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THURSDAV. DECEMBER 4, 19S2 . The W wthcr i |a g e t w e n t y -p o u r • iianrhPBtfr StoPtiing l^pralii AYerage Daily Net Press Ran rerechut of U. •. Weather ■w aoo . ^ For the Week Eaded I Nov. SS, ISBt 'recently at a linen ahower given by K iln tonight, Satnrdajf morning. Jean Garlinghouse Mias Patricia Wllaon at the home Partly cloudy Saturday., attemeoB. About Town o f‘her mother, Mrs. John Wilson, 10,812 Minimum tonight 40. Has m ien Shower on Woodland atreet. '-Member of the Audit The decorations used were pink ~ Bnreoa of Clrcnlatlona, Manche$ter-^A City of Village ^Charm t il* Looml* School Press Club, and white streamers and the bride- Windsor. InsdvertenUy omitted the elect opened her gift/whlle-Seated of two Manchester boys at- Miss Jean A. Garlinghou.se of 895 Center street, who will be mar under s watering can decorated MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY., DECEMBER 5, 1952 tending the school In the story ried to Charles Baldwin of Tor with the same colors. A buffet wMch appeared In last night's Is- rence. Calif., on Dec. 27 at St. Brid Itincheon was served by the host Boa of The Herald. The two are get's ChurCh. was guest of honor ess. Jtoiii C. Reed, a senior, and Thomas Milton Reed, a sophomore, sons of Mr. and Mra. Harold M. Reed of 5 ? South Mahi-streefe-----^.... ‘ The Manchester Garden Club WiU hold .lU anrtusl Christmas, puty Mofitey nif^ht At 9 ociock | 6» the RcAbins Room of Center ^ Church house. The business ses-' Sion will be brief, and an enter-1 r taimnent and freshments will be : enjoyed. Each member la reminded , to bring a gift of interest to a I gardener. BR/NO US yOUR TWO FER , The Manchester 4-H Dairy ^ ob j wm meet tomorrow night at 7 :30 | PROCTER ^GAMBLE CHEER-TIDE I - at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Von Bcher of 60» Keeney street. ^ , Ouest qteidccr will be Mr. Turner COUPONS ef the Glastonbury High School, who wlU tslk on “Vocational Agri- JOY I culture In the Schools.” A short Bummary on judging the udder ^ WITH coueoN and mammary system will be given ■ Wage Rules Keeps Campaign Pledge by Charles Wilcox and Natalie Says He’s against Strife Cook. _ AUTOMATIC DELIVERY SERVICE Lie Bans Nine JUST TELL US TO KEEP YOUR TANK FILLED TWO FER The son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Unchanged; E . B. Inman. Jr., of 183 North Elm DUZ street, at Manchester Memorial L. T. WOOD CO. Hospital Nov. 24 has been named U:S. Workers WSB Head Spread to Red China Stephen Bass Inman. Dr. and Mrs. TEL. 449fi < Karl Sillers of Tulsa, Okla., are the 51 BISSELL STREET maternal grandpareiiU. and Mr. OXYDOL TTnifpil Nntiona N Y Dec*-«Iro>“ entering the UN Secretariat Seoul, Dec. 5—(A P )—U. S. Presidenl-elect Dwight D. Elsenhower took and Mra< B. B. Inman, Sr., of umtea INaiions,^. I ., refused to answer Washington, Dec. 5— — Henry street, are the paternal 6—(/P)—UN sources said Sec-: nuggHon* by the U. S. Senate In- The^_.new chairman of , the a hard look at the Koreap war situation for three days, inspected combat grandparents. retary-General Trygve Lie: temal Security aub-commlttee. Wage Stabilization Board IVORY SNOW fired nine American em- headed by sen. Pat MoCarran (D- (WSB) said today President units near the front' and departed, today for the United States. He indi ■ Mrs. Harry Sweet, rehabilitation ehaimian of the American Legion ploy., l^ .y for r.f».in. to, Nj.., on Truman’s coal wage decision cated that he does not believe in attacking Red Giina or otherwise spread AincUiary, and Mrs. Harold Bel- answer McCarran committee in no way changes wage rules ing the 2V2 y*®*" conflict. Eisenhower was well-guarded and he was mier spent one day this week IVORY FLAKES questions about Communist was said to have served an and regulations which the • ahaistlng the veterans confined to affiliations and subversive' uitimatunL to the nine last Mon- board has adopted. in excellent spirits. \ beds at the Rocky Hill Hospital to connections. This brings to, d«y * answer Charles C. KUllngaworth. ap select, wrap and mail Christmas pointed last night to replace Shortly before his departure, Eisenhower visited President Synghman fBaents to their familiea. Tester- 18 the number dimissed answers ail were re- Archibald Cox as the WSB chief, Rhee of South Korea for a hastily arranged conference. A source close Say Mrs. Ruth Hlckox and Mrs. 1952 for this cause. i ported unsatUfactory. ' lydla Wlgreri performed the same told a news conference he hoped Lie, in a formal statement, j The Secretary General's decIsiOT to "preserve for the new adminis to Rhee said they exchanged notes which may be made public tomorroir. tasks for ambulatory veterans at \ warned his staff of 3,000 they face was backed by the recommenM- R ^ k y Hill. Later, members of the SAVE AT tration a functioning program and ------t It was EiBenhower’s last act in his three day tour and lifted the same fate If they act similarly, tlon of a th ^ -m a n panel of dia- agency which can be continued, auxiliary will visit the Newington The hew notices of dismissal I unguisneutingulshed international1111C...-V.™-, JJu----- s- ''' I aA veil v e il oftil lllOdisappointment ca|/|/V»»«$vlIixriiV that S'lSCOW had aioavs prevailed pavvaoaav-aa in aaa a.-rvMva|South Korean v>o»oa Hospital for the same service to who advised him to fire any Amerl liquidated, or placed on a stand . ■ ...... ^ I governmentBWj-kozAtwvM circlesa99^Iam sincening*A itif hadKaH beenVtAAti indicatedingliPAf.AH heHa mightTnllfHk not n/it’. patients. Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. were contained In letters, the UN ■ by basis at the new PrMident qnd "sources said, which are expected to can employe who dodged questions Statem ent b y Ik e 1 pay his respects to Rhee. V-'.ty Brosnan attended the rece.nt about alleged links to the Com the Congress see fit.” Christmas party of the Hartford be made public later today. The Kllllng/worth said he does not I Eisenhower had met Rhee at Eighth Army Headquarters 3 lbs. terms and mechanics of the firings munist party. Red espionage or -IMstrict-Past-Presidents Club in know wbat action the angered in but hi^ not call^ on th^ RC)K President. The meeting averted are also expected to be announced. subversive rings. The Jurists said . Hartford. ^____ such refusals created a climate dustry members of hla board will Seoul, Dec. 5—ifi— Here la the _ poMlble loss of face 'or the* Lie, in his atatement to the Sec of suspicion.” take. Oox, a public, member like transcript of Dwight Elsenhow I United States In Asia. retariat, said he was following the himsel/I resigned in protest over I lieft 17. 8. Saturday advice of a distinguished three- Contents of the nine replies to er’s Statement at a news‘confer Lie’s ultimatum were not made Truman's decision to allow John Eisenhower had left New York man panel of International Jurists ence today: | by plane In the pre-dawn hours ROKs Give HALE'S who recommended this course. public. ' . L. Lewis' miners the full $1.90 daily Contracts Not Renewed wage boost agreed to by the mine " I stated publicly long before w# g,turday. He arrived here Tuea- Plana Advlaory Panel Of the nine previously fired, six operatore. A majority of the board came over here, we came over | j night. Hla flight waa— to learn. We have no panaceas, throughout — a tightly-guarded Headquarters He------announced that within J a . few .. have been let out since the McCar- had voted to reduce the increase Ik e Sevei| days he would set up an advisory no tricka of aetUlng any problems. |I aocret.. ^ SUNLIGHT days he would set “P committee started lU probe of to $1.50 and Industry members an We came over here to g<4 o ' FOR panel to help him in dealing with employes in Octobor. The six nounced yesterday they would boy ______tha I nje U,8. KightK Away specific cases. ■ ______of the feeling la this poii nouncad that tha worUbfknoed, FROZEN EGGS cott the board until they can de world. ' A look at thaJha aTtiiMattuai^.oiHl , The nine fired have been p -^xw enty-tbroe) cide whether to resign. Colorful ganonlliad eara^gUd hla Point Plan. Grade A T.Jirge BUTTER special leave with pay—but banned j (Coattnued on rag e »y a bettor undarstandlng qf many whirlwtnd tour of this Yraf-tom na- The new chairman said Truman’s foetora that wlU ba Important to FO O D . Just Reduced action overruling the board’s coal tUMu’ TbO gonarhl—chlaf of tha • < n Lb. my Boaodataao and mymX nsd to Cnisado to 'Victory tn Emopa In Seoal, Dfc. 8‘^TT(ff)^DwifM Doz. deeislon "has undeniably added'to ovatybody b a n during tha months D. Eioenhowar tnd Frasldsnt our dilflCUttlas.” But he empba- to cm««v■ ' 'I ... World War II—waa fttHUMiw- * jiaM) the p re^ en tlal decision ‘•Kow bafogd r talk k J l t t o J W pramjaa ha ' mads th-.Jcmaxiei $jriifnum , Rhse confiwral votora hi Xiirtiiil tha trtjt'. iif the threo mMtingb Durkin to Call Taft, "4m not aaUbliBli a new p a tta n aibout jo m a ' Of IBkho ' " J * * * ^ Whather dds imprecwHBtod mla; Bens there la ■ I V r. - 'T a E- ‘ JL t . - - —fciv A • “T' i .• t /I \ 1 I ( J • r MANGHESTEH e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 P A C T TWO »■ MANCHESTER gVEWHW HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 195? PAGETHRCT in Prance, Britain, shaky economies of America's Al- U, S. Launches talyi: Tba Netherlands shit Bel Uofl. ------List Month^s Xmas Trees Arrive Apple Grpwers has returned from Portland, wage boosts ranging from eight to lines operations in all th ealrports be grounded tomorrow. Thera ar* gium. . ‘ started In I Wl Bolton E l l i n ^ n Maine, where she spent several Walkout Curtails 15 cents an hour, depending. on from which it has flights. no mechanics, inspactorii or main Offshore procurement by thd Tontativs plana call tor these Christmas trees, first batch Are to Select i! I fi days with her. daughter and fam classification. A spokesman for the airline said tenance men at the Portland field. Billion Military countries to chip in 126 miUlbo Unted States began late in 1951. Tax Income of the season, started rolling CIRCLE Friendship Unit ily. Northeast Airline He said the men struck against the company would continue op n u i W A T C H dollars to make possible a coor In the six-month period which end Into town this morning. IVo TONIGHr thru SAT. Leland Sloan of Maple street is the airline, which serves New Eng erations on a curtailed basis INSPECTION dinated production program cov ed last June 30 a total of 821 mil large vans arrived here and New President Rogers ’ 50th Wedding Date ill at home. * land. Montreal and New York, throughout Its system. REECHAM HITS CEIUNO MhtMe re|laeemeet parts, ering, the French “Mystere" fight lion dollars in orders had been delivered the trees on Main Receives Cash Mra. Gordon DImock is III with Boston Dec. 5—iF) .- Approxi after a breakdown of negotiations He said also the company had London, Dec. JI--(/P)— Sir Thom Buying Abroad placed abroad. Town Collects' $39,179 ■Hetriwlr Im & v , sMIltnl ic- er and the British "Swift” inter street a t the lot next to the the mumps at her home on Main mately 220 Northeast Airljncs me which began last May. offered to submit the dispute to ar as Beecham. Britain'a explt^va ceptor and all-weather ‘‘Venom." The record billion-dollar fund is Hartford, Dec. 5—iPl—A Wal s.vmphony conductor, la recovwtag palr« kjr • O rtU M Wstrlnnak- From Sources Outside W, P. Quish Funeral Home. To Be Marked Tomorrow street. Romano said current salaries bitration but that the union re (Poattaaoe fraas Pag* Oaat American procurement experts 282 million dollars less than Con lingford apple grower, Norman H. Memorial Gift chanics. inspectors and mainte-' today from a concuaalon suffered •r Md » 1 year gnaraatcr. range from a low of $1.29 an hour fused. who told o f these plana cautioned gress appropriated for "defense, Of Fees from Meters Barnes, Sr., was'slated for elec THE LAST Manehraler Evening Herald El nance men struck early today in a taxi ride. SlMae arc yoor aasaraacrs of for maintenance helpers to $2.30 . At Portland, Me., tiie strike re Mlliataetary watck repairs, at Military Procurement oAcets are ' Igainst any belief that a flood support aid'’ in the year ending tion this afternoon to the presi Bolton, Dec. 5— (Special)—Open-^propriate and dustinctive name, ex Ellington, Dec. 5 — (Special) — lington, correspondent, Mra. G> F. after what they called a break of Sir Thomas hit the celling—the PMk street: Mrs. Ruth O'Brien, negotiations for higher wages. an hour for lead mechanics and In sulted in cancellatlnn of two of 13 O A V o r r s . expected to begin letting contracts of military equipment could be ex next June 30. . The tonin' collected $39,179.44 in dency of the Connecticut Pomolo- 61E A T house,from 2 until 5 p.m. tomorrow pects to learn something of the Mrs. Paul W. Meyer, wife of the Berr, telephone Rockville 5-9813. taxi's as he was getting out to pected in the next few months. 268 Autumn street: Phyllis Bren John A. Romano, local president spectors. scheduled flights- both to Boston. fer arms, ammunition and supplies Contracts for offshore procure- revenue’ from all sources except nan, Rockville; Gertrude Herr 'glbal Society; an honor hie father Windham club’s experience Mon American consul-general at Ec make a recording several days ago^ In moat cases, they said, 30 to wilt mark the -SOth wedding an The ancient Egyptians often of the International Aswlatlon of The union local president said And company rcpre.sentatives He was forced to remain In his in France. Italy, Belgium, Den meht last fiscal year emphasized parking meters and parking lots mann, 612 Center street; Mrs. Vera received 40 years ago. TEXAS niversary of Mr. qnd Mrs. James L. day. mark, Luxembourg, West Ger •0 days will be required to com ammunition, spare parts, electron Members who opened their 62nd- uador In South American, has mummified animals, birds and Mechanics (Ind) which represents the men would picket Northeast there salrl that if the strike con London hotel and missed a cancart Parclak, 75 North street; Mrs. Rogers of Bolton (Center who were Mra. MIelkr la f!halmian many, Greece, Norway. The Neth plete specific arrangements and ic equipment and naval vessels. during the month of November, annual meeting o f the society at presented a cash gift ' to the fish. the strikers, said they are seekin'g Alrllnra operations In all the air tinued more flights probably would last nlghL ~ Gunhild Hill. 151 School street; 1AN6E married Dec. 10, 1902 at South Mrs. Raymond Mielke Is chair erlands and SwItSerland. actual production may require The spMific Iteifha now being add bringing total collections up to Mrs. Alice Mooney. 41 Florence Hotel Bond yesterday predicted Methodist Chureh in Manchester^ man of the committee arranging Friend.ship class of the local Con Buy Corapleto Pianrs months, perhaps years-. ed are being kept secret but $127,128.88 for . the period from street: Frederick Malice, 36 Maple Barnes, who has been vice presi l i n m s i Mrs.-w John Hyde and Charles » Christmas party for- grange gregational Church. For the first time, some of the But, they said, the billion dol officials said many new supplies Aug. 15, the beginning of the fiscal street, dent, would be elected head o f the families at Community Hall Dec. funds will be used to buy com lars going to western Ehirope un are included, among them the com Rogers of Manchester were the Mrs. Meyer is the former Har year to Nov. 80. group without opposition. He was UNNCItSAUNTCRNATI0NAL.Bre5en^ 22 at 7 p. m. A "program of enter riet Cog'swell and lived in this AT KEITH’S' plete aircraft overseas. About 226' ities this program will play a very pletely foreign-made aircraft. ADMITTED TODAY: Gregory to succeed Charles H. Bishop, bridal attendants at that ceremony The figures are based on a report Kuezinski, 61 Helaine road; Pa and will be present to help cele tainment and refreshments is community during her youth. She million dollars is set aside for such important role in propping up the The actual placing of orders la Guilford. I •Of M A IN ST. yesterday to General Manager tricia Peck, 14 Strong street; Nel brate the actual date in advance. being arranged by the committee attended the local and Rockville Opea t M. to • P. M. handled by the Army Procurement Richard-Martin by Paul Cervlni. son Quimby, 88 Tanner street; Ed In the three-score years of the which includes Mrs. Keeney Office in Frankfort, the Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Rogers hive been High School, graduating In the A LIVING ROOM WITH A DOUBLE LIFE collector of revenue. ward Goodchlld, 45 Hyde street. society, only two families of Hutchinson. Mrs. Norman Koehler, counterpart in Weisbaden and residents of Bolton since his re- class o f 1918. ‘The report also shows that driv growers have, produced —fathers tirement from the postal service: Mohr and }&ri. The money will be used in me Naval Procurement Headquarters BIRTHS YESTERDAY; a and sons who reached the tqp ers have contributed $9,041.08 to daughter to Mr. and Mrs.'Adolph about 17 years ago. They have a mory of the late Mra. Marv B. in London. honor in the state's fruit indus the town's treasury in parking Quey, 8 Pioneer circle; a son to They have asked grange mem Oordtsen. a meml>*r of the Friend try. Barnes' father, the late Nor daughter. Mrs. Stuart Wells of In a foreign aid report to Con meter fees rince mid-August. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bogli, 23 Notch road: three sons, Earle, who bers to contact them in order that ship class. RANGE and FUEL OIL gress Nov. 18, President Truman ris Barnes, held^ the office in 1912. m n E R Of this lum $268.81 came from .Riverside drive. lives with his parents, James H. the eommlttee may have, some Roll Call Slated disclosed that 332 millions of the meters In the town owned packing BIRTH TODAY: a daughtar to The Bariies" orchard is now estimate of the number of guests The annual b\utiness meeting and 620 million dollars spent in the and Kenneth G., and two grand lot at Purnell place, and «8,782.27 Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell, Rock operated by Norman and a broth children. expected. roll call of the church will be held 24 Hour Delivory Sorviee ' last fiscal year for this purpose er, James,.who have both brought from other meters. vine. Mrs. Rogers is the fm-mer Alice Grange members attending the Thursday in the soical rooms. A went to France. Italy ranked sec sons into the business with them, The balance in the parking meter Goodrich of East Longmeadow, party with children will furnish members' supper will be served at ond with 138 millions and Britain DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: -representing -the third generation fund is $52,215.23, the report in Maas. a gift for each child with his name 6 p. m. In the dining rom. third with 65 millions. The'Nether Stephen Schindler, Rockville; in the same orchard. dicates. At the onset o f the fiscal Rachael Sergerie, 48 Linden street; WrIHChlld rilnic Set on It. Scouts Hold Alerting lands, with 38 millions, got the Harold Rogers of Southington M ORIARH BROTHERS year the fund contained $43,174.15, Mrs. Jean Filip. Avery street; Dr.“ W. C. Hainsworth of Wtlll- I'SO Drive Successful The Girl Scouts will hold' their fourth biggest amonnt. and his father, the late Elijah Of the $127,128.88, the sum of Herbert Johnson, 65 Starkweather mantic will be the physician in Mrs.’ Keeney Hutchinson has an first meeting Jan. 7 at 3:30 p. m. .115'CENTER STREOT TEL. 5125 street; Claire Volkert, Bolton; Rogers; ha-ve been peat presidents charge at the well-child conference nounced the close of the local in the church socjal rooms. New $32,086.25 has come from proper of the society. WOOD,qMAN BURIED UNDER ty taxes, $64,676.14 from water Marjorie Foley, 89 Oak street; at the school Tuesday from 9:16 drive for the USD with $265.26 leaders will he Mrs. Joan Clark EARTH8LIDE Quentin Millar, 28 Otia street; The roadside market operated until 11 a. m. The conference is turned into the treasurer; Fred C. assisted by Mrs. Ann Kalber. All collections and $30,867.49 from by the farmer is seriou.sly threat- John Kusls, 395 North Main street; one of several scheduled through Mohr. The drive was termed "suc- girls interested in the' movement various other sources. sned today by dual' competition, Arista. W. Va.. Dec. li—OPi— A Colin Davies, 22B St. James street; out the .year under the Joint spon eessful" by Mr*. Hutchipson since are asked to attend. These sources include charities, R. B. DonSldMn o f Pennsylvania timber cutter Was buried under a the rale of burial lots in the town's Lewis Palmer, 34 North School sorship of the local unit of PTA the quota set for Bolton was $157. Grange Aotivities street; Mrs. Helene Moran, .16 State College, told the apple men. Ea.st Central Pomona . Grange huge earthsiide on a mountain in cemetery, building and plumbing and the State Department of Plan ,4-H Program South-Alton street; Patricia Gal The challenge, he said, comes from \qili hold a meeting in Tolland southern West Virginia yesterday. fees, each of which accounted for Health. SAVE S0% ON YOUR Another worker escaped when la.cr'e:, 9 Foster street; George the modem supermarket and from . Mr*. Roy Boaworth, health Thimblepiishers, local 4-H glrl.s Grange hail Saturday at 7:30 when the onslaught of earth slid down over f4,000, and veteran’s housing, Andrews, 77 North School street; the commercial roadside stand club, will present an Achievement the officer* for the coming year which c6ntributed $6,730, chairman for the -PTA, is taking Herndon Mountain, across a small Mrs. Marie White and aon, 54B operator who does not grow the appointments and will also make prograrH" at the Community Hall will be elected. Ea.st Central em NEW YEAR’S PARTY FAVORS valley and part way up the side of Chestnut street; Elsa Mualltr, foo8 he sells. transportation arrangements tonight at 8 o'clock..In addition to braces Ellington Grange. the opposite mountain. Rockville; Dr. John Shea, Thompr Many commercial stands offer where necessary. The conference displaying and raodeing their sew Mra. Hein to Preside On TiRFjfi M CTALUC HATS ~ CREEE E A P IR H ATS — Domenick Romano o f Bluefield, Hospital Notes sonville. excellent quality . products, but isill give general physical examina ing accomplishments, the girls Mrs. Hazel Hein will preside al W. Va., a partner in a firm which DISCHARGED TODAY; Mra. many on the other hand represent tions for pre-school children. have also prepared a program of the Fourth Dl-strict meeting of h o r n s ~ NOISEMAKERS is doing strip mining work on coal Archangela Trivlgno, 709 Main "Junk markets'', Donaldson said. Camera flub Formed entertainment and refreahmenus American Legion posts and aux PHO N E fields in the area, said the man PATTENTS TODAY ...... 187 street He urged some sort o f idenUftca- A camera club formed at the under the direction of their lender, iliaries when the annual Christmas OROER NOW -«UR STOCK IS UMITED! who was buried apparently ran the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: tion of the farm-operated stands school on Monday found seven Mra. MjTon Lee of Hebron road. party is held in Danielson Dec. 3196 or 8606 ------FONIMVM ORDBR M PIECES wrong way In an effort to escape. Mrs. Augustine , Dancosse, 186 The Brooklyn Dodgets averaged so that strangers on the road may pupils from the three upper grades 14 at 1:30 p. m. The time of the His body was not recovered and he Autumn street; Mrs. Mary Lyons, five runs a game last season but differentiate between the two Manrhester Evening Herald meeting is earlier than usual. was presumed dead. in attendance. The group Is under 142 East Center St. TELEPHONE 2-99S3------«r 2-3980 23 Moore street; Robert Clemens, finished third dn the National types. * the direction of Americo Buccino. Bolton correspondent, Mra. Joseph Personal Mention Manchester Identities of the two worknisn 20 Foster street; Roland. Gadoury, League In team batting with a .263 D’ltalia, telephone 5.54.5. Mra. Jean Arens of Maple street were not immediately available. a teacher at the school, and will Willimantic; Mrs. Irene Chapin, 80 mark. study the operation of a camera, UN Planes Bomb technique of taking a picture, development of film and enikrging a print. Meetings are scheduled for Reds Third Day PLUS . . . each Monday at.^^e school from JOHNNY SHEFFIELD^ 2:35 until 3:.55 p? m. 841 M A IN ST. III "African Treasure” ,\dulta to Entertain A Musical Instrument (OoattaiMg fraas Pag* Om ) The adult camera club will en tertain member* of the Windham naae outpost on the western front Tonight Feeiture 6:45-9:20/^ Your Child's Finest Gift Thursday. The raiders withdrew Shutterhugs at Its meeting Mon to their own lines after killing an CO-HIT 8:10—SAT. Cent. 2.48 day at 8 p. m. at the school. The AN INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION aetlmated 58 Rede. local, group, which is now ponder ing bylaws and selection of an ap- Sub-sero temperatures discour aged action along moet of the TRUMPETS, CLARINETS, SAXOPHONES front. Allied artillery dueled with the Communist guns early today. UFOND BROS. TROMBONES, GUITARS ^ you need the warmth Spottera reported 31 Communist bunkers were hit. LARGEST SELECTION OF MUSICAL you need the trim tailoring South Koreans standing firm on STEAK HOUSE RUMMAGE Sniper ridge on the central front, MONSON, MASS. INSTRUMENTS IN MANCHESTER you need the sleek, slim, fit repulsed ^ in ese squads probing Home of the "Sons of Fan” the Icy slopes. Okinawa-based Su SALE REEDS, MUTES, MOUTHPIECES perforts blasted a big supply cen People of Blancheater — IPs of our famous ter at Cholaan In extreme north party time. .We have epeclal /SATURDAY. DEC. 6 western Korea, some 25 miles rates for parttea. We also have MUSIC STANDS-ALL ACCESSORIES southeast of the Communist Jet bus service. For lafonnation 9 A. M. fighter base at Antung, Man Repairing Of All Instruments By Factory churia. The B-29s bucked 100 mlle- CALX. MONSON 8227 SOUTH METHODIST Train^ Repairman an-hour winds to reach the target. t : Pilots reported flames and smoke The Fimaleat Show In the East C H U R C H . Shire-TEX SLACKS ^ billowing over the eupply base. Night-flying B-26 bombers Sponsored By Tho Ward Group COMPLETE! struck at Communist supply facili Ward Krause U by DavenshiVe ties elsewhere in North Korea. The Fifth Air Force reported at least 87 WALNUT STREET TEL. 5336 90 trucks destroyed. Most of the EASTWOOD strikes were centered west of Read Herald Advs. / Wonsan, big eastern Korean port. Mari* faa is Peter Lawtard Daretta Marraw Dawa Aiaai* "Because PIECE KROEHLER LIVING ROOM in pure, pure wool 1 0 98 You’re Mine” "HOUR O F (la talar) 18” / ■A' l:ie-e:Se-S:tt J:M-S:M Outstanding Keith Saving Opportunity At Only . - . Shire-Tex slackn are like no other slack.s! they fit High Up On The Imagine . . a double duty Kroehler Sofa Bed In a handsome 7 piece rnaemble at this thriiUng low price! Includea the the female form without a wrinkle— they have a STATE Saa.: “ Yaakre BBtfaarer,” Tach. SOFA BED. PLATFOR-H KOCKER, TWO END TABLES. TWO TABLE LAMPS. COCKTAIL TABLE! custom-fitted look—they are cut from the amooth- — NOW PLAYING — est, pure wool flannel that ever came off a loom . . . MAT. 2 P. M.— EVE. 7:15 LIIERAL 8UDGET TERM5 . . OPEN AN ACCOUNT! they have inner grippers to keep your blou.se in f i f place, concealed lippera and flat, neat pocket.s. buy High School Xmas List them in navy, black, brown or green, sizes 10-20. MUIO ______\ 3 ^ S S M M \ £<1 Clothes! Clothes! Clothes! There just isn't a teen UHUTIm iSE’^ O F MANCHESTER STATE ager who doesn't want more! House's is the store sportswear dept. ;k^7/^ni’RE HUE — ON THE SAME SBoW — that has plenty, but plenty! . . . the very hind of tO R FINE Van Johnson In . . . in-the-know clothes that send teens into a whirl! YOU X can be the Santa Claus to bring th^'m .bbth together. i u A t m s nn:H o p p o s h c h i’Jh si-hoo’. They'll adore you if you're bearing wearables from r i H E E ^ their favorite store! 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Night ’til 9| HOCKMYER Solid or fancy pat You may love the tema, part wool. eoofiins of HEAVY TROUSERS Hand-sm ocked your wlf6, I’S TOYLAND IS CHOCK FULL OF PLAY VALUE ClFTS But “variety Is CORDUROYS 4 to 12 $5.25 , the spice of BO YS' D r e s s e i ; ______Ufe!” TWEEDUROYS 4 to 12 $5.50 SWEATERS $3.95 and,up by Polly Flinders special christmas purchase r DANCING PAJAMAS $iz9s 1-3 2.98up YOUTHS' 10 to 16 12.95 3-6x 4.98 up of TONIGHT -'7; 10. 