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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1952 AroraiFe Daily Net Press Run - .. Ths Weather ; FACE EIGHTEEN r x " iitanrbPBtpr Eofttino Wprafi^ For the Week^Eaded PorecMt of C. 8. Wcathor Baroso ..a-'. ' 1. • ie « . Generally fair and eoM tonight 10,721 and Saturday. Minimum tonight About Town ■ ■ Member ef the Andit 20. PINEHURST QUALITY Mr. and Mri. Homar * Fagley Bnreao o f Ctreabitieno M anchester^A City of Village Charm and aon, Scott, of West. Hartford have moved Into their new home on Lake atreet. Bolton. Hale’s Self Serve (Claaained AdverUoIng on Pago IS) MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS * VOL, LXXII, NO. 33 , V Army Capt. Bernard J. Kul- hanek, huaband of.,,Vfra. Ethel Kul- hanek of 4 ll Lydall atreet, recent­ ly arrived in Korea and has been Beep Payoff for Montgomery's Payoff aaatgned to IX Corps. Ha la the ; and Meat^Dept.^ J u ry Told Ciuitoiners lell us tb*y TMiptent the Bronte Star med­ al and the Luxemburg Croix de I Wiu ths ullercd and-jenlarg^ Guerre.^;-----i-— ------— ------i A O J B oosts •d Piuehursl. They enjoy FANCY NATIVE CONNECTICUT |i A rumnmge .tale., aponeored by | to the Emanuel Lutheran . U uUm ’ wmipniff ifoin our larger • Aid Societ y -w W ' b* .Itehl at ■ the church tomorrow morning attrt- ^ r o v o a dairy display • .. find, many 1 .y M £ y - ^ ing at 9 o'clock. cheese Hems we could not Mrs. Bette P. Bantly, who is New York, Nov. 7—(A*)— ! employed by the Savings Banka carry before. The addition A soldier today gave testi­ I Aaeociation of Connecticut, yeatef- mony linking John David 11 day attended the meeting of t)|e \ of Sealtest Ice Cream seems Association of Ravings Bank Wo-1 Provoo, former American men of C o n n e'e t l c u t a t . the ! Army sergeant, with the lo jaeel- JKith. favor. _and_ •Wethersfield-Country d u b . Mam- 4 Japanese execution of an Mehsagc! fro m K orea to Presidenl-Elwt 11 bership of this associstlon consists • American Army officer after I -jaany-Jike ..ta_8elccl..Iheir ' i-of women-offteers and othera hold-- Rush AideSa Pork prices edhtihue ’ af ah aftraclTve Tow Te^ . . i Ing ke.v po.*!tipns In the savings Corregidor fell in World War I art own Bacon. Sausage and and we will have more of that extra lean Brightwood I banks .of Connecticut. t 1 Two. The witnes.*. Corporal other Manufacturer pack­ Eastern cut pork,*as well as Iowa Pork, all government Robert M. Brown, also de­ Ik e U rged Over Floor graded and inspected, of course. I CpI. George SI. Pitk'at, son of M r.! clared that Provoo proposed •and Mrs. John A. Pltkat, Plllsbury i aged Hems from the self Hill, Rockville, recently spent five ■ that American women on the 7-rib cuts of tht Blodninss Brightwood will be 45c HALE’S ADVERTISED IN Philippine fortress island be service meat case. They tell days in Jaoan on a rest and r e -1 lb., and 7-rib cuts of the lowo pork, 38c lb. (whlje ! cu-MWatioB leav«^irram the 2nd In -1 DROMEDARY SALE turned oyer to the Japanese By Truman na, however, that they are these cuts lost). i-fsntrj'-DIvlafon-In Korea. Pltkat,; COFFEE for immoral purpose.*. V I who gnteged'the armv In March, i 4 CAKE MIXES — Washington, Nov, 7—•(A') By THE ASlIOCIATED PRES# j pleased we continue Mlling 19&1. Joia^ the 2nd DIvis'on laat I Whole strip or rib holf of Brightwood March. - ' 1 Lb. New York, Nov.' 7— (A*)— — President Truman to4ay Congreafiional RepublicaMs ... . - ■* , . . . ' other meat cuts thru the Pork to R o a s t...... lb. 55c A soldier witness testified to­ a.*ked President-elect Eisen­ bickered over the spoila of the George Stiles, Manchester Bhy I LIFE day that John David Provoo hower to send representatives Elaenhower landslide victoo’ Wearing a bU>. Montgomery’* Payolt, entered In the flve-::*ited service meat case. < LOIN ROASTS OF IOWA PORK Lb.^ 52c j ScoutlnT eoinmlsMober, wi$hfs to ^ Proclaimed himself “ the boss to the State and Defense De­ today, aa the President-ele^ . stress the.se Important dates; Fri­ divialon of the National Home Show In New York, I* served a bottle prepared to send his. first in- da’ -. Nov. 7, Scout Legdara Round , o f beer by tralxer William Dearlng of Duanellrn, N. .1., .vfter hi* per- of Corregidor” after the partments “ at the earliest island, vasipn wave int.q WaahiniriiOll-. ""r.Come in this week end lONELESS f IMEHUKST .. .Table St ... the..., South , MeWiod'gt.; |an|Mce'„in Madlaon. Square, Garden. Philippine fortress felj PQ5|Sil))e .rapm.ent.” ...... f diiirch; Sunday, Noy-. $, Scout fin -' Kow York tpndpm the b«mp • nllre of ptua piP. Oi^iloa by tne ubW to the Japanese in World War His telegram, made public by Sehate GOP members fou^d |;\»n(:e drive, and Mond-y. Nov. 10, GINGERBREAD, DEVIL, C rN t Farm of Dunnellen, Montgomery’* Payoff for »everal year* the White House, disclosed also themselves embroiled in a , , . our grocery shelving is CHUCK POT ROUTS “ 79c haa been drinking l>err Inafead of water after eompeting. _____ n. I e*>mmls*ion-rs meeting at 125 Hol- FUDGE, WHITE Fresh Ground Provoo, then an American Army that Truman sent a personal mes- possibly bitter fight over ' not quite completed but you . lister street. _____ • GUCE CAKE MIX .sergeant, was captured with other ,*cnger yesterday -to -Eisenhower who is having a post-campa|gn their party floor. Ieader8hipr~“ ‘ American adtdiera and now is Sen. Styles Bridges of ift m * CANDIIO FRUITS AND n its — lib. jer rest at August. ,Ga. will find Pinehurst a pleas­ FRESH UMB PAHIES Lb. 59c PREMIER WLLSBURY • fOR fRUIT CAKtS. COOKIIS, tlC charged in federal court with com­ Hampshire spread the word lie I Take Over Home Ike Readies Plans mitting treasonable acts in behalf Air Force Messenger would rather be temporary preai- ant place in which to select. of the Japanese. RIB OR PLATE MEAT ( b o n e i n ) Lb. 19c A White House spokesman told dent of that body—and third In For House Partv BLUEBERRIES PIE CRUST FOR fUSH-TOMM The wltne.ss was Army Corporal reportetrs later that this me.asen- the line of succession for tBe U). » 1 Robert M. Brown, a surgical tech­ ger was Col. Albert L. Cox of the presidency— than keep the Job he HOME STYLE SAUSARE MEAT 59c Cultivated Large Dessert nician. [ Air Force. The spokesman add­ In Mm Y}; Syrup, No. 80S COMDINATION HOW holds—GOP floor leaddr. ^^4mo6S Things -Mrs. Franeds A; Dwyerr-ftmlHar- FWlfOR For Truman Talk Mad* Him Asaiatant ed that C)-^Gen. Dwight Eisenhower ment after ■ countermanding an \ as a messenger and not as a pres- committees In a Republican-con­ To Eat RIB ROAST OF BEEF Lb 79c • friends, was surprised last night4 Army warrant officer’s order and Identlal emissary, trolled Senate. ' I when 12 of the local beauty shop.' loughed-into a mountain of mail today, and began drafting taking Brown on as a-ssistant in He said the message suggested Sena. Leverett Saistonatall o f r ' is plans for the “ conversations and conference.*” that he '...o Marinei, Sgt. Edward 84. flair, left, of Detroit, Mich., and 8gt. Jamil Farhat of Lodi, Cal., LAMB SHOULDERS BONED AND owners gave her a husewarming I E work he was doing for the Japa- "other lines of cooperation " !n post a sign on a hunker In Korea telling President-elect Elsenhowi;r, "We’re waiting Ike." General Maasachusetta, Homer Fergriaon pf party $t her new home on Green said’ must precede his meeting with President Truman.- He — ------Ithe peTlod between now and Eis- Eiaenhower I* planning a trip to the Korean war front to nee what ran be done about replacing Amer­ Michigan, William Knowland of road. ' also planned anqther round of goif "He (Provoo) told me he was 1 mhower’s inauguration Jan. 20 ican ijervicemen with South Korean*. (A P W lrephoto). California, Homer Capehart of In­ STATE ROUEb, AVERAGE Earh $3s4() this afternoon—a more aerioua the boss of Corregidor and that he j ^^e proposals would not diana, Bourke B. HIckenlooper of One of the beauticians invited Can round than heplayed yeaterday. ' was i.*sulng the orders and th a t) j,* )nade public, Iowa and Everett Dlrksen of Il­ her out for the afternoon, while he would have anyone work where The new Preaident came to Election Picture Since a mllitai-y courier was linois were- projected by specula- .J’ihers^arrsnged .with, —Angnata-for a reat-. -Beltlipg-Into *■ he-plCBaed.’-.. Brown teatificiL- •Uon-lnto-th^acrambler ■ - -r-i------' BUTTER PINEHURST FRUITS and VEGETABLE! to invade the house, take over the 'cTidseh Xn carry" the' message,' the 46 Oz. Tin Pkgs. aecluded white cottage about 200 Brown said he agreed to take ABied Gutts Await Taft Wont kitchen and cook the dinner, which 1 SUGAR HEART TENDER PREMIER the Job to help a Navy officer irhplication is that it contained Asiam Arah FARMER BROWN'S SPINACH ...... 19c yards from the flrat tee of the Na­ POPULAR VOTE , certain secret information thgt Although Saltonstall w’as the was a bountiful one, served on a tional Golf.-Club course. But the prisoner, Norman W. Lauschner, well-decorated table. Mr. Dwyer Aaaoclated Ptpm retiirna at who was seriously ill from Jap- could not be sent, for security only early and enthusiastic Eisen­ Dm M o Ir m or Butternut Squash i.h. 5c SWEET aSalra of state are crowding in on noon today from 142,182 of the reasons, by ordinary communlca- hower backer In this group. It and their young son enjoyed the 1 SWEET PEAS him more rapidly than he expected. ane.se treatment. He took It, he Smash 100 party and the surprise and plea­ Campbell rountry’a 148,870 voting unita said, with the understanding he tjons channels. seemed likely that Sen. Robert A. CRISP FRESH DOUBLE CELERY ...... 25c An aide said he will go back to In his telegraphed me.ssage, Tru­ Joins Peace Move ahowrd the popular vote: Taft of Ohio—atm commander of sure of the honor guest when she | POTATOES Yolfow work Immediately, even though would not be called upon to do GOLDEN CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 Bunches 25c entered her home. She was present- < 2 .Cans Peeled Whole Elaenhower ...... 82,995,608 anything "against my country." man a,greed to Nov. 17 aa the date the Republican policy makers—; Tom ato this la only hla second full day of Stevennon ...... 26,549,961 for a White House meeting with would have a great deal to a^ ' ed with s new flexible screen for vacationing. Brown said he appealed to Pro­ R ed P ieces United Nations, Nc Y., Nov, Asian and Arab dele- IDAHO POTATOES Total ...... 59,.545,560. his Repvibllcan succe.ssor. about Uw cholca o( the floor inafr> the fireplace. In large part, this was made voo and obtained a Japanese pass 2 URGE CANS NUCOA Elsenhower percentage: 55,4. Along Same Uae* gates get together again today to try to consolidate a strong ager. Ketchup nSceaaary by Truman’s sugges­ permitting him to take Lauschner from the prisoner of War .area to a Truman’s' telegram to Eisen­ Seoul, Nov. 7— (/P) —^Tlie neutral stand in the United Nations, hoping to find aii end to T aft also indicated in Cinciniuitl tion'for a meeting "a.t.ypur early part of Msilnta'Tunnel. 14 Oz. Bot. convenience" to discuss the proo- “ ELECTIONS AT A GLANCE hower said: biggfst .guns in the UN’s tht hitter deadlock over Korea. The Arah-Aslan group, unti bb may take a aeat oft the Senate I Women Will Hear He said he told Provoo that lema attendant on the transfer ot This was the election picture ■'Your telegram of yeatarday af- Koronn KrsehRK hammered comparatively.Inactive In the- Foreign Relatlona committee m (bottle deposit only) government to new Preaident at noon today, with nearly all rived. just after my messawer had Korean question, have decided to preparation for activs partlclpn-’ Diseiissioii of Art reltirax tabnlat^: (Continued on Psge Ten) departed for Augusta. Red positions/bn the central Join their force* In an effort to tlon In foreign policy decUlOn*, ■ - FREE and « diire|;ent party. Elsenhower elected President "We evidently are thinking frpnt today and jubilanb ar­ mediate in the dispute. Ex-WAG Says ^ Elsenhower m essaged back The Ohio Senator .lost the nom­ 1 - - - . 2 1 / by an electoral vote of 442 to 89 along the game lines with regard They have before- them an In­ agreement, and suggested the week tillerymen claimed they were ination to Gen. Dwight D. EUen- I Cosmopolitan Club members are tor SteveMMn. Elaenhower car­ to the transfer of the executive donesian ' t'ompromise proposal h e r s h f y c h o c o l a t e of Nov. 17 as the date. He added: winning the bloody battle of hover, but bib campaign support reminded of the Hartford County ried 39 state*; Stevenson nine. Six Gaullists j branch of the government. which envisage.* bringing together Mind Blank in of the OOP nominee assures him "I obviously require a reaaon- Elsenhower’s popular vote, the the hill.*. Allied officer.* said the American stand against fall meeting in Glastonbury on able time for conversations and I "I will be happy to see you the a major voice In Senate affairs. GOLD ME^AL greatent ever achieved, stood at about half of the 200 Chine.*e forcible repntrlatinn of prisoners: I; Thursday, Nov. 18, reservations conferences leading , up to the I seventeenth if that date is entirely Capehart and Dlrksen were o r ^ SYRUP 32.995.808 with 142,182 of the Quit on Ouster field pieces around Triangle and the Ru.ssian demand for an in -; ‘Mercy Slaying’ Inal Taft supporters, Hickenlo^ A •‘price war" at retail leveU I ■ for which may be made at the Fresh FruH and Vegetables designation of important aaaia- I* resulting In many redUbed nation’s 148,870 voting units ternatlonal commission to work I er and Ferguson were neutrahi uo- anta." „ hill and Sniper ridge have prices which are not wramuitad ;meeting. tomorrow_at -2 o^clock - 2 Cons FLOUR counted. Stevenson received 2R- been destroyed or damaged. o:it a peareful 'acttlpRlieiVY' In'!' Bridgeport, NbvV 7—f4V-lala tir after the nominating'conven­ hy anything In the wholesale ’ in the Federation room of Center Consequently, It appeared that 549,981 votes. Of Paris Mayor Korea, Curtiss, 38, of 5 Glendening tion. Knowland su p p lie d Gov, ; Church house. TOMATOES ,Lbc.,>„Pk. 19e the white cottage on the golf Defense at the earliest possible The Kumhwa valley ahuddered plrlure. Take advantage of them Total vote o f 59,545,569 la a moment. under the Impact of-the all-out Al­ May Offer Plan street, Norwalk, tfiday was and save at thei^ new 'low Blain Cota, Jr., director and in- 5 Lb. Bag course may soon see numerous record high. , Paris, Nov. 7—(JP)—Six Paris found guilty of manslaughter (Continned on jNg* Ten) persons coming and going. The "it alao will require considerable lied barrage. There were also rei>orls that one prices . . . ' 'stnictor at the Cota School of Elsenhower won all atates city councilmen resigned from of the chief Arab sp^esmen, For­ and sentenced to an indeflnlt* Brussell Sprouts B.ht. 35c general's intention seems to be to but these; time to close up the budget and As the big guns roared, the ! Fine Arts In Bristol, will address Gen. De Gaulle's rally of the eign Minister Fadil J'amali o f ' fenn In the State Farm for the club at this meeting on the ask his confidants to go to Waah- ' Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, to get it ready for pre.sentation be­ first snowfall of the winter sifted French People (RPF) party today fore Jan. 18. I hope your man can down from leaden skies. Infantry­ Iraq, was. working on another Women In NIantle by Judge I: development of modern arts. He -Ington for conferencea_yJnjieY$ral -JiM tllcky, .Lonlaiana, Mlaalasip-. after - -the party - expelled - Paris -James E. Murphy 4n Superior Blimp ^ l l s in Sea; SOME RFCFNT lecelved two degree.* from Yale FARSHIPS _ 2Lb* 25e pk North Carolina., South Car- men of both sides huddled in bunk­ variation of this them*. WHITE Mayor Paul Colrre and two other India, a leader in the bloc, also Court. She was being trl^ for „UiU.v.erall\'.. ..School._o£ _Jine—Arts 4ConUnued„aB.£age .JBeventeen)„ ^,pMWh.jyi5at-y)rglnla.— ...... , (^nMnued on |^a|^ "ll^)____ ers and foxholes, ' leaving them cHy-officlalej--— ------"only for scattered paffoT 'cISSIieB »■ woiluftg iteffiir Bti' tira -proMeiirr— ..alayingV..-mz- . .Cci^JSafe an^Rafl- RFUUOTIONS rr and studied at other art gehools. Keatncky still In douM pend­ In addition to Colrre, the RPF fathrr, John W. Curtiss, 73, on I His paintings have been exhibited ing an oCieial canvass. across the dismal 155-mIie front. seeking through diplomatic Con­ LA ROSA BOILTKGTONlOKSr u today scratched off its list City Chinese Reds threw two feeble tact with Red China to get a Com­ Aug. 80. An this week (thni Thiir»da,v, Nov. ISth) w e offer • c*»e of Shredded Wheal ...... ISc ' wldeiv. He is al.ao represented StevensoB led Ip Kentucky by Councilman Jean-Loula 'Vigier and nawick, Ga., Nov. — A attacks at Sniper Ridge in the munist agreement on the prisoner I I bottlM.of Coca-Cola abHOlutcl.v free ulth each |>urrha»e of SIO.OO iln collections in .Boston, rhiladel- Stalin Reviews 1,047 ^otes. Jacques Feron, a city council ad-, Elector College Bridgeport, Nov. 7—(#j—^MIs# kvy blimp fell Into the ocean or over. One free coke deal Vvlth each order (purchase of $10.00 Kellogg'a Raisin Bran 17c jphia and New Haveji and has re­ PEARS^- 5Fo,29e Senate: 85' races —Demo­ pre-dawn darkness. Allied artillery issue, * I 55 miles east of here today. I)a CARNATION mlnlstrator. De Gaulle presided a t ; and mortar fire chopped them tq Lola Curtis, 33-yea\-oid huskily-' or over) . . . ,vou pay only the bottle deposll. Coke* are displayed ceived numerous prises and hon- SPAGHEHI EMPEROR crats elected 12; hoHlovers 35; the meeting where the action was i Theae-behind-the-scenes mai|cu- IQ-man crew managed to get Baking Soda ...... 9c Ballots Dec. 15 bits. built former IVAC from Norwalk, j gufeiy in|o a life raft, In front window . . . next to dairy dept. Please pick op a "carton, j ors for his art .work. Thin Spaghetti and Elbow Short Parade .total 47. Republicans elected taken. ' . . { vers In the plush UN lobbioa took ao you Ko by. MILK 23; holdoveni 25; total 48. In­ In protest, the following council-1 Started Wedne«lay the limelight qway from the told a Superior Court Judge here' A radio message from an ac­ GRAPES 2r.»*2fe dependents, one holdover. men turned In their resignations to For Ike, Nixofi The UN high command turned Korean debate now^going on in the yesterday her mind went blank a companying craft said: BEECHNUT JUf^lQR 2 Pkgs. -- In Red Square : -Republicans gained six *eaU id RPF; Maurice .Lancrenoh, Jul- over the central front battle to General Assembly's political com- week before her emaciated father "Crew got out safely and la Just Reduced , , , At Pinehurst 3 T o ll Cans (Arixona, Connecticut. Ken­ ien Tardieu, Jean Drouot-L'Her- the artillerymen Wednesday night. '^mlttce. died in what was described aa a riding life raft. A seaplane from POTATOES V,.B.,d5e tucky, Maryland, Michigan, Jacksonville. Fla., is expected to BABY FOODS By EDDY GILMORE mine, Edouard Tercinet, Georges Hartford. Nov. 7—(tP)—Although (>P) correspondent . John Ran­ Ecuador and Ethopia were the mercy killing last Aug. 20. HERSHEY'S CHOCOI.ATF. SVUI P ...... HALE'S Wyoming); Democrats gained Brousslne, and Mrs. Jannine FAS- Connecticut v/ent decHvely for dolph at the front aald Allied ar only countries listed to speak on Dr. Michael E. Brodsky. Bridge­ arrive to pick them up ehortljL’’ Moscow, Nov. 7 ^ W'l — C-.e Weather reports showed noth­ HAKER'S BAKINO CIIOCOI.ATE ...... ^ 3 JARS 42c . 4 (Maasaebosetts, Missouri, tier-Callle. General Elaenhower this week, It- tlllerymen fijpire it will take them Korea when the committee re­ port psychiatrist, testified that Headquarters ef the shortest military parades Montana, Waahington). • The RPF announcement gave no will not become official as far as about 10 days to destroy the Red sumed today. Israel also was to Miss Curtis in that week had suf­ ing to hinder the rescue. The aqn MEAT ever seen In Moscow marked the House: 435 races Demo­ reasons for the expulsions, -which electing him Pre.sident until Dep. reply to Lebanese charges Wed­ fered from hysterical amne.sia HORMEL'S SPAM crats elected 209; Republicans added to the reslghations, cut the (OoatlnuFo on Page Ten) nesday that the Jews were the brought on by her mother’s death (Continued on Page Ten) FOR We think your fantily votes for a change mmetimea, 3th anniversary celebration today 15. • Salada Tea Bags 100a Sl-03- 220; Independents oneV unde­ RPF group in the city council to That's the day that the 531 mem­ aggressors In the Palestine war. on April 16, the latter's 50th wed­ too, so here's a treat:- ’ ’ o f the BoUhevlk revolution. Prime cided 5. 