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t ■ ■■ .... r : MOND^.:iiOTlbQiiE^ , i t g l Tlw W88th«r lEpgtttng Ksetsgs Dattr N tt Pr«g8 Boa taramqt a« U. 8. WaMhw 9mmm Vhf the MoMb o( (fetobM, 1948 Fair, wamiar, windy tMa altar- duct whlrit will datemilna the The Friendly Circle. wW Mambers a t tha Infant Jssus of •oeat fair, 8tGe ehango In tom- John Mather ChapUr, <^d« of Prague and their husbands, gath amount of buidneas be will get" 9,7 4 8 paratore toolght; Wednesday felr De Molay, will hold its burinesa _ nutritional program lor Werfees- R egister Now Bo that SBuGl buslneoemen get iimirijFHtFr itDFtttttg m v m i ered ai the home bf Mr. and Mrs. utT ow n meeting this evening at 7j80 m dsy evening at 8 o’clock sharp at Member of the Audit and eeolar. the Y A L C A ., to sVhlch aU mem WoediW Hommell, I8t Hollister the Buucimum benefit out of the dt? the Masonlo Temple. This will, tm. bers and friends wUl be welcome^ street Baturday evening for a F or IMrectory rectory, he suggested that only BhriOkatarnaleMima Maneh^sterÂ C iiy o f VU lage C h tirm > j XiMKcwidenU arc Mmlnd^ the first meeting wlUr new1y_ in- RefreshmenU wUl be served. HaUowo'mi party. Tha party woa those companies raglstet. whim liat payments for tsa 19M Master Councilor Clifford held in the game room, which waa bavs analyisd Gurtr potantlal suc lairWmaa Club of the ManqHeater Johnson priding. The program M isi'S arah Jot luOk soya Bueelg la kelplag Oaeckole- suppOr. Hostaeaes will be M**- printed iB’ the languages of the n a tio ^ attention because- it with Separate Lacker Top countries parGcIpating in the Eu h b J W t M A M c o n vaUa use her nranlum ndoaa "to Nation; Most to String Washington, Nov. 8.—(/P) The November ^meeting of the Francis Miner, Mrs. George Sadd, aniiBiWTi CMoe is regarded as a major test of enoure the peace of ail the world.” directors of the Savfega Bonk of Mrs. Robert Brown. and Mrs. ropean Recovery Program and will Preudent Truman’s “ Fair Along With CIO Stand — A Senate-House group or be paid, for out of European coun John L. Lewis’ proposal that Putt • homs-frastar right in your Manchester will be Îd at the Thomu Morley. Deal.’’ Indicationa were that Gov. Adlal Stevanoon sponeor con ganized a campaign t o ^ y to bonk tomorrow evening at 7:15. terpart ^ d s . Listing. In the direc kltchon. CoW-WoB Comportment tory wlu be ^thoutr thqrge to the ballot total wotdd set an ference of Illinois coal operatom Pittsburgh, Nov. 8 —(P)— -The block the armed ser^ces Andersoa-fniea AuxUlaty will ■mall businesa enterprises. and United Mine Workers la re United Enectricml Workers, expell from shifting defense indus keeps feeds fresh for days without Winners in Friday , night’s d :^ ^ “ofT-year” record of nearly meet tomorrow evening at eight The directoiy is another step In Special! SfiOOfiOO. Tha weather through jected by nnaots chief exeeuUve. ed from the CIO only last week tries inland from the Great covers. cate bridge tournament wire, as o’clock in the Poet home, M ancb^ WUUam Benton, of Southport, follows: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. T ^ t- ECA’s five-point program to give out the atat# was typically Indian This dramsGe picture shows Bex Mays, oue of the world’e leading automobile drivers, hurtling to death for lU left wing policies, waa lakes and coastal states. Chill ter Green. Members are requested Mnall firms, greater c^portunities 49-yoars-old former osalatont see- AMIRiCA’S N t .llim O B U T O I man, 52; William Russell and sum m er. < duriH tho Utk >*P of a 100-mlle race at Del Mar, COUf. His car Is whirling through the air. throw threatened today with the immedi to bring aprmi material to this to share ih European recovery or certory of state, moves into strong ing itself the "Unofficial Na George Howe, 48 H: Wintam Kirk T O N I $1 Chantung Pattern lY *■ 1% Frilriea Made Dboet laone ing Mm ento the track where ansther car struck Mm. . TMs picture was made by PhU Bath, Los An- ate loss of more, than 107,000 • Meres «p * * ^ * h s .fr e ie n feeds meetlng.sto be made Into aprons ders now being placed in the Unit Because President Truman’s posiUon for oppointmsnt by Gov tional Defense .committee,” Patrick and H.-X.Rofkel, 45: Mr. for the Christmas sale, Dsce.m ^ (B efU l) ernor Bowies to U. 8. Senate ... gahsrTtanea pMtographer. (AP wirephoto). ______members. the group urged congressional ac-- • Ixclatlve Qwkiwbe Treys ed Statea," Mr. Madden said. "It poUdaa have been made a direct Most of these a survey showed, and Mrs. Duane King, 44H. An 8. The Sewiiig. dub which has can be S valuable supplement to Woman tasUflea in custody and Uon next year to bolater the de • Pemees Meter Mtssr. mechanism other duplicate game will be held James Hair Shaping Iseue, the contaot between former intend to string akmg with the been meeting at the V.F.W. Hpme the foreign sales promoUon pro support casa In Loa Angelas that] fenses of Alaska and the coastal • Mt-wtdth, reWsr beering Hydteler this Friday night at Tinker hall. $4.0.98 DamocrOGo Gov. Herbert H. Leh- right wing CIO. will meet all-day Wedneeday with gram of the small buslnesamen Reg. SIJM Total Valoe 82.50 mSa and Republican Senator John her husband and his sweatbeart ^ f n t A I J l i e g regions. • Kesip re e f shelves the chairman, Mrs. Madeline Drake gava her landed gun aad aleeplH Wins Employer ROcogMtloa It argues that the way to aafa- $399.75 s glVaer Prstecll se Phm sn ti.s Who do not have the capital to en Fbotor DuUea for ovarahOdowed Federal Officials See At the same Gme the CIO an of 128 Gnen Road. gage in an adverGeIng campaign BOTH FOR S2.00 canfldatea and Issues in- other tablets with wMch to commit sui guard war producUon faclHGea U other M od elon ea t U i.n Service for 12 nounced that the new union of to set up adequate defenses for covering all Weatem Europe.” scattered elecGons across the cide. electrical workers—organized to Ask abeut l«ty Terns, TrMle-lii AHewaiieeo V ote Today Mrs. Louise Bransten Berman, them where they are—not to try Manchester Lodge Of Mojfens listing in the directory will not country. Five of 11 top Oommuniata con Steel Strike Broken supplant the UEW—had won its will hold a commiêation tomor automatically result in overaess 94 PCS. BY SALEM CHINA CO. But national leaders of both ma victed of conspiracy ara frea to re west coast heiress, appears before to move them out of reach. INSJjJRE JAMES first employer recognition in the House UnAmerican AcGvIGes row nl^t at 7:80 at tha Masonic orders, he said. 'Tt will be the fol jor porttaa wars watching ail con- sume all their old acGvitiea— bwt i contract siêd with two firms Senator Magnuson (D., Woob.) Temple. The fellowcraft degree will low-up sales campaign of the Indi BEAUTY SALON testa for signs a t which way the rlek of new ... U. S. Sec Control of Municipal committee in WasMngton. She ia chairman of the Senate group HcKINNET BROTHERS A modem interpretation. jGraeeful qverglaze Urdeir at trial employing 1,075 workers at Ydn- refused to tell the committee Real Batata and Inaaraaes be conferred after the business ses vidual manufacturer or producer, 74 E. Center St. pattern with beautiful center spray. F int quality.. pohGeal winds are blowing for the retory of State Dean Acheaon Governuients Stoke in [epublic Joins Bethle- Gash Dividend kers, N. Y. and Delegate BarUett of Alaska U sion. A social hour with refresh how well he has organized for ex I860 general congriaelonal elec- lands at Pqria from Washington whether she contributed Com leader on the House side. 605 Mais S t TcL 6060 hem, Jqnes & Lang* The survey covered scores munist front actlvlUea.to (AP msnU will also be enjoyed. port, and thk- quality of hla pro- for mooting with BriGoh oad Eight Communities They have maUed O report to 83 K E M P ^ i I n c . locals in 12 states—California, wirephoto). LARGEST SELECTION OF DINNERWARE In Booton. tha prestige, and In- French foreign mlniatera .. .Army lin in Agreetoents t o WiU Be Huge llnoia, Indiana, lows, Massachu. senatora and 281 repreaentaUvea fltnca of Saeretory of Labor Mau- Gila week will aort out 1,200 dis setts Minnesota, Missouri, New in the coastal and Great f-ek-r ra- . .llsEclMster’s FrlgldaiM pcsltr For O tmt 2 5 Y e s n Bjr The Associated Press . glons saying there are indlcaUona PATTERNS IN MANCHESTER loe Tobin becama involvad at tba placed peraohs who were accident Settle Steel Walkout Jersey, New York. OMo, Pennsyl last minuta in tba mayoralty aloe- ly miarouted to New York harbor Control of municipal govern these areas are not adequately de DSPENDABLE SERVIClt vania and West Virginia. G ood Friends fended. Choose One NOW G on. • ~ ’ inataad of New Orleans in ttaas- ments was at stake in five of Oon- Washington, Nov. 8.— (/P) More Than $190,000,> It showed that 107,482 UE ToMn, a formar Boston mayor AtlanGc traSle mixnp. nectleut’a largest cities and three members have voted to secede "Even more alarming," the re-, Iff IIAIN BTRBET MANCHESTER — Government officials said 000 to Be Paid General port said, “la the recent evidence Honey Lee ...... 35 pea. 615.49 and Maaaechuaetta goyemor, pub Poland is axpected to voice first smaller communities holding elec from the parent union or have Stand Taken Malte It A Habit To Shop HALE’S licly throw his su p p ^ behind City today the steel strike has otherwise Indicated strongly they that the armed forces are taclUy Russian bloc reacGon at Lake tions today. Motors Stockholders admitting this and are making ef Bu Ray ...... 20 pcs. $4.95 Clerk John B. Hynee. Hynes is try Success to new Oanadkui-French About 350,000 electors—almost been “broken for all practical intend to do so in leas than a week tng to unseat Mayor James M. forts to move industries from Gm proposal urging bon on atomic I a tMrd of the atate'e voting popu purposes” now that three New Y ork, N ov. 8— Kf)— One o f since the UE .was expelled - by the Tudor Rone ...... - ...... 35 pcs. 611.98 Uttriagr who Is running fo r h is fifth national CIO for left wingism. Vishinsky Says Russia areas to inland locaUons for secuiv and control of atoinle lation—are eligible to cast ballota. major producers have signed the biggest cash dividends in Ity reasons." Radiaon ...... 95 pcs. 639.98 tarmu energy. .RepreoentaGve Wood (D., In Hartford, bolding its second Moat of those who have -voted And United States Re Piece Goods and Domestic Dept. Move Booked Lehmoa peace pacts with the CIO American history win go to Gen The armed forces consider theao Ge.) soya ha vrill oak House com non-partisan election under a city for secession have also announced areas vulnerable, the report add Loganberry ...... 62 pea. 628.95 Proeldent Truman—and oome of mittee on Un-Amerlcen AcUvtGea manager-council charter, control Steel Workers. This view eral Motors stockholders on Dec. their Intention of going Into the lations Should Change HALEYS SELF SERVE his cabinet—have spoken out for ed, because they are within bomb to consider .oontempt proceedings of the nine-man Common CouacG was expressed after Republic 10. CIO. A few have made no otatc- ing range of potentlg}. pne|nlea. T h f OHgfaial I e New Englaiid Hollywood Breakfast...... 53 pcs. 627.98 ■ Lehman in the scrap with Dulles. tmint of their InWitt One small agalnat wealtby Loulaa Rooenben was baliig contaated by two fae- Steel, Gm n a tion ’ s third la rg e s t It totjaa, inore.thgn $190,0<)QJ)00 Waahlngton. Nov. 8—(>P) — So "Bipartisan committeea are be- * H m two men. both prominent Branaten Bennqn ... InformM tlona crossing party Hnea In -New pmdUo*. jMned BeOilriWnf, N6. Y W ltT 'S S tf locM.jotnsd the dO-United Auto For Unexcelled Values ^ Godey P rin t...... ,53 pcs. 621.98 pakBo figures, campaigned hard lib viet Foreign Minister Vishinsky hig formed," the report said, "to aouree aaya Prof. PMlIp C. Jeaaup, Haven, WaUrbury, Bridgeport and producer, and JonSs and Laughlln, W orkers. fill tha unexpirad term of Former made this ysar, it will bring com says Russia and the United States fight against military and manu and HEALTH MARKET Jubilee ...... Place Setting . 62.75 ona of State deportment’s top in NoririUk, the mayoralty waa the fourth largest. In setGement pany's grand total of dividends A total (ff. 68,608 UE members facturing cutbacks which threat Sonotor Riwdrt F. Wagner (D- ternational trouble-staootera, ex. agreements. in other locals have voted to stick ought to be better friends. Brjrn Mawr ...... 53 pcs. 649.98 NY), a "New Deal" stalwart who top office at atake, and in Green- for 1949 to more than one-third en the safety of the' coastal «nd Morgan-Jones peeto to vlalt Comnumiet OMaa on u^h, Westport and New U. 8. Steel Preparing Offer of a bilhon dollars. by the parent organizaUon or have The honor guest at a glittering Great Lakes regions and would Beautiful .New Chenille resigned to aerve unGl/the elec- poBey etudy tour of For East Canaan, three large commuter It was reported in steel indus announced that ia their IntenGon. Soviet ’ embassy recepGon last Fireplace...... 35 pcs. $11.98 Gon. This is an slLUme record for handicap the free compeUtlon TUESDAY SPECIALS V ^ Chenille eoon. towns in Falrfleld county, the chief try circles that the giant U. 8. General Motors Oorp, and finan Less ’Than Half MembersMp night, Vishinsky talked informally which has been the source of our Rio ...... 53 pcB. / 626.98 WkgneVa term anil e:q>ira in prise was the -flrtt selectmanahlp- Steel Corp. also Is preparing on 'This total of 176,090 who have with newemcm on this general military producUon auperiortty GicM StiBilMi GiYm WHli Carii Sskn Jamioty, 1S5L ^nrdlnarily a r cial circles said it probably is on Control Only Westport offer to the union. However, tt olI-Gme record for the United said what they intend to do com theme—but put his specific obser- over other naUons in the past." Willow Ware ...... 32 pcs. $9.95 to e indi a shon term would excite pares with a total UE membership vaGons “off the record.” Bath Mat Sets Democrats entared the contest was said this offer may not be States. The group will open the driya little publifr'feterest. But the sto- submitted for several days. estim ated at 400,000 to 450,00— baft. Federal BUI la BockgriWad mousands of armed men patrolled posals. Schmidt, Macomb county truck said: John O. CronuneUn, wheae relonaa 4 9 c e a . In the background is a national highways and the polls, keeping Said the Conway letter: Ability o f Sub to Launch fan n er. oiiG-poU tax MU which passed' the the Oom munist-led Huks In the "Som e confusion seems to ha-ve of eonfidenGal Navy eema|Mii8> Time to Act to Halt Trend arisen over the recent statement William Roddy, 18, said his gun enoe tooebed off the rnnirnaels— I . ‘ Aforfoiiv/oneg ' S— A submarine- yesterday’s demonstration was tbe held til the shooting, fired first. Bath Mat Sets Sevan southern states, including Bloodiest Outbreak launched buss bomb' zoomed over ■cant launching ramp required to divorce (where It, does exist) In operotioas, disposed of Oreoa- trend. After all, the theory of marriage valid before God and the P U tob C omI Stolen roeUn's cose by wrIGng Mm n lat tive Tuesday Specials: Virginia and Texas, now have the m e bloodiest outbreak early , in long line of 35 Navy aMps yes get tbe bomb Into Gie air with The .22 caliber pistols used in poll tax. state aid should be .based on dem church.’ ter of reprimand. The letter said White Eyelet the baUoUng was at Narvacan in onstrated needs and g(ven only to terday and M>P«'«"4ly escaped a rocket. the shooting were stolen from SMALL Wording of the proposed amend Ilocoa Sur, President Elpidlo Quir- hit from anU-aircraft guns. After the loon’s jet engine wanna Not New PosIGon Croiptnelln hod vtoUted Navy towns which cannot afford tq S t "The quote attributed to the hardware store, Roddy said. $3.98 ment In 'Viiginla has caused some ino’a home province in northern The missHe waa aasUted by a up the rocket jumps tbe loon Into RMserts worked for the Schmidts regulsGons. groups normally opposed to the nance their own projecta.” hqly fathw does not represent • • a Luson. mere, by Interior depart Conway urged legtalatoTS to be rocket in lU tokeoff from the the air and attains a speed suffl- three years ago. Later he SMOKED TONGUE Lb 49c poll tax to ask dafeat of the aboli clent to develop jet compressive newly arrived at position of tbd Lewto CoUs OM Meetlag Fine quality aeta with muttf-color floral dasign. This quality aet ment confirmation, constabulary "reaUstlc and firm" In their ap- deck of the lubmarlne Carboneio. sent to prioon on an auto, theft Embroidery Scarfing tion proposal. On the other hand, troopers killed 10 civilians—includ Known in Navy parlance aa a power. Catholic church. The common charge. It was in the Detroit House OUeoge, Nev. 8—dq|h BLACKHAWK BRAND PURE PORK ' ing soma women—and wounded to local school building adding: loon, tbe tnlsaile was launched 20 Not only did the loon apparent of CorrecGons that he met Roddy, ator H a ^ F. Byrd, Gov. William eight others. miles behipd 35 ships strung out ly escape ack ack Mts. it evidently act of the judge in pronouncing who was there for burglary. meeting wito hla UMted MMI w ^ s m fe a M. Tuck, and John 8. BatUe, gu ’’m ere la a great deal of satlo- divorce la merely an official dec Workers Pelley eommlttoa wtthapt Only a few hours after poll open facUon to handing out miUiona of over a 21 inile course. It sped was not Intercepted by fighters Schmidt was shot at the door SAUSAGE MEAT lil4 9 c Beautiful Morgan’Jones Haia is a eomplsUly matdiad gipaswani bernatorial candidate, favor the ro- ing, irregularities were reported 400-500 mllep an hour over its from the carrlera Valley Forge and laration that thh state regards the of his home near Van Dyke Satur explanSUon. The nalea cMeJ oah8 - ■trviet dasiguM by Libbay. Guarant«sd. pealer. dollara. Nearly ali of ua get a civil effects of the marriage oa no word to tlw eononlttoe that bn hi 79c and $1.19 yd. in the voting which will determine great deal of satiafacUon from controlled course and plunged Into Boxer. The mlaalle U the same aa day night. His three-year-old S olid C olor Punchw orii Safsdgtrima.. . in a spedsl gift earton. Argue Stole ShooM Act if Qulrino and his Ubersl party the aea 80 miles from where it waa the German V-1 which gave Lon longer existing. daughter, Mary, waa also seriously "engaged" aad that he wtn not hS GEM SKINLESS Make up your own scarfs and doilies to your own meaauremento. bringing large sums of money "Since thU declaraUon U in It Proponents of tha Texas amend will remain in power through the launched. don so much trouble late in the wounded. able to meet wHh the S88

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t- A‘ -t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESUAlf* NOVEMBER 8, 1949

T" ment the regular queationa on em huge dice o f cash—$123,0(^,000— able in Hartford county ’phafnuk- ployment spd unemployment, are th* aUte almlUr to that e< t^ several of the artJsU have plctufaa wU! go _ to retire the - company’a oies without prescription. The Tallidah Coming W ork Status designed to find out why persona summer, when the third lowest I Maneheater' Role of New brand names are “ Inblaton" and for aal*. v , Slayer May ip Levels Brain Tumors debt to eight‘ Ufe Insurance com- EASTWOOD Rockville. | working part-time are on a lim June, and aecond lowest July* aadj paniea The imoney was borrowed “ AnahlsL" Stronger tablets of the ited work schedule and vubether Am ertte Sp# Augusts on record were exper 1 "Wai. Baaidi* John J. Moran, Jr., chairman of Is Surveyed hi 104$. It was In two parts, with Date Himk same drug also are available un •ait tearitaiu' tha Democratic City oommlttee. they would prefer full-time work. ienced. September was only thCi Are Localized / Drugs Given der different names, but doctor's •■ •o n o r 1 •sabara •ttM*a Get Parole ^ a i n repayment not scheduled until AAKD" 1 "COYBR UP" haa announcad that the D s n ^ The survey will be conducted in flfU i lowest on record. 1966 and 1978. It carried 2H P«r prescriptions are required. Rockville Boy cratlc caucus to nominate candl- the Manchester Area during the Iv o r e a s y s h o v e u n o , d o n ’t d e l a y I * — • Tomorrow Although the common cold Is WEB. “ HOII* OP THE •RAV.E” cent Interast, and can ba repaid at datea for the December city elec .Special Study Being vreek of November 14 to 19. Su 1 . Cosmopolitan Club, Annual Des Reialtg of Use of Eteo any tlma. State Health Depart rarely a serious ailment, th* de tion would be held on Tuesday eva. Kszymiccki Serving Life pervisor Morrison emphasized that Runoff Low- sert Bridgt; 1:30 p.m. Cenur partments's buUstln declared, - , Cohdiicj|ed During No- K. of C. Confer Tha company heads cautioned ment piutious on Rec FatallvHurl nlng, November 6. The ward mu Term for His Pari in all Individual Information fur troencephalognip Ma« against msJdng long-range predic Church Parish House. colds can lead to more serious ^ I cuses will be held at the polling nished the Census Bureau Is treat ^•it Since Beginning tions on the basis of the 1949 show Thuraday, November 19 complications in persona who are vemlier on Situation ed in absolute confidence and that Degree on Class chine Are Revealed Sale and bam supper, Temple ognition, However plaoea at 7 p. m. First ward. Po Dyniiinite Slaying Amesite Now -O f Brought in June ing. physically weak at the start of lice court room: second ward, base only statistical summaries are In addition to automobiles and Chapter, O. B. S., Masonic Tem colds. Runs Into Truck With Information on the number of Hartford, Nov. 8—OP)— CsuUeua ment of St. John’s E plsco^l published. Hartfoi^, Nov. $— (JT) — Brain tru(As, General Motors makes re ple banquet ball. Wethersfield. Nov, 8—(F)~John Officers of Campbell council, recognition of the role of the new Bicycle; Diet After Ar- church; third ward. Fltton Mro- person* who are unable to obtain HMtfortI, Nittr, *—(r>^SUte frigerators. household appllancos, Also Merry Mart — fair and (Quarter of Votes Cast Kasymlsckl, 37, ‘of Scotland, Conn., r e a s o n a b l e , reuablework Knights of Columbus, conferred waved charted with .the electrical anti-histamlnic drugs In the per house;' fourth ward, PwlMjj* sufficient work will he developed I * v ^ cmttlBued to dtcllne Diesel locomotives, aircraft en turkey supper South Ma. >rt rivKl at Hospital These will be followed by the gen serving a Ilfs term fo> his part in the first degree on a class ^ cam tracings from ah Mactroencephalo- church. ennial fight against common colds in the Cenaus Bureau’s Cur g u a r a n t e e d ^ eirln s Oetebor, wltli th* U. S. gines and p a r ^ New Canaan, Nov. 8—(AV-More ...... — •# eral caucus at 7:50 o’clock at tha dIdates at S t Brldget’o 1 ^ graph machine eiaiTeetly localized Friday, November 11 came today from the state Depart, ttie dynamite slaying of Georgs H. rent Population Survey this night Another first degree will be than one-fourth of this town’s to police court room. Announcement GMlogicAl ■urvey roconUa* the brain tumors In 20 consecutive Combined services Ini’ Aymlstice ment o f Health. Rookvllle, Nov. 8 -- (Special)— Garvin haa been made eligible for month, tt was announced today by J O A N N T conferred at St. Bridget’s ball next tal registered vote* bad been cast was made today that parole. District Supervisor Lawrence A, j Mcond loweet itreani runoff in 32 esses at Hartford hospital during Day and breaking o f ground for vln its annual bulletin on ways I^bert Denley, 12-yeara-old ton of erick Berger, who la completing a Over 25 Years Experience Monday. The second degree wiU be Edllor to Speak and meant o f combatting colds, by 11 a. m. today, election officials I The state Board of Pardons. ^ Jlorrison of the Hartford District y « u » of October*. Streiiin runoff the past year. It was disclosed to- new hospital wing. Manchester reported. A total of 1,120 votes Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Denley of two-year term, wiu will ben* • a candidate Reader and Advisor conferred by officers of the coun Memorial hospital. 11 a. m. the department noted: which met here yesterday with Office. . ' *■ the lovrut alnce the be* day. in the town election had been cast Hartford Turnpike, iroelved faUI I for the nomination The Current Population Survey i cil at Tinker hall Friday. Nov. 18. To Orange IxHlge Turkey supper and fair. Second . Attack From New Angle Governor Bowles presiding, heard j>uminc of the cummer drought In Results of the machine's use by n o’clock. Total registered interviews-each month a represen- i On Sunday, Nbv. 80,‘ tho third de Congregational church. "Some members of the medical injuries yesterday afternoon whw yeM^ W.**t*the first his lawyer, T. Emmet Clari*, de- Advise on All Aflkirs of June, ^ t h only 40 per cent of the gree will be exemplified by Dis were published in the current issue rote here Is 4,400. scrite ^sym leck i aa the dupe of tative cross-section of 25,000! normal runoff for October being of the Hartford Hospital Bulletin Saturday, Novambqr 1$ profession have begun attacking the bicycle he was riding collided , Domoerstte victory in Life Phone 7691 trict Deputy Bernard M. Fogarty William J. Armstrong, manag Pine Civics Association. Inc., G a T v I n ’s. ‘‘rum-soaked" son , households throughout the coun-' necorded. by Dr. W. T. Liberson. tha cold, from a new angle. It’s With At truck driven by R^rt B. j Rockville In 20 years. i and staff. >, ing editor of “The Sentinel," Tor dance, East Hartford Golf Club. Charles. try; including a number in*, the | Englnecrc pointed to the low raln- The physician reported that in been noted that the early signk of West? 25, of Snlpslc Lake, Tolland.; The Republican caucuses will bO Manchester area, Mr. Morrison The committee for the annual Tony Obright'B orchestra. Danc Claire said Charles Garvin, now I Readings Confidential faU in October and ,the backlog study of 30 consecutive cases at onto, Canada, w ill ba the guest a cold are often allergic In nature. aurt* Thar*. Abb*(t * C**t*ll*.. "Wh* The boy was Ukert by ambiilento ^#10 on Monday evening, Novem- said. , The study being made in | *■ • Cihrlstma* party of the council the hospital during the past year ing 9 to L This allergic phase la believed to to the Rockville City hosplUl and h«r 14, ward caucuses at 8 p. m. 67, plotted the death of his agrd luppUed by the atunmerrlong named last night by Grand Knight speaker of Washington Loyal 9*a* ItT" piB* "til** Os* ■Mar’’ father AS a means of getting hold November Is one of a special se- ' '^rrectly localized the tumors as Wednesday, November IS prepare the way for secondary In dl*d *hortly sifter arrival. Medical and the general roucua at 8.M p drought aa the reason* for the ab-* John E. Hayford, Elmer W. Gra Orange Lodge, No. 117, B’riday of A $100,000 Inheritance. Kezy- I rles desigtied to determine the im- I .332 Ann Street— O ff .Main form ally email atreanj runoff. subSsquently verified through Annual Army and Navy Qub fection to enter the body and Examiner John R Flaherty sUted m. There have been no other 1 pact of reduced hours upon the na- DeMaio Bros. mlecki. 18 year* old when the ham was named chairman. He will brain operation or by autopay. evening In Orange hall at a free banquet at clubhouse. Main and cause later symtoms o f the di the youngster had a fractursd nouncements as to possible c a n ^ Tel. 6-1370— Hartford A t the same time, ground water be assisted by Charles Weiss. Al t I R C L E elder Garvin______died.... in...... 1940, wasTempestuous Taliulah Blank- : , tion’s _ employment . , situation. Ac- ' la etu re.T h e lodge for some time Forast street. sease. So some doctors are treat dateff for nomination* In eiiner levela In moet aecUon* of the aUte Use Beneflta Fatisnt skull.