5.98 up FRI. an« SAT. HOOKMYER TROUSERS Her* are dreaaes so feminine, so BOYS’ ' MUSICAL KIT 6 frothy, so Christmasy in their won - =' CORDUROY $6.95 derful fabrica—pushed chambrays— i m TIES 50c Wood Burning Set FOR KIDDIES 5 playable musical fin* broadcloths in mouth-watering “■«* h* 6Mat fs hnek t# his mother ompicte with wood, pastels.' They'll wash and wear like , TWEEDUROY $7.50 Complete with wood. $ 2 .9 7 ■W44NHI Initrument* by world none other! he went to Onvey** Reatsuiraat” O K r m i MUFFLERS Plaquen and colqrs. famous hlagnns. .... $2,97 otasiCMasran. eoNM. .$ 1 .0 0 Headquarters For DR.and NURSES GIANT SIZE UNGER B l o u s e s OUB SCOUTS BAG SETS $1.19 sizes 3-6x 2.98 .98 FA N C Y SO X PAINT SET $137 7-10 3.98 BOY SCOUTS Nylon reOiforced See our white broadcloth little beau plus tax ties with contrasting smocking! 39e and 50e TOY PIANO thrifty Burton's bringa you EXPLORER SCOUTS . REAL SLATE Wood construction keyboard. Plas burton’s children's shop the.niftleat buy in Auatriah rhiaeatones in many a moon! tic sharps and flats. ~~ These ere handsomely set in BLACKBOARDS chokers, pendant necklacaa, Complete with chglk and crasier. braceleta and earrings! — UNCLE WIG8LEY GAME TRICKY TROLLEY T Jewelry her CEHOIISE&SON A child 2 yeara old can rtm it. W lii The ever popuUr game $ 4 * 4 9 Plaattc coBitruction very' 97c f for chiMren. I a e e # e e e 9 7 c oelorfuL .. a*e*«eaeeae ILING SERVfCEi WE Gl VE^i^ STAMPS A ■n ■ i k I- ■ / ■k!' . V ■■ U-C—JC- ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1952 ■'t... ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 196? PAGE F IV i; PAGE FOUR may be, interested in taking part know, we visited every unit prac Miaa.Lola Bfoeaaler who was nut Hill Saturday evening. Four charge of the scene la composed of 600'cKildren will be entertained and party. Their plane had landed 30 quested to bring a. 25-cent gift. All Rudolph Swanson, chairman, and in organized programs at the Santa will maka minutes aheail of the ffeneral'a. R-'A Player Standa Out tically In two of the corpa and It Columbia members of the PTA, active or In assisted by Miss Patricia Isham. teen of her young friends were Tall Cedars Start Cioak^Dagger Diary; SMFD Slates was really something. With re General Agiiinst Spread Ileme on Leave present. Roy Warren and Fred Knofla. e scene. Scheduling of the prografha IfIbiite preaenta and c Eisenhower stepped from his On Gaijy Moore TV Show active, are invited tb attend. Hus Ray Dunn of East Hartford, will be made by Swanson who can Peterson Is chairman plane wearing civilian clothes and gard to the general things that wt bands are also Invited to this spe- Richard K. Dairla, Jr. airman Urge Blood Donations‘ On Nativity Sej^inp learned we learned about * condi PTA Combines third class in U. S. Air Force Is Local residenta ar4 urged if pos owner of the scene, 1? supervising be contacted at hia home, 269 committee. only a m^lum-weight brown Ralph Poison. 6-8 basketball Display^ Sing al party-meeting. • the erection of the display. Mem Porter street. - v. camel's hair overcoat to shield him tions, have a better picture o f the Changes Hospllals at present spendiitg a 10-day leave sible to visit the blood bank at St. ‘Great Deception’ Used player who will make his de terrain, and the poaslbllltles-:- Of War to Red China Special Events at the home tfChis parents, Mr. and Josephs Hall in Wllltmantic be Erection Of the nativity scene at bers of Uie Park Department, . The scene is a repli.ra of the I live in a constant endeavor to from Korea's wintry winds, the but with the British American Herman T. Browh of Lake road pageant displayed last year which Fire Headquarters of the South, mllitary and economic. We have ,aa been transferred -from Man Mrs. Richard K. Davis on Erdoril tween noon and 5 p. m. Those who Center Park began yesterday under the direction of William fence against the infirmities of Ill- coldest of the season, .c- attracted many visitors. Club tonight In the armory Manchester Fire ' District on been privileged, all of us, to talk chester Memorial Hospital to the rbad. He has just completed a will be able to do so are asked to afternoon and It is expected to be Andrulot, general foreman, are health, and other evils of life, by .The . general quickly climbed again.at the Scranton Hfiners, (doatimied from Page Oita) [joint CHiefs of, Staff Gen. Omar For Reception The annual (.Tiriatmas party for into a waiting sedan with Bradley Spruce street' will be decorated in with the commanders on the spot Hartford Hospital. Brown was course at the Aircraft Engina call the Red Cross at Wlllimantic completed and lighted by Monday doing the erei:tlon work. mirth. I am persuaded that every waa on the. Gary Moore Shtrsf ------‘X ’ Bradley, the Navy’a Pacific Com- children of members will be held and Wilson. Two secret service the holiday spirit again this year, —the naval commanders, the air seriously Injur^ In an accident in School. Chanute Air Force Base, 3-4748 to make an appointment. night. The Tall Cedars will again Chairman Swansoii has extended time a man smiles—but much mora- On Dee’s U.S.-Korea Hop Elsenhower added that btKhis mander Admiral Arthur Radford, in the Stste Armory Thursday agents—Rowley and Flohr—were oyer, television this afternoon. Membeps of the department began commanders, and the ground and Columbia, Dec. 5— (Special)— Bolton on U. S. Rbute & Nov.520 111. He- will return to dgty at sponsor the display, Dick Puter an an invitation to local choral and when he laughs—it adds soma* logistic commanders—on the eco way home he would meet \vRh and the two top Far Eaat Corn- nounced. and the committee in other muslcal ofganizatlons which night, Dec. 18, at 7 o'clock. About thing to this fragment ot Ufa. in the front eat. Then the heavily- Poison's appearance ■ waa to assemble Ideas for their dis members of his staff to 8tudy\manders, Gen. Mark Clark and The .local PTA at its Tuesday when he crashed Into another car Barksdale, La. Manchester Evening Herald Co (OoaltaMd From P»(e Orc) part of a game Moore dreamed nomic situation here, so that all ...... Ketiirha to Studies Iwo Jima at 3:30 p. m. (local time) guarded caravan moved quickly play yesterday and will have the "everything we have learned here." I Om . James A. Van Fleet. meeting at 8:00 p. m. will have a after trying to avoid hitting a dog lombia correspondent, Mrs. Frank in all great benefit should result Judith Sinder, daughter of Mr. and we landed five houra later. across a land of frozen rice pad up. He sent two women from fire house brightly lit within a Elsenhower left as secretly and ; Others he talked with were Maj. comb’ilied PTA meeting, Christ in the highway. Marcldsa, . telephone Wllllmantir jjM b WUaon, the door opened, and one of Eisenbower’a fliat acta from this kind of a trip. and Mrs. Sol Sinder has returned S-0S85. dies into the war-bAttered City of hia shew to bring in several week. quietly aa he came. He arrived Gen. Stephen R. Shoosmlth o f the mas party and teachers’ reception. Teaderrd Shower atepped Inalde. It drove off Into ‘ on Iwo'-Jlitia'-wayty'vlalt (hg Ma» ■■S-eBul; - - ...■ ■things and one of them WM to ,lt is expected that another carol Since there are several new teach Miss Jean Carol Roy of Old to her studies at Springfield Col Tuesday and left today. BritishXArmy and deputy com- lege after spending the holidays pattern that waa forming. rine memorial on Mount Suribachi Only President Syngman Rhee see who could bring in the sing will be. planned. Laat year the He found jCoroa raw and cold, mander to General Clark;-Md_MaJ. ers on the staff of Horace W. Por Columbia Rond will be married to When Northwestern beat Il n From a half-dosrn different, —that knob of a hill where a aal- of the Republic of Korea had any tallest basketball player. Poi firemen pitched in to make the-f'Crawda^Begin- Gen. William Chaae head o f the ter School-this year this Is an op Hugh McQuade Jr. of Chaplin to with her family. linois recently by 28-26 the Wild Fhointa, aia reporters and photojrra- lant Utile band of warriors in Feb. notice of the generaVs arrival. But son was found at Madison youngsters in the neighborhood heaped with the dead and rubble morrow at St. Phillip’s Church in Marks Birthday ’ cats took a 22-21 lead in the foot of war, a waif among nations United Statea MilUary Mission in portunity for parents to meet hera quietly left their lodginpa ruary, 1945, raised the^ American there was plenty of evidence the Square Garden a.s he prepared happy with the carol sing that be them Informally. Warrenvllle, was tendered a bridal Miss Lilltsn Banner celebrated ball series. Three games ended in shivering in its third was winter’s Formosa (Nationaltat China). sd cooverged on Pennsylvania flag in defiance to the Japanese Presldent-el«K;t was expected. Ban to leave for Manchester. The gan as a prank. Buying Surge He watched firing from artillery Each person attending is re shower Sunday evening given by her birthday at her home on Chest ties. auoa, which sounds like an Im -; making a fanatical defense of this ners and arches across the streets snowa ' Whitwbrth College, Seattle, Children at Nathan Hale School If he found a way to stop the posts tramped In the snow and MANCHESTER’S THRIFT-’N-CIIT CENTER obUMe piiiM for secrecy in island. "carried meaaages of welcome—and Washington, star stood head were told there waa going to be a visited freshly wounded at receiv jvements^^ There the general stood looking appeal. slaughter, he did not say so. and ahOlilfUrs'above everyone carol ,aing. The children thought It Main Street Is Jammed Neither did he divulge any plans ing stations in the field. But the silt were lost among the out across the black beaches where TTiey said: "Welcome President fclae bn the program. a go(>d idea and began spreading he may have formed to take Amer Jeeping through the brisk Ko ther early travelers waiting for 21.000 men were killed or wounded elect Eisenhower." the word around. TTieir parents For First of Thursday ican boys at once from the miser rean cold. Eisenhower wore a fur heir trains, lounging in doorways in trying to storm the stronghold. Others, read: "Drive Away the liked the idea and soon the little hooded Air Force parka, field Bd trying to kiH time. t Amt he wss-totd tbr storjr of Iwo Chinese Reds'*— "Strengthen ROK Openings This Month able foxholes and replace them - - whirlwind visit of United Nations joke mushroomed itato the first boots and wool olive drab trousers. a£ tkgerty-- Joins - - Group - Jima by Col. W. W. Buchanan of Forces"—"We oppose withdrawal with freshly trained Republic of combat -units iii the snow-covered annual fire department Christmas Sometimes he traded hta costume f t A black .limousine drove dmvn Athens. Ga., whd was the assistant of United Nation Forces.” festival. The Cfliriatniaa season is in full Korea (ROK) troops. yalleys jtfar .the, front. The first American President for a'regular army field jacket and he ramp to the unloading plat- operations officer for the Fourth At Eighth Army headquarters, ...'George Vince, popular young swing. Merchants on Main street I asked soldier after aoldier how elect to trod * smoking battlefield. pile cap. orm and six newsmen strolled dne Marine Division, and by M-Sgt. Eisenhower was warmly welcomed tenor, conducted the festival while will tell you so by the number of he felt about the President-elect's Eisenhauer came, saw and de Eisenhower carried no pistol but ly oASto the car driven by Secret Robert T. Fox of Honolulu and by Clark and Van Fleet—and the firemen supplied hot coffee and people on the street last night and Van Fleet sported his usual white visit — and there was-not one who parted. ' tMkrvica Agent Ed Sviveney. TheLong Beach, Calif., who had been first thing he asked for was hot doughnuts for the large gathering. the volume o f business done. This handled automatic. G^oup was joined by Eisenhower's with the .Second Battalion of the chocolate. He retired a short time dl(f not say he was glad the gen was the first Thursday evening He talked with the generals and eral had made the trip and that he It was held in front of the fire soldiers of high and low ranks, The long flight from the stiites mresa secretary, James Hagerty. 24th Marine Regiment on the as after dinner. house on Spruce street. opening of th'e month and an ex had hopes Eisenhower would find blinkered against sleet, snow and apparently did not faze Elsenhow JT Sweeney moved out quickly to- sault. Briefed By C3ark tremely high number o f salea were a w-ay to end the war. wind in the razor-edged mountains. er. He waa In high spirits. He kept ------1 the East river, across the The general turned In early—be The general was up early on reported. Merchanta are looking Dec. 3 and spent the morning being Sgt. Joseph Kililea of County Talks With Troops up fa running fire of conversation Natural fur-lined Kidakinij Sg Triborough bridge over the fore 8 p. m .^ to get a good night’s for a record-bfeaking sales record with the field commanders. The classic pullover or briefed on the Korean situation by Roscommon. Ireland—in the Brit The general talked with troops would ndd special glam* , ^ast River and out Long Island rest. He hadn't been off his rfalp Deaths* this year. Jokes with Generals cardigan makes a delight Clark. Van Fleet and others. ish Commonwealth Division—put o f the U. S„ Korea. Britain, our to your winter outfits. a back road parallelling Mitchell Each year shoppers start getting Occasionally, he paused for a ful gift, especially in thli and most of this time he had spent Clark later told this reporterr it this way: "If anybody' can end France, Canada. Australia. New n eld . The car stopped at a gate, a in getting brieflngi^ from Gen. out earlier to complete their joke or an anecdote with his old season of separates. This ^ g h t was flashed, someone said "We gave him the whole story In it, Gener.ll Elsenhower can. He'a gift buying. With the ateady Zealand Thai, the Philipplnea — softie looks terrific with Omar N. Bradley and reports from cluding the problems that lie ahead the man to do it. sir.” Stricken Driver West Point companions, dark and $4.98 / he magic word "Secret Service” Increase o f early shoppers, the nations who.se young men keep Van Fleet. He got,a laugh when he tricky neck scarves or a $ the Korean war sone. for us." He didn't say what the Lt. John Condlt of dSl.*) Holly It has become apparent that the northern watch in Asia against i a major who then identified the "Jpsl a Visitor” examined foot-long Icicles hang rope of pearls. In red and problems were. Lane. Baltimore, said: > Dies aUHospital not only does the early bird calch encroaching Communism. green. upants by name. The general had just gone to bed "The boys all hope Ike can.do ing from an army building. Js The gate opened ajnd we followed After lunch) Eiaenhower was the worm but also getf a good The President-elect riskeci'death when Cspt. Wayne Melvin o f Los flown in an L -l* "puddle-jumper” , something. But they aren't expect He apparently waa ready for ear that swung suddenly into the ablection of articles before stocks from snipera and assassins” oh the ■>m Angeles; rang his telephone — plane to an .airfield where he visit ing miracles.” PhUip Himrard; S3, o f 846 Keeney exercise sfter the lorig flight. EVENING ?Jnte to guide us. Then the big street, died at the Manchester decrease, popular sizes become from snipers and aasaasins ol the To maintain secrecy enroute to PULLOVER thinking If wav the number for the ed a fighter Interceptor squadron CpI. Paul Morrissey of 43 Kelaey sesree and goods on display are ground. , «&matellation loomed ahead. We base commander. and the 67th Tactical Reconnais avenue. Trenton, N. J„ said: ”We Memorial Hospital lata yesterday Korea. Elsenhower did not leave out into the sharp, chill afternoon a few houra |rftar being not picked-over as much. The first ahriiuncement of his hia plane until it reached lonely PURSE Telling the story later,' Melvin sance Wing Heailquarters. feel at least he might come up with history-making visit was brief. ^ . 9 8 Admitted. Earlier in the day he Wrapping' has 'lWcbme Very Iwb Jima In the Pacific. He had said: i This time he wore regtilar army aomething to end this thing.” It said, in effect, he came, Of rayon satin with sil ® "Tm sorry we don't have coffee," waa stricken with a cerebral popular In recent years, and the remained quieOy aboard while the "I rank No. 10 and after a while issue winter clothing—with no in And so it went-^a feeling that looked, and left. ver metallic rayon lining- Air Force general said, "but hemorrhage while driving tS work; pretty wrappings people were car sleek constellation refueled at CARDIGAN somebody answered and. I asked signia. The winter clothing had somewhere, somehow the general rying last night Indicate that local Eisenhower appeared hardy and in white. Security cuts down the number of been issued, to the general and would And a way out for them In He lost conaciousnesa while driv Travis Air Force Base, Calif.. AM opla w e can use at -this hour;” - if Major Weldon was there. ing east on Hartford road near merchants once again -are going rested aa he was whisked from "This guy said, no. Weldon those In his party during the morn this stalemated war. ‘ all out to satlafy the customers command poat to command post Iri Hickam Field, Havvall and Mid $7.49 ^ liiers were two Constellations. ing. He was accompanied by the Travels In Plane Pine street, and his car went o ff way. $2.98 ^jMie for Eisenhower and his party wasn’t there and I asked If he knew the road. Anthony Sartor, a fire with neatly packed presents. light planes. where I could reach Weldon. entire group which had travelled Eisenhower traveled from unit Stores will bie open Tuesday He Jumped off on a backbreak 'The long range Constellation seven. They included Eisen- to unit by plane—an L19 hopping man at Hose Company No. 1, saw could have n]ade much longer "He said; No. I’m Just a visitor with him from New York-and by nights beginning next week. Most ing Inspec tion, tour the first day, M AI?L© W ^ A ^ e r 's old friend, Gen. Omar N. over the frozen mountains from the car and notified police. hia son, Major John Eiaenhower. stores are remaining open Wed- talking to Sabre jet pilots. Ma jumps but the Air Force chose ^radley, chairman of the Joint here. And then I knew I was talk who is stationed In korea as assist valley to valley sometimes in sight , Mr. Howard was born in Nannl* safer leapfrog island flights to in ing to Eisenhower.” cook. Pa., on April 10, 1890, anij neaday afternoons as well. rines and soldiers. ■^hiefs o f Staff, who had flown up ant operations ofBcer for the Third of the front where Air Force and One of his first stops was at the sure qilenty of fuel waa aboard. Regular, Large, j i ^ m Washington; MaJ. Gen. Wil- The islend had begun to buzz Infantry Division. Navy planes were hitting the en had been a resident of this town headquarters ot the ,U. S. First On Iwo, Eiaenhower jeeped to B. Persons (ret.) his ciose with excitement the day before Young Elsenhower had flown emy positions w'ith napalm and for the past 40 years. A plumber Public Records Corps, where he reviewed troops the top of historic mount Suri Extra Large lends and White House assistant* when planes began landing and from the front early in the morn bomba. and^Ateamfitter, he had been em gathered from all 17 United Na bachi, a symbol of Marine heroism ployed as a . guard at Cheney cbe; Herbert Brownell of Now depositing VIPs, a staff car and ing to see his famous dad and to During the day, the general Warrantee Deed tions units serving in Korea. in World War II. Brothers since 1044. p'ork, who will be the Attorney six brand new refrigerators for the stay with him during his Korean visited the Commonwealth Divi Annqlli Construction Company Son Is Ike’s Aide Even on bleak Iwo, Eisenhower .^fSenetsd in the GOP admlnlstra officers' quarters, visit. It wsa the first time he sion.- the ROK First Division, a He leaves lila wife, Mrs. SiVm to FMoyd R. Manning and Agnes V. Eisenhower's son, Maj. John Eis took time out for talks and In ^ o n ; Wilson': J a m e-s - Rowley .....second Lt. Eugene G. Hobble, had seen his lather since July. surgitml hospital, a ROK cavalry Howard; a son, Earl Howard, of Manning, property on Green road. enhower, was assigned as his' Waterford: a sister, Mrs. James spections and was briefed on the ,vBecrct Service agent in charge of Red Level, Alt., said he flgiired it Outside the squadron headquar unit, and the U. 8. Second and Administrators Deed father’s aide during his tour of problems of the island.' ' -I i • f . J- ^ ‘ I *■ ' ■ o . UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, UANCHESTEB, CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1952 PAOBSIX lIANCHEsrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1952 PAGE SEVEN H St.' Bridget’s said IM had turned Carols at tha Manchaatar McBori- ToUand CoTtrac* over more than 8.000 pounds. Glee Club WiU Sing al Hospital on Tuesday, Dee. 16, at Ryan, one of the first' to reach Rockville Clothing Drive The nation-wide drive, which la 7 p. m. F O O D S A L E the scene, said the shaft had been AT KElTirS VABIETr Party Sunday Reach Last' Phase o f Sewer Project Rescuers Free weaksned by recent rains. Residents and organizationa conducted under the supervlaion Carols at Hospital The club will not have any fur of the Bie|M>pe of America, through ther (ehearcal this month but will •ad NEWS SHOP in Tolland are invited to upa Results Given Rail Passenger Line Active War Relief Services—National Wel resume Jan. 5. and new members TOMORROW, 10 A. M. Miner Trapped the facilities of The Herald fare Conferehce, Is aimed at aid may Join at that time. Spoaaared by Bocklaad For I^cal 63 O C ce-U k Rockville news bureau for cov The Beethoven Glee Oub will Siiiger§ Slate Four ing the people overseas in their The club’s Cbristifiaa party will CemmuBlty Club erage ^n their area. During Two Catholic CSiurches struggle for survival throughout follow a custom of many yeara be held at Cavey’s restaurant after On Special Club Excursion the winter months all Tolland Entertainment To Fea 10 Hours in Pit the winter. this Christmas season by singing the carol atng. Yulctidc Concerts ROASTING CHICKENS items will originate from The Collect Aliiiost Four ture Video, Stage and Herald office on Market street, ______The right forward poel- (Coatinaed Frqm Page Oae) Our 4-4'/i lb, chickens are st their bast now, thty KaekriUa D*c. 6— - (Special)—^forward.. _ telephone Rockville 5-8188. Tons for World Needy Nightclub 'Performers A schedule of (our. appearances i Uon will be filled by Norman Ws Bead Saaeh Heawa, lU a lteiU o f thU met* win have an and Joseph, nine, - watched rescue has been arranged for the Round , fry or roast easily and there are no Icft-overs. Many. Buddy Halpin, Fra^icia Oar- Almori four tons of clothing ware Oeloaiala aafi Capa Oada opportunity to aee a ^ t f n g t r at fair priean (or aaf eaah An hour and a half of entertain operations most of ths day but Table SIngere of Mancheater High train runnlnc on the Rockville ter or Gary Stalger. contributed by . Manchaater resi ment, featuring televiaion, stage The guards will be veterans. who died yeatarday at hie real- caateiaewL Qnlek aarvlea were taken home before their School. G. Albert Peereon, direc apor of the New Haven Road for dance. dents In the drive conducted by —mo red fapa^ and night club peraonalitlea, will the Brat time in eome 20 yeare. Norman Burke and Glenn NSrkon. highlight Local <8, Textile Work- father was brought to the surface. tor. announced ■yesterday after Bill Hamilton and John DelPonle Bom in Pie, Canada, he came the two Catholic churches in town noon that thUi vocal group will ROGER O LC O n Thia will he a trip of the railfans to the United Statea about 60-years 'ere Union of America’s annual Prosper's wife, Theresa had been are replacements together with last week in connection with the sing al toof occasions during the to Inapwt the Rockville line, with ago and lived in the Hartford area Chrlatmaa party that will be held persuaded to remain at home, by 403 West Center Street Tclcphona 78S8 a atopover here for lunch follow- Joe .Chsello. Allan Scherwitzky, annual Catholic Bishops’ Thanks JARVIS R E A in Sunday afternoon at the State the children. next three weeks prior to (3iriat- Donald Calhoun. Donald Plank. some 24 years. Additional ritea PICKY’S FRUIT MART Inar a run .over the BJUington apur giving Clothing Collection. Armory on Main atreet. The miner spent four hours in maa. O a ig Ireland and Francis Ber- wrlll be held at St. Ann’s Church PHONi 4112 tathe prevloua hour. at 9:30 a. m. with burial In Ml. The clotht^, blankets and shoes Columbt|g_J.^ Murphy, aecretary his underground prison before his First appearance is next Tues Train Trom Hartford .man. . i MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST-CORNER BROAD STREET of the union, who la in charge of plight was discovered by Nick Per day. Dec. 9, when they will sing 4$ The high school has a cheer- 8t. Benedict Cemetery. Calling were pick'ed up Wedneeday . for The train will leave Hartford hours at the funeral home today the affair, eaid today that Tony ron, a truck driver. at the meeting of the Verplanck Vnlon SUtkm at #:30 a.m. for leading squad with the following arc from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 10 shipment to Maspeth, L. I., from O’Bright, local orchestra leader, Dr. CTharles W. Delp. of St. PTA. Wednesday, Dec, 17, the Keomfleld over the old Central members. Ciarol Abrahameon. cap p,,m. where it will be chipped overseas Just Received! has Secured seven acta and that Claire, climbed down into the ehtft Round Table Slngefs will be at | New Knsland line. Following the tain; Gloria Belles, Ullian Mazew- '..^urvivors include hla wife, Mra. to the civilian population of Korea the program is ready. but Prosper, declined any treat Rmanuel Lutheran Church for the atop In Rockville the train vrtll ski, Dianne Burke, Winnie Wohl- iJerminie Heroux Letendre; seven and the refugees In Europe and the ^ A TRAIL8R LOAD OF FftlSH CUT At your The performers wilk be Myrtle ment. Hospital authorities said Women’s Missionary Society.! travel the route of the old South lebe, Sandra Candito, Lorraine sons, Emeet of Springfield, Maas., Near and’ Far East. Dunedin, a untcyclist, who has ap later he suffered contusions and Thursday, Dec, 18, the group will j VancheeUr Railroad, go to N w HartI and Carolyn Kulo. The cheer Edward, Adrien, Alphonse, all of Rev. John F. Hannon of St. peared on the trievieion ehow. Su bruises as well as shock. sing at the annual Christmas Par Hartford via New Britain. Plain- leaders have new ’uniforms of Hartford, Armand of South Wind- James reported that "JuSt under’’ per Circus; Grace Dryedale, Mias A fall of coal had trapped Pros ty for children of membera of the! vfUU, Farmington. Unionvllle Md blue and gold, the achool colors. aor, Albert of Rockville and Lionel two tons of clothing were delivered Puppet, who has been on Ed Sul per in a backward and leaning Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Nutmeg': CblHaaville with a return to Hart The RockvIUe squad has 21 of East Hartford; and four daugh to the Park etreet parochial achool, CANADIAN BALSAM Service! livan’s show; Edith Longo, a vocal position. In the final stages of Forest. It will be held in the state ' ford adie^ed at 4:50 p.m. games scheduled for the current ters, Mlaa EHvina Letendre, Miss an(^ RevV^Jamea P, Timmins of ist, who is alao a televiaion per the operation Prosper help^ the armory starting at 7 o’clock. Th e The paaaengera making the trip season. Marie Letendre, both of Hartford, sonality; Art and Baba, a dance rescue squad as they worked tn Kiwanis Club will be favored by a iriU be membera and frlenda of the Recent Arrivals Mra. Laura Prezalor and Sister Ce team; the Flying Whirloe, a skat the eerie glow of the floodlights. selected group of numbers at Its BINGO Connecticut Valley Chapter. Na- Mr. and Mra. Everett Freeman, line of the Daughtera of the Holy ing act; Evelyn Wilson, a vocal More than a ecore o f rescue noontime luncheon-meeting In the , ORANGE HALL tkmal Railway Hiitorlcal Society, CHRISTMAS TREES ist; and Renee, a dancer. RFD 4 Rockville, are parents of a Ghost, both of Fall River, Maze. • Yes, this fine phar workers formed a human chain to Country Club Monday. Dec. 22. which la touring branch lines in son bom Wednesday at' 81. Fran - SERVICE - Murphy’ said the party (or the help lift a four-man stretcher the Hartford area. In addition to cis Hospital, Hartford; Mr. and The. Rockville Bureau of the A U SIZES — GET YOURS TOMORROW macy it mt y—tr aervicc. union members and their families team bearing Prosper from the Negroes represent about a tenth . EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT the rallioad inspection trips, the Mrs. Robert Priddy, RFD Rock Maacbeater Evening Herald is lo-, wm:N vor \s .