28 members. In 1947 there were ding anniversary. SHURFINE CORNED BEEF HASH Minister Stalin reviewed the bers of the Electoral College, pick­ The Israeli , speaker, Gideon 20s 20c— 1 Oz. Tea .1.3c : Deniocrats lead In four U|i- a peak number of 52 De Gaullists Rafael, -did .not plan to touch, on Miss Curtis, accused of maitf parade -from his usual place atop ! deetded' races. Republicans lb- ed by th . voters laat , Tues()ay. SHtTlFINE f COXCARNF...... sic in'the coundn. The full council Is' the Korean question except ' to Slaughter in connection with the LIBBY’S . the big marble tomb of Lenin in one. Needed to control: 218. $9 members. gather at noon In their own state UPTON’S NOODI.E so cr ...... I for SSo HUNTS LEGO'LAMB S Red Square. claaarooms to ca.*t officially their claim that Lebanon was out of g'asTdeath of her father, entered a Bulletins Baker’s Vanilla ...... 1.1c V . Gm’em ors: 80 rnces — Demo­ The general haa been having dif­ News Tidbits plea of temporary insanity. Police Tender iamb and well mealed roasts mean good value. Because of low clouds there was crats elected nine; Renubileann ficulty In enforcing party disci­ votes for President. order in bringing up the Palestine war during the debate on Korea. said ahe turned" on the gas Jets of from th* AP Wires French Mustard ...... 1.1c CORKED BEEF no display of Soviet airpower, as 20 (gain ot 5.) Democrats pline.- Last spring- 30 ')depaties Connecticut’s eight Electoral Culled from AP Wires OR PERHAPS YQU CHOOSE haa bedh the caae In paM years. a kitchen range and its poisonous Upton's Soups At Pinehurst ^ Tomato Sauce lead Inr one imdeelded rare bolted from the RPF to vote for a College members, part of the col­ fumes were fatal to John W. Cur­ Corn Flakes ...... 20c HASH Before the parade started, Mar- (Michigan). Total OOP gnin: lege’.* 533 membership, meet. that (Continued on Page Ten) The latest In l.ipton's soup* 1* the onion which sellt for 18c a • • • ...ahal-'. -Semeim . -Tlmo.shenkp,_- com­ tis. 73. ■ ' ATTEMPTED MURIH!»_ (fkAitiiined xgi Pag* Ten) day In th»^ state capitol off tee of - Britain's authoritative.....n.aval pV*. Try ft iVwlay. , Whealeha .... r,.... . 29c LOlK LAMR CHOPS.. 99c mander o f the White Russian mil­ yearbook, Janes Fighting Ships, MiaS Curtis was left partially Pro\1deiioe. R. Im''N%v. l —H n 3 Cans Secretary of the State Alice K. paralyzed by the cffecta of the itary district ant) one of the So­ Lec--'J In a tradition-seeped cere­ says Soviet Union’s submarine fleet —A distraught young wonnUi(; Lipton’s Noodle Soup Kedured to .'i.vc for pkg. of .‘I Cream of W h e a l...... 29c TWO- MOKE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES . viet Union’s of the Soviet Union 4. ’ . attll is by fa f world’* best. . . A 45. Hint U. S. Exploded fumes. stood silrntly in District Court* have everything necewary to repel mony. Police had said Miss Curtis’ in­ today as she was held on te LIpton's Vegetable Soup ;i7c for pkg. of .3 The minutes of the meeting, year-old San Antonio, Texas, Dem­ tentions of taking her father’s life Campbell Tomato Juice 29c RUMP or I TOP ROUND an invader. , ocrat resent* winning amirka of Full-Scale H-Bomb charge df attempting to mur­ l.ipton’s Tea 'i. lb. f).>c 1 Democrats Lead 4 of 5 aicng with Connecticut’s eight bal­ and her own were written in a der her lather. Mlaa Mary C* ,.1-, He denounced ’’warmoiigers. lots fob Etsenhowrer plus the (eight his Republican landladv and la "suiclde'hote.’’ ' ■ •■rt-rr-.' l.iphm's Tea Bags 100s S1.0."» (Juaker Oats - . . Ig. -He ROUND - STEAK saying they dream of a new world jailed after aMempt to burn her Burns, 21, of Daytona BeacK* Radgos, Rafrigtrafers for Vice. President-elect Richard Washington, Nov. 7—:(/P)—The Indicted cn a charge of second Fla., aald 1q be quite ^attraetlva, Cheerios -r'-Tr^^'V •* %-wv* -J«e J *, Ktaitapr- wUF,.then .ba.aent by. Utjlted-Stalea' mav’-baveHneploded' degree murflsr'~in.^8eptMfW .MM.,Jtniuu Roaenb«i«. foW “"i»B«*''"$liey htt"'1ier -fatber”' ______'fegtatered'-ffiail to-U i/ -Admlnlataa.^ tay-'WorWVY. flrrt •:fuU-BtnU8:;::J?ydro- tis -nqw face*, the- manalatq^tef. four .tIasrtLirttt- n. luunm er b»>^‘;: ' ’Mitl Riiaalh 'tim he5enini6i6H4 4 n t tor of' General SefvlcM. Washlng- U. 8. S'*eretafy Of .Defens*; ar- geh bomb—and be kefipiiig it charge after State's Atlb'filey STOOK REOSl^TION SALE AT nNEHUitST RitteCis: Aspanwra ■ ' -4:4 ■ V- m M the Soviet armed forces. sj» pre­ cause •‘he's usiV' looking and hay- •-•"'rmriadsaE ri ^ ; pared to fuThll -the tisSr :ordi| : made me that jway.” h ' ...... pn'j.iBi’RV VfRMdNT MAID = r r i f i ’ f r o A r tnp.ER r e e f —"”' of electoral votes « t that time will Secretary of State Alice K. Leo­ This year's nuclear weapons charge. b u m b l e SEE REGULAR CEIUNG PRICE $1.18 LB. fending the peaceful labor of the crat* were aliead today in four of votes. Absentee ballots will be pold report* universal use of vot­ In her testimony before .Judge Large Whea.ties .•. 2 for 4.1c then declare the OOP presidential testa at Bniwetok. announced for CONFIRM ' r o m a n c e ^ Soviet people." the five undecided conteata fori,counted Nov. 21. ing machines in Connecticut prove# James E. Murphy at the trials ticket elected. ( the “ autumn months,” are either J-uxrmbdurg. Nov. 7—(A>— ALBACORE WHITE ■ ^ 0 END OF GOOD THINGS AT GOOD p r ic e s Stalin wore, his Oeneral|sslmo’s election to the U- S. House of ' Colorado '• complete aucce*#. opening yeaterday Misa Curtis CAKE MIXES Vermont Maid Syrup l|l/^9c SYRUP 12 Ox. 25c Representatives. Final talhes in ^ Fourth District (unofficial vote Two Ballots 0- completed or nearing an end. They The long^runiored romance o f uniform. The Russian leader, who told this story: THIS WEEK Boftie of these states may not be complete): Rep. Wayne N. Aspin- For their brief part In the cere- West Berlin newspaper Der Tag generally ’.vere expected to include Crown Prince Jean of Luxeui'-- White, Chocolate, Yellow will be 73 on Dec, 21, walked up reports mutiny broke out a month use of a Standard atomic bomb to Last April the family had plan- Baker’s Cocoa ...... 2.>c about 40 steps to a landing, where made for weeks. w-all. Democratic incumbent, 39,t monies at the stale capitol, each bourg and Princes* JoscphlU*. TUNA'” 37c With 218 seats needed to control I 713; Howard M. Shults, Repiibli- of Connecticut’s presldentisl elec­ ago on. Soviet airfield in East Charlotte of Belgium was eoa« h* raised his right hand in greet­ Germany after dninken . captain (Contliibed on Page Ten) ■ -J (Continued on Page Ten) Maxwclf House Coffee 91c BEEF STEAKS - V ,b 99c ing to foreign diplomats, includlni^ the House, the Republicans have. can, 39,648. Official canvass to be tors picked Nov. -4 to vote for firmed today with official an­ 3 Pkgs. $ 1 o 0 0 ) $4.30 DOZEN mistreated a soldier. ., King Paul ■’'Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse—;Reg. i^rice $1.12-$1.20 ■ 'I ' elected 220 and the Democrats. 209 ( made in about three weeks, nouncement of their engage­ ' (Oentlnaed on Page Eleven) while one Independent has been \ Florida. (Continued on Page Tea) and • Queen . Frcderlk* of Greece ment. He is SI- and she Is 88* . M O n 'S APPLESAUCE (in glass) .... Dos. $3.60 choMn. One of the elected Demo-1 First' District (unofficial vote send congratulatory ^message to r Holm's Moot Dapartmant has frosh drassod pdiil- ELMDALE TOMATOES— Mora Stock Frozen crats—Adolph Sbbath of lilinoia complete): Courtney Campbell. prealdent-elect Elsenhower. ‘ Lariger May Let Languish DIES IN EXPLOSION try ^ O A S T E R S . FOW L, FRYERS, BROILERS— pi«w died yesterdayu reducing the Democrat, 64.908; William Ot Cra­ Pagan head-hunters in wild Mc.Alcster, Okla., Nov. 7 — No. 2 C a n s ...... Dos. $2.15 Roduoiioa Foaturos i L t poipd as yoWWish. No chargg for cloonlng poiiltry. Bigelow Vole Set Democratic roster to 208. mer, Republican, 64,191. Some CrazeilMan Held Neiiva Ecija province of Philip­ (4>) _ One man n-as kiUed to­ If the present' trend . continues, 7,500 abgentee ballots to be counted .No. 2Vi Cans ...... 8 cons $2.00 pines decapitate two Christians Senate Prob^ of U. S. Reds day In an explosion at the U, S. Fard Dog Food 2 for 29e Food Our seafood com for b wall stoehod with SWORD, For NovemI)er 21 the mak'aiip of the Hquae at its today. After I- — HAUGS, LfTTLENECKS.. HADDOCK. COD, BOS- counterfeit U. 8, currency out of question mark hung over the for any American Coramunista Oak, Okla. Yaacy was I loading Carpet workers a| two plants of Pfoat, Democrat, 54;555; Rep. Jqhn State Police laid siege to a ram­ a five iBch proJcctUe Whpn tha Manchester*i Piano Tir One .of the inrdoubt contests was Italy. future of the Senate's' Intirnal working for the-United Nations. DOVALETTES, Box .. Shorfiiw Grapa Jtly 19e TON BLUE, MACKiaEL, ETC, i 1 the Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Cttm- resolved early today. That race T. Wood, Republican ' incumbent, bling old farmhouse here for more explosion occurred. There la a* iFrench government announces Security subcommittee today .in an .1 Will.Oust McCarran Distributor for pany. will vote oh Nov. 20 in ah gave Don Magnuson, Democrat, 53,898. than two. hour* yesterday before Indication o f what cauaed th* . election aupendsed by the National It is going to borrow 28 million ironic twist to the ReiMiblican elec­ Republican control of tbe Senate Shurfiiia H alf's Moat PapdrHoaut Is c o l plats with a wldd the new representallve-at'^large Missouri: they captured an' old age pension­ dollars in Swiss francs from: group ; will kijock McCarran', out of hi* accident. 6UTRITE WA3(, Box . . Labor' Relations t^rd in an at- seat In Washington, He defeated lUh District (unofficial vote tion vlctorj'. Strowbarry Frosorva 33e •SO H M ER ‘ er who they -aald apparently had of Swlas banker* . . . Gardiner In the last two years, under the ' Judiciary committee chairmanship, soLk Hm i Ir EEEFJ^OkK. LAIAB. VEAL. SAUSAGE A1 Canwell, Republican. The vote, complete): Rep. Morgan M. Moul­ FRENCH CUT . tempt to settle a Jpi^*'**'^*^*®*'** gone berserk. wine merchant Herman D. Saha- and the outlook is that hts suc­ STORMS CLAIM 17 LIVES •GULRRANSEN pute between two (labor organiza­ with 43 precincts still out, tood: chairmanship of Democratic .Sen. PRODUCTS. COLD CUTS. Your htighboitwii tol 3 der, Democratic Incumbent, 69,- Several shots Were'^iSred from gian. central figure In lengthy cessor will be Sen. William Lang- London, Nov. 7—rid*—Storasa Softwoavo TImuo, 2 Rolls tions. Magnuson 477,590; Canwell 482,- 803; Max Schwabe, Republican, Pat McCarran of Nevada, the-sub- that ranged from the North Scia •WURLITZIR you it's a good ploea to trmds and-. ov#Vthfau|'s both sides, police said, 'before 68- prolfc of Maine's $20,000,000 n commiltee has supplanted the er, North Dakota Republican ; Thd election date was aet yea­ 5»4.. 69,249. Absentee ballota to ' be to the Medlterrane**tClaiined a t GREEN BEAKS yearrold George Burbank was tak- year ilqnor sales monopoly, slated House un-American Activities Longer was among the amall •HARDMAN SNOW CROP • terday by William Shooer, field A tabulation of the absentee bal­ counted today. least 17 lltes la Europe today KLEENEX (300's) Box . examiner for the Boston .regional lots or an official canvass will be eh Into custody. In the man's pos- to go on trial Monday on a pef- committee aa the chief congres­ band of Senators who fought two years ago in a dramatic all-night sad left considerable property office of the NLRB, after a con­ needed in the undecid^ races to W1LUAM8 SEEN V1C7TOR ' session, police tald, were a shot­ jury charge. , sional group probing for Com­ gun, M .22 caliber rifle and am­ munist influences in and out of session to uphold President "lyti- damage, eapeetally to ships and . WAFFLES ference with company officiala and detemUne the eventual ,t)hner. Detroit. Nov. 6 — M5 — Gover­ ■'Weekly Tribune, voice of British dock iBstallatioBs. Winds of ap / /VTL i I ' munition for both weapons. Labor Party’s Bevanlt* left wing, government. / man's veto of (he Internal Security SNOW CROP ollneerii of two union local*, one Here's how the'M stood today: nor 'Q. Mennen Wllllama, the onlv to more than aatles aa h oar SHOP AT PINEHURST THURSDAY, FRIDAY^ KEMP'S deacribe*. Jlaenhower’a victory aa A unit of the Senate Judiciary Act apohaared by McCarran. Dur­ $6 affiliated with the American Fede­ CalifariOa state Deiinocratic candidate to' ■ During most of the siege, . Mrs. buffeted the British lalea. t$w IncorporatiNi 'Aiirtee'Mh District > (unofficial .v^agic aetback to the rtiuae of hu- committee, of which McCarran also ing the night Langer collapaed and ration of| Labor, the other with the ■urqive a Republican landslide in Robert.^easenscr. 80, dpmsr of the EagUah C h a n el, th» Irish aa6 SATURDAY. S A. M. to 4 P. M. vote complete): Rep. Ernest K. ■mm decency and political aanlty la chairman, tha subcommittee has Furniture sod Music GRAPE JUICE North Seda. ^ m Pag. aiaVM) Bramlatt, Republic^ lnciunb«n|, (OBqttniMd «■ Pag* ISevea) (Coattaaed aa Pag* Elavaa) at) over th a ^ orld .” , f a numter of Investigations under- (CoBttaued oa Paga Btovea) f , ft V M •/ •4 'V . .-‘If ••frr- ..li ■- T IT-

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$:a*jxtn'»weG5s MANCHfiSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 — 1£A1WHES11» EVENING .HERALD. MAKCHES'rEB.-’CONN^ FBIDAY. NOVEMBER 7» X952.. PAGE.TRBBB -ii. 5 ; tb « Post - car; wura slighUy -dam<« Lodge Again-Aski T^dU m d A w e s t ^ “ aged. ... ■____ H u i IHI r * Alger H iss Files Andover Yusterday, a car driven by Cath- EASTWOOD Annolunce Winners in Essay Contest \ Skywatch Scheidule Afte/3 Minor erina Boltutonis, 45, of Barber HlU Plea for-Parole Settlement in Gas StILL TIMETO PLANT BULBS Grange Elects road, RockwiUe. going north on m M ’IIM ioO LO RSH O W F o Y Connie Sm ith Union street, collided with an east- O. Heerr'a Conflicting Claims Appear TULIPS, DAFFODILS, BSkert lUteliaai Hartford. Nov. 7—(iP)T-<3ov. Officer Slate S s t n ^ y . Accidents Here bound pick-up truck a t the in­ Abb Bljik “ Fun Washington, Nov. 7—(iP>—The i Hartford, Nov. 7—tS4—"Tbe Con­ Midnight- 2 ajn. .John Moore. BUI Lannlng tersection of Tolland turnpike. The . H o u m ” necticut State Police department Justice Department says Alger John Lodge hai made his second HYACINTHS, CROCUSES _____ ...... George Cohen, Robert AlleyUle driver of the truck was William “One ✓ 2 a.m.> 4 a.m. .. Joseph . J ., Halobufdo of 29 ’ W t fiA T AU has put out a new missing person Hiss ' has formally applied for For Record Town Votes plea for a fast settlement of thq. For New Year 4 a.m.- 6 a.m...... Robert Edwards. Richard Frosch Watson, 39, of 5 Jarvis road. Minute 8emove it as the leading vo|e-pro- reply to their ' queries. T ^ e PT.A Holds Meeting West Hartford, will be the prin­ flight from a bliae at Upper Hey- An exhaustive search of the a virtually completed line through I Mias Maude Meacham of Hart­ C. Waterman, 51, of 30 Ridge Qii^Mr in the state. young people were very serious ProfesEor John (ioodaia;i of the cipal speaker during Armistice fo^, about 40 milto from here. hilly, wooded area around the the state. A hearing Is scheduled] ford was a wesk-end guest of Mrs. street. Firemen braved exploding am­ probably the atronceat qlalm— and interested in the proce^res. University of Oonnecticut, was Day exercises here at the E21a- camp, where there are several | for Nov; 24. Lucy Uaher and" Mrs. Mabel W. No one was injured. There was munition and roaring flames from Fails to Get Single so fai-^ that is—is Newington's. TiUOQ^...... S»®" K*"»oii_ guest speaker at a meeting of the worth Memorial High School on no estimate of the amount of dam- abandoned iron ore pita, has been j TUerfo. Jsglrirars estimate that a — Local Boy ea Lea; .spicefzi::^...... M on^y. At.. 8.. Affli------^------^------.Uifi-iilanA‘a_gaaoUiift--td JdrsE.JiMt. —made, but police sairtharwith a « KenneOrTUIllard of "iho - V\ Sr ITA'hers~on Wcdnesday night. I lia- Dr. Samuel Simpson is reported I whopping 97.06 per cent o f eligible ILUE tANGO .... .;. ... Waxwii DoyB subject was '•Human Relations Be­ Holden is ^a World War n vet­ seven bodies. foliage now gone from the trees Vote ill Senate Bid voters t r o o ^ to the polls. Air Force at Brookalleld, Texas, to be much improved following In another accident at noon An A ir Force spokesmah, said Balance of $60374 | tween the Community and School," eran, holding the rank of brigadier ahd underbrush some hunter or But then there are other kinds is having a 12 da^ leave and SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY . WiBoit JoeqM surgery at Manchester Memorial Wednesday a U. S. Post Office reports that some membra o lU c licrald photo Members met in the church general in the Officer Reserve forest fire warden may stumble on of claims. RhcHy Hill Republi­ spending this t lm ^ t the home., of Hospital. truck that had been double parked crew had parachuted to safety imd I n S c h o o l A c c o u n t I URDERLY ...... JolHMiy HodqM social rooms at 8 p. m. Corps in Hartford. He is a mem , the body. Judges in the recent Fire and, Baltimore, Nov. 7—(/D—Stephen cans are standing proudly on their his mother, MrsyBessle Hilliard. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller of on Blast Center street facing east, not been confirmed and it was m - COMING SDN. ONLY I Ladles Smkity ber of the West Hartford Legion There ia nothing to indicate, Ssfetv contest snonsofed by the ' event and expressed his pleasure won't be in reach of small chll- B. Peddicord, self-styled wrltein record Tuesday. Ip that town, Hartford were recent guests of struck a car traveling (tostiin the lleved the bodies of the four mias-^ Another Actioa-Packed candidate for the U. S. Senate in LM m to thcM tecerda «ad raaay b m k m MANCHESTER The Federated Church Ladlea. Post No. 172 and is a senior vice however, that Connie became lost dren. In our cellar we will keep all registered Republicans, with Manrhestewfevenlng Herald An­ Mrs. Laura Judaon. commander of the first district. left laiie when the truck's driver, ing men were in the charred Color-Filled Program . • . Maryland, made two predictions A balance of $60,374.50 remain- j MATINEE—B’OOC. Society met ‘ last nigiit at 8 in the woods. She was last seen ^ ^ n . : ■‘•.