* under Charle# Garvin’s domination, [head, one o f the most fdmi^s stafsicording to a similar study con- exander W. Gates, Walter W. Usa of the machine not only aide haa beetmtrying to bava Mr. Arm Tbnrsday, November 11 ing patienu witlr antihlstamlnlc WED. Thru SATUKDAV Robert was returning home party. •__ _ -also continued to decline, Wjgi weU the lawyer. chsrKed, j of the theater, conaea to the Buah- j ••• Blew*,. » » Scadden, Arthur Thayer, John the doctor In diagnosis, but bene strong come to Manchester to Friendly Circle Charity Sale, J. drugs In the early stage of a sus fromsschool at about 3:30' p.m.. it levela "cubaUnOaUy lower" in Dorsey, George Leary, George First Manchester Showing The yotmger Garvin induced th* i nell Memorial stage In Hartford lion persons were working short fits the patient It was pointed tsU of his experiences on his trip W. Haie'a. 10 a. m. to closing. pected cold. was veportedi W’hen he came out hours because of slack W'ork, lay nearly all. areaa of the ctate than Rice. William Marsh, Michael Bo- youth to wire his father’s automo- j for a single performance this j out that localizlag of the tumor to Ireland and pther parts of the Friday, Novembor lb "Reported results o f colds being of White street and struck the offs, and, similar economic fac the normal level for the month. noino, WllUam Morgan and Calvin ------COMING bile eo that a dynamite charge j Monday night, November 14, In expedites surgery by lessening the BriUah Islsa, taken in company HoUlstsr PTA Military Whis, aide of the truck. Police said that .aborted by this treatment are en BoUou would be set off when the car .was > Noel Coward’s finest 'Comedy, tors, N/ The monthly report of the U. S. Schuetz. , „ need for exploratory activity. with Mrs. Armstrong during the In achool sudltorium. West was driving east on South OWNER—MANAGER Phone Manchester 5838 couraging,” the buUentin contin started. Claire pointed out that j "Private Lives." Donald Cook la . This month, -special qusftion* Geological curvey’* district engin Following the degree work light Prasence of the tumor is indi summer of 1947. Annual Fair and Fun night lOf s ti«*t wheii he saw the boy coming Doris Mohr D’ llsHs HAROLD J. DW YER ued. "However, further work on Charles Garvin set off (he blast. ' co-starred with Miss Bankhead in qre again being address^ to all eer, B. U Blgwood, itatea that pre- refreshments were served at the cated by “brain wave" tracings On his return he wrote a series Washington P. T. A., West SMe smithf from White street. Although , ’Tel. MascheaUr 5545 this new approach to preventing Kszymiecki, the lawyer added, j this sprightly productipn, which persons who worked only part- .dpitation well in eaceea of normal Knights of Columbus home. ^ that show abnormally slow waves of articles for his paper, in addi Rsc. wW iapplted his iKskea and pulled { colds needs to be done and wide called state police and took the < (a-the most successful In which she time during the survey week. 'la needed to reatore depleted res- and In other ways reveal a dis tion to four mailed from the other Second annuel mmi-formwi tb-tae right tie. youngster rode ( Th# Monday Club of Bolton Cen These questions, which will supple- scale retulU analyzed. In ita pres dying elder/Garvin to a hospital. has ever appeared. ervolra and atreama to normal lev- turbance of the usual wavs rythm. side while there; they were so dance. Ladies of St. Maurice. ilR «‘;the side of the truck, it was ter has announced tt will hold lt# I ela during the mon|)i. ent state, the treatment is not ef Both were convicted of second I______------*Pr. Liberson, who received his popular th af h* has been called Rainbow Ballroom, Button. Danc ro'poH^. ^ Steel Mill Project fective unless given very early in fifth annual Chrletmaa sale and degree murder. | - « Y^frnnr.niw After a aubatantial gain during early training In Moscow and Len upon to lecture frequently, and re ing from 9 to 1. the disease. And It’e not easy for .P o lic e Captain Peter J. Dow- • geptember, water conditions again csntly decided to Incorporate thorn Fall Dance of Center Co—Weda. silver tea at the home of Mias Also turned over to the Parole l{A H a < s * f1 P a a t s Y t * SKEDV UMM4AS1M6 nitf f« Background Given ingrad, and then atudled at the you and the rest of us to know gewicz and Patrolman David Trapp board wa# Osorge Patnaude, .12, . 88^^188 8=81 x d B i v i decreased, leaving the situation in Paris School df Medicine o f the in a book entitled “A . Stroll Woodruff Hall. Dancing 9-1. when that ‘first sign of a cold’ o f the local police department and Helen Berry and Mias Elsie Col on Saturday. November 19 of East Hartland. ser\'Uig a life I rxi ■ i,.., University of Faris, la head of tha Through Ulster,” which a number Friday and Saturday, Nov. lS-19 flashes," the bulletin observed. • OV88M;StaU Policeman*-w«*vw*i*ro*» ww***.John Scribner------. Ufli Ult as«vw *'— ,y* '” ~ M n . .1 ^ 4 , 4 hospitaTs electroencephiUograph o f local people have read and en ‘Tlear Ruth," Sock Snd Buskin > Frank Shay and William Stephen-1 The club !■ compoeed of elgW term for the shot gun slaying of 1 a K e il' n V 1163111 y t l d a /- p ld A tic Bridgeport, Nov. 8.— —The The hew drugs are now avail- Mias Jeannette V. Carr, then 26,' . *' I backgroimd of a $225,000,000 steel laboratory. Dr. .Uberson and his joyed. annual play. High School audi BIG son of a u fford Springs Barracks j ^-omenvkvatitcas who»***w work all---m year with laboratory technicians work close one objective, the annual aale a ^ In 1930, P.O., R. F, D. 2— ANDOyER, CONN. ' mill project proposed for the New Washington No. 117 has Just re torium. are inveatigating. Bowles and the Pardons board j Woodstock, Nov. 8 TTie England area has been outlined to ly with members of the neurologl ceived nows of bis coming, and is SaturdSy. November 19 DAYS Chrlatmaa Plan. tea. Sums iWaad are used to ROUTE 85—BOLTON, CONN. cal, neurosurgical and psychiatric heardndara thatviulb PatnaudetTBuiRUae ., hadnftu beenD€Cn ■ nuv,Rev. l-;r.Dr. David /vicA»uucr Alexander c' Pitt,m.u, i 72,** I Don't 'dose' yourielf. Rub the aching members o f the Chamber o f Com extending invitations to Orange Open meeting of Manchester The RockvlUe Civic Aaaociatlon. benefit 'Bolton Center church re departments of the hospital. drinking whan he shot Miss Carr retired' pastor of Central B aptist: part well with Musterole. Ita gr**t merce by John E. Kelly, consult groups in this town, also Hartford branch of Alcoholics Anonymous. DINE AT THE spurred on by the knowledge that construction plans. 'MHorKHoha, in the back * 12 church, Norwich, and a former d l-! pain-relieving medication H>*eda fresh ing engineer for the New England and OUcopee, as his lecture and Hollister street school at 8:30 p. m. our city la about the only one In Miss Helen Berry and MIm j^n on Oct. 18, 1930 in East Hart- [ Connecticut Bible-. blood to,the painfut »re», bringing, I C O A L I council. plcturas wUl have a special appeal Also Formal Dance, Catholic STARTS the State that doe* not have its Elizabeth Bralnerd will be amazing relief. If p»in i* in t«»*— Speaking at a chamber meeting Filipinos Vote; to members of Orange orders. Ladies of Columbus, Coohtry Club. PRINCESS center decorated with Ughtlng table displaying tha wlda variety Tuesday, Nov. S3 A t the time Patnaude said he did I * buy Kxtr* Strong Musterole. Friends: yesterday, Mr. Kelly said It is during the Chrlatmaa oeaaon, haa of handmade gtft Items; Mrs. Her it to get even with a woman ^ possible that the Federal govern Sale and Card Party St. Mar- uniRrtaken the aponaorahip of bert Hutchinson and Mr*. August 19 A re K illed garat’s Circle, Daughters of Isa Who had broken her engagement i n ment may imderwrlte part of the School Buildings a u 4 » project. MUdner will show aprons made by to him because.of. his drinking. He was a native of Tamlaght. musterole Foix'fne past 18 years, I have had the pleasure of .serving my cost of establishing a steel Indus bella K. of C. Home. . Tjpe plan egUajafot, green tube members of the club and Mra, County Derry, Ireland, and was or Thursday. November 84 The woman .who was not identi try in the state In which the mill Coaltaaad from Page Oaa mntaining 9 foot Chrlatmaa tree* David Toomey will sell Cbriatmaa fied was deacribed. a* his foster dained a clergyman in 1905. Iters all over the State of Connecticut in their many needs. Annual 5-mlIe and 15-mile bi Nov.• • 10 # . la located but its interest will he Estimate Stands aat at interval* along the olde- greens, winter bouqueU I W Survlt'lng are bis widow. Mrs. Let's Take A Ride cycle races and Army and t ’avy Manchaster State Araiory sister. only temporary. 100 representatives to th* lower waDca. From the top* of the tree*, plants. Home made foodstuffs, A fter the quarrel, it was said, Harriett Sampson Pitt, and four In my shop there has been created many masterpieces in all types COKE The Federal government will House of Congress. Block voting Club, 10 a.m. Road race 11 a.m. featoona of colored. Ughta wiU Im contributed by friend* o f the sons by a former marriage. In That Patnaude carrying the gun fol Hartford, Nov. A—(>P)—In spite ^tiirday, November 38 Funeral arrangements are in of woodwork and finishe.s. I say “ masterpieces” becau.se that word have no part In operation or pol prevails and each party pinned its of attacks by some Republican run to the buUdinga, and in addi church, win be sold by Mrs. Heni^ lowed Mias Carr Into a barn on icy of the mill, be said. The In hopes on its presidential candi Annual meeting of Country PH O N E N O W tion green laurel ropihg will be McDonough and Mrs. , Edaon I j complete. leaders and criticism in some Club 6:30 p. m. Service her place. When she left the build best describes the utmost in quality; both in durability and beauty stallation, he added, wlU not be a date. newspapers, the statewide esti FOR TICKETS strung ao that the canopy w ill be Herrick. The silver tea, aerv'ed ing he shot her in the back. *' subsidiary of a midwestern steel Reports of violence and death Thursday, December 1 moot attractive both day and In the dining room of the home, New 1950 PACKARD of design. mate of achool building needs Annual bazaar and tea of St. A fter the shooting he went home concern. came quickly after th* heavily ASYOULIKEITI it. Central Park wUl be en win be arranged by Mias Elale seems to be standing lu ground. Mary's Guild, St Mary's Parish and want to bed where state police The consulting engineer said guarded polls opened in the outly 2-1133 or 2-3929 tiinliy outUnad with colored Ughta, RANGE AND FUEL The KilUngly Board of Educa house. 4 p.m. on. CoUlna. , ^ „ found and arrested him. It D t '.,. -s for S 2.20V Designing and engineering have also entered into the picture. bonds wUI be sold to the public ing islands— from Iloilo on Pansy, Always prompt and cour eiO iit fastened to trees or pole*, An Informal reewUon for Rev. tion has written to the State De- In M A N C H F '’,'! ER Hagan on Mindanao, Taclohan on Wednead.,y, December 1 bth the West and Eaat enda of and private Interests and what pariment of Eklucation that it was teous, ready to please you, and Mrs. Alvin J. Beachy wlU be L e^ e. , North Methodist church Christ le city are to have Merry Chriat- ever amount the government adding $300,000 to Its estimate be never to rush you. Tasty Performances t held In the parish room o f Bolton BecauM of the flexibility of my shop to work out products in Constabularymaa Killed mas Sale and Supper. woa signs hung over the highway. might underwrite eventually cause o f the expected need for a Center church on Tueaday, Novem OIL A conatabularyman was killed In meals at sensible prices! ■ metal, Rood or plastic I have been callefi upon to design and make ' \ jir it h Ught streamers attached to dependable would be paid off and sold to the new elementary school in the Day- ber 16th at 8 p. m. AU friend# steel company which contracts to central Luzon and another was Alienation Suit Settled Thursday— /poles at either aid*. Aid member* of th# church have models of products that have been sent to cities dotted all over the wounded. vlUa section. It la too large a project to be operate the mill. Stratford's education board been cordlaUy Invited to attend A father and son died in burst Bridgeport, Nov. 8— (/P)— Sched yoonday Specials handled entirely by the limited S c'I ctccc western hemisphere. of fire from the gun of a police wrote In and stated that the $1.- the reception not only to become ■ BIG T R a !)FS Vote "Unusually Heavy" uled for trial before Judge Patrick — PLU S — Matinee . .3 t30 p. m. number o f its memberehip. . The acquainted with Mr. . and M*a. » sergeant in Paranaque, southern 500,000 building listed-in Us earl B. O'Sullivan and a Superior couit merchants are cheerfully contrib ■ LOW p a y m e n t s suburb of Manila. ier survey statement would ' be Dorothv Lamour In Beachy, who were recently a p -, ‘ During these trying times of high prices and poor quality, this New Haven, Nov. 8—(/P)— New Jury, a $150,000 alienation of affec 50c uting their proportionate share, pointed to the pastorate of the • fRAOt TODAY MORIAETT Manila itself was quiet. needed sooner than had been esti tions action brought by Randolph "LUCKY STIFF" Evening. . 9:30 p. m. Prescription Spe<^ ahop of mine has been able to maintain the high standard of quality Haven voters were going to the The capital was expected to roll baaed upon their front footage. church, but to become acquainted ■ i-HONt '-IVi NOW mated. H. Lee, Brooklyn, N. Y., against Dinners Served Todav! Ve* Sir, Tliai’*, By Baby Banks, factoriee, organizations 4 Depot 8q. ^ Y e l. 8648 polls In today’s municipal election up a big vote for Laurel In keep Wilton finished, its survey blank, Russell Trowbridge Bailey, Green- with each other. It is hoped' that has won so many friends everywhere. BROTHERS 5 P. M. To 9 P. M. * Plus: "Angel In Exile" and individuals are being solicited at a rate of almost 6,000 per hour ing with Ita tradition at anti-ad atating it would need state aid to wich, was settled today for an un those who attend will find the re City Wlder^6ellvenr in what veteran election observers Friday— by the committees. Anyone Inter ception an evening of true com DIAL 5135 ministration. meet its acboolhouse requirements. revealed sum. Therefore, whatever your requirements may be in architectural termed an "unuauaUy heavy turn Avelino was roused from bed No local Board of Education baa ested In lending a helping hand munity aoclabillty. BRUNNER'S PACKARD out." By 11 a. m. an estimated early this morning to deny a wide- lowered its estimates of School Matinee .. 2 :30 p. m. may oend eontrlbutlohs to Saul L. The reception * will take the cabinet-making, glass cases, ecclesiastical work, finishing or re-flnfsh- 28,186 out of 88,643 eligible vot Hurricane Bits Aleutian Chain Pelzer, treasurer. NQRTHIEND spread report that he had with- needs over a 10-year period. The iplace of ttie regular monthly meet ing and any other specialty work you desire, you can be assured of era had cast their ballots. drawn In favor of L«urel. Posters total for th* state was' $180,884,- Anchorage, Alaska, NoV. 8—<>P) The foUowlng have already ing of th* Ladles’ Benevolent So PHARMACY and pamphlets flooded the city to Evening. . . . ganerously responded: Margaretha 125. And the new KilUngly fig ' —A hurricane which swept across "The Theatre Beautlhil’’ ciety of the church. Member# the very best in workmanship, materials and design. this effect. The Third party can ure makes the survey total $181,- j the Aleutian ohain with gusts up Lodge No. 18, Trinity Lutheran win receive Invitation# to the re didate caUed It a "dirty ^rick” by 7 and 9 :3 0 p. ni. 184,125. I to 175 miles an hour was reported nlieBUKN510£ church Men’a Club, American Le ception rather than the usual no the opposition. gion, Zufriedenheit Lodge No. 15, I blowing itself ..out today. The BrnXSIDE CEXTKS MAMMOTH FREE PARKIXu tification of the meeting. DURO SEAL Gold Fever Gripe Village Weather Bureau said the storm Saturday— Gesang and Declamation club,. < Miss Doris A. Skinner ba* been I had moved into Bristol bay and Burt Lancaater Dennis O’Keefe Trinity Lutheran church Ladies’ named clerk o f the newly-created Sincerely Yours P oll Tax Laws Castalc, CaUf., Nov. g ___(jftj__; wind velocities had dropped to 'Claude Rain* Wm. Bendlx Aid; American Legion Auxiliary, Board of Finance of which she is _ i Gold fever, ’49er style, is gripping! ground 36 miles an hour, Matinee . .2:30 p. m. Burpee Women’s ReUef Oorpa, a member. Miss Skinner was Harold J. Dwyer Aluminum Storm Windows ‘Rope Of Sand” Mrs. Elsie Pbelpa. s i c S t 1.$S11C {this tiny village today while its “Cover-Up” named clerk of th# Board of Se- COMBINATION-SELF STORING Meettag Wedaeaday lActmen early In October. 1300 citizens await an asfayer’s re 8:10 P. M. 6:80 and 9:65 P. M. Evening. . . . HEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM port on California’s latest bonanza. Mia* Cora Webb, Home Demon Election of officers will take (Continued from Pag* Oae) Nobody is sure yet whether the T t Coming Wed.: ‘Home of the Bravo' 7 and 9 :3 0 p. m. stration agent of the Tolland place at the regular meeting of yeUow metal at the bottom of HARTFORD Oiunty Farm Bureau, has ar Bolton Grange No. 47 on Frldaj^ NEW LO W ovsrsess and $10 a month for home Charley Allen’s well is actuaUy ranged a, meeting o f the North November llth at the Commu ” PRICE service. gold. But grizzled prospectors east Neighborhood group of Cov Hall. Those who will seryC" on $ 1 9 * 9 5 New.' Jersey voters have before swear it’s the real thing and entry for Wednesday. November the refreshment commlttrolnclude them a referendum to provide they’re busy staking, claims—Just ALL IN PERSONi 9, at 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MlchaeJ/Pesce, Mr. $106,000,000 for World war I I vet in case. Mra. Ralph Hoffman. Assisting and hirs. Renato CoCclnl. Mr. pnd HOME PRODUCTS CO. erans by a gross receipts tax on Announcing The New Mra. Hoffman aa leader o f the Mrs. Olugllo Brpnaolo. Mrs. Clyde PHONE 8-8.366— EAST HARTFORD, CONN, business. group will be Mrs. Gordon Hamil Marshall. Mryând Mrs. Harry Several Itsoes Before y o t^ n ton w th the aubject, "Selection of Miinro, ’HKimaa W. Wilson and u S40 TOLLAND STREET Californians wlU pass Judgment Toy* for Children for Chriatm**.’’ Herbe«:t''Hutchlnaon. on a number of proposition* Includ . m Public Library will be CABLE-KNIT Obaerved Aaalversary ing repeal of some provisions of a Mr. and Mr*. Oeorg* Sessions of tomorrow afternoon from 2 pension plan voted In 1948: a $250,- Schaub’s Restaurant 31 Grove street celebrated th^ 'until 6 p. m. 000.000 sUte bond tssu* for grants e a s t WINDSOR HILL, ROUTE 5, SPRINGnELD ROAD 50th wedding anniversary a t their SWEATERS FOR WOMEN or loans to school district,' and a home. They were m *rrled.*t the proposal to increase the pay of Luncheoiw Sorved 11. A. M. to 2 P. M. — Full Courae Dinners $ to 9 P. M. home of the bride on November 8, McCammon Named state legislators from the presant 1899 in the town of/ Plainville, CLEMENT SURPLUS $100 to $300 a month. Dancing Wed., Fri. and Sat. Nights Conn., and came to Rockville to General Manager 100% PURE WOOL Tennesseans vote in s referen- live nine ycaiwjigo. The couple Wkita dem ••daRsJ ei —tr% emt I dum whether to call for a limited WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS ART McKAY’S ORCHESTRA have five aonsTtwo daughters, nine | I constitutional convention to amend granddaugKtera and two grand- SAT. NIGHT—THE HARMONY BELLS RECORDING ORCHESTRA i Stamford, Nov. 8— (FI— Milo' F. STORE I th# 1870 state constitution In nine aona. ' McCammon, o f Kalamazoo. Mich., I places. . C*i lias W*S. "Th* X v e Th* M*rri*r’ SUNDAY—JOE LAZAR USWV .MeeUnz DEPOT SQUARE ” NORTH END "B*rV*U*r figraasde" haa been appointed general man Theatyourseffio the th rill ^ th is »9»-LIlUH0BNE*ar ^ -'he James, W. Milne Camp, ager of the Stamford division 6f Open Thursday Evenings i , ■ ------Featuring-Lobsters, Oyoters, Clams and All Sea Foods 'United Spanish War Veterans and the Yale A Town* Manufacturing A Dividend Catering To Weddings and Banquets the Ellen G. Berry Auxiliary will Ck>mpany. For Jteaervationa Call Windsor Locks 741 ' meet this evening at eight o'clock He wrlll aasume his duties here )n the G.A.R. hall. November 18, taking over from Will Be Huge .Men’s Club New 1950 Studebaker's B15 BOMBER JACKETS Otto G. Schw'en.k, the corpora . F . ■ 'V , USHNELLIMON. NOV. 14 The Men’s Club of the Rockville tion’s vice president In charge'of ,.Made to rigid Army speeffleations with 9-6unc0 mou- Baptist church will hold a recrea (ConUniMd from Page One)., manufacturing who has been di I ton sateen outer shell. Extra large full mouton collar SEAT SALE NOW tion night this evening, starting at recting local operatipna on a tem tiJiJt • J9 • V r t 1 NIGHT ONLY 7:30 p.m. at the game room at the with storm tab. Zipper front with wide inner storm fly. reported by tha company'. Sales ENDS TO?raOHTi -M Y FRIEND IR3IA’’ wtth Marie WII*on al*o "GBAND CANYON- [V porary basis since last June. church. McCammon has resigned aa gen fqr the first nine months this year .\rt Exhibit In P r«gre»» totaled $4,458,000i000, well over a eral manager of the Rorg-Warner [STARTS TOMORROW For'4 Big Ddya The art exhibit of the Greater Corporation's IngeraoU divielpn at SIZES 36-46 billion dollars more than tha com JOMli C W1t$ON prseesfi Rockville A rt association is now in Kalamazoo to accept the post here. parable 1948 figure of $3,436,000,- $13.95 B B L O N D IH E FOREST" Screened, WED.. THURS.. 3:90 and 8il8. progress at the Maxwell Public 000. The net profit for the first TALLULAH Friday *44 Saturday Continôna, "FO R E ST" at 8:19, 8:1R 9 :lt 'Library. H ie hours wilt be the nine months of this year was same as tha library hours, Monday TAKE A LOOK! TAKE A RlOE! $502,000,000, compared to $837,- BANKHEAD and Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tues C ll klC DEVELOPED 000,000 for the same period last day, Thuraday and Saturday. 9 a. rlbl¥ldl PRINTED You’l l TAKE IT AWAY! year. ’This year's total dividend ; Ml NOH. COWARD’S m. to 8 p.m. The library is closed win be $351,664,000. HobodÎsGoodAtBeHeJmettîBadf/ m all day Wednesday. The exhibit WAKN n ruTna out na Mtani O f the company’s 44,000,000 I I C*M*dy iIR B W O R R S I 39c Roll Short Slerve The Car The Year will be In progress for two weeks, Rough going doesn’t even ripple CARDIGAN shares of common stock, E. L du. Stw *** and about fifty pictures are be O N’T you accept this cordial invitation Pont d* Nemours and Co. holds the tmoothness of a 1950 gtude- SUP-ON * Beautiful^ Comfortable^ Economical* hiaalMo'aloaki ing shown. Arthur Drug StorM baker’s restful ride. Balanced to come in and drive the amazing new NOW 10,0'ED ' never drove.a car that’s *o . an Inequity to the stockholder a SEWER LINES IN.STALLED AND ELBCTRIC- e*iy to park—and to maneuver. o f your lifedmei ‘ group.". I Ai.LY CLEANED The two ex*ci(tive* said the FEENEY *â*>>aw ■> r-F-.f stockholders have lagged behind IN POPULAR AND CLASSIC a DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN ’ • O s T M t other income groups in the lost PROGRAM INCLUDINO FAVORITIB KING VIDOR STALLED CHORCHES MOTOR 5ALES MANCHBSTea^ riLCpMONE SI8S few years. IRISH SfELODIBS 80 PAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER WUI ReHro Debt Oiroar* roport IS per gal. with ovSrdrlva. Popular Price*: 9«e, $1.30. $IA0, $3.40 CO-HIT: “HOLIDAY IN HAVANA” \ SAT. MORNING: KIDDIE CARTOON SHOW FO^R PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5308 In a second reeqrd-breaklng (Tax IncL) TsL S-Sl^l rl.HAKl H IH AM.V HDl.l.INi: tilD inAKI H l.l Ai ■ A'.AIN WITH THf. Nl.XT lU >K IN > AR move, the company said another

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/ MAJfCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, WOVJUMBER 8,1949 bjanchester e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHîrrER, coNN„ Tu e s d a y ; n o v b im b e r a. 1949 PAOBftvlt^r mlaeioB to eackiAe a pocch on front eg dwelUnif which la closer to Six Churcbes "T'- r r Women’s Groups Selling Board Grants street line than regulations allow FOR YOUR NEW HOMF J at 87 Mill street, Reeldence A Elijah Review ' Aone; Joseph SalUvaa, granted for In Campaign| SEE Dagger Tickets for .Circus Here Jarvis’ Pleas e .year, axteosleo o t permiselon SSSi'SS Today’s Radio « to conduct Real Eatato bnainese in WMCWlWC-lSifi ® W^-U88 Lauds Players AffBenllea Deeded vas! Being Conducted BUILDER FifBt Time Manchester Engineer! Not Downer Brothere drcue which this Joint project by the Inter- Applioalibna denied were from iroBC/-^ News; Garty Moore WDRC-Hit the Jackpot win be presented Thursday, rri- falth group praiasd aattonally re- Favored Conditionally Patrick Madden, seeking permie- In Hartford Area Thfi Best In Mstdriab and Workmanship SIwir. WTIC—B te Toilfii. Chorus and Orchestra Worried on Tunnels dny end Snturdny for the benefit cenUy tqr Ocew Fearaosw radio alon to erect two addiUMial stalls WTHT-^-Galen Drake. WONS—Newa Oemmentary. n e N E W commentator oiver a national net to a ate car garage at 117 Birch WTHT—Tima for Defenee. of Mmndieeter Memorlel hoopl- Following A lengthly publio Bte Protestant churcbes in Man Capo Cods-47,poo And Up WHNB-êwa; Reqneat Mat- Performs Together work. street, Reatdence B oone; William chester will join fifty-one others WHAY—No b s ; MooaUght Mat- Hartford, No,. •—(BVi-State U l’B buUdlne fhnd. Sponeore of hsAriBg in the Municipal Building Highway department engtoesrs the affnir are Omar Shrine dub, A committee of three. John E. F. Johnson, permisaioa to convert in Qreater Hartford in the sixth Telephone 2-42S9 After 6:30 P. M. 'V n C -d tack stag a WUa. laoa B y B m iiB M B l Hayford, Edward Sarrl and Fred laat Bight, the Zoning Board of building and use premlaee for busi- ISiSS— ate not unduly concerned with the Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of annual United Church Canvass to WOOC—Big Brother BUI Shew. Sunday avanlng, tha Second Cen- ontward evidences of seepage in Lebanon, Campbell C o u n cil, Lewie, will set UP a refreshment Appedla granted eight .appUca- nees and professional oCHcee at 178 be conducted Sunday, November WONS—Hollywood UJLA. WDRC—Dautto Music. gregatUmal Choral Chib and the the west rock tunnels, opened one Knights of Columbus and the So booth, which Is being loaned to Uona, denied three and tabled two, East Ointer strest. Residence A 18. On that day the beUe of the 4«1»— WOMB—Bohind tbq Story. siask ago, Commlastoner G. Albert da! AcUvlOea group of Temple the circus committee by the ’Twelve appUcatione were beard sorts. participating churches will ring w n c —Stella Deiiea, WTHT’^’’Newspapsr'of the Air. Maneheater Civic Orchestra gave and the remaining one waa a Two applicattona wera tabled. )K' Gfill said today. Beth Bholom. Knights of Cblumbus. Bleachers at 2:00 p.m. to signify the start of WTHT—Bandetand. WHAY—Blue ]ittr»r Trio. an teapiring presantatton of the WOOLWORTH STORE carry-over from a prevloua ses They were from Caroline Trivigno, “Experts on seepage and water Women’s organisations assist for seats and the refreshment the every-member appeal. More w o d o - JJunior u Dlae.Jeckaya. WTIO^piMdile Aw Fwmy. famous oratorio, Elijah, by Men- proofing have stated that leakage ing Indude the Order of the East booth are being set up at the sion. Fourteen applications were - for permission to construct an ad- than 2,400 canvassers will seek to WKNB-Bporta. 1S:48— Uated on the agenda, hut two diUon on north aids of pressnt deleaohn under the direction of ot water in the bores through west ern Star, the Order of AmWanth, armory today. Girt Scouts and raise a total of $1,089,081. Of WONS—Jack Downeye MueW W ON!—>Jadc'a Waafirotka. Warren Wood. rock Is not abnormal,” he aaid, the LAdles of Columbus, the Boy Scouts )iave been ariced to were withdrawn prior to the open building closer to atdo Uno a t 145 this amount, 8876,285 is needed to Bkcqi. WTHT—Notes tor Nodding. ing of the hearing. Malnetrset, Rsoldeneo A sons; An Thla was the first time the or and is no worse than In other Daughters of Isabella and women assist in vending peanuts and meet current church expenses and 6s88 I I1:0S— chestra and chorus had performed similar tunnels, mduding those on affUiated with the Sodal Actlvl- popcorn a t the circus. Granted CoadltiiMaay " gelins Recchte, permission to con $152,818 to aid Chriitlan mtarion yWRC—New Bngland Note- Nefira on'all atattona.' Alexander Jarvla presented two vert two-family dwoIUiig to three- together In public and it revealed the PennsylvanU turnpike. tiea group of Temple Beth Bho Net ■ proceeds from the circus work. boolfa 11:08— much "homo talent,” only In the lom. GeneiW Chairman Walter venture will go toward furnishing iq>pUcations to the board. Both family dwelling at 102 Charter The Manchester churches that 1 WTHT.—Bandatond; Newa and WHAT—Moonlight Matinee. Aattelpele Oradoal Deerease were granted conditioneilly His •anSc of their origin and aims, for “The fWt that the seepage water Joyner said today that inquiries of the new Sfi-room wing for the Oak street. Residence B sons. will take part In the campaign and Wealhaa. 