\n r n : Call on ua for anything will start at 1 :S0 and that a Christ shaft.. , of the population of the United diapter sponsora the trolley mu- ville. are parenta of a'- daughter rated at One Market atreet. Tele- ' you may need in drugs mas dinner, including turkey and State mine Inspector, Timothy States. I aeum in Warehouse Point, and all the trimmings, will be served. born Tuesday at Hartford Hoe- phone Rockville S-SIM. a Fcndrr Iludv Work WHOLESALE and RETAIL •■d sundries. And be nambOrs meet each Sunday after piUl. About 6(M persona are expected to noon and Wednesday evening at Herald Photo. Partlclpatea in Mnneuvem • Wheel Mli:nment sure to b rin g ns your attend, Murphy said. t b * ' sUtlon In Warehouse Point. Ddctor’i prcicriptions Tony P ’Bright and his orchestra Ceoplee' HoUday Meeting CpI. Edward Evanlsky, son of ALSO A NICE VARIETY OF party will start at 10 a. m. and Working on the last phase of the ^flowed into homes last spring.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter P, EvanM y, LET US FILL TOUR a W heel Il.-ikirv im: wiU furnish music for dancing as The Married Couples’ Club of for our usual careful will feature cartoons having a project, employes of the Jarvie The new line will run from Main .Route 3, Rockville, participated in well as background music (or the tM Union Congregational Church • .Motor Tune-up compounding. Thanks! acts. , Christmas theme, community sing Construction Company excavate at street to 'Branford street and will will hold its annual Christmas the recent "Exercise Frosty," a SPRAYS and WREATHS - Summit street Just south of Bigs- puallel an existing eight-inch pipe. 10-day Army maneuver in the Plana art also being readied ing, and the giving of gifts to the meeting Wednesday at 8 p m^. A • l!r;ike Ser\ iee for the Christmas party for the children. low Brook for installation of a 12- Both lines will be used when the m grtet from the Rockville Chap- Salzkammergut Mountains of Aus WESTOWN inch sanitary sewer-line designated project, estimated by Fred Thrall, tria. children of union members that For Better TV Reception ^ o f Barber Shoppers will enter a (';it W.-i'-hinc assistant superintendent of the AustrianTbased American sol REMEMBER! will be given in the State Theater tain. there will be an exchange of PHARMACY next Saturday. Sewer and Water Department, to gtttm follow in g the program. Mr. diers took the roles of both aggres Called for and delivered amphibia,nphlbla. fishes and other kinds ,treet area where s ^ a g e cost 125,000, is complete. TEL. S-0940 Murphy said the children’s I of life as well as by birds. E id ltis . Nelson Skinner are chalr- sor and defending forces in the promptly at no extra 459 HARTFORD ROAD problem, which was marked, ITS FIOKYS FOR BEST IN FRESH FRUITS AND YEBETABLES m n of the program committee, charge. TURNPIKE ALWAYS A BIG VARIETY TO CHOOSE FBOM Open 8 A. M. to 15 P. M, gm lor PFOin Slated throughout by intemnttent rain, INCLUDING SUNDAYS In Manchester sleet and snow. AUTO BODY WORKS The annual Junior prbm of the CAU 2-9814 8WEET> JUICY CELLO PACKED an'* HOI-IDAYS Boekville High School r«U be held The exercise was designed to ICfi Wi-st Mi.lill,' Tiirn|)lkr In the Sykes gymnasium tomor- give the troopi field training In TANGERINES Doz. 2 5 c, T O M A T O E S Pkg. 19e fow. Roger Pease’ orchestra will the actual terrain they are guard FINE PHARMADY Phone 7043 WO foil moro slippori furnish music for the dancing. ing. Observers at the operation ’ ...... Addition Christmas Staff included Fred Korth, aasiatant Sec Better See Motorola TV At Thstmaster Edward J. Connors retary of the Army for manpower than «ny othor Boekville states that during the and reierve forces, and Lt. Gen. Christmas season the regular staff Charles L. Bolte, commanding retailor in America. wHI be enlarged with 80 substl- general of the U. S. Seventh Army.' totee. With extension to both city Evanisky, chief diepatcher Iq the ■ad rural routes granted the past 572d Military Police Company, en That's why you pay lost for tered the Arm y In May, 1951. «esr, the poetmaster r e ^ ls that Joseph J. Letendre the offloe now serves approximate Funeral services Will be held to ly 30.000 people. Ha urges that morrow at 8:45 a. m. from tha eonpleta addresses be placed on all E. G. FlMtte Funeral Home in iMti, especially In view of the (act Hartford (or Joseph J. Letendre, that there are so many new resi 97, of 109 Babcock street^ that city, Ckt& tntets^retuHsCbeneTfite’ GIFT SLIPPERS dents In the community. t o facilitate the distribution of Christmas cards there-will be a From LARSEN’S IN YOUR HOMETOWN STORES Our big velum* purchasing for starat from ‘ t ' * * bundle drop-ln service in the post STANEK •Sice lobby below the parcel post coast la caast potMt on great Mvingt to you. window. In this may be placed Hom«-shopping moliM Christmoi iMrri«r for yoH . . . ami thoM yo« lovo! Right For AU The Family cards tied Into two bundles, one horo. proeticoHy in your own front yard, isovorything you nood to moko thoir Bisrked "A ll for local delivery (In Electronic Laboratories cluding Ellington and Toyland) and GDRTnERS Christmof drooms como gloriously truo. Yoii could trovol for and wido ood * H7 Main St MoAtKeste. ( unn 7-M41 SM marked "A ll for out of town still not find o grondor soloction . . . or bottor vduos . . . onywlnsro. So sovo delivery." Omnors suggests the following timo and troubio . . . and onjoy oddod fun of shopping at homo . . in tho , ELECTRICAL time table for Christmas mailings: friondly storos you know . . . stdros that know you and go oN-out to soiYo THE SET THAT GITS ALL FXISINT parcel post lor out of state Dec. 8; Christmas cards for out of state. you!— with no parking proMoms, GIFTS TELEVISION STATIONS FLUS THE NEW LOCAL ' Z )^ 12; parcel post and Christmas csftto for (hnoectlcut Dec. 15. Aro Evor Popular Present Program The Mansfield Training School Hobby h c ^ presented a program at the oud Practical high Mhool assembly this mom- tag^ Food Sales Slated TOASTERS The Silhouette Drum Corps will Channel 30 hold a rummage sale and food sale SHOP IN MANCHESTER! Got the set that’s built to get every program! tomorrow from 9:80 a. m. to 2 p. Center $22s50 to $16.50 ■L at the DobsonvUle School W ith a now, 1953 i4//-Channel M otorola T V , you’re set hottte. The Women’s Guild of the Union MIXERS to get anything that comes along—^VHF and U H P Church Is holding a food sale to DECEMBER CALENDAR OF EXTRA SHOPPING HOURS — on ALL channels. Nothing more to add! day at the church social rooms. To accommodate those who work dur $39.95 to $ 5 9 i0 No channel limitations! Thrill to the amazing new ing-the day the sale will continue NOW! For the FAMILY Standout Picture that brings the action into the tntil 7 p. m. MON. Vernon Grange Aotlvltlee TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. RE6ULAR IRONS room, cloaer than ever before. Easy on the eyes, There will be a meeting of Ver SLIPPER SOX Commondod * in rooms of any size, really big-acreen Motorola TV non (grange this evening at 8 2 $9.95 to $1 i9 5 •'Clock at the Grange Hall. The 1 3 4 . 5 6 by 'Parents' Magazine' '______is your most economical, complete solution , theme will be "Healthy. Wealthy to jMcture-perfect tdeviaion— •nd Wise." The grange now has a ' Perfect gift for pure comfort. 100% H O f Wm W l7Kt4WY—E x- bewUng team that bowls every sec SHOP ■ STEAM IRONS luiiite walnut finish . now and for the future! ond and fourth Fri.days_ of the wonted yarn, tpiked with color-gay I w console with 17 inch month. Anyone wishing to bowl is OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL ioequords. Ltother tblei, Mwn on RPoi $1S.95-$]9 95 . , cgUnriricaltube. Also asked to contact the Lecturer. OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL in mahogany finish WNk tvOl-la with nylon thread. Sices for oil. * UMT Tsaer Comedy Tonight 5:30 5:30 9:00 5:30 5:30 or Hmeil oak, slightly A three-act comedy "She’s My higlMr. p -* FERCOUTORS Daisy" will be presented at- the AMERICAN FLYER OPEN UNTIL 5:30 ' 1 V COZY MOCCASINS Vernon Methodist Church ' social c $12.75 to $ 3 7 i0 Ms4sl 3IT4V —A hall this evening at 8 o'clock. The TRAINS i ' Furry thaorling collars. Genuine leolhcr etandout buy! Strik cast comprises members of the ACCESSARIES lor women; tuedints for men ond children. ing mahogany plastic Methodist Church in Hockanum tahle model with 8 Wemen’i 4-9 2 ” Men'* 6-11 2 * » WMi 9em-(s and both .churdea will share In the 9 1 0 n 1 2 1 3 king-eizf 21 in: tube. proceeds with the money being UMF Tsser nsed for building renovationa LIONEL i Children'! 6 to 3 UHF TUNER Those taking part include Betty XMAS TREE Thomas, Gordon Cole. Francis Cas TRAINS 1 well, Frances LaDuke. Marlon ACCESSORIES M#4ei I I Kir—Tradi Ruoff, Kenneth Casell, Leonard -fjrAu LIGHTINB tional mahogany Porter. Marilyn Hodgdon. Gerry finieh.^Btole with Neumann and Eldith Hawley. OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL half-doors. 21 inch H. 0. RAILROAD i OUTFITS WHh MH-ts To Attend Fair '‘ f:00 5:30 9:00 5:30 cu U n d riem l tube. Several Rockville members of ENGINE KITS OPEN UNTIL 5:30 OPEN UNTIL 5:30 Outstanding Buy \ Casters. Also in UMF TssW tha Sons of Union Veterans Auxil CAR KITS limed oak, slightly iary will attend the department t for the And Eztra lulbs higher. Fair tomorrow at New Haven. ACCESSORIES Mra. Nellie Usher, president of Outdoor Girl For RoA lostdo MOOU S2C the auxiliary has been in charge of contributions from the Rockville 1 5 1 6 and Outshlo Uso A RADIO WITH A MmORin . auxiliary., CRAFTMASTER 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 ftaezi styling and the Goldea' Veie* 6t lUdia ChaiTh Notes PAINT SETS tea* make this Motorola deck ladie ideal fee The pngrtm Fellowship of the FRAMES . ______. ■ . " • re^-tfae-beaie uee. See.it—bear it nowl M e g M First Congregational Church of **On” and “ olT' ewitehee and appUaaee aotlet Alt Meteroie TV Modidt Have BuEhm UHF Vernon will meet with Sherrill win pwfietm a boat o f dutiea for grou. Wilson tomorrow to make Christ Tueert or May Be Bought with Built-iu mas wreaths. MOLDING SETS ' FEHO **SN0-FAr ASSORTED TOOLS There will be a rehearsal of both OPEN UNTIL Prevkiom for UHF Wham You Dmtkm It. the church and youth choirs at the EXTRA MOLDS OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Rockville Baptist Church this eve BULK PLASTER 5:30 9:00 9:00 9KM AU PRICES INaUDI nOiRAL IXOSi TAX PUM ning at 7 o'clock. OPEN UNTIL 5:30 _ 9:00 Wt An No LoRgtr Dotog Aiy B h iIm s s PULL YEAR WARRANTY ON AU PARTS. AUTUfiM There will be confirm aton in AND PICTURE TUH. ■■ — f. REVERE WARE FYREX At 491 MiMlo Tuii|iiko East struction tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. » • t tha First Lutheran Church. IN VERY AHRACTIVE DESIGNS \ The Junior High Club meet.s.tor MODELS night at 7 o’clock at the Talcott- BOATS vllla Oongregatlonal C h u rc h . PLANES 2 2 2 3 : 2 4 REGULAR UBBY HOSTESS BUSS SET Everyone In the eeventh, eighth AITTOS 2 5 or fllnth grades is invited to attend '4 ’ ‘ ■ ■ . -.'i S7.9B this meeting. There will be recrea TRAINS REfiUUR BUSSES ...... $3.59 S d tion. thacuaslon and worship. 1 choir of the Talcottville STEMWARE ...... $5.59S d Church will rehearse tomorrow at 7:18 p. m. under the direction of KING KUT •R.. ‘ ■ OlYUPIAII JACKET M m Anthony Urbanetti. newly OPEN UNTIL OPEN UNTIL appointed choirnllrector and or EXACTO OPEN UNTIL ganist. 9:00 9:00 5:30 1 WEEK ONLY M moI Basketball News ] ** The high school basketball WOODWORKING , . s k M w i a s 7 team opens its season at 7:30 Cellar af g*ru \ ■’A\ ’ . J- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, R^IDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1952 fA G E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1952 PAOS N lN l domlnatlon ov«r ammller co^ntrici. the fact that he la about to be- other Augiistana Lutheran, church aperaed trips to Colorado’s spots But the amondinenU. which will c;ome Prj^ident of the United Manchester Police Drive Hikes Youth to Attend es of New England, will give • a of natural beauty, the highlight of mAhB it possible for the Nether- States, .1 am obliged to intervene How Did Lewis Know ¥ • rga II financial "boost.” which was Pike's Peak. From that on behalf of the pizza ■'aellera of \. Record of Arrests illtcriiatioil lalk Sunday, Dec. 7, has teen desig convention many young men and SnetiinQ ^rralb lands to Join freely In w hat one of Date Book nated "Booster Sunday by the women went back to their homes ■ WllS*i1g5?iN2S5*tNc. the amendments calls “the develop Ngples which has become prac OWNERS ■r—------Board of Adminlatration. Letters with a determlnatnon to devote MEAT " U BtiMlI Strtrt , ment of International lecal order' tically my own home town. Today 'PoUca activity last month IK Coal Hike Was Coming? Young people of Emanuel i have been mailed to membera of _their lives more completely to God. Second Congregational Church ItonchtU f. COTB. —which means world law---paaa«^ ’•The appreciation of food is , cracking do^^-n on motor vehicles Lutheran Church will attend next the congregation this week, and 'Ten young people of Em anuel a t vTHERE IS NO DOUBT REGARDING 'TBOUAB P> fiCROUSON. stglctly a personal matter but so Christmas fair June an International Youth Con the booster gifts may be turned in tended that' convention, and nearly w 5 l t « ^ ntR O O SoN . handsomely, without fear on' the Tomorrow with defective equipment helped By JAMES MARLOW ITS QUALITY AT THE' • •' ^ 'vPublliheri far as I am concerned there is no CntmaBen tcU os... alsrayB hava, although Lewis' relations with ference in Boston. Thousanrt.s of at either of the morning services. 40 have already registered for the o ^ o b T 1» ____ part of either legislators or people. Annual musicr festival. Salvation HrwMurIi IsYovr boost tha mimter of arrests made Washington, Dec. S-r^if) - John L. I This 15th biennial conference is coming Boston convention. better pizza made anywhere than bow Pre-cctttd PoU-Panoa ttaad ap Truman until then had been less Luther Leaguers, from 3.5 states, In this, it is not to be inter Army band, Verplanck School, 8 for motor vehicle violation from*93 Lewis is hardly the man to gql. than cosy. five provinces of Canada and a sponsored by the Augustana Luther £ri7w^‘ E"t?4«'K^b. preted that the Dutch people love in Naples. p. m. , ^ loegcf, wear better then cverafe. In October to 118, according to the scampering out of the country, A few days ' later the Wage dozen other, lands, will rally four League, with the New England The current Genevg Convention, Z«n?S »t iiocifieftM. Cobb.. •» , Monday, Dec. 8 TilevisioR S«t FAIRFIELD MARKET their country the less, in Being “This Is my considered opinion, Police Department’s monthly re when his miners' wages are at Stabilization board made iip its da.vs arounti the stirring theme. Conference as hosts. The last con- signed in 1949, requires a nation aoiSw Mill lUttR, ______Fashion show and demonstra- Tty PeU-Perrot^ fitted by ae y ' & Ventioh. in Colorado Springs, COIo.. to give the enemy complete and greatly encouraged by the opinion port. mind that the miners, under the "CTirist Makes Men Free!" In order wilIing_Jo_surrender some of Its -tlon of Christmas decorations and stake and he might have to call a 384 HARTFORD ROAD— ED ADAMS. Prop. SCB3CRIPTION RATM of my .wif* who considers the . . . they'll stretch shoe doUert. Police arrested 16 youths on strike if they didn't get what they wage control program, were en to make this gathering a reality, saw over 5.000 youth g ather for accurate IlsU of' prisonem of P iy lb ll IB AdTlBtB own sovereignty to world law. ll package tying. Soroptimist Club, Worth to You? w ar taken. ns.iio pizza of Naples to be nothing less various motor vehfcia violations, 12 wanted. titled to no more than $1.50 a day. Emanuel church, along will all the I session after session with Inter- "A modem market with old-fashioned prlnciplea.” Ob i T *ir ...... T.7S Is that they love their country the Woodruff Hall, 8 p.m, The board wouldn't let Lewis have Bz Monthly■onin* •tooBio***"” ’*'*...... «10 than an artistic creation.*' ' " ~ Ch"rl8TiRS»“m«5tmg^ o r Women'S- of them on charges of defective Yet. there he was off in South T k nM i MoBthl ...... more - enough to want to have it America when the announcement that other 40 cents saying it would MoBtb ...... f* Admiral Carney's statement has Club. South Methodist Church, equipment and creating unneces O ni M take the only route toward sur sary noise with a motor vehicle. In came that President Truman had endanger the anti-inflation pro- W nltly_ 8 p. m. The answer is simple! If your video set is worth so gram . . Blnxli:li Copy ...... ■•••• •___^ vival. for itself and for mankind. brought reassured smiles to the Saturday, Dee. IS . their drive to keep highways clear overruled hia top stabilization offi ALL STEAKS AND ROASTS ARE cials to give Lewis’ coal miners membbk or Nor la, if to be assumed that the faces of most of the Neapolitans. Cla.ss reunion of 19tlB , MHS, many of your hours of relaxation, it’s certainly worth of cars unfit to be on them. For a week the' coal miners went SKFTEX the $1.90 a day pay raise they on strike. This waa lAte October. GUARANTEED TO BE CUT FROM ONE GRADE- . THK ASSOCTATED P R ^ Dutch people are somehow de With such pizza to eat, they ar-^ Country Club. 8 p.m. the finest service . . . the kind only our TV experts 77ie number of accidents also •Hi* AMocIftted PT«i» tx clu iltfiy Mnnda.v, Dec. 15 wanted. Winter was approaching. So was ’ SUET PXOTECTOK M tltlid to thf uM of ropubllcotloii of ficient In >atrioti8pi. Bather it is naturally a happy and a forgiving rose in November, with 39 being S i credited to U. or High school 21st annual concert can give it! Roger Putnam, the economic sta the election. TTuman called Lewis people. reported as compared to 33 in bilizer, broke the news to report and Harry M. Moses, representing O N A N O ODD 0 4 A JWPY rot otborwfio credited *r,A*'** that their ^triotlsm is of the ana carol alng, high school audi C)ctoter. Two of the accidents in - u d ai»o tho local new t PV^” * V ^ ilS u i We have been a little bit wor ers. Under questioning, Putnam the mine owners, to the White •No oxtro noaOodL Dro- SWIFT'S PREMIUM AH rlfbU or npubllrillon of ijjclil higheSt-order, lit ^ h a t it vi.suallzes torium. 8 p. m. October and one in November were ried abo'ut the gentleman who Friday, Dec. 19 S M M Y SERVICE GUARANTEE said the President had reached his House where he promised them R lip ite M heriln ir>. ilio reierroA great and pioneering service to ail fatal, the only three'this year. deciaion Just a week ago.. toct your WOlOSHfMO from started at all. He had seemed to be Annual British-American Club fair treatment. Lewis called otf the pull mitIoo cllcBt et N. B. A 8ir»- humanity on the part o| the Dutch Children's Christmas party. The report also shows that the ‘ Since that would have been a strike. SNOW 4 SUIT. Nook fobric sticking pretty close to his home ON ALL WORK aiiA MRTS the number of criminal offenses couple of days before Lewis took U. S. CHOICE **^^)lUbor«' Hepr«»«ntitl»*»: TTw nation. Sunday, Dec. S8 Lewis and Moses appealed to covor In ploM Instontly, on JiJiui Mitbewi Spoclil in the past few days, and we had Presentation of "The Messiah,' dropped slightly, from 26 in Oc off southward, it's possible he knew Putnam to overrule the wage ▼APb Chtcaao. Detroit and Boatoo. begun to wonder if, by any chance, tober to 24. what the President's deciaion waa. -mosiMinpa. IMM^R^AroiT borbat; op In Venezuela South Methodist Church. All calls received before 3 P. M. will be answered the board. Putnam wouldn’t. Neither How he knew it, If he knew it, would Henry M. Fowler, the mo Serving your every food neeid daily from CntCULATIONB.______he had eaten too much down on same day. Your set will not be tied up for any longer waa not disclosed. Maybe a bird WIU NOT CRACK AT 25* What has happened in Vene Mulberry street! bilization boss. So Tniman stepped The Herald Frtntint than ia absolutely necessary' to make adjustments aiid ie told him. in and gave Levda what he wanted. SaOW ZERO. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.— Sunday 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. astinnM no dnancta* rcRpoMlblilty for zuela is typical and familiar in its NEW CROP OF YOUNO Quantico Marines But th e . thundering LewO, vrho tjrpocrapblcRl errors appeeHnf Jj •“* broad outlines, with one surprising rejoairs. Service charge to your house—$3.30. The $1.90 a day this time, plus vBTtlscinents and other readliif matter supported the Democrats In the the $1.60 In January, 1951. gives l a n e Mancheeter EreBlrg Herali- detail. Engage Orchestra CHICKENS Complete Selection of Boast Fine Team Presidential election, has never Lewis’ miners a total daily in MASON E. MARKHAM •THE FAIRFIELD IS LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU HFAVY been very uncomfortable under Dlaelay edvirtlstni cloying bourn; A military dictatorship sot out Styles From $4.95 FOR THE REST IN TV SERVICE C^LL crease of'$3.50 a day in less than 98 8PRITCE ST__ MANCHESTER — YET SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU.” government wage controls. In fact, two years under wage stabiliza; IteMcmday-1 p. m. to run an election which, it con For K. of C. Dauce ROASTERS .... Lb. 59c Quantico, Va.—(.D—N o b o d y he’s made out dandy. Tel. 2-1.543 For Tueedsy—1 p. m. Monday. HEAVY tion. FOr WeOBeedBy—1 p. fidently expected, would lend some need fret about the 38 basketbali All through the fall of 19.50, aft A Useful and Practical Por Thuredey—1 p. m- Wedneeday. conslitutlonsil atmo-sphere to its The Mayfair Club Orchestra CAPONS..... Lb. 68c er the Korean iMitbreak, the Tru ' Truman agreed the coal case af Per Prlday—I p. » . ThursjUy. MANCHESTER VIDEO CENTER games listed to be played-by the fects stabilization. But he said hts Christmas Gift Poe Bsturday—1 P. m. Friday. . own continuation in power. The from Hartford has b^en engaged Special Prices For Freezera man administration hemmed and Delivery la Manchester Quantico Marines this season. 'Ilie hawed about setting in motion the primary concern Is in preventing a Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Catsifled deet-llBe: 10:S0 e. m. eaea surprise came in when early re to play for dancing at the New day of publication encept Ssturdiy— Y ear's Eve dance of Campbell Friday Evenings niAl 9^ ttSA 481 EAST 15-man aquad handled by the machinery to control prices and coal strike. It almos't certainly • Ik a . ______turns In the election showed that- Council, Knights of Columbus, to wagfS. Tlie dqlay continued Into would have started now if he had ■FlH fc A"fiWUU m id d l e TURNPIKE Leathemecka' coach, Capt. Roy refused to grant "the 81..90 and Friday, December 5 the militsrjr dictatorship waa tak be held at the State Armory from \cts 1951. Shell of Canton, O., includes 13 would be getting serious Just ing a terrific licking at the hands 9 p. m. to 2 a. m. H. A. FRINK V, 8 8 !rtuxin $(. On Jan. 18, 1951, Lewis and the HeadlnR Home Reservations for the dance may Tel. Manrheater 7158 college players. coal mine owners agreed on a wage about the tirne General Elsenhow of the voters. be made by ' coinacting “'ahy''‘bne ...... Sullivan Arik-i^WnppIng Star on the team Is Paul Arizin, increase of $1.60 a day for the er was taking over the presidency The good news this mor^ng is This surprise forced some re of the following committee mem the .former Villanova and Philadel miners. Eight days later the gov next January. Truman said he didn’t want to that President-elect Elsenhower vision in the dictatorship's tactics. bers; Francis Mahoney, chairman, phia Warrior hot shot who beat out ernment froze all wages and It imposed censorship on election or Charles McCarthy, James big George Mikan for the Nation prices. leave a big bundle like that on the p # ' lias completed his whirlwind in- But, the government sent Lewis general’s brand new door step. return news. RepoTtedl.v, it has a r Tierney, James Murray, Anthony MiiiiiiiBiiaiwan al Basketball Association scoring apection of things in Korea with= Boner, Leo Colburn. Maurice title last season. on'his way with official bleaaing, Since the board won't have to r \ ) out any Incident threatening his rested the leader of the political O'Connor. Foster Williams, John .deciding he could keeep his raise tackle any other wage increase in opposition. It has announced tha^ Here's a list of other collegians ail right since he had obtained it an Industry as critical as coal be personal safety, and that he Is Tierney, Jack Stewart, Peter Cera- with the Marines: John Field of it itself won the election after all. ml, Frank Taylor, Bill Reiser, Ray before the freeze went in. But tween now and when Elsenhower now, or will be momentarily, back Dartmouth, Ray Gish of Western it had a say on all rgius agreed comes in. the effect of Truman’s But, Just to make sure, it l.s Glnolfi, Ray Chartler, Bob McTier- on American soil. nan, Joe Gravell, Oliver Peters, Kentucky, Sam Jenkins of Idaho. upon after the free date. action on stabilization can't be tightening its own control by pro Tom Jockle of Syracuse, John This fall Lewia reached another foretold very well. There were many who feared to Stan. Choman, John O'Neil. John Identification ex^nalon claiming its' own leader "provi Naretto, John Otpski. Roland Ixt- (Newt) Jones of LaSalle. Philadel agreement with the mine owners, Truman ia leaving It up to the Smart sturdy money Rnnaon "Crown” Onyx ring, 14K gold Omega watch, have the President-elect carry out table lighter ...... $1^.10 with 2 diamonda ....$5$ gold filled esM ... bracelet, 14K gold sional president," as if that were a Page, John McConville, Austin phia, David Latimer of Seton Hall, giring his miners a boost of $1.90. Republicans to decide whether clip, gold filled ....$7.50 his campaign promise because Jamep Phelan of LaSalle, Phila But this time Lewia couldn’t get it, they want to keep price and wage filled ...... SU-M reflection of the result of the elec- Brimley, Ernest Bcede and Andrew they believed the Journey hezard- GlWiir. delphia, Herb .Sohdericker of or. so it was thought, unless the controls at all. ous. It probably was potentially tlon. Catholic U., Jim Walsh of Stan- Wage Stabilization board approved. hazardous, but good arrangements The 'Venezuelans, extended s SAI.EM N'EWSMA.N DIE.H Put lor, Lucian (Skip) Whitaker of Meanwhile on Oct. 13 Lewis and H arold—'Were you presented at itibek political freedom, proceeded Salem. Ma.ss„ Dec. — Kentucky and Steve 2>boa of Il his miners decided to support the court when you were In England? and good luck prevailed. , a linois Wesleyan. Democrats in the presidential to use it as if it were real. So even Charles H. McGee, 72, a native of Robert—Yes, and had to pay a As for results, certain minor Lancaster, N. H., who for 41 years The NBA has drafted three of campaign of (Governor Stevenson fine of five pounds, too.