“ ■ r r S o Woily ...... rags in...... a tightly...... sealed can only two exceptions, voted. There dover corrediioadent,. Mrs- George _ . Mr. and Mrs^ Joseph KrawchySk ------Supper For Workers - ' EUlot A. -MGMultin, 28, of 32 Edi­ wreckage. ------LADY FBOM TKtAS" ment during Fire Prevention Week I Mayor Shorwoodj^G. or dispose of them so they w-on't two Weeks before elrtllon. ed in the account for the Waddell to o'clock in the church parlors_f5 rTt son road, pulled out to proceed on Highway 44, about half a mile is, of course, no way of Nelson, tflephMM .Xiovantty 7-676$ and daughter Naney were recent A atipper for workers in the The~Air Force declined to dis­ ih IfowOd Duff, Mona Fieemaa have anhounced the winners. j Bowers, who presented the awarda be a fire hazard. Every year we 1. He said GOP presidential School after expenditures o f $ l,-8 business session devoted to the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin pollce~8aid. The car was being outside of Lakeville, trying to candidate Dwight D. Elsenhower just how they voted. S Speed 'Portable Wapping Fair will be held at the close the bomber’s group number « f o b t OSAOE” thumb a ride. First prize in the elementary I- Front row. left to right, arc will have someone clean out our 008,301.50 up to Sr^turday. R gathering of ''packets for peace.” Miller, recently removedeto Glas­ Community House Nov. 14 at 7 driven by Mrs. Mary F. Post, 33, would carry 40 states, only one So, today, it appears that New­ NJEW WAR CASUALTIES or home base in America until the Onieron, Jaae Nigh Connie's father, divorced from school competition went to Valerie j' Evelyn Y S^hepard. chimney and have it inspected. We Of this balance $4,776.75 is com- • Brought in by members were bun­ tonbury. p.m. Reservations should be made o f ' 602 Main street, Middletown. more than he actually did. ington is leading the field—with dles of clothing suitable for needy next of kin of the dead had been Mrs. Smith, Is Peter Smith of Michaels, Paul Wirt ke^p matches out of the way mltted for purchases of furnish- 3 REBipfHONOBRAFH with Mrs. Barbara Potterton at Mrs. Peter Plssta, 41, of 145 Main notified. >ALL SCHEDULE Wicbaelj^. Grade 8 at Hollister. gg^jjara Person of small children, so they won't 2. The Baltimore electrician the returns still Incomplete. And ashington, Nov. 7—ugar'' Jet. as Judges in the contest and had Irocial hour with refreshments will taurant." it. that shuts off, in case of dan­ Fire Chief Floyd E. Crouse es­ I Tel. Manchester 2-064B I to become better acquainted with __ A test pUot for evaluation proj- a difficult task selecting the Win- [follow. . . . ______. g e r." We will'buya stove-that has timated- the- loss- aL- one million AdYM iise io The Hem ld’— It P*yB thoce w h o . have beon--in the--or— sets at rte nlival 'air test center nersTrroiri’ lHc excanehr essays etrr • ^ ganization for some time. Ritual tered. Chief James Schayo said been equipped with safety gadgets, dollars, one of the most costly at Patuxent, Pollock had Jijst left that are fau: enough back so they:fires in the city's history, , Irstnictlon will be given newcom­ -the' 45,000-ton aircraft carrier this contest would becomq/a yearly ers. Dancing and refre.shmenta will . Coral Sea when he radioed tkat follow. one of his two engines had blown STATE some turbine blades and he would Manchester Evening Herald \ / — Now PLAYING — land here. O - MARLOWS FOR EVERYTHING - MARLOWS FOR EVERYTHING - S Wapping correspondent. Mrs. An­ Pollock, formerly of Twin Farts, SMILING SERVICE 841 MAIN nie Collins. Telephone Manchester TONIOHT 1 SHOW AT 7:30 Nationally famoua Idaho, and Orcutt, Calif., Was for quality. — Lane 4419.- SAT. ConMnoous from 2 P, M. over the field when flames licked Cedar Chests make out of his plane. The fighter splendid gifts hot went out of control and crashed only at Christmas, i l - . Libel Suit Stavs with Pollock leaving the craft too bpt all through the late for his chute to open. year. You’ll like Keith’s c o m p 1 e t e McCarthy Avers collection of Mod­ Bl^SKY Indict Two Men em Chests in rgre Washington. Nov. 7— Coun­ woods. Conventional sel for Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy ,KIIK DOUSLAS-OEWET MAITIIUTII F o r B e r l in K i l l i n g and Modem designs of Wisconsin said today the defeat ElIZAIETH TRIEAn in Walnut . . and of Sen. William Benton In Con­ classic 18th Century AITNVI NaNIICUTT necticut’s senatorial election would Hartford, Nov. 7—iff’)—Two reproduct ions in not affect McCarthy’s two-mllllon- Tonight 7:15, Sat., Sun., conL 2:15 Rhode Island men were indicted fine Mahogany. All PLUS .... KSTELITai dollar libel-slander ault against yesterday for first degree murder, have heavy red ce­ Benton. — ROBERT HUTTON TOPPERS dar interiors for by a Hartford County grand Jury. “ We Intend to push this suit In TROPICAL HEAT WAVE TODAY thru SUNDAY John Petetabella, 35, and W il­ guaranteed moth protection. rA right to the bitter end," Warren CIRCLE liam J. Lorain. 31, both of Provi­ Wool toppers styled in full and straight SUN.. MON., TUBS. Magee of Washington, one of Mc­ dence, are accused of slaying lines. Carthy’s lawyers, told a reporter. George Zglerskl, 47. of Hartford Plan to choose "The G ift That Starts A "The suit will not be withdrawn." during a holdup last Aug. 13. Home’ . . a lovely Lane Cheat, early McCarthy, a Republican, won re- Zgierski's bullet-riddled body was Black, brown and red checks; also hankers while complete choice is available. electipn In Tuesday’s.voting whlie foimd'beside a lonely road In-near­ -gray trimmed with red velvet and light gray the Democratic Benton lost. by Berlin. trimmed with black velvet. Sizes 10-16. McCarthy is sAing on the basis — atutrf'iMiW * {Aft<‘IiWi*-*ftto ly ag ------ON. THE. SAMF. .8HOW-»»- -„_Kach’..man-pleadtd..innoscnt. and. TTf-charges Benton ievelled-at-htnr elected trial by Jury. Special de­ before a Senate rules' subcommit­ fense counsel appointed by ' the tee. Benton had asked the Senate state for each man filed motions Rtq. $19.95 .... NOW n7J95 to consider expelling McCarthy on fo r separate trials. The motions grounds of alleged fraud and de­ will be argued before Superior ceit. McCarthy, countered with » Court Judge J. Howard Roberts R*g. $17.95 . ... NOW $15.95 Senate resolution demanding an today. And Up investigation of Benton and filed a The state charges Zgierskl pick­ .95 suit for damages In federal court AOaUNMSCniK i m , ed up Petetabella and L,orain who REDUCED FRICE5 oho on: DrMSBS, To $98 here. were hitchhiking on the Hartford- - "By law, a member of Congress New Haven main highway and ^ llousM and SwMtars. cannot be sued for libel or alan.der NOTE .... was stialn when he resisted an at­ . for things he says in Congress, TAB HUNTER Liberal Keith Terms Our regular current program tempt to rob him. j However. Benton waived this con- 'will not be qhown on Tnee- i gressional immunity. day matinee to make way MaGee aaid-he expected the case for the mm GRAY I would not be ready for trial before Open Forum next spring,, but emphasized "it ' will go to trial.” SPECIAL • ■ • —’ M The Scouting Drive RLO KEITH'S 'COMFY' SLIP COVERS KUHIIE SHOW • To the Bditor, ■ ^ Last Sunday hundreds of Man­ -MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING - MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING - O Carefully tailored Slip Covers to renew PRESENTING chester Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts the beauty aite charm oX your ' living completed their public service room plectty<^ in stunning designs and — GREAT r- 2 project, the "Get Out the Vote" choice of colors, all with campaign. deep flounce, many more 2 WESTERNS A t the same time, .these boys finer details. Investment also distributed the flnahee solicita- MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING------MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING j values at Keith's low # THE CISCO RID • ' tlon brochures, bringing to the -at­ budget prices. tention of their friends and.neigh­ in "RIDING THE ’ bors the need for funds to carry on an effective Scouting program FOR BITTER WORK “ BETTER GRADES GHAIRS. CALIFORNIA TRAIN*, In Manchester in the present sea­ 2 V son. In the past, the townspeople PI|M Hepolonq CossMy A a n n M i i«HihBi-a*.(M| have shown their approval by. « ^ - STUDENTS ARE SWITCHING TO A gratifying response. This coming if-iiF 1'* SogB" M n M « M L I « £ ttoyklHIlIlBfla — StShdaj^ addtt Scoirt- iM will ______:«i'C«tt-Atitveiy -home 4n -town. to a l s o ^ c a r t id o h s . D ie- contributiint^ the ON TiiR SAiffi s h o w friends of Boy_Scoutlng in Man- SOFAS •-Free To AH GhiWren ALL THE POPULAR S i Of course, in a project like this, A 10c Comic Book it .is expected that'some omissions hlAKES OF PORTABLE FLORENCE STAR'TS SUNDAY Adm. .ChUdren 25c Tax tacL will be made. Some homes will oe TYPEWRITERS $19.98 "MY see CONVICTS" missed; However, every one who Regular perform ahre wrtll i*- desires to do so can help, even if OIL "sdlNTANA TERRITORY" sume after kiddie ahow. Con- he does not receive a brochure or #1lOYAL Unnoiib ’t0SlTL HIGH SCHOOl. HAM DINNER AT S-ADULTS $f .tS, OHILOREN 58e UiA water. N ^ ^/Zi tCi ^ The ocean around the steaming ENTOITAINMiNT RY CENTER THESPIMIS cauldron was a dirty red, and out- alda this ting the surface was yel­ lUILflW9 $ftk m IVHVIMHikl low/probably from: sulphur. _ V' i ^ fe; ' / ■ ■■ -■ .J 'f '1. vlv ,7. I-, V, ** V PA G E HIIBAI.P. M*wr^-<»TT=^P,' FRIDAY. liDYEMBERJ, J0I52 FIVS i;iCB»CHEST^ C »!m i™ PA G E FOUR Bells Clark; second, Mrs. Eliza­ Your Own Gucid." Mrs. H. G. Mac- Tie Uranium Find bn a dust by: Wilfvad Knnt and tbs Uvwn also bscams nsiussats^ Coventry • ■ ''''' ■*' beth Spry of WUUmanUc; third. Vew Books Added Larehj "How to Take Trout on . . ■ • ...... Gfietano SlroonceUL Mra. - Joba PoUce Facing amUnsssad. thsJloor. Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Mch's first. Wet ■ Flics . and TSy.mpifl BockyQlc - Rogers of the Vslmon Csntar In the break at the Scouts club, 1 ' E.' R. 'Duprey of Stafford: second, ;AI Mary Cheney’s Ovinglon; "Entertaining Single- To Indian Legend church will be organisL only $1 was believed taken. En­ P For tha Udditao OROUCHO fioyst Fred Jones; third, Ed Noble. handed.". Elinor Parker; ’‘Power RANGE a n l F U R . OIL Women attending theae setvleea trance here was gained through a Specials, Louis Dean of Williman- of Positive Thinking," Norman MoreBraaks window facing the rear parking Installation of Fellowship Vincent Peaic; “Across the Space Toronto, Ont., Nov.' 7-’-(A5*-rA Vetem ns ’ Groups Prepare are reminded that thta la the time t Arihsr Drat Stom j tic, Mr*. Mertle Merritt of Wil- The following new books have uranium strike of "more than to bring the "BuiidlOT to r Peace." , —...... V loL The window was forced and **I Juat saw tha naw Da Soto, For tha limsntic, and Mrs. Spry. There been added at the Mary. Cheney Frontier," Cornelius' Ryan; "Old 2 4 H our Delivery Service year these are for children tha thief readied Inside and opened will be a similar parly here Nov. Clocks for Mwfcrn Use," Edward passing Interest" has been 'made Tavern, Qub Enfered the door. A cash registetr draw­ firat tioa in ay Ufa X wiah I wara Officers Set for Sunday Library. on a group of northwestern On­ For Armistice Day Parade^front Infancy through alx years 19 with Mrs. Frank Kristoff and Wehham. tario islands that Indian legends • ' of 81age. New or good used cloth- In Latest of Series er was broksn. Mrs. Norman OUelette in charge Fiction: describe as cursed. Tribal lore .say* ifg of all types is acceptable. Patrolman Quinn, also assigned a garasal" Coventry, Nov. 7—-(Speclal)—-Sunday." Rev. Truman O. Ireland. assisted by Mrs. Alex D. Proulx "Gateway to Fortune." Peter i candy booth* with Mri. Ruth Broil, ' The new iktmers Town HaU, to this break wUd that both thefts VERNON St. Mary’s CYO will also sponsor Bourne; "House of the Seven they light up during electrical MORIARH BROTHERS^ RockvlUe. Nov. :"T—tSpeclal)— Affecting Downtown Kirtland Olsen will be Installed as minister, will use as his wrmon Hartford Firm Gels storms. Rockville's first Armistice Day M iu Doris Campbell, Mrs. Perr> located In the center of that com­ could havs occurred at a lats ...... topic at 10:45 a. m. services: The a speciSl setback party here Nov. Flies,” Victor Canning: "Thelma," The find on the Manltou Islands Lathrop, Mrs. Charles Warren and munity on State Route 30, will be hour last night or sometime tois GARPENTRV president of the senior HI Youth Donation-Then and Now." 25. Vera Carparv; "Saturday Night 315 CENTER STREET T E L^ 1 3 5 eelebratlen In 16 years will be held Rockville. Nov, T-—(Special) — Dance Is Planned St'The eastern end of Lake Nipis- on Sunday afternoon, co-spon- Mrs. Edward Granville In charge. the scene tonight of the Tolland Police here today faced the pros­ morning. Fellowship of the First ^ongrega- November 14 at 10 a. m. the Hale Is My Delight," Mrs. T. (H) Waddell Fence Bid slng was announced last night by A feature again this year will be Coimty 4-H Achievement pro­ tional„„Church Sunday during - a • Donation board of trustees will The Pine Lake Shores Commun­ ChsnslorL’’Cvrye and the Tusk." aered by the Frank Badstuebner pect -of Investlgntlng two more lAVDS SCHUMAN PLAN s e r v ic e ity cnvib will be in charge .of i Province Mines Minister Philip T. Post, VFW, and the Dobosi-Er- homemade salted'peahUU...... gram...... breaks in the downtown section caiidleilght service at 7 p. m. in meet at the home of Dr, Charles Stuart ClOete; "Plow the Dow The contract for furnishing and Kollv, Samples' tested after sev­ Becital Scheduled Scheduled to start at 8 p. m,, It Middletown, Nov. 7—WV—Mrs. the sanctuary. ' G. Johnson, pastor emeritus of the round and square dance at the dis- Under," Mrs. H. (C.) Femald; tal»Laboc-Hansen Post, AL. — the mild epidemic of nlght-Ume Perle Meats, U. 8. minister to Lux<- Chiirrh in trirt eliibhtiuse in SQUth_CQYenliy installing a fence at_\V addell eral months of Geiger-counter sur;: Mra.Arline Skinnier wlH present win Include the story of 4-H camp, entries continues. - _Other-ogicers-to-be-installed-will First CongregsUonal _ "QneeiTB---- Gift:"---- Mrs,-----Inglis School will awarded to tlie An- veys rah asTtfgh as IT'UJOthimt 1 Tbs— parade'will i form at the rmvK; in-1 her Rockville pupils fit a muslcale announcement ~ of' gounty "award embourg, skid here last night the kepain ^ be, vice president, John Rose; South Coventry, at 637 Middle Saturday night. Dick Mills and tenection of East Main a n d G ^ , 3 i„ the chapel of Latest establlahmenU to feel Schuman Plan la showing. that his Prairie Boys will furnish music Fletcher; "Fragile Year*," Mrs. R chor Post Fence Company of Hart­ per cent uranium. winners and what la referred to as the'effect of forced entry were treasurer, Ellin Downing; record- turnpike east, Manchester Green, D. (L.) Franken; “Lo»t Trail of ford. The Manftous are a group of five a "special aurprise." economic unity In Europe is some- or New Work Ing secretary, Ruby Vancej^ cor- Manchester. Today’* Event Calendar the Hahars. ”RQger-Erlaon^Rochei ^IHniiglrUnhnr•*” ^ 1 Jr* 1* to *nrrhi?rdO r«^rd to tl** Those on Congregational the prografiVTnclude Church. w»wTiy*a Tavern_a t_28._Market -Uibig-mom-tWui- a drwun. Cost to the town will be. $1,645 UUo^ts totaling aboul 400 aorM. Mre. Rtchard Hall of Stafford street efid the. ScoUts Club on res'pohdihg secretary, Sandra Jen-' SelbSeh PaTly" Friday gatherings will inctvide "Jemima," Oriel Malct; "Witch or $1,843, depending on Whether Indian legends tell of braves who ’•** 6S,M%here Laurel DteSr,“Kay Francis. Sandra will be miatreM of ceremonlet; Tha Plan has set up the Euro- E S T IM A m kins. There will be a setback party 'I'robp 'll Brownies. 3:30. p.m made war point from a rgd oxide TRdoa to Recreation Reid. There Thayer. Camilla Margery Gaylord of Storrs and Vernon avenoe. nean Coal and Steel Community Committee chairmen follow: F1-' today at 8 p.rn. In the American Church Community House;’ Little Water," Mrs. H. (T.) Miller; "Coa- the town decides to build an 810 or Rear WUifiow Jbnmied (EOBC) of France, Lufiembourg. fe.'sors of the Name,” Mrs. Gladys 910 foot fence, according to Gen­ found there and later died of will be a re v le ^ g stand In the Crandall. Gall Benton, Mary Jane Madden of Vernon will C a l RoekvHk 5.792* nance. Harley Rowland; refre.sh- Legion Hall, Wall street, Soutn Nipper* 4-H Sewing Club, alter bone disease. center at the * Arlene Allemann, Shlrlee Sullivan, be narrators of the camp story; In the break at' 'Renny'a, discov­ taly, Belgium, Germany and The ments. Miss Jenkins; worship, Coventry. The Green Chobot Post. school, Hans Hansen home. Schmitt; "Happy Return," Mrs. A. eral manager Richard Martin. • ! speaking program will follow me g,,jy,jy young, Shirley Lans, Joan ered this morning by the owner Netherlands. Mra Meat* said in a AL, will be In charge of the party (M.l ThirkelT: "Pigs Have Wings,” Bids, opened Wednesday, were Oiva Palo of Mansfield is In charge permittee Benny De PMce. a rear Herbert Crickmore; program, A1 parade at the Field. Pozzatto. Mercy Lord, Grace Ford of "the special surprise." talk at ths Honom College of Wes­ Fuett. with proceeds to be used for Cub Manchester Evening Herald P. G. V/odehouse. stihmitted on a unit ba.sis. Sales and Service •window was Jimmied. The win­ leyan University. Read Herald Advs. Psek 57 which is sponsored by the Coventry correspondent Mrs Non-flctlon: Other bidders were the Atlas Parade Marshals Named Jean Mere. Barbara Bush, Nancy The program has been arranged dow was reached by placfilg an The church board of Christian Fence Co, and the Hartford Wire Ernest A. Larson Marshals of the parade will be by Albert Gray, county club agent post. ' ' , Charie* L. Little, telephone Cov "Simplined Guide to Gift Wrap­ Murphy, Judith Copeland, Mrs. incinerator barrel on a wall, al­ education and all parents of group ping," Adelaide and Josephine w’orks Co., both of Hartff)rd. 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEI^OOS Commander Sldward Perry of the Anne Jones. Patricia Olender. and Miss Shirley L. 'Welk, ast- lowing the thief to reach beirond members—ar e - invited. Rcfresli- Surprised by. F.rleiid* entry 7-«2Si. The fence ■will be installed on Auto Driving Inslmctlim tieglon and Commander Edward David Olender, Sally Donnells. Pat­ sociate agent. ments will be served in the vestry Mr. and Mts. Wolcott H. Ayer Shaw; "Con^'ress at Work." On Dual Controlled Cars his height. _ of River road were surprised’with Stephen Kemp Bailey: "Dynamic the east boundary of the school Malxon of the Veterans of For- ricia Donnells and Carol Bakulakl. De M co told inveattgattng pa- S g g t h o N g w 195^ PESOTO after the'sejYlce.s. SMEILUFE?___ - propert^v-bctweciL-W i n.iLe. in cX i Wars.-MlUtary police^ wilt as- Other pupils-are-Gordon Gibson, .ro_Meet___ ---- The adtrtt—advisers of~:the fel- a-party .gtven-tn-thetr-4»oner-Wed- -Display," F: ' ~ ------PHONE 2-4$76------•DNIUI-IEHMX4 MTS tfolwoi EawaKI Quinn, UmrAtimr Corsages At Home.” Dorothy, pid­ street on the north and Middle slid the local department in main­ Nancy Gawlica and Josephine Pes- Home Demonstration Agent Oora $80 has b A committee consisting of 3 15 C E N I t R ST # # prior to 1:30 p.m. at the comer T t I 5 1 ,3 5 ★ ALL FINE WOOD CABINETS. Not plastic . . . not of East Main and Grove streets Commander Ekiwmrd Perry, as metal. You get fine furniture when you buy Cros- "FOR EVERYTHING Sunday, to take part in the parade. chairman. Nelson Mead, William Sand Distribution Plunder, Arthur Chatterton, ley TV. There will be a sand distribution Geotge Brigham and Edward to Rockville residents Monday, by Brltner, were appointed to confer ROBILHaT Pleasaiit dmatfis ★ FULL YEAR WARRANTY. Not a 3 months warranty, the Public Work* department of with Scout representative^ in an but a full warranty on both chassis parts and picture the city. Residents are asked to effort to aeorganlze the troop. At tube. ^ place suitable containers at the the present time the troop is In curb where they may be filled need of a Scoutmaster. Anyone ★ AUTOMATIC FOCUS. You get and keep a clear, steady easily by the workers on the interested In this position, or trucks. knowing someone who might picture right to the edges of the screen. Minstrel Show interested, is urged to contact QUALITY-SAVIKGS ★ ALL CHANNEL RECEPTION. Crosley TV is designed The Italian-Amerlcan PYlend- Commander Perry so that action •hip Club Is presenting a minstrel can be started immediately. to bring you all channels, including the new UHF this' evening and tomorrow at 8 .World Community Day SERVICE—AT channels. .o'clock at the tdiibhouse on tele's*" Mrs. Burton Knopp of Idan- bury avenue. ohester, was speaker at the I Bazaar Planned service for World Community Day __Xhfi.. Jtnpu»l,_»Lamca'a...Coim.^l, lirlrl this Hffrprnnrm A S&fsefhnof CSirlstmas bazaar and cafeteria MethodUt church. The Greater i n n u a r i K E \ supper will be held tomorrow at Ftorkville Council of Church the First Congregational Church Women were sponsors. of Vernon starting at 3 p, m. Mrs. Knopp Is a mer,%er of the Mrs. Whitney T. Ferguson and Community Religious committee Mrs. C. Gordon Beckwich are co- of the Connecticut round table of MARKET on 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST — T E L 8338 Smash! Go chairmen for the fair which will the National Council of f?hris- feature gifts. Mrs. Gerald Rlsley Uan.s and Jews. She discussed Opan Doily 8 A . M.*9 P. M-^^.-Opan AH Day Sundc^f Os* si 1* "*w meJeli—17-le79:' T-Boas and Hbort Cnt From Heavy Weatem Beet r \r_ ^ SEND YOUR CHILD RIB END a LETTER from PORK ROAST ^ 39c FREE JUICY AN*D TENDER surarshe can slee|i-^ •s,,iirKr..n_i.ir,w_.ejuH»_to^^^ V fdll-ttor WsrrtotT # ______caWnot. Moho9ony-*nlitiod ■wood. HOME TRIAL Alw avsHsUo In Uwid of *• addlHwMl cad. SANTA BONELESS CHUCK ROAST “>^ 69c ELECTRIC BLANKET EVISCERATED—4-7 LB. AVG. ' she’s got an flOM TOM TURKEYS . %69( It"s the warmth withouf weijgbr^ mONE S191 WFACTORY-TRAINEr BONELESS ROULETTES ^ % jComplefe Your Child FRESH GROUNB BEEF ^ 59e that makes an electric hl^uiket such a ^eat buy ,11*^ , CROSLEY TillviSlON-TECHNJCIANS Your Town *UR6E ARNOl'R’S in sleeping comfort. One electric blanket iwith ladder USA. SKINLE^ FRANKS ^ 69e New Low $0.50 \ keeps you as warm as three or four and guard rail. Regularly 4 - Price O e m o u d MORRELLS CHOPPED HAM ^ 79e good wool blankets. You dial the warmth The $3.50 charge for labor only if paid when call is completed. Mellow maple finish, hand-rubbed to a beauti­ ful sheen. Sturdily constructed to take plenty No charge if your set is in service guarantee. of abuse. Full sjze. Makes twin beds easily $49.95 ! DOLLAR SPEOALS ! you want and it stays there! and quickly, to' use side by side. The kiddies . \ P D S T in n R M will love these sturdy slid handsome beds. And Giva your child the thrill of receiving on answer to tha remember, they come complete with a ladder 6 6 Oz. Cans Sweet Lift) Orange Juice . .$1.00 and guard rail at t^ s low MARLOW price, NOW O N LY '’^Uttar tw uiuolly writ#* to Santo Clout. Choota on# of our "SATISFACTION MIARANTEED ALWAYS AT BRUIMER’S'’ clavorly writton Santo Clout lettert and moil it tp.your 10 Rolte of Charmin Toftet Tiaaue ....- $ 1 .0 0 child from our store. Eoch letter it colorfully illuttroteid on 11 Cans of Mainers Best Sardines...... $1.00 o Sonta OoM Scroll, and includM a colored ombottod 3 Cans of Solid White Meat T u n a ...... $1.00 anvolopo.' Wn will hove oil Sonto't lettert mailed from tho Santo Clout Pott Offfco ot Santo Clout, Indione. 7 Cans of Red Heart Dog Food...... $1.00 ■^'1 10 Cana of Italian Tonuito P a s ta ...... $1.00 r - 8 Lg. Pkgs. 80 Count White NapUm ..$1.00 r 5 Roils of Charmin Kitchen Towda . . . .$1.00 DEPARTMENTt.v MARLOW'S 1 4 No. 2 Cans of Fruit CocktaU...... $ 1 .0 0 unnet'i \ 3 46 Qg. C«aa of S uhtraad Tom to Juke $1 .QQ 351 EAST CENTER ST. TELEPHONE 5151 UNTIL »iN TONIGHT FURNITURE OEEARTMENT - -... 867 MAIN StREET TELEPHONE 585* O p e n AH Oay Surnlays 1089 MAIN OPP. HIGH SCHOOL \ . . .)•

