-tone gray. One owner. Radio, heater, etc. Clarke; Motor Sales. 301 Broad Sunday, November 4 Baker, superintendent of Valley action. I street. Open evening*. Seventieth Anniversary service Forge. This is one of the greatest Allied and Communist truce rently conducting their drive for Hartford. at the Emanuel Lutheran Church honors to come to a member of the subcommittees talked for one hour A FEW Deslrsble lots in good Ilariiiiii Hoiioredoor sffdoii. bffOHtifHl Life-sued screen. Period cabinet VOR QUICK RESULTS in selling uted to the success of the affair. PLEISCHMANN. 5th ...... 13.65 840.30 13.50 PERSONAL PROPERTY your property call Suburban Employment figures " in the block ftnisk. Low mHooft. A rool boy. in selected raehogeny veneer. FREE! Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main Manchester area were lipped by 40 We re m ^ open Dally from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. OLD FORRESTER (Bonded) 5th 16.98 864.50 87.17 • • RADIO. when a garment shop in the area CoivMiMt Houri Open Thoraday Evenings Until 8 P. R con­ Hand-nibbed finish. * Also avail* street OaU 8215. LISTS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A rehlred that number after receiv­ Mrs. Loig Vinci tinuously from 9 A. M. Wednesday 9 A. M- OLD CROW (Bonded) 5th ...,.. .16.35 157.78 86.42 LEST WITH an active ooneem for ing new orders and unemployment CARTER CHEVROLET C0„ INC. (EXCEPTING MOTOR VIHICLES) able in smart blonde wood cabinet. 1.95 8YLVAN1A TELEVISION SET rettahle oourteoos service. Free claims showed an 18.5 per cent de­ PHONE M 74 to 12 Noon. MT. VERNON (Bonded) 6th . ...1 4 .8 5 162.88 15.85 LIMITED TIME! appraisal arrlvtag at satisfactory crease from the 244 last week to Shower Guest 311 MAIN STREET Such llstf ihaH b« R M M t lat«r tfum Ocfffbffr aelllnf pHot to you. 'Hm Allen 199 fot the week effdlng Oct. 27. Dividend Based on Earnings 4 ROSES, 5th ...... t 4 J 6 846.92 84.08 Rsal^ 0& Fbooe Manchester Manchester again showed the low­ Mr*. Lota Vinci, daughtar of llilrty-firsf In ««eli yvar, «r If Hm thirty-lint ihuH 8106. est number of claim* a t th* 19 Raymond Punk of 18 Whitney LORD CALVERT. 5 th ...... ,.| 4 A 4 850.12 84.86 state offices reporting. road, was gueat of honor Ust b ff Sh r^ o r m lo ^ holMay, thoo o r th o R t i t WANTED Women, who are in a minority night at a misccUaneoua bridal 8CHENLBY. Sth ...... 1 8 .9 0 848.06 88.74 bRsiMM ilay I r Ro WIr i , in the total labor force, again filed shower at the home of Miss Mar­ { House or lot on either Main, the majority of claims for unem­ jorie Brown, 6 Rogers place. The We Offer OI^D GRANDAD (Bonded) 5th ..86 .79 878.83 88.16 ployment braeflts, with 130 regis­ Center or East Center Streets. hosteaa. Miss Brown, was assisted M anchester . tering. ( . by Mias Janet Hammond. Those 963 CORBYS. S t h ...... 8 8 .4 7 887.48 14.18 Failire to File Swh Lists Means J Suitable for o ^ c e . Of the total number of elalipa, attending were aasoclates of the so were new, and of these, 14 wera bride at the office of the South­ CONN. POWER CO. STOCK ------GINS------' TSlephone 2*9779 ftUng for the first time. Th* oth­ ern New England Telephone Com­ S A V IN G S \ GILBEY. Sth ...... 8 8 .1 6 884.08 18.72 TEN PER CENT Mditional to ers were either renewing an old pany where the Is employed. WAMTED—lou r property to sen claim or filing for unemployment MR. BOSTON. 5 t h ...... 8 8 .1 5 884.01 88.72 MALONEY’S The army atmosphere prevailed lU UaMs bnysrs waiting istth benefits from another state. for the occasion and the bride re­ SELLING TO YIELD S.77% Taxpayer’s LisL f aaalL naaaosa arranged. We Unemployment claim* tn th* ceived her lovely gifts In a large \ n d L O A N \ • room Angles aad 9- state genamlly showed a decline, duffel bag. A buffet luncheon ems Z-16S2 RADIO AND TELEVISION " Bsa. Honraifl R. Hast- th* number of unemploymant served by the hostesses, with the assocution. me - ' benefit payments droppi^ from Equally Important Savings On ) 9-1107. Halloween motif used In th* table COBURN B MIDDLEBROOK Henry A. Mutrie, TUPNONI 18,073 to 18,877. Here again, where deooraUohs. ANNIVERSARY YEAR • 299 MIPOLITURNPIKI WIST to otll lo Moa< women constitute only on* third of Mrs. VtncI, the former Lola % Assessor vlcteity. Contact this the labor force, they were respon- Funk, and Pfc. Salvatore Vinci INVESTMENT SECURITIES Scotch ' ssrvloe. Alice Able for over ^wo thirds o f 88.1 were married in Richmond. Va.. 848 Main street '’je r ^ n t of the^ number of elalnis on Got. 2. Pfc. Vinci is now with 541 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER T E t. 85W er 94880. the 43rd Division tn Gerrasny.

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PrlncHon Squad Secs HCTaM Sports Editor I | Movie of The Year Local Sports Chatter Charlie Caldwell ated By Little Lcagoo Higli Gridders Now Seventh Tennessee Remains Solid Brown Bomber Owes THE Princeton N. J., Oct. ’80—(45 This writer’s first place vote In ‘ plane to come back home next May Gel Coach Little League Hits, official —The Princeton football aqnad the weekly Aaaoclated Press poll ' week, In State Schoolboy Ranks Choice As Top College 11 publlcaUon of UtUe League saw a movie yesterday and of the aUte’s high school football baseball, paid tribute to Sports Uncle Sam $100,000 teams went to Middletown High. Middletown High used but eight Herald Angle Lillie, Nothing i Did Not Form Club l^they gave It four belW. _ '**'v Of Year Awarcl Editor Earl Yost of The Herald Manchester received the second linemen against Manchester last' Oct. sa—<#>—T*nn-f team with an unblemlehed record in the current laaue for his In­ The name of the epic was B j New Haven, Oct. SO— Two * laat yev’s No. 1 dub, w t^ d- "Princeton 58 Cornell 15." A place vote. Middletown Press Saturday; seven starters and one newcomera—Norwich Free Acad- though lacking lU I960 Ulent, la New Haven, Oct. 30 The terest and support on Little reserve guard. The Tigers’ sice .a EARL W. YOST New York, Oct. 80— Since Only one newcomer Joined the Iqlernal Revenue Agent documentary. It waa filmed at Sports Editor Fred Post promised emy and Tbrrington, showed up.nobody’a paUy. college football coache* who ap­ ijM No. 1 team In the country jn League play. Cole Sets Pace a first place vote to Manchester If quarterback, Pete Cubeta, la a 'I Sports BdHar ths "Coach of tha Year" award c.nirii.ui«i SET-SSi 'iS tnSSS.S'S: flMt ten. That was Wlsconsm. The article follows: Qaims Compromise Is Palmer Stadium last Saturday. Junior. Jc^thalim Umavoday among tha | Mwchejur^ t5-I) dIv^ from peared yesterday at the weekly 3Iuy G i’l M oney R ack; keyed up over tbaruecazMa «€ the The A erated Preee fifth weeWy which Jumped to 10th from 14th It atars Richard W. Kazmaier the locals won last Saturday and waa Inaugurated, no football 10 top ConnactlcutXlCUl schoolboy Dcnuoiouy foot- , No. ^A to No. i ---- after- --being edged "Manchester, Conn. — While As Harriers Win . . _ _ I .a*.(ft 4m M a h * luncheon of the Connecticut , ItootbaU poU toIllinois. No. 3: Maryland, No. 4; ton Jumped from eighth to sixth. "Sports editors, from their The only fault with the pic­ the last eight years against the book as a football player. Dave I assigned to last Saturday’s game ! Manchester had 12 men on ^e Bobby Dodd, Bob Neyland or Actuallv. ths Eaatles have the Oeorala Tech. No. .5; Princeton. [le hlB retirement from the 1. Gol«, M, 13:52.9, 3. Lynn, M, were as fouled up at times as the field during the preceding Chuck Taylor ..But when Prince­ On Saturday, for example. Nor­ he could do with authority since hla brother want* to hop on the Illinois and Maryland also ad­ vantage spot In the press box, 14:81, 8. a . Eckler, M. 14:40. 4. ture waa the plot. The ending Manchester High gridders has witnessed several High games,, best record In the sUte—they’re National Lsngka No. 6: Southern California, No. 7. are ever alert to recognise per­ ring. was given away too early. Boston Red Sox pitching staff was and the play waa ruled Illegal. Re- ton’s offense—described as "the wich faces tough Hartford Public he w-atched Dartmouth heat Har­ victory wagon wuh a boorters' Baylor, No. 8; California No. 9, vanced in the rankings. They were, John T. JareckI, Collector of In­ Ritchie, M, 14:44.5, 5. Hlgley, M. this season. His son, Dick, la last season was Middletown kept the ball unbeaten, untied and unaoored on Montreal 6, New York 1. respectively, fourth and fifth last fection. and when they witness Two games remain on Itia ‘’In­ freidunan end. defensive plstoon and Dick Kaz­ (4-1) and currently sharing No. In five gfunes during which they\-e vard Saturday. club. and Wisconsin. No. 10. ternal Revenue for the Northern 14:44.5 and Schmidhauser, M, w rorer assigned the men to ' and ManchesterMancheater was penalized maier’'- -can roll up 53 points on S with Harding of Bridgeport, Those who expected a definite The writer did not organise tke Detroit 2. Toronto I. (Tte). week. It, like Yost, they pay tribute.” 14:44.5, Tie. 7. Flndell, M, 14.48, dian;;’ footbadl schedule. Saturday whooshed their opponents by at The first six team In the poll are niinolB District, said that a com­ afternoon the locals play Rock­ work last Saturday’s game five yards. as good a team as Cornell, you while Torrlngton opposi^s powrer- proittcllnn from Jaomskl were boosters' dub last fall that floaled among the nation’s undefeated and The points were awarded on promise Is possible If Louis Intends 8. Paul Jordan, E. H., 14:48.5. 9. Anaanr TsTara (•) Aftdr More Pnraea IfBst four touchdnwna. baals of ten for first, nine for sec­ ville in the Windy Oty and wind Yonkers, N. Y., Oct. 36— — game of vital importance to each The officials apparently blew gotta give Charlie credit. . packed Danbury. disappointed,' however. He salil nut like a poAder-les* firecracker. imtled elevens. Southern Cal. sev­ to quit fighting and proves Inabil­ Turkington, M, 15:20, 10. Colmer, Fglrtleld ...... 122 110 lOi 840 this call. The writer deafly saw Oh, Y eah? There’s sure to be repercussions The chips are down! that Yale, on the rebound after ond and BO on down the line. E. H. 15:86, 11. Stevens, E. H„ Burke ...... 72 97 70 2r:9 up at home on Saturday, Nov. 10, Good Time, the all-tlme record school, could have assigned a com­ The points were figured on 10 I|.> wu.'. ami still is. Interested in enth. has been beaten once, while ity to pay his full bsck tax. Stevene ...... 