11:15— . first application was for pennis. The appUcatione of the Manches their canvass committee chairmen WDRC—Wotld Tonight; Newa portormance was preaented with hi West Rock carries no clay or have been made regarding the hospital, ground for udfich will be WHAT—GiMatar, the Curtoue much ease, fine balance, clarity of silt makes natural sealing less sale of ctrcus tickets by these or- broken Friday. Sion to use as a public parking ter Water Company and Jton J. Include: Emanuel Lutheran, Her Camel. WTHT—Jo ffH aw t lot property located between Bts- Gerard were withdrawn. bert Bengston; St. Mary's Epis w n c —Lorenao Jontp. WTIC—Morton Downey. text and diction. While it appear r a ^ The eonsoltanU whose served rather lengthy, the music eell street and Bralnard Place and copal, Albert T. Dewey; Second |]4SH WONS—Jack’s Waxworka icas ware made use of during the I , gt Tb ll:S 5 -^ never tor an testant lost its deep, course of the work on the tunnels ]^|3 | .| ,| e U nit UBUCC bordered on the East by Johnsoli Congregational, Harold' Eelle; w fic —Yoqng WIdder Mrown. Terrace, which Is in business aoae. North Methodist, Melvin Cox; WHAY—Tiny Tet Tunaa WpRC—Public Service Pro compelling Intereet. do, however, anticipate a gradual Ellington gram; Sign Off.' decrease In the leakage. No opp^tion developed, but U T. Group to Open South Methodist church, WiUlam The director had reeiUepce and I Wood asked the board for more 11:80— "Although the best of modem Proves Successful The Ellington Woman’s Club Is P. Slover; Center church, Edward WDhe—Old Record Shop. understanding to' bring out the 1 X i > ^ i t « M d t h ^ i S t H i ’ i : i M : t t i I n I I M i > H f H > • H ' HU (ii 11 i ( n t < U «! i n 11U (i i < Information concerning the drive Dik. WTHT—Gems for Thought. full resources of the chorus and! anghieering practices were used in Concert Season WHAT—Btory Quemi. , ...... '»•' tp sponsor Its annual chicken aup- way inlets on Bralnard Place. WTIC—Election Roundup. orchestra, although he did not sealing the rock, it is recognised WON!—Straight Arrow. UtOSr- that it Is almost impossible to The-dance held Friday night at pfir and bazaar on Saturday, De Wood said that the driveways Tobte Supports Hyaee WTKT—Green Hornet always receive good intonation; | should be 'to the westerly end of Mancheste^’e well known G Clef WTIO-^Newe; Johnny Brad- make a tunnel through rock of the the Rainbow Club Ballroom, Bol cember 3, from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. Boston, Nov, 8.—(JR)—Secretary When a Olri Marriea. tord, the mass off acts were well sua^ln- nature of West Rock absolutely the land, because the comer of club opens Its twertty-thlrd concert ed and dramatically effective. ton, by Frank J . Mansfield Detach In tha Ellington Town hall. Many leaaon aa guest, of the First Luth of Labor Maurice J. Tobin, former Preqaency Nodulattea water-tight Immediately." ment, Marine Corps League, In Bralnard Place and Johnson Ter Boston mayor -and Maasachusetta The eololate were well chosen. I Idvely ArtlcleA ate being made by race was a bad traveling spot now eran Church of New Britain on WHAY—Meet the Band. WTHT—PM 108.1 MC. IV Cmmlssioner Hill pointed out commemoration of the 174th an club meinbers to be sold as Christ governor, today threw bis support 'WnC—PorUa Facet Ufe. P. M. Philip Treggor in the title role, 1 that an intricate system of pipes, with the busses and trucka that November 9. niversary of the founding the U. 8. mas gifts.. This year they have _^nder the direction of G. Albert behind City aerk John B. Hynes son— ‘3:(K)-6:00—Same aa WTHT. Elijah, did some exceptionally good trenches and leaders lie imb^ded use the garage at that intersec In Boston’s mayoralty election. Marine Corps, was very well at added two extra booths to the Pearson, their conductor of many WON8—CapUin Midnight 8:00—Showtime. baritone singing, carrying, the bChtlMPthe walls and underground tion. Jarvis Informed Wood the Detach Recreation hall, 54 Talcott years they have parked their care from aU aectlona of New Enând WNHO—TV The duet, trios and double I The Opening Cdebration Continues Through Friday and Saturday ment, to be held at the Clubhouse. nue, RockvlUe. An entertain on thfi McNeil property, but in will attend. Chairman William W ON!—Aaswar Man. P. M. quartet numbers presented a tine , WUUmantic, Nov. 8—OH—Dem- w n c —Blectlon Ratiima 3:30—^Teletimes. em ts, by acclamation, laat night Tickets may be obtained at that will feature and a $25 cerUncate making U turns to leave by the M. Boyle, Jr., of the Democratle blend of voices with M. Elizabeth will be the door prize. McA Sam driveway.lt became necessary to National committee said the con WTHT—Sereno GammelL 4:00—Home Maker’a Exchange. Willard, Robert Taylor and Gerald Many months of planning and construction 11,100 square fee of spacious shopping area, CBOse Flotlmond J. Bergeron aa time for the military ball at the WFHA—Musical Stenry Book. 4:30—Teletunea Hartford Club on Friday, Nov. l i , uel Silverherz of Pini^ street, trespaaa on the town-owned eMp. ference win be attended by busi Chappell, in addition to the solo- their candidate for mayor in the S:45-~ 5:00—Ted Sterie Show. softly lighted by 2992 feet of warmtone fluorescent I , i . December 5 election. sponsored by the Nutmeg Detach Ellington, is chairmaiy^rith Mrs, They were opposed to' fencing In nessmen and farm and labor lead iata of the evening. has made it possible for the Woolworth Co. to pre Norman Chase and/Mrs. Milton this area for public parking as it WDRC—Lowell Thomaa. 5:30r-TeIetuhee. Bergeron is president of the ment. ers as well as party leaders. 0:00—Western Film. With Arthur Stein as concert- sent to our thousands of friends in the Manchester tubing, furnished with lovely walnut finish fixtures Board of Aldermen and one of WU- Albon as co-chairmyn. Mrs. Hen would create a hgzard for traffic Secretary of Interior Julius A WHAY—AIrtena Melodiea. master, the orchestm waa tmder ry Shapera Is ticket chairman. on the McNeil property. The WFHA—Western Serengda 0:80—Pup Show. excellent control aa a background Umantlc’e state representatives. Krug win present the ease for 0:45—Roar of the Itolls. area the finest and most modem variety store in arranged to provide wide shopping aisles will in ' At the same time, the RepubU- Tickets Mn also be purchased board granted the use of the park cheaper power. Leon Keyserling, WTIC—Three Star Extra. for the singers, never once pre-1 from any member of . the commit ing lot except the strip of land WONS—Evening Star, 7;00-:^Kukla, Fran A OlUe. deed add comfort and pleasure to your shopping ciaa City oommlttee filed with the vice chairman of the president's 7:30—Showroom. dominating the voices, which to | the capitol district. town eletk a slate with George H. North Coventry tee. owned by the town. At last Tues- Council of Economic Adirisers, WTHT—Trioa at TwUlght praiseworthy, aa moat amall or- Mr. and Mra. Harold J . Martin daYa meeting of the Board of Di 7:45—NewareeL I to u r. MUlerd, former alderman, detlg- will also take part. tm '8:00—Star Theater. cheatraa blare out and obscure aatad aa mayoralty candidates. November 30th has been chosen and daughter. Carol, spent Sunday rectors Jarvis waa ^wited permis WDRC—Beulah. what the ali:gere are. doiim. The with their aunt. Miss Hattie Berr, sion to lease this strip of lu d on 0:00—The O’Netlla. The RapubUcan primary la aa the date for the Annual Chriat- WONS—Fulton Lewie, Jr . 9:80—Buepeiue. orchestra was augmented ve^ You will enjoy a thrillingly new experience when we open our ■eheduled for Saturday night. mas Sale of the Coventry Frag of Main street a year to year baala,- without a WHAT—Symphony HaU. capably by the organist, Claire S. written lease, for use as an en 10:00—Amateur Hour. ment Society. At thla time the WTOT—Newa; Headline Edition 11:00—^Bogdaf; Newa. Wood, who accompanied a ll the | V o doors to welcome you on Thursday morning. group will also have a aupper. trance and exit for the parking w n c—light Up Tima •olototai More details of committees and H^d for Passing area.. ' Ufe Insurance WFHA—Dane* Tlnie. While the eolotota were eom-1 menu will be announced later. Hold-Gver Appileatlog tiiS — mendable in their ainglng, the Wapping It wsa erroneously reported that A bold-over application waa con Coroner Clears chorus ahould be given much ■idered' by the board and denied. FOR FARMERS WOMB—TeHe-Tkat Andrew Galachnelder la d patient Stop Sign Here WTHT—Do You Remember crqdlt on their fine coptraste in . Sunday there were about 85 at the Veterans Home in Newing The applicaUon ot 'Thomaa J . Don c Light." The muted etringa of tetanus clinic waa held a t Union Coventry Orange No. 75 held Manchester Savings ft Loan. With our Objective Sav four persona, including two youth, treat. Notice the new modem equipment— the brighten your home priced at Woolworth economy u d W iping Grammar Schools, hie arraignment in Town Court to of the Town Counari, denied the 89 BUNCE QE. ■nUU 2-8152 WDRC — Edward R. Murrow; ful sailors, In.a head-on coUlefon at the orchestra were especially their regular meeting at Coventry morrow. n s Public Health Nursing Aaao- application to Thomas Donahue ings Plan yon save a'stipulated ffmount each month. Nfiwa Madison laat 6 c t 10. beautiful in the chorua . “Behold! prompt and courteous service and the excellence of Grange Hall oh Thursday evening. Police report that the accused who they claim to be a third party God the Lord Passed By!” and prices which will amaze you. diatlon sponsored the clinics and The main buaineae of the evening THE lAUTUAL UFI Inquire about our other Plans . . . for all Savings our WONS—I Love a Myetery. Killed In the early morning ool- Hr. Harvey Goddard administered ■was stopped by Patrolman Fred since the permit is not registered reached a dramatic climax In the | the food. Make a visit to our lunch counter a was in eleetlon of officers: The Peck after going through a stop In hie name.. meUBANCa COMPANT ef MM Yoag dividends a r ! liberal . . . And funds are insured up to sm o- lialon between a aedan u d Kelly's closing chorua. the injections, aaslsted by Edna following were elected for the W mte—Mystery Theater. trailer truck were Robert W. Har- ■lager, public health nurse and sign at the interaection of Charter Other appUcaUona granted by $5,000. The church waa flU^ to ca **mu8t” on your shopping list. year 1950. Master, IQmer dark; the board last night were: Ken WTHT—Oaraegie Halt bison, 19, of Milford; Jam es H. pacity. The audience waa enthua-I l i f t . Robert Ordway school nurse. Oak and Main atreets. Arsenault For Your Convenience Open Thursdays Until 8 P. M. WHAY—Muaie from Hollywood. • TOOLS: Men, here’s good news for the home, Overseer, June D. Loomis; Lectur allegedly left the scene before neth Beer, permission to operate BarUetL 19, of Oontoocock, N. H. iaatie in its applause at the close I I n srs will be a meeting of Abe er, James Latdlaw; Steward, Har WTOC—Cavalcade of America Post tonight a t 8 at Oom- Peck could give him a ticket. The •mall job printing bueinese with and Joseph Grandont. 59, and Al of the performance, and this should • LAMPS AND SHADES: Here will be found a mechanic, a quality tool for every purpose and for old Turner; Asst. Steward, Arthur aocused was picked up by - Ezat a amalf sign a t 241 Birch Moimtain W Ol^Crlm e Com Not Pay. bert Saunders, 31, both of New be one to which both organizations anmlty Rau. Hlgbter; Chaplain Ruth E. Loo. WFHA—Here’e To Veta lamp dr shade for the table, the boudoir, the wall Tonight the Youth Fellowship Hartford police. road In a Rural Zone, two yeara; HAM SUPPER London. in the future may point to w^th the work bench. Just that tool jon have been mla; Secretary, Gertrude A. Hav S. 8. Adelaon, permission to erect • tlS ^ . Harrison and Bartlett were ' pride. Mr. Wood has provipi him Will meet at the Community Walter Rogowski, 25, of 362 WHAY—The Roeaty. or bed styled and colored to add charm and beauty en; Gatekeeper, Oliver Brown;. AdAms street, will be presented an attached garage on west side THURS., NOV. 10 ( ^ d t a 4 € e k e s t e / L ^ turning to the U. S. Submarine self a capable director and it Bouae a t .7 and go for a hay ride. Ceres, Rosa M. Johnson, Pomona, of dwelling which will be cloaer to M e n d 'd WFHA—h-Marine Story. wanting to finish that odd job. They ar* requested to wear sU tomorrow for Intoxication. He waa 5:30 P. M. Oji SAVINGS uWLOAN ASSOCIATION. INC. Base at Groton after spending the shall be of much interest to muaie to your home. Don’t fail to see the many attrac Doris E. W. Manning; Flora, C. arrested on East Center street by Bide line than regulaUcga allow at S tS S ^ . ' week-end a t Harriaon’e Milford lovers of Mancheajev end surround- | autts or heavy overcoats and bring 652 North Main street, Reeideiice blanksta. Rafrashments will be Juanita Turner; Lady Assistant Patrolman Edward Wlnzier. Bazaar Doors Op«n At ------ORGANIZED APRIL 1891 ------WD|80-M r. and Moa North. home. Qrandoni and Saunders, the ing towns to hear them again. tively designed juvenile lamps for the little one. Steward, Robert Manning And A zone; Patrick HAdden. permle- MINCE MEAT WTHr—Town Meeting of the finding of Coroner Corrigan, filed •arved at 9 a t the Oommunity eien to convert two-family dwell 2 :00 P. M. • H ^jf* Louis T. Hlghter waa elaetod a Air. / yesterday etatee, were returning Truman UhM BaUet • GREETING CARDS AND GIFT WRAP : Color* member of the Executive Commit ing to three-family dwellbig at 117 WHAY—Captain Glena’a Talent from a ledge meeting In Seymour. • RECORDS: ;\ Hear the latMt recordings by your The Church Council will meet Birch stret,'Reeidence B zone. Temple OSaptorj Ne.-68,0. E. S. Washington, Nov. 8 — (JF> • S t the parsonage WMnaaday night tee for a priod of three yeara. Re- Store Employees Hunt. ful greeting cards of excellent material and design fgyUunent were served following Also granted were: Leon Kasa- President Trumw attended a baL | favorite artist onfall popular brand records. The fpsm 7:80 to 8:15. MASONIC TEMPLE WTIC — Fanny Brice - Baby Bowfea Becomes Grandfather meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Louie. T. ler, permiselon to erect a garage • Snooks. let performance laat night and for all occasions. Dainty gift wrap and tye rib The Ladies Aid Society will llnion to Meet which win be closer to street line latest hits—rtilassicid music, polkas, folk songs and have aa all day sewing meeting, Highter and committee. The next Supper Tickets WONS—OffleUI Detective. MlddletoVn, Nov, 8 —(JF>—It wart "liked it very much.” He gave this J meeting will be taeld'on November on Durkin street than reguIaUons ADULTS, 81.00 W TIC—Adventuree in Reeearch. Grandfather Bowles today. "A verdict to reporters after a two] bons to dress up that gifL Thursday, Nov. 10 at the home of ’The aecond of this season’s reg-. allow in an Reeldence A zone, 105 children’s subjects. Ifre. WUlam Waldron of Clark 17th and will be in charge of the c h il d r e n TO 12, 60e 8 :45— ■even pound, 18-ounce son was and a half hour performance by Qraeea. On December 1st the P&- ular monthly meetings for.the Branford street: Joseph Origb, per- WHAT—Newa; SporU. bom at MMiUeeex hospital last the Sadler’s Wells ballet of Eng gbreet. Tliere will be a bueinesa members of the Amalgamated ■seting In the afternoon. The lad- mona Officers are to be invited WFHA—Jim Ameriie Show. night to Mra. Chester Bowles. Jr., land, touring the United States for | These ari^hut a few tips on the hundreds of useful and desirable items made to ^Woolworth standards of are asked to bring sandwiches. and a program will be put on by Meat Cutters and Food Store Em 8 :8 5 - wife of the Governor’s eldast son. the first time. Coffee and dessert will b« fumlah- the Lecturer. Mrs. Lana B?own on ployees, A.F.L., Local No.. 371, in. WONS—News. < quality and constmetion which you will find attractive, displayed in this new wonder store. . o4 by the hostesses, Mrs. John that evening. the Hartford area will be held to 8:08— ' ' Poreheion and Mrs. Douglas December 3rd East Central Po morrow night. The meeting will WE DON’T GUESS- - WDRC—Eacape. Infants’ wearing apparel ne^s for baby can be filled at Infants’ and Children’s Wear Department. Grant. mona Grange No. 3 will meet with be at the Labor Teniple, 97 Park W(0N8—John Steelci Adventurer The Wapping P.TA.. will hold ToUand Grange for an evening street, Hartford, a t. eight o’clock. 'WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. Sturdily made for comfort and economy.' Daintily trimmed ^ be fit for the finest,^ economically priced to • food sale at the J , W. Hale meeting. The Lecturer is prepar Movies will be shown. The films WTIC—Bob Hope. store, Manchester, Thursday, No ing a CbrUtmaa theme program. wlU be: “The BatUe of Wall 8:85— fit the budget. Many gift suggieations may be found in this (Apartment. She is asking anyone intereated to 2-1 SNOW vember 10, beginning at 10 a. m. Street," a report on last year’s W E E N O W ! WDRC—U fe With Luigi. All persona interested in the proj bring S' table decoration or favor strike In the financial district; Mike Soft W T H T ^ a w fc ect are asked to leave their baked for Christmas aa a display for the and “Brotherhood of Man,’' a WONS—Myatortoua Traveler, products at the homes of the fol- table of Christmas Ideaa. Ideas for brief cartoon on racial “dlffer- Carter’s factory-trained mechanica know your Chevrolet w n c —Fibber McGee and Molly Iswing: Mrs. Enoch Pelton and wrapping gifts will also be given encee." The films were secured 8: 45— during the evening. “nR E S Mrs. Roy Blanchard of Ellington through our International olDee Yw6et frontwards and backwards. When trouble occurs, they WTHT—We care. Hundreds Of New Ijt^ms Have Been Added- read, Mrs. Alan Barbrick of Gra Arthur Olsen has returned from In Chicago, and the Connecticut Maine where he spent s week on State Department of Eklucation. • It FWAMacis ham road, Mrs. Peter Zaleskl, EU- a hunting trip. THE DEPENDABLE BURNEK' •Widest Tread in Town Bngton road, and Mrs. Leonard Ot miiSSmsIs cmNc don’t have to guess—-they know! It’s mighty gratify- Alan Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. iMly liwnkl^, RBbF New Candy Department: Our new stgiuless steel and glass candy case is the ultimate in cleanliness and Barter, Buckland road, or at mmm amuRewFm.a—.3.^— ^ w—1- imrS- ■ for More Traction Wapping school no later than Arthur Olsen eurprieed bis. family poflitf QBEifort. Nri4 ing to have your Chevrolet served by specialists! Mnitary protection. You will he pleased^ i^th the enticing assortment of delicious quality candiw and !:S 0 a. m. Thursday morning. by driving in Saturday evening br kuriMr. •Deepest Tread in Town The Wiping Mothers’ club from Georgia where he was gradu thrilled at the economy prices for which you can buy your favorite treat. ated from the Army Radio Technl. will hold a card narty at the Com- for More Wear s, wriAsy, “ clan school. He will be home on fiuinity House, Nov. 11, at furlough until ’ November 17th WINTER Household Lines: Our kitcheit^ and household lines have been greatly expanded. Dishes, cooking 8 p. m. ’There will be prises and when ha has to report at New Jer wAu-naMi CON. QtAAC financing horn $25 up rtfreshmenta. Mrs. Peter Zaleskl Is Just Around vemeHoasueNms •We put on more rubber. ^ l utensils and cookhig ware assortment now includes hundreds of useful items well made, attractively designed f sey for a two year’s stay in Aus —f«— ftcsipiwitn< is in riiarge. tria. f«*. -e m ligi tt an^ priced to save yon money aitd courteously when you visit our new store. Tliere will be Armistice Day ex- Several from Coventry, attended the C o m er 33% ar ■»,, iiiieiii ereiaes a t Ellsworth Memorial w ,itt Mil Swm, —< •No lightweight recaps at Manchester Tire. the Farm Bureau Membership *v«—CM tm ttitt, e*. High school Thursday at 9 a. m. party at the Warren Memorial Money Worries.. Yes, we remembered oqr*employees: A spacious lounge has been provided for our sales force. Chrome Ths speaker will be Rev. Truman •H • • H IM - •We don’t bum or cut the sidewalls. Hall in Stafford'Springs on Satur and leather furniture and fluorescent lighting make this room one for rest and relaxation-for the people who Woodward, pastor of the . East day evening. A fine program was LET US No one waais "prenp good" oil best. Wfcee 5S!S25'SSrSb!at*’ *Z Fbuutoe year home the moS- Hartford Vlrst OongregpUonal Imhm IwAtkits «rs em way with a 6% nmrtgaga enjoyed by sU following which t buy,, jam ^ best—cleea, comfortable, cea- BvbIsMs •We don’t put on crooked treads. want to serve you promptly and courteously when you visit onr new store. church for the past 21 years, and there waa a report Of the member veoieat Timkeo , Sileat______Automatic ____ Oil______Heat! leaa wider O. L Bin af RigMs. a former minister for seven years You esa oe tbie eouipmesi for loag llfo Ml. ship committee and then' dancing Uoaetraetloa Loaae avallabla. Only recappers in Msnehestor nsing 100% orialnal a t the Wapping Federated church waa enjoyed by all. Refreslunenta WINTERIZE aod economT . . . oo ne for expert iastallaiiefl You cannot afford to miyi fhia opportunity. You will be thrilled. You will saye. Mortgage fiBaaelng throagb O. befme going to East Hartford. werd also served. . . . oD Tiasaea Sileat Automatic for depead- factory equipment. Positively no made-over tread de> Woodward served in World •ble qoelityt Isay lerme. M s m m sim f! L, P. H. A. qr ooovMtioaal Coventry Grange observed Baak Loan. aiffns to alloYr ns to pot on shallower or narrower treads. War I as a private in the 103rd Grange Sunday on November 6th If yon want the best in recaps for your money insist French Mortar Battery, serving YOUR CAR -FROM THE -AND THE Fnnda aloo available lot borne with the officers and members go fee France and Belgium. While ing to church in's body. Rev. Leon repairs. modemtoaHoo. etc. S o . on Manchester 'Hre Recaps, there be wrote several ballads, DEPENDABLE DEALER' DEPENDABLE M A N LIT A C T UR t R ' H. Austin was the speaker and aa for ooiapleto detalla iwgnrd- AU pasaenffei* conventional and low pressure— Che at which he wUl use aa the chose aa hla aennoa “Wake, Uve NOW lag a aow loan or the atream- Hteme of hie talk. Thla servlec la and Rest”. Miss Roberta Manning fining of an extotlng loan. No waiting—24 hoar service. 1,\V, WOOLWORTH CO WOR9orefi by the Aba Miller Past, rendered a solo during the serficA. ^ ------V A- U , sionany sad yrUl open with The ehureh was beattfuUy MafichttNr ProodlY Sold and InataUad By 'IMKEIV y CHEVROLET/^ TWa Is a 'fra a Jarvis aarvlea isMTCliM WwJ fj£| Aftha*! lAtsd with fell fiowsrs. —N6 ebargo to the hairewcr. will play ^piaprtate A Sunday Sriiool Tsachsra AAetor SaUt Oil Heot and - M anchM ter The publio3 ISis inviisa,invited, MesUng will be held this avanlng HEAT members of the Lsi o ils STORE HOURS - D A ILY 9 A. M. TO 5 :30 P. M. - THURS. 9 A . M. TO 9 P. M. . Legion Post at the home^f the Superintendent, Weal Center at Hartford Engineering, Inc. JARVIS HSjhRlUary are urgfd to at- Mrs. Walter S. Haven. All teach- 887 Main Street M school will1 bq cloacd era are requested to be present REALTY CO. Tire and Recapping G>. J, Anniatiee Day. Road—Tel. 4134 Phone 2-1166 Or .>918 810-818 MAIN STREET , F. W. RUHMEL, MGR. ,asd this is-'an important meeting.. sa« CENTER OT. 295 BROAD STRBET TEL, 2-4224 PhMw4U 2 0 r W ■ ; Hl'l.fl.'. «r»« . V " 4 > * i

MANCHES^B EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1049 P A C t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8tE|L CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, IM *

younger sister, Miriam, Is played WUITW.. Qauaral Aaaembly would aak E)u«a aaaa •« aaaa *9 ' winter spent In Hartford? board beaded by Mrs. David Me-1 , *1’- ton who w en smoking in a leased by Jean Richardson In the role India also haa an atomic pro* Its resources. It still retains Its Bowles, Senator Brian McMahon, I hr fiv^tently of an «*J^J**^ Judge Smith’s decia|iai-, upheld OOft. posaL The Indian proposal wmild pleasurable self sufficiency, and Rapresantotivos Chase O o ln g ^ rain during the latter part of the government's cwRenlloB that R eport Is Sought TBa AMOCUCTP. , if one were to travel Inquisitively Woodhouso, A. A. RlMecff, John | the period. the inspectors, employed by the A^Meteftid Fftit ti MOiitBiVRiy Uft the problem out of the pres about one would doubtless come T. J. CROCKETT A . McChiiro; Secretary of the Tblland County Agricultural Oon- O n Action Taken m ^ ' W T S m MupUltoaMj*"•< ent deadlock between Russian and « ^ n many a touching scene o f . b u h s winnnreo Mcuonaio, b u iio i » » • Broker—TeL 9419 •U M m «lapatabM artSud to It or Bute Winnlfred McDonald, SUte servation association, w en not American plans and aak the Unit* famUy nut-cracl^ end appl^ cihalnnaa John Bailey and other 2 3 P C F S O llS H U lt government em^oyes within the ANNIVERSARY SALE S« ed Natiim Intematloial t»MM Utlm i ^ Police headquarten said 99 per- Contracting THE YEAR’S BEST BARGAINS! use of atomic bombs against any er, nor saw ico for his dam freesa. nounced Miortly. sonnel Study committee. jollw Mathawa tirMUl * «* * y “ He is alwiys open, therefore, to I Injured in yesterday's Play Is O iosen And j TMft. aS«ic^ Detroit MdSdMw oouatry Which accepted the ma Tha committee, in lU report laet Is brim m inf widi tbe goody dirifty bays some constructive but not too viotent outbreak of Mooting, spring, urged a 40-hour work week au d it SD1UBAU , o r jority plan for international con- M ovie Producers bottle-throwing aad stoto^g ba- "Dear Ruth," the emeah Bread- for ell state employee, modernisa Rtpoir Worn that mMOi to mndb to parents theM days. ATIomi troL tion of grievance procedurea, and dom, and he likes to tool that he twoM police aad a group celeb^at- way auoceaa ot 1944, and the aen- Estimates* Fam ish^ Here’s a whole department devoted to AH of these proposals from a guarantee of rights of appeal In $65 VALUE j S J T “J S f f i r « s a s « ; Is doing a little good in the world. R a D D e d b v D o n a t U»g the anniversary of the Soriet sation of the ecreen, comes to oountriea not themselves atomic a x J I revolution. Manchester November IS and 19, layoff or dismlMSl cases. Boys’ wear, bringing yon ^4th anniversary TOPCOATS That Is why It was so very A government nport said the sssssrsiassiaii.; powers repreaent aa effort to Uad aad U uigktM of Oevar- at 9:19. Sock and BtuUn, the FREDKNOFU 999A9 A l l . WOOL U ^M W rtiaatar DraaliS l«aralft Walllngford, Nov. 9— thera Is a flbns) to their own low level of ered with bottles aad stones. Brosdway by MqeaHart tor breaking the deadlock them- U. S. RUBBER NOW $27.70 ttu laaUltottoa a f • lUiarian ileefirily boyish shsipaHsg of latMllfisace.” Soma 600 daraonstntors w en "Dear Ruth" nUtee tha trou Saits aetves. Obviously, both should be axes, which are gotag to ham a marching toward Plasa de Abmas LET US gin — T, M m iM l Kfloataatta K. Donat, b e n tor a visit w lU his bles iuid trials of having a young atacerely eaploring poesibllltleo ttoto aad a use after all, msd er slater with a^ vivid imagination. Price KalioaMvilqr, m M nlatar of Da* SIMONIZE for change la their'own attltudea. happy adaata tost check planning to return to England Sun The part of Ruth, the ■ophistlcat- RAINCOATS tSl.76 fMaa mA iia n lia l of tha Annlaa roosting eqalpmeat, sad tag a traditional students* holiday, But, la reaUty, each seems more day aboard the Mauretania. sd older etatei*, U portrayed by YOUR CAR fat tba Buppoaadly indapaadeiit sportive canlklng e f boeto tor have always 'oontended,** ha when the clash occurred. Jane Rottner. Her mlsdwvious A 18.98 Valoa concerned with proving Its PoUee began a roundup of $42.50 ALPACORA •o w tiy of Poland, la aakad pi!oof firm stands oa sBppety stated last night In aa Interview, (O r Any Method You fU fe r ) poaltlon to bo the only right and There is going to be something pacted leaden of the demdbstn- UfPORTED VIRGIN WOOL TWEEDS MEN’S 148.71 VALUE • ( Om puppat aatnra of tha PoUab **that groat fluna can bs mads In ^ Satisfaction QuarantsM the only practical position than doing this winter, after aO. Then’s tlcn aad said thw had qaiaad a ovary country. Then never a n large quantity of Communist prop gofoMMBt, and of tlw miHmltad with achieving agreement which fine-cheeked Democratic Gover..enough good flbna: then an al- LEARN TO DRIVE l * [ ^ F ro ^ 98A9 D|| NOW $4.98 danaada of that aovaralgnty nor to be turned > slowly ways too many poor ones. aganda leaflets. The Communist might ease the mind of the rest party is outlawed in Chile. Dnal Osatrol Safety Oar NOW $29.85 WORSTED su n s whldi .jn^dly raaidea In Moaeow. Judiciously befon the fin , and n "Public tqate is not entinly to of the world. Both the United beautiful stand of overgrown legis SSfiS Par ffbn Hear I I I H Cantei S t Ftoiae 6sne Hie got la aurroundad with Una ama," he mtinued. Bantly’s Serviceiiter .