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MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 F A O E S I f c ---- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 PAGE SEVEtL.- ...... Iiirwi.—iliMWtiyil will be on the school and how It man, la being assisted by all mem- .ft#--A ylndlfiatlro ftmettohs:-'' --r. Methodists Slate b e n «jf -the Society a t the rale;- and 'ptey-time. Apart-^from- tltaie E -l,:••••••* Andrew ScovlUe, Jr., of' Southbury, served salad, cold ham, pickles, dover (o fight It out. 2^ place on the Bolton road. Just how ’^ e lv e decorative bootha will oc- len; (1) Don't park In an unlighted^ successfully completed the Air R ^ cake and coffee. Afterwards they, ... It "caught fire does hot seem 16 be c ji ^ IHe main fRSOr, area. (2) Don't park your car out- had elections as follows: However, Bolton seems to be In- Van Fleet’s Test Fails search and Development Command dined to Join in, having the same well known. It was so6n ^ exUn- The second, floor will be devoted aide overnight. (3) When you park, school o f Indoctrination courses at- — Master — John Card;- overseer^ W 'A T K I N S prohle^n as the other two towns, the tree will have to to the’ chlldren. Mrs. O'Wen .Bell and lock your car. Casper lajn this la rS~Sir of m ablintim of Today’s news from, Korea In­ the base. Both are recent UConn Harold Evans; lecturer-Mrs. Ru­ Coventry, a much larger town In be out down. her experienced staff wiit super­ the part the public must play In cludes statements from American grads and trained in the Air Force by Wolff; steward — Russell An­ population, finds that a regional It was considered something of vise the daylong nurser^.. .After keeping down the number of car ROTC on the campus at Storrs. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY officers in the field that Jt will be drews; assistant steward — Clin­ high achool would not settle her a menace owing to the general dry­ school, a children's party,/ under, thefts in the l/nited States. The Barrett, who was ordered to ac­ ton Ladd; lady asslatant steward— ness all around. part police must play waa discus­ IlMtdiM btwta on* •••<> years before the South Koreans growiiig high school problem, cited the direction of Mrs. Robert Tay­ tive duty with the Air Force in Mrs. Clinton Ladd; gatekeeper — Hot Lunch Menu lor, and tor which a nominal fee sed by more than 100 police of­ ralt MTitM of K. ■. A. B«r»- will be able to stand their own In July, is a member of Theta Xi as her reason for leaving the BEST BUYS AT YOUR Merton W olff; chaplain — Mrs. group. The weekly hot lunch menu tor will be charged, will be held, and it ficials and FBI agenta at a spe­ m UUtm : Th« the front lines against the Chinese fraternity, Arnold Air Society and Marian. Hurlburt; secretary — the elementary school, beginning cial conference at Yale yesterday. Seeks Aid for Shut-Ins will Include movlea, refreahmenta **W£T “ Communists. the American Society of Civil Francis Lyman; treasurer — Phtl- Monday; Tomato soup, crackers, Engineers. He graduated as an llpp Isham; flora — Mrs. Phillip MisS Florence E. Jones, former assort^ sandwiches, milk, home- OT This-’ may be . an..oplnlpn__as -Hebron-—resident - And - - ronstdered engineer-last June. - He* Is- -now- at' Isham; pomona' — MrK EteKef;' m" - sweeping, and as wrong, as the Patrick Air Force Base, Fla.' ceres — Mrs: Donald Tuttle, ex­ splendid worker in the vlocal nese pie^ bread and olco, milk, / stotement we were hearing durJ Richard Barrett, twin ofi Ronald ecutive committee—Raymond ly - Grange when she was at Its-head, prunes, and cprjcots. Thursday— now living in Columbia with Mrs. iShades p / feminine approval! Ing the camp^gn, to the effect is receiving his basic training at man. 1 Cornbeef hash, buttered spinach, ■U md c*b«r rMdl^ iMtttr Camp CHiaffee, Ark. Williem Johnson, is again seeking bread and oleo, milk, chocolate - - ^ y»»ic that the South Koreans could Meeting of Callectors ■'— r ■ aid In gifts for shut-ins. pudding. Friday—Vegetable plate, take over all the froht lines in It's new! You^ll love it! She has done much work In this SHADOW TONES ai«wtialM dMtait h o ""! There will be a meeting In Yeo­ Mancbeater Evening Herald egg, bread and oleo, milk, ginger­ Korea competently If we trained man's Hall tonight of those who Colum bia correspondent, Mra. field tor several years and has been bread with topping. enough of them. —— participated In the Boy Scout Frank MafcM**i .^I^kone WUll- able ,tp. bring help and cheer to There will tw no school Tuesday, drive.-Recelpts-of the drive will be -raaay hundreds of those who need Unfortunately for the validity Here’s a new little shop pfarined with Nov. 11, Armistice Day.----- ' T i V j @ 2 S - - collected. I t ; Point Colonial Scene of the tetter claim, there was spe­ your Christmas needs in mind . . . Plan Food Sate SKe asks for alt sorts of things, A group of seventh grade pupils BOTANV^SOO featuring furniture and accessories ; 10:*) t: ■»•.—«* cial action at the fr^nf during Columbia PTA will have it's scrap-book filler, No. 911-F. She TEL. «ie*pt fctB rtw - of old-time, casual knotty pine. of the Hebron school have painted TAIlOlfO ir OAROff the days just before the election. meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. In Yeo­ has tl« covers. A whole (furrier a large scene depicting o colonial 4741 This action accompanied the re­ man's Hall. Dr. Nell Bayton of and Ives calendar for 1941; sequins Thanksgiving sCene. The painting Frldoy, Norember, ,7 Mansfield State Training School and seed beads for a crippled girl lease of General Van Fleet's let­ IS located on the large bulletin will be guest speaker preceding The flat-folding snack table is who makes pictures to sell; quilt board In the « h o o l corridor. ter, in which be proclaimed that -tj^e meeting. n His tllustrated talk pieces, cotton, wool, silk; - rug Announce Prize Winners ( S t S B B S S m Lout Man In WlwwaBin an aid to TV enterteining; the South Korean units were.in - 'materlsite;. yam s; old calendars; Mrs.' Anthony ‘ ’Tirone; ( Jennie dAsliy iet u't)'; lodes" rigidly. knick-knacks; broken, odd, un­ ThoaO wt>« may hare been un- "apple pie order,” and it needs lit­ Pomprowicz Tirone.) membership Hang the apice shelf near wanted trinkets; stamps;; small chairman of the locSjil Parent- M ay aboat tha rote of ,Sonator Jo* tle irasgination to think that. If ran « or food counter for con­ bottles—perfume ’ labels toft . on this action had resulted In proof of Teacher association, announces XcCartby in the Repubthten venience. Use the food scoop when possible; Jars of alt sizes; that the 85 membership campaign this claim, on the field of battle, Urge Jar tops; puzzles; old greet­ i ainiial|ii. aixl about th ^ ifMthod when serving popcorn,-potato prize has been won by the first and F.4IUP biUulO General Van Fleet would have ing cards; post cards; small games, jQ«tend Eteenhower A>Uoweiy^e Democratic ticket those wins worked so herd for the cathedrah- train. Her fingertip When the couple left on a wed­ field, the South Korean units did sentatives to the legislature. This membership. This will mean a big ding trip to Washington. D. C., Tho rubric ' If it was significant that Mc- is the first time since 1940 that length veil of French illusion fell not sustain his opnlon, but con­ boost for the PTA. from a lace headpiece trimmed the bride wore a beige knitted suit It Ike Seri V^Oarthy was low man on the Re- both Representatives elected were Win Rotieot Talk with brown accessories and an tradicted it. Republicans. It la Grant’s second with satin and seed pearls, and she MHinSril r pttbllban ticket the identity of the Mrs. Edward A.- Smith will re­ carried a prayer book with a white orchid corsage. Since their return state Republican who was high term, but X-arcomb's first at the they have been residing at 11 We doubt that many Americans Job. peat her talk on “Oirls’ Schools orchid .marker and streamers of NOTICE in Olden Times." which she gave Tyler circle. VEALROAST on the ticket was also really believed that there was a Justicea of the peace elected on stephanotis. . , I at the Hebron Women’s club at the — Her matron of honor, Mrs. Jean­ Warn and inviting at a crackling hearth &re...theaa 4 significant solution to the Korean war as easy both tickets, were: Republican, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS meeting of Cgl. Henry Champion, nette Ferguson of 103 Cambridge In old Turkisiycourts, waitresses Boneless Choice Native L l . * ^ ^ High man on the Republican as Just training more South John E. Horton, John J. Hooker, new tnbtle-and-thadowy overtonea add freah Ibel tn Clifford R. Wrif^t, jjharlet S. DAR, Thursday, to be held at the street, wore a shrimp color saUn often were women who entertain­ Koreans and then leaving them In accordance with the requlrementa of the 2Jonlng Regulations for ed thej guests with wisecracks. ticket was Secretary of State Fred the Town of Manchester, Conn., the Zoning Board of Appeals will hold Barnes, Adollf F. Simons, (terlman homg of .Mrs. Alfred B. Neal, and nylon net gown with matching the hnndred-and-one reatont why ” Botany” Brand. alone, or that any effort to vlmll- regent. In Westcheater, menlng at Zimmerman, who was refused a Public Hearing on Monday, November 17, 1952 at 8:00 P, M. ln _the Frankel, Harry H. Kirkham, Ir­ SOO it yonr beat hny in clothing. Otir new aelectiaB the endorsement of the Wisconsin cate this campaign argument will Hearing Room of the MuiHclpal BuUding on the following appllca- win B. ' MUtor, Reuben Bosley, 2 p. n). Chapter dues win be peld. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. jMpnbUoan organisation because dominate General Eisenhower's tiona: George Pugatch, Dpuglaa H. Por­ enhracea a variety of eolort in 2-ply 100% vir|^ S. and J. Tomkiel for permission to erect enclosed porch on aouth ter. Edna Hovey and Mrs. Ruth Rich. B itr c Granite M oaumenu arc dcaigo- , ^ s had denounced Senator Mc- mind when he himself goes to side of dwelling which will be located 3’ from the south side line which Democratic: Ralph Secord, Jesse Members should note change of td and aculptured by anita in finett w ortled. ^ 5 LAMB CHOPS vOarthy. Korea. day for meeting frefe Wednesday is 5’ closer than regulations allow at 9l Crestwood Drive, Residence A. Hills, Holland K. Meloche, Bela These 'granite— to endute. And Batrc He must face the problem on a Schreier, Jack Greenberg, John to Thursday.*' Meaty Rib Ciit V So McCarthy was low man on Zone A. v Granite Momumenit pay tribute to level above that of General Van Virginia Campbell for permiaslon to erect detached garage which O'Donnell, John D. Queen, Merlin the ticket ani^ the Republican the things that endure— the £uth, love Fleet who, holding a certain wUl not be located in farthest quarter of comer lot at 243 McKee Whitehouae, Herbert L Johnson, Manchester Evening HernM He­ things j^andidate who dared denoimce him G. Earl Porter. All have to take bron correspondent, Miss Susan and memories o f thoae who have opinion and contending tor It, Street, Residence Zone A. « . . ^w as high man on the ticket - Albert Stevenson for extension of permission to use first floor of the'oath of office before aasurhlng Pendriton, telephone Wllllmstiitic pasted on, - ordered action in the field which a Along with the results In Wis- dwelling for light housekeeping purposes at 37 Strant Street, Residence duties. ISfiS-J-l When you ate choosing your monu­ ^ First to Vote LOIN > j-eonrin, the results in Indiana also muat. In retrospect, seem at least ^ n e B. URE ment, let m help you. The beauty and INC. ^deaerve aome detaited attention. partially designed to vindicate his Matthew Moriarty for extension of permission to use prelnlfes for First to vote Tuesday were Mr. EXTENDED FORECAHT .^ 0 5 ^ .1 J the sale of new and used cars and to maintain two, free-standing, permanence o f select Baire Granite , W E 61VE GREEN STAMPS opinion. and -Mrs. David Applestein;. Mrs. Boston, Nov. 7—(4’;—The tem­ ^ Eteenhower carried Indiana by lighted ground signs, 5' x 14', located 6’ from street line on property Appleatein voting first and her make it a suiu- perature in New England during L i . ? 5 better than S20,000 vo'tea. Senator There seems no doubt about the East of 301-315 Center Street. Business Zone II. i- husband next. Both voted Demo­ ble choice for LAMB CHOPS GUitave"Schaller for extension "Of.permission to-retain storage build- cratic. Voting -was by machine in" the jiext ..five jteys, Saturday [your monumeiii; ■ ^^euar —; who *ils 8b^ often bravery - of the "Sdiilh ~ Kdrearfa through next Wedne:'^.y, will T rrG F i ^bradteted with Senator McCarthy, But, aa the American officers in ing for conduct of humua business on west ride of McNall Street the old Town Hall, lliough town whether it ii to $ - '"m eetings j i 'e often tield—hi—the average -Z:3_degreefl__hglaw—the. (North Of wnuur CiuM Hlgliwny ) . Residence Zone A A r seasonal normal with rather cold I be Urge or small Whom GeneraiTKiaenhower me field say today, they are mlsa- Louis Klinkhammer for extension of permission to use underrized achool auditorium, a spacious hall wextended the same brand of cam- Ing something. In the department which accommodates a big attend­ weather continuing through the building as a dwelling,*whlch Is,located closer, to rear line than regu­ period. ■ ^b*igil treatment he gave to Mc- o f organization and leadership. lations allow at rear of 131 Summit Street, Residence Zone B. ance, this loom does not tend it­ Baleh-Pontiac for pwmtesltm to erect two, free-standing, ground signs self to the voting machine and Precipitation during this period jJChrthy— carried Indiana by only Which cannot be provided in any will on the average total between I STEAKS 3’ from street line on Onter Street, at Southeast comer of OnUr voting is well taken care .of in the ^108,000. ^ short span of time. Even this is no town Hall. It should be remarked 1 and 4 tenths of an incl^ occurring and Winter Streets, Biulness Zone H. as snow flurries In the mountain(i Sirloin Choice Beef discredit to them, but it is a fact Leo Johnson for permission to erect garage which will be used for that there was a 95.6 per cent COMPARE AND SAVE # tbe same election trend— this weekend and as rain except 4 ^ ' m which mu.st be reckoned with in storage of grocery van used In connection with applicant's business, at vote taken, probably the largest against McCarthyism—had even tor some show In northern New our own future planning in Korea. 208 Hilllar4 Street, Residence Zone B. England the early part of next -.more effective results In other Gulf Oil Corp. for nermisslon to erect lighted ro o t sign on gasoline '^states wherS the main results station located at 476 Hartford Road, Businqas Zone II. [■ A Perfect Holiday Gift week. — SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. were closer. ’ITius, General Eisen- Our Cdirner In The Hole Stuart Carlson for permission to convert two-family dwelling to a 470 CENTER STREET TEL. 7732 *1»ower took Missouri, but Senator four-family dwalling, containing one undersized apartment, at 637 3 PIECE GOWN Crocheted Huo-Me-Tioht Don’t think We haven't noticed South Main Street. Rural Reridence Zone. Kem, one of McCarthy’s more John PonUceill for permlaalon to erect a building 30' x 40’ for the Freshly Ground for n nice tprofnlnent backers, was defeated. the way various enterprising In­ storage of equipment used In masonry business, on Lot No. 46 "Home­ meat loaf. ■ Thus, General Eisenhower took dividuals have taken to lounging stead Park,” on the East aide of Congress Street (271’ North of Irving ^the state of Washington, but an­ on • certain choice Manchester Street), Residence Zone B. '! in ------1 a Hi' “T other McCarthy soul-mate, Sena­ street comers, seeking to establish John F. Howard for permission to erect addition. 10’ x 24' on rear of 2 Lbs. For $1.00 squatter's- rigMs-wgalnst the day gaa station which la a non-conforming building, at 134 Oakland Street, tor Cain, was defeated. Thus, (ten- Residence Zone A. , )«ral Eteenhower took the state of when we will all be selling apples. Zion Evangelistic Lutheran CSiurch for extension of permission to Montana, but another reactionary We have noticed them, all right, have free standing ground sign, at Northeaat comer of Hartford Road Jjisolatlonlat, Senator Ecton; was and we have done some plotting of and West Street. R ^ d en ce ^ n e B. Zion Evangeltetic Lutheran Church for extenrion of permission to defeated. And, in each case, the our own. about how to. reserve the have free standing ground sign, at Southeast comer, of Cooper and comer of our choice without stand­ VEAL CHOPS .Democrat who defeated these Mc- Center Street, Reridence Zone A- JTtertly-styte^ Republicans was an ing. on it for. the required legal' DeCbrmter Motor Sales fOr -itermfsstoh tO display Six new and used Choice _ jiative. Rib, Jind ^ Internationalist. period every-day, and we have cara at 559 Main Street, Business Zone IIL Shoulder cuts. _ _ George Green for extension of permlr'-ion to use building for a weld­ ^ All these figures smd results Arc trouble fighting back that feeling r w w 'P T w Hr . of panic which comes upon u we ing shop at 473 Gardner Street, Rural Residence Zone. ^ w w y i^ t , is that If Eisenhower had not chester will be, of course, to cut One. tw.o-panel sign on South side o f West Center Street (.East of New Town and Country Flair is already proving pWved them by the tremendous several new north-.south highways No. .512), Business Zone II. , Shadow-box Mirror, 46 jp 32” ..... 39.50 Two. two-pane) signs on South side of West Center Street (West a sansation! And no wonder! It's Modern .proportions o f his own vote,' Mc- through town. This will be easy to of Hop Brook), Residence Zone A A and Burihe.ss Zone II. Panel Bed, Full or Twin ^izes .... 42.00 mice SHouLoeRme BUTTER L l . . ^ F^krthy and Jenner would have do. then, because, real estate One. two-panel sign on South Side ^ New Bolton Road (Opposite scaled for today’s homes. In its new, friendly, been defeated—as, indeed, three of values will, bo down to next to No. 63). Residence Zone AA NEW TIES Bedside Table, 26 x 15 inch top .. 49.50 r y t w ' 'l ^ e l r aaaociates were defeated. nothing, and because, with all the One. two-panel sign, on South-side ot New Bolton Road (Opposite light Maplenut finishi carefully hand-rubbed 8899 No. 117). Residence Zone A A. F The McCartoy enthusiasts con- factories closed, nobody will be Chest of Eight Drawers .. .7 ...... 