106 M no 311 against Windham High at ML that Manchester had only 10 men Publicity item we don’t quite here in partlculsr and in general beating Colgate, ami Partmoull), the form ation in an acMve Insviters’ BALCH Is Your Baylor is unbeaten but has been The first ten. with team records Laat Night's Fights "You can’t get blood out of a 15:47, 12. Collins, E. H„ 16:03, 18. money earning pacer, will fly to petent team of fouKmen who could for first place, nine for second and first place votes in parenthe­ Blnoek ...... »7 loa 98 282 Nebo. It will be Alumni Day on the Hollywood Park tomorrow to work together. T*wo of the offlclalH on the field and so remarked to believe: "Halfback Bob Smith of along the line. a team that "has hotter than or­ du b in M sneiiester. tied. turnip.’’ JareckI aaid. "The glamor Jepsen, E. H.. 16:08, 17. Grimaldi, SerpoU ...... 186 115 106 366 Pete Martello and Jerry Sapicnia. the Detroit Lions brought fullback If there’s anything like a soft and so on down the line. Sports dinary second half drive,” hnd Strangely, Stanford of the Pa­ sis: la worn off Louis now. He’a E. H., 16:56. 11th. round out the 1951 hameea racing Umpire vaznelis and Field Judge writers are the voters. Tile hoo.sters’ dub was started Points season in quest of $35,000 more In i Cunningham, appeared to be lost (who were sitting next to roc) Zollle Toth of the Yanks to the touch at this Juncture of the cam­ equal chance* to win. cific Coast Conference, with a 8-0 By The Associated Press through (as a boxer).’’ Jayvees Totals ...... 82B 5» 466 1S28 that the locals were playing with ground with an earth-shattering paign, Ansonla, which haa been The top 10 with first place votes Coach Norm Dimicls of Wea- up by aeverni Msnehester High 1. Tennessee (.5-0) (5B) ...1,213 St. Louis—Archie Moore, 180t4. 1. Long. M. 16:12, 3. Oakes, M, Middletown High epoiled a per­ purses. Un)>eaten in two Yonkers The latter’s actions were pathetic In parentheses: fnark. could do no better than JareiilU declined to dlsctose the FsffDBPe <4) on the field when not once, not but 10 men. As Middletown lined tackle..As Toth pulled himself to No. 1 for thiee weeks now, should leynn diacloseil that hla team not grBiluates who wanted to provide eleventh. San Francisco, another 2. Michigan State (6-0) St. Louis, stopped Cliubby Wright, amount owed by the former 16:22, 8. Michaud, M, 15:25, 4. Emerton ...... 1.34 106 146 882 fect aeaeon for Manchester In Raceway starts- during the two 1. Ansonla (10) 146 a fund which would be available (2.--.) ...... 1.131 1988 when the then CCIL rivals week grand circuit meet here, the I twice, but three times he pulled up for the play, Cosch Walker his feet, he exclaimed: ‘You all roll up its eighth In a row agalnat only tied Amherst in the closing 180 1/4, H arrisburg. Pa., (7); heavyweight champion for 1947 Phil Jordan, E. H„ 15:32, 6. Rice, Paa.nl ...... 95 119 116 330 Briggs sent in Red Ritchie—the hapless Derby. The Lavender 2. Danbury i3) 134 seconds of Isst Saturday’s game, to the school for the purchaae of 8. Illinois (.5-0) (15) ...... 1,022 (Tiarley Riley, 131%, St. Louis, Frpy ...... 115 92 — 207 battled to a 6-6 deadlock. Johnny Bill Cwe owned star was $198.- out his red handkerchief, or flag, surely tackle hard!’.. 'You all, and 1948. Unverified reports were M. 16:46, 6. Relchard, M, 16:00, 7. 11th man. not the 12th, None of heck.’ snorted Stnith, T did. It by Bucceeded in knocking off 10 first 8. H artford Public 105 in itself an unexpected feat, but athletic equipment if necessary CALL 4. M arj'land (.5-0) (22) . . 905 outpointed Dave Shade, 131 8/4, Smith ...... 128 112 102 341 Thumer captatned the '38 equad 006.96 earned In nearly four rac­ as he saw a violation of the rules thst the sum approximated 8100,- Stanek, M. 16:12, 8. Leese, M, ...... 109 116 104 828 the officials blew whistles for any myself’.".. Do you suppose Zol- place votes this week. Danbury 4. Bridgeport Harding 10.") came close to winning. and also to provide banqtiet funds а. Georgia Tech (6-0) (9) 904 Chicago, (10). l,ueM . at Manchester. ing aeaaons. committed and each time he got 5. Middletown (2) 79 б. Princeton (.5-0) (14) . . . 891 000. 16:17. Freihelt ...... — — 109 106 m excited he forgot to call the Infraction until after Mancheater lie really said "Surely"? (6-0) picked up three, MIddletowm. "We almost pulled It out, ’ Dan­ for the vsrlous athletic teams at Charles W. Lathrop New York--Ernie' Gene Smith, Theodore Jones, certified public recovered the ball and was lining No. 5, two, and Hartford Weav­ 6. H artford W eaver (1) 77 7. Southern California Dtok Aiken, Trinity Oollege'a play, and tucked the red flag back One-Minute Sport* Page iels aalil. "Dave Nixon in ter­ Mancheater High. FOR 125 3 '4. W ashington, D. C., o u t accountant employed by Louis, Predlots Bweap Totals ...... 5« Ml ■7B 1«*7 George Velteh poMcards from up for their first play from scrim­ Mr. Inside, the guy who finds a er, (No. 6). one. 7. Manchester 41 BETTER DEftL (6-1) (7) ...... 664 pointed Harry La Sane, 130, Hous­ Sarasota, Fla, that he la starting Im end. served as a aniesionary into his pocket. 8. Norwich 38 cepted a pass with three aeconds Booster (Tub tickets were prtnt- ACTOMOBtLE INSURANCE also refused to discuss the amount players on both teams reported mage. Guess work on the part of lot besides teeth “right In the Weaver (5-0) might catch trou­ left and almoat broke away." 8. Bavlor (4-0-1) ...... 345 ton, Tex.,- (10). Joe owed. He said he would visit Palm Springs, Calif., Oct. SO— SLoeefle S9reet (•) spring training a little early. He In Hawaii for 18 months. 9. Torrlngton 38 »h1 and thatrihuted. The demand (iMtallmeat PaymenU) ! 9. Caiifornia (.5-1) ...... 319 after the game that the officials C'unningham took practically all horse’s mouth.’’ mslntaina the ble In Hartford Bulkeley and Mid­ Dan .lessee, mentor of once PONTIAC DEAIER IM East Center St., Tet t-8*84 Boston —A1 (Red) Priest, 168, Jarecki’a office this week with a (A5 - Don Budge, the old tennis Goodin ...... 79 91 91 Xt the life out of the inspired Indians. 10. New Haven Hlllhouse 35 waa not loo great. However, the I 10. Wisconsin (3-1-1) (2) . 287 Peretto ...... 78 98 106 276 kept issuing stern warnings about speculation about whether Chuck dletown (6-0) could .be upset by beaten Trinltv. was heaving alghs ) , , ( . i,i, I 'll..) M ■ . n Cambridge, Mas.s.. outpointed check to be applied to Louis' set­ redhead, predicted rather cautious­ Had Manchester retained the ball Woodrow Wilson, in clashes be­ Other leaders: East Haven 31 tickets sold for one dollar each. A Tonv Masclarelli. 165>4, Valley Coopfl ...... 103 100 107 310 unnecessary roughness. However, Dressen will be signed ns Dodger Greenwich 23, Southington 7 of relief about the open date hla tlem ent. ly today that the United States Brebe ...... 84 91 90 266 not one single unnecessary rough­ on the 30. there is no telling is-hat manager la a waste of words. tween citv rivals. Harding (6-1) ehih enjoys this week before meet­ tentative committee waa selected Stream . N. Y., (10). The 37-year-old Brown Bomber, Davis Cup squad will score a Clean Kloter ...... 99 84 107 290 ness penalty was called although might have happened. "CTiuck waa signed for 1952 three faces a big test against Stamford. Stamford 2, Kllllngly 2. ing Amlicr.st. Dan reported a In meet and msp out plans for the Washington—Ronnie Delaney, flattened In the eighth round by sweep over Australia. Budge, who ,Mcs*)n but the group, for one rea­ 464 Jthere were several instances when months before the season ended,” big casiKilty list, imlnillng his 156, Akron, O.. knocked out Con­ Rocky Marciano In M adison la helping whip the team Into con­ Totals ...... 4M 600 1403 NOTICE It was obvious the boys were not Officiating this .season at high says Mr. I... There Isn’t any star runner. Bill GoralskI, hut sahl son or the othei', never got around nie Wilkins, 1.57, Washington, (2). Ing ability than he haa been given Square Garden Friday night, de­ dition here prior to ita departure playing according to the book. .school games has been fa r from chance that Steve Owen will be Bij; YaU‘ Tackle two weeks’ rest o\)ght to put moat to meet)iig. BalUmore—Basil Marie, 1351/4, cided not to announce his retire­ No. 3, has it figured this way: "I McCarthy 114 103 308 I wleh to annoance that I win dIseoatiBue boalneas Octoher 2T, average. In the West Hartford credit for. . . . After Joe Baksl s Where did the money go that WANTED — 91 177 Field Judge Cunningham ruled fired because the grid Giants lost latest accident, when ha cut hla of the hoys In shape. Philadelphia, outpointed Jimmy ment plans yesterday. He called think both of our singles men LePase .. 1951. My future plane will be announced In about two weeks. that Manchester had 12 men on the gam.e the clock was let run and the one game, hut Steve. In mock des­ ’There was nothing heard from wae oolleeted for the tlckete? McAllister, 129 1,'4,* Baltimore, off a scheduled press conference. would win against Ken McGregor Mahoney K — 306 I wish to thank all my friends and eustomera for their support hand. Manager Natle Wolfson Done For SeaBoii Gii-ajtls . no 103 330 field in the fourth period with Mid- first period was nonriv as long as pair, moans that he can't sit out yelped; “From now on when he either of Connecticut’s two un- Another fair question and an ( 10). Louis Is to leave New York on of Australia. After Tony Trabert 108 — 234 during my 26 years of buiiness. I hope that I wtlldte able to dletwon In posseAsion 6f the bail on most hslfs. In East Hartford the treaten elevens. Coast G)iard COMMON Nov. 10 to make a boxing tour of RusconI . a contract like Greasy Neale. "I butters his bread he gets a rubber answer is In order. Trenton. N. J. (3ene Takach, and Ted Schroeder play a little OraTcIl .. 9t 101 300 serve them again In the future, its own 30 yard line, and blew a four men In white were as befud­ don’t have a contract.” Owen ex­ New Haven. Oct. 30—(S’) -C har­ Academy had no representative at Money la Avallabir 184, Trenton, stopped Ernie Japan and will no^ announce any — loa « knife. ” . . . %3'hen Eastern Ken­ more together they should have a Casadl* . 10 most important call that insured dled at times as a caddy trying to plains .. It Isn’t exactly a sports tucky beat Morehead 6-0 laat Sat­ ley Deen. a 200-pound Junior from the meeting. Jess Dow was on A check has besn made with the Rivers, 134, Montclair, N. J., (7). positive decision until bis return. 