>>1 States aad Russia aeem content lative proposals to be axed down Although ho dacUaod to eem- I f T M I n T n ln TW. 49S9 O r 9-S99S Panntarr fsaa paatanaaa an tha part of PoUah Phone ttaS ! with aa atomic armaments race, ------r—,and split ------and a fine- —expanse r ------of1 mont on J. Arthur Rank’s reported 9IANCHBSTBB Store FmalA PIrtafe Framlag Pilod-Lincd pahUdi^ aoureaa. Rokoaoovaky lee already formed between Legis- heavy loasas in nmvleo, Donat did Madrid, Spain, Nov. S—( P i - Veoettaa nilads We Pick Up nod HOODED, PILE-LINED $48.80 ALL WOOL each calculating, by some strate Two electric trains collided near DBIVINa ACADEMT wad hotb In tacTitorjr wMeh latlve Ridge and Executive Rock, my ha did not baUevo In "attempt- COATS gical wishful thinking. Its own here last night, klUng at least 14 ZIPPER FRONT onoa Poland. WhUa tat tha Ruaalan And the Legislature Itself, as ing to cater to the world market -B y Enepf $29.85 superiority in such a race. always. Is the only surviving 1ml-1 "Films intended for Annp. ha haiped "Ubarata” hla old —ntin.,» tiA ■olT be crami occurred between lA s Sisee 14-29 GABARDINES tatlon of the cracker barret Isumptioo.” ha said, “a n so M imrtiFfffFr M v M b e NOW $34.75 Wo ho— jBBt 19 oC tim e h M It Is the world whldi lies h a i i i a ^ Tha PoUah paopla ara It la real nice oi Uncle CheaterChester |I cautiouscaatioue In their polat of view that Matos and Las Rosas stations 14 Jnst 9 Cento litUes north of Madrid. jL ■ertt.rd Oa. Ce. JACKETS Ooe site 49, Brewo Tweed. Beg. 999JW. Hew hoH ptiee, 914.29. Twe Denegol to m O at thto lew pfteo. to hara him coma la and tween them, aad which would be to ask us an in for the jirinter. somehow they Just don’t come off. Tweeds. Reg. 996A9. Half price. How. 912 J9. etarge f w talloriog^ — tiwallyt hadtona thair pnhUe aarvant the area to suffer the bombs of that an The beet films we get from Ameri-1 $6.89 oa ara typIcaSy American fUms.” Brown or tan aholL Siaan But aoaoad tWa atnft diagnlaao both as they tried to get at each good aad pleasant tbtnga other, which views aa atomic ar oome to an end, aad beeaa 4 to 10. Reg. $12.95. tha truth, whlah la that lUiaala Coaneetiett beritaga «ei Leather JaA^ts maments race as something intol haai for aooM r aaaoii, fait I t) proportian In aU things, we have I Im provers G roup A eleoe-owit A1 MEN’S REVERSIBLE MEN’S REGULAR 849.7$ oaaary to hara oamplata ^ eontrol erable. been trylag to leek forward te a , JnoL N o tWBhnoi of :tha PoUah am p. and, foaUng Theae kitermediato nattons risnaebls time far afijen ^ [19-99. meg. 9 U i FAMOUS MAKE NOW xseat. With aoltaUe leeiaasi for M eets Tom orrow! NOW $9.98 think some step to curb thla that naeaaalty, haa not haaltatad Thaakaitvlag aad f« r the Christ $6.89 RAINCOATS RAINCOATS to alalm and taka It hdidly, hafora atomic arms race must be taken mas aeaooa, aad with doe regard Reg. $10.98 . . . .NOW $ 7 .9 8 The Manchester Improvement Wool faced, twill on reverse tha watching ayaa of the whole at the present session of the Gen for aet overatayiag our wel- I Association wlU hold Its regular m s c R i r n o N SUITS 139.99 world. eral Aaaembly, But It Is perhaps come, we should t b l^ that April I monthly maeting tomorrow night Rag. $12.98 ....N O W $ 9 .9 8 Boery w oe— t tolly— 00— otlMofiM—— xMkn srould be Joet about r t | ^ SIRVICI aide. Reg. $28.50. Ckwe-outl PoUah ■todufantotw*” >* now. typical of the present tangled |at 9 o’clock In LIborty Hen on WARMOJP JACKETS CORDUROYS Reg. $14.98 .. .NOW $ 1 0 .9 8 Take a leek at tl— a aad yoam knew itgkt oNray no lengar aaoa a plaaaant fletlan. plight of the world that even the lOolway street. AH members are tbey'ie reel n— eeltB. I urged to be present .. novsrsfiHA Blotoon aad — vy. Sinao BoyiF Corduroy Pants Aa for tha Polan there can be nations which want to save them (OLCMSX-OCT) OHK O BO UP OF Board Rejects I One of the outstanding activities §•14. Beg. 99A9. Reg. 83.98 . . . .NOW $ 3 .4 9 Uttia doubt how they wUl raaUy selves and the world" from the big of the Improvers each year is the R eg. 84.98 ....N O W $ 4 .3 9 TWILLS AT $4.98 faal about It. Thay have hiatorlcad power atomic race are divided annual CSiristmaa party for chil Rag. 15.98 ....N O W $ 5 .2 9 $6.98 Leary’s Petition dren of the North End. Plans win oaaaa to bate both tha Oennana among throe and' perhape more NOW $6.98 S ia - 8 to 12. be dleciimed nt tomorrow's meet t HUNTER ALL WOOL and. tha Ituaalana, who have courses of actloo. Evan the sane ing. Upon eompleUon of tbe umymeoa*” ^ Reg. 14.98 . . . .NOW $ 4 .3 9 part of the world, la other words, Wetherefield, NoV. 9—crfil Trade-In Allowance FLANNEL SHIRTS $10.95 Value. $7.98 pan kind ot severity; It ought to "Where P tera^ A ■ISPORT > COATS MXHW fatal poverty of Ruaalan p6at-war File Suita For Divorce to FloHo and ptelx eoloto. Reg. Mam 2-19 be eatabllibed, and maintain^ •aw opcrat«d-hY Frefeeslen policy, Ita complata inahUlty to A nationally advsttia permanently and indiscriminate Los Angeles, Nov. 8—(ff> — Ac- a n Malm St. T4L 4269 For Your Old Refrigeratpc! •4J9. Slaeo 19 4e I9L SKI PANTS hidd Ita poat*war "frienda" by any coat at 6UA6. ly, until Mancheeter gains for It ess Mary Anderson and her film Free Delivery tlaa other than thoaa of ahaer mU* self a name aa a . place where w ^ e r husband, Leonard M. Beh SSPalra Beg. 924,25 Itary force, U now axpoaed aa rens,' each has filed a divorce suit ED. WROBEL Afik About It N O W *. . . NOW $2.98 BOWLING SHOES speed regulations are enforced. Monataln Cfioth never before. againrt the other. Both actions 24 North Street PREP TW EED NOW $12.98 Until that is done, we will have were filed yesterday. Behrens (Not An Sizes) $3.98 Aa we Jeer at thla naked Rua- charges cruelty and desertion and TeL 2-2970 Or 4028 LONGIES / N O W $16.98 ^ aian atratagy, and cheer the Rua- our. night-time cowboys, and our Mias Anderson cruelty. I Let Ceit— .dajr-tlme bualnsas men . in. a hur «aaa99.9fi. aian baaic waakheaa which it A S U T T U A S FLANNEL SHIRTS A Clem Oat vaala, there la however, one thing ry, and our through-route buaea A Oleeo-«iitl Bt— *a AO-Weel R4«. 99J9. Btseo 4 le 19. Men’s Famous Sjpedall we ought to keep in mind with re* and trucks all setting their own ^ hlake SUr-OH AHO COAT speed limits on, our main thor * 0 « M M T I .McCnrrah MEN’S MACKINAWS gard to our own poUcy. Thla move vy nnd Oxford. SIxaa 49A4. oughfares. an the part of Ruaaln la part of NOW $2.98 NOW $1,98 SWEATERS Reg. 91tA9 aad 919.28 the rigid dlviaion of the world in* It ought to he done. But, It It M r s R M I T I HATS Vahtiata 99J9 > to two campa. And, In the armed la to be done, it ought to be un TIES derstood that it is not a* matter VahMo to 62A0 Reg. $1JW aad .. camp of which we arc the leader, 9SA9 NOW $10.98 we are also dangerpualy near for the Police Department alone. A n W a M ^ ^ Deable-Brmated <3.98 claiming authority and leadership There may be lapses and. gaps in r,V over the military eatabUahmenta the PoUce Department’s enforce JERSEY SUITS WOOL SNOW SUITS $3.98 ment of the speeding laws. But of the amaller nations allied with S-Fieee. Slaea 9. 19, 12. Beg. 91408. i BEECH JACKETS altogether too often there cornea For the Uttia M low. WItiMMrt eoUar. Wcee 98-49. US. So far, we have kept the at filxee 4, 9. a 9laro— , fust t $nlta •••eeeeoooeea-eoeoeoeoa $10.98 mosphere Of our mlUtary leader along a ca.se in which the Police green, brown. Beg. A C9eee-oa*I $5.98 ship of other nationa informal In Department does its duty, and iiJ 9 . character. It is important that then finds that town comt justice \ has been tempered by too much . NOW $1.69 ZIPPER.FRONT SNOW SUITS SHIRTS we keep it so, and that we do not, : in the name of efficiency, wind up mercy. It would be a hardship on ------\ J irt 9. S-Pleeea. Olxee 9. 19, 12. C l * ) OQ VARSITY COATS with an American in practical some one to lose a Ucense, or to Beg. 216J9...... NOW 4? I — * 7 0 SPORT SHIRTS An wool. Maroon, Une aad CUldren’e eofiaaseananeaaae ..HOW command of the French army. pay a fine, or to be given a rec y 4 Reg.g. 99Jd to S2AS. I Sate* 99A9. $6.98 ord. SOCKS aal — tida eloee ' ent So Md so knows so and so, and HOW MUCH DOES AN ALL WOOL SNOW PANTS Atomic Propooala M A f ‘ . f N r F •* * % has a fine family, or had to meet Oaly alsee 9Vi, 2, 24 . N O W $3.99 WMmUf tfiaip Mw. Stiaa •> t, tt. It. D A Much to ^ e displeeeure ef both a train, or is normsUy a very safe Reg. lie aad 99e pair. ALL SWEATERS ACCIDENT COST? '■ aaaaoaeeaaeeeeeeo

MANCHESTER BVJJNING HERA|:4>. ICANCHE8TEB, CONN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8,1949 reUflous tostruetions under tbe dl- Urges State Aid 24 local Girl Scouta and their lead reoriofi o f Rev. John F. Tehan. Maribbroagh (ilpEG BT Move to Secede e n Mias Jean N«tach, Mrs. Sally South Giveiilry ’Tbs axecuUVe board o t Bootb- with Mrs. aiea a t tka pafsafiags, Robinson, Mrs. Mas MUler and ing otiaarratf kora by invltiiw M iy DtBMCk Memortal Ubrary^wUl. To Build Schools m State Polio C am Mrs. Beulah CbUtoa, the tetter Mrs. Paalto* U ltla Mr. and M m . Robert Porter of enta and any othera Intaraataa to Action to Protect when a aUvarina poUah wtR 1 have a ragular meeting tonight at Workman Hurt JoioB NuPBing" Stall Made by UE Local two committee member*. The WUHnwntlc Bz. Pboa* tfl$8-WI Hebron have purchased a cottage f f visit school the! firat thrM daya aigbt to the reading rooto. New Haven, Nov. 8—(87 — The iother Locates Her Son o f the weekt Regular claaaea wUl Leave Discussed Klltor and UUa aoufb D rop D arin g W eek Mansfield glrte arrived by bus, Ptoa Lake Bhorep Aasoetotion near Lake Terramuggus from Mrs. Severely in Fall be tn scssiop. ’The school will of Hartford wera Sunday gueata of Bridgeport, Nov.. <87Lffhe ahortty after school was qjiL The Dr. James C. Anderson, pedte" sponsored net-back party Batur- Jerome F. Weir. The Porter's Board o f Managers of the Con- close at noon on Tbursdny owing Mr. Mmcrit slater, Mn. M s t^ e grouR pteyed games for a while trlcian, of WlUlmantIc, will be i t - day night With Mrs. Stephen have begun to winterise the cot I necticut PareiM-Teachers Aasocia- l^rtford, Nov. fteaea ’ first move by a Connecticut Unit tage and plan to make it their to a teachers’ meeting in the after Hartford, Nov, $—m — A dte- MlUor ' and' then had cider and cook tendtog physician during the. well- 7,ecb— to charge had as prize win tion has urged the General, Assem' ■ New Haven, Nov. 8—(F)-—A The o f poUomycIIU* In Connecticut ed Electrical Workers local to permanent home soon. [ After 27 Years’ Search Wdrkman was severly Injured noon. On November 11, Armletlce cuaaion of action aimed at "pro- SrrefreMimenta. After this they ners, the MUowiiig: Women’s lat, BMn’B ______^ dropped from 34 to 15 during the secede from thst union ws*' msdo child' conference for pro-school The military whist. which wa* bly to vote “substantial’’ atate aid when he fell approximately 35 feet Day, there wil be no school. teoUng* the 26-day leave privi all went upstairs where tbe Co MM. 8Y*d Brown; 2nd, Mrs, Edna Parents are again reminded that parlors Wednesday evening. Nov- past week, the State Dephrtment by Locsl 229 o f the Bsosick com- lumbia girls entertained thMr children Thursday, Nov. 10 from iven Friday night by the Repub- for school construction “ without would do their beat to find out while palnUng the top o f a tank leges and wage Increaaee allowed KMUiiStan; 3rd, Mm . Joseph W, Thursdays are the regular daya amber ifith at •:00 o’cleck, ! o f Health reported today. nsnv test night, guests by putting on a Shadow' gcan Women’s Group was a great further delay.” Itrs. Ida M. Qark of where the caU had originated. at the SheU Oil Co. terminal to 9-11 a. m. at the Nathan Hale BoHcar o f North Windham. Men’s Meettog here to adopt stM tegy Is Delicious on which pay for hot lunches by the last Congress highlighted ICuinpB cases dropped from 64 B a rn e s J. ^ o u r , president ot success and nearly $60.00Vas real Ilier* viji pe no pubUejmSool graph show. This waa quite Community Center Association lat, Michari Massey; 2nd, Benja IVdeplione OaH la Traced day. should be made. It creates confu o f high Khool aeaeions for liej|imd to 19 during the aame period the local, oaid that membera of ized from the affair. for the Legiatature’a special aea- Street Believed A t 2:30 a. m. they had complet August Kakalow, 32, of 32 Mad the annual iheetlng Monday night unique. W ith Mlhonettes cut by min Ranchter; Srd, WtUtem Erbe alon on tbe school problem, open sion If pay does not com* in a reg of the National Federation af pupils Friday, November 11 .1 Aifni- two Bhifta voted 68 to 1 to join the the glrte themselvC* “ anderelte" auditorium. Appointments are to Milton Button is a patient in ed the job. Mm. Clark co^d ison street, was Uken to Naw Spectate, Mrs. Roe* Sevigny and the Hartford Hospital where be ing at Hartford tomorrow, the ^ im Dead; Then Veto’ ular and orderly way. Money Eederal Employee, Local 419, gt ietled day). Appropriata exercteea ' International Electrical Workera and “The Owl and the Pussycat" be made with Mrs. Eugene Ryeb- Mr. BJrb*. niero will be another talk to her son again if Haven hospital, where attadies should be brought to the room underwent an appendectomy un board said it regards the need tor Veterans Administration head for the day will ha held earlier tn union, formed teat week after the were presented. Nancy Smith Ung, Young Mothers Qtib ebUd p ^ y Saturday night thm. TEA m ih he baa back and nose injuries. state aid as “ urgent and immedi Btirean Began to Act He was in BnclntUa, C allfoâ, teachers, and on Thursday morn gonorrhea from 81 to 15. Scarlet UEW was expeUed from the CIO. wrifaro chairman, teUphone WU- Saturday. ^^y doum near the Mexican bor His condition is fair, quarters her*. the week. Jane Mazanik, Dorothy Jensen, Mrs. Leslie K. Richardson wiU ate." ings only, for the following week’s The local, which has soma 200 The Tolland Community rMbn's fever cases declined from IS to Third shift workers and members llmantic 451J1. Transportation Holden W right has recently been der In a matter of momenta Kakalow la employed by the lunches. Hereafter this pay wlU Lillian Banner, Betty Cleary, Bet be to charge o t tbe Pine Lak* pto- appointed the RepuUican deputy It urgSd state aid on .a percant- I f you rtMUld M k Mr*. I«U^M. members, representa Veterans Club wUl be held ’muraday, Ifov- eight, meaalee from 23 to five and’ o f the locsl which includes about ty Ann Falk, Betty Bernitt, wlU ba furnished by tbe eponaor- she again was talking with him. firm of Joseph Cohn and Sons, be received at no ojther time. menlngococal meningitis from ochle party Thumday ^ 8 p. m. at registrar of voters filling the va ago of cost basis, with high schools curie, of 689 MWn *tr«et, If *h« Administration Mnployes in Con *mb*r 17 at 8 o’clock at the church 460 employes did not vote ls*t Kathy Beck and Nancy Wood ing club if requested. eligible aa well' aa elementary This time she found out a few which is doing some painting work Mr. and Mrs. Homew W. Bills two to one. the clubhoua*. Delude’b orchestra cancy caused by the resignation of necticut Thera are about 675 pulora. This ia qna week datUer night but wlU sot St s meeting ward did the backstage work and Coventry Players cast of tb* win play for Friday night’s round schools and premium payments to • heart attack la the wor*t more details and got the promise at the te r m i^ . are receiving cengrstniatibns on Whooping cough eases in Paul Roberta. such w orken tn the state. than ia the cimtont-aa reguter night Friday, Seymour said. reading. Folk dsnblng and circle next produetion of tbe play “ Angel and square dancing there also. D. encoufage the building of regional thlr< that could happen to a per that a letter would be on Its way the birth of a son, November 3 creased from 61 to'72 and broncho Mr. and Mm .' Arthur Mmrah have Vincent R, DeStepbano, Hart would be Nov. 24, that being B y s vote o f 68 to 1 the meet ringing with all 45 glrte partid' Btfoet,” or the movie version "Gas- Victor Samuels, prompter. schools. to her at once. . , at the Manchester Memorial hea- pneumonia and lobar pnetunonla moved from Glastonbury into their son, ehe might teU you that It ford, was named president of the Thanksgtvtnf date. ing also voted to give the BSxecu- paring, made a fitting climax to light." will be selected tonight dur The daughters, told ot their pttal. caaes also showed Might In new home on Jedmson rood. isn’t She might In fact, tell you local. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow o f Hart tlve board control of the local’* the unusual afternoon arranged ing Die group meeting at eight-at brother’s location, are as excited Hebron Asa W. Ellia tk a patient at the creases. FOr the second week Initiation ceremonjea of/ a <4-H th a t because her son had a heart Mancheater Memorial hospital for ford bav* moved into the apart funds which were withdrawn in observation o f Girl Scout ^ Nathan Hale Community Cen- as Is Mrs. Oark. One of them there were no diphtheria cases in Club were broadcast for the first treatment for a painful condition ment recently vacated by N^rs. L. from the bank last week. The lo Week; And after giving the Girl Those interested to becoming attMk, ahe 1* In communlcaUon happens to Uve in CaUfornla. Water conditions In Japan, ah the state and typhoid fever cases Andover time on Saturday over W. T. I. C.’s o f his left hand. R. Ladd who has moved Into one cal was scheduled to appear in Scout pledge and their members o f the group end trying BROAD ST. srith him i ^ n after thinking him “I can say nothing but thank described by Lt. .Lloyd S. Gray, remained at one, Univeroity of Connecticut Forum. dead for the past 27 years. God," Mrs. Clark says. “ And I Mrs. VIetoria Strong of Larch- Tolland of the apartments in thev new court today to *I>cw cause why an song with hands united, the local out for tbe parte are invited. Among those taking part were son of* Mr. and Mrs. Harold I^ House recently built by her son, injunction should not be issued re- Th# regular monthly maettog of ."This whole story,* Mrs. Clark want to give all credit to Mr, Ford mont, N. Y.. is spending some time girls went to their homes while Oreen-Chobot Post, A.L, Coven Fred Chambers, Peggy Carpe, MOTORS, Inc. Gray of Hebron, o\ight to make off and on at her Hebron place on Raymond B. Ladd In North Tol atratnlng It from withdrawing or the Volunteer Fire Deportment tm ni^ "shows the working of for bis great courtesy and inter Mlaa Marjorie Urqnkart Rev. W. C. H. Moe aalected for their guests, who had brought try and Mansfield Districts, will Miriam Irieib and GoU Crowford 825 Brood St. TeL 3928 local people thankful we are not the WlUlmantIc road. Her daugh land Oentar. transtorring lU funds or property WiU be held to th* fir* bouse on some Uifluence far above ua” est in my case. You do not even hie Sunday aermon theme: “ Ssil- Two- Loeak Quit basket lunches for aupper, ad sponsor a public set-back party all of thia town. * In 1922 her son. Roy B. Goddard, living in the Island Empire, badly ter, Mies Jeanne, spends week from the UEW . However, because journed to the lower bail to eat Imagine what it is like to have aa our water shortage pinches ua. Mias: Marjorie C. Urquhart, ing Uhder Sealed Order*.” A tarig* November 18 at 8 p. m. at the Friday, Nov. II at 8 p. m. dropp^ out of Bight But a chain ends ■with her occasionally. o f the city elactlona today, the before going back to the colony. Annual banquet and entertain such a thing on yoUr mind. And There la plenty of water in daughter of Captain and Mre. Res* congregation was present to *n? Ousted UE Union Town Hall on WaU street One- Judy Oarlaad Lostag Weight A U T O B O D Y of events, that sUrted when he you caii’t guess, how happy I am The Teen Agera Ciub met Sun bearing was postponed to Friday. The girls here had decorated the ment of th* Mother'e aub wUl be Japan, but, aa Lt. Gray saya: day evening with Miss Carel War V. Urquhart, of 39 Edgerten street, joy. this interesting setmon. The ChiW Dies Soon half the proceeds will be .turned recently had a siege of Illness, has now!” flowers Sunday were given by Mrs. hall appropriately for the seaaon. over to the local Boy Scout Eta- held to the ctaurcb social room on Hollywood, Nov. 8— (87— Judy SPEOALISTS restored him to his family. For. "The water supply here ia the ner. Mary Elizabeth Stuart and has jolped the nursing staff of the Ford pointed out that Mrs. Edna Ruble* of Alexandria, Vli- Boston, Nov. 8—(87—Two mor* They made very nice hoetossea, plorar Post 57 for their purchaa- Wednaadajr, Novamber 8. Husbands Garland is losing weight aa or aftea. being stricken, Goddard a* most awful thing! It is a atone Benny Burba were in charge with A fter She’s Found Clark’s happy ending story lacks Memorial hospital. A graduate of glnla, \ln loving memory of her New England locate of the United each pairing off with a guest to o f tbe m m beM wiU be guests. dered by her studio. Her score a Vrtwld War I veteran, filed a trough running along each side the topic, "Are You Keally Uv ing of neceaaary equipment for Let U8 make yoor car just one part to make the happi Mandieatar High school. Mis* mother, Mrs. Emma Crandall W al Electrical W orken union quit the ^ Columbia see that she had a pleasant rime their meeting room on Mason Men’s a u b o f the church wlU be stands at four pounds and three clalnj with the Veterans' Adminis of the roads where you would nor ing 7" and to teach her tbe folk dances ness complete. mally expect to find the gutter. do. Norfolk, Va., Nov. 8.— —A organisation today to join the new atreet Prizes will be given and re host to Mkn's clubs- in Tbilend to go. khe’s reducing with diet look like new at reasonable tra tis . Urquhart waa graduated from the CIO- sponaored union of eleotrlcal and games as they went along. Fteaaing a Bennloa I’m not kidding! You go The room apace committee haV* six-year-old girl died last night a Frank T. HIUs, son o f Mr. and freshments served. County at a aupper and meeting and exercise. The dieting con prices. V e V » see what happened. Joseph Lawrence School of Nursr worken. Many have asked for a repeat "W e’re now trying,” he said, “ to along the street and one person met with Simeon Luhrsen to M n. Myron Hills of Habron and to th* church social room this eve sists of cutting out spuds. Background of the. Story ndian Summer ing, add during her atudiea there few hours after she was found, Membera of Local 288, totalling '’neighbors meettog.” Tbe fiMt of a series.of week-end find some way to re-unlte Mrs. will be washing dishes, another was affiliated with the Yale School go over the final draft and plana brother of M n . Raymond Cobb of activities program sponsored by ning. Back in the days before World unconacioua and battered,^ near 2,200 amplOy'el of the Monsanto Dr. Sawyer Medbury and Mrs. Mrai Helene JesseL Briteeport. Clark and her son. He evidently taking a bath, another getting of Nursing. Norwich State hospital for renovating the clûrch school W est Street CoInmUa, with whom Boy Scouta Btaplorer Post 67 and W ar I, Mrs. Clark, then the wid the Norfolk N avy base. Chemical Oo., Springfield, and lo Medbury attended the Yale- and Mrs. OUv* Barbour, Waahtog- U not in shape to travel. Wa water for cooking, another using Repeats Today and the Newington Home for rooma. be' has m s ^ bis home since a Nathan Hal* Community Center owed Mrs. Goddard, lived in Hart Monday, Nov. 7th at 8:00 p.m. cal 283, bomprlalqg 220 employes young boy, was marrlsd to Miss Brown game in New Hfiven Sat ton, D. C., are vtsltlng at the home ford with her son and three daugh would Uke to send her to Cali the trough for purpose# it te juat Crippled Children. Lt. Ffank Decker of the Nor Asaoclarion proved most success fornia to tee him, but that may the church school officers and folk homicide squad said a aex as of the General Electric company's Natalie Alberta Wilder, daughter urday. While Dr. Medbury is also of their naotber, Mrs. Ernest Per- ters. Roy was of military age aa well not to mention. Some Chicago, Nov. 8—(fPi— Îndian ful, Post' Advisor Albert J. Booth be out of , the power of this teachera met with their regular sault might- poairibly nave brought base works ptent, Providenee, R. of Mr. and Mn. Albert Wilder of Yale man, both he and Mrs. cy- when the war sUrted, and on the of the people throw water on the summer came back for a repeat I „ left the UEW. reported. The high professional agency.” monthly business meeting to make death to blonde Shirley Murray, South Windsor Saturday, Novem Medbury were graduated from Mr. and M ro Laurence Stanley, | game day President Wilson asked road to lay the dust. Nearly aU performance today for mosl of the The Providence vote waa unani caliber o f both Saturday night Ford aaid that he is as thrlUed the roads are of dirt,. though in State Cities their final plana for church daughter o f a salesman here. ber 8. The double ring ceremony Brown’s undergraduate school daughter Carol and son, Norman, i for a declaration against Ger country from the Rocky mountains school pot luck supper on Nov. mous. A spokesman said the took pteoo at 11 son. in St. Francia and so were rooters on that side dancing and Sunday night movies Slinabury, also Mr, and Mra. H e r-; many, Roy enlisted In the Second with the outcome as is Mrs. Tokyo there are paved roads Phyaiclana at DePaul hospital to the Atlantic seaboard. 