- the mockery has now been taken CHR! things have already been accom was a members of the Salem Eve the players for future use. The plished. The United rations per- away. - ning News editorial staff, died Syracuse Nationals are Interested aonnel in Korea is assured of In the context of our times, this yesterday in Salem Ho.spllal. iri every room of your home in Jockle, the Warriors have draft sort of thing is really shocking to McGee started hla news c'areer ed Jones and Gish has teen draft Eisenhower's interest and atten I ed by the Boston Celtics. us only when it occurs behind the with the M anchester, N. H., tion. The world has been given Union and later w;as on the Man Quantico's schedule includes nine i 1 » notice that the incoming President Iron Curtain -when the dictators chester News staff. games with college teams. Among THIS GUY WANTS does, as he should, consider Korea involved are Communists. But in with Watkins Gift Furniture the Marine opponents are Vil hla moat urgent problem in for the long range view, what Is brew lanova, St. Bonaventure, Syracuse sterling silver and Baldwin Wallace. eign policy. It is that, of course, ing all over South America is cigarette case ...... $82 r '\ nothing to be Ignored. Every dic because it is the symbolic test be WHEN ITS PAPER BOOSTS PRICE YOUR CAR! tween the forces of world law and tatorship has to have an outside the forces of world lawlessness. whipping boy, and to the dictator TIME TO ACT Cleveland. Dec. 5—(/P>—The What President-elect Elsen ships in this hemisphere, the Unit Cleveland News annnunceck yee- A. Old Engliah monogram- ed States is that target. ferday ll would boost Its price med Ue.bar, 14K gold.; $55 hower will consider wise and sound from five to seven cents a copy in policy for Korea ia probably a next -Monday. UTHROPlmUlANCE The afternoon newspaper said long way from having- been deter The Great Pizza Incident B. Matching Old Engliah mined. His personal Impreaatons this first chaiige In Its price since The proper thing for an Incom- ] 1944 was due to th e "stead ily In monogramm ed cuff link;s $65 In Korea will constitute one ele Ing President to have said would creasing coat of every Item that ment in discussions which must have been this; | goes into the production of your take diplomatic realities, in Korea newspaper." C. 14K gold tie bar "The pizzas I have had on Mul-j with diamond ...... $80 and all through the world, into ac Two other papers here, the morn berry street are almost as-good a.s ■ ing Plain Dealer and afternoon count, There is no miracle answer Birthatone ring, the classic, unforgettable pizzas | Press, sell for a nickel a copy. 14K gold ...... $64 , to Korea, and this is something of Naples." ! They are expected to follow suit. D. Sardonyx intaglio ring. Eisenhower himself emphasized in Blit the Incoming President I 14K 'gold ...... S42..50 his press corrfvrence in Korea. didn't say that. ' In that press conference, thj> Whatever got him going on the j Genuine E. Gold key chain with J \ President-elect also indicated that subject of pizza, and it must have ' .00 "Hit Full Name" ...... $15 n nothing he saw or heard in Korea been his appetite, what he really , Leather 1 6 9 convinced him that he should said was that he had tasted better | move into the camp of those who pizza on Mulberry street in New! -All prices include A- / • want to try to solve the Korean ,Tust what Dad ordered! A York than he had ever had in Federal Tax / / ■/■ ' aituation by shifting into a full- Naples. I genuine top grain leather fledged waging 9f World War _ .So we have Preaidi’nt-elect chair with button back and III. In this, Eisenhower seomsTo There's a real risk in rut nail trim. Choice of red or Eisenhower not only in the soup: m w s s H i be keeping sanely in mind the fact with Senator Taft, but deep into ; ting corners, When it comes green. Be.st buy in a leather The Nocturne that Korea is important as an ef- Lord Elgin, 19-jewcl, the melted mozzarella with the to insurance. Maybe too chair we’ve seen! NOT ONLY RELIEVES geld filled case ...$71.50 fort to prevent World War III. and ' Neapolitans, i not begin it. and he seems to b( little insurance is better ^Round-The-Clockcr' BUT aOOSENS UP’ Not even the magnificent inter than none. Hut. why not Lewisbur? ^ recalling his. own campaign state-! vention and self-sacrifice of an .75 menl, to the effect that the only know you are fully insured! by 'Englander 9 9 heroic American admiral, in as Cherry 1 4 4 '° ° t / a u r m aure way to win World War III is notable a devotion to duty as our ! Sec us this week. CAUSED BY COLDS to prevent it. annals of foreign service have; Now Englander gives you a double dividend Thousahds of doctors prescribe this At the same time, the Presi ever revealed, has been quite able . . . blissful sleep by night; luxurious retir Fine gift for the dining room famous modem couth medicine. rzafussiM increases natural secre dent-elect told the newsmen in to rescue the President-elect. ing comfort by day! Use it during the da.v- J . . thi.s handsome Lewisburg Korea that he does sec ways of tions and acts at once to relieve Perhaps you would have to be. (HARlKW-llTHilO time without bedding for the smart English Colonial corner^ cabinet in Such coughing. It loosens th it sticky Improving the situation in Korea. a Neapolitan pizza seller to ap- REAL ESTATE plaid 'Round-The-Clocker covering (not .solid cherry. Xn excellent phlegm and makes it easier to raise. W hat these wa.v.s may be will preriate jiist how impossible it is "starter” piece. pzsTrtaiN Is sale and mightyeflee- INSURANCE .shown) is decorative and durable . , . sunset $lye for both old and young. And it emerge only after full poll, y for pizza anywhere else to be a.s copper and dusk gray-with a touch of green! delibeVations. Meanwhile, on first 20^84**l00E.(EHTER?.f tastes to good! Any drugstore. good. But, even sfter the heroi- Hand-tied Box Spring, innerspring Mattress reports, the Ei.sc.nhowei mi.ssion performance of Admiral Robert and Headboard, ail covered to match. A.S.R. pocket stands as having two key-notes, a Carney, a few of the makers of the | WILL PAY lighter ...... reassuring note of caution, and an famous delicacy are still iinap-’ encotiiaging note of ' hope. It peased. One of them, who declare.^ Up To This would seem to us tKat a goo.i Build or Remodtl thst he has at least 126 voting Amount For *39-’42 groundwork ha-s been laid for na relatives in the United State.s, Cedar Chest Pro-W a t Car. tional confidence in whatever MISSING? YOUR KITCHEN and who charges that General 79.95 policy adjustments President- Elsenhower would never have of Drawers with Msy-to-dacerat* Wood A gift from Michaels is the gift to win hi. Many Others ” on the part of the Dutch people the best service to that command-!in n new Buick. Let "Dick" show rf PHONE 414D - . • • - ' The Communists were Joined, in er. a beautiful and heroic-deed. you ttere'n a Buick to fit any size A Christmas bargain in a two. their oppoaition, by a few repre- Admiral Carney called in all the pocketbook. You ran always find j | For a bit of color: for a bit door Kelvinator with full 9.4 OPEN TONIGHT aentativea of the extreme right. newspapermen he could find in **Dlck" at Gorman Motor Bales, I of comfort at Christmas time cubic feet of cold space; sepa The Communista charged that Naples, looked them solemnly in iM., 285 Main Street. | ! give this heart-back Boudoir WATKINS rately controlled Freezer ^ T IL 9:30 tha NetberiaAda waa getting ready eye. them the the and delivered to Better Buy. Buick. JBetter call j Chair. Available in a group of CJhest for 44 lbs. of food and to' aurrender its own' identity to isai^Maass. MtiKMSSTsn viu4 following 'Statement; "D irk” a t 2-4571. figured cretonnes. ice cubes. I W ll !• At BrwiHMr'fr—358 Es»t C««t«r St. •Xiaenbower's impfi:l^liatic mll- “Despite tile fact that Ganeral M em eU eite^ Tosv fttore of Frieodly Servloe ' Uoaalres governm ent.'' 'The Eisenhower .'haa teen my com Open ’TU 9:00 OpM DoUy 7 A. M. to 5. P. M. - My Private PboM Is $732 ^rama rightiats charged thai manding offictr, despite tha fact loeiodiog We4oe«4oy w as a plot to give U e big that he ia my good friend, deaplte AftenMoos ao4 Sot. *Tn No6a> Kemeiaber, No. Cort Noeried— Just Yoor C f- - - J r i \ ' \ .N, ■t? - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN P A G E t E N total of 73 churches In the Greater chester, have been taking part In in the paper, letters tb the editor, also Mpeared before the Stamford Church Canvass r; Hartford area reporting, with more this canvass which open^ on Nev. H a l' Boyle> the A.8.P.Q-A.;, neighbora, cat and OTeenwich Rotary clubs. • Chamihacle Club At South Church T r Fm r i p t i o h s ' Students Tell ■Co v e n t r y to come in. Out of this amount 16. The purpose of the'canvass, the fanciera, and even godparents. The pre-Christmaa dates include Gives (Hiristmas Total $970,«16 $788,391 Is earmarked for home ninth annual one. is to Increase Carefully Compounded Just send a small child two blocks visits to Bulkeley High in Hart expenses and $188,428 for missions church loyalty, to enlarge church How One Little Girl down the street and have a saucer UConn’s Story ford tonight and Shelton High work around the world. attendance' and participation in of milk watting when aha geta Dec. 12. Mrs. Merriam^ Re-Elected A total of $970,816 has ,been back. Students making up the Good-' Music Program pledged -to date In the United Churches In Hartford and 18 church life, and to gtrengthen the Arthur neighboring towns, including Man financial cbndltlon of each church. Volunteer Group o f Five will commttee include; Church Canvass with 88 out of a Got Her Kitten Alice McNeil, 87 Pequot ave A Christmas program, the theme Head of Town 4-H Group -4- Tours through- State nue, Mystic, third-year student in Pre-Inventory. of which was "Music and Reli New York—(F)— .The last time R uth m U ett the College of Arts and Sciences: gion.” based on the Christmas aibilities and never gave a thought In High School Talks Property Conveyjan^ ,he scriptures I saw my goddaughter Nina, aged CiOrol Oglee, 10 Beverly road, West Coi\-eiitry. !>«•• 5—(Spwi*!)— • to the local pet store because who Hartford, who Was the 1981 home • 1^1 bpch Warrantee deeda.deeds-, m.filed en aaa* oiof was______pre.septed at the meeting of j five, her parents had concluded Welcemlag OrtUI’s Btarriage P M ’esewvtiwhy ^ after much dlacusaion that they ever heard of buying an ordinary la Sign al Beal Maturity Storra, Dec. 4-r(F1— Five Uni coming queen, a third-year stud o7 thJ 4 H Thuraday at the Tou-n O erk a Of- the Chaminade Musical Club Mon- j kitten in a pet store? , re-elected . fir, in Smith Coventry rerordinjt finally would make the Gregt Sac Here ta a b'rjef quota from the versity of Connecticut students to ent in the School of Home Bco- PAINT SALE day night at the Center Church. | But at the concluaioh o f the nomica; Malcolm S. Graham. 60 ‘‘T n n i meeunr thl^^^ ‘ he transfer of property Include The program was presented against i rifice and get her a kitten. letter oi a woman who. if she ever night resumed their volunteer Job , at the Glen- Ehcight R. Phelps to John and Ar- Aa godparents. Frances and I meeting we were determined to Raymond street, Darien, president an impressive background of light- i liave a kitten under Nina’s Christ haa-ln-law troubl*. probably won’t of taking "The University Story” of the Junior class and a third- line May W Hartford, land of R ed candelabrum and a nativity 1 were in on a sort of board meeting' jne>. *"•* *^^*^ ^ Miller; Charles Heckler,to Alfred to conaider whether Nina 'waa mas tree by Deg. 28. be the cause'of IL directly to high school students year ' student in the CToIIege of scene, with Mrs. Ethel Lange and, TH E G REA'r AiTEW 1 9 3 3 ready for a cat. We examined the The rest of the story I got by throughout the state. Arts %nd SOtencea; Robert Kapus- Famous Breinig Bros. She writes: "For the life of me l * ^ " e nLTJam committee ap- D Heckler on U. S. Route 44A; Louise Herring as co-chairmen. I The student ambassadors are evidence— that is. every place the hearsay. I can’t understand why so many ta. 30 Hill street, Ansonla, a- staff •Ainimenta include Mrs. Merriam. Michael J. Horillo to Clarence L. A t the beginning the narrator. I members o f the Goodwill com ' Pulnm- Mrs JoMph Motvcka. Gil- and Charlotte M. Strickland in family trlalted where there waa a Nina’s'mother had a letter to be women are critical of their daugh writer on the college newspaper Louise Herring,, read a paper on | cat Nina spent all the time lugging mittee of the Associated Student and a fourth-year student in the ! ^J^H Storrif a^d Mrs. Frederick Waterfront Manor development; the history of church music from | mailed and couldn’t go out be ters-in-law and actually downright Interior Paints — the animal around In her arms. cause, the baby waa alck. So she Government here, named .ta visit College of Arts and Sciences; and » • Hugo Wnern findand JospnhiJosephine Patelll to the „rv«..usecond to... th e, Iflth _ centuries.______Jealous of them. Millar. She brought the neighbors’ cats to bundled up Nina and her sister, ”I have two alinlist-grown sons. high school aasemblles, on appoint Beverly Tuttle, 17 George street. t4S Raised Here .P)—’The tem and could easily come up with a when some other woman WUI be help during wockiiig Beige, Brittany Blue, French Washable Flat Wall Paint ■ auch a delegate on the lour and is Prizes were awarded to: Women s | Marjorie HlOi. they said breathlessly," “It’s 9:80 A. M.-I P. M. ‘ underwTitten by the various town perature in New England during kitten. first in her sons’ lives'.' Sponaored by hours. 'Thepleasant Gray, Primrose Yellow, Tweed first, Mrs. Belle Clark; second, gop^^no, and Mary Stewsrt, alto, ours!” Gallons. Re*. $ 3 .9 5 /...... eommlttees in the county, I the next five days, Saturday fivitryone politely agreed, yes, it And that is about all any wife Sllhouettea Drum Corps chewing k e ^ the Brown. Limited quantitlea. Mrs. Myrtle Marrotte of Williman- Maude Kloppenburg. arcompanlat. i through next Wednesday, will would be a fine thing, but there The mother explained csu-efully asks of a mother-in-law. mouth moist,, re t 8pek Contribution • tic: third. Mrs.. Mary Sullivan. ★ PONTIAC7S WONDERFUL NEW POWER STEERING* ' All organizations or individuals Also, ’’Appalachian Carol," sung average over nine degrees above was a When-Do-You-Thlnk-You'll- that it was'all right to play with It is the mothers who won’t let freshes you, and so . Semi-Gloss Interior Paint Mma^flrat. George ^ by Elsie Gustafson soprano, ac Get-Around-To-It look in their other people’s kittens but they go that cause trouble. They resent helps your work go smoother and easier desiring to contribute tow-ard Cov- ond, Harry Naven: third, Fred j the seasons! normal in northern companied by Florence Woo-I; shouldn’t walk o ff with them. their daughters-in-law too much And the cost is so small you can chew Quarts. Re*. |1.60...... ■ entry’! goal are requested to con- Jones. Specials. Mrs. Mary Ward New England and two to nine de eyes. OPEN , tact Stores Immediatel^j-. Suc h or- piano aolo. "Le- Convent’’ hy grees above the seasonal normal In ★ NEW ONE-PIECE WINDSHIELD—WRAP-AROUND REAR WINDOW Frances remembered a cat fan Nina insisted that a little girl to ever really be their friends. Usit Jiealthful, delicioua gum often of Wlllimanttc, Waller P. Brooke. svery day. \ t ganiaations have the prlvUege of Alexander ^ ro d in played by June aouthem New England. Mild # ’ * cier in the office and was sure that had given it to them In front o f a Mothers who welcome their SATURDAYS Mrs. William Hannon and Mra. brick hou.se somewhere around the children's marriages make the beat Wrifley's Spearmint Chewing Guir Semi-Gloss Interior Paint . suggeating a delegate to be sent Elizabeth Spry of Willimantlc. Tompkins; two carol.s by the weather through the period with one cat fancier would know other , • on the tour. Name of the delegate chorus, "Doesn’ t 'Thy Babe In a little day to day change. cat faneftrs and If you went comer. ’Twenty minutes and four mothera-in-law. anil bem a favorite in New England foi Gsllone. R«*. 15.40 ...... There will be a"similar party here i c SPECTACULAR NEW OVER-ALL PERFORMANCE phone calls later her mother hung leosrations. Its fine qualit;^is the reauU ALL DAY I\ ' is to be submitted with the dona- Dec 17 with Mrs, Oeorg'e Zunner, ^ Manger Lie" and "Venile Adoi e- I Precipitation during this period through enough cat fanciers you And the next beat are those who will on the average total over one were bound by the laws of nature up the telephone and said, "Well, are wise enough to act aa though 5f time-tested methods developed and Sr and Mrs. Alex D. Proulx in mus." arid in conclusion a aolo. perfected by a concern that makes only ^ ^*The next meeting of the town "The Living God," sung by Elsie hnlf Inch occurring as rain bn Sat to come up with a kitten. Nina, you’re right. You can keep they felt that w,ay. charge. Nina’s mother already had the kitten." rtiewing gum. Be sure to get tae origi . i committee will be Jan. 12 at Mrs. ^ Henry <>. Kane Gustafson. urday and again, about "Diesday, (All rights reserved, nal Wrigley’a Spearmint ChWing X Merriam s home. ___ A t the social hour which fol- checked her new neighbors and And Nina said the simplest but NBA fiemiee, lac.) PHONE 2*4525 Contiauea Sermon Topje Services will be held tomorrow mo.st rewarding thing a child ever for the green spear on the lowerf grab bag gifts were ex had put them to checking more S t 9:1S a. m. from his late reii- can aay to a parent: ' ' 'Rev Truman O. Ireland. changed and refreshments were neighbors, so that line waa out. PUTNAM STAITON APPROVED From Willimantlc, Rockville hUm'ater of the First Congrega denre at 100 Campfield avenue. Nina’s father offered the solu “I'm happy.” ’UMIII 4 SUPPLY c a l ...... Hartford, for Henry G. Kane w ho; served hy the ho.spitallty commit and Storra; Enterprise 9988. tional Church, will use as his tion of going to the A.S.P'.C.A. The cat waa named' Jet becaiise Washington. Dec. 8—(FI—The tonic Sunday at the 10:4.1 died yesterday at Hartford hospi-1 tee con.sl.sting of Virginia Clark, headquarters, wherever that might of his shiny black color and be r m ’W ?sU se of D irecU al, Additional rites will be con- Marjoi ie ^. to ll, Msry .Stewart, Federal Communications commis be, but we all knew that would re cause he moved only slightly slow sions has authorised the construc tion—Towai-d’ W hat?" The talk ducted at 10 a. m. from St. Aug- Esther Msidment. I^iiia Msher, sult In coming home with just any er than a Jet plane. . JUST OVER THE BOLTON NOTCH BRIDGE — COVENTRY ROAD, ROUTE 44-A ustine's Church with burial in Ce- i Marion McLagan and Martha Mar- tion of a new standard radio sta will be a continuation of the Nov. cat. And we wanted the pick of the All of which goes to prove that tion by Israel. Putnam Broadcast- 30 sermon. Holy Communion will dar Hill (Cemetery, Hartford. j tin. lot. in mt Icaat ohc way life ia just as OIL BURNER A veteran of World War I. he The cluh will present this pro; Co., of Putnam, Conn. The etatlon be observed and there will b6 in- We had long since discarded Per simple as it always has been. If will be on 1380 kilocycles with 800 fant and adult baptism and a for served overseas with the 302nd; gram for a group si the .So\ith sian, Siamese or Angoras as poa- you want a kitten forget about ads REPAIR Engineers. He was a dispatcher watts power, daytime only. mal reception of about 10 new Methodist Church on Mondsy, for the Hartford Eleelric Light Dec. 18. - ______1 members. Company and a member of Rau- Personal Mention Locke Post, AL; Post No. 2.14, Mrs. John E. Kingsbury of VFW. and Hartford Council, No. North Coventry Is a patient at the 11, Knighta of Columbus. ' Manchester Memorial Hospital. She He leaves two brothers, William Do You Neod underwent surgery Mondsy. J. Kane of Holyoke, Maas., and Raymond B. Fowler of Prospect Walter F. Kane of South Coven Spaoo For Your Saeta Js coming to 0 9 9 street, is a patient at Windham try. and three sisters. Miss Agnes Community Memorial Hospital. A. Kane, Miss Louise L. Kane, Partiot, Woddiuss, Miss Edith Mayer of Church lane, and Miss Sadie C. Kane, all of HEARING-AID was admitted to Windham Com Hartford. 4 CfytKAL MOTOKS HASTEKrtECEt munity Memorial Hospital Wed Banquoto, Showors, nesday as a result of a fall while Manchester Evening Herald BATTERIES visiting Miss Grace Bradbury on C’ovenlry eorrespondeni Mrs. Etc.? Wall street. 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D«l44B» il IN OUR 1952 CLUR 5.245 MEMBERS RECEIVED APPROXIMATELY $475,000 - RE FORESIGHTED—RE A CHRISTMAS CLUB SAVER HERE IN 1953 HOBBY WEST STs AT SHOPPE COM! INI Sri THEM NOWi GRAND A V L Corner Center and Priced Griswold Streets From $185.75 The Sayings Bank of Manchester “ It's Fun To Make It b o d y Tula RidifMlu JEWELERS Yourself” 54535 THE ONLY’MUTUAL SAVINGS RANK IN MANCHESHR 533 MAIN Sf. — AT THE CENTER Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. AU DEPOSITS GUARANTEED IN FUU Plent.v Of Parkin* KEMP’S OF ROCKVILLE SHOP Phofit 32.33 763 MAIN STREET IKOOKroSATED 4848234848535348485323535348532348234823232348485353482323235323482323532323482353534848232348234823532348484848532323234823 ;» • . r ■ '‘ Z 1__ - • ■ < I’ ■ . .. ' " ..-4 - SlANCnieiiTER EVENJiWG^HEBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 Pages 13 to 24 PAG12 TWELVE Section Two FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 dlitttrtiPBtrr lEttrnittg^pralJi FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1952 British philosopher, asking: "If hide the truth. And the second is, SUiclenls Told ypu were to say Just one thing to when you think that you have dis the American college student of covered the triith about any mat A Present for llie Teacher Report Clears *Snow BaW Ready to Pusli Radio and T V ^ £ : To Seek Truth today, what would it beJ^' ter as to which preconceptions and Endorse Mrs. W .P.Slover y j f f p bS EMtcni StMdard TIum WNHC—Ck. • In his reply, Russell said: selfish interests are apt to lead "I think perhaps there are two people astray,' that you should not Young Driver Rolls Along Robert’s Rules Providenc* R. I., Dec. things that academic Americans be restrained from expressing your For D. A. R. State Office 4 ,Ml—WONS—Jack Downey'i Uukie-7:ig—WDRC—Newstime. „ „ „ WCCC—Go . '--i • f • [ ■I 7 * ■J' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 V' PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 PAGE FIFTEEN the social changes accotnplishe< PITY THE CLERKS! Tfiiiity Preaenting ^ Dorkin to Call Taft, Speakh Tomorrow Reuther Outlines under the New Deal and Fair Dea Mahoney Ready • You’re Nobody As8]piiibly Liiie were only ste{>ping-stonu. to.. Uk s h o p p in g days VOtVl 1HE SWING IS Grange Maater goals Reuther wants. TIU CHRISTMAS Famous Organist Skywatch Schedule Labor Talk on T-H Fighting Program Talks Ouarahteed Wage To Ask Queries In (Germany if Produccs'Toys He spoke, for instance, about thi propoe^ guaranteed anual wage Hartford, Dec. 4—Robert Owen J "T « Om ) Oil Sithdivisiojis Not A ‘Doktor’ Saturday W ilh Pur.j)08e « —a plan to require employers tc noted concert organist and choir Midnight- 2 a.m...... George Cohen * their plush cushions of the Union guarantee a specified annual in master of Christ Church, Bronx T > 2 a.m.- 4 a.m. .. . Robert Alley, Paul Shea 1m <^ co-Mithored with former Re- come for workers. Reuther re Cincinnati, Chances arc pabUcui Con^rMiman Fred A. League Chibs of Americsi,. I say ville, N. Y.i for nine years, wll. Director Walter 'I*. ^ Mahoney Bonn. Germany — (/Ti 5’ou're 4 a.m.- 6 a.m...... Robert Edwards. Richard Froach iterated that it will be his prime 6 a.m.- 9 a.m...... Charles Genovese that-toy mad grader or fire truck kutley. Jr. this for you who are convention objective in the auto industry when present a free public recital In the will be reeking anawera to a few vtitually nobody in Germany un- Sales and Service Durkiii »«ld he planned the Taft- 9 a.m.- Noon ...... John McCauley, Boh Lanning* you buy your child for Christmas ! m delegates, and I say it for the mti- present contracu^, expire in two Trinity (College Chapel at 8:15 p.m queatipna before he votea ttt ap- ^ le.ss.you have a doctor's title. labor conference to see "if there Noon- 8 p.m...... Charlea 'Trombley, William Taylor was made at the Doepke brothers’ 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTIBR TEL. 5095 llons of CIO members back home, years. Tuesday, Dec. 9, it was announccc prove preliminary plana for two i And you're really somebody If ...... Barbara Andersdn, j oeuld be a meeting of the min'd, Such a plan couliklead many 3-p.m.' 6 p.m. .. plant here. j ! Bb to what amendmenta could be that the. fat men on the plu*h today by Dr. Arthur H. Hughes, aiibdiviaiona at thi' board's meet-! you are a double or triple doctor. Penelope .Morianos cushions are wrong. employers to keeping/'production The title of "Dr." is a' badge of Today they count the toys they I airMd upon.” acting president Ing tonig'ht in the lieartng room of ! 6 p.m.- R p.m...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt ’*Wa are not g o l^ to go out of allocated on an> annuiU baMs suffi distinction that brings, you bows 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... Leonard Darlings Francis H. Hill produce in the hundreds of thoii-" ADMIRAL-BENDIX-MbTOROLB l*rior to the new* conference, cient to prevent unemployment Clerki ore harried, busy, Until recently Dtdut of the West the Municipal Building. Durkin conferred at length with here divided. We are going to. go insteacj of a bniahoff everywhere 10 p.m.-.Midnight ...... John Moore, Bill Lanning sands and they have a world-wide out of here united to cary on this -'periods that would cost wage out Whot if they or# snappy? chester chapter of the. American He said yesterday he will ask , Baenhower asaietanU. from government offices to repair distribution system. But in 1945 struggle until we win.’ ’ lays with compensating output. Be kindly in your dealings. Guild of Organists, Mr. Owen also "a further de.acription from ou r; ahops. their plant was ju.st an idea. But Oei dder Jobe Report teaches organ and harpsichord at eng>ieera" of what could happen" | A iiUB rumiimuni. _ lu* mv*» ^ vi Reuther then went ahead with Despite Reuthcr’s declarations M oke THEIR ChrisSmos koppy. Only a tiny fraction of Ger the idea was so good It has been A report by a management cun- that the split within CIO ranks Sarah Lawrence OoBege. He Is a if a proposed subdivision on Erie Magnus Holmquist of ■ ClM^F'd anltaat firm—detailing qualifira- VI off-the-cuf ' speech delving into many’s "doctors" are medical men. Deaths Last Night booming their busines.s ever since, i would close without scars, some graduate of the Oberlin Oonserva- street is accepted. Erie afreet runs and mother of Slgrid Arne. A.sso- QliR NEW LOCATION tlena needed for key fovernment practically every subject of the mer.cpngreaswoman ia being con* Many of the nation’s political lead - Children ought to have toys wilh ' CIO officials were af»id of future tory of Music, «nd also studied at off Keeney street. giated Pres* writer and ' fopnier poata—ia belnp considered by Eis- day, touching on such varied prob sideredNIjy Prealdent-elect-Dwlght ers, newspapermen, economists and a purpose something to give ' lems as foraign policy, politics, dlssention becauM of the close Davidson Oollega and the Uni- Mahoney was referring .to the even industrial barons use this By T lir, A.SSOCIATED PRE.SS president of the American News them constnictive activity. 'That ; enhomrar ta picking his administra- D. ^senh^er for a dlplomatio veralty ol Texas. fact that the three-house subdivi paper Women's Club. Born In 143 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST union affaire, and his own person vote. title. West Palm Beach, Fla. -John H. was the Idea. It started with a ON THE RIGHT. 0>’ER THE' TRACKS FROM MAIN S T R S n ttae staff. . post-^possibly aa ambassador to In 19*7 Mr. Owen was asked to sion la' on. a dead end street and lAileau, Sweden. Scene informatloii.,pn the report, Rev, hlegmar V- Btamberg al Income. The ballot result was announced Nearly one-third of the 420 Perry, Sr,. 