50-.50 chance against McGregor victory for Middletown and find a lost golf ball In the woods. Jones said Louis has paid his ToUU ...... 537 814 508 1541 Item, though many of the- sports urday. It galnad poaaeaalon of a Zenla, Ohio, will pUy no more hand for the New Haven Tearh- ticket sellers. Tha money la avail­ LABORERS and Frank Sedgman in doubles. In New Britain on Oct. IS, the mob will be Interested: "Murder. ers. but hi* team had an open AatomolWe Leagae taxes for 1945 and 1946 and has offlclala loat track of the downa trophy known as tbs "Old Nawg football for Yale thU aeoaon, and able. Anyone who paid the one dol­ Herormirr Moter Salet been depositing su b stan tial Among the 80 members of the JOE'S GARAGE Inc.” by Burton Turkus and Rifle”. . . . We always thought date last week. lar membership dues and who N B.\' Exhibition Score* t t t McKee Street. In the New Britaln-Norwich game sportswTlter Sid* Feder la due to coach Herman Hickman may have W urt ...... 92 84 176 amount on his settlement offer Notre Dame ^football team are and gave the ball to Norwich after that was what Herman Hickman )sould. like to get hts or her money NVfT ...... 79 — 104 1B.3 JOSEPH F. THEN (OWNER). hit the hook shoppes Nov. 19.. Pare Hockey Scorers PLUMBERS slnre he started his comeback In boys from 16 states and the ter­ three downs with fourth down used to drive those big tackles out to find two men to replace him. bark ma.v do so by contacting the W hile ...... 82 — 106 188 Imltanapolia 88, Minneapolis 83. When the U. of Illinois football of the mountains. DpCormlPr ...... 99 127 104 310 September, 1950. Baltimore 102, Philadelphia 82. ritory of Hawaii. still coming up for the HanliVore Deen played both offensive and person who sold the ticket or Jones told a (Chicago Tribune) uniforms were shipped home by Montreal. Oct. 30 — (O The and Plumber's HaIpcrB Mnlurca ...... 121*120 102 34.1 City eleven. air after the Washington game, defansiva tackle on the first team. Montreal Canadlens' first line of tickets. Contrary to reports, no one York ...... — 100 -- 100 reporter yesterday Louis has no they weighed 200 pounds more Ha suffered a fractured fibula in Mnurie# (Rocket) Richard. Elmer prospered on tha ticket sales and W pllor ...... — 110 125 235 assets that he can turn into rash Only In one football game that Sliidents Rally all money snd tickets that were not even annuities. He .said I.ouls than thev did going out . "That the right leg against Colgate Sat­ I.arh and Bert Olmatead today APPLY the writer has wttnessed this ses- extra weight.” expialned Capt. held down the top three spots In distributed have been accounted T o U I...... 47,1 541 541 1555 cashed In his $50,000 w orth of an­ son—Rockville Legion versus Silk urday. M nnphpttpr Anto F e rle (2) Chuck Studley. “was the sweat of To Aid of Rival The injury was the only major the National Hockey I>esgue scor­ for. — nuities during World War II to home comfort City— has the officials called pil­ Lynch ...... 91 84 175 our brows." one to h it the Y al, aqviad last ing race. Richard and Lach—the Requests have been received D^eMtrs ...... 107 75 — 182 aid non-commissioned buddies ing and unnecessary roughness An Ex-plns-lve Victory Canadlen*''anROifnii vrLcranveteran one-twonnr-twti punchfium n frontihmh n.-vvitsiseveral locsl.xr.... men ...... who ...... have Jarvis Realty Co. tnp... ^ lX)Vf*ll ...... 90 — 80 170 Jones said Louis also had agreed penalties. Tampa, Fla., Ort 30—(#)— Stu­ week. E. Dell.Fer...... 92 79 110 381 to give his former wife, Marva, During a dual two-mlle race be­ The Bulldog* return to 1%'y —were tied for first place with 10 asked thst an artlve boosters' club MORIARTY Bros. Players should not receive a tween Oklahoma 17. and Oklahoma dent leaders at the University of points each. Olmstesd wsa third be organized. In Manchester, J. Rniinlng ....; . . . . 107 101 — 208 now the wife of Capt. Albert warning: for violations of the League competition this week, en­ 5 DOVER RU. TEL. 4112 V. DplUFern ...... — 95 78 173 A. and M. last week-end. Okla­ Tampa called a meeting today to tertaining Dartmouth in the Bowl. with eight points. it he time la ripe It couldn’t bs I Spaulding of the Army Medical 3 1 i C E N 1 E R ST rules. Warnings only make for get blood donor, for a rival foot­ riB hpr ...... — 102 116 218 Corps, $500 a month for support homa’s Bruce Drummond discov­ TEL 5 i 3 i a rougher game. Penalties are ered he was in danger of loslrfg his ball player. Start out, keep solng 1 ToU l* ...... 467 452 468 1407 of their children, Jacqueline, 9, and in order for rule infractions, not Joe Jr., 6. until each becomes of track pants . . . Clutching fran­ Gerald Adams. 185-pound soph­ warnings. If football officials tically at the sllpnlng garment as omore tackle for Appalachian M etoni <21 age. continue to be lax. some boy or with i » « r Louis’ tax troubles started when he rim. Bruce dropped bsck to State College at Boone. N. C„ Ir .Tar\ls ...... 89 112 103 304 boys are going to be seriously In­ fifth place . . . Then a friend bor­ In serious condition In T’ampa mu­ .Sirputpr ...... 91 84 114 289 the government rcfu.sed to allow jured. KIvnn ...... ___ 108 n o 12.S .14{ reported $70,000 item that was de rowed a safety pin from a femi­ nicipal horpltal. He received a Omillffc ...... 99 W 97 291 ducted from his 1946 return. The nine spectator, handed It to Drum­ kidney Injury In Appalachian’s AraUING T Itor ...... 102 100 127 329 sum was given to Marva from mond and the day waa saved. . . 14-13 victory Friday over Tampa. Bruce finished third In the race, T .’talk 489 501 ♦566 1556 Louis’ $577,699 purse from his title When It became known yester­ bout with Billy Conn. It was for but at least you don’t have to Manehetter Eadlator adopt race track parlance and say day that Adams needed blood O'Nirll . .. “services rendered as one of Joe’ tranafualons, members of the Hftthigi'r managers.’’ The government, how that he showed. Tam pa team volunteered 100 per Fairfin ..., Data Alt, Brother ever, niled it was not a aervices Rockv Marciano’s performance rent. They were t\irned down letlb u rl^sle Hji\ rR . .. Today’s Specials ESSO EXIRAIM UNE contract Joe had entered into with agalnat Joe Louis last week de­ by doctors, however, beesuse the 80 nirhardi»*m Marva hut a divorce settlement loss of blood might prevent their snd rejected the de ha» I chance in 1,500 monstrated that besides, having a Totalp . . ♦so 818 477 1475 agreem ent, The averace ntan oa* i punch Rocky has a lot more box- playing this week. Uore’a starting power that combats cold- ductlon. Several other students volun­ engine stalling... gets your engine go­ Holimen#, liir- (S) teered as donors lat* yesterday ing at a touch ... and keeps It going...... KVv 107 M rnaalry Clah I,ea(ae and were accepted. Today’s The excluaiiie antl-stalling feature is an­ 1 B«lK-ork ...... m 9€ M UriTrri (4) Csso rorterflr10...... H)fi — 105 meeting waa planned to spread I T»rbf«x ...... M — SO the word that more blood waa other big plus In a gasoline long famous H(»8Jirlto ...... Ill tfi Rrsony ...... — 108 — STATIONERY for all-around performance—fast warm­ H avey ...... 100 102 — peeded. IVtYrsnn ...... Sfi 1$0 138 AIRMAIL - NOTES up .. . quick, responsive power . . . long T h ^ rrlfn ...... — 81 — N. J'tlinspn ...... 113 — lOO See The AGn Voanf r. Carlsnn ...... — 118 —* LEADING BRANDS Jerry DePrato scored 188 points Shaw OB Tv. mileage .. . clean engine action. Try a Sm ith ...... - — 102 P e d d e ! ' Tot«lp ...... M9 MO 50^1630 for the Michigan State football Sat. 1:SS p. 4k. 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Hydniaatle Drtvo. « |A p C service 96 9.5 289 Wllaon ...... 98 Exedlent oooditioa. Stock Ne. U -»7t...... ^ * ^ • PARTj Varney ...... 116 94 n.5 925 109 89 376 i A l l s . Hayden ...... ^ - T a m ...... 119 136 364 1949 WILLYS PHAlTOH CONVEtTItLE Oieea. Radio and beater. Excelleat coadlUon. “ + I T otali ...... 503 506 522 1581 Low mileage. Stock No. U-*81,...... "P • V ^ a# *» TmiUn 44> Cola ...... — 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN J, 5 W Straufh a ...... 13^ Radio and heatet. Economical ear. Nelaon ...... 98 • kitMUP? Hall ...... 98 94 Stock No...... m D aM aH ln ...... H5 Davla ...... 98 a i l : 1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DaUXE W helan ...... — Club Conpe. Black. Radio and Heater. kltndl^UGHr? M anhalla ...... — ? YES When the frost is Low mileage. Stock Ne. U-41S...... Totals ...... 547 542 528 1617 1949 FORD CLUR COUPE Oiee*. Radio aad beater. Low mileage. •(eiO ^C 9 kftVfOMvCnottmr? on the pumpkin .. • Carlpon Steek Ne. P-89ft ...... • V St. John .. Sloane — 1947 FORD 4.DOOR SEDAN EDISON . . that's Hm tima to WINTERIZE your ' McCann Radle and haater. Colon Mareen. (OAS ? - Ir •‘ > car. Drop it off at 30 Bissoli Stroat— Schubert .. Stock No. r-414...... 4 ^ y - » * F An EdiMn Rattacy luta longer bacauae it ia • kkOomBmeuAw? YSS downtown Chryslor-Plymouth headquor* 498 1436 Totali . .. 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE tors. Whilo yeu'ro shopping wo'N bo built bettor. You're jrtara ahead in service Khofla .... tColor: Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. C lIlQ lh ? working—chonging oil, lubricating, Barceiia .. A oee-owner ear. Stock No. C -S 5 S ...... q s I b P y . # —dollars ahead in value—with Edieon. • kiteVMAiE? y e r Cotton .... chocking hoM, flushing r^ iotor, adding Bristol ...) 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN Gray ...... onti-fro^, chocking thermostat. Do it Chanda ... 114 90 98 Ploy safe. Marooa. Radio aad heater. Steek No. D-tM. .. . . $1495 Totals .... 802 .920 804 1538 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN i C l & M O n * Blaatera Green. Radio aad heater. la exeellent eondltlea. CO O ^ You con always roly on Edkon Lockwood ,...... 95 82 Stock Na. q-S IR ...... , Glfllo ...... — N e c tt/m e ~ Purdin ...... 145 EDISON lATTERY DEALERS: WUkle ...... 105 1950 CHEVROLET CLUR'COUPE Stetson ...... 69 Jet Uack. Heater. Low mileage. C AC Dcllarerra ...... 81 Stoeh Ne. NT-Ifl...... ^ BROWN ft UCAUPRE, lae,. 80 BIssen H t. 3Iancbester. BRUNNER'S. INC,, 358 Tm M Crater St, Manchester. Totals ...... 515 478 504 1493 1949 LINCOLN SPORT SEDAN CHARLIE’S S e r v i c e s t a t i o n , S24 MMdle Tpke., E a s t Nibllek'a (4) MsBdwetera Cavedon ...... 99 95 — COOK’S OARAGE. 505 MMdIa Tpke., East, BUnckester. LUhwln ...... 109 n» 129 Green. Redle. heater, overdrive. Stock Nou C-SSt. ... $1795 OOUGHUN ATLANTIC STATION. 57 Oakland Ht. Manchester. Buckland ...... HI — — KRUEGER DcCORMIER MOTORS, U Mnple S t. Manchester. McKone ...... 128 — — ALL AROVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS **ED” Olsen ...... - 108 l » OUMOVS GARAGE, 180 Main St„ Maaohealer. Cerlna ...... — — 107 SULLIVAN SAFE RUY USED CAR WARRANTY GOWDT SERVICE STATION, RFD Maaekeater. C. Johnson ...... — 109 104 51® HERE’S PROOF that clear, dry Schaefer has what practically everyone wants in a beer. In an independent survey among people REVS OARAGE, Andover, Oran. Becker ...... 124 101 IZ7 MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION, 380 Spruce St.. Man- Cream A L E who drink beer, 12 out of every 13 wlw tasted Schaefer liked it. No wonder more people are drinking SchMfer j ^ e r i ^ s oldest ^ i ckesler. Totals 571 532 587 1690 MeCANVS TEXACO STATION, 030 Crater St, Blanekeeter. ■|,wi«,-i)»nF«t,eio;, msciiKte^^ M qlce jt xjlogr.:. m ake it d oM W W I STEVENSOVS ESSO STATION, M5 Main St.. Maneheater. The New York RanBOta of the STOLLWS OARAGE, Brrad Brook, Conn. National Hockey League play THOMPSON’S OARAGE, Maple S t, EUlngton. Conn. MAIN STBIir their home games on Wednesday DON WILUS OARAGE. 18 Blaln St, Manchester. Conn. G. Krueger BrewingjCD-.Kewark.N.J. and Sunday eveninga. The F. ft M. Hchaeter Brewlaz Co. of Conn.. Inc,—Brewers of Ameriew’a CHdeat Lager Bee* lu tiriu tttiii atitatim . tlUNtSI tl» t