20th and suggest teachers for the Springfield 'vote .was “ alm'oat un Aaalst qburcb in South Windsor. Saturday. After tbe game they in the Cepter auditorium will moo Oochfane and daughter, Su- | Balloon Corps. He was sent to Clark. Everything along the roads , te cov Vote Today reported, however, that they had The weatem states had rain and High school and upper junior girls. animous.” Many frlanda and ntetlvea from ;k>toed a group o f fellow alumnus be matotained. Refreshments will son. South Coventry, were Sunday | Omaha for training, thence to “ You see,’’ he said, ‘Tetters that ered with thick dust.” foimd no Indlcatlona of rape or cloudy skies while the reet of the The annual 4-H achievement hero attended the wedding and re and after a visit at a friend’s be available both evening*, Franqp. Luckily he escaped harm Mra. Clark has received from her Lt. Gray says no one can figure attempted rape. gueata St the home o f Mr. and Mra. i country had fair and clear weather (Coptiaued Page One) program will be held in tha Tolland Two Iianlaaa Killed la SUrmlah ception which followed at the home twenty o f them went out to prompter from Storrs will give and served in the Army of Occupa son since teat month Indicate that out how the Japanese manage to The child disappeared from George C. Stanley. | Open Thursday Eventog* with temperatures mild for the Grange Hall Saturday, November bride’s boms. The bride wa* at- square dance calls to music from tion Sfter the war. he was in this aecUon looking for Uva imder auch conditions. He Meadowbrook school early yester dinner together. James Bailey, seaman on th* At-1 season. Rain fail along the Wash Celentaho, Rapublican incumbent, 12th. A pot luck supper will be Tehran, Iran, Nov. 8—(ff):— A tendad by Mrs. WlUtam Berkhart Dr. George S. Brookes, Using records Saturday at 7:80 p. m. lantie anchoi^ to New London, 8:80 to 8:00 P. M. Returning home, he tried, but her In 1988." aays the Americana do n6t sat or ington and Oregon coast and thera day afternoon. high government source said to Providing the coming week-end The way the reunion at test was is opposed by Richard C. lAe, served at 6:30 p.m. followed by her Meter, aa mald-of-honor; Miss Making the Most of What W * was a week end guest of Mr. and ' was-unsuccessful in efforts to find •drink anything Japanese. ware ahowera in parts of Nevada, day two Iranian' ooldien rwere Lontta W. Wildar, another sister acUvlUea prove aucceasfui chU- effected did hinge mainly on the Democrat, a one-time reporter who reports o f achievement, presen Have," as the topU. o f Ms sermon Mrs. Harold Oorthell. Other Sun < a job. In the meanwhile hts mother He says the great amount of Utah and southern Idaho. Briggs Preaeata Credentlala killed tn a Mven-hour skhrmiah waa her bridesmaid. Raymond dren’s movies will be shown Satur son’s heart attack. During the ia on leave of absence from hla tation of certificates, and moviea. for morning worship Stmday point day gueata o f the OoFtheUta were had married Mr. Clark, and the filth, from human waste . being New temperature records for the with Russian troops inside the Hin was beat man for bis brother; day mornings within a week or years Goddard had dropped out of post as Yale’s publicity director; Parents and frienda o f 4-H club ed out to hia congregation that lOiarles. Humphreye and Miss The Manchester Trust Co. family had moved to New Jersey. used aa fertilixer, causes a terrific date were reported In eeveral Prague, Chechoslovakia, Nov, 8 Iranian border test Saturday. The uahen were Howard and Richard . Roy decided, as had many bthera, Alfred E. Tong, Socialist; and Clar members are urged to attend. each should “Be Yoursejf." Every two. I Joyce Bowman, Hartford. Manchester, Conneettcat sight, he never happened to check stench, especially In the clUes. citiea yeaterday. They included 75 — (iS)— U. S. Ambaaaador ESIte'. P. Russian attack was reported to Hill and William Berkhart. The to go west. During hla youth be in or reglater with any agency ence B. Carter, People’s party. Girls of the Happy-Go-Lucky one i* given a talent, aome several, M m . FMnk N eff of South Cov Stephen Blrmtogbam o f W il Moat of the bouses, he says at Omaha. Neb., 68 at Green Bay, Briggs, newly appointed to ' bis have been made at 'Baghcheh sara. bride wore a gown o f white brocad fore the war he had “worked his that maintained readily available dub. of which Mrs. EVed Davis but e a ^ has his own job to do and entry was admitted to the Wind liams college U(as at the home of e Member Federal Deposit Inaunuioe OeaperaHoa have straw roofs about a foot Wis., and 86 at Duluth, Minn. The Waterbury — Republican Mayor P n û e post, presented hia creden north of the Caspian aea pert of ed adtln with finger-tip veil. She w ay" across the farm belt and central flIeA Raymond A. Snyder opposes Pat and Mlaa Freda Duell are leaders, is an individual to do it to bis own ham community hospital over the his parents, Mr. and M m . Thomas thick, and constitute a bad fire mercury waa in the 66a and 70s will be in charge of the Countiy tials today to ITeaident Klement Astara. carried white pompoms and roaes. travelling was no novelty. He Then, when he, was recently menace. Openings In the houses rick F. Shea, Democrat, and An ; particular way. He said Benjamin week and. Birmiiigbam on Sunday. was restless, there was no job over most o f the central states. Store. Gottwald. Briggs arrived in the The matd-of-bonor wore a aaa. Michael Keefe, two and one-half taken ill, he regiatered with the are of alidlng panels covered with thony R. Martino, Soclaliat. I'rankUn had inspired hts sermon. Mr; and Mrs. Ernest G. Nelson bandy, . off he started across Mrs. Sarah West of Snipaic Lake country a few days ago to take foe foam satin gown and carried yel years old son of Mr. and Mrs. COn- Veterana* Adminlatratlon. It silk. Though the people arc very Franklin, a fourteenth child of and son. EMward, were guests at eounti^ with the Initial Idea of Bridgeport— Mayor Jasper Mc- section will be hostess to a plastic poet vacated by Ambaaeador Jos low pompons. Mies Wilder wore way Keefe o f Flanders road. South waa tbte illness, and this regiatra- poor silk la cheap. family o f seventeen, only had two the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard seeking work In the Ford factory Hospital Notes Levy, veteran Socialist seeking a demonstration at her home eph E. Jacobs. He was form efly dusty rose satin with similar bou Coventry, was admitted to the tlon that brought about the Paint, on the Whole, te unheard ninth conaecutive term, U facing years o f schooling, bub through his Spear on Sunday. in Michigan. Unemployment was this evening at 8:00 p.m. ambassador to Uruguay. O N LY 16 DAYS quat. The brida, a graduate of same hospital Simday night; h e is “find.” of. Quarters furnished the J. Lawrence O’Toole, Democrat, a own efforts, b e e w e on* of the all be found there, so off he drift Mr. and Mrs. G. Roy Brown have Elteworth Memorial High school la reported progressing sattsfactorliy The Bon baa been Uving recently Americans are described as satia- labor leader who has had the back Here’s Piaehunt again re greatest of a ll. men. Mias Ruth ed to Pass Christian, Mississippi, Patients Today ...... 169 had as recent guests Mr. and ,Mrs. Explode Hand Grenade employed at the Twb Hartford*. from treatment for a aftroptococcus and sventuaUy be went to Oklaho on a small plot o f land where he, factory, the rooms being large Admitted yesterday: Harry Nld- ing of the Democratic state ad- minding y o « that it la alxteen Insurance Companies o t Hartford. Robinson did tbe solo work in the Gorronson of Bristol, Oonn, choir’s anthem, “M y Faith Looks infection. ma etty. His travels took him Uke hia neighbors, raises a bit of well lighted and with good panel rlger. Hartford: Edward White, mlnlatration: Alderman A. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarthy Genoa. Italy, Nov. 8—(F)— Three daya before Thanksgirtng and Mr. Hill, who krent into the service Up to Hiee." First congregational church about two years and during this fruit and some chickens. Ing. 31 Drive G, Silver Lane Homes; Sandula, Republican, Elrederick spent Sunday with their slater, piatol-wavlng youth* Invaded .the time te erder your Hobart o t W orld W ar n during hla senior Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thayer choir hoS'donated $25 toward tbe time he oorreqwnded rSârty ‘T wonder what he’a like,” said Lt. Gray, a veteran of World Donna Rae Baraw, 54 lyrklna Blvcher. People’s party, and Ger Mrs. Albert Peterson and family Spanish consulate here today, ex. Farm Fresh Coaaectlent Tur year at Windham High school, is spent the week-end with ratettvee churefit fund for building, repairs, with bis mother. Mrs, Clark. 'I t ’s a long time War 2, expects his wife, the for street; Frederick Minlcuccl, 26 ald A. Fitzgerald, United Citizens. at Unionville. plodcd a hand grenade and a key. BOW attending Connecticut Tech HU L etten Step from 22 to 53 years of age. Tm mer Miss Marcia Fisher of Wi- Oak' street; Donald Simmons, 39 Norwalk — Socialist Mayor Ir- The Ladies’ Aid Society of the “molotov cocktail” (home-made nical school in Hartford studying to South Bratotree, Mae*. «tb* ' ... But tn 1922 his tetters suddenly an old la4y o f 75, and I would Uk* diita, Kansas, to join him in Japan Pioneer circle; Mis* Doris Tryon, •ving C. Freese, whose wife is May gasoline bomb) and fled. Damage And If you want a “ pre ‘air-conditioning and refrigeration. Judge Clayton E. Hunt and Mrs. Mr. and M n . Rldiard C. Snow Tolland Federated church will hold and Mrs. Eugene W. Conner, all of stopped. to aM him.” by January. He went to Japan Glastonbury; Mrs. Muriel Hall, or McLevy’a niece* te opposed by their monthly business meeting waa slight and no one was hurt. view” of these famous HO When the couple return from an Hunt spent the week-end with Mrs. AU rm ed,). Mrs. GUrk tried many Mayba that too, will turn out teal September and ia scheduled Rock'viUe; Misa Marjorie Wiles, Kormer C w g. Leroy D. Downs, BART TURKEYS, why not unannounced wedding trip they Hunt’s niece and her husband, Mr. Coventry attended Fourth District, Even the pnee tag is asking: and Mrs. Warren Feustal of Stam A L meeting Sunday afternoon in ways to reach her son, but with to be poaalble. to remain there for two and a half 29 Cornell atreet; Mrs. Susan Democrat; H. Wesley Gorham, Re go to the turkey supper the 'Wilt live with Mr. and Mrs. Cobb. BO resu lt “We at the Veterana Center years, aa communications officer Lanz, Rockville; Joan McGregor, publican.' and Joaeph MacKay, So Chatlss Bell, 72. died at Wind ford. Danielson. Mr*. Francis W. Per* Bvery poastbte Identification would Uke to see the mlaalon com of the Air Force Agency. He was 29 Chestnut street; Mrs. Eaiza- cialist Labor. ladies of the 2nd C ^ r e g a - ham Community Memorial Hos Postmaster Leote Beck has re- kiss, Jocal unit president of Mans field COnUr, Mrs. Snow and Mrs. agency, state official and welfare pleted,” saya Director Ford, married in St. Peter’s Episcopal ' both Modean, South Coventry; Greenwich — First Selectman tional Church are holding pital'Sunday morning. Mr. Bell, tuned from Chicago where she at organisation was resorted to by Raymond L. Pender on Saturday has bMn a great satisfaction that church, Hebron, teat August. Mrs. Katherine Long, Rockville; Wilbur M. Peck. Republican, in Friday night. TIdtets for who lived alone to a cottage on tended the National Convention of bsr la the following years in an we have been able to bring this Alfred Goldstein, 17 year old Mra. Rose CaaserinI, 239 Spruce "Come, Come, Com*, to the WSCT ‘M erry M art!’ Eugene Henneesy’s property, cam* Poatmastefa attended the A L president's parley effort to find trace of her son. office since 1938, faces John F. adulta will be $1.50, for family together." son of Mr. end Mra. Morris Gold atreet; Mra. Ruth Vogel, Efiling- Sullivan,'- tteinocrat. In which everyone haa had a big i>art. to Columbia about 20 yea n ago. Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Wood df to Hartford. Isn't it time you Although ahe never gave up stein ' of Paradise Farm, Hebron- ' All sorts of things that appeal to the heart; children only 75c. Take the During the intervening years he Sprtogfleld spent the week-end Ladies’ Association will continue ton. Westport -T* First Selectman A l hope that he was alive, mounting Amston' road, has won for the Admitted today: William To take home wUl probably require a cart.’’ family . . . you will eajoy has worked aa a general hiandy- vrith their daughter and son-in- quilting and sewing in the dlaeouragement In her efforts to third year, first place in Class C. bert T. Scully, ,a Democrat who man for many families in the area. ment ' of First Congregational Adamson, 366 Oakland street; haa held the office three times in Robart Farm Fresh Conn. law Mr. and Mrs. George Yule. locate hhn finally convinced her 25th annual Connecticut 4-H egg H i* former home waa in Hagers Mr. and Mrs. James Grimm of church during all-day aesrion Wed About Town Carol Ann and Dorothy Thomas, the past seven years,' is being op Turkey at its best for these that her son must be dead. laying contest. One other year town,' N. J. He haa one aon, Bridgeport were weekend guests nesday, Nov. 9, for their annual af 8o the story has stood through 26 Drive O, Silver leme Homes; posed hy W. O arke Grossman. Re he won second place. He re ladies are famous for de Harold Bell of Johneon jCity, Tenn ternoon and evening Cbristmaa the years. The three dau^ters Douglas Mahon, 62. Florence publican *wnd incumbent' second of her parents. Town Clerk and S t Mary's Guild wUl meet ceived $20 and a blue rosette at street; Mary Ellen Jeffries, 20 A n n u al Ba z a a r licious suppers./ and a grandson. Mrs. Hubert P. OOUins. sale and supper December 5. to a Packard ? grew up and married. Finally left selectman. A very pleasant afternoon was St. Mary’s CYO w ill meet to alone, Mra CIhrk, who with her Thursday In the Guild room. Mem the ' Connecticut Farmers’ Coop Newman street. i bers will bring their own box N ew Canaan ^ First Selectman enjoyed Fridaj) when 21 Girl hnaband bad once temporarily erative Auction Aaaoclation, held Discharged yesterday: Frank Call Mrs. Nelson Smith, Held la Eztortten Case night at 7:30 in the church hall for lunches and the hostesses, Mrs. Clarence E, Costakes, Republican, Scouta, froto Mansfield Training lived In Coventry, came back to in Etast Hertford. EM Cl antis, 202 Porter street; Mrs. Is challenged by Mra. Dorothy C. or any of the committee for this section and secured quarters Max Kasulkl and Mrs. Robert Dou- His parents and quite a number Agatha Kuzis, 395 North Main School Tt-oopa 1 and 2, and their gan, will serve dessert tea and Burnham, Democrat. long a leader South Methodist Church tickets. leadera,. Mrs. Carol Buachner, Washington, Nov. 8.—(87—The. In the Johnson block. of others were present at the street: William Powers, Jr., 184 FBI arrested a former .Army air coffee. Work will be on artlolee in the town’s ' League of Women Mrti. Bradford Scott and Mias Vets’ Borean Takes Over meeting and banquet. Alfred' Middle turnpike, east; Mias Syl'via VoteiB. Mrs. Peari Peterson, back la craft inspector lost night on Then, aha said, ahe started to for the Christmas sale of the haa a flock of 200 black croaa hens, Edwards, 260 School street; Mlaa the office at Plnehnrst, folly llary Zeidzny were guests of the Guild, Thursday, December 1, at THURSDAY, NOV. 10 charges of sending a $200,000 ex read In The Herald about the fine with an egg laying average of Doris T ôn , Glastonbury; - Mrs. recovered from her recent III- the church. Bridgeport Veto Heavy ______* tortion letter to an official o f tho work being done here by the Vet 298.86 per hen for the past year. Florence Smith, 198 Middle turn 1:30 P .M . • aess, waate me to remind yon FalrchUd Aircraft Corp- it idenri'. erans’ Service Center under Di He la a freahman at the Univer pike, east; Stephen Hummel, 54 Bridgeport, Nov. 8—(.(P) — The that the store Is Group A of Center church wom Blouaes- fled tha arrested man aa Joseph rector Walter Ford. That gave sity of Connecticut, Agricultural MlckUe turnpike, east . heaviest forenoon vote In a city R. Roth, 40, o f Waahtogton, and her an idea. Her son was a vet en, Mrs. William Steiner, leader, Afternoon Tea!—^Turkey Dinner at 6, fl.SO & 7 ^ Open All Day on Dept., and leader of the “Spark Discharged today: Mary Ellen election in 10 years was cast in said he apparently harbored some eran. It was a very blind hope for will meet tomorrow evening at les.” 4-H aub. Jeffries, 20 NeWman' street; Mrs. Bridgeport today as elector* 'Went Yard Each the' church. Ail members are in resentment against the firm. Veerlebrl ahe bad tried other veterans’ ’ihe Married Couplea Grou^ will Anna Hayden, 35 Eari street; to the polls to decide whether Nursery for Children— Auction in Evening r Wednesday agencies before, but one day last vited and urged to attend. A meet Friday evening at the home' Mayor McLevy will get a ninth dress rehearsal of the entertain Harry Huggard, 58 Princeton September she stopped In at the of Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley K. Ny- street; Mra. Elizabeth Hyde, 57 successive term In City hall dr be Baby Clothes, Dolls, Toys. Ham-est Foods and Baked Peju44hiak* that the mothers Center and told Ford her story. ment, “Aunt Abigail’a Picture Al gren. They will be assisted In the Foster street; Ward Dougan, 231 auceeeded by J. Lawrence O’Toole. Goods; Candy. Peanuts, Aprons. Christmas Candles, with cMMrek wlH like to buy Dancing This was the try , events quickly bum,” will take place at this program by Mr. and Mrs. George Democrat, or Alderman A. Eklward tb* Auot Jemima Bag Doll meeting. This will be the high School street; Mrs. Katherine Pel- Fancy Work: Whits Elephant Booth, Grab-Bag. were to prove, tlult “ lit up the A. Hines. The topic will be,, “ la Sandula, Republlean. A t 11 a. m. family at Plnehunit Instead of board." light o f an entertainment the ski and daughter, Rockville; ^Pois; Pans Father Doing As Much As He Elmer Boyle, 7t> Essex street a total o f 16,000 had voted in 22 sending.46 the factory. W e have She bold Ford o f her dlscourag- group w ill’give in Woodruff hall Ought?” prertneta from an estimated regia- of Center church, Wednesday eve Birth yesterday: A aoo to Mr. Anat'JemInu, Uncle Nooe-aad lag attempts to locate her son, of A fine audience waa reported at tration of 74,(100. ning, December 16. and Mrs. Clifford Rautenberg, 127 M aaa and Wade. A fresh sup the replies she had received to her the show by Gene LaVerne and hia ply o f Aant Jemima’s Pancake inquiries, of the blank wall of “no Wildcats, at the school auditorium Hemlock atreet / The son born November 1, to Mr. floor and plenty of Vermont information” that for 27 years had last Friday evening, and about $50 Bfald Syrup to go with It, been the end of every ^ o r t. and Mrs. Albert Harrison, Jr„ of Was realized after $15 waa paid for Two Sentonoed to Death Myrtle street, has been named Jef ' Faced ^ t h what appeared a for use o f the auditorium and' atate frey Peter. CIIKVMI.IOK lorn ho^, Ford nevertheless tax. The show waa sponsored by Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 8—OH—^ WEDNESDAY the local P.T.A. and proceeds 'will Polish Appeal court sentenced r k h a h thought be would’ give the problem Raymond Mercer, Miss Emma PINEHURST MEAT K » BABY „ a try. be used for school benefit in some two wartime Nasi officials to death Kingbaum and Fred Baker a t way. ’the turkey dinner served DEPARTMENT WILL Uera's m sea- On September 9 he addressed a tended the dinner of the Quarter yesterday after finding them guilty Hereby welcome neuu for owneri of Plymouth^ Dodge, tetter to Washington, to the Army last Thursday .evening to the of murdering thousands of Poles FEATURE _ . voctibla pisM o t Century Club of the Hartford Oaa school boards of eight towns, au- ■way practical ossa. Prisiarity a 'Dmes, a military publication, ask Company last evening at the and Jews during the German occu Chrysler and De,Soto cars-—another Brown-Bemtpre ing for advice as to how he might Mrviaora and other educational pation o f Potend. The tw o sen f a n c y ’ iraisisB set to* itleotiie fsediag Hartford Qub. Ay three are eaders, netted about $27, to go proceed to aid Mrs. Clark. tenced 'were Former SS Com among 72 persons with the Gas into the hot llmch fund. peoir eee, k cas 6ns ha oead a* a ' The reply aeemed too easy. Ar company who have been employed The Hebron Women's Club met mander Richard . Hlldebrant and U-chair. O w ir tacks iasiaatiy hi my Times said simply have' Mrs. the former German police chief at FOWL by that company for over 26 for its November meeting, with OVERHAUL place M aahta. whose DELIVERED HERE: You can buy a new Clark write to the Veterans’ Ad years. Mrs. William J.amea Johnston of Bydgoasca. 5 Lb. ministration Central Office in 135-HP Packard Eight, 6-pasMfiger aub Burrows Hi^ Mrs. Albert B. Bil- HERE’S W H AT YOU GET; Average Lb. Washington laying the'facta before Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Baker lard and Mrs. Alphonse W right aa- 47 Bfcro TTpluiiW Denlfea 45c Sedan, for only them. have moved from 380 East Center riatlng as hostesses, and with Mrs. NE W PISTON RINGS Had Tried It Before street to their new home at 48 Edward A. Smith as leader. Mem Manila, Nov. 8 — OH — "nia NEW BEARINGS And tho p ric o tag sums h up: * “ But," said'Mra. Clark, "I have L'vndale street, which waa bulH by bers answered the roll call with Manila ^ d Cross tonight announc NEW WRIST PINS ’ : , PORK ROAST Your fomily w ill exdflim: “It’a ao tried the VA before." Mr. Baker and hla son, Fred Jr. riddles and each one was called ed 47 more deaths in the Cfct. 31 NEW GASKETS ^ gsnth riding . . . so icstfuUy fiUntV* “Here’s • Packard Eight at its This 'time though, something Fresh Rib i| C _ upon to do aome stunt. Mrs. Carl typhoon which swept the central Oful local Uxtt, if aay, mU wbito HdowaUt clicked. Anderson-Shea AuxlUary" will Lankof was presented a handsome Philippines, bringing the total ALIGN RODS Cuts Lb. H 9 C predsion-built best. . . for less then Tbat’a the famed Limousine Ride! ($211, oxtrm. fric o s may vary cligbtty ta adfoiaims The Tetter was sent. Then came hold a pot-luck aupper Thurtday, liold ^ n and earringa by the pres dead and mlaaing to 779. PISTON EXPANDERS an indication that something’ was Nov. 10, at 6 p.m. A ll post and ident. Mrs. W alter E. W right GRIND VALVES RATH’S ' Your tochnieol friondt w ill advise: you’d pay fo r some of today's sixes! areas bacaasa a t tn ^ ^ r la lio m ckargat, afoot. Washington replied that .auxiliary members are invited. Mrs. Lankof waa club president for RESEAT BLOCK “ Better look into die fine points of So why wait?” ‘.*v‘ Mrs. Clark’s letter, had been for Donations of food must be in no the past two yean. 5 QUARTS HAVOLINE OIL OAS ECONOMY RIPORf on die osw 135-HP warded to the VA San Diego office, later than 5:30 p.qi. Ttauraday. 'Until further notice the out-go DAISY The ld i -4 •mi"Ptar‘ Packard ’Free-breathing’ engine Packard Eight with ovcrdrive.t Basod on lids. Ford said, gave him his first ing mail Saturday afternoons at MOTOR TUNE-UP ASK 7HI MAN WHO OWNS ONI "Uft.” He was sure that there The Women’s Home League of Hebron post office will leave at HAMS j^k the"is at- - design. What it does with gasoline reports from more than 1,000 ownesri must now be some record of Mra the Salvation Army will meet to 2:25 Instead of an hour later. The HERE’S WHAT YOU PAY; * •o a pMcdcal table soi for dw •oaa Miu* puecimei be owmig* Clark’s hon. morrow afternoon at two o'clock in-ooming mall Satimlay evenings child aa It oaa be osed is terrific!” MB MUON MMorma cacm swuoa win also be an hour earlier. The Steaks ent from e w V. S. sithor ■* a diBoet labta or Ear piaw Then it happened: at the citadel. Mrs. Emma Tag See the economy report at right! Hears Her Son’s Voice gart will be hoateas.' morning malls will remain al be- $75.00 ' feed quality beet atq gvamn Guard rail coa be f saspeeil io* Mra. -Oark bad retired one night fore. _ teed tender. •Mody. TaMc ate* •*■ The 1950 Eighth graders at Hebron Ele Feel free to use our P A Y AS YOU DRIVE plau Packard ow nort will remind you: I p * last month when, about 10 o’clock The combined Catholic Mothers .By So* Buniett bt ased at a ceavaa I 8 8 » her telephone rang.-It was a call Circles of Manchester will hold mentary school have elected clasa This trio o t one yard blouses te iMt‘Vhaif'* for owikar officers as follows: President, u h S t n u r PURE LARD, Lb. 15e “There’s never been a better car for l t t » frpm CaUfornla, and It was from their annual banquet tomorrow 4 ao simple to sew—you’ll need a whaa faadiag the USB evening at 6:30 in St. James's halU SaUy Scranton; ■vice president, By Mre. Aaae Oobot chUd. Srieciad Nonh- lastingly trouble-free operation.” her son. For the first time since he RuUi Johnson; secretary, Lillian 1 Pie Squash or o f fabric for each style in the I6 K .wee 72, M ra d a rk heard his yoioe. The gueat speaker will be Dr. Mary smaller elsea Trimmed with gay Em brrider. theae froiUesome ero Hard Maple sad I 8 « Halloran of S t .Joseph’s College. Miner; treasurer, Patty Shorey. Faa: Of all the Packards built, *T was ao atnnned and surprised American Education Week te be- The BLUE CROSS Pumpkin, 2 cans 23c gay button* and narrow ruffling, poU and pans to outline and Lasy •tardy caaitrectiea I couldn’t talk. Telephoning from they'll be a welcome addition to Daisy stUebea and Mtobow-brigbt give year* of seiitfae .in the last 50 yean, over 50% arc tOprienel aS mad oraSa i The Lucy Spencer group w ill your fall suit colors on kitchen towels and see Packaid CUlfornia ia axpenalve, and before offers a budget plan torreeevics. I.eould gather my thoughta, my meet tomorrow arternoon at tw6 Shop at Pinefaurst b 1 Pattern No. 8530 is a saw-rite how much fun it - te to dry the still in service! isi-H* iioHT is a ie supm iw -np cuhom sen aqid goodbye.' o’clock at the Second Congrega Exterior and Interior which iias the full en^ perforated pattern for slaes 12, 14, dishes! A merry addition to kitch In a moment, Mra. d a rk was tional church. Members are re day Wednesday from 16. 18. 20; 40 and 42. Sise 14, 1 en linens and tbe tUtohea are easy Cgantic. minded 'to bring in aprons and yard of 30-incb for each style. enough for a beginnero “first". Cam# in far Hia story nf PACKARD ///KemrrsasnaJ2eda^-1btm toa* ward In nutomoHc, ws-ehW laniwll other articles for the group’s booth dfirsement o f the Man ' R m hadn’t even asked where her 8 until 6. For this pattern, send 26 cents. Pattern No. 5044 constat* of •on waat She reelly didn't know at .the annual fair which opens at PAINTING chester Memorial Hos- In coins, your name, addreaa, rise hot'lron.traaafer tor 4 derigna, KEMP’S the church Friday afternoon at mere ebout him than aba ever ALSO 'Gslred, and tb* Pattern Number each measuring 6% by 7% toa. eaeept that now she was cer- two o’clock. This group i# also o Sue Burnett (The Manchester Stitch lIlustMtioo*, material re- iBcorporatsd etrvlng the turkey dinner Friday pItaL The BLUE 1','nnlng Herald) 1150 Ava. Ameri BRUNNER'S INCORPORATED ha was ahve. gening, beginning at five o’clock. qutromenta and ambroidartog di- CROSS DIRECT EN- New York 19, N. T. rocUoBa. *T gMes It was after midnight," Mra. b y d a n Griswold or Mrs. Wal PAPER Bead 20c to cotoa. your name, Bflby-LsBd 358 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER d aifc laealto, “ that I got my tec* Jone* wUl rm:cive arUcles, Send 25 cents today for' tbe ROLLMENT PRO new Fall and iVinter PaabioD. 64 qddreas and the Pattern Number ihta together aufflcf Wedneeday afternoon, 2 to 3: A try to trace that. HANGING pages of smart new styles, aperial to Anne Cabot (The Manchester 79.1 Main Street Thureday, 7 to 8 and Friday at GRAM continaes until ^ ' ■iB gat hi toiKh with 1:80. Mra. Frapk Vtttner will alao features. Free pattern printed in Evening Herald), 1160 Ave. Atorr- hMSiia n dw aga, end tiidd them side th* book. ica. New York 19, N. Y. i' be on hand at the teat named 11ioinas„. McKinney November 15th. ’ M r auMan fortune. The two hoqrs to receive goods for the iiBBteca oa duty told her th ^ Phone 2-QI06 "White Elephant” table. ' 1 -> I •< N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANClteSTER, CON^./TinKDAY, NOVEMHIR 8, 1M9 MANCHE&'ITIR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1949 PAOB ...... , 1) 11. ■ n i l . $445,000 in Xmas Checks Federal Debt film Cutie F i u ^ P la n s Doctors ChurchHolds' Q u B Dr. Mortimer Ib ^ rty , 5448. Share Is Huge For Ceremonies 4nd Dr. John F rm i^ o , tel.' Annual Meet i ' i AP re tr ie s To Be Distributed Here 2-1016, 4r* the vkyMaans of to* Dame Enjoys Wide Margin in Manchester Medical Asiosdatlen Deficit Ckivernment Has Service Orgahlsarions to who will respond to emergstwy Principal Discussion Is Select “Tile Christmas Cub checks totaling‘ was the fact that many large catti tomorrow aftemoqi). «n« a. m,!.. t K .“ “ S ”; Run Up Will Cost Lay Wreaths on Armis* On Site for Future Expect Many | Cornell Tops I H E ' By Irish Receive 137 of' the Year”? Monday. November 28 It was re the greatest figure ever, Mr. State 91 Millions tice p ay House of Worslup State Semi-Pro Boxing' Wants NominationB ported by Thomas Clarice, secre Clarke said. EARL W. Player Deals: ’The Christmas Club ha* been a Ousted Union Milton Hansen, of Strong street, In Statistics tary of the Savings Bank of Man Hartford, Nov. 8—The Connecti M att Mers, secretary of the chester. Mr. a ark e said • that feature at the bank for more than Permanent Armistice Day com was elected moderator of the ah- MaSXALD YOST Of 163 Votes (Cast i|u d iM t« r Klwuto Club la thirty years. ^ ^ . cut State ChamMr of Commerce System Nation’s Model more than seven thousand mem mittee. announced this moVhlng misl budget meeting 'of the Second Sports Editor American League Qubs! t l S S S l ila 1M9 M(Ui of tha Year, bers will receive checks. Last . year also marked toe today revealed that Connecticut’s Facing Slash Unbeaten Big Red Has It iraa announced today by Attor^ that one representative of each Congregational church, last night. ANGLE- nay John D. MBaUo. chairman of The new Christmas Club will gnatest numb?*'™*™*^r*^“ * : share of toe, cost of meeting the service organixation in town will An UndCT dO-Player j Army, Oklahoma, Call- start Tuesday, Nov, 20. Club has ever had since iU incep- 5^^ hUllon-dollsr Ped- The budget as prepared by the fi Big Advantages in Bowling the commltta* choaan to be delegated to attend the exer 0 f l 0 7 , 0 0 0 Commissioner Malkan Oaudlno cmtatMuPng___ _ 1 can bold up like it has in toe past, thia yaar’a outatandlnf local citl' A feature of the club this year ' *'®n- eral deficit for toe fiscal year end cises at the Memorial hospital next » . r, nance committee, was presented Signs -Contraet Ivy Loop Competition Lindt on Reserve lisU fomia, Michigan and Feek Many Promising ; "Ous Gaudino of Manchester i game at ’Triifi- aen for the awart. t*at year ing June 30, 1950. udll be 391,850,- Friday for to* purpose of laying by its chairman, Calvin Brown of I ty.” Cornell Follow io Gharlea W. Holman waa honored. 