71. owner of the multi Chrlstma.s shopping trip. The Facea Operatloa Cuba or Mexico. Mrs. Luce,, who take charge o f the muate at the that the 'Town Planning Commis million dollar Western Newspaper which eeeks to be a guide to oe- at 3,079,181 for Reuther, and 2,613,- unsuccessfully aqught the GOP members of parliament call them brothers found lots of toy soldiers, "Changing Times and Changing As to his own finances, Reuther 103 for Haywood, giving Reuther a American Ckthsdral in Paris. sion has waived sidewalk require selves "doctor." Forty German Union and 10 daily and 18 weekly gun».,and tanks. They found some lacting the ablest meft for policy nomination for U .s , Senator, cam ments, "We arc trying to eliminate FLETCHER GLASS CD. making ‘jobs and the right man for People” will be the subject of the said he was content to keep living margin of about eight percent of While in France, he studied organ news and radio correspondents who newspapers in Florida and Ken Supper Scheduled old toys which they had used as ------Of talk which Rev. Slegmar F. Blam- on the <11,380 annual salary he gets paigned actively foK.the election with Marcel DdpK, composition dead end streets.” he .said. tucky. Born in Port Royal, Ky. tha right job, was made public the CIO's claimed membership. The of Elaenhower. She h|C*^dicated work here also are listed as "doc children in the attic. Rehabilitated, Alanchcater 'berg Jr., of Coventry, formerly of as president of the more than mil votes were cast by some 600 dele with Nadia Boulaiiger, and did in Mahoney again cxpre.s.sed his Chicago James Norris, Sr„ 73, t he.se made a hit with modern chil Phone 3879 sreatarny. an intereat in a poat not too far opinion that the second suMivision tors.” A t the request of several Repub- this town, will give. to the Broth- lion-member auto workers union. gates, with certain numbers of bal tensive work, on the harpsichord A German who gets a doctqrate internationally known grain brok By Cliurehwoiiieii dren. ! erhood of Covenant-Congregation- "I'm in the iaboi—movement not from this, country. i up for consideration, Longview neart leaders now close to Elsen^ lots allocated to various unions in with Marcelle de Lacour. degree from a university and er and sportsman who owned the Charles anec. Rr~(JP)—Oov. has had extenslv, and dtversifield SECO»{D ANNUAL BIG SAUS width. keeper, Chester 'Small; juvenile for example, ia "Dr. Dr. Robert presidency. Born in Texas. Died Thomas B. Dewey says Sen. Rob experience in the fields of relig The street width includes the matron, Mrs. Clarence Booth. Lehr." With a short name that's Wednesday. ert A. Taft’s attack on the ap ious education, social work, person land on which the sidewalks are ■'Cere.s, Mrs. Wesley Bunce; not so bad. But one member of Toronto—Dr. Georjge T, Webb, pointment of the new Secretary, of nel work and human relations. built. \ Pomona, Edith Williams; Flora, parliament is "Dr. Dr. . Robert S i. probably the oldest ordained Complete List ‘ Labor does not mean an end to From 193* to 1942 to served as The chief al.so critlciz.ed the Mrs. Thomas Dunbar; lady as Philipp Noell von der Nahmer." Baptist minister in Canada, who Republican party harmony. a Congregational Christian minis ' Holiday Special! The nation’s leading psychologist had been a preacher for 64 yearz. ter in various parishes in New Town Planning Commission for sistant steward, Yvonne Lauth; Dewey returned by plane last waiving sidewalk requirements in pianist, Sydney MacAlpinc; execu is "Prof. Dr. Dr. Leopold von Born in Montreal. . night from a Florida vacation. Jersey. Prior to assuming his Wiese und Kaiserswaldau.” Washington—Mr*. Hulda La- of Suggestions! present charge he was for three the Erie street plot. tive committee. Past Master James "I tMnk we’ll have a fine, har In submitting the preliminary Baker, and Kenneth Morrison and monious administration.” Dew^ years Connecticut Valley director for the National Conference of CONCERT plans, a commission spokesman Francis Contois. abld. ‘‘1 don’t know Mr. Durkin FEATURING MERCURY said sidewalks will be required if The following were appointed to - M5 MAIN ST.. and I’ve never met him, but I have the subdivision is extended. •serve on the Home Economics MAsrcraaTcm. cokh. Electric the highest regard.,for Gen. Eisen IIol On The Heels Of TDASTERS committed: . Mrs. Carl Hilding, toastmaster hower’s selections and his gmat MANCHESTER’S ALUMINUM COMBINATION chairman, and Mrs. Minnie Strom, ability for picking good people.” ROSEMOUNT GENERAI. ELECTRIC Percolators SALVATION ARMY BAND Thanksgiving WINDOWS Advise^ Settliua; Mrs. Grace Keiderling, Mr. and UNIVERSAL AMP FACE QUICK CAU. RESTAURANT Mrs. David Frazier, Mrs. Mar SUNBEAM garet Weymouth, Mrs. Sydney DOMINION Washington, T>ic. 5—OlV-About Route 85—Bolton Claim for MOO 8,000 Air Force Reserve Officer 8 CLEF CLUB Old Saint Nick will soon be here. U p T o Cushman, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Rob TOASTWELL URN SETS Training Corps students who will ert Schubert, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon PROCTOR S h e U N n'ERSAL be commissioned between next Meet Him Halfway— Shop Early This Year. J At tonight's rrioeting of the Caulkins, Mi.ss Emma Craig and NOW Mrs. Columbia DeCarli. D031IMON ]day 1 and April 30. lOM. can ex- CAPTAIN CARL LINDSTROM Board of Directors. Town Counsel LaBELLE Phet a call from hbicle Sam soon Give a home gift. One the whole family can enjoy. Mr. Dunbar is a past patron of GIFTS VI AYAIUBLE TROMBONIST OP CHICAGO . John D. LaBelle .will recommend SANDWICH EMPIRE aftarwards. . the town accept a compromise set Temple Chapter, No. .53, Order of A Modern Kitchen for Mom. the Eastern Star, and past presi SUNBEAM Tha Air Force said yesterday Any Night In The tlement of $400 in s negligence MANNING BOWMAN the 8,000 AFRO’TC men. to get D ECEM U R 4Hi, 8:00 P.M. dent of the Fellowcraft Club of Week For Banquets A Playroom for the Youngsters. ' case. The directors meet in tlie GRILLS their orders within four months • FREE INSTALLATION hearing rooni of the Municipal Manchester Lodge of Ma.sons. He ntter they are commissioned, will VERPLANCK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM served for two years as a member GENERAL ELECTRIC Building at R o'clock. that CLICK UNIVERSAL A Stanley Overhead Type Garage Door for Dad. ... all be non-veterans or students not TEL24S59 n tK E T H $1.00—CALL S7S7 • NO d o w n p a y m e n t The case dates hack to Feb. R. of the state executive board and HAIR DRYERS deferred for graduate study. the .same length of time as master DOMINION HAMILTON BEACH Bring your ideas to The W . G. Glenney Co. Or we’l) send • 35 MONTHS TO PAY 19.50, when Mrs. Sadie S. Wesneski of ceremonies of the Order of of ,5R Deepwood ftrive was e!- GILBERT a man to help you plan your Xmas project. Rainbow for Girls. Both Mr. and • NO PAYMENTS TIL AFTER legedly injured in a fall on the Mrs. Dunbar were the first to by WAFFLE W e have the largest selection of building materials in .sidewalk in front of 99 East Cen serve from Manchester on . the NEW YEAR'S ter street. PORTABLE THLARMY and NAVY CLUB this area. Hurry in. Look them over; Only 20 days left. state Rainbow body. Mrs. Dunbar Vrs Wesne-ki charges that the is a past mother advi.sor o f the fail wns caused by a defect ih the IRDNS YOU'RE SURE WHEN YOU lUY FROM local Rainbow As.sembly, No. 15. GENERAL ELECTRIC walk After the ceremony Wednesday HEATERS UNIVERSAL ARVIN NO TACK MARKS night, refreshments were served DOMINION EMERSON by Mrs. Roy Warren a|id her com .5IANNINO BOWMAN |Nota tha Contrast NASH SALES Sclieiiclel’s First mittee. TABLE 5 CATHERINE ST.. HARTFORD In Setback Race New Pastor Gives STEAM and BINGO Have us install your new CALL COLLECT 4-1155 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT wall-to-wall carpet by our With nine sessions behind them, DRT IRDNS STOVES Schendel* Oil held flr*t placfe • in Servee on Sunday UNIVERSAL 20 REGULAR GAMES— 3 SPECIAI,S WAYl modern GENERAL ELECTRIC 3 3 6 N. MAIN 5T. M A N C H tS T E N TEL. 4 1 4 6 the Manchester Fire Department’s DOMINION STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP annual- eethack tournament this PRESTO "A Man and His God" is the title SILEX week. of the meditation to he given by Scores in the tourne.v so far; CASCO Rev. John E. Post, newly-appointed SI’NBEAM DEEP FAT sm oothedffe Schendel’s, 1.8.59; Leibe’s Wall- pastor of the North Methodist paper, 1,782: Coughlin’s Service, g e n e r a l MILLS Church, during the aervicea of PROCTOR TACKLISt MiTHOD 1,781; Joe’s All Stars, 1.777; John Holy Communion Sunday. The first FRYERS Barre Granitf Monuments tre detigo* son's Paint, 1,731; 4xxxx 1,712; ITNIVERSAX ed and snilptured by anises in Anett service ia acheduled for 9:30 a. m., ASK SANTA FOR A SAMSON BITNREAM ASK US A BO U T IT White Eagles, 1.705; Hose Co. No. and Mr. Poat will conduct the These granite— to endure. And Bane 1. 1.676: West Side Tavern, 1.634; DURABII.T-TRAVEL KNAPP MONAKCH ritual aer\’lce again at 11 o’clock. WESTTNOHOUSE CHEFSTER Granite Momuments pay tribute to Hood's-Milk. 1,522. Appointed to North Church ef things the things (hat endure^the iaith, lore VIrit Manchrzter’z Honra of Carprto. AKvaya 80 Roll, of Broadloom ■ High scorers this week were fective Dec. 1, he has been parti THUNDERBOLTING and memories of those who have In Stork. Budget Term. Arranged. Schendel's with 113 points, and cipating in a Spiritual Life Mission second high scorer with 106 was FDDD MIXERS DRINK pasted on. in Washington, D. C. The family 4xxxx. FLEXIBLE FLYER Regular and Hand Type When you are choosing your monu will move into the parsonage a,t The tournament is played at the 70 Henry street on Monday, Dec. SUNBEAM ment, let ui help you. The beauty and MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER firehouse at Main and Hilliard 8. and will be at the aervicc of the HAhnLTON BEACH MIXERS permanence ol select Barre Granite so* MAIN NT. AT MIDDLE TURNriKF,—TELEPHONE 2-4S4S streets. congregation within a few day's. SLED UNTVERSAI, HAMILTON BEACH w make ir a suita DORhlEVEIt Deremher Store H oun: 5:30 Daily—0 to 9 Thuni. and Fri. UNIVERSAL ble choice for GENERAL ELECTRIC Sew-Simple, So Smart Santa And His Pack You leave the Kang behind when you take the hills GILBERT HIGH youi-mohuiULenl.... irhether it ii to ftrHER on a lightning-fasl,Flexible Flyer. And how you take KITCHEN III I be large or smalt. the turns! Yotir Super-Steering “ Flexy” turns twice as CLOCKS III $qiinMi8.ii >■ sharp as the other sleds . . . without skidding or up FANS lai miN*. MR i setting. The finest sled in your dad’s day . . . and still GENERAL ELECTRIC sMtfACtC tttt ee$ I TELECHRON NUTONE I JL the unquestioned leader. EMERSON im WESTCI.OX •k Patented Super-Steering for sharper, safer turns COMPARE AND SAVE It'i a safe bet to put your gift dollars on our fine •k Raised side rails help prevent slipping off ELECTRIC LIGHTING i t Spring steel runners are grooved for smooth tracking jhirf* by MonhoMon.® That goes for our sports ★ .\irline Safety Runners— streamlined and safe SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. •k Heavy steel bumper gives strength and protection wear, pojomos, ties, underwear and hondkerchiefs BLANKETS FIXTURES 470 CENTER STREET TEL. 7732 ★ Strong! Even smallest size can support two tons! GENERAL EI-ECTRIC by Manhattan, too. So be sure your gift will click WES-nNOHOUSE with him I Come in and ask for our smart fur COMFORTER VACUUM nishings by Manhattan. XMAS LMHTS k m 7 SIZES OF GENUINE CLEANERS XMAS BULBS GENERAL ELECTHO flexible Flyer Sleds $8.50 Aadpp HAMILTON BEACH Perfect Christmas 55 S S S POSTLIOHTS LUX MINUTI ^ Bo*. FLASHLIBHTS MINDERS " Children's Skis $3.50 to $5.00 GUARDSMAN Gift Items TABLE HRE ALARM Adult Skis. $13.55 And W FLUORESCENT WOMEN’S HALF SIZE DRESSES J .. ; V- I ■' j , ■ , f ■ .) FACE SEVENTRIW MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER B, 1952 IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 t k i S E SIXTEEN World War II and was recalled Firemen said damage waa alight. Wapping to duty following the Korean po Berserk Man Hits Two doctora. David Bates of GOP Senators Claim Taft^ lice action emergency. He wiy as Woodstock and John Nasae of Society-Names sume reg^ar employment with Wife with Flatir<$n Soiithbridge, Mass., arrived, and the Aetna' Life Inaurance O in - adminlatered treatment to the hus tic Tanks Cleaned Ike Not Feuding^ Fighting pany of Hartford. i band and wife and to David Fox: Museum Head Postponed Merttlng ’ (Contimied Prom Page One) AUhouigh cut badly. Mr*. Ander CaH MaficlMst«r*s StweroR* $p#ddbtk , . A meeting of the fire depart son and Fox did not require hoa- t Washington, Dec. & — (^-r-Two., Taft had said In his statement As'Its Speaker ment auxiliary .scheduled for yes gave chase. Vt^hen they caught up pltallzatlon. Republican Senators poured oil'on'that Durkin, president of the AFL terday .waa poatponed to Dec. 17. to him, he waa lying face-down, The husband, -htrwever. w q s , SAVE TWO WAYS: troubled waters today in the wake i Plumbers union, was a Truman at which time a Christmas party apparently unconacioua. Emil went taken to Day-Kimball Hospital. ■ Compiled by Student* of Mancheiter Hiirh School Mis* Helen Este*. Faculty Adviaer Wapping, Dec. 5—(Special) — will be held at the home of Mr*. Putnam, and treated for cuts on j (1) LOW PRICE . . . the moat modem eqntpmCBt ffM# FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 of Sen. Robert A. Taft’s sharp pro- Democrat who advocated repeal of for a blanke.t. as Arvid stood VOL. XX. NO. 14 test against President-elect Eisen-1 IhV'Taft-Hartley Act. Mrs. Jane C. Cheney, director of Valeria Barbrick on Foster road, his head caused by the swinging i rhlnerv In Conn(tctlcat make* possible ff BETTEB bowers selection for Secretary of ^e'n. ^ Morse (Ind-Ore). asked the Children s Museum in Hart ent N lghf' al Community House. guard. But the "unconscious” man axe. This morning, he was trans- | LOW i£r p r i c e . ' Priiicify^l Speaks Labor. • - his T^eactjoh to Taft's statement, ford, will be the speaker at a The public is invited. , revived and started heading for ported under State Police guard to I (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED!. . . gii aeptle teilka, Dflff* Rooms Desigiieil I-.egion o f Honor "I don't think one remark should said '1 think it simply means that meeting of the local historical so Food sale geta underway tomor- his neighbor. the Norwich State Hospital. Com age and aewer lines are installed under the wAtchfnI eeper* New Engli»h Teacher Hohenthal Leads Grads be considered a split any more, Taft belatedly discovered what I ciety next Tuesday. The affair, 1 row at 9:30 a. m. at Burrill's food At that momenj. State Police—. mittal papers were signed by Dr. vision of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: Yon Are protoctei achines Help to get underway at 8 p. m.. will called earlief by Arvid Anderson — I.,eo La Palme of Putnam. ! against costly blunder* . . . A BIG MAVINO. An engineered Jeh. At Hi-Y Meeting than.. one^awallow..makes . al aum,- .dls.co,vec(KL..(lurlng..Jthe- _ ca rop.a.ign store with proceeds to be used for Bv Art Classes mer,” Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich) told and that la. Taft discovered he had be hieriT at Ihe Wood Memorial ! Christmas tree decorations and re- arrived on the scene. Officer Mer Police said Anderson has been give* you LASTING AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS. reporters. "We’ve got many big been double-Mosaed.^ Morse did Library. j freshments for the special holiday rill Johnson came running across practically Incoherent and has each Clashes Edson M, Bailey, principal of To 78-59 Win over High Coming Events Calendar the field and Johnson headed for offered no explanation for hi* Model'rooms have been designed problems and we've got to work not elaborate. \ I program. MHS; was the'chief speaker at the them out aa a team.” During the presidential cam- Abe Miller Post. AL, meet* at I Dane# Group M rm ^r the woods. But the policeman viiaa aetlons. However, police did say and ronatrucled by Miss Hope j meeting of the Junior Hl-'Y which Community Hall Dec. 9. Miaa Barbara Bur, daughter of too fast for the older man. He that he had been ill and depressed Be Safe/ , . . Be Sure/ Henderson's Art II classes. Re- j A similar note was struck by paign Morse shifted his support I ' Films Prove Valuable; was held Dec, 3 in 26M, The Chriatma* party of the Mr. and Mrs. Myron Burr, a jun caught up with iiim and knocked for four or flve months following s quirements for this project w ere. Basketball Schedule Aitken Scoi^e* 17 Points Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) in a sep- from Elsenhower fo Gov. Adlal | j ------C A LL ------Mr, Bailey spoke on the history arate Irttervlew. He said he thought Stevenson, the Demdgratic nom t-, Pleasant Valley a u b will be held ior at UConn, ia a member of the him cold with a flying tackle. heart attack. He had worked at Asset In Class Study; that the atudenta would choase of MHS saying that the school was 1952-i953 In Losing Cause as at the library Dec. 11 and not Dec. the American Optical Company, their own color schemes, the fur- j modem dance group which pre Ofllcer* Johneon and William founded in 1893 by F, A, Verplanck, Republic(ut Senators would be "a IS aa previously announced. Mra. sented it* firat public performance Southbridg*. Use Slides, Recorder niture should he made by hand and I llcan party. He contended Eisen* Adint, both o f the Danielaon bar- the first principal. The initial 27—Alumni, home. Drop Opener; peaceful group" when they' a.*- Ellsworth Fairbanks ia chairman ! at the Student Union -building in State Police are still investigat THE McK in n e y Br o s : either the wallpaper or the cur- , sembie for the start of the next hower had bowed to rea^ionary j racka. 14 miles from the scene, The Manchester High School bo- • graduating class consisted of four 5- - Meriden, away. , elements within the RepUjillcan for the event. ! Stors, Wedneaday. handcuffed Andrraon, who had re- ing the case. tains mii.'t be an 'original design. ! Play Meriden Next • congres.* on Jan. 3. Ellsworth Memorial High School ej’ Is becoming ever tn?re*slnaly | The room as a whole should also : students, The Institute was origin 9 — Hartford . High, party. Hot I.*inrh Menu I Vi- ed and become violent again. 8EWERABE DISPOSAL COMPANY away. No Feud, No Fight basketball squad plays* 'Stafford I Wapping Elementary School Perhaps one reason the dollar aware of the value of its Audio- I be' the student's own plan for a j ally called South Manchester high The Manchester High- Alumni Watkins, who supported Taft However Moise said later ^be I At about this time, firemen from DRAINAGE Old SEWERAGE ENGINEER! Visual Aids proirram. This pro Scnool. The name of the M hS Dec. 12 East Hartford, would vote with the Republicana Springs tonight at the latter’s menu for the week of Dec. 8: will not do as much for anyone as model living room, bedroom, or | left little to be thankful for as far for the GOP presidential nomina th* Muddy Brook (Eaat Wood- gram supplementing text materiel den, ba.sed on-a theory previously yearbook, Somanhis, la derived away. in organizing the Senate next vCourt. Monday-t-macarOni, cheese, toma st(Kk) Fire Department and the It used to do is the fact that no 130*132 Pearl Street, Mcmeliester— Tel. 530B I tion, said that, despite talk to the \ ^ e third and last card party in aansbles students to learn more ! studied. A gresl deal of time and ‘ irom this. The early school taught Dor. 19 Windham', away. as basketball la concerned, by month. He aaid the GOP in the toes, string beans, peanut butler Woodstock Volunteer Fire Depart one will do as much for the dollar Dec. 2 6 - Middletown, away. contrary, he did not think there a "aeries sponsored by the Wap- aa he used to do. «aasUy and In a shorter amount of effort was spent on there projects. | mathematics, physics, Greek and whipping Coach Wilfred Clarke's waa "any feud or fight’ over the Senate should be given responsi sandwiches, spple sauce: Tuesday ment arrived to put out the (Ire. ^iSa.' The tnformstlon which the Some students spent ss many as: other langi^fges, English, science Jan. 2 —Bristol, home. bility when there ia a Republican ping PTA will be held tomorrow at —hamburg gravy on rice. peas, regulars in the annual Thanks post of Republican floor leader in d! p. nv- at the elementary school. atudants gain from the films is ' T>2 hours during school periods and and history. Un Jan. 9, 1928, the Jan. 6 Weaver, away. in the White HOuse. pickled beet*; ham sandwiches, Jan. 9 — West Hartford, giving Day contest, 78 to 59. Plnk.v the new Senate. The series winner W in' be an more up-to-date and ^ivid than I at home working on their model name of the school was changed to This is a position providing the gelatin de.*.*ert: Wednesday 4& at-found in some text-books. away. Hohenthsl. .12. got the 19 points nounced later. i "O* i i i i i 4't ? -i'72'“ i ^ i room. Manchester high School. Mr. most ready acceaa to the man in Pilgrim Youth Fellowihlp will soup,' crackers, egg salad .sand ‘ The expansion of the department 1 Adeline Dik's bedroom is very Bailey stated that the main build Jan. 16 Meriden, hopie. that spelled disaster for the In Bridge Steel Here wiches. raisin, chocolate bits; dian^. the White House. meet at the Coihunity House Sun id the increase in the equipment attractively done In a green and ing oi the high school was erected Jan. 21 --- Ea.st Hartford, Watkins also said he did not Thursday ham. cabbage, maahed done much to better this pro- yellow plaid. Light blue, red, and home. .The new foul rule made the day at 6:30 p. m. The group acta V HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO in 1905. Although gany people be think the selection of a floor leader After Long Pause as sponsor this evening of a "Tal- potato, rolls, butter, pudding; % s m . A t the present time the jfold la the color scheme Eleanor Jan. game long and drawn out. The lieve that this is the first time 28 Hartford High, would be affected by Taft s state Complete* Duty Tour Friday—baked beans, chill sauce, Sigh sehpol has two movie pmjec- Seclert chose for her modern living home. usual snappy game of the Indians TV for XMAS! MHS has gone .on double sessions. ment on Tuesday denouncing as an spinach, peanut butler sandwiches, room. The wall* *re light blue and •lot Biiialo was missing and the game turned ■ Rockville, Dee. 5--(Special) — Capt. John T. Kearney, an Air ffcra which are In daily use. Miss Anne Beechler Alfred Terlooo In 1913 and 1914, the years after Jan, .30- -Wimiham, home. "incredible appointment" llsen- peaches, milk with sit meals. n S There are four film strip projec- s bright red wash cloth aerved as out to be a march to the foul line. Force personnel officer, has com the old Ninth District school build-.j Feb. 6 - Middletown, home. hower’a selection of Martin P. Work on the Doh.*on avenue over- Mors and an opaque projector Feb. There were 103 foul ahota taken pa.** acro.ss the Wilbur Cross high pleted a 21-month tour of duty at THE MOST WANTED • Miss Anne Beechler Joined the \ To be active in school and extra ing burned, the,school operated on j 11—Weaver, home. Durkin of Chicago as Secretary of Suffolk. County Air Base, Umg Manchester Evening Herald Play Santa^^S Mihich are extenstvely used by the One of the mam featurea of . Feb. during the 60 minutes of action. way ia expected to resume without MriS faculty on Dec. 1 as an Erig- curricular activities snd still at the two aeitions. During tht latter 13—Bristol, awav.- Labor In his cabinet. Durkin, a Island. N. Y. The captain, with his Wapping correspondent. Mr*. An ijgUasM. The tape recorder and rec- F.leanor'a room is the realistic Feb. Under the new rule, a miaaed foul any major intcruption now that a GIFT OF ALL! lifhllrn lOfcWCr.teacher. OIl“She lain IIa ' Kllt’iiiril. gradual ' , • . M t .•..tw fh* Kiiilf in .-laiiy iiratlcy tain high scholastic rating* la a part of hla talk, Mr. Bailey ex 20 — West Hartford. Democrat, backed his .party’s wife and children, has returned to nie ColllB*. Telephone Manclwater & rd players have proved both use- of Manchester High School and looking fireplace with plained about the plans for the away. shot is tried again unleai the shipment of steel girders has ar 4419. . TO DESERVING CHILDREN C| bookcases on each side. A hrepiacc prodigious task, yet our Laglon- ticket in the presidential cam- South Windsor. He is a veteran of £fcil and helpful to the Kngllsh. the Unlveralty of Connecticut "A model of feminine pulchri layout of the new high school. original call waa lor two Shota, ex rived. ’ MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! built of shells displayed Marcia nalr# this week, Alfred Taricco, - p a i ^ ______slanguage. Shd Music departments, ■where she' received her B.A. de tude" -"A a bright and ahlning as During the business meeting, a cept In the last , three minutes ' ICxpertations are that the over i Among the films seen bv fresh- Smith's vivid imagination. Three has aucXesafully done just that. Watkins said In hla opinion Taft AT THE MANSHELD TRAINING SCHOOL ^ gree in education. While at MHS a fresh June morning" — "Aa when all foula rajlb two shots. The pass may be completed within a onan-sophomore students this fall walla in her room are dark green Thespian, \muaiclan, acholar—A1 committee waa chosen to meet with would not try to block Durkin's , Miaa Beechler wa.- on the High friendly as a gentle breeze." original purpose waa to discourage few weeks as t,he steel being been: "Heart and Circulation" while the other is done in a orig is all this ahd more. . Miss Mary McAdams to formulate confirmation by the Senate or School World staff. She ' former No, the W orld .staff has not de- plans for a Christmas party with Fotv -Wow fouling. Apparently It Isn’t suc raised and con.*truction started. Un the health classes; "Planning, inal floral pattern. Al, or "R^." as he is some ceeding as 65 fouls were detected. even vote againat it. Phileo ly taughU'Tlngllsh and mathe- "cided to turn poetic, but we feel the Y-Teens to be held Dec. 16. Nonetheless, there were growing The work was delayed while the mrganlxlng. and Measuring" for .lim Kughlann chose to do his times called, ^ r ly in hi* fresh Five members of the '.12 hoop DONATE NEW or USED 2 that we need some "extha special" Welcome back, everybody Filled girder shipment was in transit. ?Wie home economic classes. Sopho- matica at Sutton High Schoo. In bedroom in pine paneling ^ with man year joined the reporting staff Mr. Maidment, faculty advisor bf sign* that Sen. Brldgea (R-N; H.) Sutton, Ma-ss. phrases in de.scrlblng this week's the club, said that the Hi-Y Olym to the brim with turkey and .all squad were in action—Walt Koza- would be called on to continue aa The new erossover will be the Bore English classes have st- built-in furniture. Dottie Kraae- of the High School World, and f* kowski. Red Case, Bob Johnson, RCA Mias Beechler la replacing Mrs. popular member of the senior rested up after our little vacation? the GOP floor leader to head off second along the highway within ended films entitled, "How to nic's bedroom has green walls, a still on the paper. He waa an ac- pics are echedtiled for Dec. 29 in Harold Moore and Pinky Hohen- Mildred Early who is on a leave class. Sally Heat ley. the Hartford YMCA. Only 16 more days 'till the next a scrap between supporters of Taft the Vernon town limits. 'The Mile TOYS TODAY 5 yellow rug and green velvet bed romphahed actor ln\ Paint and Itudy " "How to Remember" and Sally's years at high school have one (not that we're anxioUs or thai. The class of '51 was repreaent- Hill road croasway was built last How to Read a B oolr" Fresh oi absence. spread and chair covering. Tlie Powder, the underclaaamen'a dra Jim Ferguson, '58 and Eisenhower over the GOP ZMith Barbara Person, ’.’i.'l. been filled with activity. She was anything). cd by Bill Sheekey, Ollie Toop, vear, TO THE ( 3 nan historv group* > have s *een corner windows give the room a matic club for two years. He has Swede Anderson and Bob Willis. presidential nomination. a member of Paint and Powder in Backs Bridge* e^PeopIe of Ru**i*." "Children of very ni ^MANCUEST£R EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER. CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1962 ■ PAGE NINETEEN - j BY DICK TURNER Sense iond Nonsense Football Broadcasts Claims State Semi-Pro O ureR Si^Ace m a m m e i. m r t tymUliiUnltWl " ■' "~ Saturday—P.M. iRosenberg, Tex., Boys Town, Neb., Radio—NBC 1:40 Kentucky va. vs. Variety Club of Houston, Tax., Smonter Dat« W aiU /ai Select your pib, plaaac.