V 'i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN-jj, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1851 > PAGE n StANCHESTEB EVENING HERALll. MANUftBSTBR, CONN- TUEI^JAT, OCTOBER 80, 1061 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY OICK TURNER LVB UU'l UtiK WAV BY J. B. WILLIAMS Help W utefi— Male M B6 51 LocatlOM- * AoUmhiMIm For Solo 4 Aotoaiobiloo for Solo 4 f m Bast fi4 '^OH. m GLAD 60SH. WHUT orrw w tf I8A FOR 8AMB or laaaa. fuUjr oqulp* 8EWINO MMhina. Beeuttful 1961 HTS lAKtsI’ rr ACOMEtXJMM. Sense and -Nonsense SELL YOUR CAK* t« Bidch for WANTED— Truck driver. Clall eonaola, brand new. Has round TO RENT—One-story brick build­ b u l e s o f s m il e s w i t h a immediate cash, O.P.S. pricfc No UVINO ROOM drapas and oor- ped groeery store. .Oentrally lo> oowirtd/ rroKjLV RIMGIM’ DOOR cated. Volume of iMialnooa srory 6098 or 5125. bobbin, forward nnd raverae ing, approximately 20’ x 20’. BRUN<3 BACK. BEtLS-UrTTLEj 'Classified b a r l o w GUARANTEED red tape—no' waiting. Batch Pon­ nleea mads by Interior decorator (fid Gentleman— It says here ta A person, wishing to test whoth- high. For furthej^ Information stitch, walking prtasurs foot to Heavy concrete floor suitable for MEIAORIESOP KID STUFF/ *r a certain wlUesa fellow waa aa tiac, Inc.^ 155 Center atraet. to at any Jarvla home, 846, saw over pins, autbmntle bobbin WHSM WEHAPAF the newspaper that a man Is run USiED CAR Phone 2-4645. Open evening! dresser $25, kitchen set $40. Tel. call 2-8075 between houra 7 a. as. manufacturing purposea. New over New York every half hour. fooUsh as they would have him be­ AdWrtiseinenb to 1 p. m., S to 7 p. m. Help Waatefi— Male srindar, drop food tor darning, roof. Water and heat can be ar­ M NEIGHBOR- ta iMSl Hudson Hornet 4-Door Sedan 'Ul la, 2-4811 after 5:80 p. m. • HOGCV fMX.MIND Old Lady—Dear me! The poor lieve, offered the witless one his (XASSIFIED ADVT. Female 37 attachmanta Twsnty yaar guar- ranged! See Mr. Rubin, American palm, on which lay a flve-cent —HydramaUc, radio and heater. MAIN 8TRISI&. Excellent oppor- YOU, IMfilOE OF fellow! 1901 Studcbaker Commander State 1949 OLDSMOBILE 88 aedan. YOUNG MAN or young woman antoa,' Worth $244, aacrl&ce now. Sales Oo., 10 Hilliard a tA t. piece, and a half'—Gray cat with white Live Stoch— Vehicice 42 child. Call 2-2196. Busts of Premier Stalin have live with, )ntt some ona you can’t 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Door 0980. m. or after 5 p. m. street, Manchester. ington Rand 6-hea(l shaver, reg. psara and chest. 295 Main street. Regal Sedan- Radio and heater. been placed on 38 of the Titgh- live without. $25.50, $14.70. Sunbeam all rhrome [TAlKiNGID HiMGELF Phone 4480. 1947 Dodge Club Coupe - With 19.10 OLDSMOBILE 88 deluxe TELEPHONE Girl, $85. No ex­ PIGS FOR SALE. Inquire 28 UMf "THERE IT IS, THE SCENE OF est poaks ' of Central Asia. That Roofing—Siding 16 coffeemastera, $24.95; General Honwfi for Sale I t MV sew ROLE AND t PACE IT AND EATING HlS i is to say, when you reach a 'peak Gerald - I ’m going to marry a heater. two-door. Radio and heater. All perience required. Typing ability. Nall street. Phone 5843. T. M. an. u. ft I I/>ST OR Strayed, live months old 1946 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ Electric automatic tokaters, With MtssiyiM©/-^ t h e posttionj LUNCH ALREADV-*- you often have a bust anyway, widow. T. H. ma. tf. B. f*r. tan and white female pup. wesr- extras. Good tires. Excellent con­ GUARANTEED Rooflng and roof Work In Mancheeter. Unusually HE STILL MUST B e w mi ■vaMWavitij aift.l dio. heater. ■ $14.60; Presto pressure cookers, TWO FAMILY OP STATISTICIAN HAS A notes a local party. 'Hubert—I wouldn't want to be iOMi mi BY MA MRVICt. MC- Inf eoUar. Vicinity of Greenwood dition. Private owner. 2-4113 repairing. Gutters and conduo- attractive office for personable 8 qt., $12 05. 4 qt„ $10.95; Broil- lit l ik e a JAPAN the second hvisband of a widow. 1942 Chevrolet \ Ton Stake Body young lady. Contact Wilson Poultry anii Supplle* 43 PLEASANT SOUND BUT IT **IP9 Moally looatod— two bloekt from a but Hno* four Drive, Manchester Green. An- after 6 p. m, tora. Coughlin 7707. king broilers, $18.95; General Five rooms each floor. MEANS FITTING MV NECK \e e e l a n t e r n It was very cold In her hotel Gerald —I’d rather be the sec­ •1 got to iwrvoin fitting tt horn#— I’m the typa that hi* Truck. _ . Agency, 54 Church, Hartford,^ FROM LAST ond than the first. Mooka from aohool. two houaot from a TV aot!’* 0ieers to name of Tippy. Chll- 19.'i7 Oldsmobile 2-Door Sedan- 1939 FORD 2-door sedan. Good FRESHLY KILLED Native Tur­ Electric heaters, $5.50 and $9.05; Main Street location. ■To -THE w e 6ECDMING room and she couldn't sleep, so WE SPECIALIZE In rooflng and Conn. keys. Cleanly picked. Wrapped i NiSKT-f to got out and bo doing tomothing! . Aran’s pet. Phone Smith, 2-0288. Radio and heater. ninnlng order. Inquire 82 Ridge Emerson portable radios, reg. A TlN'V OOe llO A VAST CLANK-1 she phoned down to have the siding. Highest Quality m!' In cellophane, for your freezer. First floor redecorated. management supply some heat. As a general rule, wisdom Is 19.?5 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan — EXPERIENCED Stuffed toy sew­ $37.05, our price, $25.00; Porce­ iNe, STEAMING M A C H tN e .';^ » street. terials Workmanship guaran­ 67c per pound. Telephone 7733. Early occupancy on both FAREWELL"^ SClEMCC, INMEiJTiON, Desk Clerk-Dh, It's not cold at very dry stuff. ■cot* Heater. ing machine stitcher. Apply Ka- lain top kitchen tables, $6.00 up; teed. A. A Dion. Inc, 299 Autumn 8 lb. deluxe washing machine, floors. Sale price |15,000. trreRATURE.'me a r t s -- all. Are your teeth chattering? BUGS BUNNY FUNNY BUSINESS BY H e r s h b e r g e r street. Phone 4860. ¥ Klar Cloth Toy Co., Hilliard As a general rule .wisdom Is d r a p e r ie s Made to order. Any BARLOW MOTOR RALES DON'T FORGET reg. $124.06 - $69.00, pump $10 HAK-KAFF^^^^ She— Hold the wire while w a p p in o c e n t e r ■treet. Artides for Sale 45 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA look. They’re In a glass of wa­ very dry stuff. style, lined or unllned. Tel. 2- TTLO ROOFS end sldewalla, guar­ extra; Norge 8 cubic foot freezer, I GOTTA Olva MY FAJCK RIGHT OV«R * ' Out Of The High Rent Dlstrtet IMMEDIATE Placement. 3 wom­ reg. $889.05, rale $260.00; Norge Realtor ter. M « T CUCTOMBR THHRE / ITG TH' USUAL SM». OCTOBER 30 ami 31 anteed material and workman­ BOLTON — Building atone and Wl.sli we could afford thoae trips FULL thoatm cnt FBNPCR GTRAIGHTeNIN~ - - - - A Phone 6404 en to work 3 hours a day. Write flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. 16 lb. automatic washing ma­ OONNECmCUT U fht and Power Open Evenings Until 9 is thp l,nst days to ship. 37 years experience. Free 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 Never look down on those who we are dreaming about for the ...COMt JOB I •etlmates. No obligation. Call Box Q, Herald. Phona 2-0617. Stanley Patnoda. chine, reg. $330.95, our price $199; ^0 ^ look up to you. summer. RIGHT IN, MBBUMB ^ company stock, approximately All Day Sunday buy your new car Yaggl or conical antennas com' Phone Office 5440 FBTUNIA.' share, returns 5 6-10%. George Collins, Manchester 8117. ------—^ ' SIS pav 1961 CHEVROLET Fordor rower- without new federal STENOGRAPHER for gefteral of­ ROYAL AND Stnltb-tJorana port plete with lead-in, wire, lightning Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE on your investment. Phone in fice work. Must be efficient in able and atendarv, typowrtters arrester, chimney mount, stand your order. Coburn A Middle- glide. radio, heater. It's that excise tax. Home Listings Wanted beautiful new green color Onl.\ Roofing 16A shorthand and typing. Experience All makes of adding mnehinaw off holders, ground rod, ground brook, Inc.. 8216 anytime or 8681, preferred. Phone 4119, or apply sold or rented. Repairs on al wire, mask priced at $9.98 up. THREE ROOMS and bath in Ver­ Antwor to Provioui Puzilo 5,000 miles. Guaranteed. Doug­ Immediate Delivery COUGHLIN ROOFS stay on in I a A for Ed. to Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co., makea. Marioar'a. Complete Hotpoint electric stoves non. five minutes from Wilbur las Motors, 333 Main. Top Tradea any kind ol storm! For guaran­ Songster Mrs. Clough. reg. $279.95 - $190; O.K electric Cross Highway, approximately teed roofing call Coughlin, Man­ 1946 FORD club coupe. Radio, POWER KRAFT 8” bench saw. kitchen clock 12.09; Sunbeam egg IH acres of land. Full price $5,- GIRL FOR office and counter heater Blue 6nlah. Very nice chester 7707. Alao carpenter’a toola. Inquire 47 cooker, 17.09; O. E. oven roaster, 500. Phone Rockville 5-9254. McCLURE work. 5V4 day week. Good pay, Walker street. HOBIZONTAL 3 Pronoun. THE PROSPECT HIU School for throughout. Popular model, hard ROOFING Speclallxing tn repair­ reg. $34.05 - $21.95; Sunbeam 4 P a rm lt ' yooBg children. Pre-Kindergarten. AUTO COMPANY' beneflta. CTean working condi­ HOMES—City and Country. Man­ MiM»ietafl to find. Dougla.i Motors, 333 ing roofs of all kinds. Also new waffle masters, reg, $24.05 - 8 Unusual O Kindergarten. Monday through Main. tions. Apply in person. New $18.95; chrome slicing machines, chester, Rockville, Coventry and Hudson Salea and roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Model Lauhdry. 