119.00 12ri2 One. two-panel sign on Smith aide- of Tolland Turnpike (Adjacent to a glowing beauty, it is charming with At Cheney Brothers Salesroom ' fldently expected McCarthy to living in the houses that would to Vernon Town line); Business Zone II. Lovely lingerie always recelvea SCOT TISSUE lOe > | e a d hte ticket In Wisconsin. He have to be torn down to make way One. two-panel si*— on Nni-th side o f ’Tolland ’Tiimolke (Between JR a warm welcome aa a Chiratmaa 1,000 roU sheet. ’ ■ p ^w8,s low man. And that was one of for the new streets. Rents"will be Park lightfuUy eaay to aew. Uae nar­ lUMILEIEE Ohqe. one-panel aign on Eteat ride of New State Road (Opposite A. row lace and paatel ribbona to when the house la chilly. It is Resilient construction. Assorted shades. MBat tBe voters o f Wisconsin them problem in Manchester will be Jarvis Plant No. 1). Residence Zone A. «- selected hard rock northern maple; mortised trim. - easily and quickly crocheted in WHY W A IT - ?m vea have carried along the pro- One, two-nanel sign on East ride of New State Road (North of Tha Wintaeway doaa a big ofl haating ■ i that of a great houaing surplus. ' Pattern No. 8889 la a aew^rita simple stitches. REMI^ANTS and IMPERFECTS TUNA FISH 3 c..$1.00:i< wceaa Geaatal EiaenBower began— There will be a by-product from Hockanum River). Rural Reridence Zone. ''1 and tenonad; dovetailed, dustproofed, and perforated pattern In aizea 12, 14,- Pattern No. S21S contains com- Job in tmall to madinm homaa. Year SOLID WHITE MEAT One. three-panel, sign on West of New State R6ad (Approximately -■A f c i a t o f dUnlatehlng the Importance all this. When they tear down the Use Watkins Christmas 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Slae 14, gown ptetet crocheting instnictiona 36- ^ftar year it outonutically providea 400’ South o f HOIlerd Street), Rurs) Reridence Zone. yatda o f S9-lnch; Jacket, 1 S-8 38, 42-44. material requirements, gentle ctrculatiOn o f w am . if lean, hu­ y W * lavw M i T a f McCarthy on the national scene, houses in order to build the new Two. two-panel signs on North ride of M'ddl- Turnpike West (East '.'drawars center guided. See TOWN AND yarda. \ stitch . illpatrationa and finishing midified air. Aak ua about haad- FLORIDA, LARGE SI2E JUICE V In view o f all this—all o f it aelf streets with depression labor, and of No. 951), Bpslness Zone IT. «R EASY TIME COUNTRY FLAIR at Watkins, tomorrow. Lay-Away Plan For thla pattern,''aend 30c lit dlrectlona.' aoBM baaement unit. E v id e n t to tha vote Cgurea them' when they get. the new streets laid One, two-panel sign on North ride of Middle Turnpike West (West colna, your name, addreaa, aize Send 25c in coins; your name, o f N a 847). Businena Zone IT. - . , ' PAYMENT PUN Rjoelvea—It waa rather Intereating out, and the pavement is laid and • deaired.- and tba pattern number addreaa and the pattern number C f lE N E Y / B r o t h e r ORANGES D..35C 3 d..$1 ■ One. wall panel sign. 20” x 20’, at 623 Main Street (Sduth wall), to SUE BURNETT, THE MAN-. to ANNE CABOT, ‘THE IWAN- ooMf M OR rnoNi fo« mmum |Ro bear tha first post-election curbs are inaUlted and. finally, the Businev Zone III. tX X X .TJR.-'.X tW ! - - — ^ - . ^ -w w w CHESTER RVENINO HERALD, CHESTER EVENING HERALD, REMNANT SALESROOM SaASSSni V AXMA/R BM«uMA/8Ma8P Lhroadcast of Fulton Lewis, Jr„ one depression labor clears off the . General Outdoor Adverttetnr Co. for permiarion> to maintain one,' IIM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW, lUO AVE. AMERICAS. NEW ■If these who had advanced the scene, there will then be revefiled iw»-panri sign on South ride of Middle TumpDce Weet (W ^ of Hocka­ YORK 88. N. Y. HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER num River), Residenee Zone AA. YORR 8«, .N. y. TOMATOES ' Cell, pkg. 15c Mthaory that ElOsnhowar was .on a number of brand new sti^t Ready for you now—Baaic Preaentlhg the new Anne (tebot I ■' All persons interested may attend this hearing iM iraillijf a cost taite. GocniM i^ comers in Manchester. Meutekei^ Faahion tor '527 Fall and WlnUr. Needlework Album. Dtrectktna OPEN '9 to 5:30 — SATURDAY 9 to 4:45 ' ^ ZC^flNG BOARD OF APPEALS A; -Thla new laaue la filled with ideaa for puppet mittens, basic embrold- M O R M n BROTHERS f t v Lawls tonqd time to haUhail (he We are hereby staking aut our ’ * U Vo''uT'’ * 1 George H. Marlow, Secretary for amart. practical aewlng for a ary atitchaa and grand deaigna VK a f M cO uthy and Jen-J ctedib to one o f toese. William H. Stoek. ChatnBaa naw aaaaon; gift pattern printed art printed In thla iaaua. 29 301-318 CINTiR STROT-^TBipNONi 8138 CLOSED ^WEDNESDAYS " , AND SWIMSH SYRUPS i tnMda tha book. 2Se. caste. > N V r - 4 - •/, , // ..--■A •■-J.-,. !r , ■ - / ' * ■

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M ^CTEBTER EVENING HERALD^illiUlGHEStBR, G d«W » FRipAY. NOVEMBER T. 1952 FAoitaini:: PAGE EIGHT MAN( I R 'E ^ N IN G h e r a l d , UAK O H EST^ CGNK*’ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1962 who has helped In other years tq. her gifts a buffet luncheon was 5323532323234823534853532353482353 W THT— m a E U iniion B o lto n make the spaghetti supper a suc­ Two Heart Cakes s e r v ^ with the centerpiece at the Guest Preacher Ifcaif Attracted Plan Exchange Qub Cirte^g W H A T — 910 cess, will again make the sauce. Best Values In Town table two heart-abaped cakes on Radio and T V W n O r-lM 6 (Grange Learns X See ^ Extra Days *— Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson is in For Bride-Elect which were written "Loralne” and W E N *— 846 BMtam 8ta»du« TUaa charge 6f arrangements. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY ONLY! ' 'o WSCS Carnival "Frank,” Colored pictures were Root Beer Toast taken during the evening. About Illinois III Sehool Holiday Mra. Finnk Crawahaw, mother 4;Sa-WONS-^ack Downey’s Muale |>t:4»-WICN*-Jtcwa Teen-Timers honored Senator- Mias lioralne Crawahaw of 16 •:U—WONB-Bariy Edition: Lad/s Solitaire Diamond Rio| ftM, OounUy Camlval of the of the bride-to-be, and M m Fran­ elect Ralph Q. Broil and Represent­ Chestnut strMt whose engage­ WTU?^Backst»ae Wife. w n c-N ew a ative elect Eugene Gagliardone at ■ Bth‘ S^ethodllt WSC8 gronpi cis Miner, her aunt, assisted the WtHT—Cal Tinrey. T :sa—WDRU—Newatlme. Meeting Dates Bolton, Nov. 7—(Special)— ment to Frank Findlay of Cooper WDRC—ItVDRC—It Happens■ Every Time; WQCO—Good Morning, Good Muale. their victory party Wednesday 9 APPROX. Va CARAT li it B i| » waa reported • succesa hootesaes. There’s a long week end in store H ill atreet has been announced, Oedric Adams. WftO—Be* * ttceln. night. Miss Blanca CAIdera Intro­ • A^ttracted m Urge number of WHAT—News; Polka Hop. WKN»-Momlng Special. Ellington, Nov. 7— (Speclai) — tor pupils at thVlocal school. With • AMERICAN CUT honored,recently with a mis- rnUE H ITS SPENCE* o a WCCC—Mualcal Scoreboard. . WONB-Weathar; hienry Hl-JIng. duced the two men to the group H I ehnrch 'inembera and t o w ^ ceBaneoua shower rtven by her WKNB—Newa^ Requeat Matinee. . 11IS—WTHT—Morning' Oovotlon. Grangers in thla town learned to­ the faculty attending a workshop and proposed s toast in root beCr. j stater, Mlaa Janice ^wahaw^vand '4:ia—WONS—Jack Downay’a Muale WONS-N^a “ " day that‘the national Grange con­ on aocial studies at . CDlumbig bh The usual business meeting was • ^ W L E S S ' Suffield, Nov. 7— (A v -T w o Shop. wnc—Hob' Staotoi Waatber. vention will be held at Rockford, omitted for an evening of dancing — Badt'Croup o f the Womaa'a-8o- .her cousin, Mias Elaine M iner, 'at WDRC—St. Loula Matinee. JNewS: Top O’ tke.Mom- Monday anjj_Jha...Armistlce Day truckSj a bam, two aheda and n W ic-«wna'Dana*. ^ ’ III. for JO 4aya, jRariing Monday ^vjflj-and refreshment. : • FINE WHITE COLOR C Ity, under the general chairman- ^^~Sone oT the Utter, 30 Cimp^ 7 bbservahee on ^^^e8day, scliioo^ field road. About 30— _relaUvea______— —~and yesterday were destroyed 4;ia—WDRC—Radle Harrla. ■ Wrfei-Momlng Watch. with committee meetings Nov. 10 C tB of Mra. Irene Moore eaw to it *rSa—WDRC—The Recorc' Shop. Bok,______and-U -and-Natlonal MaatetU-iiere. be closed on both days. The high x t h ik b rroRi uAruorut m WTirt-iEaaft“ Anfelir Nimrlieater Evening"HeraliTBbl^ ~1 SlBi^lmilha w er^ property of the Spencer Co., a coal, W CW ^N^a; Momilig. Good schei D. Newsom’s address Nov. sebbbTand to^nlcal sebooTTn Man- don, tWaterford, RockvlUe, BOtton, WTIC—Tounf Wl'dder Brown. 'Muale Ion correspondent, Mrs. Joseph t with gift itema for Chriatmaa hardware and farm equipment firm 12. chester will be in session Monday Tax Extra Manchester and Worcester, Mass., 4;4a—WTIC—woman. In My Houae. WONS—Hanry a HhJinx. D’ltalla, telephone 5545. a d for the home, alao preaervea here. Faat-worklng Bremen stop­ E-aa—WDRC—Newa; Old Record Shop. WKNB—Newa; Morning Special., The officers and delegates ban­ but will close Tuesday. ~m d other fpoda fo r immediate uae VMM nrMciTit _ W T H T -y e^ .., Joe QlranA .U4kr:WHAI^ewa______! TAklng ReservaUqnn The iidateBses u sed . a ..color ped the b lu r beforr It ivaehRl The quet will be^told N o v . J.I.. Youth, rtega te- ba owtataaJlM-i o 1 the table. WTICWuat PTaTnTmr 1 i55-WTHT-Weathar, The Ladies of St. Maurice are Cape Morris Jessup, GreenTsmT," .achenM o f pdaM ahadu o f yellow, compMiy*a main biil|dlng. Qlased SATURDAY, NOV, A WHAT—Story Queen WONS-Weatber.': days with special youth programs A gemologlst has four years of selentlfie tralataig iai itm y aaothera took. advantage |.| _W BAT—Croeby’r Quarter. taklng^^ reservations for their spa­ 440 miles from tbe North Pole, is ’The gtttir 4Mr« 7ie1d tile, ktraw, pipe, lumber and peat 4 WDRC-Nawi. . Nov. IS to 17 inclusive; special ■values and ■ JIsiwoiuIb, therefore we-are able to tMdie the Stawe* 0 the nnraery for children in the and biiiue. WTIC—Front Pafe FarrelL conference—juvenile; home eco­ ghetti supper tomorrow night at the northernmoM known land point large basket deeoirated with moss were Mored In the sheds and fjJa—WTIC- Lorenio Jonea. SS-WDRC-Newa. statement. a iernoon, enabling them to chop bam. No damage estimate wga WONS—Nawa nomics breakfast and conference;' (Community Hall.'Anthony Fiano. on earth. a d to pauae for a aocial cup of and balloons. WHAT-^oca Cola Caahler. WTHT—Newa * ~~Wlth the purchase aoy m>ke~witrli~ln our stoeki a A 'liH the bride-elect had openad made. WDRC—Memory Lane. WKNB-Newa lecturers’ conference, Nov. 14 and .models, a Speldel Bond or a Ronaoa lighter free. HIgil trade !■ t a with their frienda. y' WONS—Wild Bill HIckock. w n c —Newa. 15; community service contest / TIM amorgaabord aupper waa a 4:44—WDRC—Cur: Masaey and Martha allowance on old watch toward the purchase ot n new one. Tilton. WCCC—Kiddle corner. awards will be presented Nov. 17. p tme attraction. Served In Ooop- WHAT—News WHAT—Newa. Home from Michigan a hall, adjacent to the kitchen at w n c —Nntea and Quotta. . ^ li^-WDRC—Sbopptra Spactal. Mrs. Joseph DeCarll vice-chalr- Rev. Edwin H. Toller 4-sa-WTHT— Frankla Friaeh-Ball- WTIC-Newa J. M; B. JEWELERS t ro aKUnga, fully SOO were accom- WO!e8=1lenry-’a HI-Jinx.------man-of ths~RepubUcan Town com­ n odMed. Long linea of dlnera filed aeorea ------OBMOLOGtSTS------WONS—Cecil Brow;n. Nawa WCCC—Leroy. J- mittee arrived home with her hua- Rev, Edwin H. Tuller, general TOWN A COUNTRY AUCTIOthSALECr 839 M AIN ST, (Over Loft Candy Store) a Doar the t ^ e a which a-ere Uden ------RreirtBa------WKNB—Mualcal Showcaie. l>and-and..alatecTin.-iaW-Mrs..Jennie -secretary— o f— the— OonncoUcuL a ith au aorta of rood. Young wom- T l « BIGGEST 4MPIU>VCMEMT IN W HAT=Cirp"Sr Coffee CluK------" 4;Sa—WDRC—Newa WTHT—Martin Agionaky. DeCarll following a week’s trip to Council of Churches, •will be the e r at each end in Swediah coatume WHAT—Newa :M—WCCO-Newa: Breakfeat Newa- Allen Park. Mich, where they vis­ guest speaker at the Community 3 rre d hot meat balla. Swediah WONS—Newa ited Mrs. Jennie DeCarli’s son and WOMHhTS O U f^T ejtndleatlcka Illuminated the WTIC—Newa. Baptist (Jhurch this Sunday. His WTHT—Newa; Joe OIrand Show. WTIC—Radio Baiaai. family. topic will be "Workers Together tahloB, and chryaanthemuma were PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAY METHOD | 4:14—WTIC—Strictly SporU: Weather. WKNB—Mualcal Showcaae WTHT—lop O' the Morning. School Lunch Menu with God.” MILL STREET GLASTONRURY ■ Uviahly. The amorgaabord WONS—Patter by Pattereon. WHAY-Proudly We Hail. The Center School menu for the >e reaponaibility of the Stan- ♦ aaeraia WHAT—Supper Serenade. The Connecticut' Council seeks OPEN 9:30.9:00. SATURDAY m 4 The Exchange Club committee members iharged with planning the 2>,4 hour eifeua scheduled for WDRC—Jack Ealman. :45—WKNB—Tour Star Time. week beginning Monday: Ham­ to coordinate work of nearly 900 OPEN FOR INSPECTION Mid Mra. Ormahd Weat iiia —WDRO—Thla I Believe. :45-WDRC—Newt. burg and gravy, mashed ^tatoea, Nov. 28 and 39 at the State Armory talk over arramrements. The members are Hayden Whiting, left, ... S i» —WDR&Guy. I/ombardo. WCC<^—13 HundraJ.ond 10 Hi* Protestant Churches in ConnecUr president of the club, Lee MePaMand, publicity thur man for the circus, and T.'J. Crockett, general rhair- WTIC—Weather. WTIC-Newa. green beans.-bread and butter Arid ciit through its depm m efitt oYTe- The W edey group later In the WKNB—Newa: Polonle. jelly, milk and cookies; Tuesday— man of the affair. Proceeds for the circus will be used for ihe Club’s various civic projects. Plana t:SS—W n C —Emil Cote Olee Club. ligidus educatipn, evangelism, de­ / SUNDAY- 0 eaiag preaented an entertain- WTHT—Nc School Today. escalloped potatoes, pickled beets, by children of the church and call for transporting underprivileged children from several nearby Inetitutions to the ihow. Local bual- WONS—Newa; Muale for America WHAT—Italian Program. nominational c^-operatlon and W THT—Sereno Oammell. WONS—Newa buttered peas, spinach, bread and G LASID NIIU RV—beautiful setUag between two e o a trg Hiwiity; upwarda of 30 of neaameh will iponsor that portion of the project. Four performances, two matinees and two evening WCCC—Newa: Mualcal Scoreboard. social relations. elubs on Manchester Road— IVi miles from-Maaetatetar. IN OUR INFRA-RED BAKING :15—WDRC—Muale Off the RecorC. butter, milk and cherries; Wed­ Mr. T>’ler was graduated from 3 m took pert in lively aquare performances, will be held. ______■______, ______i • '______S:4»—WDRC—Newa. WONS—Momenta oi Comfort. nesday-baked ham and gravy, shopping renter.' aolo dance numbers, aonga WTIC—Three Star Extra. WTIC—Spin ’Em Again. Brown University in Providence, WTHT—Canipalsn laauea. 14-WHAY-Italian Muale. mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, R. I., and the Colgate-Rocheater a id piano aclectiona. Some df the tion. She has served as a training S:»»—WONS—^o r tf. . boiled cabbage, milk and chocolate DRESS SALE NOW IN OPERATI WCCC—Newa; 13 Hundred and 30 Divinity School, Rochester, N. Y. itted children had even ap- PTA to Hear Talk teacher in the elementary grades Johnson’s Lose 7 :ie—WDRC—Beulah., HIU. cake;' Thursday— tomato soup and NEW LARGE 5-ROOM on television. Rev. Percy' WHAT—Symphoni Hall. WKNB—lUllan Hour. He also spent a year in Paris, .at .the training -schools connected , SEE US SOON FOR A WTIC—To Be Announced. crackers,! egg salad sandwiches, "-'aMociata 'mlBlaterf w fa FIOIXTRACOST W'THT—WealKeri Headllnli’ Edltlbn. WTIC—Ctaoo Klu'. — ------peanut ‘'butter sandwiches,"' mlik France, doing graduate workf Be­ ■ of ceremonies. On Life in Japan with the Teachers College of Con- Lead in Tourney COLLISION WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. WONS—Shoppera Parade. fore, coming to the council he wak ^ RANCH NOME Beeanae Of Increased :45—WDRC—Garoer. Gate. and vanilla pudding: Friday— itectlcut in New Britain, has been FREE ESTIMATE 7:15—WONS—Tello-Teat. WONS—Public Service Program. baked beans and catsup, macaroni assistant secretary and director of i&sOO principal of the Camp School- in WORK Efficiency WDRC—Jack Smith. religious education of the Con­ Radiant‘heat, attached garage, S bedrooms. ---- Miss Aha Fobetg. elementary A t the end. of the fifth seselon . WTHT—Elmer Darla. • :45—WCCC—A Friend of Youra. and tuna fish naiad, tuna fish New Britain and supervisor of the in the Mancheater Fire D e p ^ - W H AT—Football Prophet. It;t5-W DRC-St. Loula Melodlea necticut Baptist Convenilon.-alaoL Itring room and dtailng room with a large 41-la. ^^oliinmist Guest consultant foh the State Depart­ WKNB—Trail Herdera. sandwiches, stewed prune.s, pea­ flieplare, , three training schools and a mem­ ment’s Annual Setback Tourna­ WTIC—To Be Announced. nut butter, milk. recording secretary of the Coun­ ment of Education, will addreae 7:Se—WONS—Oabrlel Healter. WONS—Kiddle Review. ■ UD ber of the. college faculty at the ment, Schendel’a Oil led with 1,049 WHAY-Votce of Local 83. Long Grind Over cil on Christian Social Progress qf teachers college. She has been in WTIC—Newr. Very large kitchen with'ample dinette apnee fetUariag a O f Women’s Club the Uncoln PTA at Its meeting points. Joe’s All Stars held second . WHAT—Frank Leahy Show. WTIC—Mind Your Mannera. ^The long grind of fiehearsals will the American Baptist Convention mirrored shadow box, exhaust fan, double ameuat 0t at the Nathan Hale School Monday the State Department of Elduca- position with 1,027, and Johnson’s Our new infra-red tun- s WDRC—Club Fifteen. WCCC—Keeping Up with the KIda and director o f the Convention's DRESSY STYLES WTHT—Lore Ranker. WTHT—No School Today. «m end aq the play "Three Men • NEW FAILLES Youngstown cabinets, broom cloaet sad laoadrjr eeaaac night at 8 o’clock. She plans to tlon aa elementary consultant or Paint dropped from the top to nel which maKes possible S On a Horae” will be presented at Crusade for Christ through Mark Strickland, one of New supervisor since 1942. This year 7';44—WDRC—Ed Murrow. 18:15—WDRC—Oaier, Drake. tinna Bhow slides on the ways of living third poaltlon with 1.002. a BAKED-ON enamel S W TIC-The Heal Drue. 14:58—WDRC—Parade of Youth. the Center School auditorium to­ Evangelism in Connecticut. Before • NEW TAFFHAS SPORT STYLES ] BglaairB nawapaper columnists, and learning in Japan as compared she spent eight months in Japan Other scores so far: WONS—Charles Kaaher. WONS^Bruc* MacFerlane. morrow at 8:15 p. m. coming to Connecticut, he served Roman brick front. fuBy landscaped IpxWate. Erie#' a ho la also a radio speaker, and to the American way. Her aub- .working with the educational pro­ Llebe’s Wallpaper,. 995;..Cough< paint job for your car. S 71SS.-WQNB—Newa. WKNB—Uptown Rhythma. aa--assistant.jninister of -Calvaty. • NEW CREPES SENSATIONAL VALUES $lA5ee with an Fr^Hr Ai iHortgagewvallable f<>r^fl3,<66b— gram of the U. S. Army. S:»e—Mr. Keen. WCCC^Newa; IT ITuhdred and 30 I eturer, will epeak at the annual ject will be "Japanese Uving apd lin’a Service, 983; White Eagles, WTHT—Myatery Profram. Hita Manchester Evening Herald El­ Baptist Church in Washington, I an'B night program of the Wom- Learning, and Oura.” Anyone in the community who 954; Hose No. 1. 952; 4XXX, 948; • ABSOLUTELY DUST S WHAT-Em il Cote Glee Club. WTIC—Mary Lee Taylor. lington rorrespondent, Mrs. G. F. D. C. • NEW WOOLS TERRIFIC lAR G AlN S This ran he your home with all city advaatagea yet In • Miss Foberg has an extensive would like to hear and see Miss West Side Tavern, 948; Hood’s WONS—Advenfurea of Malaie. WTHT—Space Patrol. Berr, telephone Rockville 6-98IS. country atmosphere. You ran save by pnrehaatag dlreet e I'a Club ^ Mancheater on Mon- FREE S WTIC—Tour lilt Parade. d ly, Nov. 10, at 8 o'clock at the background in elementary educa­ Foberg’s presentation Is welcome. Milk, 82L i lf:45-^WONSTTUert’a_To Veta threw the first thing I could find SIZES 9-15— 12.20— 14V2-24V2 from builder: £ . A . . Burgete.. Mancheater, 4.i4_W HAT—Here’a To Veti. 11:00—WDRC— BUI Shadell: ly fe 2-3768. ’ I £th Methodist Church. HU topic WONS—Boston College Football. Pretenc. DELAYED REACTION right at him.” V 111 be VHorte Sense and Humor." • GLASS-LIKE FINISH i;S*—WTHT—Thla la Toui FBI. WKNB—Newa: Blbllqult.. Dallas, Tex., Nov. 7—(VPl— This The hubby Was hospitalised but Tha Women's Club secured Mr. WTIC—Music By Montovan. WTHT—Trench Program. is the story a young Dallas wom­ WDRC—Gunamoke. WONS—WONS Bandstand. declined to press charges. I rieklasd when the sudden illness WHAT-rDavId Rose. WTIC—My Secret Story. an told police after tossing a dt Edward Rowe Snow, origlnallyt • FACTORY METHOD M |;80_WDRC—Horatio Hornblower. WHAT—luilan Muale. pan of scalding water on her bus- scheduled for this month, has WTHT—Newaaland Theater. WCCC—12 Hundrei.’ and 30 Hita, band. made it Impossible for him to at- WTIC—Beat Plays. 11: M—WO.NE—Newa. .’Several, times lately he’a^made. • WILL OUTLAST BY S WONS—Newsr Saion Muale. lliSO-WCCC-Newa 13 Hundred and tend. Mr. Strickland appearedTIbe- WHAT—Newa; Night Watch; 90 Hita. me stop my housework and stand fore the club two years ago^on FAR THE ORDINARY S f.l4_W ON8—Charles Kaaher. WONS—Bandatand. on my head In the middle of the man’a night. PAINT JOB & I :Se—WTHT—Crossfire. WDRC—O've and Take. floor. I got to thinking about WDRC—Escape. WHAY—Pot Pourri Della WHAY. For a number of years Strlck- WONS—Top Thirty. WTIC—Hollywood Lova Story. it this morning and got so mad I Und conducted a daily broadcast »;55—WTHT News Roundup. WKNB—Polka Parade. ' dealing with real life problems, IS:«e—WTIC—Clarence Manlon. 11:45—WONS—Here'a to Veterana WTHT—FlshU. WHAT—Roaoni Program. AooUmhUUy of oouipm^nt, eeemeriw, mtti ^im 9$ apeI Time. put csit by the M im niour long battle at 7:30 last itlfhL Firemen used both boost­ \ ,K,mlk er lines and Indian tanks to bring CHOiCI OP TWO O tlAT CAM in this Ford F-1 Pickupl the flames under control before Television m s c i o n i E S Whether you go to the coun­ they could threaten the homes in try or ■ the city for jrour-va- Easier loading—low 2-ft. floor-to-ground loaded height! the area. T. M. ration, be sure your car Is fully Company 4 of the SMFD fought 4:00—Kate Smith. insured. Don’t risk taking a SiOD^AII Aboard. wmiouniiNN(K •« a Are in the woods off Finley 5:15—Meet the SUra keavy financial loas. Erotect street at 10:45 last night. 5:10—Howdy Doody yonraelf. .______• . Undetermined cause was listed S:00—College. Roundtable. 8:30—Sportacope. ORMORIOri i»y Chief James Schaub following 8:40—Weather Forecaat. r investigation of a fire In the cel­ '8:45—World N*wa Today. lar at 14S Pearl street at mid 7:00—Sport Spotlight. (HAIUE{W.lliTHRO night. Companies 2 and 3 were 7:15—Vanity Fair ’^heater. 7:30—Thoae Two. REAL ESTATE called to the scene and an hour 7:40—.A. A. Riblcofl. later returned to their respective 7:45—Camel Newa Caravan. INSURANCE 9nly riw FORD bouses. The fire apparently 3:00—Hama. . - 8:30—Gulf Playhouoe. oW 2 0384-100 E.CENTER.'f started in a wood pile in the cel­ '8:05—Thq Big Story . lar and had started up the wood­ 9':S^The Alutlch Family. en partition leading to the main lO:00—Cavalcade of Sporta, ]0:45-Greateat Flghta and second floors o f the house 11:00—Map Agali gt Crime. Damage waa not considered serl 11:30—Movie Tima eus. > 13:30—Newa. TaiM m w ' AM. saves you upto . 4:30—Teat Pattern and Huala 10:00—Space Patrol. Selling Zog Eslale 10:10-Quli KIda TliO a-A’Ud BUI ■ ll:30-Fllm. F o r Sum of Taxes P, M 13:00—Big Top. 1:00—Gene Outry. Muttontown, N. Y„ Nov. 7—W '—The Long lalojid estate that ex- & ■ III sevens King Zog o f Albania bought a PDR YOUR. CONVENIENCE year ago but never lived in is ; t1i« n«w~ .BCheduied.to .be sold Yor . hack tax-j PR&FAB ;r5Er.:xr- _ a a . . . ___ „.._A------1 The'69iT6om. BO-acre IpioRwpod v wrbperty ' waa sold to llw e x il^ ■ GARAGES G i F c f ^ f w Ford Pickiffg^ Ttallcmn monarch for a .reported.. TEL $105,000. Since the purchase, only | a caretaker, a ' dog and a cat I 2-8727 R f f a -M t H o now a • » stort saving moved in—and they, too, have 2-0059 gone. Nassau County officials said up to 14% o n g o s l yesterday the estate will be sold SATURDAY MORNING O When you bring us for tax arrears and penadty on nKR your Doctor’s prescrip- . * Dec. L The tax Hen is listed' at Ofily Dryer wHk CaWnel tion, yon nra assured in­ In the Economy Run, Ford IVuck owners, $2,654. and Dnim-Rnishad in gredients o f high'quality, O nly FORD givos nationwide, kept cost records of gas, oil, and /T-'- L Do Ym Hm A UMme PiircaMnI OETTINO RELIEF GIFTS from the most depend- ■ervioe (but not including fixed expenses, such choico of V-S or SIX! i l ' 9 — 12 Spaco For Yoir Wati't threw ell tteemy nble sources; Precise aa taxes, license, insurance, depreciation, e'tc.). tif Tokyo. Nov. 7—(iFir-Wlnter re- heart er Btkky linti compouoding warranted liaf pockagee * sponsored b y the ^fl'a mile! Oommegee will begin' arriving In Baaiaeii, Shawan, heavy dedtoa on woiMoyl Widi Pharmnetatt. And yon under all operating conditions! All-new OVER 7 CU. FT. MORI RAYIOAD SRAa J^NUt about Dec. 10 for trana- hsMt-ie M.TRATOR you coe pul Iho will ind our.prices uni- and carries a full ^-ton loiui. Supported shipment to civilians in war- L ow-Fm c tio n 101-h.p. C oer CuFFgB Now, Ford offers the only all-new Low- now mGIDAIRE tUCTEC DRYER load capacity of the Ford Pickup it a fu ll TSTseked Korea. Etc.? formlyfair.- . ;S d |; favM up to 14% on gas! ricttion ooywhoro in your Kbeto. Need, no , F engine in any Pickup! Cuts friction 38.8 cu. ft. aa compared to 3 1 .6 cuu-ft. i * THE hl^ JOHN ANDI81G, 3-8188 1063 M A ^ ST. • r M l i — « r at tha clBb. MANCHESyR . Oft Mai* SL i u . 4 m

■i ..s \/ • r - - ' ’-rrry 'V PAGETCN TiA»eHpfgr¥'i?iSi^ rsimY. i^dviis^Ert' 1952 EVEnIHG ^ FRIpAY. NO^^MBER 7, 1^52 PAGE EL] ih*iKW » — SSSSe- •1 ITI[ upg Mpitos.. were sent to JHnt Jobiuton by htr A H i c d GTOI&I’ ” *^*<** Developers Federal^ Emergency Depot Engaged Democ^rats l^iead Town-Worker co-workeite. Rush Aides, Fiear\Feud T old Stalm Renews YouMful Drivers Lodding ' Mra. Johnston became clerk In 4 House Tests Tchen that poaition was created on May ^Be Established Here Oct. 9, 1927. Short Parade Court Docket Tomorrow Receives Gift She resides at 9 Moirirqe street. Smash 100 Ike Urged Over Floor O f B oasts (Coatiaoed from Pag* Oae) Toum Already Dengnat- In feed Square The Manchester Town Court •'South; tJoventry, defective ^qulp- Mrs. Johnston Observes CX>ME ON AND FIOHt! docket tomorrow wiil be loaded ; «»nt and unnecessary noise. Tuesday's general election, today Red Pieces By Truman ed as Hub for Hartford appeared certain of winning hia Years of Service; Rome, Nov. 7—(81 —Ah Angry * By Prbvoo (Oaanaaad from Paga Oae) With cases involving youthful llrlv- ./F * M. Wlniler mad News Tidbits d for "an unprecedented - third Italian'colonel today challenged ^Area Medical Supplies era arrested by police in the lis t i ear* Praised by - Manager (OoaltanMd tro a FBc* Om ) (Continued From I^ge One) Culled from AP Wires those of the. U. 8. and other weat- teiha in office. V American Magazine writer James t'OiHlthiiied from Pago Oao) ' (Conttaoed fr*« Paga Oaa) two da^e In the department's coi\-; Meanwhile, two of the cara that Manchester may be designated enf powers, who were in reviewing Dn'ihe basis of official canvass Mrs. Alice D. Johnston, clerk of b'Donnell to a duel fnr suggesting tinuing drive to keep mechenically j were imp<)undea cuntiauai barrage already The^telegram-was addressed as plies-thaL would:,.be furnished -by atepa to tha usual reviewing place. Wtdneadfiy. thr 'arst djsy of the------— ^ ------I Reserve ■ lieut. —Co l- Giosepise Pittalleld, N. H., school children he nomination. TWRYIninyY^------' of the drivers promised that the the remaindkt:. Williams held 'a by fellow employes in the Munici­ showing Its effect Tuesday follow’s: "Honorable Dwight D. the federal government for Civil Stalin made the long walk up the drive, nine leenagma were arrest- Fanelll sent off hla . challenge ttr ^ WELDINO This claim seemed - to Impress necessary cepairs would be made. lead o f 7,633 vbtea oyer hla Re­ ‘•bout 28,000 rounds 'of tlilnese ftie EtienhowprrPresldent^eTecnsftnrfi ------~M*y-B«ek-KiiowkMid------atriw. with no apparent exertlon._ -ed-for drivi^ c^a^wiUi- dafecUve pal Building.In commemoration of O'onneU in-xar*" of the~ Saturdair keep them from harlng-to do «o both Piovoo and the Japanbae MR- It wes. a raw, gray day In the Ned Charles. 18, of 41 Bigelow hit the Allied UnM. Wednesday United States of America, Augus­ as well as .a medical supply and aS' Sen. Richard M. Nixon, who said equipment o'r creating unnecessary publican opjmnenuY SecretaiTr of her. 25 years service as board clerk. Evanlng .Post, Juat to make sure, only rounds were counted. . . . Major financial and com­ cers, the witness said. snow-blanketed capital. street, who will be in court .on a State Fred M. Algef^r. LACQUER and ENAMEL SPRAY PAINTINO 11,000 ta National Golf Course. Augesta, signment depot for towns in the yesterday he will resign before th? noiaa with ■ motor vehicle, or charge of creating unnecessary deneral Manager,Richard Mar- he also had it published on the Thursday it dropped to 4,000. Fri- Hartford area mutual aid pro- modity exchanges throughout U. S. ' "A fter I told Provoo about the When Tirnoahenko . ended hla G a.” new Congress meets to glvlb an ap- -tfandT b iit family,’- -b*-contlniisd, ^ iour-— more jiola«_with-a-. motot-v*hlcl«,-. will . ..Willi ams_ye8terday[J^iu^ tiw marf# tha pr#—nt^ ' -front- page—-o f -Paeae-—Sera.— an day waa quieter still. ^ ~Tf was^ sTgneTT^TTarry Tru­ gram,~tt~~WKS disclosed potnt«“ oT “ Warren a break on •pcccxTi Dsna of i^uou men itrucR tious victory statement.^He said: half ' of the employes. He said, Randolph said the big guns can't Day. '■he,aaked if 1 and Norriian would up the hymn of the Soviet Union, youths wpra pibiwd up on similar (ake hla Holl)rwood muffler off his afternoon paper in Rome. O'Don- man." ______Manchester Civil Defense Di­ Mniority, hinted that Eiaephower i^r- and have a proper one substi. "My deepest thanks to the tremen­ "The town haa teen very fortunate do the Job alon4. Some Chinese Carrier-based plane, diving to broadqaat - propaganda for -the ' cannon roared S'30-gun salute and ■<*aiTf*a.-- .nell, in Parts, -had no comment on Meanwhile 'Truman and his rector Edwdrd Krsaenics said thsi win interest liimself personally in tuted. WlUlam J. Goughlln, 19. of dous number of Mibpigan cltlgens to have had the services of so ,field ]^«ices are protected by log simulate attack during "Opera­ Japangap radio.” the parade got under way. TlKWb ariwsted yesterday, were the challenge. Cabinet met today for the first all that stands between the town selection of the floor leader. Nixon 21 Park atrMt, Rockville, facing who voted for me against tbe faithful and'Merested a worker and earth parapets up to 23 feet and the federal supplies has been tion Longatep" maneuvera, plnages w,ill take over as Vice President He quoted Provoo aa saying The military section o f the Douglas A. Callup, 18, of 101 E3iza- weight of a Republican landslide time since the election and report­ Into Meditrrraaeaa In Sicilian that, If thiy did, they would get parade Included motorcyclists with charges of making unnecessary for so many j«ra .” thick. Others are hidden in tun- the iQctd (?D organization’s In­ Jan. 20. betii drive. Charged with driving "The unofficial retunut'indicate He paid tribute to the veteran edly discussed ways o f maKing the Straits . Fairfield County court better food and treatmenL aubmachtneguna, armored care noise with a motor vehicle and lels and caves. ability to locate 5,000 square feet motor vehicle with defective the slender margin of victoiy. I toW 'employe in saying the Mu­ transition to Republican rule as officials meet with commander of Nixon's hint was interpreted as Brown said ns^wore white tropi­ and anti-aircraft weapons, motor­ driving a car with defective equip­ The artillery hopes to get most of space In which to store it, but equipment and crestinj' unneces­ ment, will also replace his Holly­ believe and expect that this"i''^ ii nicipal Btillding workers were them. Air Force attacks with smooth as possible . Westport State Police Barracks to a sign that Eisenhower might back Jo*a P. Lakewa^ cal clothes instead of his uniform ized weapons, tanks, armed para- Joseph E. Luts npW, Krascnics said, he has several ktimVland. sary noise with a motor .vehicle; wood muffler, remove the echo be confirmed by the official can- "fortunate to have had someone so arlng napalm and big bombs may Attorney General McGranery, establish speedier coordination be- in helping Provoo and that hia • chutists, rocket firing trucks who gave that report to newsmen pikees in mind. There were np advaiKie Indio Thomas Kerr,.Jr., 21, of 61 Naubuc cans and have hla eijnergency brake vass." ,easy t o jM t along y with and to ~ :a care uf the rest tween poHee and conrta.'------— Mr,—and-Mrs, -Marion - B.-Lak«- duties Inciuded taklh ^ .4’ '^^y avenue, Gtntonbury,' facing the Joseph E. Luts was elected after the 45-minute session, did According to Krasenlcs, the tions of a squabble' for power nese linen to American Niursea t J repaired. The official atate ca.hvaas” will spotilkman said the iteds federal government, in its civil d^- way of Prospect atreet, Rockville, same two charges as well ms one ^ jiihdiad ae«fSr”Tnrmn« run" at= chairman .ot-the-Town—Develnp- among House Republlcana. Rep. le. engagement o f their, -be__washe.d,______The drive to keep mechanically start Nov. 24 and has to be finish- wemony'tbok place ment Commission at the commis­ ferise program, procured huge for-falhire-to-notify-the Motoe-'V#- l^cks alond the front Friday, He were reached. Joseph Martin, Jr., of Massachu­ daughter, Miss Joan Pearl Lake­ He said he once en cou n ter^ a Athlelea oT the "BbvleT Union “Unfit cam off tha“h! Dec. 13.------■ “tir tlia^ a r d off)ce“CTrtl sion's reorganlsatlonal meeting quanfies o f supplies, but when its hide Department of a change Of floor, ^ rlier in Hhe (day flowers id .they were probably harassing Truman Hhows (.'oneem setts, is Apt likely to be opposed way, to Frank Russell Boynton, gibup of 'American aoldleib w m marched in the civilian section of stituted by Chief of Police Herman Spokesmen for Alger have Indi­ last night in the Municipal Build­ CD appropriation was cut there Armistice Day for Speaker of the House, a post address; George H; Wright, Jr„ 23, O. Schendel to keep down the acci­ cated they will seek a recount if attacks only, with no intent to Trumar has shown concern ever son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boyn­ had been his friends and that they, the parade. These included ing. Lilts succeeds Francis P. was not enough money left to rent he held during the Republican- of 276 Oak street, who in addition dent-rate. There were 33 accidents the Republican candidate trails capture Allied ground. rlnce Eisenhower's land.slide vie-, ton of South Coventry. backed him against a wall, cursed championa from the last Olympic x : The New and Wonderful Handley, who declined reappoint­ storage space. As a result, any controlled 80th Congress. him and threatened to hang him.. games In Helsinki. to the defective equipment and in Manchester last month, six more Williams by no more than 10,000 All were beaten back. tory that the transfer of authority Service at 11 Miss Lakeway Is. a graduate of Sample of Winter ment to the commission when his community with sufficient-free The previous witness was a re­ In' ‘this section came long creating unnecessary noise charge than in September. Two of the votes._____ ■____ LET US LL and responsibility should be carried space available can have the sup­ In Line After Nixon Littleton High School. Littleton. YbUR Mobo Pony Expreaa The sea!K>n's first snow brought term expired Nov. 1. N. H., and is employed at the tired Army officer who said he had Nnassed lines of marchers carry­ faces one a t reckless driving; and accidents in October were fatal, Republican offitTials, aStlcIpil' out with as little jolt as possible plies to store. ‘ * The $30,000 a year Job puts the a bitter taste of the miserable Luts first became a member in Pioneer Parachute Company. Mr. told Provoo on the Island that li ing^ portraits of Stalin and other Robert Pierce, 18, of Dimock road. the - only two this year-. ing a recount, have instructed to the continuity of government, - Kraltehica aald .that atorthg tbe Rev. John F. Hannon to Speaker second in line o f . preal-, vonths ahead. October -1M9.. He is married and BbyplAn graduated fromVVlndham he lived through the war he would \ pairy, leaders. In this order; V. M. GOP county chairmen to make A* #r* has two daughters. He lives at 78 functioning. supplies In Manchester would be dehtisi succession, right behind the sure that ail ballqt boxes and vot­ rides th# Even as it fell, however, the Be Principal Speaker Trade School, Willlmantic, and is make every effort. to have him \Molotdv, G. M. Malenkov, K. E. chairman appoints the members. N O W S E L ^ Alton street. McGranerv said the cabinet spent advantageous in event of emer­ Vice President. ing machine* are aafeguu'ded un­ Eighth Army quartermaster re­ Rep. Charles Halleck pf Indiana, now with the Pratt and Whitney brought to Justice. Voroahilbv, L. P. Beria, L. M. Ka­ Crazed Man Held He probably could key it to a ported that "No American Army, Harry Russell, secretary since no time in "post mortema" on the gency since the tmvn would not At Tuesday Ceremony Division of the United Aircraft Col. Theodore Teague, 61, re­ ganovich, A. I. Mikoyan, N. S. til the canvaaa and that the coun­ \ elections. have to rely on the auppliea being floor leader when RepubTicans last .minor role at tha most. ty chairmen are present when the M OB^POm 6XPRSSS anywhere, ever began a winter 1046, was re-elected. Russell has Corporation. tired, told the court yesterday that Khrushchev, N. A. Bulganin, and Sen. Alexander Wiley of W is­ Cfilled for snd delivn In response to questions, he said ahlpped in from acme poaaibly dis­ were in power in 1947-48, is ex­ canvas* * made. batter equipped or clothed than been a member since the fall of The Armistice bay memorial The wedding will take place In Provoo twice advised him to be­ N- N. Shvemlk^x After Long Battle consin is the top Republican on the 1 promptly at no extr FOR ONLY 1940. his own view Is that the election tant point in the state. pected to take the Job again in the Eighth Army is right now." observance wrlll be held on the the 83rd Congress. the spring. tray a secret American code to Judiciary committee but he also* STURDY ALL STEEL Col. J. D. Bell said supplies of William A. Allen of 333 East was not a repudiation of the Demo­ The designation of Manchester TF.N FOR ADLAI charge. front terrace at Manchester Me­ In moat cases, the men to whom the Japanese. .MoacoW, Nov. 7tt-(45— (?om- (Ooatlnaed from Page Oee) outranks all hia COP colleagues on everything were ample. Center street was appointed Mon­ cratic party but a "popularity con­ as a medical supply and assign- Gives Free Advice Ix)Ulsvllle. Ky., Nov. morial Hospital Tuesday morning. chairmanship of the key House niuniat ciltna'B chief, Mao Tze- the Foreign Relations' committee >^TH RUBBER .. U .. 8. .^Fifth . Air-. .Force .recon,- day., to dll. Handley's . place , on test" wop >y_Eisenhpwcr, . menL depot for. the-Hartford area porter’s in Albany; "I expMt and Teague quoted• Provoo as- once.. Kentucky’s 10 presidential.