000 "plus interest for an indefinite toe wreath at toe monument. A (CeatkeasS (row rag* Oee) Green Road, and was accepted. played'an outstanding game for i On tore* previous occasions, Chicago, Nov. Sr-— ground breaking ceremonies for was an Increase in the ssltry of Hartford, Nov. 8—(iR—Although cut told member* of the Connecti dletown have whipped Trinity for I Dams It dominating the eotleg* inatlona muat be In by November the Connecticut Chamber of Com the new 3800,000 wing to be added yet available. to* Ivy Lsagus football achedule cut Sportswrlters’ Alliance yester more spots open on their current >1 and ahonld :1>b a ^ t to,the efom- Burt (Barney) Shotton, who merce and president of the Russell Developments have followed the minister, Rev. Lelsnd Q. Hqnl. hia predeesasors did the spade Saturday. the last nine years. Bee Lsagos footbaU picture tola year as few led Brooklyn to a pennant but to the hospiUl will take place dur which was voted at last night’s Lefty James’ Oornell eleven la day at Middletown. Ths game Saturday wUl be a reserve lists.. * mittee chairman, Mwutocturmg Company, Middle- ing the. ceremonies. thick and' fast since the national meeting. work, State Athletic (Rimmiselon- "Gaudino has shown great prom- The jtmior ctrculT reaerv* roster, teams have done in th* past Othera on toe oommlttee are Action Taken in Area lost toe World Series to toe town, leleamd after a study of CIO last week at its . Cleveland far ahead of the remalnbrn teama toaa up. Weslsyan, losers of three (9) er Samuel H. Malkan'feels that la* at times. This season we have ___ Hie resourceful Fighting Irish, The announcement also Included Articles 4. and 5 in the call for games, haa svetytoing to gain and released today from toe office of Brown ...... • • . . 94 91—185 ! Charlea Burr, Jot Elder, Dr, Ray New York Yankees last sea ; President Truman's mid-year re- convention kicked the UB out for In total offense with a 403.0 aver been uelng blm ss out defensive making mincemeat ot .a man-sicsd Jotm Olson* Elinsr Wcowi Under Present Law son. waa reappointed manager ; view of the 1950 budget made pub plans to hold the exercises in the toe meeting, notices of w^ch fveie Oennsctlcut's system of semi-pro age per game. Dartmouth la sec nothing to loss. Trinity, on to* League President Will Harridge, Breen ...... a . . . ..106 92 . _ ^ 1 9 8 j showing left wing tendencies. An- mailed to.the members, with re left halfback. He rssUy carried other hand, has sverytolng to loss. enumerated 298 players on tab for ■cheduls, held toe No. 1 position and RuaaeU Rotterton. of toe Dodgers today. lic November 1. American Legion Home bn Leon ond wito 838.2, followed by Prince Olsen .... . a .121 130 88 -824 Listed by Director ard street in case of Inclement noimcement of toe new CIO gard to placing s mortgage on the boxing is a model for the nation. to* ball when we n v e him a Tickets are as scarce aa three dol the 1950 season. Of tost number, for toe fifth straight week today No terms were announced { ' Budget Share union, to attract right vringers ton, Brown and Yale. , LaChappcle * * •.103 111 ------213 Dapper Sammy, who would feel chance Saturday," (Ariaty added. 121 are pitchera. — in toe Associated Press nationwide Weather. parsonage, and authorisation fur Oomsll haa made 29 touch lar bills. Johnson . * • * a. 98 9eating. The scoring figures go The Yankees plan to take 14 for adjustments ’They include "You’re trying to i«e this court He Is followed by Clayton, Bill Girati* ... aaa , .. 93 108 106—306 Lujack’s buggywhlp arm, enjoyed an all-powerful central govem- three great-grandchildren, ah of He pomted out that Comiecti- | for using _ „government ______subsidies_ to ^ sustained in a fall doira the stairs MyîMay graduate naturally and tiers of last year’s Manchester’s *n Roberta of Dartmouth and Francis small score. If Wesleyan wins, only. as high aa 59 and Trln pitchers, four catchers, 10 infield toe fair net operating income ad to settle a fight within toe union. - Stand Taken Mahoney . e a a -..107 109 96—312 such mass national acclaim. m ant In a nutshell, It is the Manchester. cut’s share in the Federal tax-take provide '’ipwer retail "price*''for St her home in Baltic. The acci aesUy from the amateur to P*«f**- m u ,, B^rtem Profeeslonal Bagnell of Penn, in tost order. hope it wUl be by a small score, drubbed Mlddlebury 69 to IS and ers and 11 outfielders to training justment provision issued in May . . .1 think the last thing in your Sullivan ... .. 83 103 120—811 AU toe shuffling la toe weekly “statlam” charges which toe Re to comply with a' new requirement Funeral services will bs held i* more than toree times toe total; milk and milk products.. .Former dent occurred early Thursday slonal rank* if he baa toe abUlty. Leagug, Elmore 0>lUns Defensively, Penn heads the list, too,” Jesses told toe scribes. then followed* up by gburying camp next March 1. publicans have raised against toe from the Holmes Funeral Home, mind ia to protect to b money. (Csetisued froot rsgs.Oea) Norm DanieU, toe fine Wesley standings occurred in the lower in the present Rent Act. ' From amoimt of ^ t e and local taxes | Tucker corporation engineer testl- You want to fremse thia local in . be back in to* local lineup having permitted 224.3 yard* ever- Worcester Poly. 62 to 0. Prior to Cleveland haa a 15-pitch*r con 60S 533 564 1600 division as the top five teams held a£>l_oinlstration. 400 Main street, Thursday after collected in Ck>nnectlcut in 1948 for ! flea in Federal court in Chicago age per game. Dartmouth is m c- an coach, said in reference to Sat the Trin-Worcester game, students tingent, including 22-game winner 1 the issuance date of that adjust »>y Die , toe present situation. 1 Acheson left by plane for to* Rig firm. Dulles has had toe active back ment provision through October, noon at two o’clock. Rev. James the support of all of iU local and i that car with aU* features promb. e« ^ ^ o n * (to * t’f probably what »«•*" tola season. OoUin*. toe plnt- Mid with 248.8 and Brown toll'd urday’s game, "Trinity has a good from the Bey State college paint Bob Lemon, as well as toree catch ing of Oovemor Dewey, who lost R. Bell, minister of toe (tourch of ; Three western foreign ministers' ed various buildings on toe Trin Oouatry Club Cbmell moved from seventh to a total of T96 petitions were filed county governments, school ^^s-1 ^ m corporation’s publicity was b pwtor of toe XlUt- M etoX ' MaUm feel* la to* most Import- sised aet-sbot ace, who ia better with 244.7. Brown haa yielded but line and a good set of backs. They ers, 12 infielders and nine outfield sixth on a etrengtot of a ^ 7 out to Mr. Truman in the 1M8 toe Nazsrene, will officiate and terns and .State Government ItMlf toe i Part*. Both he and aatv as virtual matchmaker for known aa Tse, penned s contract seven touchdown* In league play to beat a good Amherst team last ity campus. Soon after toe game ers. Boyals (9) prudential race. HU strength U under it of which 651 were pro ’■dream’..\ Seven-state Vcaich "for! wife arose early ihin ' ‘*** State department declared it Htlroold ...... 104 106—210 triumph over Syracuse. Rica, cessed and IM granted. ’The peti burial ’Will be in toe family lot in combined. tola tfivUlon with compltte super-1 with Nsasifrs after a recent prac- head toe loop. Saturday.” started, Trln students echoed The Athletics Ust- 18 infielders, pilncipMly upstate, whereas Leh toe Bucjtiand cemetery. Mr. Williams cited as "shocking was merely a social call. - "Wesleyan Is up for Saturday’s serosa the field at toe visiting Lambeck ...... 38 96 93—277 climbing from *l|^to, sueeasded tions granted represented 565 K l d * * \ r e V * ' ‘'S ^ .“ -'’wh\^n i — g f^‘wê:^.y"’S"ôte oJ. Cold War In Suspense vlaorx charge over bH contestants. I tic*. Naariffs wlU replace toe 13, pitebera, three catchers and to toe No. 7 spot after humbling man’S stronghold U New York The funeral home wdU be open facta in the Federal Government's Veteran fight autooritleB and of-1 Guards to* to* Silk Town entry in game. Traditionally, it la always stands, "You paint. We shellac.” nine .outfielders. Among toe 11 in Lankei ...... I l l —i l l .fSty. . Both men say they wiU rental units. ’The increase aver current fiscal picture which cry Springfield. Mgsa., police noSfy ------' 1 7 “^ " Then for about three hdiirs, the And Trln did precisely that. Hayden .••*••• 96 96 Aricantaa 14-0. aged 34.65 per month per unit, or Wednesday afternoon from four state poUce she has been found in ,S**®** Pontiac’s basketball team I v N. 6*)pta can’t praise the system too I the E. L. this season, a good game to watch. If our line fielders on toe White Sox roster is win. o’clock until funeral time. out for toe earnest consideration of east-west cold war went into a Obedience Club perennial shortstop Luke Appling Hackney ...... 88 97 —186 As a demonstration of Ketr* Observers predicted that 5,500,- an 'average increase of 8.2 per Connecticut’s delegates in Con Hartford. wUl hold a practice session tontaht • ” state of suspension. Under a nraeh. Lirtsn to on* of our best in I oblUns, a former member of Chanda ...... 101 121 136—358 Dame’s influence, Michigan State cent. U. S. cruiser Columbus runs , up 1 **®*» 7 to 8. ‘ of OonneeUcut who has been a yet- ooach CSalr Bss’a Long Island Uni- i w'ho some intimates jokingly insist ' 00 of the 6,300,000 eUgible voters gress” the following points: heroic-size oil painting of Gen Meets Tonight ; invented baaebsll wito Abner Wilkie ...... 87 106 98—291 climbed from tenth to eighth Just ' would go to the polls. ’The elec- During the same seven month 1. The 43 >4 blUion-doIbr Fed BritbhItb h royal roval standard atunriarri •„.,iand puts on ‘ All players and any new candidates *** **“*on funds—for current ex- eralissimo Stalin, toe envoys ■ of eKUB fight manager *«8 tr^ " * ' v**aity Blsckbirda, Joined toe lo- because U gave to* Irish a goei tien for mayor in New York City, three-hotir show of Navy 'pomp are asked to report on U i^ r ' ®*Dy-but put the bulk of most of toe American and western feir SB years and preferred hi* iden-1 Christmas night and was Doubleday. period—April 1 through October— Start Campaign eral spending program authorized ____ i the treasuries in escrow. Further Hart and Nomellini (Riicago also has 14 pitchers, Total ...... 475 642 529 1528 scrap, losizig S4-21. where a hot three-cornered race the Hartford Rental Office handled by Congress for the fiscal year and hospitality for King George European nations which have re tlty b* wlthbsld: I immsdlatsly a asnaation. The Ns- The Mancheeter Obedience Th* last two places in ths top took place, and Albany, Bingham VI at Portsmouth, England ... Thirteen applicants presented decide who jected Communism chatted brief The figbt gams today has I gro star threw In 25 points against three catchers and nine outfielders. Top-nigMs (4) 1,382 complaints from tenants. In 1950 not only ia the largest peace gets toe money—the UE or the Training (Rub, organised by Tm 1 St. Louis has accumulated 12 pitch- McKee ...... 127 125 112—364 ten were filled by newoonen ton, wiffalo, Syracuse and Utica 617 cases, where 'violations were To Block Shifting time spending budget in the na Coast Guard motor lifeboat re themselves for examinations for ly with Visbinsky and with Soviet thing but fighters. It 1 « wealthy I u,# American Lsagua Hartford Bantly Vid Jab* Whit*. w1U hold Minnesota and 'Virginia as Baylor were eSpecM to contribute to toe moves last crew members from automobile drivers’ licenses at Po new CIO group. Ambassador Alexander A Pan- hacksts, vldso, radio, fin* arenas 1 Hurricanes In his debut and con- Top Pro Draft Choices lers, two catchers, 12 Infielders (Rispman...... 104 86 114—304 discovered, compliance was ob tion’s hbtory but contains ’‘many Supreme Court Jiutice Jesae E. its regular class tonight at seven I and seven outfielders. The Browmt DeM artln...... 64 91 114—289 and Southern Metoodlat w*M surge voters to toe ballot boxes. tained. There were 125 over Defense Plants new projects which commit the apparently doomed freighter An- lice Headquarters today. Motor! yushkln. and excellent supervision—but also tinued his great playing aa to* zea- o’clock at toe YMCA. shoved below. • In to* New York City contest, Vehicle Inspectora Nicholas Ashe i Kingsley em phasize what use The ambassadors included Brit haven’t done toeir usual otf-sea- E. Anderson ....108 119 96—323 charge cases in which landlords Government to ever-increasing dalucia off Seattle coast... Erick tbs grsatsst shortage of pro tu en t „ „ progreiieed. Tee finished up The membership includes toe s o n selling yet, but claim ManneUa ...... 1 1 0 106 102—318 Minnesota walloped Iowa, 66.7, WlUiam O’Dwyer, toe Democratic were required to pay 311,377 in re outlays in toe years ahead.” Rios Bridoux faces flmVuVl aueT isve'toe exam' | ***«1« of the funds by say ain’s Sir Oliver Franks,. Henri Pee seen In a quarter of a century. I u, ui« boat per game acoring av- Golden Retriever “UtUe HiU Wll- Detroit Lions Nab Irish, son's line standouts. The Minne to win tos ninth posiUon. 'Uhbcab> Incumbent, had toe backing of (Continued from Page One) tioning today by Civil Aeronautic j ing they could not be used Bonnet of France, and Wilhelm “Thero are plenty of amateurs I among Guard rsgulara. sota tackle, who also weighs over that one player who won’t' go back funds to tenants and payments to 2. The Bureau of toe Budget es cxirsordinsrjr purposes such as let,” owned, trained and handled on the block U outfielder Rny Total ...... 588 527 538 1598 *n Virginia gained to* tenth plao* President ’Truman. O’Dwyer pre the U. S. Treasury. Also, there timates that 1960 receipts will Mard officiab about crash of bis Munthe do Morgenatieme of Nor- around today. Many. If not mmt of accompUahsd dribbler, Ool- by Jab* White—to* first degree End; Sitko, O’Malley, j 250, is a seasonod 25-xcar-old from by upsetting favored Pmia, as^lA dicted victory but so did hU two joint chiefa of staff tost all mill' promoting secession from toe Vay, dean of the ' diplomatic Minneapolis who is figured ready Sievers, on* of 194Fe rookie finds. Sweet Sbote (8) major îponenta, Newbpld Morris, were 144 cases in which landlords amount to 38 billion dollars, which tighter plane and commercial a ir-' C o l* u p .’' tosm woviM like to turn pro^lonj y,,, niaksa up for hi* dog.to be, trained In the Manches Detroit has reserved 14 pitchera, Sloane ...... 132 106—238 The total vote wito points had reduced essential services and tary contracts will be pbced cn is 513 billion dollars under toe 43*4 Uner whlcli killed 55 persons. A C l n i l t S o t r a n g l U l g corps.. . , al. But, because they Mven t w* ^ck of height la a scrap and scor- ter dub. Other breed# training Barry and Qiandois to step into pro. ball. ured on a 10-9-8-7-6.6-4'-S-2-l toe Republican > Liberal - Fusion the bsab of quality, coat and time Tbb ruling also clisared ths way The ranking American diplo The pros also are eyeing Bmil five catchers, 10 Infielders and Cole ...... 98 102—200 fewSi/Uto, and Rep. Vito Marcan- were reqidred either to restore the billion dollar spending total. R ^ screens In Pacific north-! ® ror a vote of altsrnattve (OonnscUcut is “ •® J‘ |lng abUtty. Local fana should b* weekly are: Also Eyed by Pros eight outfielders. Wssblngton’a ...... 98 102 100—205 basis (first place votss in paren services or reduce their lents. In competition without regard to the H ib impending 5*4 billlon-dollar for a vpte of qis 3,S0U-member matic official was James E. Webb, K Toy Manchester Terrier, Kerry SUko, the Irish Uns-splinterer re Purdin ...... thesis) tonk>, American Labor party. geographical location of Industries. Syi'scuse local on whether it will from tola) but to jump cold into m know tost Tbs wlU list includes 15 pttchem, four Handley ...... 91 127 —218 rM h Hhnaelf Underdog addition, there were 879 cases in .deficit b larger than the total fIS/ oS u" ’.'. S.";: Woman Neighbor undersecretary of state. He caiue to* pro ranks, with no Immediaw y, wssrlng Mantosatsr Uv- Blue Terrier, Great Danes, Cock garded as a pro natural; Tom catchers, seven infielders and 1. Notre Dam* (187) 1696 (2) To arrange a public meeting taxes collected by the Federal go to the CIO. early and left to go to the air New York. Nov. 8—tA’)— Leon j O'Malley, toe (Rnicinnati passing E. Ballsieper .. 99 99 116—816 Marcantonio described himself which first rents charged by land prospeets of making a nytog ^ |o ry In league competition this ***- ers, Doberman, Standard Poodle, seven outfielders — one of toe lat Haefs ...... 102 110 107—819 2. Army (18) U 4 i . ga an underdog. He may have a lords were reduced by the rent in Washington, D. C., in early Government in any peacetime Groi™. N,vTT :; .» _ - ..J . S ■•MMIPI'I.. port to gay goodbye to Acheson. ' toslr fieU they can’t afford to tak* I ^ Boxera, Labrador Retriever, Set- Hart, Notre Dame’s 265-pound end ' whiz; Undy Barry, the quarter ter being Irv Noren, who batted 3. Oklahoma (9) 1108 office to rents .for comparable ac January to get public opinion be year prior to 1938. The . secretary himself had tera (Irish and EngUsh), Spring and Leo Nomellini, Minnesota’s j back star at Texas (Rirlatian; and 4. ChJifomia (8) ' let to do with toe outcome, how hind the move. tos ebancs.” Coach Earl Yoat was pleased .330 and batted serosa 129 run* for Total ...... 488 570 538 1586 ever. Most politicians figured commodations. 3. The Federal Government’s re vulsions, may be used against them planned to attend had not to* Big According to to* •ouwa w d ers, Smooth Fox Terrier. Dalma All-Amerlcs tackle, are the two Ljmn Oiandoia, Michigan State’s Hollywood in 180 Pacific Coast 6. Michigan 606 turn to deficit spending "will de- next door"nelghb^*Ml^*Therw \ Philsdelphb district, Three meeting developed, the when Business Manager Art Pon- tians, Barden Terrier, Oolllee, Ger 190-pound halfback. Dote (1) ■ M on^ oould if Marcantonio to toe matter of evictions, 497 The report cites numerous in ff brother war breaks out ... Lit- it’s becked by other*, the TwtU^ grata flashed toe go^ word that League games last season. Btraugh ...... 97 — 97 8. Oomstt (1) 600 polled as much as one-fifth of toe notices of evictions were filed with stances of orders, and even whole preebte the value of every dol tie village of Oberammergau, Ger- «*'''•« Wilde, it was snnouncsd | State department said. man Shepherds, aad Norwegian players from the present college | All-America halfback . Doak 7. Rice 467 manv. tairna » ___! early tob afternoon. 1 incai woricsn aock" hi to* o***"*’ jm! I was aigneA Several other elube crop toe pro coaches would most F a y s ...... 106-100 t ^ of 2,500,000 votes expected. toe Rent Office. Of that num plants, being shifted . Inland and lar in the hands of American wage many, turns dom, Anton 'uw. | ea«y U*l« afternoon. i Vugoalav Eavoy Missing . Simon-pure grad* t o C M U l n n lucrative offers Elk Hound. Walker of Southern Methodist was | 8. Michigan State 388 ber, 150 were found to be improp southward, and ofy^preasure fer earners, housewives, pensioners former Nazi for role of Christ iii Announcement tost Roms, who 1 with unionism, ne envoy mjsaing was Yugs- The dub la getting ready to like to find In toeir Christmas Scranton ...... 96 02 97—275 300 , They figured O’Dwyer to win If gm group occurs »nd it appeared for awhile that toe on last year’s draft list and was Havey ...... 120 98 —218 9. Minnesota Manuntonio’s vote was far short er. to addition, 634 petitions for others to take th^Âsme direction. and local governing tedles.” next year’s performance of world-'*'” *’“5" without bond on • 17^* slav Ambassador Sava N. Kosa- hold ita first ‘Test Night” later stocking. chosen by the Cleveland Browns of j 10. Virginia 166 “ Wasteful Spending” ----- “ coroner’s warrant since Tuesday^ I •“ m* .until testimony determines novic, whose government is on two years of pro fightii^. dark-skinned Isd might wind up Sliopping already has started Snead Named Skinner ...... 95 97 109—801 .o f 600,000. certificates of eviction were, re The study coneswtrstea on air fa'med passion play. •TToungsters bayen t built “P * w ith'a rival quintet Signing of this month. the KKC S lid Detroit of the NFL. | 118—232 The second ten—11.- Ohio Stats. New Jersey, another state ceived; ef that number 602 were craft. Continuing, Mr. Williams stat Hartford voters continue to had confessed was made by State '■ whether anyone would be damaged. distinctly -bad terms with 3Ios- Visitors are always welcome at for the two big rival circuits—the | P. Ballsieper . . . .119 188; 12. Southern Mstoodlst, ft7; Police Commbsioner Edward J. "^he stewards comnUttee of Lo following. To do th « . be y, Nasaiff* secofid step In National Football League and All-; Not Too Hot Tsrea ...... 110 91 100—310 whlto went Republican in 1M8, proceasn, and of them 479 were Regional Chairmen ed, "The tragic thing about tbb come out in heavy numbers thb cow St toe moment. He was not "they must devote toU M ^^^g together a first class ball any of the training sessions. Golfer of Year 13. Texas, 00; 14. Kentucky, 79; was toe arena for a statewide bat granted. (For some grounds for sad picture b that Congress and afternoon in contrast with ex Hickey and State’s Attorney Rob cal 1412 with headquarters in Oak invited. America Conference—and these Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice, tlte 15. Boston University, 06; 16. Liou> RegioniU chairmen in the un ert P. Anderson of New Lrondon land,. Cîf., voted “unanimously” boKlhg becaus# ouUld* joto inter- j^ s t was In signing six two behemoths are high on both North Carolina triple threat, it not Total ...... 539 476 518 1583 tle predicted in advance to be eviction, only a notice of eviction official committee are: the Executive Branch could have tremely light balloting in Oct. 18 Most of toe' guests came early 6srs with toslr tratolng I foot e l ^ t inch Arnold Jones Blaek Betala* Title isiana State. 44; 17. Stanford, 86; close. ’The Aght was between is required; on other g;rounda, a avoided deficit financing by forth primaries.. .If Germans offer “a county. to support the UE. Mrs. Sandra and stayed late, crowding around toeir priority lists figured as too hot a pro prospect. Chicago, Nov. 8-(AV-Colfer of Htlctsta (4) 18. Wake' Forest, S3; 19, Oottsg* .Western states. Senator Know- The officbl state police an Waite, business agent of toe union, But tf they don’t have a Job wey Nasaiff a will practice tonight at toe yearT You don’t need tore Republican Gov. Alfred E. Dris- certificate' of eviction is neces rightly eliminating bitliona of dol sensible program” for operation of tables laden -with - caviar, must jfo without eating jor a g armory.-A practice Boston, Nov. 8.—()R—Somebody In fact, the Detroit Lions nabbed The Tar Heel,ace has indicated he' Schubert ...... 103 140 103—346 of Pacific, 30; 20. Santa Clara, 28. eoU and Democratic State Senator sary.! *md er 15 under was toe seventh scored by a local some eye# wrere blacked in the other mets, including a second- Total ...... 544 548 a i 1568 tian. tempted to arrest him. ho longer be housed at toe YMCA on sdlet from Malkai as recent as | golfer at tos South MainMam streetI spot deadlock In toe National "1 went to see hini,” .Abate ex are regarded as certain to name Later, the announcement said, it was reported today. A new rul “I always liked Mr. Schmidt,” Not Flat One ter in the new CIO union Sunday. rock-sock gam* at West Point Sat Maxfita (7) Pesanocratic State Senator John S. The group has been promised fi intends to tsilk tomorrow with last Fbldsy rours* tola season. Others w sn urday ... Showr# just how soft and Open. 92 101 88— 281 plained. "1 want to finisb out to* Anderson barricaded himself in an ing of the. Connecticut State Em TkiaiikiB Expressed R o^rU said. ' “We got - along George Love, spokesman for north New York, Nov. 8.—OR—Vir-sTripucka. but William* is to# CThsney .. . ' Battle over Republican Walter swell. The I4at time 1 saw him nancial aid and legal support in After so many toree-rounders, Clarence Andezeom Bob-LaPraa- beat quarterback I have eeen.” specialised th* sport ha* become Averaging''69.49 stroke* In 69 Warren ...... 82 100 111—293 seeson with the team.” Johnson. orderly room and was killed by ployment Commission will prohibit (Contlaaed (roes Page One) ern and western coal producers. cla, Jimmy Horvath, Bill Thorn ginia’s Art Guepe expect* to hear roiinda SnSad I* top money winner ...... 99 80 102—281 He made it clear that "no dif military police, who returned hb tobacco plantations from recruiting was about a year ago, at a farm any controversy that may arise ' to* boy movsa Into toe five-round H iat caused Ed Danowskl to . . . A few cracked limbs weren’t G. Smith . Two Contests for House By Orchestra, Ghib from'-ita awing to the CIO. kledistion official* have held all ton. Jr„ Ben'Cheney and Pred from Bluefiald, W. Va., about It, a rarity back in the old days when with 330,393 followed to' Mlddle Porterfield ..102 118 95—315 ference of opinion” between him fire. • workers from other ststea and ers’ market in Detroit. He loaned tention of exempting toe parties along tiiat when steel settles, rises the suggestion of Malksn’s whisper, "Sltko muat be an ex coff with 324,604. MiddlecofTs In today’s only contests for the me money to buy some gasoline.” The 4,000-member local at Sper immsdlbt* predecessor. Billy McKone. but hs’a around saying that hla perienced player.” Ray NolUng, to# boys, butted head* like they Knefla — ..90 92 105—285 and Christian caused blm to turn House' of Representatives, toe two The Army also announced to st countries for summer work. from anything more than the le peace in the coal fields will not be ' round average Is 09.92. in his uniform last 'nHirsdsy, Ths a soldier shot and killed his Ger In toe past, both girl workers Members of the Second Con Also held in the. holdup attempt gal recognition of toe effects of ry Gyroscope In Lake Success. N. Prince. Hi* only trouble here 1* fullback, Johnny Paptt. Is a better the Bull^gs’ backfleld coach, msaat it. are to fill out unexpired terms, is were Robert E. Rodriguez, 18, and Y., is so unhappy with toe UE tost faraw ay. The Silk (Rty baSkstbaU team Winnings and strok* avei;ages .486 491 499 1455 reasons “were very deflaltsiy per- man sweetheart, and then commit and Jamaicans hsv# bean recruited gregational (Jhoral Club and .Chvic their marriage. Nevertheless, New Pressure Behind Medlatioa that some unethical fight manar will practice Thursday evening at runner than BUI Dudley ever wras. plugged Bobby Layne as tos most Witt not bs completed for toe 1949 Total .. Democrat’e in New York, and ted suicldA after both had at Orohestrs are most grateful to all Thomas Gelinske, 16. it voted last week to "give away” gen have tossed toeir kid# into accurate quarterback in toe Na eonsl.'' /Republican’s in California. ^ to help harvest toe tobacco crops. when the judge foresees toe prob The Republic agreement put new 7 o’clock at toe T-M-C.A. ,’T could outnm Dudley, but I ‘There’s some foot in football season until the Miami Open, De AbaU had failed to show up for tended a wedding party at Neureut, .Diuring toe past five summers, toe who supported the preMntation of Macomb County Prosecutor ability or toe certainty of an at its 3174,000 treasury rather than fivs-roundsn without toe proper can’t come close to this fellow,” tional Football League and one after all . . . Art Oogglo of St. cember 8-11. Legion League to toe beavtly-Democratic New near Karlshruhe. Identification of the oratorio, "Elijah” Sunday eve Fred Nicholson, on hand for the have it fail; into' toe hands o t toe pressure behind mediation efforts wrho will be toe best, sad Johnny Maackester No. 192 (1) practice for several days after toe 'YMCIA' has been the home for more tempted remarriage, hla act, • of in toe coal mihe stoppage. ' seasoning. Al Su'rowlec will definitely play Art explains, oveflookipg toe fact Michaels (Vt.4 limped out on toe Aa golfer of the year, Snead will Kent State (Ohio) game October York 10th district (Brooklyn), the soldier waa withheld pending ning. Thanks are due to Rev. taking of sUtemenU. said the parent group. Matksn and his stafi promise to with to* Middletown Guards In the that he may have alowed down Cox, Navy publicist, hailed BMdle field drop-klch#d an extra-point to be awarded a plaque at toe P. G. GeorgetU 91 121 101—813 Mrs. Edna F. Kelly, Democrat, is than ‘100 glrb sftch season. The youths would be returned to Ma- granting the divorce ia material Betolehem, No. 2 iteel producer, 95— 29. 3*1 When he went out on Thursday netlficatlon of next of kin. girls were employed by to* Gen Leland O. . Hunt who mimeo cooperation towards this sin. To Put Pnads Into Bead* came to terms first. watch toU carefully. And it i* Eastern______Prb Basketball Ltague himself since Dudley's college Price aa toe whole Tulane team. give hie team a 7- tie with Colby A. annuel meting In Southern Lup* .. . ■ 118 128 opposed by Republican George H. graphed toe programs: Gerald oomb county today. The union plana to convert the Pines, N. C , beginning November 98 119 85—802 n* was asiigned to toe scrutan Fbe -Fankuchen and Jules Cohen, lib eral Cigar Company. Hence, according to toe principles Jones and Lsughlin, ths fourth her* that to* boy either elnlu or days. . .Papit, a Philadelphia Help Wanted . . . Aa If to* novel dropklck wasn’t Wlgren .. were working UnlveraRy of Rhode Cbsppel the tickeU; William of coopsration. totre fnust be . a funds into government bonds and swims (not relate to dive). If he boy, who almost wrent to Lafay Ever hear of anybody wanting enough. Oogglo did it with a brok- 28. Corrtnti . 