73 Summit AQUA AND Gray ’Thayer stroller. vicinity. Priced for every pock- lOJigflla • W onn ■ JMday. Transportation fumlsh- cleaned, repaired 26 years' ex­ reg. $24.95 • $18.95; Dormeyer 7 World War U •d. Mra. Lela Tybur, director, street. Good condition. Call 2-1667. etbook. Agent, 2-3151. DaET’S FACe 12 Staga «i>lsp«n TRIPLE CHECKED USED CAR.S Service perience. hree estimates. Call electric mixer with hamburg 14 Swiss rivtr aoldlar i Fboaa 4267. Howley. Manchester 5361. PRACTICALLY New parlor heat' grinder, $43.50 - $29.95; Waring MANCHESTER—2-family house, - . 4 T - le-io iC oncedea .1 ■n4MC veUW BRTTBR 15 Drops of cya ------ACT f v m VWANTED—Riders to Hartford, 1960 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Black. .373 Main Street Help Wanted— Male 36 er, also four oil drums. Phone blenders, $22.05; O. El. roasters, 5-5, good condition, reasonable 9 Requlrefnent 1950 Ford 2-Dr.—Heater. "Maroon. reg. $45.00 - $31.95; O. E. cleaner, fluid 10 Small child hoiwa 7 to 6, Call 8848 after 8975. price. For further' Information 17 JCncounterad Phone 2-9442 Heating—Plombing 17 reg. 179.05 - $40.05; Dormeyer TOONKRVII,LK F^LKS BY FONTAINE FOX 11 Legal point I 8:80. 1950 Chevrolet 2-Dr—Radio and call 2-7,849. IflUtfaU 28 Arabian prince 42 Morindin dya heater, tan. WANTED ELECTRIC HOT water heater, Fri-Well, $49.95 - $19.95 We sell IS P tn ia n PLUMBING and heating Furn­ alao floor Rimace. Both one year WANT A LARGER HOME in a 2 0 B « 16 Exclamation S2DnMaea 43 Still ‘ WANTED—Paaeenger to Grove 1940 Ford V-8 Custom Club Coupe aces, oil burners and boilers. R.C.A., Zenith, Dumont, Bendlx, WlAMLV ^UdCEPTIDLB MR .S iM S . tlN M t $4 Manifest 45 Slat ' otteot, Hartford, hours 8:15 to A-1 MECHANIC old. apartment size washing ma­ Crosley, Admiral televisions. G. E, better location? Just listed sub­ 19Cooktag Radio and heater. Aoto AcrcsMiic Earl VanCamp. Tel. 5244. 1» 4kEsI • fitlY p a o t 35 Dimtautiva of 48 Compaaa potet 4:80. Phone 7076. chine. CaU 2-4031 after 8 p. m. ’Tidy cleaner, reg. $44.50 - $29.05 stantial home off Princeton utensil 1940 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Ra­ Tirta Our increasing service busi­ street, 4 down, 2 up, all finish­ butterfly CacMla 480baerva EF^nciENT Plumbing and heat­ Standard 'TV boosters, reg 31 Oriental poify dio and heater. Gray. Owned by ness haa created a need for 9 X 12 RUG, 2 rug frames, ward­ ed. Lavatory down, garage 2SNaar 36 Source of light 49 Through our secretary. BEFORE YOU buy tires see us. ing. Plugged drains machine $34.50- $10.05; Sunbeam toast 24 Mexican t A s IMMMIW Fnt itelt additional good mechanics. If robe, coats. Inquire 118 Main nicely landscaped lot. T. J. 24 Jargon Indian 39 Dance step 52 Goddaaa of the 1949 Dodge Coronet-Radio, heat­ Goodyear distributors. Gorman cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 master hospital trays with toast­ 28 S m ^ island Motor Sales, 285 Main street Oakland atreet Phone 6497. you are one of these, looking street, apartment No. 2. Monday er, 321.9,1; G. E. lightweight Iron Crockett, Broker, phone 5418 or 25 Seed covering 40Goddaaa iff earth BEFORE TOO Buy a ueed oar er, gray. and Tuesday, 7 p. m. residence 3751. 29Mtasra] rock dltcord 84 Symbol for a I saa QocBian Motor Salea Buick Phone 2-4571. for a good proposition—See $8.95; 4 slice toaster, $16.93 tOMaosureof 27 Spanish 1948 Dodge 4-Dr. CUSTOM—Gray, PLUMBING Alterations. New communltjr 41Callona ruthenium f t Salsa and Sarvlce,' 285 Main radio and heater. our Service Manager Mr. Gay. 8 M. M. RE"VERE turret movie Arvin grill, reg. $12.50 - $5.50 MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom typo WHITE WALL TIRES — 6.00x16, work. Repair and water piping. G. E. heating pad, $5.95; Presto atxsst. Phona 2-4571. Open eve- 1948 Ford V-8 2-Dr.—Blue. 6.50, 7.60x15. Firestone, Kelly, camera, case and Wollanaak wide house all modem, conveniences. tlO riantal r Manchester 3636. steam Irons, $13.95. Brunner’s TV BMMUr# r W l f 1947 Oidamoblle "76" 4-Dr —Heat Royal Masters, Denman. Bnm- MORIARTY BROTHERS angle lens. Phone 2-2504. Garage, also several ranch houses J “Last yaar thay avldamly got oH tbo courao-thla ytar nor'.s. Packard, 358 East Center PLUMBING and heating, ipeclal------j — Dept. In basement of Packard in good location. Phone Frances SlBUdiblidof taking no chanooaT > 1950 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE er, green 301-316 Center Street building at 358 East Center street lunlly Deluxe Tudor, $1,495. 1949 Olds­ street. Phone 5191. Izlng in repairs, remodeling, cop­ K. Wagner, Realtor. 2-0028. 1946 Noah Ambassador 4-Dr — Ra­ CHICKEN MANURE for lawns Open every night till 9 p. m. If SSKanpotB mobile 76 Tudor, radio and heat­ dio .and heater. per water piping, new cooi4truc- tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ MAN WANTED for shipping de­ and gardens, F’hone 6971. you want to save real money on SIX-ROOM Older House — Good motmtelna BY MERRILL C. RL08SBR er. Hydramatic. Beautiful condl- 1946 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Fleetmaster. Rnatnem Servirew Offered 1.3 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Too Good ments arranged. Edward Johnson partment. Apply Manchester appliances see Brunner. Easy condition. Aluminum storm win­ SflA M M l* etoi Douglas Motors. 333 Main. —Heater. Black. CRIB FREE with purchase of like dows, oil heat, large lot. Ideal REFRIGERATION Service, com­ Phone 6979 or 5044. Modes, IMnc street. terras on purchase of $50 or more. 37 Sloth I new $16 mattreas, selling for $8. for children. Barbara Woods, ____ i-TIMER.^SO'RXiVEr iBoT 1 OkNT \AAU-, f r o m 1949 Chevrolet Fleetlire — mercial and domestic. See our Do your Xmas shopping—now— 33 Note ta A lready PLLEO aav piBSTThG.^, ABOUTTHAr TRUCK SPECIALS ACTIVE MAN with proven direct Phone 2-9951. Agent, 3702. WkLL ou r lEEN BOMANCIN’ WESET /_vyiN THE Like new. ^ display ql guaranteed used refrig- save money. Guido's seals GRAB A OMOER at THE NAMES' NOTH- ’PRKB WnHOUT Millinery— Dressmaking 19 sales experience. Introduce popu­ 33Fondla8 c iNG BUT THE lOPlbUMOeSf JLAMOUR DOUS 1947 Dodge—Two ton, 158" wheel ators. George H. Williams Asso­ lar exterior home decoration plan. WILLIAMS Oll-a-matic oil burner, FOUR ROOMS in fine condition. BEHIND MV BACKf NAMES/ CHARMijvgagacs 1949 Ford 4-Dr. Custom—Ra­ base. Fine condition. ciates. 260 Tolland Turnpike, DRESSMAKING. Specializing in with controls. Good condition. | Oil heat, good lot. Move right in. 41 Drisd grass Real proposition — permanent. LIVING ROOM set for sale. 44 African itvor AMa'LLta r- dio and heater. 1946 Chevrolet H Ton Pickup— Manchestei Phone 2-3585, nights alterations. Phone 2-4122. 655 Will show you by actual training Phone 8152. Cfiieap. I*hone 4773. $8,900. Madeline Smith, Realtor. M U P / / 7691. 2-1642 or 4679. 47&dst r Very low mileage. North Main street. how sales are made. Must have dlBuropaaB 1946 Pltrmouth Club Coupe. car. FTefer man used to earn­ WE HAVE some excellent values 1942 Dodge H Ton Pick Up. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. Diflmonds— W atehf NEW SIX-ROOM single, hot water dried tuber ing $5,000.00 a year or more. in used wringer washers, $15 and 80 Short-napped ; 1940 Ford 4rDr. 1941 Dodge 1’ 4 Ton Rack Body. Wolcott on wiashing machines, flioving— TraeklRg— Compensation discussed at inter­ Jewelry 48 up. Kemp's, Inc. heat with oil, downstairs lava­ 12 foot. vacuum cleanera, motors, amall Storage * 26 view. Write Mr. Walker, Box tory, tile bath, fireplace, nice lo­ febrie { 1940 Dodge. appllancee. Free pick-up and de­ 202, Newark, N. Y. LEONARD \A. TOST, Jeweler, to- cation. S. A. Beechler, Realtor^ 31 He ta a radio $ livery. A-1 repair, s^ea. 180 MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ pairs, adjust- watehaa experUy Machinery and Tools 52 Phone 6969. CUT PRICES ON PRE-WAR CLARKE MOTOR SALES Main. Phone 8597. ery Local light trucking and ReaoonaUe prloos. Open daUy. 33<adrtcal ST CARS and ’TRUCKS package delivery. Refrigerators, Thunday avanlnga, 119 flpnica 1DEPE3NDABLE QUALITY, Mod- NEW! Two or Three-Bedroom MOiargar « \V 801 Broad Street FIRST erate prices, terms, on our large TRUCKS DOORS OPENED, keye fitted, waahera and stove moving street raone $-4387. Homes. Hallin Brothers. Phone 38Haata copied, vacuum cleanera, Irona, specialty. Phone 2-0752. selection of used Farmalls, Allls- 2-9221. Open Evenings 1938 Plymouth ‘v Ton Pickup CLASS Chalmers, Oliver, Caterpillars, YIMIOAI. • $195—3155. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, /0-3O 1949 MERCURY Convertible. Ex­ knlvee, mowers, etc put Into con­ THE AUSTIN A. (Yiambera Oo., TOOL MAKERS Garden—Farai—IM ry Case, John-Deere tractors. See us BRICK FRONT colonial. First Ifr id l sol cellent condition. One owner, dition for coming needs. Braith- local and long diatanca moving, Increase Your Income Prodocta______M for your requirements. Dublin floor: living room with fireplace, / p - y g - j / . SDcmigoddoae can 2-9219. SOLIMENE, Inc. walte, 52 Pearl atreet. packing, crating and atoraga ’Praetor Oo., North Windham den, dining room, Yoimgatown Restricted Area BY AL VERMEER road, Willimantlc, 3-3217. kitchen, lavatory. Second floor: 8 PRISCILLA’S POP 834 Center Street Manchester Service to all pa.«a of the U 8. loREEaf MOUNTAIN No. OneMn- MICKEY FINN A Born Actor! LANK LEONARD 1940 CHEVROLET, radio and ANTIQUES Keflniahed. Repairing A and Canada. Call 6187. Hart­ Part ’Time Jobs Open spected poUtoes. The best eating spacious bedrooms, large closets, heater. Motor overhauled. This Dodge nnd Plymouth Cara 0 6-10 P. M. Shift Wanted—To Bay 58 BUT, DEAR.'! THEY WANT. ^ R E L V THE WE ALL OWE IT Alao Dodge Job Rated 'Tnickf done on any furniture Tiemaan. ford 6-1428. potato grown Delivered to your tile bath. Oarage. Hot water (oil) N E IG H B O R S TO OUR CHILDREN car Is in excellent condition. 189 South Main atreet Phone with recessed radiation. Decem­ 8-BUTPOCTDRS HO-THE BEST DOCTOR . >ANPHAVnC SCOREOMYNE B-SUr.PHI. WEa*AH-TNATY ) TO GO OUT AND " ■ TO L trr THCM Telephone 5101 or 5102 door. Call Hathaway 2-1390. WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ SOAP WINDOWS, CAN'T DENY, Clarke Motor Sales. 