^: ■elec­ C A U J . f 8 1 4 ...... Commander Wilber T^ Little of-the ■esmniilttei Will fall have been out-' tungt-' - -congratulated premier farmhouse where Burbank'''was'' a a'n'd ha* 'made' plain he intend* to' naissance planes reported heavy commission. He said too that the record- mutual aid association was made Tnfehd to serve but m^ term as Joseph Stalin today on ^ ‘'co­ toral votes unofficially telonged to ^98 American Legion said today. Rev. spoken critics of the Truman ad­ Governor.” The term expires Dec. saying; lay claim to the chairmanship of Tiihs$'~'...... snow in the Jagged mountains and Other members are Martin Al- breaking turnout of voters, was a yesterday, Krasenlcs said. , John F. Hannon of St. James' "Col. Teague, if you ask my ad­ lossal auccessea" of the Soviet boarder, wat held prisoner by Bur­ Adlai Stevenson today by a shaky "healthy thing for the future." The local CD head was officially ministration. And the men who will 31, 1954. that group. narrow valleys of North Korea. No vord and Harry Benson, both (?hurch will be the principal speak­ vice, you will give the code to the -people in the "inceiaant struggle; bank, police said. Mrs. Messenger Since a Senator cannot be chair­ margin of 1,047 votes. PINE PHARMACY Questioned as to the outlook for informed of the state's decision head the key financial committeea When newsmen said there was a ether Allied planes got off the named In November, 1040. er at the ceremony to be held at Japanese.” for world peace. )vaa rescued by a neighbor as Bur­ man of two regular legialative His claim on them is good at ground today. his party, McGranery said: to store'its supplies for the Hart­ all have backed legislation to re­ loophole in hla statement. Dewey least until about Nov. 15 when the 11 o'clock. replied: "That's ail I'm going to 'Teague said he told Provoo, "The Mao's memage —a telegraph committees. Langer is in poaition Last night B-26 Invader bomb­ "I think the Democratic party’s ford area in Mancheatcr yesterday duce taxes, restrict controls and greeting marking the 35th anni­ bank exchanged riiots with the po­ official tabulation begins. AU BtesI wltlK rubber Urea. future should be on the course by The American Legion Band will cut spending. say on that." hell with that stuff." as the number two Republican on ers ranged over Red lines in their during a conference with William On another occasslon, Teague versary of the Rn.ssian revolution lice. Another boarder, Mrs. Ahbie the Judiciary committee to step in "The'answer to whether Steven­ Adjuatahle aMt for UddiM which it has built its strength— head the line of march in the short Rep. John 'Taber of New '^ork NEW CROP o r YOUNO continuing attacks on Communist E. Lake. Hartford area defense di­ parade from the Legion Home on said, he was being quizzed by the —expressed his wishes for "a vic­ Newton,.73, was led from the house as chairman. son keeps them after that or 1 to 7 years. Pony staada XX transport. Pilots reported 120 Red BuildingHere progressive, liberal social advance­ rector, and Col. John A. Rega, will take over as chairman of the Leonard atreet to the hospital on Japanese and Provoo told him: tory of the cause of,the defense by a Simsbury physician before Committee chairmanships are whether they go to Republican tachea high, aaat la Jnat 8 4 trucks destroyed. ment and the raising of the level chief o f supply for the state civilian powerful Appropriations commit­ o f peace in the Far East and in police arrived^ Dwight D. Eisetihowrr depends a CHICKENS inches off the ground- Durac of Income of all the people." Haynes street at 10:30. Included "If you aak'niy advice, you will ba*ed on length of seryice and this defense organization. tee, Rep. Jesse Wolcott of Michi­ A bout Tow n the entire world.” The telegram, After Burbank waa captured and lot upon absentte ballots. Me baked enamel cMp-aa8» At $393,162 McGranery said he bad made no on the program will be the laying gan of the Banking committee and give the Japanese the code and if Seniority custom 1* rigidly ad­ FRYERS— 56e fc. This makes Manchester one of you do not (Jo it they will beat it along with others, waa published disarmed, he waa sent to the State Many were not included in the weather-realat. ftalak ta 8 personal plans but prt>bably will .pf.wreBthB„ a t the foot, o f the tab­ Rep... Dan. - Reed-oL.Ncw^ York_.oL ... The American Legion Band will hered to. bright xolors...... v : a number lof towns In the “Hart­ lets on the terrace. ou t o f you anyway.^'------in Moscow papers. ------Hospital-at-Middletown-Yor-exam^ -unofflcial-coimt-and- their —weight- ROASTERS— 59e ib. Building in Manchester 'last practice law in Philadelphia. He ford target area so designated. the Ways and Means committee. rehearse tonight at 8 o’clock at ------gupp^ed~TrUi»Uf ^ Elector College Member organizations taking Teague testified that he answer­ Ination on emergency commital could give Eisenhower the added month amounted to $393,162. ac­ resigned from a federal Judgeship Krasenlcs said that the actual Spending Foes Mentioned the Legion Home on Leonard Republican leaders no doubt CAPONS—Me lb. to enter the Cabinet last May 28. part in the observance, ail mcm- street. ed Provoo: papers signed by Dr. Owen L push needed to make him the fiqst Special Prleea Per rreesere cording to Building Inspector location for the supplies will be In Foreign Affairs, the commit­ would be only too happy to devise Republican since Herbert Hoover This boaotifiii ehoriaf David Chambers’ report to Gen­ Some of the other Cabinet offi­ bera of the Permanent Armistice "Y ou — 1------I did not ask Bigelow Vote Set Murphy, who rescued Mrs. .New­ Delivery ta Maacheeter Ballots DeCe 15 announced in s few days after tee chairmen will be men' who are you for advice. 1 do not Intend to ton. some way to prevent Langer from to carry this traditionally Demo­ eral Manager Richard Martin. cers also were asked about their Day committee,—include----- tv»e- -strong-ertttea of all-out foreign- Milton H. Cole. RFD 2, Andover, .getting the Judiciary committee Friday Eveatagi plans. necessary arrangements have been take it. The war is not over and, Here is how State Police recon­ cratic state. has rttalM for os Permits were issued for the con­ American Legion, Army and Navy spending and c ' the draft. and Marshall H. McNamara, 40 For November 21 post, however, partly because he Secretary of the Interior Chap­ made.' if I survive it. I will try my best structed the storyV Besides Hoover, who did it in F or Ike, N ixon struction of 15 dwellings at a Club, Disabled American Veterans, Rep. Robert Chipperfleld of Illi­ Garden street, Joined the Navy supported President Tniman's man said he would return to Den­ British War Veterans, the Yankee to have^you brought to Justice." 1928, the only Republicans to win much os $11.91. total estimated value of $198,785. nois. who'll head the Foreign A f­ yesterday and have proceeded to G. Wesley Newton, Mr*. New­ ca'mpslgn irip through North Da­ a plurality in Kentucky were Wil­ H. A. FRINK Twelve garage permits were is­ ver to practice law—"Who knows. Division, Marine Corps League, the Naval Training Station at The gbveriment further charges (Oonttneed from Pag* Oae) ton's son, went to the farmhouse TVI. Maaeteater 7IS8 (Continued From Page One) fairs committee, has long been o kota and introduced him in glow­ liam McKinley In 1897 and Calvin sued, $12,490; 66 fpr alterations I may be back In four years.” Catholic War Veterans. Veteran.s critic of the Truman foreign pol- Bainbridge, Md. . —" that Provoo broadcast Japanese to visit his mother. There he found BoIttTaa A ts,—W apptag propaganda and turned fellow ing terms. Coolidge In 1924. JL . _ ------and additions-to~dw«UlngSr-$167,—4- Postmaster General Donaldson Tea History of Foreign Wars, the Citizens rnm- Congreas of Induitrlal Organisa- Burbank In an emotional state. ■Eisenhower and Nixon, will receive Icv. Rep. Dewey Short of Miasouri Cortvereely, McGSrrkn helped the 'The final jmpffi.cjal. to.tfil*. from 417; and four for miscellaneous said he looked forward to a long mittec and all auxiliaries. new Armed Services committee St. MargareY'% Ciicle No. 280. American captives over to the Ja­ ttOllr ------Burbank left the- house-- at about * f l 0 from the state. rest. panese for torture. Wartime trea­ Each union seeks to become the 3:30 p.m.. saying he was "going to Republicans win their thin margin Kentucky'a 4,135 precincts in building. $14,470. | chief, has been opposed to the Daughtera of laabella, will hold Tue.sday’s election read: » .They shouldn't have much One o f the alterations permits ! Secretary of Agriculture Bran- Told to DAR draft and universal military train­ ita regular meeting Tuesday night son is punishable by death. collective bargaining unit for car- get drunk" an(i then come back in the Senate by throwing his sup­ •trouble casting their votes, for nan: Jokingly said he might "go Provoo contends he did only et workers employed in plants and kill Mrs. Messenger and Mra. port to the re-election of Sen. Stevenson 494.109. Notlcs Is given o f a publie was made to the town for con- ; , - ing. at 8 o'clock at the Knighta of Co­ Elsenhower 463,062. each will be handed two ballots struction of the two-classroom nd- I back to selling potatoes. President Truman has invited lumbus Home. Plans will be dis­ what the Japanese forced him to Sere and at Amsterdam, N, Y. Newton. . George W. Mslone of Nevada, a hearing at room 588, State Of­ printed by the Stale of Connecti- dltion to the South School. The! Secretary o f ' Labor Tobin, said do under threat of death. A native- There are 2,294 workers employed Newton telephoned Dr. Mnrphy Republican who defeated the Dem­ In the conte.st for the U. 8. fice Bnllding, Hartford on Mon- t Sherman of Hillyer CoU Obituary the President-elect to send along cussed for the Christmas sale and Senate, Republican John Sherman acut. The presidential ballot has estimated cost was $109,718. \ planned a month a vacation a man to sit in final conferences card party on Tbursday. Nov. 20, born American, Provoo was a stu­ at the Amsterdam plant. They are about two hours later and told him ocratic candidate nominated over day, December 1, 1652. at 10:80 (this wording: "For President of Also issued last month were 98 i inauguration, and "then lege Cites Facts Dat­ dent of Buddism before he Joined affiliated with the CIO-Textile what had happened. Dr. Murphy McCarran'a opposition. Cooper had an edge of 27,801 votes a-m. on Docket 8147, the appli­ on the annual budget. The thick, at the Community Y, starting, at over Thomas R. Underwood. The KIDDIE FAIR Jthe United States, Dwight D. electrical permits. 46 plumbing ‘**‘=“'* ^ printed volume of the budget pro­ 3 p.m. Members and friends are the U. 8. Army in 1941. He re­ .Workers Union of America. There called State Police and then went About half of all the legisla­ cation of the Manchester Water ^Eisenhower." The other reads: ing Back to 2737 B. C. ceived an honorable diacharge are 1,961 workers employed in the to the home and led Mr*. Newton tion that goes through the Senate completed tally in that race show­ Company to Increao* Ita charge permits. 51 oil burner permits, and I Funerals posal must go to press about a cordially invited. ed: 1089 MAIN ST.. OPP. HIGH SCHOOL — TEL S8S4 |*'For Vice President of the United 39 heating permits, and 46 certi­ month before the Jan. 18 date on after world War II and later re- plant here. They are-affiliated with to safety. By the time Dr. Murphy is handled by The Judiciary com­ for water aenice. The la- Cooper 491,532.' ■ - creaoea proposed are. approxi­ (States, Richard M. Nixon." Each ficates of occupancy. IJ. The history of tea, the first re­ Otto J, Johnson which its submission to Congress Mr. and Mra. Frederick G, Ed­ enlisted. the AFL-Unlted Textile Workers had returned to the houae again, mittee. It also passes on the nom­ Hint S. Exploded Underwood 433,731. mately 38% fnr domeatic . and ballot has a Connecticut state seal corded use of which was in 2737 Largely attended funeral serv­ is required. wards of 107 Spruce atreet are tmlon after having once held mem­ Burbank had returned and was inations of all federal Judges and holding Mrs. Messenger a priaoner The absentee ballots were ex­ commercial cnatnmers, 15% for on the back. B.C. by a BUddhiat priest, and ices for Otto J. Johnson of 51 Rus­ Map Budget Conference the parents of a son bom Nov. 4 bership in the CIO organization. U. S. marshals. I Presumably, they could re- Full-Scale H-Bomb something of the story of its use The Thompsonvllle workers with- in another portion of the house. pected to have little, if any, influ- tadnatrlal costomers, 80% for sell street, who died Wednesday This is two days before Eisen­ at the Hartford HcjapitaL Should the Internal Security .ence An the other races. This IJect these ballots and Cast for down to the prc-sent day.as told 'i!«w from the TWUA last May Newton wax outside. pabllc fire protection and 78 Ex-WAC . Says morning, wore held this afternoon hower officially takes over as Six Gaullists subcommittee die or become dor­ leaves i Kentucky with the same I the Democratic candidates. But by Merrill B. Sherman, of HiHyer when the candidate who had their The -State Police arrived at for private fire protCctlon. (Continued from Page One) at the Emanuel Lutheran Church President. He has promised to Rev. Carl A. Hansen, aasoclate mant under a Langer-dirested congressional lineup as at present {such a switch Just doesn't happen. College was told to members of auppqrt for the presidency of about 6 p.m. and listened outside Jtabllc UtIHHee Commlaolnn at 2 o’clock. The pastor. Rev. Oarl cut the budget back in four years superintendent of the Congrega­ Judiciary committee, its work and —six' Democratic and two Republi­ I Although citixens Nov. 4 cast Mind Blank in Orford Pariah (Chapter DAR. at tional C3irlatian Churches of Con­ Quit on Ouster TWUA wss defeated. The Amster­ as Burbank heaped abuse on Mrs. much of its staff might he taken Lonia B., Warren, Secretary touch off enough hydrogen to pro­ Olson, officiated. G. Albert Pear­ to 60 billion dollars from the Messenger. Suddenly Burbank can Congreaamen. jnne vote covering both the preai- their meeting yesterday afternoon present year’s level of about 79 necticut and a niember of Center dam workers remained with the over by the. governmental opera­ identlal and vice presidential candl- duce a auper-sized blast. at the home of Mrs. (ieorge Rey­ son was soloist and Clarence burst from a rear d(K>r and fired The Atomit. Energy commission billion. He hasn't said how much Church, wilt preach at the 0:15 and CIO group. tions committee. I dates of the same party, the eight ^Mercy Slaying’ nolds on Otis street. The topic of Hclsing presided at the organ. 11 o'clock services Sunday morn­ Of Paris Mayor Thompsonville’s AFL Workers two shots at S«Bte Policeman Mar­ (AEC) has made no announce­ Burial was in the East Cemetery, could come off next yera's out­ cel Simon but missed with both. This group also has broad po­ {electors cast separate votes for Mr. Sherman's talk was "The Ro­ lays. ing on the topic, "The Fellowahlp have protested the two-plsnt elec ments of results such as followed mance of Tea. as Gleaned from Old Bearers were Raymond John­ Simons and State Policeman wers of investigation and Sen. Jo­ leach post. Also, the vote of last Budget Director Frederick J. of Reconciliation.” Jay Eberaole, tlon. charging that the larger (Conttased frani Page Oae) the previous mid-PaciJlc experi­ 1-etters-Found on Cape God." son, Rudolph Johnson, llkjy John­ (Oeattnued from. Paga Oae) Arthur Johnson returned the .fire seph R. McCarthy (R-W is) is in SAVE — SAVE SAVE — SAVE NOTICE■ V {Tuesday elected the presidential ments beginning in 1948. Lawton, on the way out with oth­ student assistant from the Hart­ group of workers employed at the line for the chairmanship. Mc­ ■ electors rather than the presiden- The apeaker'a father was in the son, Bror Johnson,. Paul Anderson Amsterdam plant will give the CIO and Burbank dashed back into the %A ned a celebration for the 50th wed­ Ail of these have been closed er Truman appointees, said in a ford Seminarv Foundation, will government sponsored measure Carthy, whose charges of Com­ jtlalj^didates. tea trade, so he had ample oppor­ and John Reed. preach at the o’clock service, and an unfair advantage in the elec houae. ding anniversary of her parents. to the press and public, but re- statement that figures have not 8 opposed by De Gaulle. During another flurry of shots munists in government were an I Tne eight Connecticut electors tunity to learn a great deal about A large number of friends called Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, minister tlon. They charge that the election When the anniversary date ar­ strictiona were unuaually tight this yet. been assembled on major Coirre had succeeded De between But-bank and the police, election iasue, has often praised Attention {will gather at the State Capitol this favorite beverage. At that at the Watkins Funeral Home last of the church, will conduct the will place them in danger of being rived, Lola found her unother dead year. The AEC said they were to time chests of tea were Imported budget items involving defense, Gaulle's brother, Pierre, as mayor, Newton entered the house by an­ the MeCTarran subcommittee. {Dec. 15, elect their chairman, clerk in bed. , be "conducted tinder full security night to pay respects to Mr. John­ atAuiC energy and foreign aid ex­ worship aervicea at ail three ser­ fotced back into the CIO group from China. Japan, Ceylon, India, son, and many floral tributes v -re or. as the French put-it. President other door and brought Mrs. Mes­ land teller and then proceed with "It was quite a shock." she tes­ provisions" of the Atomic Energy penditures. He did not say vices. of the Paris Municipal Council. , against their will by force of num­ senger out, taking her to the home HOME SEWERS THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. {the business of casting their bal- Formo.sa and other distant places. sent, tified. "I Just couldn’t be the one Act..One .source said there was no whether thfe advice of Elsenhow­ Mayor Coirre sent a telegram of bers. I - of the same neighbor where hia MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 'lols are: ' The old traders uaad to ^ t around T The DeWolfe A rt Guild will ^ ‘TTie AFL has protested twice to Deaths Last Night to tell father." certainty there would be any an- a table testing tea, using china er’s renresentatlve would be heed­ "felicitations for your new suc­ mother had been taken. REMNANT SALE Lt. Gov. Edward N. Allen, Hart- Lola said her . father's illness nfluncenieni.. this time, Mrs. Alfred M. Steele ed on lhe.se and other sections. meet Tuesday night in the chapel cess” to America's President-elect Washington on the election but has About an hour later, police said, ford: Hugh ifacArthur, Hamden the— South— -Methodist- — bsen-overruled by .-ths-NLRB. .. worsened. At one time.. she said, The government has announced touch, the beverage and thus dc e Itiisennower Dwight D. Eisenhower ddfTfig til* ' 'Burbanlr-walked from-the-hoose- BjrlWE-ASSOetATEOrPfHSSR [George Leary. Wilton; Arthur E. she had been told he had caneer. that the spring. 1951. series in­ ices of M/s. Alfred M. Steele of Gburch at 7:30. - Following the The workers will be given three r - tract from its flavor. shots for the benefit of photogra­ day. and gave up without a struggle. Pittsburgh— Samuel J. Brendel, ^ V E iJFTO“50!% AND (B. . Tanner, Woodburjrr CUfliss This was not so. His weight cluded tests "contributing to the 199 Porter street haa been changed phers at his Georgia vacation spot, biisinesa meeting Mrs. H. B. De- "In the name of Paris, which choices in the election. They may Could Cure Ilia from 8;30 to 9:30 tomorrow 69. who rose from timekeeper to ON ALL WOOL, RAYON and WOOL [Johnson. Deep River; Mrs. Eliza- slipped, to-90 pounds. Curtis suf­ thermonuclear weapons research," Tea was first introduced Into his vanouislied opponent, Gov.-Ad- Wolfe will talk on "Abierican remeitibera your action In ita lib­ choose TWUA, the UTW or no morning from the John B. Burke millionaire oil and gaa pr^ucer, RAYON FABRICS ibeth B. Lugg, Rockville; Harold fered several serious illnesses. a reference to the intense heat Of England in 1568 from China. An lai E. Stevensim of Illinois, talked Pressed Glass." The hostess will eration and the .enthusiastic re­ — union. iC. Dahl. Norwich, and Hans A. Her mental condition also wors­ a hydrogen explosion. Presumably, Funeral Home. 87 Ea.st Center be Mrs. Stuart Segar, and re­ Langer May Let operating tn Ohio, western Penn­ advertisement by the East India at Springfield, 111., of mapping the ception xfrhich it gave you at its sylvania and Texas. Bom In Piece* from 1 yd. tA 84 yd*. THE SAVINGS RANK OF MANCHESTER Prym. Woodstock. ened. so much that she had to give a small,' experimental amount of Company about that time claimed street,, and 10 o'clock at St. Bridg­ Democratic party’s future. freshments will be served by the city hall in June, 1945, I send you et’s (ihUrch. McKeesport, Pa. All fabric* id laches wide. They’ll all agree that they face up her factory Job at Norw-alk. hydrogen was used then. that it co'iid cure almost any ail­ Stevenson has shrugged off pro­ hospitality commlUee, of which my warm felicitations for your Red Probe Falde A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK {• most pleasant task, and at that On Aug. 23 -seven days before A full-scale test of an H-bomb Mra. Walter 'Vernier Is the chair­ Oceana, Va.