^ ‘Florida at Oainaville, Fla., BUI A1 Heifer. Note: CBS. NBC-TV and When you jently hold mi tlfhter Cuatomer—la it eomi Stem announcing. CBS-TV completed their schedulei Bowl-Bound Southern Football Stars / East Hartford O T H 6 nm \V And heaMchlngty tmpfore 'MBS S:30 Milk Bowl Gam^ at last week. tans Waitreaa—No, It'a . : and ( . ■, * For me to neetle closer raapberry. Till 1 don't Know whet's the score, z; Squad Refuses Then U it rteUy any wonder That I fairly want to diout Books'areare Utc ever-burning lam ps In Rec League Feature break the clinch to of accuih'lyiAted Wisdom. To Play Again whiaper, ’ 'How did the Tanka make out?" A certain mad logic ia diacemi- Nasslffs Arms face the Poquo-1 Connecticut semi-pro champtOBB bia in. tyro recent news storiea. A R«td nock COllcglana in the opener of j of 1952... that'a tha Utla clalmad \ 40 Man Eicape Watery Gravea man In Montgomery, Alabama, atovUeiC... ' tha' Rac Senior League with Herm's < Local Sport by tha Bilk Chty A. C; featbaB When Vessel Floundere in hie. who was kept awake by hia neigh : and Murph"s Rastaurant tangling team as a rasult of th a E a st HAf$- —Sprinffleld. Mass., ftepubilcan bors’ dogs-, was flnad $10 for ait- V ^ / / in the niiiitcap. ford Marchanta' rafuaal to a thlM _ ting on hia porch at night, howling i The first game at 7 o'clock and deciding contast to daUrflUM back. should be a thriller as tha strong C h a tter the real claimant to this mythical The judge glowered on the prl*- Naafiffs will be out to keep their oner standiiig before him. In Pittsburgh, when police nab BIORT TEAMS wUl comingcU crown. _____ ,1. bed Clara Rabig, thay found that record clean in facing the once Early la the seaaea, timaa iwa Judge—Have you anything to beaten Oolleglana who will be out in the Weit Side Rec Midget before ^ehtence ia paeeed? her knitting bag. crammed with 1 ketball League this aeaaon. Action powerbouaee mat at Mt. Naha la a jewelry, also contained a neatly with their strongest team? atarU Tuesday night. Two games cealest waa by tbe Aeaa. 1 9a B. Prlaoi^-f-Juat thia, your honor. With the OoUegiane will be I'm not^n habitual criminal. Thia typewritten ChrUtmai ahopUftlng are slated every Tuesday and Fri A verbal agreemeat betwasa tha #■ sharpehoottng IM Gunderaon. last reapeetiva managers eaBag far a ia piuy the aecond offenae I've ever l i l t day night throughout the aeaaon. ' >tar'a top scorer for Hamilton and League members are aa follows: retara gaaM to be ptayeU ia BaM b4ien charged with. And you know a big man for the Bloomfield Hartferd ea Tbaakagivtag M ra- quite wcU my flrat conviction was Mrs. Black—My aon wrote me a Brown and Beaupre, Naaaift Arms, .Townies. Norm Burke,' Ai Suro- Manchester Plumbing, ^irst Na Ug. The leeala Hvea ap «a fMs wrong. letter from college. He aaya he wlec ahd Bing Miller will be count- agreemeat, loalag la to 1 aa a Judge—Why ^oukl I know sleeps in the dormitory— tional Bank, Charlie Ponticelll'a I ed upon to keep the Arms on top. OOntractora, Bill Paganl and Son, reonlt of a hotly 4laM ta6 IMM th a t? Mra. White—The What? In the nightcap both teams will gaol which eame aa tho halt pthg Priaoner—Becauac you defended Mrs. Black — The dormitory. Deci'a Drive-In and’ Gua's Grind be out to notch their first league ers. ,, at the hard-fought, hat elaoalj' me. You've got a aon in college; what i win when Murphy’s take bn played hattle. So you wants to be a Judge? does he- eleep in? I Herm’s Oanieras. Johnny Dobrut- Before the Turkey Day tOt, Mrs. White—.Pajamas A NEW PBOORAIH for girls *1 MJSgttt^VQU writ# to S tn rf Clau* for • now wallot— Every lawyer In this atate. I sky wUl be leading Herm'a with Manager George Mitchell of tha J i s S i S i . I Johnny King and Bob Grabek being between tbe ages of 10 and 18 has Acas, and East Hartford Maaagar thia ono’a rathor ahabbyr* c o i d c U t ' t been atarted a t the W est Slde-R.ee DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE counted upon to carry Murphy's Paul Mulligan, and hia coadi. A t- , ■ s tu c k . evenings from 8 to 9 oclock by mand Allaire, agreed that ahouM OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Mrs. Elaine T. Weir. Ail Man the Merchants even the seora, a BY J. R. WH.L1AMS 12-5 chester gtrls ere welcome to join OUT OUR WAY RUSHING HALFBACKS third and deciding gams arouM ha T. M. Kit. V.«. PM. ^ in the fun of week nights at tbe Btolhandake, left, will play plenty of end for Tteai againet TattMasaa In tha Dallas Cotton "A FOOL' , i h a v s W l et^ ^NOT Tom played. Folloaring last Bunday's '^WHyOOEd VfELL.NOW 1 WAS RUNMIKI' _____ Rec. Bbwl on New Yeafe Day. Doug Atkins, center. Ux-foot five and 220 pounds. Is to do tha mme thing victory over tha Hartford Aragans, A p o o l / .S h a k e s - I r e m e a r s e inMnoMCt... Tallahaasce, Fla.,— (F) —Left . >LUNCH 8 0 X WE CAN 6EE , SCAIRT ONCE ACE — r r s J I halfback Roy Thompson and Full- at tackla for the Volunteers. All-America George Morris, Georgia Tech’s co-captain and linebacker, the East Hartford eleven aonflad WHICH IS TH' 'A N ' F E L L *s) A 1 M E T A PSAREf I IT ASAIM.^ “Now ramombar our biurgain, Elmo! You aalact ymr 3 g 3 1[Sit 1 U sat to atop Mlaalaslppl In the New Orleans Sugar Bowl. (NBA). TOMATO ^ N D S i ^FARROV^f ARE\BOMAULAND/ Portntrs. AIV H! A t I back SUn Dobosz are the rushing GRAND TALL CEDAR Bill tha locaU that they ware not In- ALWAV.9 FASTEST- eOUNPHOUSE fo o l i' dothaa and I aalact mlna!” 3 Forbes reports that $439.80 was U raatad-in tha third and doeMUag l i k e ^ X SA/:"V)6 THE I V|n Lra g u V o iT I workhorses of the Florida SUte MAKE>CU •eUNWIM’ PIT AN' THE f 1M6 T 7 N collected by members of tha Tall contest, yat openly clalmadthe FEEL MORE 5CAREP*0R kOJ/CHASiKl’ ^ ‘ FOREST, HIS M c r o s s t h e NATHe s T I ' ll f e t c h BjA [fi I University grid team. In the b o b h o n t a i . 3 Young birda J*** I Seminolea' first four games, this Cedars at last Thursday moming'a state championship. TltlB aaaaaa a LIKfiTHROWtM' 'RUMsUNT 've FEiiiasKr^ AMOTLEV t a n jk w e o o A to R FRtEMDLViW A M A G - 4Subjact A Three Sports Pages MAP", ON TOP O F ME/ SIDE G L^CES BY GALBRAITH 1 — or lose a t | E os [ pair carried the bsdl on 84 occa- five mile road race. The money Little Known Texan Keeps atranga decision aa both cluha art FOOLl SPROMSf HERB HEAR BROTHER^ HlP/lHG^ 5 Pit ta te iXm, r N □ will be turned over to the miiecular evenly matched ahd a third ay- m s A B O U T ^ A .‘fl $AU3MILAND; IRW1HIGW|GLA^ 4 'this and — > *7 ' .slons between them. T h at’s exact- ^ In The Herald Today ’ EVEN/ A W \S- , 6 Cobalt blues □ 3rr Z s u dystrophy fund of the Tall Cedars. teat would have proven a flnanotal E R A B te ., '$EAfA tJi .— OUGHT 5 Japanese a 9 A r 7 a : ly half the entire team-rushing 7 Number s I {toUI. Three iporta appear la success to both organisatioaa. y * o t t ix > l / TO REACH ^ rice drink t Strainer 7 ■ 1 AH Loop Backs on Bench Tha Acea are claiming tha aUta MADAGASCAR 12 Poem fci It A d a RMERAUDE8 went down to de today'a edition The Herald, 9 Measure of s [r □ UQ MUXR08B MEET SET feat for the flrat time this season national, atate Utla oh tha haaia of thalr outataad* IS Seep 53 n a All the r Ing racoM, "the beat poatad W a land |Nj a T 7iff a a u in the Perfume Bowling League at New York— INEA)— Anyone^ The first time Mra. Vtolet.Bid- and loeal r he found M z ^ j _ 14 One who 10 Sharp (9aa wall Wolfner, owner of the Cards, local team alnca World War IL chills |£ w ■ 11E i ti I > New York—(/F)—The 48th an- the Double Strike alleys last night. watching the Chicago (Mrdinals on gagra 21. 11 Makes j nual Millrose A.A. track meet The Emeraudes rolled up 44 would be prompted to comment saw the flve-foot-fiva Texan stroll Playing an 11 game m i 15 Legal matters 27 Answers ( IToo (F r.) ing with a foot taller end in the blue and w hite captured sig h t Vte- 18 Looter m isukes I is Scheduled for Madison Square straight points before losing a that irrapraasibla Wlllla Veieck fin 17 Give ■ 28 Pieced o u t' 4 3 Inferno game. The Emeraudes still lead the 1951 training camp, aha asked aeri- toriaa aa against two loaaoa and 18 Sprucer I Garden on Thursday evening, Jan. ally had gotten into the football 19 Claw of bird 29 Have existed 4 I On land or '29. Entries will close Friday', Jan. pack with a 45 and 3 record, fol act. oualy, "Whose aon ia that?" 355;pbund linei? one tie. '. 20 Baking 31 Estranged The flrit time he ran agSlnat The state champions opened tn# or beast ; IS. lowed by FSberge w ith a 29-19 How else explain t^a midget "‘hie flrat thing you learn,” aaya chambers 23 Effeminate 33 Rajah and 4 I Unbleached mark. Next comas the Black Mag like character scampering around the arch-rival Bears, llttla "Crls" illy, "la to take care of your- season In fine fashion, dafanU^ 21 Varnish ____ 4 7 Let fall ics 24-34, C hantilly' 31-27, India- In the backfield? Cross clarified hia recruit status^ aelf. When I'm going Into a line the Wlnated Steam ingrediesb boy chanU, and Middletown HUIstdod. 24 G aelic. 38 Milk curdler 4B Vaccines crets 12-36 and Tabus 13-36. BIIXV CROSS, the Texas Pan His teammates voted him the mj and 800 a guy Uke Arnia Wein- 22 D m cstic slave 23 Blood veaael 40 Vegetable I OType handle halfback- with the 10-gallon valuable player of the _ meiateer of tha Gianta, I know I ’m before their trouncing at th e ^ M 24 Good and — LAND SURVEYING "I knew I’d made the grade. of powerful Stratford. FollowUg 28 Caper 41 Color of grass measures b ^ ‘ 4 ANNUAL MANCHlCSTEB Open heart, i« a National League phe not going throiigfir Ha only out- 28 Europe and golf tourney at' tha Manchester nomenon. At 150 pounds ("And; recalla Billy. "They doirt give welgha me 100 pounda. So I klnda thia setback, they,Jy»4ed ^ Edward L Davit, Jf. that's before a gams, ■■ smilei Bll-; you many pata on the back In pro relax for. the impact. I give. That Wethersfield Prison their first de 1 i 3 H 5 i ' r " 8 T“ « 1 Country <3lub has been assigned 27 Stitch Bagistand Land Barvoyor Sept. 20-21 by the Connecticut ly), ha's the smalleat man in pro ' ball, and a little fella like me way I don’t get hurt. But give ma feat In three seasona. They fy a a t 30 Fame fessional ball by 16 pounds. Yet he’s , needs all the extra encouragement little daylight, and the chaae la ed this with wins over New Haven JT t r w 15 Praetor Boad M aaeboatec SUte Golf Association. . Tourney [ ® w u s 32 Blow dates were announced yesterday In close to all-league caliber in ability j ha can get. on.” Yellow Tags, Hartford Aragena a^ffVliLbAMS TeL 7 0 It and results. How can a little man buck those and ThompaonvUla Afiierlcan I * Re h e a r s e 34 Small seal T ~ a Orange, CTonn. 'FANR SF.R BIIJ.Y an a acat- •K _ V f=C>RTHG *, 35 Seal hunter back, and that'a all,” butts in gi glon, before being held to a aeore- lets tie by the Aragons. 'Thia WM THEPRiVE ^ 2 « B ( G R a \ 0 » J 38 Abstract being 1” gantic Jerry Groom, a mate and 37 Well erstwhile Notre Dame All-America. the onlyT»hteat in which the IMSU w < failed to acore. Folloetog th ^ pv V^ T. HAMMN ventilated ii 11 Why, he's a terrific blocker and A L L E Y O O P S H e ra G o m K itty 39 Naked tackier.'.’ disputed loss to the MarchnnU the si r H H Acas finished their aeaaon with a «4xaieHT, OH,,I WONTl 40 One time » “I was the 33rd draft choice of convincing 20 to 0 verdict aver TMENYtXi NEED•ED IT,... y 41 Give and — the Cardinals.” says Croaa. "Frank ST I4) B Thompaonvllle. , « ..s TAKE THE, 42 Clan chief p Kimbrough, my coach at West Congratulations are due to Head SUN.' ■her* 4S Sea nymphs m Texas State, wrote a letter that FT K Coach Blot Solomonaon. and hia Kit!?- 49 Dwelling helped get me a fair trial. two saaUtanU, Alex Fwguaoo ahd 51 Mineral rock P "I went to West Texas State be- W// cauae almost every other school in Yosh Vlncek, for a Job wall dona. 52 011 - ! C H E C K O U R I t haa been many jraara since a __ state turned me down. "Dutch (comb, form) ' 14 Manchester eleven has been rank 53 Simple Meyer of Texan Christian told me •. I waa too small.” ed as tha sUta'a bast among the .34 And not d m4 d IT idtUic Mid. aemi-proa. SS Scheme So the small fry halfback (he 12 CHRISTMAS SALE! was born In Fry. Tex.) became a 38 Daze w ~ I HRBCBANT’a LBACt'X Little All-America at West Texas t. M. Bi(. a a-M .- 57 Health resort 3 “ '^See PRAH& WHITNEY SU te. . Benevrnto 'V(* m to JteiS2t251!22lSJll VRR'nCAL West Texas didn't have a track Pinto 104 ti a 1 Weary and MsrlnUl . 104 7» 7 S si team, but Billy entered the Border Lirnttni .. Ml 105 ’•h myatifias ma aomatimas how you ovor got to bo • o ^ i* NEW 118 •■■ f Conference meet and high-jumped IDrsbsH . logo prtaMwit without laarnjng how to run a toaatorl 3NoUoa A IR C R A fr' stx-feet-onci or seven Inches above Rensonl . ‘1! = US a With Our hia height. Totals ...... 514 475 HR HAH A FINR burst of speed. -r ' ■sward's (I) — CRRD^ WELKIN. Planeteel Valman Takes Qff RY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM - T ip s te r BY EDGAR MARTIN Tfom f o t TIRES For 30 yards he can keep up with Crandill BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tftdford . *1 — > ■ 'f ...J,’* anyone In football, including Johnson • ^500DBy,AiyDEAR. 1 2 2-1 AT .■.•.■.■.■.'.■.■.•■.a a . rrBA(^KL,/MB. THAT WAS ^ TV e l l — ------L Olympic sprinter Ollie Matson, a Howerd . A/MAIZA! TELL VOtlR. VOR .V B 6 » $4PWCA*. KflVBR HV15D-VM5 \ 9M-OKR VODAM team m ate, Morton . WaXIN...'$NE , AIM\ZAI EP-AH sicoffc wai3R&.\«MM vooa HOM . 'A' UerlB ... is CRASHED THE WHV D DN T FRIEND WELKIN THAT IKniOiSYlHG} Tftonc ^H4WUlHCt It helpa explain why they cant Cowlee .. ■...... — 115 f I1-L BE RARAWAy V1M5C1 VIRViaib O ff. MiCtW B CBBNM chase him out of the lineup. (5ATE AND DIS YOU LISTEN Rtcaps 4Bt U1 M IM BEFORE HE KNOWS 7 ■ it ':L.x T. FT . »'• %• . * »« / I ''’'A '.■\' ■ j J . '■ii. 1 I . " \ ^ ■ > Mi .'K' ■' . 'J . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CDNN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER B, 1952 PAGE TWENTY-ONl MANCHESTER EVE N IN G i HERALft MANCHESTCR, 'CONN^ F R ID A Y, DECEMlBER 5, 1952 ' ------' J’" Si 'Rt ■ 'FACE TWENTY u Conference Dominates AP All America BA's r e n :ue ■-I Indians Play Big Ten Lands Four t U e Play Host to Scranton Bratton 4 to 1 CJhoice Meriden Away Spots, East Only Two Herald Angle Miners, T apoff at 8;30 Against Jones Tonight By Schoolboy" Cagers Seek EARL W. YOST opener o f^ long 20-game home ' CkiodwlB New York, Dec. 6—(A*)—Michi teen o f the.se were touchdown Sports IkHtor Win in First League A New York. Dec. 5—<4V - It s gan SUte and Georgia Tech, the passes. He won the major college schedule In the American Basket-1 can /core and will not have to pUy national passing title for the sec Start in Silver City •dl" for busy Instead of briflie [ Christie Movers two major undefeated college foot ball Mague Is carded In the a.r- the bucket this year. Bob Ue- when they refer to Johnny Bratton ond time and haf a year’s total BIG'^’m i E BA8KETBAU. WORKING HAND in hand with New York. Dec, 6- )^V -The New W»«ciw.«ter Hleh onens Us n O r y tonight when the British : L»rn‘n of Holy Cross, two year vet- ball teams of 1952. each placed two ■ offense of 1,652 yards. He holds six ^ I Mancheater High opens Its ^ \ . ,ran guard with the Cruaadere. hM -IWw. IM cPHEE Big time basketball - American't*** New York Knlckerbockeral of York stale Ainletlc Commission .Win in Opener men on the Associated Press^ All- j conference record s—passes at- CCIL ses,son In Meriden tnniKllf j indicated In pracUca that He can ‘ The former NBA welterweight ^^oi=FENSIVE y !*rIncaton Professional 'League brand—^ fe- (he NBA. Eastern Divisional lead- Precision Ice Follielles stripped Sugar Ray Robinson of i Wng, whose hands and chin used America baaed oh the recomihen-j tempted 610; passes completed seeking to dump the Red Raiders,*®'' Miners at 8.30. It will be the j,,| HertBberf’6 STOLHANDSKE^^ SUMINSKI Wlfconal 335; touchdown passes 33; yards turns to. the Manchester Armory *7». Sonny has acquired the aer- hla world middleweight title In a I to be as frap le as a Ming vase, The South Enders nosed out the ... - ——- •_ raxoa dations of eight regional boards of ; tonight when the British Athericana vices of Ralph Polsom; prize rookie and get off on the right foot. In 'f * * contest of the season for the pi«na this yean The eighth m U makes his n th start of the year gained passing 4,392; percentage ' aui prlre move early today, | B. A. Jrs. last night 23 to '19 and experts comprleing well known pry the lid off their season against i of the Knlcks in the draft, and six Us only^start, Manchester .lost to BA'a who rettirn to warfare In the Will be named by -the coach. toniifht when he takes on ^ Ip h _ BROWN I of completions .549; and total of The action brought this retort l ABL under the leadership of Coach , Ex-Hartford Hurricane Elmore the Christie Movers notched a te sports writers and sportcaaters. fense 4,330 yards. "The finest play the Scranton Miners; A capacity i foot, ten inch Ray Felix out of the aliimpi Thanksgiving night by (Tiger) Jones of Yonkers, N, Y., O—rgto Tacfc crowd will sit m on the lid-lifter Long Island University. Felix la a I from George Gainford, Robinson's Sonny Hertzberg veteran pro and Morganthaler la the. player-eo6Ch - at Madison Square Garden. st win over Nassiff Hawks in the The Southeastern Conference er I have ever, coached," lays a score of 78-59. Meriden defeated which is scheduled to start at 8:30 towering Negro top-ln artist. An- ' manager, ‘Somebody la screwy former captain of the -Boston Cel- of Scranton and he bringa 6 tall JOLt INO JOHNNY is a 4 to 1, i opening games of the East Side led with five men on the two first Howie Odell. Its alumni by three polntri. tics. ; .cquad here. It will be th< aaefindT teams, offensive and defensive, fol at the Armory. other ex-LIU eager. Buddy Acker- ; aomepla-'e. , A title is ts’on In a choice to tame the Ttger in ihe*- i Junior League last night. GIEL CARRIED ,the ball 201 Ameri^an League ball. Juat one man, and Bobby McLarnin from UOACH W ILI. aark e will have fiIANUIIR.*4TER II O O P fan%. game of thc.aAren for the Mtlierg lowed by the Big Ten with four ring and tak«n away in a rin*;." naUonally telecast ten rounder. ; The South Enders were presse'd times, gained 808 yards and lost Btep' away from the major league Holy Croaa and one other player. his charges make up for lark of have patiently awaited this night | who topped Hazelton lait WMk The once Inconsistent Brat is out and the Pacific Coast Conference 158 for a net of 6.50 or 3.23 per try. Robert Christonberry, commla-- height with speed. Marsh Ailken hard.and had to go ail out in the National Baaketball Aaaociatlon,, unnamed by Hertzberg at this alon.chairman, declared Robinson's when they will see the red, white end. Billy Ples" Wally Shiel and for his fifth straight victory. with three. _ He scored five touchdowns in a made Its debut locally last season' time complete the squad. Hnw- i.s the biggest man on the squad and blue uniformed BA's unveil Ed Kassler return to action With last few minutes to nose out a TH E A P ’s all-stsr (tffensive title was being vacated because he .'Bratton has been'fighting pro tough league, threw 100 passes when the Britieh American Sports, ever, there Is a posaibility that at 6-3 and holds down the pivot new talent for the winter cage the Miners. Herb Scherer, Since 1944 but this marks the scrappy B. A. team. Pete CSose backflcld U composed of Billy Ves had riot met the rule which re- pO.st. Against the Aluirinl, Aitkcn and completed 42 for 645 yards, Activltiea Incorporated came into | eighth man 'will be Dazzlin’ Bobby quires a champion to defend hla from LIU and a veteran pro play first time he has fought more than was the top"j)olnt-getter (or the sels, Oklahoma: Paul Giel. Mln- was the tram's leading acorn- wilh five going for touchdowns, and the picture. Capacity and near- Knight the one-time Harlem titls every six months. er. will sltemate.at the center pdil- ten times in a year. He had ten in winners and D ive Bell and Chick IMOOREHEL- nesoU; Don Heinrich; Washing j 19 points. Jimmy Roach will take caught eight passes for 129 yards capacity crowda Jammed the Main Globe Trotter who Is Just about "W e hax-e given him an extra tion with Morganthaler. 'Ute *44 and '45. Injuries to his fists Keeney did most of the work ton; and Jack Scarbath. Maryland. and one touchdown. He punted 56 over a forward position with' Jim iGaorgto r#ch| street drillshed for the first 'few the beat bB.9kethsll plsver' in these month " to decide whether to con Miners’ Center Miners have three new faeaa tt and chin as well as an indifferent under the hoops. Btg ^ o n Gar , There were only two men on tne times, averaging 37.6 yards. He Farrell. Roach and Aitkcn are the firet teams who previously made offerings, then attendance fell off. parts who i.s not In the NBA. tinue hla boxing nr go Into n eareer Roy Rubin, Mel Seaman and Frank attitude kept him from fighting diner was the work hora? (or the wss also a g()od blocker. At home, like moat clubs In the co-captaina of the cKfb. If he goes B. A.’s with McConnell helping out ] the All-America—Marvin Matus- Payrolls this sea.son, under mi an entertainer," said fhrlsten- Fitzsimmons, all of whom proved very often since. Scarbath, although disappoint circuit, Manchester was a tough league rules, must not exceed $300. berry. "Up to now we hnve not- with the same five that opened Now the Brat la all busines.,. with the scoring. xak, Tulsa, at guard; and Hein against' the alumni. Coach Clarl?o th;y can g.-i in the ABL as Oiey rich, who was on the 1950 team ing in his last two games, com club to beat. On theToad it was Travel expense for the players had an nnsner." were the big guns in the vtetOfy N ot only is he out for all the In the nightcap. Christie's had pleted 59 out of 113 passes for another story. The locals did not must be Included in this fisure. will send Roy McGuire and Bob money he can pile up, he's also but WSJ sidelined last year by in- To this, Gainford, contacted on a over Hazelton. to flght off a last quarter rally 1,149 yards and ten touchdowna;- win a game. The le a ^ e ended The league will recrive $75 from train at New Haven. Conn., en- Biardi onto the court at the npping on the throne room doors by the Nassiff Hawks to walk off - a new Marylamf record. He rushed rather abruptly with no playoffs guards. THE POPULAR Frankie’S of welterweight- champion Kid ^Michigan State, the national each home game this season as route t(f Boston, asserted he had ' t-'n c-ill play Balch Pontiae with* the victory, t6-3t. 102 times for 237 yards and three when several o( the clubs dropped compared to $300 last season. mailed a special delivery letter Jim Morlarty, If he does not Cavilan and Sugar Ray Robinson champion, is reprerenteed by two In the preliminary slated to ka- Good team work and the sharp touchdowns. out of competition. Teams will exchange $300 when to Chrlstenberry before he and start the contest,will he the num tha middleweight boss. Johnny atalwarta of lU defensive unlt-- „.n a,. I o'clock. shooting of Norm Hohenthal, K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C01*W„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, pECEMBER 6, 1962 PAGE TWENTY-THREE p a g e TWENTY-TWO Household Goods Offered 13.A Help Wa^ted—Fenal* 35 Poea— Birds—-Pelg 41 Articles for Sale • 45 -Jlnsiesl InstnuBcnU 53 Rooms wUhoat Boud 59 Hoimcs for Sato 72 H4Ntac* for Sato 72 mitted to talk with hii son in a Antomobilee for, Sale 4 AutomobilM for Sale 4 cell. TRICYCI+E with wagon attach LiOrain to Die Home Building FLAT FINISH Holland_wlndpw WANTED CANARIES— Guaranteed ain^t*. LARGE Refrigerator, nearly new: 8T E IN W A Y * Sone VerUcal, VERY ATTRACTIVE room for . TO-BE SOLD MANCHESTER The father said apparently noth BUY SELECT USED CARS ahadea ^adc 1q! m'eamre. All Also females. ' Will hold until ment. Also 10” tricycle. Both beautifiil^Xlarly American design, two. FuV housekeeping facllltlu ing more could be done for the de Classified BUY WnSELY 1941 DODGP four-door aedan, ' AT THE newly painted. Tricycle -with Call 2-6307 after 5 p. m. $150. Phone 2-5486 after 4:30. metal. Venetian blinda at a new Christmas. Phone 2-0426. only 40^ high, aerial No. 325319, attached. Bendix washer, continu We are offering for immediate EAST SIDE' WEST SIDE In Chair May 4 fendant. Slump Is Noted YOU'LL/ GET “MORE low price. Keys made while you chain drive, one high chair storm SEVEN-PIECE mahogany cham •pprox.'^^i years 6U, immaculate ous hot water, oil h«aL Near bua sale an attracUva Cape Cod home Smith, clad In a light 'gray suit . MANSFIELD • RED. REGISTERED Dacivhund 1951 ------Dodge„ 2-DO«>r—radio ^ ^ and 1941- CHEVROLET club coupe, wait. Ha.-low’a. door with livvrta, 35 3-4 ’ x 80'*”- ber set. Also mahogany table and condkion. Save $500 .^from new and Chency’a. 82 Garden atreet of six complete rooms. OU heat, OR NOR’TH END and under close aurveill*nce by Unchanged: Advertisements heater. - Gyromatic drive. radio, heater, in excellent rondl- STATE TRAINING SCHOOL puppies, two months old. Call All articles, in ' good condition. occasional chair. Inquire 32 co*L .Alao Lester Betty Rosa modem kitchen, oak floors and For Slaying DP Stale Prison guai^, defuty sher 1951 Plymouth Club Coupe—radio tic«. Original jet black Aniah. Coventry 7-6019 after six, or Mancheater'2-4690. ufinet, returned from 3. month W IDOW HAS room for rent with many other attracUve features. What location do your pra iffs and state poObei^n, seemed Drop Indicated by 27* weekends. Locust atreet. ter? 1 have Cape Coda CLASSIFIED ADVT. and heater. Clean car, low $4rrry to Doug'a. Douglaa Motora. Roofing—Siding, 16 Mansfield Depot, Connecticut .-nntal, reduced, liberal terms. kitchei) privileges. Very com- Nicely located lot, 92’ front. extremely nervous a$ he faced Year Low in Property mileage. STORM WINDOWS and doors. / fA-Uble home. Call 2-2651. Prompt occupancy. Quick sale with aix flntahed rooms in (CeatfBMd ea Page Tweaty-three) Judge Murphy. As thevdelendant W S B J Iead DEPT. HOURS 333 Main. WE SPECIALIZE in rooAng and COLUE PUPS. A.K.C. Reason G osf Plano Co.,' 317 Asylum 1951 Plymouth Club Coupe—radio COOKS- Female — $22.5.00 with Permalum. Parsmount; alum FRIGIDAIRE, Also an electric price $11,900. either location. All good left his basement cell, preparatory Sales. Clerk Reports aiding. HIgheat Quality .ma- annual increases to $285.00 per able. Deposit will hold for ChrVt- inum combination. Phone 4010. atrpet, Hartford, Tel. 5-6696. either locaUon. A1 Igood 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. and heater. Very clean car. sto'.'e. Phone 6768. commit auicide. ' to the return trip to Wetherafield (Continaed tren Ffegfi Om ) terlala. IV'crkmanahlp guaran month. Uniforms furnished. Open Monday and Thursday p. m. homea.with alb conven- $1,645. 1937 PLYMOUTH aedan. good maa. Porrheron, Deming atreet, Free eatimstw'. DFect factory ROOM FOR Rent with’’ kitchen, "But he's got to wait for five I he slapped his hands together nerv- 40 HOUR WEEK. Complete until Chriatmaa. iencca and having good Although permits for construc 1950 Dodge Wayfarer, 2-Dr- Sedan condition. Call 5832 after 6 p. m. teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn Wapping. Manchester 8370. dealer. privileges. Garage. Phone 7903. ouAly. He was handcuffed. era’ raise to $1.50 on gseunda that COPY CLOSING TIME atreet. Phone 4860. board, room and laundry fur ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. occupancy. more months before he gets me," j pichter who talked with Smith tion estimated at more than a halt —S1.445. PRACTICALLY New studio couch PIANO Accordion, practically million dotlari were issued by any more would seriously dAiaag* FOR CI.ASSIFIRD ADVT. BARGAIN — Leaving tou-n and nished at $28.33 per month. SINGLE Room for rent. Just off he said looking ahead to the May | after the court arraignment, said 1950 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan — $50, Phone 4716. new. Uaed very little.. Reasonable. 963 M«in St. Cali me for further infor Building Inspector David Cham the whole anti-inflation program. FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that Ponltry and Supplies 43 Building Materials 47 Main street. Private home. ' Call 4 date. I the doomed man appeared to be MON. THRU FRI. aacrlAclng 1947^Ford tudor aedan. Come ih for interview write Phone 2-5155. mation and appointment to bers during November, the small The full increase could not be paid 19.50 Dodge Tudor. Radio and Black. Clean and in excellent con atay on in any kind of atorm. and 7518. in' good apirita and resigned to 19:80 A. M. gutters, conductors and root re for application blank. BROAD BREASTED- Bronze tur Diamonds— Watches— Phone 3450 see. "This sentence is going to be number of property transfers re legally until the government ap heater. We have two to pick dition, $675. Inquire 16 Wad."