301 Broad. 6843 ber occupancy. Price $16,500. WORK MIRACLES iMYMEWDRIOCQUimT SI$Tie& I JU9T OIXILDrr STAND -V-YOU’U “ WHAT 1 REANT ^ THEM ------H A V e ThIEIR A Safe Piace To Buy Used Cara FULL TIME ing room, bedroom, kitchen or 10 TAIN TO YOU a n d RINle Open evanlngs. P a in t in g — P a n e lin g 21 SEASONED Hardwood, $18 per Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 CN,HMriM(OuTMLlOUI98/1CMTT TOOAYnUL-AHP. aHPROVETHKWWSr^ PLAYms UKEAHACKENlSO rM l CONTINUE TO f FfW , - FUN/, TOOL MAKERS entire households. Let us make ABOUT,LOUISE/ POWER BURNERS and Range cord, delivered, dumped from or 4670; M M m EVEN / KIO MYSCIF M ir IKNOWABIWE LOUISE! rT9 AS GOING TO BUY A BOAT, LOUISE TEACH ME, . INNOCENT , ” 1942 PONTIAC 8 Bumera expertly cleaned and PAINTING. Paperhanging. No WANTED truck. Call Coventry 7-6406. you an offei. ’The Woodshed. 1)«NK Of EMN^UMGER-nUjeVER SPECIALIST WHO GOOD AS r m EVER -AND SPEND AU MV SPARE STREAMLINER 4-DOOR 1937 CLEAN Chevrolet coupe. serviced. Let us service and re­ job too small. Call 2-9065 days, Phone 2-3154. HARVARD ROAD. First time on UFeoLFiroua / beany better MIGHT- KEl YMB FI9HIN6I 1 Green. Radio and heater. Phone 5463 after 5. pair your wa.shing machine or re­ after 5 p. m. Call 2-0726. Apply the market. Four down, two up. BRIST MAY GET^ THAR IT 1$ RIGHT frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. HoosehoM Uoodi 51 I WANTED— Electric train, child’s an finished. Has fireplace, lava­ IRtTME.) m Seat cover.H. New paint. Si>e- SPECIAL This week. 19.10 Stude- table and chair set and any other WILCO tory, oil heat, recreation room ta bskfr, 4-door Champion, radio, UGHT TRUCKING—Ashes and Repainng 23 toys, in good condition. Phone ciaJl MACHINE TOOL Do You Believe In Santa aaus! basement garage. Nice lot. I«n- heater, overdrive. 1950 Stude- rubbish removed. Attics, cellara CALL ME 7839. 1942 PACKARD CLIPPER nnd yards cleaned. Prompt serv­ MATTRElSb. Toui old mattreasea COMPANY mddiate occupancy. Pried $16,800, ker 2-door Champion, radio, eternized and remade Uke new PHONE HAR’TFORD 6-0358 4-DOOR .eater, overdrive. Chorchea Motor ice at reasonable prices. John 222 McKee Street I Have ’The Biggest Bargain T. J. Crockett Broker. Phone Call Jones Furniture and Floor Manchester, Conn. 5416 or residence 8751. Black. Radio and heater,. Sales, SO Oakland street. Haberem. Phone 2».3749. YOU EVER SAW IN YOUR LIFE A 10" OR 8" Ult arbor bench saw, Cnveiing 36 Oak Tel. 2-1041. I’VE BEEN HOUDINO. IN MY | jointer and Mrtd law. C*n 2W78. Electromatic clutch. Ne.W M E CAN GIVE .YOU WINDOW s h a d e s made to order I WAREHOUSE for a young couple paint. Very special! / AN EXTRA GOOD TRADE and installed. Venetian blinds LIKE ’TO SELL televisions, re-lv^^^ decided to cancel«1 thelitheir order 159 HENRY STREET jso u a i Bonds—St orki Knnma \\iini>o( K«tnrd fit* Bank Finance Plan and cbrtaln rods. 24 bour aervlce. frigerators, Ironers, automatic I g LOVIXY ROOMS 1940 FORD 2-DOOR Estimates gladly given. Fagan /'Mortgngra 31 washing machines and 200 other I . o F FTJRNITORE Here Is a modem 6 room BY LESLIE rURNER 1951 Chryaler M'inrtaor Deluxe 4- WASH TUBBS Bad Lack Just repainted. Good ■•'hape. Dr.- Rad!o, heater, sun visor. Window Shadv f^.. Route 44 at SECOND MORTGAGES bought Items T Tour own businees with I "Phllco’’ ESectrlc Refrigerator, home built around 1640. Pleas­ BOOiVi A I) iIKH H U im iK S And Now This BY EDGAR MARTIN Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. I SINGLE RCOM. Gentleman pre­ ant living room with fireplace $269 Juniper preen. FIxtra clean. Low for our own account. Re-flnanc- no investment — We finance all I “Phlleo". Electric Range. “Uni' ferred. CaU 2-2494. HE GHCTUIDN'T \fl0«CTIM8 iiUlNli niileape. your sales and carry inventory. I veraal" Washer, Nice Bedroom, and open stairway. Modem WOT'G THISAFODOXI /ACREWtAAMV^ LINOLFIUU Remnants 50c square ing, repairs, consolidate, quick, TIME r hME oBKnBl hardly KbEw eero 'AVE BEEN ALLOWED IHAPPENO w o n MAM lp.10 Chrysier Royal 4-Dr. Radio, Work your own houra, hava your I pretty living Room, gorgeous Di' kitchen, cheerful dining room o o s n T o h , VGA «A\0. ALL TH’ . yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. confidential service. Manchester *UP9O6lt:VfeX'S00 A YVOO-W tatwa A vAtfeWGS QUIT! / B. 14 A V and yni Aa TO BRING A BLACK lOAKEG’ ------BRUNNER’S heater. Beautiful blue. Clean all own territory-erritory— Get— - in------business, | ------nette,------rugs, umps, . . d}*k«s, . w ver-I . h qqjj board In private home and three bedrooms on second Gva CCMUBO COMMOTION Done by reliable, well-trained Inveetment Corp., S87 Main. floor. Tnie bath, hot water UP AKK> v t r t • 1 A OVTXO, VPW-OW I WITH DOWV •.GHV'U. OP. ABOUT, EASY k!! "^HARP UiCK N ^ T lOCJlWIH?^ Packard the w‘ay. Full price $1875, Phone 5416. for yourself—today! It’s really ware, pictures and a few odds and | for elderly lady. Call 3337. 358 East Center St. 1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club men All jobs guaranteed. Hall heat with oU burner. Complete HOUKKi y o L K S i Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage atreet. fun. the harder you work U»« insulation, basement ' garage lt> VlMl Tei . 5191 Coupe—Nice clean gray finish. more you make. Addreoet ’Time J O ^ ^ A N FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Heater, low mlleape. F'ull price Phone 2-4022 evenings 6108 or Near Main street. GenUemen with amCSlte drive. Beautiful YO TOWUBflTVim Rnslnem OpportnnHIes 32 Sale Dept. Box 750. Manchester, . i yard with many large trees. wtw Open Evenings $1575 8109. I And n i arrange low friendly terms preferred. Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel HO*f1 ABOUT nr------19'19 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club ‘ for you. I’U continue to bold tt un- Boweib school just two biMks TAVERN FOR SALE. Good lo­ street. , .1948 CHEVROLET panel truck. Coupe—Radio, heater, good Urea. FLOOR PROBLE.*,8 solved with cation. Ehccellent equipment. ’Tel. OFFICE CAREER, $47.50. Work tU y w want It, If you are^not r e a ^ ------^ ----- away. / linoleum, a.-pha!i tUe counter. I Black. New clutch, transmission Dark green. Full price $1295 2-2252, between 6 and 8 p. m. in Manchester. Personable. Strong It m wnd my car for you to CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, well ' Inspection By Appointment .aLWL. ' and tires. Ehtcellent condition. 1949 Nash 4-Dr. Model 600 Super— Expert wor uanahlp, tree eati- figure aptitude. Desire for public ?»ow you ^ furnished room for buslnes^ou- Mutt sacrifice. Phone 2-8169. Radio, -beater, cruising gear. majjea. Open eveninga. Jonee Fur­ Clean all the way. F'ull price niture. Oak street. Ptionc 2-1041. FOR SALE contact. High school <«P>oma ‘ ‘ if ROBERT J. SMITH. Inc. A ntlnimnniminimum requirement.r*nnlr.m«n» Contact |1 ^ like' WhSt I have. PH 3837. $1195 953 Mata Strse^ 1932 CHEVROLET. Good running 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 TYPEWRITERS and adding ma- GARDEN Wilson Agency, 54 Church, Hart­ show it to you ahytlme.you say— ROOM FOR two gentlemen, twin condition. Phone 4823. Dr —Early aeries. Heater, aeaf chlnea sold, rented, repaired. RESTAURANT ford. Conn. during the day or evening. So If beds, heat, hot water, convenient Phone 3450 rovers, extra clean. Full price Prompt service. Reasonable you don’t think there U a Santa to bus. References required. In­ After 6 P. M. CaU 7843 •^9 DEPENDABLE $1095. rates. Guaranteed work. Office 840 Main. Street WANTED Claua, I’ll prove to you there really quire State Tailor Shop. BUsell 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Radio supplies. F'ree pickup.and delivery is one. ao if you want to see this atreet. Tel. 7388. After 6 call USED CARS heater, aeat covers, good tires Experienced gas station EAST HAR’TFORD — Hurry! The Doabla Big HaDo BY 5UCHABL 0 * 1 1 AL L E Y service. Friendly Typewriter Contact lot of merchandise. Phone Hartford 5047. VIC FLINT Full priep $995. Service, 1205 Main street. East attendant. Must be able 6-0358, after 7 p.m. 48-4690. Builder has only two Iota left. ALLEY OOP It Sounds Simple BY V. T. HAMLIN Written Guarantees 1946 DeSoto Cusiotrr Club Coupe-- MR. ALBERT (Jhoose yours now. Cape Cod, 4 rflCM4snMM fr ^ Compare ’These Prices Hartford. Tel. 8-6734. FRANK VOZZOLA to grease cars, fix flats WtLCCMft TD-I HAPFV ■T D '^ a Mid ANCP TH 0 IP HAWnCAJ GCICWe, I Nlce green finish. Radio, heater. ALBERTS AportMaiits. Plata, rooms, expandable,, full Insula- lA^KNCONf^ n.lTUHSML,BUTNOr WVWOL LIK» YOU THM NAMOUM AT)MTI«y w n n w t M O iM S U M B M M and have driver’s license, votPvB«orwi«imaa» Yvojbar.icmftKX 4riA, VIC RJND MOffBTHANWIP 1980 Chevrolet Tudor—$1,395. Full price $89,1. CABINET MAKING, reflalab and Between 'eneoiMitfl 6S tioa. plastered walls, tUe bath, AMANOOULOAOKFOR-/ LEAST NOT YET/^OK, ^ ACYLEASTIDA ak xpaw RCIENPOFAUFMTIMM. 1938 Chevrolet 4-Dr.—Good tires. $1.25 an hour to start. See KEINMORE Wrlngei^type wash-1______Tew 1949 Chevrolet Coupe—$1,195. repair furniture Cornices made to 'oil heat ameslte driveway,:elec­ DEGREE IF NERO t VVEa,HE9>MPHlbFilN.L.!!®^?£)M^J?WCE A 8 6 r ® ^ 1947 Chevrolet ’Tudor—$795. Full price $85. order. Phone 2-9583. John Hahn. 10 A. M. and 5 P. M. Van for interview. tag macl^, S ol4 Bhccel-1 MILES east of Manchest^ HAD NOT IN- lent condition. $85. Encctro-mas- tric kitchen outlet, large lot A i m u w Y f 1946 Ford 2-Door—$645. BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc No Phone Calls beautifully furnished 5 room flat a development Splendid value at 1941 Pontiac Sedan—$296. 30 Biasell St. Phone 7191 VAN’S ter range, $25. Imitation flip- available Immediately to June Hou^hoM Ber n e— plaea mantel, $80. Phone 2-3511. $11,800. For appointment to aee 1940 Dodge Coupe—$245. 1952. Rent $100 per month. Utili­ call 2-8151. 1989 OldsmobUe 6 Sedan—$195. 1937 HUDSON Sedan. Engine I Offerefi 13A SERVICE STATION MANCHESTER— Approximately lARISTO B lu r nnltalKhed book- ties and heat extra. References 1989 Plymouth Sedan—$145. good. Condition fair. Make offer. 1 1-3 acre lot, part A-zone, part FLAT FINISH Holland window eaaea iaad' chests ta many sIm s. I required. Alice apm pet Agency, 444 WOODLAND Street—Delight­ 209 Middle Turnpike East. Rural zone, offering many oppor­ 427 Hartford Road ful two year .