96 88 96— 280 eral. If victorious. Mrs. Kelly, Ds'Vis, memberehip: Doris Steiner, give them to sight right wing trus biggest producer, came in during All teama planning to enter toe to give awray a pennant wlnnerT 98 120 122—3.33 Island pUys against the varsity in V,42-year-old widow of a city court Public Records Ideel OUee Sought good reason for performing this to* night on piccisely to* nme ian't going to make it as a pro, the ette and then to West Point be- •n ankle . . . Also Bernl# Rosen Wilkie .. prepscstlon for Saturday’s gams. gowns; Dawn Murawski, librarian: Water Ghmpany act—* reason sufficiently weighty tees under p rb i^ e they will return proper authorities tell him so. East Side Reo Intermediate Bas foro enrolling at Virginia, wraa toe . .Well, it can happen in South booted a «#16 go«l give Lehigh Justice, will give Democrats five Andrew Gibson who had charge of terms as Betolehem. ketball League are aeked to hay# 496 678 499-167r After a whUS Abate quit, walked women in the House to four for Davb. Calif.,—M’* — There’s no to Justify toe permitting of toe it later. Republic. No. 3 'in the indusUy. If he’s Improving, he goes into leading ground-gainer in Satur Carolina. . .The Florence Steel- a 22-20 verdict over Mumenberg ImsI Nigh I *8 Fighls Totals. I the ushers. The local st North Tonswanda. to* full pro field—having paid hie a representative report to Bill day’s Virginla-Penn game despite ers won the Tri-State League pen 'iviadwr N*. 3 ( tj off to* field and turned in his unl- the Republicans. Eatat* of ““ch thing sa the ideal olive, Is D iîig Wells evil effect. Such a reason would signed up today on much the same . . . The week-end’* passing honor# 115— 331for. After a talk with Christian The musicians and guest solo seem to'be present if the judge N. Y.,'has been split. One section owm way along the line from seml'r MuiAy at th* Rec not Jeter than toe fact he wraa used more as a nant and playoff but lost money went to Notre Dame’s Bol> WU- Petars ... 95 134 Oh toe Pacific coast. Californ late ôf Mt™ menu Prof. H. T. Hartman of the ists appreciated the kindness of baaia. Wedneaday night with 126 118 97—881 h* said b* was through for th* ians in the 5th district' (San were in danger of losing his office voting to break sway from to* UE Generally that agreement pro pro fee* and created some sort of decoy than a runner.' . ."He nev on toe deal. . .The operator, tried Uams . . , H# clocked with IS of 16 By The Associatal Press Msesluso and 93 Csnlt^ V l^ Hrirhto’ to University of C s^rnla CoUegs of the music committee in serving a Tbe Manchester Water Com- claims to represent 600 employes a name, and future, for himself name and llA of players eligible. er lost ground or wras stopped at to sell toe club but couldn’t locate Rochester, N. Y.—Robert Vllle- Colturt 138 103 116— 861 season. Francisco) also have a three-way Agriculture here. But he‘S w ^ g in Uie event that he refuaca to aC' vides: There is still room for two more passes for two touchdowns and 112 119—840 light supper between the rehearsal ^ P»ny is experimenting with artea- St Pratt and Lstchworto, Inc., against opposltlop which he is toe scrimmage line,” Guepe points buyer. . .Now he saye he’s then ran another one over from 40 main, 159 1'^, France, outpointed Russo . . . 118 race. John F. Shelley, Democrat ■ Foreclosure ** ®n the IdSA Some olives product and th^perfortnance, under the i i*" well* to alleviate the water j while a segment, with 1,400 mem Penslon|i—Cjbmpany paid on the team*. Junior Leaguers are ad through with baaeliall and won't Anton Raadlk, 159 1-4, Estonia tisrivsri . 107 109 108—822 auiy Tayler and president of toe California Bethlehem formula. qusUfied to face duting hia "pro vised to present a llat of player# out gleefully. "When he needed a yards. Redemption data having passed. chairmanship of Charlotte Driggs. shortage. An application was pre- ensued But if wlthout**sny bers in fopr other Tonswanda and. bationary” period. yard, he got it. . .And just aa a rtm toe club again, so anybody (10 ). ' Federation of Labor (AFL) has property on Hendee road d X re d Mrs. Virgini. WhltehUl. pre.i- «nted to the Zoning Board of Ap- ! ^VVve mrorneniencl.: he c « av“ d North Tonswanda plants, voted to Insurance—The present contrib s t toe same time. who'll put up toe dough for oper Toledo. Ohio — Sandy Saddler, Totals 684 668 647-1897 New Britain, Nov. 6—UR—Bon the advantage of the heavy Demo utory plan ia continued, but wito Oompeting thl* way on to* pro matter of record, toe unbeaten Scoot Hickmaa Beporta ing Referee WlUlaiB ( B ^ ) Thy^ foreclosed by Court of Common *>“^ **'• 1^** “il- *°**** **’“*‘* dent of the Choral (Rub, and in its peals for permission to retain UE sfflUstion. eards, toe kids sr* getting legitl* Virginia tpam has only jl players ations can have toe club for to* 130 1-2. New York, outpolntad Le cratic registration. Pleas, Hartford, in suit brought by «°od pickles and good oil but behalf, presented gifts to Mrs. pump house on Lydall street oppo- i • divorce case which will prob increased, benefits, ■ employes' con Suggest Sub Caange roy Wlttia 186, Detroit (10). Moya V tasial Thursday tor. ef Hartford, has tuned la hla He Is opposed by Attorney Floyd ably be the occasion for an in tinuing tb pay toree and a half mats m ohsy-no under to* table, with full scholarships and 18 par ssklng. New Haven, Nov. 8—(^ —Yale Samuel Ebenstein against Mary •T^,. slterMte producers tost (Riarles Lambert, soprano soloist, site toe reservoir gate but it was P em er Offlclsl Dies tial scholarships; Its captain, Bad of the Uae Providence, R. I.—Rbcky Mar reirigaatloa to State Atbletie Osns. J. Cosgrove, Republican, and valid remarriage, he 1* bound to cents an hour and toe company or paying off In to* dark. They Middletowm. Nov. 8—(P)—A Oiach Herman Hickman came ciano, 188 1-2. Brockton, I t L, Glendale, Calif., Nov. 6,— mlasloner Samuel H. Uslkaa. ’Tay- E. Alderman. Stanley J, and Vlc-i ''“ *‘* * ?*** • Mrs. Robert Johns, contralto, and i wUhdfswn prior (o the public do so.’ ” ' can hold an outside job, beesue* Jînny Thomas, doesn’t get any Sammy Snead wlU addrees toe back from scouting the Harvard- Charles R. Garry, another Demo toria M Ornlk - I Poor one toe next, he explains. Mr*. Warren Wood who presided 1 hearing last night, 'Middlrtown, Nov. 8 — (P> — putting In tw6 and a half cent*. change in football substltu^ knocked out Jo* Domonic, 190 1-4, Final rite# for Rex Maya, om of lor said he had quit bsepuas he crat who ran on the Wallace Pro- Ordered Back to Work toe sbml-pro eompetitienItien W(m’t be rules to pernil* coaches to send In thing for his efforts and toe total P.G.A. convention at Mid-Pines Princeton footbaU gam# 6t Cam.) Springfield, Mass (2). ^ Lease I Therefor* 27 kinds of Mediter- at the organ Sunday evening. A well was dug on Lydall street Charles A. Chafee, 81, a< former outlay for “aid" U only 317,000. Dec. I on “How I think I play to* nation’s top race driver* killed eensidsrsd^ hla -rsassignmant to ■greaslv* ticket last year. *rhe Jones and Lsughlin ssttle- rugged enough to force toem into | ni-yer during a series of downs bridge much Impreaeed with the Chicago—Pat McCafferty, 177, ia a raring crash Sunday, will bs s*mi-p«e bouts bore last nlaAt aft Csrl A. and Karin Haldenwan- «**>*«* •*««" imported while her husband who is organ-! but after going 100. feet into the city treasurer and once prominent complete training. 'they’re AU AU-AraerioBBa golf.” We always thought H ger team. Princeton, opined • Wertlsig State L ^slaters ger to WllUapi N. W. and Anna D. and Hartmim is grafting them to tat of toe church, directed. ground and reaching no water, the Batch Pontiac hotel proprietor, died et the Cres ment was announced last night st without penalty ha* been urged by Sammy’s method was to go ahead Topeka, Kas., knocked out Al Hm- held Thursday at Porsat L«wn er being one* aaa

■ j/' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 , 1949 F A 6 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER;R 8, 194^ X . Courting used to be a aimpto A bey. visitteg hU eouatry The minlstor’e UtUe daughter. | T 0 0 N E R V )L L E F O L K S B Y PONTJ and Inexpanatve paati/ne—now it’s cousin this past summer, was watching him prepare his sermon. HVfUitvdm'Mool K d la ^ - J V b f i a e f i M Lise Slock— Vehiclefl HoaselioW $T—Black lAouldar IMS- Vldn Houov* for lialt Odd Fellows easy, and very, very aimple. 'You to his office to see a'chair that he can’t eat any meaL Ity Ointer, lu t T h u w toy night. perlenoe. Joseph Senna. 2-0147. INTEKIUR AND Bstertor paint- Wakt«l— I'rt«— Poollry— 43 AUyn St.. Hartford ata flpeclaltst. d6 LOOK! juet take a block of marble and said had coat $5,000: 0»U 3-l}88. Raward. CLARKE MOTOR SALES ing. paperh.Jwtni. ceilings re- .Stork 44 Phone 6-0358 H O ttYW QG p Bilding.■ding, a(at theth* Cental. iRaidy SAWS FUed. kejs mads, mowers flnlaped, FuU> liuured Expert Open Thurs. ’TUI 9 P. M. huyere with «aap waRtag.) a chlael and knock off all the We, (after viewing the chair)— Diner—^Waiter, where la 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR, Clean shari>*aed. outboard* and air Six room slngtc . built 194t<‘ 1i{tPd- h w in this ham sandwich? tiOST—GOLDEN Ratriever. Fol- work New UH9 wallpaper oowka WANTED—(X)wa calves and beet After 6 P. M. Phone 8-6239 flrpne 8-1107 marble you don’t want You must ba Idddlng. 'That chair 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-0R. Oean cooled engines' rspaired Capitol Edward K- Plica Phone 2-IUU3. em In every detail. Nlee lanlSseap- la net Wurth $5,000. Waiter—Taka another MU, Mr. low» hanteni. In Highland Park 1941 FORD SUPER DELUXE cattle, also uorsss W* pay the $439 $439 $439 $439 $439 $439 $439 Ing, attached ganigel >> diatrlct. .Would appreciate Infor- Equipment. 88 Mate street t>6 YOU Haye a slntle or taa- Oamateriea are eo quiet because Friend (agraalng)—Maybe It Diner (taking a huge mouth 4-D R.' Clean OUTSIDE, INSIDB Patetteg and top dollar Plels Bros 864 Bid- famUy iwuse to *4)1 T Frances K. ths boys tmder the headstones are.i44an't worth money, but that's ful)—Hmmm. Not yet. matlan. Call 5468. well street. Phone 7405. FLOREn^CE Cabinet heater, . two NEAR CENTER 1988 CHEVROLET TUDOR paserhanglng. O ee eatlmate* Two family 4-4 rooma->$6,660. tVagner, 4g*0t! Phon* 2-0038. not t r ^ g to keep up with the what it coat me last year, Just Waiter—^Dam it, you must have 1938 BUICH CLUB COUPE. Oean Bonsehnld S*rriees 7” burners and flue, BxesUMit LOST—Small gray and white An Presapt service. Reasonable condition. Inquire 68 Oak stieet mausoleum crowd. attUng in it, when 1 should have gone right past it. gora kitten, with fur on the back 25 Others to be sold cheap. Offered 18A price*. Phone tSSO. O Frechette ARV3NB'l>t.ACiB been up and out after buatnesa. Borne at $10.00 down and $10.00 Werkman'B oompensatlon, pubUe Aiildrs tor Sale 45 6 room sbmie, tvfp iMitlis, two liflgal Noticflfl Teacher—Junior, atate one use ahaddlng, lltUe glrl’a pet. Pleaae CALL ROV Mid Gordon. Experts FIVE PIECE oak kitchen set, And there’a the youngater who, per week. They run from $20.00 liability larried. extra lavatortM. attaehed two ear of the eowhide. return to 233 Center etreet. Phone for rug and uptmietery shampoo two email tables. Also stroller. garage, nlM lot. ' A t a ’ ootmT dir p*o#ATl|f''Uia on hia examination paper, wrote Oh. for the good old days when up. Phone 8275. that a pripae minister la a pfeach your note waa good because the Junior—It keeps the cows from 5597. ______ing. Comjlete home and odRce PAINTING and paperbanging, 10 MODERN Showcase* with fluores at Ksnehtster within and f*r tb' SOI Broad Street cent light*. Call 6177. EHstriat of Masehsster, on Um Tth er at Ilia beaL hanker liked you. faUing apart. FOtJND—Pair of child!* eye- cleaning. Ah kinds ot odd . Jobs. roll room including paper af 50c 1948 UNIVERSAL, apartment alas, ARTHUR A. KNOPLA ^ day of Norsmber. IMS. Manchester Phon* 2-9087 or Manchester 2- Realtor—875 Matin g t glBises on Birch etreet. Sunday Eddie Is Open Till 9 P. M. Daily roll. Also ceilings whitened. All 12 STORM Window* and 12 electric range. Three burners, ^ Proswt. JOHN J. WALLBTT. LANK LEONARD 4340. Phone 5440 Or 5989—Est. 19U .fadao. MICKEY FINN ShiyUiiF High! morning. Owner may have *ame (Come In and See) done for $16. Floors sanded and screens. Phone 2-2409 after 7 p. $100: Phone 8S89J2 WUlimanUc. reflntshed. General carpenter Borne Llatlngi Vaated Bstata of.kJaa ruiUr. u u jnT'rfltos- by paying for ad. Phone 2-9798. WEAVING of bums, moth bolss m. ehestor. In sale Dlstriti. doceasw. AHPPOYOU lUGEOTOWORK 1948 PACKARD„ 4-DR. SEDAN work. Can OObert Fickett. 6982 FOR QUICK turnover. One $ ft. ’Tba admlhlatrator bavins exhibited OUTWITMAOWOLGAST. and tom clothing, noslery runa apt. Frigtdalre, $11.98;. Oqe 5 ft. ONE BLOCK from'' the GUnUr. KNOW WHO HE'S $1,595 handbags repaired, aippw re or 5488. A-1 BLACK Loam. 4 yards 818. Custom built C i^ Cod, la exael- hla admlalatratloa account wiih - aald Personals Quarry wall stone. ( yrarda. $30. M.W. refrigerator, $19;' one Elec- eftate to tela Court for allewanea, it is GONNATRYTD JACK-WHBI HE WA 800 Ticket* on Oiveaway, Dec. 21 placement, umbreliaa reMtred, lent oeadltlQAMo yeayp oUL gam- m iS M V tiQ o m Flat 8eid stone, 4 yards, $16. tromaster electric range. $9.98; ORDBRCD; That tea’ lltk day a( GCTFORMS UGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION READY TO Close your book* and 1 RCA T V - 2 CR08LBY TV men’s shirt collars re v e r^ and R epairing 88 porch, aoMalU drive sad gariMN- Norembor, 1941, at ten o'dloek. fore- MV6NICK KENNY Also Bolton building ston* snd One 6 ft. Weatlnghouse refriger PRINCIPAL 0P1HEW0RLP* die business and individual in* 8 CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS replaced. Marlnw’s Uttls Meadf ending ator with nei^. unit and 4-year Prica reduced for quiek sale. T. noon, at the Probata omee, In the AND HI6KAPI0 GANG ■ come tax returns? Call 3-3329 for Shop. MATTRB88BS. Your old mat- flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry J. Ckooliett, Broker. Pjhoiie 5419. Kualcipal Ballt-las In said Maochaatar, SPEAKER? Phon* 2-061/ Stanley Patnoda. guarantee, $139; one Quality elec b* and th« aamo L saalgned (or a AT THAT mmeR? accounting and tax service. BRUNNER’S—PACKARD treta sterilised and remade like HimiNAPIG'S FLAT FWTSH. H o lli^ window new. ChUI .lone* Furaltur* and tric and codl combination, plate iMMEDIA'riB Oceuppacy, 6 .roqnu, Iwarlas on tea allowance of aald ad- 358 East Center St. Tel. 5191 ROYAL Corona portable. Smith nlhiatn,to(n aeoount with aald - aatate XMAS GIFT, brans and copper shads* made to meaaur*. AU Floor Coveriag, 86 Oak. TeL 3- for oil burner, $149; one Admiral two unfinished. Hot water’ heat, t i t ! Corona standard typswrltara and automatic record player, $19,95. and aseertalnment of helra and tel* 'I candlesticks, bowls and vases. 9 PLDSMOBILE, 1938 four-door metal Venetian blinds at a - nkw 1041. oil burner. Oonvanleat to bus. Court dtraeta teat notlea of the time Norman street. Phone 6516. sedan. Good running condition. low pries. Key* made while you adding machtnea. Used machines Barstow’s, 460 Main. Phone 3284. Reasonably priced, $10,500. <3|il and placa asalsntd for aald hearing he New battery. Good rubber. 16 wait Marlow's. sold or rented. Repairs on all 8009. H. B. Orady. ghran to all poraona known to be la- SEWING Machteaa eapsftly re- Hathaway Lane, Manchester, Private iikitnictkmg 88 makes Marlow’a. tarentad tharala to appaar .and . b* pa rad or adlueted Reasonable Make an offer. APARTMENT-Sixe gas stove. OU1 33 GERARD STREET — 7-room hrard. tearaon -by publlahlng a asinr'af " i!!l ratea Work guarantead. Call Building— Contraettiig 14 AUTO BODY fender work. Relia MEN’S Rebuilt and relasted shoes 5303 after 5:00 p. m. teta ordar Ip apma aewtpapar hairlnr brick English oolopinI,.oU steam a a i ^ 51T1. or avantega 2-9419. ble school will personally inter- Good enough for dress or work. a plreptatloa In aald Dlatriet, at leart CARPEN’TER «fprk of all kinds. heat. Many fln* fsa tu m Includ flra days bafora the day of aaid'lwar- PRIVATO OWNER view mechanically inclined men Reasonable prices. Sam Yulye*. ing fireplace. Can be seen any-. PROSPECrr HILL School, for Building contractors, Attica fin Markbiery and Tools 52 lag.' _ to train In metal work, welding, Shoe repairer, 701 Main alreet -time by appointment. Elva T y lir, JOHN J. WaLUITT, Judge. young children. Monday through Must saeriflee 1946 Chevro- ished. cabinet work, alterations, spray painting for this big pay laricMto to Tkc a«n sn, 1*4*. A copy 1947 B U lO t TWO DO(Mt 20’, sleeps four, $800 cash, or $350 Heating—Piambing 17 days ■ off. Permanent position. man. Phone 3040. of tell order to Caroline M. Hoparth. down. "Take over small payment. Phone 3908 or 6567. HIU Road. South Glastnobury. 1947 FORD CLUB COUPE PLUMBjNG and beating, special LOVELY 4-room ste|la, upstairs Cara of CSiarlaa 8. House, Atfy;, 780 1942 BUICK SEDAN $85.18 monthly. Free land rent WELL HEATED room for rent unflnlabed, flreplaoa. gamffe. Main straet. Hartford. Coon. ': izing in repairs, remodeling, cop with private entrance. Continuous J9HN J. WALLETT, Judge. 1940 BUICK SEDAN until April 1. Must be sold Imme per water piping, .new construc Help Wanted— Mato 36 WASHING Machine, in g;ood con- amestta d^va. N ot water hast oU a c k a r d diately. Mr*. Duncan, Vernon hot water and shower. Five min 1940 P ,, tion, estimates ^ven, time pay burner, acraena and stora sagh. AY A eOtIRT OF PROBATE b«l4 Many Other* Thaller Court, Vernon, Conn. diUon, $20. Call after 5, 6805. utes' walk to Cheney Mills. In ments arranged. Edward John nice section, bnmadtato occu at. Hsnebester within snS for lbs CARPENTER Wanted. Call 2-4239 HOSPITAL Beds and wheel c'uairs quire 101 Chestnut street- pancy, $11,500, raaafBttaUa tarma District of Hsnehester, on tbs Tth GORMAN MOTOR SALES son. Phone 6979 or 5044. day ef November. AD..' U4(. Incorporated for sale or for rant, J^ tes reason-, or wUl qualify for vataran. Wm. Ga rage* ■■ Services— -lU^M Fo r Rent privet home (3oodchlld, Br., Realtor. Offtea 15 Precent JOHN J. WALLETT. 285 Main Street EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat OPPORTUNITY. We are looking able. KelBi Furaiture Co.'Phone heated. Ladles or gentleman. . 2- JudS*. Storage 16 ing. Pluggad drstes machine Forest street 7926. , for a reliable married man who 4159. 1746. Briats of Carroll O. Wslksr. late ot 1839 BUICK special, radio and cleaned. Carl J. Nygran. Phone ! I '" TU •T Ifancbcster In saU.' district, deceased. has sold direct to the home to. USED COMBINATION gas and Upon application of Jsmec Maitland, beater. 1941 O.M.C. truck, rack 6497. handle our business in this area. T8 body. Any reaaonable offei ac GARAGE FOR Rent. 38 RuaseU oil ranges, gas ranges, electric and ROOM With home pri'vfleges. In U tBtar Siito admlnlctrator d.b.n„ praying for au- cepted. 2-1918. 383 Center street. streeL Age 80-45. Car necessary. No gas refrigerators, new chromium private family. Phone 3-4053. thoiily to cell certsin reel estate par- delivering, collecting or deuiou* ZONE A LOT, near / Princaton tlcuforty described In salfi appllcauph Millinery— Drcasnaklnir 19 breakfast sets, electric ranges, street "artiool. All uUUttes. Made oaflle, It'la ' PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN stratlng. Man selected will be GARAGE FOR RENT. 40 Russell BRIDAL GOW NS. attendant rcfrlgeratora, dining room, par- VERY NICE, large front bedroom. line Smith, Realtor. 3-1642 or ORDERED: That the foregoing 'ep- $1,245 practically set up in businaaa on . lor and bedroom fimtiture. Urge pllcatldn be heard and- detasmined at street. dresses, formals, suits and a remunerative 25% basis, New Liuly preferred. 13 Doane street 4679.______. tba Probate office In Hancheiter In Radio, Heater, W.W. Tires (New) blouses hand-tailored. For in display of baby carriages, crib# and repeat business.- Write Box and play-pens. We invite your in FOH BA1..B or aaehanga BuUdtiu eald IHstrict: on the ITIb day ft No 340 TIckete on RCA ’TV formation or appointment call K, Herald. NEWLY Decorated large, beautl- vember. A D.. IMt, at ten o'clock In Mol orcyclegw. Rlcyeles 11 Mrs. Maxima L Blake. 5843. spection of',our salesroom. You fully furnished room. On bus Una, lots at tha OtoSE. Wia. KsoshL the forenopn. and that notlea given CSosley ’TV, Crosley Refrigerator can save at'Chambers Warehouse with private bath, Phona 3703. Builder, flio Caato* atraat Phone to all persons Interested■ In eald eetate Help WEiitcd— Mato Sales, sot Middle Turnpike, East T773. , ' , of the pendency of said eppIleaEon aqd I BRUNNER’S-PACKARD BOY’S 26" bicycle for sale Phone tee time end piece of keerlas thereon, 'topen; Mem., Wed., FrI., Evenings. DRESSMAKING and Remodeling. O r F cn a to 57 Call 6187. by publlehlng e copy of thie trckr In 7733. For Information, call 4$46. TWO FURNISHED rooqia with kitchen privileges. CaU'-884L ■omo nnvBpepcr hevlng e etreutetlon USED CAR SALE WANTED—Man or woman with WICHER CHAIRS, upholstered S n b tif^ tor 9>le 75 In *eld dletrlct. et Icest Are deye be NEIV CAR CLOSE-OUTS aho« axperience to work part seats, fine condition. Trading fore the tiey of veld lieerlna, to eppee* Buhineso Berviees Offered 13 Moving—^Tratking— Post, 17 Maple street 2-1089. We ROOM FOR Rent private home. OO'VENTRY—6»ro#ai' koma ,p)ua 1942 CHRYSLER 4-DR’.’ SEDAN tlm* until Christmas. Apply Very quiet 224 Charter Oak If' tt;ey toe eeuto et leld time end piece MML tMB ty «A tUhOCC. MC. T. M. Ma M. t. MT. BBr. buy and sell. large aunposofa. AU'on one Zdor. end to heard rcIetiTe tbertto, end —Automatic tranamisslon, fluid VENETIAN BLJNDS All type* Stong* to Montgomery Ward, Main street. street Tel 8868 between 5 and 9 Flraplsca, oU h fa t ,aoto>niatto drive, radio and heater, .good tires made to order, also recondlUon meke return to'fhfe court. EMPTY VANS to and from aU OLD ROT TIN Bam, 706 Nprth p. m. alactrie hot watoi: heater, artogtgh JOHN J. W AU «TT. Judae. "Sv*ry lima I blow, tha paopla upataira atsrt ttompfitg— all ground. Full price. $795. lag. Best quality FtndeU Manu 1941- CHRYSLER 4-DR. TOWN atatea. Aaaured ratum load, BltEaHora Wanted-^' Main abeet. buys , and salla good waU. large, lot. Full price, $7,500. do you auppoaa thayTt danoingT" • facturing (>!.. 48t Middle Turn' used fumltura and smtlquea. FURNISHED room for 1 Alice dam pet Phone 499$ or 2- SEDAN. — Automatic transmis pik* Bast can 4865 ratea. United, 123 West stiMt FeEwto 38 Phone 6375. Frank Denstte. TsL 2-8376. ladles or couple, with kitchen 0860, or Mr. Mitten 6080. Read Qerald Adv*. sion, radio and heater. A really privileges. One block from Main OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS . clean car. RANGE Burners cleaned and serv WOULD LIKE general cleaning street. Tel. 3-4428. LIGHT ’TRUCKING, half-ton pick in homes, offices, etc. Hours 9 to TWO-PIECE walnut bedroom set, 1940-FORD COUPEl—Heater and iced by experienced burner man. up truck. No ashes, no rubbish. SAWTHKT-- defroster, good tires. Full price. H. Nielsen. 7273. 2. TeL 7067. complete with Red Cross mat Phone 3-1275 or 8298. tress, reasonable. U Haynea PLEASANT Room with phone ex •AW M3U GIVE 1295. tension. Twin beds. Suitable to r THAT KID A S lY FOR BRIGGS A Stratton motor street, or call 5097. 1939 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN— MANCHESTER Package DaUvery. in gentlemen or working glrli. 5W1FT KICK IM repairs, see R. Dailey, Matson WILL CARE For small child TH’ BkMTd A& Radio and heated, jet black, good Local Ught trucking and package my home, days. Csill 3-9630. WASHING Machine, kitchen set Phone 5705. tires, wlnterired. HIU Road. South Glastonbury. delivery. Refrigerators, wasbera Philco refrigerator with frmter, THCV WBMT BY 1938 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN—Ra KINPOPAWOKMy LINOLEUM —■ Asphalt tUa, waU and stove moving a apaelalty. SECRETARY. RecepUonisL 5H sewing machine, odds and 'ends. Bosineafl Loeations HELP WANTED TRICK,WASN'T fTf dio and heater, 2 new Urea. FuU Phono 2-0753. years’ experience, to wrork in pro- Leaving town. Phone 2-1198. rice. 8135. covering. Done by l■eUable. weU- For Rent 64 tratned men. AU |oba guaranteed. faaalonal office. Call 2-0870. S37 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN—Ra RUBBISH and ashaa resootad. In ONE-HALF Prtos, Uilaid, felt HaU Lteoleum Co^ 33 Oak atreeL dio and heater, good Hrss. Full cinerators eleanec. Sand, gravsl WOMAN With 5 year old girl base Unoleum and waU covering MODERN Office aulta, dark room WEAVERS AND LOOMFIXERS price $176. Phoim 2-4022, evenings 6166. and cinders Van sarrice and woidd like Job as housekeeper. remnants. Langeria Floor Cover laboratory. Oombinhtion office 1936 CHBV. 2-DR. SEDAN—Heat- local moving. Phone H. U. Jonas. Write Box C, Herald. ing, 41 Puraeli Plaoa. Phone 2- and apartment tf desired. CaU . er. Full price, $49. PETER W. PANTALUK electrical 2-1862. 3-SOn. 6514. Open Evenings TUI 9 P. M. eootractor, maintenance and wir 4133. BROWN-BBAUPRE. Ihc. ing for U ^t and power. 40 Fos THE AUSTIN A. (Siambera Oo. Dogs— RirdB—PclB 41 Mast exp«ri*Ree6 ra Draper XD looms ter street. Phone 3808. WE EUY and sell good usad fund- 80 Bissell Street Phona 7191 local and long distance moving, tura Cbmbinatlot) ranges, gaa OFFICE Space available In the. packing, crating and atoraga. ARB YOU considering a dog for Orford BuUdlng. Apply Marlow’a or Croa^tori ft KaBwtoa.Box loonu (Gen RADIO — Blaetrical AppUanea Christmas. See our 4 months’ ranges and neetora Jonat Fuml MANCHESTER MOTOR Service to all parts of the U. S. tura Stora 36 Oak. Phone 3-1041 Sarriq*. rapalra picked up and A. and Ctonada. CaU 5187. Hart old A. K. C. OoUles. Housebrok- H ead)^ SALES dallverad pramptly 30 ' yean* 65 ford 6-1423. en. 509 Keetiey street. Phone NEW COLEMAN automatic gas Hooscs for ^ irt axparicnoe. John Malonay Phonb ' ■ ■ fo 'CBjjWlFIEb USED CARS 8876. water heater. 80 gallon capacity, • i . •. 2-1046. i W.alnut street. ASHES. Rubblah removed. Oal- SEVEN ROOM single. Garage. On TROPICAL and gold Ash, snd aD with magnesium rod. Five year bus line. Oil heat. Nov. 15 'til 1949 OLDS 98 SEDAN lara, yards and attics cleaned. guarantee, $84.05. Watkins Broa .(Executive cat) a l l APPUANCTO Mrriead and Dump truck for hire. Sand, loam, accessories In our new showroom April 1st. $100 month. References. ■Awb' ii - ■ tapaired, bumera, refrigerators, 1948'DODGE CLUB SEDAN gravel. flU and stona. Jaaet Kelly's Aqusrium, 39 Sunset .SE'VERAL used kitchen ranges Write Box Q. Herald. 19M OLDS 66 .CLUB COUPE tongas, waabera, ale. All work Maeri. Phone 4523. streat Open ’til 9. tuvaateed. Metre Sarrice Cb. for sals, from $10 to $36. Watkins SEVEN ROOM colonial, eomplete- 1947 ,T SEDAN Brothers. C3i«B«y R n»tk«n Enyploym rat Office 1B4T: 98 CLUB SEDAN. TaL Manchaater 3m8S3. NKiE BOXER pup sî months ly furnished, route 81, Coventry Painting— Pagering $1 old, Beston Terrier ready to go. iône 3-9860 Saturday or Sun 76 SEDAN FLOOR Probtoma aolvad with 146 Hartford Baad ManeiMElcr. Cona, 194S>' « T6 SEDAN Zimmertoan Kennels. L ^ e USED Electric, range. $30. Wat day. ^ to u m . asphalt tUe counter IN’TEKIOR AND Cxtartor paint street. 6287. kins Brothers. ten'to cliooM from Expart arorkmansblp. tree' eatl- ing. Average room papered, $13. SIX ROOMS, fumfshed. Garage. i-uN Open E»a(iliigs ^ t o a Open evanlaga. Jonar Ineludlng paper. OatUnp ratalah A.K.C. COCKER Pupple. Parti UNIVERSAL (Combination elec OU heat, available about Decem Furalturw Oak street. Phone ed Excellent workmaxxtilp Ray color, six weeks old. Reasonable. tric and oil range. Good condl- ber l to May 1. Adults. 206 I West Center and Hartfo Boa4 3-1041. . mood Flake. 2-93kT. ; 428 Middle Turnpike,' Eimt. ,. tien. Reasonable. Phone 3-1918. Woodb'Hdge. * •'■'k a- . tr iE S D A ^ m S b c B B R 8.1949 3.':^ TlteW tedlwt Avw ifs DslV Nri Prsss Baa a ( D. {' cil of Parent-Teaohere Aaeoda- .Fsc -Rw Moaai eC Oetobar, 1S4S ^ Fair tola .The Men’a Club of the tln l^ Kart Schweiger wW conduct a tlone is lending ite eptauUd oor- Methodiat church of Bolton^ prayer meeting Tburaday evening Chosen Chairman To Co-Operate pmration by sponsoring a taa dur aad Thnmteyi ( U t t o w n give a box aodal and enteiwn- at eight o'clock at toe home of ing toe hours mentioned. Mrs. 9 , 7 4 S tia dmage la Mrs. Rudolph Ht^ner, 87 Chest B r ■?