-- Machinery and Tools hard on my mother,’’ Lorain s*id. resting hla fate with the pardons proved it. ’ SATURDAY 9 A. M. pairs. Call Coughlir 7707. keys. frerh frozen, ready anytime. Jewelry 48 board. corded by the' ton'n clerk indicates from. Both blue worth atreet. FULL TIME Saleswoihan wanted 8 to 25 pound.*-. Schaub’a Turkey Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 MANCHESTER— Five years old Alao other Uatings avaU- "I kind of expected her to be here, Prices of both hard and soft coal 1950 Studebaker four door Royal USED TRACTORS, farm e<^p- ROOM FOR RENT. Call 2-0131.. George Lowden, 23, of Stam a alump in home building. M ANtmESTFR — RooAng and for how and after Chriatpnas Farm, 188 Hillatown R(!)ad. Cape Cod, flreplace, Rusco com able. but 1 can't blame her. 1 caused her are expected to go up. . TOUR OOORRRATION W IIX deluxe. Radio and heater. LEONARD W. YO.ST. Jeweler,,re- ment, snow plows, cement /mix ford, an alleged accomplice of Town Clerk Samuel J. Turklng- Siding Co. Also all types o* paint work. Apply Burton’s. Inc. bination atorm windows through a lot of trouble.” The hard coal wage boost* now BE APPRECIATED Gray. „ Auto Accetworias— Tires 8 patrs, aojusta watches expertly. ers. garden tractors withyequip- MUSKRAT Fur coat, size 16. Smith, is serving a life sentence ton noted today that the volume virtually assured, will hike the ing and carpentry work. Guaran Reasonable prices. Open daily. ATTRACTIVE ROOM for busineas out. Oil heat, recreation room In ALICE CLAMPET Lorain was convicted of b^ing in connection with the shooting of of Instruments has been extremely 1949 Chevrolet .Club Coupe. Radio ment. bulldozers in s t o ^ at all Worn only. once. Phone 2-1801. the trigger man who killed price of this home-heating fuel hy WINTER TIPES— Pennsylvania teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free Articles for Sale 45 Thuraday evenings. 129 Spruce woman. Centrally located. Kitch cellar with refrigerator ai>d piano, Hart. Lowden pleaded guilty to light in the past few weeks. and heater. $995. WANTED—Woman to clean of- times. Terms Dublin T ^ ctor Co.. REALTOR Georg* Zgiertki, 47-year-old Pol about 90 cents a ton. Although D IA L 5121 fTIeat, Goodyear Suburbanite and estimates. en privilege* if desired. Call 4331 fenced back yard. Near school and a charge of second degree mur "It's quieter now than it has 1948 Plymouth ."pecial Deluxe 2- Ace. Write Box A. Herald. FLOOR Demonstrator Easy iron- atreet. Phone 2-4387. North Windham Roat^ Wtlllman- MARMINK Fur.coat, in good con- ish DP who resided at Hartford. this contract has not been formally 2 in 1 recaps. Auto Lite, Penn after 5. bus. Must sell quickly, $11,400. der in Superior Court Nov. 4, 1949 been In 27 yaars." Turnington said Dr. Sedan— Radio and heater— er, cabinet made!. Price $99.50. tic 3-3217. ditlonf Size 18. Reasonable price. Phone 2-4543 Lorain and John Petetabella, 35, of approved. Economic StablllMr-ft sylvania and Bowers batteries. GREAT EASTERN RdoAng and Carlton W . Hutchins 2-5132 or after standing part trial for murder today. He has held the town clerk’s $97.5. SHIRT PRESS operator. Exper 'Kemp's, Inc. Phone 2-1973. PLEASANT Furnished rooifi with Providence, R. I., were arrested Roger Putnam last night ordered Free road service. Terms on all Conatruotlon Co Applicatori of Fuel and Feed 49-A 6231. MANCHESTER — Value plus, -ne In the first degree. ’ post for that number of years. Iiost and Pound 1948 Chrv*ler 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio ience not necesaary. Apply In per cooking privileges Suitable for and accused of the slaying. Both the WSB to approve it. products The Budget Center, 91 Bird and Flintkote, Guaranteed CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and a big fat Christmas ribbon around and heater, gyromatic drive— son. New Model Laundry, 73 WOOD. Stove or flreplace lengths. Musical Instruments 53 appealed for separate trials, which The high building figures for Industry members of the WSB. green. Initialed roofs and siding. Life-time alum Wanted—To Boy 58 two persona. Phone 2-4428. W E H AVE several listings in town one of these aiid be happy. 8-6 I/)S T KEY Ca*e $965. Center street. Summit atreet. up. M an-eater Carpet Center: Delivered $18 per cord.- Phone November reault from a permit for who announced a formal boycott of the Center. tnum clapboard .and combination Olarinets, trombones. from $7,900 up. Call us anytime were granted. Petetabella atlll M.B.M.. Viclnitv 308 Main attreet. Phone 2-4343. Wlllimantic 3-3217 anytime. TRUMPETS duplex, steam furnaces, oil. In mu$t face, trial. He is under in a $96,800 motel at McNall street of the board yesterday, met secret Finder pleaae phone 3224. storm windows and screen*. For WOMAN WITH Sales ability. saxophobrsy' guitars. Largest THIS WEEK Only. 50c for old and tell up your requirements. sulated, nice condition. Very cen galvanized tv>ka. Clean your Bykrders Wanted 59-A dictment for first degree murder. near the Wilbur Cross Highway, a ly in New York last night and SOLTMEXE. Inc. LOOK! free eitimntes call 8271. Evening* Steady income pleasant work. ROYAL AND Smtth-CDmna port selection of instruments in town. Wm. Uoodchild, Sr., Realtor. trally located. Four room single, ROKs Give $45,000 store and apartment build have scheduled a formal session LOST—Large German police dog. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer 8303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. houre and get paid. We buy Identified as Triggermaui Chance for advancement. Write able and ataiidard typewriters Garden—^Farm— All acceyioriea Expert repairing. P L E /^V N T ROOM and board for 7225. not in tract. All conveniences. ing St Main and Pearl streets, sn<^ here this afternoon to decide 6.14 Center Street HALF PRIQE TjIRE SALE papers, bags, metals, batteries. The Jury found Lorain pumped black and tan r.-earing chain col Box A. Herald. All makes of adding machines Ward K'rai se 87 Walnut. 5336. buslneaa girl or gentleman. Call Recreation room, 172’ frontage. an eight room addition to the whether to resign in a bloc, atoy Phone.a 5101 or 5102 trONNECnCUT Valley Coi'atruc- Dairy I'roducts 50 Please call 2-4988. MANCHESTER — Rolling Park, bullets from a high-powered lar. Liaat aeen in vicinity of sold or rented Repairs on all 2-2156. Full price $8,400. Five room Cape Ik e Seven Bowers School. $187,800. on the board or act individu^ly. ALL SIZ^ES, tion. Guaranteed roofs and aiding. BILLING CLERK and stenograph year old Cape Cod. Four down, German-made pistol info Zgierakl's Gilead. Reward'. Phone Williman- makes. Marlow's. U. S. No. 1 POTATOES. Bryan Cod, beautiful throughout. Priced Only 10 dwelling permits w^er* One Infornied official predicted 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Atr beau Aluminum storm windows and er. 40 hour week. Apply, Manches HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags, Ro o m a n d board for gentleman. two partially complete up, base body and dumped it into a clump tic 3-8466. Bros., 179 Tolland Turnpike, Man SOPRANI ACCORDION', new. 120 right at $12,800. Six -room co issued. They were for homes at an that not all seven Industry mem tiful t’ltone. Fully equipped, Goodyear, Firestone, U. S. gutters. Air*ncn ppoU'eted by in ter Pipe and Supply, Manchester. SEE KEMP’S window display of scrap Iron and qther metal. l4ow On bus line. Home cooking. Phone ment, combination storms . and qf bushes. on a desertqd road In chester. Cenn. bake. Phone 2-9812. lonial, Mancheater Qreeen. A average eatlmatejd cost of $11,000. bers would quit but that It wns LOST - - Man's Hamilton WTist powerplide. As good as new. See surance. Three years to pay. Free 2-4563. children's chairs, priced from Is the time to sell for Xma^ 2-1446. tcreana, tile bath, colored fixtures, nearby Berlin. Zglerskl’a auto quality house. Loads of extras. Point Plan Ten permits were issued for ga likely one or more would refuse to watch, in vicinity of Bidwell Bob Oliver. Center Motor Sales, Fresh Stock :— No Seconds estimates. Call 7180. Alfred $6.50 up. Al.so a Ane selection of MUSiCAL Instruments. Violin, money. Call Ostrinsky 5879. shed dormer, flreplace, automatic mobile, its Interior spattered with stay on the board. Many more listings from $8,960 blood, w a s' found later at New rages, for which the extimated street. Finder call . Coventry 461 Main atreet. Charerl Owner table and chair sets. Kemp's, Inc 51 bow anu ca.*e complete, special hot water oil heat. Other extras. He said he believed some mem Household Goods up. The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, (OanttaMd irM s Pngn O m ) cost was $1,000. 7-6906. Reward. Useable Casinjf, Plus Tax WOMAN FOR cleaning. vicinity price $29..50. Gibson electric guitar Apartments— Fists— Immediate occupancy. $12,500. Haven. The pair was arrested bers will want to be on the board 1949, 1950. 1951 Automobiles, as WANTED TO Buy—Used p'ortable Realtors: 6930. Miscellaneous permits included West Side. Call 2-4858. 50% OFF on famous make Bat AN HONEST PERSON with amplifier, attractively pHc- Tenements 63 Call owner 6011. several days later in Rhode Island. and In Washington when Preal- little as $9.90 weekly. Lowest Roofing 1 6 -A teries. Written guarAntees. $1.00 Royal typewriter. Call J2-2531. The jury retired this afternoon Rhee had gone to Eighth Army one for a woodworking shop on WHO’S GOING HOUSElKBaiPINa ed. Six string guilarr. Kay-Har- HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES! headquarters for the conference. dent-elect Eisenhower takes over LOST—Gray parakeet, vicinity Anance rates. Possible your car CALSO SERVICE CENTER PART TIME Bookkeeper with down, $1.00 weekly. Calao Serv FOUR ROOM furnished apart and returned ita verdict shortly Broad street, $4,100. and a lum ROOFIN']— Speclatliing in repair THAT’S WHAT I WANT mony or Stella. Prices from PRICE REDUCED — Fascinating Colonials ranches. Cap* Cods and In all. Rhee spent one hour with tha While House next month. ' Park atreet. Call 6270. down. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. typing experience for small office. icenter Tel. .4164, 4165, or 2-0980. TO TAKE OVER ment. Second floor, all conven after 4 p. m. Judge Roberts called ber shed off Parker atreet, $15, ing roofs of all klnda. Also new $16.50 up. Magnus electric or Rooms withoyt Board 59 5 room Cape Cod with attached a great big farm with a 7-room Eisenhower and top allied officials 486 Center St, Phone 2-0980 Call 2-2206. UNPAID BALANCE iences. Frigidaire, hot and cold garage, screened portn, nicely a short recess then sentenced 000. LOST—Gray cat. child's pet. Vi CONVERTIBLE roofs. Guttar work. Chimneys gans, $19.95. Ukes, Harmony-Roy housa, arrea and acres of land, a at the Eighth Army compound. GIVE YOUR child a baton. All MONTHLY PAYMENTS Smeck Islander. Prices from AT THE CENTER. Pleasant, clean water. No ahiidren. 9 Morrison landscaped lot. Good location, im Lorain to the elactric chair. Among 35 permits for altera New York Youth cinity of Cambridge street. Call SPECIALS cleaned, repalre^,. 26 yearn’ ex WANTED—Young lady for clerl- weights and rizes at Kemp's. $21.63 Hill Extension. Call Rockville large bam, and last but not least The jury, foremanned by Charles Rhee was accompanied oh that tions and additions was one for a 8808. peiienca. Free eitimatea. Call ' cal work. Bookkeeping and typ-' $5.95 up. Kemp's. Inc. room. Twin teds. For gentlemen. maculate cendition. Truly a home a horse, a horae, • horae! Call Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 $1.50 and up. Kemp’s, Inc. NEW F U R N m iR E AND Also single. 16 Wadsworth street. 5-5450. to be proud of. Warren Howland E. Bergeron, did not make usa of visit by ROK Army Chief of Staff loading platform at the old Hil Buy out of season and save! Howlev. Manchester 5361. ing essential. Manchester Hous APPLIANCES Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 the state statute which allows it Lt. Gen. Palk Sun Yup. liard Mill oil HlUlard atreet, $8,000, Held after Crash BOLTON — Building atone and Realty. Phone 8600 anytime. Annoancements ing Authority. 80 Waddell Road. which Is now In storage— NEWLY ^EOORATED, beauti or 4679. to recommend Ilf* imprisonment In A t tonight’s return visit by and a $9,000 addition to tha Man 1947 PLYMOUTH BOY'S 26" Uc>vle. $15. Good Heatinir— Plumblin* 17 flagstone, j^ton Notch Quarry. originally sold to a young couple fully furmshed rooms for two'or Bnsiness Ixieations ROCKVILLE -HIgh on a hill, just place of death. Eisenhower, Rhee introduced each chester country Club. APPLICATIONS Being taken for •k-kit****^ MANCHESTER— SU room C s ^ A 17-year-oId New York State DOLLS RESTORED, dressed to 1948 STUDEBAKER conditio.i. Cell 2-4416. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. but unfortunately are not getting for Rent 64 completed five room ranch house, Lorain showed not the jUghteat of his Cabinet ministers who hsd Other permits issued: housewives to work 2-3 hours three, ^iiompltte light housekeep Cod, four do'.vn, two up. Gas hot resident who has been working in order and wigged. Tcl. Coventry HEATING From A to Z. Con married emotion when the jury announced waited all day at the Rhee man Electrical, 91; heating, lOS; oil 1948 CHEVROLET CINCO ALL Aluminum combina ing facilities available. Central. attractively decorated. Fireplace, town for about two weeks was ar version burner*, boiler-burner evenings. Must hsve csr. phone. BEDROOM SUITE TO RENT—Store at 21 Maple water heat. All hardwood floors, ita verdict. sion. bumar, 98; plumbing, 38, and cer 7-6945. Reasonably priced. Children ac. oak floors, tile bath, garage in rested on a charge of reckleaa driv All Convertlblea. Wanted Antot^ units, complete heating systems. No experience necessary, we tion windows No painting, no LIVING ROOM SUITE GOOD JOBS! street. Near Main street opposite good size lot. Elxcellent location. Ha stood with his hand* clasped Prior to Eisenhower's visit late tificates of occupancy, 33. ceptable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch, basement, $13,200 or rent at $110 ing this morning following a two- iBfcNSON'S, IN.C-.,. is now located Motorcycles 12 All work guaranteed. Time pay train yor.' Write Box B. Herald. changing, no storing. Free esti- 5-PC. DINETTE SET First National. Phone 5117. Ed This home is priced right to sell. in front of him a* Judge Roberta today there was mounting specula All Priced to Sell. second floor. per month. Call Rockville 5-5485. car collision on Parker atrMt, in new modern store at 1085 Main ments arranged Morlarty Broth . mate given, no obligation. Call ■PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. ward J. IIoll, 1009 Main atreet F.H.A. mortgage available. E. A pronounced the sentence. tion that relations between the two YOUNG LADY wanted for gener south of Tolland turnpike. atreet, across from the High BAECH-PONTIAC Inc. WANTED—G.'.od clean, need cere. ers. Tel, .6135. William Tunsky 2-9095. "BENGAL” COMB. RANGE GOOD PAY! LARGE PLEASANT room In pri MANCHESTEIR— Don’t miss see E. Agency, 421 Parker atreet. "Do you have anything to say?” leaders were aomewhat cool. al office work. Good working con OFFICES FOR Rent, central loca Lie Bans Nine The accldant sent a mother and ichool. Tel. 3535. 155 Center Street See Bob Oliver, Center Motor "NORGE” WASHER vate home. Convenient to Center ing this! Excellent residential 0- Phone 2-1167 or 2-8715: the judge asked. This speculation was heightened PLIJMBING And heating. Special ditions. Apply Manchester Mode.*", VERY ATTRACTIVE selection of tion. Wm. Rubinow, 843 Main her two-year-old eon who were Sales. 461 Main atreet. "HOOVER” VACUUM and Cheney's. Place to park car. room Cape Cod. 5 finished rooms. "N o, your honor,” Lorain by Elsenhower’s failure to appear Inc., Pine street doll carriages. New shipment just atreet. riding in the car that was hit to I Your Better Deal izing in repairs. Copper water "EMERSON” TELEVISION replied firmly. in public before the Korean people American Aides WANTED From private party received. Priced from $4.50 up 48 HOUR WEEK! Phone 2-2044. Features include vestibule, front 73 Mancheater Memorial Hospital tor Penwiiabi Pontiac Dealer piping, remoleling electric equin- Sealy mattress wnd box spring, Lot* for Sale Returned to the detention cell, during his three day stay. a gooo 1948, 1949 or 1950 car with Kemp's, Inc. THREE ROOM Modem office, dormers, flreplace, hot water oil emergency treatment. ment for plugged drains. Edward Mohawk rugs, inlaid, lamps, tables, AT THE CENTER—Clean, com Lorain paced the width of the cell THE PROSPECT Hill School for low mileage. W’lll pay cash. Write He\p Wanted— Male 36 laboratory and dark room. 117 heat, full tile bath, colored fix A big mass meeting in Eisen (Obfitlaiied frooi Pag* boe) Grin M. Miles, Jr., of Potstown, 1949 CHEVROLET. Fleetline de Johnson 6971f,or 5044. dishes, pots and pans. fortable room in quiet home. 20 and chatted with deputy sheriffs young children. Transportation Box C, Herald. No dealers. WOOD LATHE, 10 ” awing. Never East Center street. Call 6514 or tures, picture book kitchen, cop OAKLAND Street 100’ x 200’ lo t hower’s honor had been held In N. Y., who now liveS' at the Ver luxe. Fordor, redlo, heeter, In ex PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY Wadsworth street. guarding him. furnished. Mra. Lela T>'bur, direc COMPLETE f u r n a c e repair been uaed. Ahso combination belt 2-5820. per plumbing, copper gutters, full All utUltiea in. Phone 8535. Seoul Thursday but Eisenhower ^had temporary contracts which non trailer camp, in Vamon, 'was cellent condition throughout. HARTFORD 6-0358 Later he was taken to the tor. Phone 2-5767. , Your car may be down payment ing service. Gas. oH.or coal. Win and dL"C sander. Call 7147 after 6 Haintcnane* Mtn i r 'k FURNISHED Room for rent near bsisement. city eewer, combina did not appear. were not renewed. Three others driving south on Parker s t m t , PAINTERS AND AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 1,200 SQUARE Ft., well lighted Wethersfield Prison. Douglas Motors 333 Main. Business Services Offered 18 ter air conditioning system* in Main street. Gentleman preferred. tion atorm windows and screens, It was not reported whether been fired earlier for refusing to when. In rounding a curve, he BALLARD’S Driving School. Man- BRAND NEW 17” Emebaon tele SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT industrial apace. Loading plat Sabarban for Sato 75 Maqnwhile, Attorney Reinhart L. stalled *nd aervlced. T. P. Aitkin, 9 Hazel street. 2-2170. excellent lot. Will qualify for V.A. others who accompanied Eisen answer the queries of a previous croasM 6ver to the right side of cheater'a oldest Thousands of CARPENTER will frame unAniah vision $169. Tax and warranty If vou hsve no means of tran.spor- k Hainfcncme* M m kt form, good parking area. Phone Gideon, specially appointed public 1P.'‘>0 CHEVROLET Deluxe, tudor. 8 McCahe ‘street. Phone 6793. PAPERHANGERS loan. Excellent F.H.A. mortgage WINDSOR LOCKS — Five room hower from the U. S., such as De invaattgatlng committee. the road anQ hit the right front ' accident free instruction hours ed upstairs rooma. Reaionable. included. Can arrange terms to tatlon I’ll send my auto for you. 2-5119 or 2-9294. defender for Petetabella, made fense Secretary-designate Charles real clean car. Priced for quick ROOMS BY the week or the night. available. Priced reasonable. older home, three down, two up. It was not known here how fender of a ca:r being driven north Hundreds of satisfied students. Call 2-4291. g u a r a n t e e d fast plumbing and | suit. Call. 2-0980. No obligation! •k Mointananet H«n plana for a motion to hold the E. Wilson, attended today’s meet sale, $1245. Written guarantee. Gentleman preferred. Phone $13,500. Immediate toccupancy. Hot water heat, corner Mot 80 x many American employes In tha by James B. Topllff, $4, of H i^- For appointment tel. 2-2245. heating. Alterations and new i A—t^ B —E—R—T— S latter's trial in another county. Ha ing. Cole Motor's Servicenter, 436 ANTIQUES ReAnlahed. Repairing WANTED 43 Allyn St., Hartford ★ Construction Electricians 2-2494. 17 Spruce street. Phone Manchester 6273. 255. Chleken coop shed, garage. Secretariat have been called up b*' ford, police reported. work. Time payment! arranged. GIRL’S WHITE Chicago roller Houses for Rent 65 said he would base the motion on A Rhee spokesman quoted Eiseq- fore the U. S. Federal Grand Jury ENJOY A driver's license. For ex Center. 2-0980. done or any furniture. Tieman k Millwright Helpers Near school, bus and shopping TopliS’a wife, Shirley, auffered a Skelley Bros. 2-8714. skates, size'o'j. U sed on ly onc.e ROOM FOR Rent near Center. MANCHESTER — Naw aix room a claim that the publicity given hower as saying he was plessed to which just concluded Its inveatlga- pert instruction call the Manrhes 189 South Main street. Phone SALE OF u.*ed appliances, gx*. 5 ROOM HOUSE for rent, furnish center, 1V4 miles from Hamilton cut scalp and the couple’a aon, Call 2-3032. ★ Pipe Fitter Helpera Heat and hot water. Gentleman colonial. Large rooms, and closets, the Lorain trial will make it diffi be Introduced to each of the cab tIon of the UN with a charge that NO DOWN PAYMENT 5643. electric and oll-ga* combltiatlon" ed on a 5-acre land, $25 per week. and Bradley Field. Immediate oc Gcegoir, received a cut mouth and ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. EFFICIF.NT Plumbing and heat JARVIS REALTY ★ Welders preferred. 37 Foster atreet. Phone tile bath, oil hot water heat, fire cult for Petetabella to get a fair inet ministers. It had found "widespread InaitrS' ATTENTION LADIES! Slip ranges. $15 to $1.50. electric and Would prefer someone to lease. cupancy. Excellent location. bruised check when hla head hit ing. Plugged draina machine 5331. place. Near bus and schools $15.- trial in this county. P. H. Shinlcky, speaker of the tion" by American Reda into the LADIES—Ideal Christmas gift ON THE MANCHE.STEP. Welding Service covers, cn.stnm made. Beautiful gas refrigerators, $20 to $80, Leaving state. Call 8372. Phone Barbara Woods, Manchea the windshield. Both were released cleaned. Phone 6497. 5 Dover Road 500. Carlton W. Hutchins 2-5132 South Korean National Assembly world organization. for him Schick 20 or Remington Portable equipment. General fabrics, prints, .stripes, solids. Ex wa.sliing machines .$15 to $75. Many GOOD JOBS sre now ter 3t02. from the Hospital after their In FOLLOWING CARS NICELY Furrlshtd maple room or 6231. who had been at the Rhee man A UN spokesman quoted Lie aa 60 electric raxors. Russell's Bar welding, boiler and furnace we!d CALL MANCHESTER 3636 for Tel. 4112 pertly finished. $5 down, $2 week Watkin.s Bros., 935 Main street. open for men with any of these sion earlier today, departed before juries were treated. next to .bath. Couple or gentle saying when he announced the pre ber Shop, Co-ner Oak and Spruce. ing Phones 2-1658 or 2-8762. your pl.imbing repairs and altera iv. balance one year to pay. Call skills In the clean, bright plant Suburban for Rent 66 Smithes Death Date Eisenhower showed up. Patrolman Thomas R. Graham, 19.37 Dodge 4-Door FRANK Antiques and seeftnd man. Kitchen privileges. Garage EDGE OF TOWN—New five room vious firings that he acted not only tions. -Prompt service. Youngs Mrs. Carr 3320. of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, Wanted— Raal Eatata 77 There were several signs that who Investigated the accident, TWO GIRLS desire ride to Travel FLO,OR PROBLEMS solved wtth hand store. 56 '"’ooper street. Buys MANY EXTRA BENEFITS! available. 2-3506. COVENTRY—Four room furnish ranch, tile bath, double closets, air because of their refusals to testify 1937 Ponliae 4-De»or town kitchens sold and installed. ed apartment available today. conditioning, flgeplace, full cellar, the call by Eisenhower had been said It was almost a head-on col ers, hours 8 to 4:30. vicinity of linoleum, asphalt tile counter. STRONG, Willing man or boy to and .‘X'lls good used furniture and And remember you get more CONSIDERma 8IBLLINO Set for Third Tijne but becauseof further evidence he lision. C O. :>orentsen, Contractor. help on ash and nibblah truck. ROOM FOR Rent for one girl. Two Young couple preferred. John lot 150 X 200. $12,700. Carlton W. hastily arranged. Until shortly be Porter street. Phone 9997. 1946 Chrysler 4-Door-Windsor Expert workmanship, free oatl- MOTOROLA TV 10 ” screen. Ex antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to than Just good wages at Pratt YOUR PROPERTY! fore 6 p.m., Rhee's office said it had received on them from Ameri Miles, who It employed as a Saturdays. $1 per hour. Rawlings, minutes from. Main street. Call S. Bissell, Cross Street, South Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231. matex Open evenings. Jones Fur cellenl condition. $60. Phone 8431 5:30. and Whitney Aircraft . . . you Without obligation to you, we (Oonttnned From Page One) had received no notice that Elsen can sccvlty agencies. utility helper at Brunner’s, Inc., WANTED -Rlde to Gray .Mfg. or 194* Plymoiilh 2-Door niture. C^iak atreet. Phone 2-1041. 61 Jarvis Road. 2-1614, or 47 Cottage street. Coventry Phone Coventry 7-6828. will appmla* or make you a cash Lie belt up a statement on the LENNOX Furnaces and warm air ______i_ get all sorts of extra benefits 183 THOMPSON Road— Open for hower would make the visit. said the accident occurred when he Underwood. Capitol Ave. 7 a. m. Special DeLuxa BE.AUTIFUL, Portable fireplace WE BUY and sell good used .furni offer for property. Sea ua bafora nine to be •'Israissed today, a source heating. Earl Van Camp. 2-.5844. that ran mean a safer, happier LARGE FumUhed front bedroom Inspection Sunday 2-5 p. m. A t "Your honor, I have something It was reliably reported that skidded after applying his breaka ebift. Call 2-2280. RUBBISH AND A.-he$ removed. MEN FOR part time work shovel ture, ccmbtnatlon' -ranges, gas said, until he had prepared a letter 1948 Chevrolet Club Coupe mantle. Ivory with gold trim future for you and your family, with Frigidaire, stove, hot and tractive 6 room Cape Cod. 5 years you sell. , - to say,” Smith declared. word reached Eisenhower du^ng He was released on $50 bond. Immediate and efficient service. ing snow for winter. Office 15 ranges and heaters Jones Furnl- Wanted to Rent 68 to the representatives of the 60 Fleetmaater knick-knack shelves either ride cold water. Phone 2-3081. old. Two baths, one with stall BRAE-BURN REALTY "You have nothing to sa y," re the day that Rhee and his top gov In other arrests reported today, Contract or otherwise".' Call MillinerY— Dressmakin* IS Forest street between 10 and 4, tur* Store. 36 Osk. Phone 2-1041. Phone 6273 UN member nations explaining the slightly damaged moving $60 FOUR .VDUI.TS desire 5 or 6 shower. Hot water oil heat, flre plied Judge Murphy instructing ernment aides had been waiting a Marceline Shimansky, 34, of Wind Antomobfln for Sate 4 2-9273 or 2-9706, or call 7925. TWO ROOMS, private home, ga situation and enclosing a copy of SOLIMENE. INC. DRESSMAKING, all type altera cost $117. Elgin I 'l h. p. outboard APARTMENT Size gas range. room rent. ‘ Refereneex Phone place. Combination atorm win deputy sheriffs to remove the de visit since this morning. ham Center, was charged witlt a JUST LOOK! . . . rage. Television Call 4972 morn LISTINGS Wanted. Single, two- the three jurists’ recommendations. parking violation; Philip A. tB m - BEFORE YOU Buy a used car DODGE. PLYMOUTH CARS PIANO TUNING $3. Recondition tions and hems. Call Mancheater $80.00 PER Week from start guar motor, used less than 10 hours Reasonable. Inquire 102 West 2-9220 after 6 p m . dows and screens. Newly decorat fendant from the court room imme at thasa axtros! fam'ily, three-family, buatnaaa diately. Johnny Schmitz won three ball ten, 28, of 97 Taieott avenue, Robk- •e« Gorman Motor Sales.,Buick DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS ed and mothproofed. $27.50. Ken 2-8866. anteed. Bonca and commission. $65. Bicycle for boy 12 or over street. Rockville. Phone 5-5213 ings and evenings. ed. Lovely yard, approx. 