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f^JMDAT^ OOlOBn M» im ;flanrlr^Bt»r Enntfng H^raib T I i o W M t l M r Average Daily Net Frees Ron Fm eaat at 0. 0. Waototi,m m s m Far the Weak Badfog Family Laynwn'a lUtroat Leaguo. R. Amaa, sou o f Mr. — October FI, IM l Oteariag aril aeefor The drill team of tha D a i ^ t m Sunday marked the Feaat of ta r ir ito Mra. Raymond B. Amaa of M Lau­ Vaceinatloii Clinic Dinner Parly Held of Liberty, No. 118, I/)Li, will Christ ih s King. Members of both «M i freak aklftlag wtarie ra! atraat, racantly complatad hla hold a Halloween party tomorrow St. James' snd St. IM dget’s par- 10,340 ^ Town boot tralamg at Oraat Lakaa A ll ehUdrsn who b «v « not By Trust Company evening at 8 o’clock at tha home lBiWrparUcipata|Mff''th« ptlgrtm* oteBsse of Mrs. Joseph Johnston, 18 Haw­ Naval Trmlmiig Oantar and baa had dlphtharia toxoid snd vae- e efthe A a«t ■ m a m i ^ k f . iuni Ura. Stothar Harding baan tranafarrM to tha Supply agt. • 1 at OfrcalatlaBa ley street, who la president of the clnaUon and who do not hava a M m ushodRt^A Cky o f VOUigR Chmrm H f m m H M u ten at School at Newport, R. L About 80 paoplo attended tha« ■nie group startod at St. JameF team. Members of No. 17 and family doctor are to report to Manehester Trust Company's sn- A> thair iww horn* nt church and than visited St. friends will be welcome to attend. the Clinic at Mancheeter Me­ noal fall dinner party for ths ««rM ntTMti liongmendow, M» m .. All children of St. John's Church morial Hospital Wednesday Bridget's, St. Rose's la East Hart­ (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVB CENTS wid would Hk« to haar from any Prises will be awarded and re­ school ara Invited .to a Halloween bank’s officers, staff and directors (Claeained Advertlabig on Fage I t ) MANCHESTER, CONN., W E D N E SD A Y OCTOBER 81,1951 freshments consisting of .Hal­ morning Nov. 7, at 8:80 a. m. at tbs RooemOnt restaurant In ford and St. Joseph’s Cathedral In VOL. LXXL NO. 27 a f tlialr (Hands. For many yearn costume party In tha pariah hall Mothera may call 84M for Hartford. The pUgrtmage was led «Ka Hardlnga ware ^ v e in the loween pudding with aauce. Bolton last night of tha church on Oolway atraat regiatratlon. by Rev. Kdgar J. Farrell. HoOtli Hathodlat Church and clHc doughnuts, sweet cider and tea tomorrow afternoon from 4 to • Oerogo Smith, head bookkeep­ at(aira. ____ will be served. o’clock. Highlights vrlll be tha er. arranged the affair, which fea­ grand msrch, with prises for the tured filet mignon on the menu, ■ Tha grand prise of a whole h ^ A daughter, their second child, funniest and best costumes, Tho meeting of the Cancer com­ Philip H. Graham of'the Hartford •ad a basket of groceries given by was bom in Hartford Hospital. games, favors and refreahmenta. mittee, which was to have been National Bank and Trust Co., aa C a m ’s Market in connection witn Oct 17. to Mr. and Mrs. Karl The hall will be appropriately dec­ held tonight in tho board room the afterwUnner speaker, and Franklin Hunt of 73 Boxbury WANTED ns lOth anniversary sale was won orated for the party. Mlaa Halan of Manchester Memorial ’Hospi­ dancing. py ttu y J. Dowd of Warehouse street. Hartford, formerly of Four room onfamlshed Truce Hopes Brighter as Communists Yield Orayb will be guaat of honor. tal, will tsko plaeo next Tueoday Manchester. The baby has been M a t Rev. Stephen Stryjewakl and at 7:80 p. m. Msmbers art urged apsrtment by middle-aKcd > v . nampd Donna Jean. mothers of the children , are in to reserve the date. About 100 Attend couple. No ehildren, perma­ "tqi ^ charge of arrangements. Hosteaa- Cards i-ercived from Miss nent residents. PS will be Mrs. Genevieve Woj- SA Thomas Yost of M4 North Rleanor Huebner of North Main narowlc*. Mra. Helen Opalach. Main street la enjoying s two Sunday Pilgrimage Laughing Welcome t r u s s f i t t i n g street, who Is at present In New Mra. Bemics Hendrickson and weeks’ leave after oomplaUng his WRITE BOX A W. Virginia Washington in Gay Mexico, describe a “ terrinc" trip basic training In tha N avy at Bain- Truce Line Mra. Mary Kacamaresyk. New Red do H ERALD ■ly a UK>H Omdaatad Bsparta. recently' taken In Grand Canyon bridge N avu Training Center. The Despite the rein Sunday, about 100 men, women and children par­ qtinus Alas Afedaaslnnl Supports. Ctaa- National Park. Arlsona. For the The children's Halloween party local man expecta to be assigned '*Wt eves learftof fesm wits we aar^ded fe ticipated In the Holy Year pil­ Mine B last tle nasliry. and an type# ol sor- first hour, she says, she was lit the Mnnehester Country Club to a apectslised school in Virginia scared to ilcnlh hut figured the grimage sponsored by the Man­ tief Atkntk Trifh Rafistd ffeeffsf Off." Mood for Princess Utaul upptlannes. Private Fit- will take place tomorrow at 7 following completion of his leave. mule knew hla business and she He la the eon of Mr. and Mra. A l­ chester members o f ths Holy p. m. "SttllM, frame, span? . . . Oh sate, 1 M l bear' UN Demand Mag «aaua. settled down to enjoy the trip. bert ToaL Prisons 12 Close to «boea terms. He my* he snikes oat for home after A U AN ilC It makes a great difference when Mrs. David Thomas, ohalrman WILLIAMS worit M relax Us frame a few spare moments in Washington, Oct. 81—(flV-O fficial Washington M t on Its Qaiiin*a Pharmacy one resllv sees the bottom of the of the sewing group of the Amer­ S t Mary's Guild will meet a_ e______o n-e_-v_ chair. And Atlantic’s a.e_.___* Triple ReSned U...»Heat­ best bib and tucker today to greet Princess Elizabeth and the c^yon 'ln this way, Miss Huebner Kayford, W. Va., Oct. 81— ican Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs. Thursday noon In tho guild room. ing Oil gives a maximum conversion to heat; that Duke o f Edinburgh. Hurt As Balloon Exploded wr1tc5. Members will bring their own GUARANTEED (/P)— An explosion trapped Surprise Offer Raymond Gosselin, chairman of OIL SERVICE 'g ^ ^ a more warmth per gsUonT’ > a | And in spite o f possible showers, thousands of men and | the Wavs and Means committee, sandwiches and toa, ooffso and twelve men deep ^gere United States. J. W. Hale Company's atore at B be made for the annual aale and F U E L snd RANGE OIL 51 BISSELL STBEET TEL. 44M President and Mrs. Truman and Still in Dispute o'clock. Members are now being supper Thuroday, Nov. 29. given little chance of being their daughter Margaret headed Says Solution H eadquarters contacted tor contributions for the An Wsteh ■k it * alive. the list of government officials, ^ sale. The Cosmopolitan Chib will W. R. CuUibert, chief engineer foreign diplomats and other dig- i Munnan, Korea, Oct. 81—• meet Friday afternoon at 3 Repsirs Are nitaries meeting Elisabeth and her r u R % for the Truax-Traer Coal Com­ (/P)— The Communists sub­ o'clock In the Federation room of blond, handsome husband on their { Of Oil Trouble Daughters were bom last week Tested On The OIL HEATING pany, aaid they had only a “very mitted a new proposal today at the Hartford Hospital to Mr. Center Congregational Church. long chance.’’ They were three arrival by plane from Montreal at for a Korean cease-fire buffer and Mrs. George Wood, of 38 ICdl- Mr. and' Mrs. John Dunning of e q u i p m e n t quartera of mile back In the 4 p. m. (e.B.t.). I Granby will show colored camera WATCH MASTER May Be Near! aon rosd, and Mr. and Mrs. John SWEET CIDER mountain. A 21-gun salute was to touch off zone almost the same as the closeupa of wild Sowers. Tea will Baveas. RFD 2. Bolton Notch, the Estimstes On Request Forty reacue workers tolled a rapid-fire succeaslon of recep- United Nations demand. 1^^ former on Oct. 28 and the latter on be aerved. The hostess wUl be GAUDET •lowly through the mine tunnel. tlons, dinners and other cere­ Washington, Oct. 81—(JP) — Un­ The only important dif­ Oct. 27. Mrs. Herbert W. Robb. CALL Uttered with rock and debria. The monies for the royal visitors. The dersecretary of State James Webb] set MAIM 8T. first: A reception by some 900 ference appear^ to be the (A e r a e From S t JanMO*o Chnreh) FOR HALLOWEEN air was foul and they wore oxy- said today ths United States has I Winiam Bosle. (left), vrto quit as chalnoM of the Diw o c m Uc news eorreepondents as soon aa status of Kaesong, fomer g E W K L B M 3-1257 ’ gen equipment. made some progress toward get-1 M A N K tS H DAILY When they atUl were 800 feet UoHd Committee. greeM the man who la believed In line to be 1^ the couple had a chance to fresh­ ting the British and Iranian gov­ site of truce negotiations. OOGSyOUROOOR from the main exploalon area, snooeeeor, Frank McKhmrir- The IndlsnspoUa bankw Hew In to en up and sample Amerlcan-atyle ernments together on a eoiutlon I The Reds want to keep it. Thq A T OUR OWN NEW MILL Cuthbert aald he could not gueaa Washington for the Oommlttoe’e meeting today, when the new chalr- tea. of their dispute over oil naturali-1 Elisabeth and Philip are guests alliefl propo.sal would take it SAV how quickly they could dig through. maa will be picked. ______aatlon In Iran. The ex^oalon ripped through of the President at Blair House away from them. during their 45-hour visit. Webb told a news conference I The sudden change in the the Truax-Traer mine. United No. diacusaiona which State Depart-1 ^ GirlScouts’ Fund Drive ’ APPLES FOR SALE 1, about 3 a.m. The entry la half Fermal Dinner Tonight Communist position brought U/ELC0M £ Figt Billed Docks Say raent ofTiclala have held here with I way up a rugged hillside about 36 See Haywood Tonight there's a Presidential Refrigerator* HOW ABOUT A MEW ONE» <- Beaaon la On Schedule dinner—very formal, limited to Premier Mohammed Mossadegh I on a wave of optimism that M l THIS WEEK miles southeaat of Charleaton. H ie the buffer zone question tunnel goes straight back Into the (Oonttnued .of Page H ilrteea) Waaliers and AC motmtiun, with little slope. Taking Over I.akelah4, Fla., Oct. 81—(flO (Continaed on Page Five) would soon be settled. That fiO AL $8,500 The men Inside were members —The flat billed ducks have hit has been the big stumbling Ti.cW G.CLEHNEYca ANSALDI’S STAND Other Appliancea o f a niUntenance crew, getting the calendar bn, the nose again. block h) armistice negotia­ BUILDING MATERIALS A door-to-door eaavaao the mine ready for today's work. Murray Job They arrived for the winter tions. TOP OF THE HIU ^ BOLTON Two hundred anxious friends Tuesday, marking J 2 year# of «,JW .HAM ec» LUMBER FUEL for funda la now being f Thu Rfda aiihmlttcd their plan conducted. Pleaae give aa and relativea gathered In amall the past 14 that they’ve Marion Davies Marries, unexpectedly. It waa outlined on i36MKAJN ST. MAhCMtSTfH New York, Oct. 81—(/P>—Allan generooaly as yon can. groups on the level graded space swooped in on Oct. 2Q. The S. Haywood, director of organlza- a detailed map. They handed It t o ' around the mine entrance. record ia kept by R. A- Pat­ a U.N. aiibrommittea in a rain- Women Calm Uon for the CIO, was reported to­ rick, Jr., who has wate(ied TlMve are over 1,188 OM ^ Whooping cough is one of the grestesi Abandons Hearst Claim I sodden tent at Panmunjom. The few women were calm. A day to have been tentatively them come and go for years. . The Onmmunlat proposal wax Sconte In MaadMoter and killers of children under thipg yeers of d