- ment Saturday evening at 7:80. R. C. Bchalier is chairman of toe day. nut street. On Book Week V af «*a AoSIt ^ an a ntw^rtkA* tor con- The.women will proyWe toe ooxm P. T. A. group aerring as hoateas- and their partnere will be adnUl- aa. io4( ManchesterÂ CUy of Village Charm I and b7>Uwa win ba talnn Unne Lodge, No. 78, KnighU of V r > ■ » E%«t « meattof o< Monch^ Ud free. The children will have their own Pythias, will meet tomorrow night Mary Cheney Library opportunity to “Make Friend* Btor No. lirTo. A. V.. to b« Emanuel Lutheran Brotherhood at eight o’clock In Orange haU. (THIRTY PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CBNTB _olght o’clock at the Silver And PTA to Unite With Books” by seeing free mov (ClaaaUM ASvartMag On Page FIttaaa) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 of Hartford will be gueoU of the ies at the library, all schoola be __>'C(ii]UDuntty Houee. All ineni- The Past Mlatresa clpb of £ - liaB isra uraed to attend. Newly* loeal chapter at toe meeting to bo During Observance ing Invited. An adapted version, offlMM will meet with the held at e l^ t tonight in the veatry Daughters of Liberty, No. 128, of "Robinson Cnieoe" will be giv LO.L.I., will meet tomorrow eve executive eomrolttoe at 7:80 p. m. of the Emanuel Lutheran church. en tor them later in toe week. The vlaiting Brotherhood wlU eup- ning at the home of Mre. Lily Mary Cheney Library and toe H eads SE C Manchester CouncU of Parent- Poll Tax Laws Itancheater Orange hat aet the piy the program for the .evening, Dunlop, 89 Ridge street ...... News Tidbits All membera are urged to attend. Teacher Associations are cooper Tnimam Chortling Bowles Benews Plea date of Tueeday, November J6 for The Ladiea' Aid Society of~Zft>h ating in toe celebration of toe CuUtd Fron (/P) Wirts a rummage aide, to open at nine Repeal Moves An error waa made in toe adver- Lutheran church will have anoth 30th annlvetkary of Book Week. o’clock in Orange hall. Ponations er doughnut fry Thursday, under Book Week, celebrated this year win be eaUed fo r tf membere will tleement of toe turkey aupper INSJ|JRE The “ unknown soldier marching Tburaday evening at the South toe chalrmanehlp of Mrs. Henry from Nov. 18-19, waa started in UT telephone Mra. Wilbur Little. 3787, Preiheit, made from her favorite 1919 by FrankUn K. Matolewa, Over ’50 Outlook Meet Defeat away" —who gave 8289,000 to his Methodist church in connection or Mre. Haael Andereon, 4510. one-time Ubrarian for toe Boy McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s frleads, ekoiltl^ schools ood Mty State Use Bond Plan recipe. Many requests have al with toe fair, toe” Merry Mart." Real Estate âd lasaraiMt govMnunent-— Is identified os re A correction has been made in the ready been received, and others Scouts of America. Ita purpose The Covenant - Congregational was to arouae public interest in 505 Main St. TeL 6060 m/re gunbcOr tired Aurora, HI., business man, wishing to order doughnuts should ehuich w ill omit iU midweek aer- price of too supper in toe adver^ As LdiniRIl Fail ^ Virginia and James Powell!. Brooklyn Dodgers tlsement appearing pgain today contact Mrs. Albert Petke, tele more and better booka for cbll- Amasiag; ril-^ flat JTE.SD i-iv/m K***K*** I Texas; BonusPpoposal vioa thia week oh account of th.e dren. . purchase Elmira club of Class A adwol vUdtoUon. Laat night tte and tomorrow. phone 6998, or Mrs. Clarence tn a m s lf Frelhelt 8880, lôre Wednesday Mr. Matolewa, aaaUted by Fred Eastern league. teadiora vlalted with the famillee A ppears to B e Los- Czech cartoonists depict Amer For Building Schools noon. eric Melcher, now editor of toe Smashing Victories in m m atl SeeS o f their pui^le. and w ill continue Dr. Htwvard Boyd will speak to Publiahers' Weekly, published a RUPTURED? ican embassy in Prague aa aest the vlaltation tonight and tomor in g in N ew Jersey the registered nurses this evening Past presidents o f Mary Buah- general catalogue called "The Washable! Grand t i r o . . New Yorii Senate Con of spies and gangsters.. East row night. at eight o'clock in the nurses' din ■M bt delay " see the new mod nell Cheney Auxiliary, No. 18, OeL Junes H. McVeigh Bookshelf for Boya and Girls,’’ em ts a ia r s e of.AKRON German dommunlst government ProposBl Quiekly Runs ing room on too subject of "Pur U.S.W.V., wlU meet Friday at with toe coUaboratlon of Clara 1. Wont 9. Wastfwerfi test and in Wide By The Associated Press rumbles with discontent over la- pura." All registered nurses are TRUOSB* fitted by experts. Voters Back 1:80 at toe home o f Mra. Lottie Cd. James H. McVeigh, of 81 WhltehiU Hunt of Brooklyn, one Private fltttag room. Two attempts to repeal state trodnetion of IliuMtaa Mesa into Lewis Suspends Coal Into RepubUcan Oppo Invited. A social period with re- t. CeW»i8 4. THm spread Qty Elec Soviet zone industry.. Political Behrend, 411 Center street. Oxfqrd street, waa elected to the of toe nation’s outstanding cbil- poll tax laws failed in yesUrday’a sition Bs Special Ses COSMETICS fretoments win fonow. chairmanship of toe Zoning Board dran’a IlhrariaM and an author Quinn's Pharmacy tions Pleases Presi Of Tair Deal’l letters circulated in recent Hart 'The Emblem Club will hold its of Appeal! laat night. WlUlam H. of note. Further support wak elections. Apparenriy, so did a fo rd ’election un4er name o f myth- sion of Assembly We carry all leading The Ladles' Aid Society of monthly meeting tomorrow eve Stuck of 73 Thomsa Drive waa given by toe first Children's Li dent and Democrats New Jerwy propoeal for financ leal LeiMtiie o f Jewish Voters are Strike for 3 Weeks Emanuel Lutheran . church will brands. ning at eight o’clock at toe Elka nominated to the poaition of aec- brarian session - of toe American Jubilantly Reads Elec ing a |106,0(X>,000 veterans' ho- branded “shabby and shoddy"' by Opens Today; G.O.P. meet TTiuraday afternoon. The so home in Rockville. A aocial time retary. U b r ^ Aasociation, and a pub Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman, who ciety has set toe date of Thura By Ths Asspeiaied Prsss ntu. says unidentified sponsors of or Bill to Insist Aid Be Fi Arthur Drug Stores will follow. McVeigh, well-knowa fo r hta licity campaign was planned that tion Results to^ 40 Ceiled Off Today Pend day, December 8, for its annual Included slogans and posters. Smashing Democratic vic But Pennsylvania approved. ganization "ought to be ashamed Christmas sale and supper at toe military record, has been a mem HALE'S CJieerins Democrats at 1 nearly four to one, a »50o,()oo,ooo Hopes Stand nanced Witb Current The Ooemopolltan Club will hold ber of toe board alnce November Posters and slogans have con torias in Nsw York’s U. S. of themselves.” ing Further Efforts to church. Mrs. Am y Carlson w ill be tinued to be a feature of Book ® * I plan to Join more than a doxen Kid’s game o f soccer with hu a deaaert bridge tomorrow after 13, 1947. He waa elected as toe S t^ te rac9 and in wide- W ashington t s i n n e r other states in providing bonuses Revenue of State lU charge of toe supper and Mrs. Week ever .since toe first Nation Headquarters man skulls touches off big debate Settle Dispute in Fred Lavey wiU make arrange noon at one-tolrty in Woodruff board’s secretary on November 8, __ ipraad city elections set Pres ■ 'for World Var H GU. The ” New — Will Change HaU of Center Church House. 1948, and baa served in that ca al Book Week poster wax painted in Britain; how to go about clean MODEL ments for toe sale. Members who ident TVuman .and the party Washington, ftov. S—(ff)— jersey proposition was touch-and- Soft Coal Fields State Ckipitol. Hartford, Tabla prises and door, prisea wUl pacity until hie election to fill the by Jessie Wilcox Smith in’ 1919 FOR Harry A. McDonald, above, took ing up after German Isiftwaffe., have articles completed-' may with toe slogan "More Books tor high command chortling t(v President Truman, once again to go. Jesuit publlcaUon in Vatican City Nov. 9.—e Board o f day’s feature poliUcal bout, in have a very decided effect on toe mands upon toe Senate to speed with presidential approval, poUt- chief execuUve delivered his pro- Open Brenings Southern vacation ' trip. They Directors. New York state. Democrat Her ily approve -toe anti-poll tax ical observers say. countriea that are to share 81.- resumed Dec. 1, if a settle Legislature In paring $100,000 from elecUons In 1980.” , The people ment isn’t reached by then. posal to a special sesaton o f tha. mads a atop at Burlington, N. C. bert H. Lehman easily knocked then will elect aU membera of tbs measure which will be pending OOOAOO.OOO la American arms the State Board of Education’s Approval of state bonus for World Token for “PubUc Cwivenleacc” Legislature, toe third thik yqor. and motored over to Elon CoUege Mias Rebecca bhambera of 877 Special! Republican John Foster DuUes House and one-third of toe Sen before that chamber when Con- budget for rural supervision dis Republican leaders announMd- where their eon, Frederick, and out o f toe U. S. Senate seat DuUes greas returns In January. war 11 veterans In Pennsylvania In oimouncing toe move. Lewis tricts. ■ * 11 ■ • a i'a • • ■ • Center street It vacationing at Ranges, Refrigerators ate. raises to at least 18 numher of said it was token for "public con that they were preparing a rival i9mWfm99y Alan Knofla are freehmen. They Miami Beach Florida, where she has held down Knee last July. Powerful Sttmnlw Seea Tha House already has passed Civilian Unit The chief executive termed it a measure. The G.O.P. MU, House also caUed on Dr. Ferris Reynolds Native Turkeyi states granting such payments venience” and as a âjor UMW ‘‘toouKhtlcas action,” and said he C b m ^ , iM k There was one, big, clear-cut U- Mr. Truman w w In the returns, the bill, LUCK .National Chairman Guy G. Ga- cratic club of Washington. have a poll tax. John L . Lewis’ Order to s t they ro- Meanwhile, toe Mg steel strike RepreaenUtlves of sevsrol towni Near Crash With B-25 ty'a need for schools and ascond, be observed tomorrow evening at The Ladies Atixiliary of the TEL. MAN. 4026 brleloon as a blow at “boastam" Also trailing in the Lone Star turn to pits. . , Door to home ef seemed on the way to general recently met in Hebron and pro Italian-American Club Will meet BOLTON, CONN. T want to w y to you that the ascertain toe town's ability to pay' I w S Ss^Lwi *"eSU!** C A L L E D F O R toe Buckland school at too meet first aeoaion o f toe S lat Congrew state were propoaals to provide James M. Cnriey, Boston’s de settlement in the near future. tested toe loss of funds for toe ing of toe Buckland-Oakland Oub. tomorrow evening at seven o’clock. JAMES ROUTE 85 OO Minutes from Manchester) I a direct defeat annual legislative sessions and to Washington, Nov. 9.—IJPi— A feated mayor, is shut to newsmen Three of the largest 'producers al for toe schooL He expressed tM g A S v n T o oaota rival. State Sen did a remarkable jUb, and toe eee- supervisory districts. Under toe AND The achool roome wlU be open at voua ond session of too 81st Congress le t women servo on Juries. civilian government agency took . . . U. 8. 8cnator Styles Bridges ready have slgn^ up in new con district set-up several small beUef toot 81.600,000 was oU toot for Inspection by toe parents. The BEAUTY SALON niHoii ator Blintr H. Wane. And he In Tennessee, voters turned their (R-NH) says Republicans wlii tracts with toe CIO United Steel was necessary under the O. O. P. towns are grouped together for toe DELIVERED gave an Indirect drubbing to is going, to do betbetter one as over air control of military planes plan. meeting vrill start at eight o’clock, eselliktliions today.” hacks on tradition and approved a •■very definitely capture seven W orkers' union. purpose of providing them with 74 E. Center St. Frank Hague, toe former Jeraey result of toess as a safety measure today, bard Bargaining Bfeettog Lsoms 2 Jorvit R tolty | at which time too foU ot^g apecial CA*H YOU OKT U s t lit R< caU fo r a constitutional convention seats”, in 1950 to regain Senate top-notch educational superviiion. DeSvm Mesegge la Pan e* taachers wUl speak: Harry jfo ra k , City mayor and how of too state limited to exploring nine recom bn toe heels of on airline pilot's control .... Former Brillah for The biggest steel firm. United ^ P I N E $110 $XM $soo Danwcratlc organlxatlon who The preeldent waa an Irrepres Commenting on toe agenda for I Governor Bowles dellvMod hia i C o m p a n y apeech therapy; Warren Wood, mended revlolons In toe 1870 con report that he hod almost col eign secretary warns that Russian States Steel, announced today that the apecial seasion, Bowls* told message in person to a Joint 8«e^ backed Wane. sible guest of honor. With evsry a bargaining meeting with toe music; Mrs. Elisabeth Budd, art; 39.20 321.11 339.05 dlnnsr course he bounced to hia stitution. Eleven previous at- Bttomarlnea have penetrated " t * newsmen tost limitation is “up to I sion of the Democrotic-controllsS' OHUe i- PHARMACY Mias Genevieve Scannell, reading; Hague announcad he Is “step lided w ith a B-38 bomber over union probably will be arranged 7.38 16.78 30.70 ping aside.” A t 78, be aald, he haa feet with a broad grin, rapped on m ta hod foiled. the very center of the Medner- toe Senate and House.” On toe I Senate aad the RepubUcan-coa•^ Mlat JulU Lynch and Frederick National airport here. for tomorrow. U. S, Steel lias been .jM 4 Center 8tT0«t Wt "YU” te 4 eat sf 5 9t h iu m id Abeve p«ir8i*Aff cever •mryfbliitf reached an age when It la Impoeoi- the microphone for attention, and Elsewhere in the scattered voting school building aid proposals, toe | trolled' House. He appeared befOra Weare. phyaical educaUon. Mrs. apeak, CaUfWnia and Kentncky Dte Civil Aeronontics odminls- toe key producer In setting the m w m m S-9814 Table Pads Got thom Aetam f PLUSSES. Prirmer A tern of |f00 e«Mt IN w Me to “carry oa the arduous du- read to4 latest electloa rotunia. Superior court Jury in Hartford governor observed that legialotora | tha legiolaton at 12:86. Is hSi Carvelis, dieUUan at toe Buckland premptfy npiid to t? wwlflto c9iis9c< o f too DetQom Hc .leader- ate to halp.j)oqc •cbootdts- tcoUan .XGAJK.y. oaaouncad-. toe today wOTha glvkh Job Of dbtor- terms--of'Contracts In post'ysora. Fill Thai Tank! • • oonrirforerioo you eoloct monthly Rfto* to^toiaate W'llCJS — fdl Each report ralaad.naw etieass and This year, it was on agreement have had plenty of time to con-1 message the gOtomor relterato# liaouaaiaaaaa achool will serve a typical school applause from the crowd of cab miuitersd strong support. new safety move lost night, a mlning whether peioon sitting be aider toe needs of the communl-1 that it was bit wish that the Utp lunch auch as is served at toe pnsrmont data and amount. Rutptci tor with toe U8W by Bethlehem Steel Patting: o ff that fnel order Uene 83f to $809 oa Roatoa Votofu Tow Got Corley inet officers, party leaders and (Bkio voters okayed a new type short time after disclosure of toe hind steering wheel of parked auto ties. Any “stalling” will not “go (ikiaton confine the buslneM of tha school. \ e ^ M e e your hoowty. Phono, com# in TODAY. ballot for tha atate and colored neSr-coIUsion between an Eastern mobile, with lU motor running, is Corp. which come first. The other may mean that you'll be Bootcti voters toeaed out toe last club members. large firma which settled yester over with toe public,” toe gover-1 apecial sesalaa to toe achool bulM> ^WfilTE* N.UCURC • Fairiy early in toe vote-counting oleomargarine. Airlines Constellation and on In Operating the vehicle. • . Chinese nor opined. Bud Rainey, radio poet and phil- B)d-Ume bow atUl In power when day were Jonea and Laughlin and In g aid isaiM. Less toon on hour bo- ism AiniTacer caught with an empty tank they refuwd a fifth term to Demo- of New York'a senatorial race Mr. strument-flying Air Force plane. Communists invade Szechwan oaopher, wiU head toe Ladies Night IjS S d Z f t “ rw f compSMrdtHst tixfS ro sat r$r Republic Steel Corp. Wants EquoSsatloa Board fore Bowles entered toe House to in/a sudden coid spelt eratlo itoyar Jomw M. Cnriey. Truman staked hie fame as a po- The airliner waa carrying 64 per province, home of Chungking, address the Isgialatora, howsvur, program of toe Rotary club. The BMnCMUTfB...PMOnf 926* sons on a flight to Miami. capital of moment for Nationalist The steel industry pattern, set Senator Richard A. Forester, ’ They picked another Democrat. UUcal aeer, a reputation won In by Bethlehem, calls for payment Waterhury Democrat, today wUl I Houee RepubUcans In a brief cau a ffa ir w ill be held at 7 p.m, tonight WE HANDLE S FINANCE Ca Kaiser to Get R e ^ t o f Dtocosslons government. . . Russian newspaper APPUCATIONS at toe Manchester Country club. a ty Cleilc John B, Hynea. hie own stunning vletory a year by toe company of all pension introduce a bUl in toe Senate call cus voted to place no lim it on how 2nd now • DATI W lA n i SUHOtNO • Hynw was temporary mayor In in Berlin says Soviet 'use of atomic Nancy jSenunzio vriU play several ago. The CAA did not relate its an coats and sharing of insurance ing for toe establishment of a |little or how much could be done vsa MAIN s n n r , M A N o a tm , co mm. 1947 while Curley did a five "Here’s toe latest in toe Leh- energy to blast enUre mountain ado npihbera on toe accordlan. A T L A N T I C DM 3430 • DavM Homy, Y it MANoger Federal Loan nouncement to toe airliner-bomb coats by toe company and em three-mmn board to set up a state 14'**1**F current session. With monthff stretch in a Federal penl man-DulIea fiasco,” he said, add er incident. It said toe new reg has opened way for man-made / IflflflS IRfl$9 ^9 r9lld99f9 9f f99Bt3 river bigger than English channel. ployes. grand list equalisation program. In pressing forwarfi hia claim of Asbestos Furnace O il ing: “And it will be a fiasco when ulation resulted from a series of In announcing that toe UMWa a “crisis” in the schools, the g&v- : ACXEEPTED «.95 (OmHInaeS oa Page Two) LehmanMinum gets throughVMTJUCn wWIU4 ith iUUl-him.” 1 ^ O .ft /N a. 9 ITie iMord, he sajd, would meet Top air safety discuasions with Air 200-man Policy committee had annually to equalise aad adjust toe er. or defended loeal school boorda / A ad U p Tha count than, os ha reportod 06^1110 d U K O l Force and Navy officiala v^ch voted to tend toe soft coal miners from “amearff’ by “aelf-appotateS it, was 817,007 for Republican In- assessment liite of each town to A llied Business Cnstom Made, Gnaranteed Government Credit for stolied aeve^ weeks ago. back to toe pita Lewis emphasized make them conform to fair mar experts.” He based his rscomaifiB- cumbeint John Foster DuUes and There has’ been heavy pressure Milk Price that,the move iz temporary. He dations on the report of kcbooi For M ole Grocery Clerks To Fit Yonr Table L. T. WOOD State Mayors 393.007 for former Gov. Herbert ket values. Such adjusted grand S e r v i c e s Low - Priced Auto on civilian and militaiyr aviation advized houzebolders to fill their liate would be used solely to de boards that $71,0(M,0P0 worth o f H. Lehman. A few minutes later autoorltiea to take new measures coal bins against a renewal of toe / Phone 7691 Today termine distribution of state he drew more cheers with an an tawaed greater safety in toe air Cut Asked walkout. ^ (OsaBiraed ea Page- YwalTa) FWl Time Woric—Abo women to work on part tiipte Addreaaing CO. Ballot Victors Washington, Nov. 9—{/PI— Henry grants for schoola and would have / No sxtm charge to have ear nouncement that The New York —particularly against - air-to-air The union’s 380,000 bituminous Milltigrsplilag ealuniaii come to yoor home. 51 Bisseli St. Phone 4496 'Hmea smd New York Dally News, J. Kaiser seemed sure today of get no effect on toe assessments for bvab. Self Serrice meat wrapping dept. In "Store of Multtlithlnx coUUdons. In the post 14 months, 'both DuUes supporters, conce<)e ting government credit to start all fatalities suffered by passen Dealers Seek Reduction (Ooatlnaed on Fogs Twelve) loeal taxation purposes, he said. Print! Bf— Record - Smashing Vic to Lehman and (Mayor WlUiam) Senator Forester, calling tha plan Tomorrow” opening soon in Manchester. Many beheflts. Imprlntiijg making a new low-cost auto. The gers on U. S. airlines have result O’D w jer.” aoaurance came with RFC rejec- ed from aerial collisions. In Wholesale Figure; 'a sound non-partisan answer on Photo Offset tory Consolidates GOP school financing from state Ckwd starting wage. Process Letters . tion of a suggestion by Senator In its statement lost night the Hearing Soon Pledged F ig h te r P la n e Fulhright (D-Ark) that It delay CAA said toe new move, effective grants," said he would make every Flashes! Foldtag SPEaAL S4LE Conqu4!8t in W aterhury effort to marshal RepubUcan sup Qeaphotype action. toSay, applies to fair weather Quirino Has procedure previouMy restricted to Hartford. Nov. 9—(JO—Dealers port for the measure. Du board (lo t o l lofttwtff)' ft New Haven, Nov. 9—(#)—A The flow of actual caoh to carry Apply to Interviewer, A P S u ]^ Market, Addressognph platee emboased ^ > V 1 out a $44,4(M,0(M loan arrangement tiad days. today sought a reduction in the would consist of tha state treas record-smashing plurality has con Connecticut wholesale price of Being Tested ' Lovely Tioga Tams ^ 4 *,a T|t I iftH fi act up _conditlonaUy a_month ago urer, comptroUer, and tax commis j f e ' solidated toe Republican conquest Onihs InstnuBoat Flytag milK promptly followed by sioner. Start o f 'M a i Dstoyofi 717 Main St., Manches^r Immediate Service by toe Reconstruction Finance cor 3 Days—Wed., Thurs., Fri.—^Nov. 9, 10, 11 of Waterhury, long one of toe The narrow escape reported by promise that toe atate will hold New York, Nov. 9 strongest Democratic strongholds poration appeared ready to start Eastern Airlines Capt. J. R. Rich hearing soon as possible. I B olivian Official Con- of tlw trial of JoAth Osptoa foB 41 Parnell Race— 2-3405 after: ardson caused toe Air Force to WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 7 P .M . KNITTING WORSTED, 4 O z ...... 8 2 < in Connecticut. ..aurel Giving Filipino Delay Bequest BeJaeteS (Tomment waa withheld regard Raaoioa Eaglnoer Vafsga* A* Waterhury election yeeter- clamp down on all simulated . in ing toe oonaumer price, which is tends P-38 Still Prop- J( q | | |||J q U r g C S Gobltckev woo delajrod today wha* SPORT YARN, O z...... $ 1 . 0 0 1. RFC turn^ down FulUright’s 4 Uve-Wotor Washing Is a day was one of eight held In toe Presideiit Qose. Run; strument flying in toe Washing not a controlled, price. erty of American Firm ] . , a Foderal Judge tried to dotonstee 3 PLY SWEATER YARN, 1 O z...... 37< state. Republicans also remained request that it hold up “final ac ton area, pending an investigation. But today’s developments whetlwr the Bosalea enderetaa* new, exclusive Frigtdoire in control in New Haven, by toe Averlino Seen Beaten tion” on toe loan. RFC Chairman Richardson related the indict brought virtual assurance of a EogUab. Judge WlUtam Bawte There’s Nothing Bettor Than . Harley Hlse yesterday wired Ful- Atomic Iruce BABY POMPADOUR, 1 O z...... 3 7 < feature. Rolling* currents narrowest margin In years, and in ment by radio to National airport drop starting early in 1950 in toe B o n e t io ! called la oa laterprotar wh«ki 0»> bright at Uttle Rock that “final NEURMILLE, 1 O z, ...... 4...... *.. 1..... 3 9 * ' oif Rot, sudsy water wash Grsenwich and New Canaan. They Manila, Nov. 9—(/P)—Late offi officiala a few minutes after, tak prices affecting both toe farmer Woohlagtoa, Nov. 9—(P)—A Mtehev, who spMie EagSsh IfaMOfi- wrested Weetport from toe Demo action” already had been taken— ing off yesterday morning for. A t BoUvlaa official sold today aa ly la provloua oeurt oppeasai TIBE^TE, 1 Oz, ...... ••.•'••.i, clothes through and. cial returns tonight gave President and quite lawfully. Fhibrigbt said and the consumer. I Appeals to Big Five OCLm:, crats. E3pidio Quirino a scant 16,000 vote lanta. Ga. He said the B-28, fly in g In a letter toe Connecticut Airlines.plane cat directly In ousweied oB Ms qn**aons la through. No metal ports afterward that he would seek a Sodalfarts Remaia In Power lead perer former Japanese Puppet with 4ts wheels down, “almost ran Milk Dealers association asked to toe path of a Bolivlan- And Canada to Make ROASTING rub your clothes and the Socialist administrations re congTosslonal investigation of RFC Into me” at an altitude of 3,500 Milk Administrator Donald O, pUoted fighter plane aeoonds Joae P. Laurel in yesterday's bit lending policies. ED-MAR KNITTING NOOK some LIve-Wator action mained In power in Bridgeport ter Philippines presidential elec feet. Hammerberg to call “with reason before 'the two ship# oolUded New Start on Problem Rnsataa Troops Wlthdrasriagt and Norwalk, and in Hartford a 2. ' Kaiser said at Houston that I WINTERIZE CHICKENS 97 CRESTWOOD DRIVE tion. , He .gave the number of toe Air able promptaeaa” a public hearing. I* commercial aviation’s woitt Frankfurt, Germany, Nov. Sr— that wolhes clothes cleaner, non-partisan election under a city he has now met the main condi We deUver Frltey monifaig. Tara North Oa Stone Street O ff Center Street Joae Avellno, third candidate, Forise plane. The request signed by President diaaater. The offldot, MoJ. Lake Success, Nov. 9—(J^ — U. (JVa/The newspaper A b in flfsst rinses them brlghtbr. The manager-council charter returned tions for drawing the loan funds. Bolling field offtciala said later Joseph F. Niedermler, Jr., of toe said today that Russlaa treeoa Vos can get thm here at the A t New Aportmeat BaUdlBg appesred defeated. German Pol, teotifled at toe N. Assembly President Carlos ‘P. rama a t any tone. exclusive Ropidry-Spin Honorary Mayor Cyril W. Coleman Hr said that In fact, he was all that the B-28 had been prac dealer group, is to "consider a re- opening of a Q rtl Aeronoutico have bees withdraurtog by MlflM W ith O fficial returns a t 10 p. m. (9 a. set to "obtain the first money" whirls them drier, some to office. m. e.a.t) from 153 scattered towns ticing an instrument approach to ducUon” o f the minimum price hoard Inquiry Into the Nor. 1 Romulo announced today he bos from the Soviet sene M OenagpF* ROGER OLCOTT Tha elecUons brought a record under the credit when Fulhright National airport. Maj. Donald H. ready for instant ironing. AhoVFOd a dealers pay farmers tragedy. appealed to the Big Five,, and Can A U. S. Army lateiligenee senreo 402 West Oestee Street outpinrlng of voters. Out of 350,000 filed his delay plea Monday. King. 39, was flying the bomber The present minimum paid I at Heidelberg sold he was naohle. Quirino '204,697; Laurel 188,269; , Charges Plot Exists ada to consider a short-term atom Telephoas 7852 eligible -r- about a third of toe from a hood, and First Lt. Leslie farmers, os fixed by toe atate, is Washington, Nov. 9—an on use of atom SNOWCAPS Unofficial returns from 1,0*>•«<; Clark la Fragu* afiip ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioneers DEPENDABLE SERVICE cloaast rival. Councilman Thomas waa defeated in yastorday’s slsc- fight yesterday to Earl Brown. Natlonel school aUttstics are AUTO SUPPLY INSVROES—REALTORS twdent o f^ o o ls. In his opinion 1 Airlines, ownsr of ths pesoeagerl term atoeslc annlatlee oeeerapaeled daya by toe ChsdM «1 291 Mala St.. Phoaa 8198 EotabiUhed Anetton Acrea, Pbeae 888 J. Kerrigan, Jr.'Under toe Hart- tlon after 14 years In office. Law Negro magasine writer. Brown disturbing, aald Mr. Forbes in a to&y with a tsrw /IM i 889 M A IN STR E E T TELE PH O NE 5819 763 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER fofd charter, toe candidate poHing rence B. Morris, Republican, was was backed by a DsmocraUc-Ra- talk before mambera of toa Igcal tos prMalem probably can be net I plane. I by on inspectionjprstem. 2 9 P h o n e s i 67 MANCHESTER, CONN. 1997 BRIMFfELD, MASS. by tu n in g more chUdren for ritills 1 Investigators expected the high: j (3 ) “The pciislMUty a f on ik- fo r rsporteCB, t f *'’■ “ Before Loanee Happen, Innure With Lappen" : the highekt total among tooee con- elected. The supervisor of Hyde publican-Ltberal coalition. He Lions club. Out o f every 100 h^M ssyk *k S I and trades and by placing leaa am-1 ----- — _^ I .. . Parte is the bead of the town gov polled 83,080 votes to Davis’ 31,- children who enter achool for the We euddsk ifl .(UMUIoaaS aa Faga Toro) ernment. 1982. • .first tima In toe United States, phaaia on coUsge degraea. ifim O a m t an P i m X m I v*^ iOmMsmsS m P * * * i ..