76' x URGENTLY Needed, iinfumlahed property. Have many cash buy^ The condemned man's father, games last season. The southpaw Greentree Stable's Straight Face vine, was charged with speeding, Sales and Service, 285 Main *34 Center St. Phone 5101 neth Robinson. Tel. 7691. Married man with car to service bately used, Schwinn deluxe $40 k Overtime PREMIUMS after 4 p. m. apartment by three adults. Phone 188', with trees galore. Just a er*. Mortgages arranged. Please Frank Smith, alao of Noroton, ar won a game for the Dodgers, Yan is aptly named. His mare was Ex and Paul B. Desroaier, 30, of WU- street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve Safe Place to . Buy Uaed Cara Moirini;—^Tmckinf~ an established route of customers. cost $75. Lovely black cloth coat k PAID Vacations You’ll do BETTER 2-4990 after 5:30. hop, skip and jump from Ver- call George L Grazladio, Real rived at the courthouse too late kees and Reds. He was beaten pression, the daughter of Never llmantic, waa charged with a stop nings*. DOORS OPENED, krya Atted, Phone Hartford 3-6321 for inter leopard stencil fur lined and col A BARGAIN. Two new riig.s. 9 X k PAID Holidays 1939 OLDSMOBILE Sedan, radio Storaire 20 planck school. Elva Tyler, exclu tor. 2-5878. 109 Henry street. for the proceeding* but was per- twice. Change. sign vtolstion. copied, vacuum cleanert, irons, view. lar full length, size 18-.20. wor 12. heavy, exqiiisite, imported. W, Automatic, Cost-of-llving 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy- and heater. Model 80. Price $200. AT FIVE YEAR Old boy and well be sive agent. 2-4469. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking very little, fur tarn to match. $60 $28 each Sydlee 851 Wether.'-flcld Adjustments dramatic. In excellent condition haved parents irgently need 4 or BUYERS W A iT iN a — Single and Phone 4997. knives, mowers etc. put into con Co. Rubbish, sanea removed. ASSISTANT Custodian la wanted Light beige Chesterfield coat Avc., Apartment C-1. Hartford. k Group Insurance BAST HARTFORD. Uve rent free throughout. Priced well below PRATT & WHITNEY 5 room, unfuml^ed apartment. two-faroily' homaa. For afflclent dition for coming needs. Bralth- Dump truck available for loam, at once at the George Herscy brown velvet collar, good condi Phone Hartford 46-4892. ★ . A CLEAN Plant in a delightful, new two-family, celling. See Boh Oliver today. 1942 HUDSON. New paint. Any Phone 8902. and conflds'itlal aervtca call, A. reasonable offer accepted. Cov waite. .5’2 Pearl street. gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. Robertsen school in Coventry by tion. size 18-20, suitable for short k MODERN Equipment AIRCRAFT just completed. Extra large Reale, Broker. 2-1919. Center Motony. 461 Main street. the Coventry board of- education. ANTIQUE CHINA and glass. entry 7-691.3 between 5 and 7. person. Antique spinning wheel * Convenient Location URGENTLY Needed--3 or 4 room rooms, rear porches, hot water REFRIGERATION Service, com AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., The board will meet applicants large, ex'cellent condition $35 Make 'ovely and lasting Christ- ■k EASY Parking unfurnished apartment by widow heat, oil burner Separate heat CASH BUYERS walUng for 4, 5, aUSTOmURY-OVERLOOK SECTIOII^ 1950 FORD Ciialom deluxe tudor, mercial and domestic. See our local and long distance moving, mss gift)*. Virginia L. Madden's Radio, heater. In excellent .condi BUY THE BEST FOR LESS on Wednesday. December 10 from Maple ch?st of drawers, pull-out We need MANY MEN: and two school age children. Call ing units. Tile baths, cabinet 6 and seven room singles and t display of guaranteed used refrig- packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart 2 to .3 p. m. to outline the duties panel for writing, slrhost new Antique Shop in Findell Venetian Don't wait! Come In today to 2-9116. kitchen, extra large lot. On be a two-famlly ho'iaea In Manchaster, tion. See this one at only $1,295, PRICES REDI CED eratora George H. Williams Aa- ford 6-1428. Blind - Building. Manchester talk with our friendly employ Your Future Douglas Motors 333 Main street. of the position and to inspect the $7.5, mirror to match $10. Phone MILLING MACHINE line. Convenient to school, church Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. soclatei. 260 Tolland Turnpike. building Bids will be received at 2-5051 after 6 week days, all Green. 1 to 5 dally. Other hours. ment rniinselor about the Job WIDOW WITH two children, be and atorei. Best of materials and Howard R. Hastingt, 2-llOT. 1951 Studebaker Commander. 2- MANCHESTER —Package Deliv opportunities . . . the man.v OPERATORS .. • S'-"* 1948 PONTIAC streamliner aedan- dr'Klr''Sedan, automatic transmia- Manchester. Phone 2 3585, nights the school office Friday, Decem day Sat. and Sun. Telephone 2-3807. ing evicted, desires 3 or 4 room, workmanship. For appointment ery. Local light trucking and extra advantages . . . of work Is Secure ette. Hydranratic, lustroua green. aion. Radio, heater. Very low 7691. - , ber 12 by 5 p. m. DRILL PRESS ce.saonable rent. Phone 2-0858 call Wm., GiMdchild, Sr., Realtor. WE WOULD like to help you find package delivvry. Refrigerators, BENGAL GAS-oil combination ing at Pratt and Whitney Air A beautiful, one owner car. One milleage. REPO.SSES.SFD Westing house OPERATORS after 4 p. m. 7925 anytime. •a buyer for your home. For d#» COMPLETE Repair, by Stuart R. washers and Move moving a range. Excellent condition. Price craft. If Inconvenient Just write pendablllty call the E. and E. you would be proud to own. For 19.V) Studebaker Starlight Coupe, roxster used only twice. Specially A tB -L Wolcott on washing machines, specialty. Phone 3-0752. very reasonable. 14 Summit IIS a letter outlining your ex Agency. 2-8715 or 2-1187 any $ the best in values buy at Center over-drive, radio, heater. A real Situations Wanted— priced for quick sale, $32.50. GRINDING MACHINE CENTRAL—Six Finished rooma, vacuum cleaners, motora. small Kemp's. Inc. street. Phone 7407. perience. Houses for Sale 72 in very fine condition. Tlmkan oil time. ‘ Motor Sales, 461 Main .street. nii'e car. IV ’o to choose from. applianies. Pick up and delivery. Female 38 OPERATOR^ PfintiiiK— Paperinir 21 Employment Office burner, large lot, early occupan 1949 CHKVROLKT 2 to choose 194* Studebaker Starlight Coupe. A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main. - STOP-AT . Yeu'n 98it good wcifBS, time and MB* Radio and heater. Exceptionally DAY CARE for your child in CHRISTMAS TREES BULLARD cy, $12:600. Call Madeline Smith, from. Botli .styleline deluxe, Phone 8597. licensed home. Call Manchester Willow Street CHOICE LOCATION clean car. OPERATORS' Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. Legal Notice half for ovBitimB-CHid rocBiv* libaral tudors. Tutone blue and grey. PAPERHANGING and Painting 2-$7.58. BIG DISPLAY CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES made to orde- Monday thru Friday We would like to have you see •mplayoB bMBfits in addition to work Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 1947 Studebaker Starlight Coupe. Call Walter B. Oookson, 2-2291. 4- ENGINE LATHE MANCHESTER — Four rooma, Over-drive. Radio and h*a.l*r, ,Aiid.._lnat.alled: Venetian blinda YOtiNG LADY desires Meady AT THE GREEN . . 8 A. Ik. to 5 F. M. this splendid eight room single newly decorate. Large attic, ' AT A COURT o r PROBATE. ho!d«n Main. it Columbia, within imi for thi Diitrfct ing in o plant that hos aN modom focU- Al.so a very clean car. and curtain rods. 24 hour lervlce. work as baby sitter for mother Wholesale and Retail OPERATORS home located Just off Porter game room cellar, laundry, oil Estimates gladly ^0ivtn. Fagan PAINTING And Papering, No Saturda.vs street in the very excellent of Andovar. on lh« 3rd day of Decam* m c om PICK UPS: 1951 Ford 19,50 Ford 1949 Ford 2-Door Sedan, Radio who works. Call 2-3857. Excellent gift selections, heat, hot water, araesite, drive, ber. A.D., ltS3. IH and I nmploynn ralatioRship. job too small. Call 8372. MATERIAL HANDLERS ' Hollywood section. One of the 1948’ Dod,';e 3-4 ton. 1949 CTiev- and heater. Window Shade Co.V Route 44 at FREE DELIVERY 8 A. M. to 12 , Noon outside grill, shade trees, rail PriHiwit. CLAYTON E. HUNT. Eaq., Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. ’ for the home. better built type home about Judge. rolet. 1947 Podge. 1948 and '41 19.50 Willys Jeepater, very clean. fence. Near new Waddell School. On. motion of Etliabelh Silver. 47 GMC 1-tnn. 1949 .cUldebalter. 1946 Repairtnir 23 Situations Wanted— BENCH WORKERS 25 years old having a atone TILE ."*EJLINGS Installed for 38 PARK STREET, COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS Duplex $8,50C. Call 43l8. Cottage atreet. Mancheater. Coon..' - Chevrolet 1944 Ford I 's ton long Studebaker Sales and gervics Male 39 fireplace, oil hot water heat, Executrix, on the teatate eatate of home, office or business. Nu P R A H & WHITNEY JANITORS and all the extras that go with Chaflea Francis Lamb, late of Bolton, Corufir OvfiriiMk RwuJ uaJ PfiiKk Trs« ftouJ— S17.SOO Immediate openings—if you con wheelbase, 1948 G.VC. 1912 Inter MATTRESS Your old mattresses ROCKVILLE SIX ROOM Single^. combination Wood. FUntcoat and .lohn.s-Man- fderliizeil and cemade” tike new. CHAMBERS’ FURNirtjRE changing a house into a home. within aald dlatrlct. c'eceaaed. national. 1939 ' International UHORCHES M(,)TOR SALES JOHN'S HOUSEHOLD Service. A IR C R A ^ storm saah, oil heat, automaUc Thia Court doth decree that aix vUle. Gr*at Fastern RooAilg and Call Jones Furniture knd Floor Phone,Rock vine 5-7058 PLUS Tool and Die Makers, Priced under $18,0M. Call Built by Larson IC Son for present owner, thU large Cape qualify for one of the positions dump, 1949 Ford pane;, 194 *0 O akland St. Everything and anvthlng. clean AT THE GREEN Division of United Aircraft hot water, ameaite drive, conven months be allowed and limited for the Constr'i lion. Free-estimates. Call Covering .36 Oak. Tel, 2-1041. Sheet Metal Mechanics, Pre for an appointment. We’ll creditpra of aald eatate to exhibit their Co)l, located on besutiful landKapcd comer lot, fcaiurei— Chevrolet sedan dehverv. Isiw M anch ester 2-94*3 up, repair*, etc Call collect, Wll- Corporation ient to schools and transporta 8271. Also Comer fiutcher Road Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. be pleased to show you. clalmn againat the Mine to the Execu* living room and {ircplaec, dining room with bay window, listed below — prices. Champ's, Route 30, Rock llmantic .3-6694. and \Veatview Terrace cision Machinists, Spinning tion. Phone 2-1272. tfix and directs that public notice be 1947 .MERCURY Sedan. An excel East Hartford 8, Conn. vine .5-9574. Courses and C la s ^ 27 Phone Rockville 5-55*0 Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 Lathe Operators and Scrap given of this order by adrartlalng in a kitchen, bath and bedroom, screened and glassed brcczcway lent one owner tsr. Bank Ananc- LINOLEl'M Remnants 50c square WOULD LIKE to care for con FIVE ROOM single, 22 foot living hewapaper having a circulation In said AI^THUR A. KNOFLA. diatrlct. ard by posting a copy thereof porch, attached garage. Second floor, one Urge bedroom PrselsiM Qriidsrs • Eagiae Lathes 19.50 .STCDKBAKKR CTiampun- ing See this one today at Center yard. Aephalt tile, wall covering. OPP.ORTUNITI- Won't Wait. A valescents or do light housekeep ers. room with knotty pine paneling, Done by reliable, well-trained promising future in electronics ing. Good references. Write , Box Realtor on the public sign post in said Town (space for another). House is in immaculate condition. aedah. overdrive Ve-y- i ;sai. car Motor Sales, GOOD PAY! . . . flreplace, cabinet kitchen, three of Bolton, nearest the place where the Price $1195. Terms to suit- Writ- men. All jobs guaranteed. Hill may he yo>irs. it yo»i can meet J-Z. Herald. 876 Main St. Est. 1921 large bedrooms, storm window* deceasef.' last ) J •• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 Average Dally Net Press Run ThsW aathor For the Week Ended geweaet O. Westker I PAGE TWENTY-FQUR HaurljfBtPt. lupning lirralb Nov. M, 1852 TonlgM lair, mMarf temperstnre Is upper t fa . I Junior High and'Senior High 24 years ago when the dial aervlce 10,812 4 Rainbow Girts will attend in was first esUbltshed locally. Man Due to a transposition Of fair. group the Christmas vesper serv- MTF groups will'-meet at the Miember of the Audit usual time Sunday evening at the New *Voice* chester's exchange is one of the B«R«na of Ctecnlatloiis About Town ice at the South Methodist Church oldest dial offices in the sUte. This fiikures Hamburg appeared The MANCHESTER SOROPTIMIST CLUB Manchester--—A City of pillage Charm Sunday afternoon, arrangements .South Methodist Church, and Mrs. Lester L. Hohenthal will tell the is an improvement in the old sys- INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A DEMONSTRATION OP for which are being made by Tem F or SNETCO em. he said, and is considered iii our advt. last night at The Herald learned today that story of the-Christmas carols. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS William l^eian of S4 Woodbridge ple Chapter. Order of the Eastern lore trouble-free. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (Clnaalliaa AdvartMug an Pnga 18) MANCHESTER, jeONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1952 Star. It is customary for Eastern Each service Jill open with wor lb. 3 ^ . The correct and in VOL. L X X n , NO. 57 ■treet waa the auxUlary fireman ship led by the chalrnien, Francis The continued heavy flow of tele who carried the pet dog. Spot, from Star chapters throughout the phone traffic . here has made it Ecabert. Miss Marilyn Rogers and That Old% Dial Tone Ha$ tended price should be AND PACKACE-TYINC the cellar of the Raymond George j state to hold these Christmas ves- Roger Tui*lngton. Mrs. Eunice necessary to make changed, Ho ]'>er services each year for the Ma BY JULIA McCa r t h y , r o c k v i u -e f l o r is t ' home on Turnbull road during the BUnn 'of East Hartford will sing Been Replaced by New bron said. Traffic volume has been lb. 53c. flra Wedneaday night. j sonic Home Christmas fund. This during the .worship service. on a steady Increase and the com is the first time the local chapter And Much Busier Buzz SHOWING OF GOWNS AND LINGERIE 6 Childreii pany is making the necessary ad In to lb. lots for freeier Mias Patricia Hewitt of Belfa.it, I has sponsored one. The Rainbow justments to copef with the situa BY TERI'S BRIDAL SHOP ' . girls are asked to report at South A son. John Louis, their fifth A new type tone alternator is More in WSB Korthem Ireland, came to the, tion. The dial tone, ringing apd Church at 3:45»p. m. i child, was born to Mr. and Mrs, responsible for the change in the use the correct price of 31c United States Sunday with her, Elmer U. Odell of 49 Milford road the busy signal are all affected by , Woodruff Hatr, Center Church House Die in Gas dial tone of your telephone. For the change. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. j yesterday at the Hartford Ho.- several days now. there has been Ib. was given. Abram Matchett of 34 McKee I Mrs. Alton , M. Holt, cafeteria ' Several people have been sur MONDAY. DEC. 8— 8 P. M; pital. The maternal grandparents i a strange tope on the telephone, street, and isf making her home manager at the Washington are Mr. find Mrs. Louis Rombola prised at the new tone and have and Lloyd Hobron. district manS- hung up‘, thinking is was a busy Door Prizes! -r- Refreshments! ]!dain Blast with them. | School, announces that the fall dis- of Hartford. per of the Southern New England trlct meeting of the school lunch ; Telephone Company, cleared up { signal. Your Contribution Of 76c \y\tt Help To A Wheel Ail members of the Junior program personnel, will be held in i this morning the many questions HALE'S l^ittsborgh, Dec. 6— — the Washington School cafeteria ] The Uthuanian Choral Group Chair For A Physically Handicapped Child Washington, Dec. 6—(fl*)— Industry members of the Wage Choir of the Church of the Naza- will meet tonight at T:30 in Lithu people have been asking. ' The all-group meeting of the A delayed action natural gas Information rene are requested to report for on Monday. Dec. 8,. at 3 p. m. Mrs.; According to Hobron. this is a , North Methodist WSCS will be Stabilization board (WSB) tvere expected to decide today Holt, who is district leader, urges , anian hall, Golway street. Election I MEAT DEPT. explosion which reduced a rehearsal tomorrow morning at of officers will take place and all I new system replacing the original i held Wedne.sday. Dec. 10, at 7:45 whether to quit their jobs as their colleagues on the big •:45. in preparation for the Sun' all cafeteria managers and their members are, urged to attend I one that was put in here in 1929. ! p. p\. at the church. three-story frame home to a assistants to attend. Chicago regional WSB did yesterday. -Thc prote.st resigna day morning church service. tions of the seven Industry mem-|> — ------pile of rubble killed all six hers of the Chicago WSB aaid qa jg* • • children of a Pittsburgh Ike DIeets Rhee and GI President Truman’s coal wage de-1 J ■> o o g ' S k gV family last night. Reds Foiled ciilon "irrevocably ruined any hope : g j iT J L J I i5 i3 8 J lJ I 2 i Fire Chief Stephen Adley said Cruiser^ Nears for effective control of Inflation" | C 7 the blast in the semi-industrial bv direct wage ceilings. i north aide section of this steel capi In Air Raid Truman ovemiled the WSB two j tal resulted from an auto skidding days ago and authorized a J1.90-S- In Bermuda into a retaining wall and breaking day wage Increase for John L. an expoaed natural gas main lead Lewta’ coal miners. The WSB had ing into the house. On Ike Visit Typhoon Are£i said 11.50 a day waa all the pay Vlrtlma Sleeping boost they could get without en A ir C rash The victim!, charred beyond dangering anti-inflation controls. , recognitions were alceping . whan Seoui. Dec. 6—(fl*)— The U. S. Fifth Air Force re Refusal to grant the full , , _____li' TV— e the blast rocked the neighborhood Aboard USS Helena en Route to Hawaii, Dec. 6—The Pa T O R m O E ALUES amount, Truman said, would pre Hamilton, Bermud*, Dec. 6 and {heightened freightened Nuns who were ported today it repelled the G ifV al cific typhoon toward which the cruiser Helena is steaming at cipitate a nationwide coal strike — (/P)—The Cuban airliner saying their night prayers in a “largest enemy night air at £(7 knots with President-elect Eisenhower aboard, is now re and confront President-elect Els- Star of the East” crashed in- nearby convent. tack of the Korean war.” .enhower with a "national emer to the sea o ff this island to Nearly five hours later firemen, ported to be breaking up somewhere between Hawaii and carefully picking up bits of the while President-elect Dwiglit gency" when he takes office Jan. day with 42 persons aboard. Wake Island. The Helena was still ...... • ...... — ...... - 20. house with auto wrecker cranes, Eisenhower was leaving" several hundred miles west of tha The seven Industry members of U. S. Coast Guard vessels and recovered the last of the bodies Korea. typhoon area early thia evening the national board were hardly Air Force crash boats picked of the five sons and a daughter of The Air Force aaid Allied radar (S a.m. e.a.t.) Saturday. considered likely to walk out in a up four survivors and 10 Mr. and Mra. Robert Moulla. TTie in a three hour period beginning at But it expects to encounter In R h ee Says "body today, although no informed GIFT HOSIERY bodies shortly after the crash yictims: :lp p. m. last night picked up creasingly hearier seas and rain official would make a flat predic David. 14, Richard, 13. Lola, 12. total of 11 "hostile aircraft" roar aqualla even though the typhoon First quality hosiery in extra sheer, sheer tion. and persons at the scene ex Jamea, 10, Gearj’. six, and Robert, ing towards Seoul. General Elsen diaintegratea. Ike Brought It waa thought probable, how pressed doubl any more sur ^ve. hower's plane took the air at 8:01 Aa word waa received that the and semi sheer nylons. Moulla, 37. and hia 3«-year-old \ > ever. that one or more industry vivors would be found. p. m. and tha attack continued typhoon Is breaking up. part of the i members might quit on their own. In Havana, the president of the wife, Rose, literally were blown Elsenhower party waa In the ward-1 from the house. They were in a abort t'.'.'o hours after that. It was reported that James Del- Cubans line, operators of the plane, The Air Force /pokeaman aaid room watching a Navy movie on ! No Pledges ALBA SHEERS . . $1.15 end $1.35 Pr. Not mar. industry member from Hous aaid his reports had six survivors state of shock and nearly Incoher how typhoons perform and how to ent aa they crawled from the an earlier statement by Far East Exactly ton, was con.siderlng doing this. picked up, but there waa no Im Air Force Commander Gen. O. P. deal with them. As The WSB Industry members - mediate verificaUon here. wreckage, their faces blackened Pros-ea Good Rallor Seoul, Dec. 6—(JP)— ^Presi ALBA 60 GAUGE ...... $1.50 Pr. like coal miners. Weyland Uiat "not a tingle enemy Illustrated ethers represent unions and the He said the plane, out of Madrid • I. ».tie.it-el".'t Liacniiow.-.', m'aking his lour of Korea, meela apd Prealdent-elect"* Elsenhower is dent Syngmu) Rhee said to announced they will "What happened? What happen aircralt of any kind waa able to journeying back home from hlf public - have for Havana by way of Bermuda, penetrate south of the Chongchon day Dwight D. Eisenhower NO-MEND WALKING SHEER not participate in any board ac ___had 34 paasengera, including a ed?" cried Moulla. ehskea liaiida with Syngman Rhee, President of Sont'i K« e» In Seoul. visit to Korean battlefront. He la tions until they decide what they , baby, and eight crew members Moulia waa taken to a hospital liver" during Eisenhower’s visit (.\P ’i?'lre"’*o*o •.la ;-ail!o from Tokyo). proving himself a good aaljor and made “ no commitments" dur Pr. waa "baaed on earlier Informa $1.65 are going to dp. i aboard. The pilot w I one of shortly after the blast but hla wife —stripped down to ahirtaleevea-— ing his three-day Kotean Archibald Cox quit as W'SB those picked up dead. refused to leave, the scene until tion." haa been at work moat of the day the last bodies of her children were The spokesman said, however, tour. But Rhee added that he DEXDALE 66 GAUGE chairman Thurnday in protest ■ pan American World Airways In the admiral's cabin despite the expects the U. S. President against President Truman’s order, here, of which Cubans is a aub- brought out. Then, she waa treated the planet making the attack were rocking-Of - the ship. He haa been EXTRA SH EER ...... $1.95 Pr. Vice Chairman Charles C. Killing-1 sidiary, said there were no Amer- by a physician. small and propeller driven. digesting Information gathered on elect will "break the Korean worth became chairman and Cox’s , tcans on the pasaengeh list, that Cnwl From Wreckage Say Plaaee Hidden hla three-day visit to the war tone stalemate." ARKWRIGHT 60 GAUGE .. $1.00 Pr. place aa a public. ,.ineml?«r.. waa [ mnsL .of ..them...W.er« Irom Cuba and The second floor of the home was "It is highly pofaible,’’ he aaid, in Korea, also conferring with the The South orean chief executive filled yesterday by Truman with Mexico. occupied by Mrs. Moulis’ mother, "that these little planes did not group of advlaora who accom aaid In an interview that ha )tad the appointment of Meyer 8. l ------come from Manchuria or deep in panied him on hia secret mlaslon told Elsenhower "foreign trewpa AIL new winter shades. Ryder of DetrolL (Cqntinued on Pago Seven) (CoatlnuaM an Page Savea) North Korea. Planea of that type to the Far East. could be reUaved from the tremt- The industry members began as- ran be hidden under any hay stack The Helena will carry Ika and line If ROK (Republic of Korea) ■embling in Waihington yesterday and their homo bate might have hia party of 17 to Honolulu— forces are aufflciently increaaad, for a secret meeting to decide on a been In Korea near the spot which is a aix-day trip unless tropi trained and equipped to bo abU to “O'* "C?" "O" course of action. There was n(t an where the attack took place. cal storms ahead of ua slow ua defend ouraelvea." nouncement of any desiclon last down. ■ . Rhee did not elalwrato on what French Act to Curb "In that case they would not We are on the fringes of a atorm ,>> I ^ \ night. have had to fly through the effec hO conaldera a aufftcianl IncresM. Besides the national WSB there about six hours out from Guam Thera ar« at leaat 12 ROK dlvlalans tive air cover further north." and this husky warship which It are 14 regional board's. The one at The enemy planei dropped In tha flald currently. WOOL JERSEY Oricago has Jurisdiction over Il self la Just back from action in The whlte-halrod, T7-yoataM New Tunisia Unrest 8oiB8a which ’'fell cloae to the in- the Koi-ean war la being buffeted linois, Indiana and Wisconsin. ata^tlen froip. W)iiah personnel South Korean Iqadar-aatd slM )M It was learned that the Chicago by 35 to 40 mile winds. urged Etaenhower during the gon- Boxed Jeweli-y in pin and earring sets. Also single pieces were directing Uia Allied night In It la Impossible for tKy of in earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches. board’s industry members. Just be terceptors.” but the tpokeaman eral's Uwea day tour OC tho war BLOUSES fore hsnding in their resirnatlon-s, Tuni.s, Tunisia. Dec. 6—(/P)— Uneasy French authorities Eiaenhower'a party to go on decks theater "to end the Korean stale aaid aecuiity giso blacked out gny which are awash with spray from Prints with the little pluses that moved that all pending cases be- today arrested Mohamed Messadi, successor of asMssinatec mate as aoon aa possible.*' informatlen on whether damage the bow. _T»«r: Each Plus Tax make them positively amazing Farhat Hached as secretary-jrejieral of the Tunisian Labor Tvaa cauaed. Urges OCeialva at this low price. Inimitably (Contlnaed on P a's Sovea) The Prealdent-eleqt and hla M.OO to M.98 ALL WOOL JERSEY NEW Federation. Messadi, 40, was taken into custody aIon» with The sketchy Air Force an party came abon^ Helena at__ 8:20 Prosumably that meant an all- styled snd made with Impor Neo- nouncement did not aay how close drive to the Manchurian bord Washable. Red, Mack, green. 2 < C* O a dozen other labor and a, m. (3:20 p. m. ea.t.) Friday tant di-essmaker detaila you like " O ^ Deatour (pro-lndepcndcnce) party the Red planea came to the South er. Rhee called for such an offen styles. Sizes 12 to 18. J ^ Q to find In your moat expensive 171 after fljdng overnight from the 1? £11*111 m3 1 1 r C £111! leaders. They were p»it into an In- Korean capital of Seoul. Korea capita of Seoul aboard two sive eariier this ■week. dresses. And the prints art ao j temment camp for what was ex- ; Langer Wants One Snbre Loat At chow time BiaeHliower eata In the field with Sgt. dark Huth- PRINT gay under furs now. military transport Omstellatlons A reliable South Korean oflneial pected to be a short period. ' The Air Force announceia earlier erqok ef Fraakfort, Miaa. The aergesuit la with the 1st Regiment mt which brought the party to the source said earlier his government Ex-Aide Cited French authorities did not say 1 To Push Probe that one F-86 Sabre Jet waa loat the >rd U. S. Dtrialon. (NEA Radio Telephoto.) Far East. had urged Eisenhower to double PASTEL JERSEY why the men were arrested but' In combat over northwest Korea Heaelulu By W'e(lB«sday the strength of ROK forces. There r / • officials appeared to be taking all during the week while jeti threw Pink, blue; •« sleeves. ‘ 5.98 DRESSES We.are dut to reach Honolulu are now at laaat 12 South Korean On New Fraud possible precautions against dem Of Reds in UN up a protective screen against any sometime liefore noon Wednesday divlslont. .98 onstrations and violence resulting ■ auch Communist aerial attack. Blaenhower gave pultlic as- from the hit-and-run machlne- Allied anti-aircraft fire waa di (losing one day as we cross in SIZES 12 to 20 ternational dateline). aurances that tha Korean army Washington, Dec. 6— -Jack j g ■) - r