i l ^ e aubelded as the morning designated to take most of the He's unable to figure out based on their version of the fnnde are needed to carry age. This loss o f precious life could be xvora OB. Fog covered the upper eat a arril rounded pro­ administrative chores from ailing why they keep that data. Las Vegas, Nev., Oct, 31—(/P)— Former Actress Marion | avoided by proper treatment. Your physi­ part o f the mountain. (Contlnned on Page Two) gram. Arch J. Alexander, state minea President Philip Murray. cian is prepared to protect your child. Davies was married in a surprise ceremony early today to ALLESON’S •hlaf, went underground with the Haywood reportedly will become Horace G. Brown, skipper o f a military transport ship. Don't wait until h is too late. Immunia- reeeua teams. Hla department executive vice president of the AS fnnda raleiM atay MEN'S AND BOYS* WEAR The blonde, blue-eyed ex-star gave her age as 46 and said it right In Maarhceter for tion aguBst whooping cough is a simple ru MAD* STREET (Cotaer BtseeU Street) TEL. 8814 ruahed aU available tnapectora to CIO. Czech Taxes Qlrl Seont vrerk here. procejure, but the disease b extremely the aeene. Like Murray, Haywood is a for­ was her fifat marriage. i Taft Invaijles H. B. Olaaacock, a bookkeeper mer coal miner. Both were hos­ Brown, 46, divorced from difficult to core. Other diseases against J pitalised during the last alx Mrs. Grace M. Br^wn, former wife j which every child should be inununized WEDNESDAY MORNING (Ooa tlaaad as Page Twa) months for serious allmenta. Pile Up Gifts of Singer Lawrence Hbbet, In To Cooperate “^Solid South” sre tetanus, diphtheria, and smallpox. W e I ^ t Haywood, with headquar- 1947. , Gire All You Can! carry all recognised hnraunizing agents SPECIALS tani In Washington, has taken on Communist Policy n ia ceremony wee pt|tormed at Not Join-Tito] subjrct to your doctor’s erdets. more and mqra of Murray'^ duties the El -Ranahe V e g M „ 3foUL Jip- ___ SM hmm/hrnmf bstoeB ewiimii^r towtoe a M fl trofo Draws Sbiiie Deniocrals WEDNESDAY MORNING - Predict Good wane tha praaldant remained a t Seems to bfc Aimed At Juidlce of the Peace Jam w Down. U aa exploriea of a bydtogea-SlIea balleoa at F a u a a ^ ^ J home In Plttabgrgh. Murray la The couple arrived hare hjrRlene To $25 a Plate Party >' >•,.'> '3 Roraa. Hie ballooa waa eae of those naed to want planra away from O N LY 137— BOYS’ $2.79-52.98 Yugoslav Leader Says 88 yesua old, Hhjrwood S3. Severing Western Ties from Loe Angeles at 8:15 a.ra. Mm trace talk aite. Dinner in Tennessee Tobacco Year The new Job, which Inaldera aay and obtained a wedding llcenae IbIt I REDUCED will bo oreated for Haywood, must His Course WUl Not Be SPECIALS ^— 3 k $ 1 . 8 8 Washington, O ct 81 — (P) — mediately. TO be confirmed at the CIO conven­ The ceremony lasted only thr«^ Swayed by Arms Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 8 l—(IP— SHIRTS tion beginning hero Monday. Re­ American gift packages were re­ Sen. Robert A. Taft revived the MUSIC AS YOU UKE IT! B Demand for New Crop minutes and waa witnessed by \ portedly it wa# approved by the ported today to be pUlng high In Brown's son, Horace G. Brown III, “Government Don’t Bet Democrata' own ancient, stataa' Flannels Sizes 8-18. Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Oct. 81— VerplRnck School Auditorium— Saturday, Nov. 10th Expected to be Strong, nine vice presidents at their meet­ Cxechosloyaklan poatofflces be­ Jimmie Stuart, an official of the righta battlerry last night as ha COTTON *r SAYON O V E R 1 0 0 Cowboy Style Broadcloth 8-12 ing yesterday and will be sub- (IP —Preihier Marshal U to of Yu­ - J cause the Czech Communist gov­ hotel, and Ken Frogley, of the opened a campaign to widen the 8:00 P. M. AH shirts sanforized. Broken lota and sizes. With Prices Steady Lea Vegas Chamber of Commerce. goslavia dediered today be ia will­ breach In the Solid South and gain ernment has Impoaed stiff taxes Back,” Gamblers Wail \ (Ooatlnned oa Page XUrteen) A t one point Juatica Down halt­ ing to cooperate with—but not to conservative Democratic support. on g ift items. PANTY N EW F A L L Waahlngton, Oct. 31— tJPt—The ed the ceremony. Mlae Davies, In Join—the AUantle. Pact, and i "W e must put on an all-out 'JL American officials liifonned on campaign In all Southern ,{Stea THE G CLEF CLUB QUINN’S PHARMACY ' Bureau o f Agricultural KmabmlcB reciting the marriage vows, had the West'could coitqt on him l Washington, Oct. 31— (/P)— Times were never so tough in O N LY 41— BOYS’ $2.98 I predicted today the demand for the aituation aald the Communist gotten ahead of him during the In behalf of the Republican nomi­ 878 Main S t—Tel. 4138 hr bosses of Czechoalovakta, raemed friend In the event o f World War ’ and ' next year's tobacco crop ariU be "Love, honor and obey" portion. the house Lady Luck operates just beyond the law. nee," he said in hla first Dixie In­ BRIEFS EST. 1902 Double Action to have two' purposes In view by III. \ DRESSES j generally strong and that prices "Just a minute,” said Down. "W e Tomorrow all her chancy sons have a rendezvous to keep vasion as an avowed candidate their crackdoMm on International Tito, wearing bis marshpSa uni­ THE SALVATIOIS ARMY BAND SWEAT SHIRTS , w ill be about the same or perhaps, don’t use the word 'obey' in the for the GOP nomination. SEe.HcVAlUl In eordaroy, laille ar layoa— form, met with 125 foreign And lo­ with their Uncle Sam’s tax collector. And the very thought . a little higher than In the last chi^ty: Nevada ceremony.” He spoke at a Republican rally Oe ea aale a4 cost or below. Jn ' New Bomb 1. To reduce this form of direct cal newspapermen in a feur 'iMur of it was hurting, bad. • ^ featuring year ar two. Miss Davlei then repeated after news conference, his largest aqd In the center of strongly Republi­ Hood attached. Bine and maroon. But tobacco production coats contact between Individual Czech They had built their Uvea on a w e can Etast Tennessee, but he drew citizens and their friends and rela­ longest since becoming chief at plush two-to-one proposition -of | j O f i f l f P L I 0 I C U Q S 1 ^ . 8 8 I are Ukely to rise further In 1952, (Oontlnned on Page Thirteen) some Democrats to a |25-a-plata CAPT. ERNEST PARR Sixes 8 to 18. Reduced t o ...... $ 2 ' * » Las Vegas Observers tives in the western world, par­ state, and answered a barrage of tl|e two great certainties, death “ ‘ the agency aald in an outlook re' questions. OOP dinner. o f Toronto, Canada : p ort ticularly the U.S. ■We must seek support for (Re­ I 4. 8, and T. White. Note Unique Features These were some of hla anaweri A B i 8 and hla Singing Trumpet The forecaat of a strong demand 2. To force any g i^ that are publican) nominees from all A U S IZ E S made Into lndlrMg|).cbanneIa He hopea for better relations Qioice I araa based upon prospei^ that Of Yesterday’s Blast Effebttve tomorrow, the govern- | Democrata whether In North or SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS through wWeh the OWmutilst* re- Claim Truman soon with Italy and Greece. ment hai^dded taxes. i ■ THIS T8 A CONCERT ATTRACTION THAT W ILL RANK WITH NATIONAL ' domestic consumption of ciga- He supports the rearmament of South, who don't believe In dle- rattaa will squal or exceed this regime may gain contfol of Amer­ It almoarjpoked like a plain tax honeaty or aocialism, and w ^ THE BEST EVER OFFERED THE CITIZENS I Lsa Vegas, Nev., Oct 3 l—(JPh- Western Germany. law could do -what the law of av­ Tells Demorrals It Is ’ year’s high level and that exports Scientists were busy today evalu­ ican dollara. want to see an American foraitoi OF MANCHESTER Informants said that on Jan. 1 Gave Promise He warned repeatedly that there erages never dM—turn the odds wlU continue large. H ie Bureau ating a brilliant atomic explosion la danger of war, but aald the peo­ Possible for Politician policy," he said. Boys’ and Oirls’ ; aaid clgaratte omput next year which shot a towering, Ice-tbpped of this year, the Czech govern­ against the gamblera. Turning to foreign policy, T aft ment decreed that except where ple should "not despair” of pre­ A bookie In New Orleans (who T o Be Cpmpetent DON’T MISS IT — ORDER TIC KE TS NOW ' probably will exceed the record of cloud 80,000 feet over the Nevada venting it. said, “The Korean war la wholly : 412,000,Obo.OOA (B ) eatimated for desert. the Intended recipient of a gift Protestants Quote His said he'd rather hla name not be unnecessary and waa brought on this }rear. Yesterday's spectacular blast, package could prove destitution or He felt that the future of stra­ used) declared: A t Kemp's, Inc., 763 Msln Street; W em er’e Music Studio, Previous Assurances on tegic Trieste on the Adriatic Hartford, Oct. 31.-— oar FLUFF DRY service saves you so fo r wladyalaw Gomulka, form er announced an eeeey aaalgnment. latlona with the Vatican would go H ie nine-yesr-old child waa —Lfiwton Smith, Jr., 20, waa Aanouaced V. S. battle eaaari- matic coal stokers! More good news! You can Sssay Contest Rules From initial spotting to final pressiiif, vlca premier who has been ae- But for Billy, It turned out tq be .than he bargained. OA C. J. t>eyoni ttie previous appointment traveling wlUi her grandmother. courting pretty Betty Altannatt, Mrs. Altei matt aeemed lota friend­ Bumy hours, costs so httle, that you’ll be O’DonnelL officer in charge of the lier. So after he got out of the ttce tai Korea reaebed t5A98 to­ caaed t i Tltel«a, and two other a pip of a trqat of Myron C. Taylor as personal. Mrs. Lw iaa . ♦ MANCHESTER Treoinny BalsBee ground, BUly penned a letter to ctoted Church Press was told of leas^ pnder 8500 bond to await PUEBtlNO MCBOEMV WDTS the Marine Air Corps * recruiting one-men heUoopter. • foe Preaident'a intentlona to main Dr. Rogers aald the child araa Nicholson drive away with hla car, circuit court trial. G.E. WILLIS Mb gun and hla billfold. Newtoaiket, Bagtead. Oet. f t Washington. Oct 81—(F)—^The atetlon bare. It reed: A fter that BUly wUl ba preaant* total this poUey whUe in offlee. clawed at least twtM by ths lion— • Hien, Irony of Ironies, Mre. 'Al­ Winners To Be Announced ones on ths toft dieek end ones When he waa dlscovared by paa- poeiUon of the Treasury ,Oet 39: "Dear fir: \ •d tha go ld ' wtoga ot a Marina No ^ t e was given for this let­ termatt said: • lOOtol ir ilt o a l nnd SON, Inc. DRY CLEANERS Nst budget receipts, 170,941,- *Tn Mrs. Bfower’e room we have f l g ^ r pilot. if : ■ ter, but the CbuncU statement ds- at ths base o f bar skull. •eraby, he told a tale o f a brutal •M ra ri Ehsrltf H sn ri^ said Marta ap- young Mtchhlker who shot him to “Wa never had anything against 2 MAIN ST. TEL. 5125 Novem ber 12th S3 WEIi$STREn TELEPHONE 72S4 880M: budgH expenditurss, glSO,- been studying ^bout ptonnbig your After that It’e hack to Vandalla scribed It aa “the lest word to be Lawton and wouldn’t have tried to future. I have had a demra to get aUrted on that five-part received from -the White House re­ paiantly had bean on familiar prevent Mm’ from reporting the OOr,873JO; cash balanoe, $4,997r robbery. That wa# June 4. prevent Ms marrying Betty.” , 3M,948.80. JoIim Um MArine A ir Oorp. I woultf* booKlet. garding the Vatican laeue.” istme with the animals. a * I e

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