—Chndr. Albert D. ment. Perhap.s one of the great posals that he carry the party’'s new success." he wrote. Pollock, Jr., 37, commanding offi­ (they were the only persons on the gas incident—Miss Curtis lo s t' might be the rca.son for the high reasons why people in the United banner again in 1956, when Elsen­ man. As this is guest night, Local Stocks WHEN: TODAY AND SATURDAY [Tuesday's ballot that didn’t have her memory, she said.' I degree fo .security imposed oiM he members may invite guests; cer of the firet -jet fighter squad­ States do not drink as much tea Blimp Falls in Sea; hower could be expected to be ask­ (GoattaoM from Pag* OiM) ron to engage the enemy in Korea, ,to do any campaigning to win She said her thinking was h a zy ;' latest series. QnataDoas Furalslied By as coffee stems back to the Boston ing for a second term. A Presi­ and a veteran of World War II. WHERE: Itheir posts. she could remember only a few in-1 ------dent Is allowed no more than .two A duplicate bridge game will Asiaii-Arab Group had to be carried from the Senate Tea Party. Cobam A Mlddiebrbok, Inc. ^ m in Twin Falls, Idaho. fkn\-assers to Meet cidents. One was doing business,___ -■ ___ The speaker told how, beforq Crew Safe on Raft terms under the amended consti­ be held tonight at f o'clock at Market Closed Saturdaya chamber on a stretcher. One little detail remains before “ “ Plan 89.000 Win*; the war. Formosa supplied most of tution. Tinker Hall. All bridge players Join§ Peace Move 1 p. m. prices After enactment of the law, the the electoral Ckillege meets Nothing was clear, she .said the tea bought by the United (OoBtInced from Pag* One) Adlal Calls Aides are welcome to participate. Bank BfoefcS Internal Security subcommittee throughout the rou n trv /^ ex t i recovered from gas pol- States, but since then almost none The Illinois governor called Bid Aaksd was set up in December, 1950, to Police Arrests FREDERIC’S month. This matter t a k ^ place ' » Nopwalk Hospital two For (loiiiilrv (Hub comes from there, where the was shining brightly and only a Democratic Chairman Stephen' A. •The usual Friday night card (Continued from Page One) Flrat National Bank police its enforcement. It .also was 983 MAIN ST. — SECOND FIAM)R CLOSED Nov. 26 when the State^oard of following-her father's death. orang* pekoe variety is raised. light wind was blowing. Mitchell and Wilson Wyatt., his partv will be held by the VFW of Mancheoter ..;.. 33 35 gtvkn broad -power to investigate Election Canva.ssers jneets at the' she have any intention of own campaign manager, for a con­ the espionage and subversive ac- Now most of the tea used in this The llghter-than-air craft went [Auxiliary tonight at 8:30 at the But I.srael's Abba Eban was re­ Hartford National Police arreated two men for in­ state capitnl to certtfj- the election ! ®o the gas to kill her fa- The Manchester Country Club I VFW Home. The past presidents ttvltieB generally. — . - toxication and two for speeding country edmes from Japan, Ceylon, down after its gas bag was pierced ference Saturday. Yhey will dis­ ported drafting his own proposal ■" ~ ' Bank iand .Trusr . . . 29 3i vote and forwar^Yo-Washington Iattorney asked. "N o." 'll planning a $9,000 addition to its cuss the role of the Democratic na­ j are conducting the parties during Hartfprd Conn. Trust . 84 88 1 Ita authority will expire on Dec. yesterday. SAVE SAVE — SAVE — SAVE Java, India and the (%ngo. all of hv a window wh'ich blew out of the for a compromise in Korea, to b the names of thY presidential elec- ®he replied. building oh South Main street, and tional committee In the next four the month of Noyember. Prizes Manchester Trust ....' 07 — 3|i, however, and it'-ia doubtful Charged with intoxication .were TUESDAY, NOVr Farmlands ExchaWe plan.s to which grow the black type. In cont blimp's cab A propeller knocked presented either informally dut- tors picked p<- the voters have any recollection the window through the fabric and years. will be awarded and refreshments Ing his main Korean ape^ch or it' Phoenix State Bank whether Langer, as chairman of Henry. Demers, 42, of Hartford, Secretary, of the State Leopold. g as?" erect a $1,5.000 lumber shed off eluding, he read an old letter ■Whether Stevenson will run served as usual at the part.y to­ and Trust ...... 57 61 the Judiciary committee, would anjl Lee Moriarty o f no certain I Parker street, according to bulld- the big'airship quickly settled into the form of a resolution.' State. Treasurer Jo.seph o.'Hjph A. AdornoAdorno' ^ haven't." dated in 17B5 from the Isle of Nan­ again In 1956 may depend on how night. Fire lBS|iraiica Compaalca seek to have it extended. address. Dr. Brodsky testified Miss C ur-' PPemits issued thi.s afternoon tucket which told how tea was the sea. Besides the American and Rus­ and State Comotroller Fred R Zel­ A. companion blimp from the Well Elsenhower does his Job and sian proposals, the committee nov.- Aetna F ire ...... 57 56 Could Ease Probe Arrested for speeding were In Observance Of Armistice Day ler comprise-the-Wrd. tis is not presentlv psychotic or in_-1 office of Buildir^ Inspt^ b_roug!>t_Uierc^ ______what Democratic leaders come to __ Star of the East Royal Black HarUord F i r e ...... ;.iS 2 157 Even If the subcommittee were Lawrence A. Bunce, 17. of 174! \ sane. tor Davfd (Thambers; -Glyaco-^Naval ^Alr. Station -neat: hts before It In-between retolu 'D.vo'hew meSbers were welcom­ the front among members of Con­ Preceptorv. No. 13. wlTTmeiet to­ ■ NmtlonaY Firs—.t t 7;“.“’ '70‘4 “ “Tgti given* ^iew-leaae^on-llfe.-L*nger B^ievue-avenue,“ Providence, R-.-I t,' Constructor for the Country here dropped rescue gear and stood tions submitted by Mckicb ' an<'. Stop Worrying Maximum penalty upon convic­ ed 1-..0 member.'hip, Mrs. C El­ gress and the governors^ night at 8 o'clock In Orange Hall. - Phoenix ...... 67 102 would be In a potsiUon to change and Jamea- C. Chafin. 40, o f 42 Club is R. .1. Alexander o f Ehist by to help. A submarine also was Peru and a blanket Polish resolu­ tion of Manslaughter in Connecti­ more Watkins and Mrs. Ellen Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, Life and indemalQr loo. Cos. ita whole complexion since the Martin street, Hartford. Hartford. An addition to . the reported hurrying to the scene tion coupling Communist demand cut is 15 years imprisonment. Smith, who campaigned foS.Btevenson de­ Mrs. E. A. Stanworth of Leba­ Aetna CaaiuUty ...... 93 98 Manchester northea.sl com er of the present while the Navy is sending planes for a Korean settlement wit , ABOUT WHAT TO SERVE Members of the local chapter and surface vessels.from Jackson- spite the defection of his state's non. Ind„ has returned to her home other world Issues facing the Ea.s'. Aetna Life '>...... 9 2 97 building will provide (or cnlorgihS :deairing transportation tO' the re­ governor, Allan Shivers, was being after spending a few days with Conn.! General ; . -150 155 -r the bar op the ground floor and and West. • . ' . POR LUNCH 7 Date Book Hospital Notes gional meeting with Sabra Trum- The weather was bright and mentioned as t>o.s.sibIe leader of the Mrs. Bbrtha Keeney of The Gables, . All other proposals aUli are In Hartford Steam Boll. . 42 45 the ladies lounge on the second party .in Uia Sanatg, ‘riobrV The ' ad(lttlbh 'w'ill'-beYflat- .buif.'.Chapter .ia. Rockville on, No&: iMier*. was 'Bot-..much wind..-The. ,148. J^ain.-street- .■.=<, • tke.. drafting etage:-- 'India’a' Mrs:-' . .Ttavriera .,--..., 4. js76 . - Servd y««r- family owe of fnthine's Torhorrotv JZ. are. requfiated iaj:p.nU ci_M r8j, .bllBiPfi - were - out. .on .a., tiaining. 8ien. 'Ernest W. McFarland, of VijayalakahaU- -Baadlt .~^d(>jlgea - PpWle CQlltlea . , :«»fed; and •ArtBomv; the'^rty^ia floor rnanag- ebiin. Lt|1it -Power , . iSH T814 Tamolis^3^iafi.;Ma(fe'te -,Aj»t»V Marvest-DancerGlbVmi 1 The lumber shed will be built off 'Stevnr^wmtama c f WappiSgi The m m pn -In -'tonjnnctlomvlth";*!^ 'qtieationa bn "whriSer' her' gbirtrn- ^AssernbYv. C . G. ®f -C., Country ADMITTED YESTERDAY: meeting will be held at 2 o’clock marines. ----- ,er; waS defeated. Seri. 'Richard Cadet divisional [rally will take ! mept had . yet Contacted'Peiping or -Conn. Power 371* 3614 iClub. Mrs. .^ean ■ Mitchell, 147 Pearl Parker street about 400 feel'horOi Russell 'o'f Georgia: who might oven teTjimr lfaYe iimr today of 685 Parker. A flat-roofed oiie at the home of Mrs. Charles Mc­ place at the Salvation Armv Cita­ had gotten a - .Communist reply. Hartford Elec. Lt.-.. 47i,4 $94 street: Francis McQuaid, Stafford have filled the' vacancy if he had I Sunday, Nov. 9 story structure it will be 208 feet Lean on Park street, and the del, with Capt. Henry Berkhoudt She said, however, that lf( reports Hartford Gas O . .... 35 38 I Dwr-to-door canvass for funds Springs: George Lyons, Hartford; ."peakera will be the atate regent Public Records chosen, was reported, backing guest speaker, and in the evening from New Delhi were favorable, So. New England Mrs. Edith Kane. 209 Center by 58 feet. Builder Is Green Manor Johnson. Small Large [for Boy Scouts. Estates, Inc, and vice regent. at 7:30 the Youth For Christ rally “we could submit a resolution In a Tel...... 33 35 , -Monday, Nov. 10 street; Mrs, Daisy Morrison. 6 As Elsenhower's lead over Ste­ will be open to all youth of Man­ day or two.” ManntactariBg CeouMwIce IN THE Hemlock street; Mrs. Dorothy Indenture venson mounted to more than six chester. Music wUl be furnished' Am. Hardware...... , 1 7 16 PLAIN ...... 1 L .'l.''" " program at Women's . Lucy C. Peters of Hyannis, There Waa a strong indication 1.00 p u b meeting. South Methodist Rohan, 185 Center street; Mrs. | million popular votes' fn late by a Youth Choir a», 354 1.00 1.50 I Annual Holiday Fair of Con- 1Richard ChapdelSine, 382 Hart­ ment'of .the legislation would not Alfred CHlireat and Mae Chareat . to appointment to the Cabinet as State. County and Municipal Em- gestions flowing through the UN NorUtand Judd 264 364 10 Al M. to 7 P. M. lULIANO SPECIAI...... 1.25 1.75 If you Nvt 00 ooy of tho stfoots In thh,socfien hovo your popor oot Municipal Building, the Board of doing business as Connecticut Val­ , jeordia Lutheran (?hurch. ford road: David Hamilton. 14 Directors will convene as the obligate the town to purchase the Postmaster General, if Eisenhower ployea. AFL, at Murphy'a restau­ halls. Russell Mfg...... 13 IS ley construction Company. OR Monday. Proetods from those eeiloctionx of p o ^ korvo to ThurMUy, Nov.___ M Helaine road; Joyce Keeney. Glas- Board of W^ter Commissioners company. should decide to give him that Job. rant, M l Main rireet. Sen. Alexandar Wiley (R-Wia), Stanley'Work com. .. 48 51 Call ua ta advaace and we will have your plzxa ready for you . Annual supper and sale of St touhury; Daniel Riley. Jr., Sooth and discuss the possible purchase Fred Thrall, assistant superin­ Notice of Tax Lria The chairman said, howeVer, he a member of the UN delegatibn. , Terry Steam ...... 90 lOO boy now iquipmont.fer tho Mooehostor Momeriol^HexipitaL has not made any recommenda­ ' Guild, parish house. Coventry; Bruce Therrien. Bolton. of the Highland Park Water Com­ tendent of the Water and Sewer United Statea against property Manchester is one of 44 towns In made it clear he believes the U. S. Torrlngton ...... 29 8l o f Frank* B. Fox, Jr., of 195 Eld- tions to the President-elect on sp- I Daughters of Isabella holidav BIRTHS Y E ST E R D A Y ;. A pany for one dpllar. ' Department, haa advised Martin the Hartford area that will par­ would not be wise to wait until U. S. ^ v e lo p e com. . . 67 77 FREE GIFTS BREAD AND PASTRY ; MAGAZINES — PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP ridgo street, default of income tax pointme'nta. ■tft carnival and card party. Com- i daughter to Mr. and iWrs. Stanley General Manager Richard Mar- that if the legislation is passed it J ticipate in a Civil Defense com­ ^ter Elsenhower's inauguration U. 8. Envelope pfd. . . 63 -M t payment for 1045, $480.81. And U- S. Sen. Henry Cabot Veeder-Root ...... 29 32 BAKED PRESH DAILY ^im ity Y. ' Majewski, 46 Strong street: a son fin isenl a letter to the directors should authorize the town to munications drill Tueaday, from Jan. 20 to get the incoming admin­ IP PUT OUT AT THE CURE a novelty and food sale of | Mr. and Mrs. Max Schaller, Marriage License Lodge, Jr., of Maasachusetta o ^ n - Tlie above quotatlona are not to TO A U Wh o a tten d recently Informing them that be­ charge of assess the cost of nec­ ed a door he previously had closed 8 to 9 p. m. According to Thomas istration's decisions on vital policy U L Auxiliary,. Hale's store, aii Coventry. fore the town can buy the water- John Joseph Mullin, 18 Williams matters facing the UN. He urged be-construed at-actual markets. PLEASE NOTE: CoEocHoox WHi Bo Mod# Ax-Schtdidod Roio or essary new water mains to the on a'posslble Cabinet appointment. L. I-appe. Hartford area communi­ WE ALSO SEU PRESH BREAD BIRTH TODAY; a son to Mr. company, which has about 48 cus­ abutting property owners. street, and Jeanine Doris Gilmore, President Truman and Biaenhou’er • Nev. 21 and 22 Lodge was one of the first to plug cations officer the main purpose and Mrs; John'Gasper, Andover tomers, the General Assembly The company has informed Mar­ 151 School street. to get together on these issuea aa AND PIZZA DOUGH { Community Players present for Bisenhower'a nomination. of the training exercise la to evalu­ Shlno — Unlodii It Rolos In o ’Dowopoor. DISCHARGED 5TESTERDAY: must specifically - aulhdrize the tin It cannot operate profitably quickly aa .possible so that the fT he Chiiioua Savage" at'HolUiter Mrs. Dorothy. Abair. ThlcottvlUe: 7 FIMK Bvm sisa PLANE When he lost his bid for reelec­ ate comraunicatleipa and improve Personal Notices pdiooL company to transfer its franchlae without. expanding and it cannot tion Tuesday, Lodge amid he would its operation. ^ ^ c r ic a n delegation could push NEWLY MODERNIZED ^ Mrs. Nellie Brazauakaa, 83 North and authority to the town. expand because its water supply is T«oaoa. Arts., Nov. 7 —uP)— forward iU Stand in the UN with LOOK POR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK— narndajr, Nov. 27 i atreet; JosepM Cohen, Ellington; Sovoa ipeB baUed out of . a B-50 not accept any Cabinet appoint­ greater authority. Card of Thanks "The next step," Martin's let­ inadequate to service more cus­ ment, but he, told rdportebe in Bos­ We wish to thank our many frl.cdt [ Turkey Day road race, 10;30 Mrs. Ruth __

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~T~r^. ...: a : f: - Z T ^ - * MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 ■tlfCHESTER-rnmum- EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1952 PAGE THIRimBN PA€B TWELV® ' i« uo . .... -. .•- • ..... ------. , g,. ,. , . .. ..?L-siiTiir>?...l.rTVra,—f|1. i» ' ‘ I , ~ riv ii.rwiii,|,a,#ii«i_ BY HERSHBERORa CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER tOONSRVlLLE FOLKS B y FONTAINE FOX FfTNNY BrSTNESR Sense and Nonsense S k a n o m a W o r t l e WHO gOMTHOL^^ALU THE MONEY IN t h e F A H l t Y God made both tear* and' laugh* the first compound word in the of­ ^ O ; ter, and both for kind purposes: ficial name of the party. Nazi was for laughter enables mirth and sur­ already common among Germans o prise to ‘breathe freely, so tears as the familiar dlmunltlve of Ignaa enable sorrow to vent Itself pa­ VOL. XX, NO. 10 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7 Compiled by Studanta of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, FacoHj Adalswr tiently. . —Leigh Hunt or Ignatz and it caught the public , < fancy and readily passed Into gene­ She^W hat's the difference be- ral use as the name of the follow­ tween a poor man and a mtllion- ers of Hitler. Nazi originated In Change Prom Site alre ? Germany, but it was. applied to Favored W eaver Tetun Legion of Honor ’e m t e s A s a i n x s .. .He—Onn. worries oyer his next the Hitlerites by their enlmles and - The Manchester-High School Who^s Who- meal, the other worries over hla therefore had a slightly derogatory Fixim will be held at the Ver- last. ______Implication within^ GermUhy. It plaark 8 cIkm>1 audit^rtinTn, ani!l was never acceptM ^y the Nazis -the 1953 Soinanhis were dl.s- not at the high school, as X' Nazi as applied to the followers themselves and Hitler never uwd originally planned. This change tributed Thursday to all mem- nf Arfniph HiUer _was a phQnetlp the^jUirm^ln Meln l^n^f 0£Jh hljs .will permit 180. couples to..at­ y -? hera of the class of '.53. who respelling of the first two syllables other writlnglB arid 'speeches. AjTer' llosdh’s V a i n tend th^annual formal. win vote for the seniors whonT of NationalsoziallsUsche Deutsche Hitler became master of Germany, Portrays Mother ------Roger TurkingtO(V.-:5A. • tjiey feel will best suit the 21 Overwhelm Windham iWklHTY-OftlP Arbelter-Partel, which is German the term virtually disappeared Am Big Grefbi "Downs characteristics listed. Father Rohr“ 21^4, Take Fonrtfa for "National Socialist German from German usage. Manchester Teanix at The results will not he known Workers’ Party” and which-was until the yearbook appears> in Place at Weahgra^ v**7 adopted as the official name of the Out for Damages Nebo in Season^s Final '"June. CbT/^/'/iPLUfr Hitler organization. National In Letter said to have been reclved \ All-State Has Gail Swanson '53 Jayvees Victori^tia German is pronounced nsht-si-o- by a lawyer. Weaver protected an 18-0 lead { "Dear Sir: My boy got struck Manchastsr High’s ezow vA*. nal, and Nazi, equivalent to at KMf time English Natl, is cprrcctly pro- by an automobile, No. 48726-B. If MHS Students team has again dudkaij aaoHMT »>V ‘*7» • T P B A f r O O to-anow hounced NAHT-sl, with the 1 short the owner Is rich, sue him at-once.— Oonnsctlcut RlUHSMtlllMo.i as in bit. Tt Is not true, as soqie- The boy was not bruised any, but High School football From Here •ytB cro8«-cotM«T.-toltlBttei»^^ OiiMh_ ....----- have brought suit, I will hit him In Pete Wlgran’s t^ -cla d s gatiMd the up. after the manner of a tra^e city crowd at ML Nebo, Saturday. Finish title by beating a rival Wladhua name, from the first two and two or three places with a ham­ The superb Weaver aerial attack Dengler, Robertson, This week marked the finish of team on the home course ^ a con­ //- 7 - Si. "Jo«'« wife has him in the dog house so often he built on the eleventh and twelfth letters of mer.” acounted for three thuchdowns. vincing 21 to 84.score, an addition!' Weaver, rated top 4^ the state, Ebbs Are Directors the fall sports at MHS. The record atanda v'ell. with two of the three Adrian Michaud was lin t aeroM was by far the best team to meet T2ie annual Ckmnectlcut All- the finish line for toe IndUas In DAIL\ CROSSM'ORD PUZZI.E l the Indians this season; Their sports ending up on top of the 14:21.8,-the best time poeUd bf a OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE . y i j J S s F - ' State concert, sponsored by the (jciL . The. soccer team, led by Co- ODT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS Answer to.Preyloue Ptiyslt. blocking and runnlg west excel­ Manchester nmiter on the local lent. Connecttcut Music Educators'As­ captains Charley Cronin and Jack m e this year. Wbidbiai’S ' ■j e s t is TH IS 7.^ IT'S AS Music Lesson □ □ □ n o ■ n a n . allot Studio Hentachel, gained a tie for lop THAT Old MV MEW X'VE l L.WHITTUM yes, AND START The first quarter saw no score sociation, thrilled an overwhelming Charles Cronla Claire Janssen la placed a eloee second, captain WHEN I { VOlS j a c k a l s h a v e k -T c o r r e c t T. M. s«. V. a SM. on e s a u a n with both teams threatening. honors with a league record of S A V t h a t , GAe» IS HOUSE iS 1 HAD TO C>0 THIWKIWG. c> audience of 3,500 at the Bushnell Roger Turkington placing behind I DeV(6ED?-v ')©o.-,-yOij ) 1 AS m o r t a r □□EaaE3 five wins and one loss. The Oay Cap­ of the Indian footbaU„ aggregate. Manchester. ..fitarin,. JEDglay ..nnd.. AN' GLAMOUR.' ..TMEy'LL.BE instrumept. 4 Cloys r a w n a t s n quicli. smile have made him. a. very - A S tC iN '.' ••!*♦- ‘>|fO;-XAnSRAaeTBBANCR ing oil one play after a Bennie Ale- Fsllot ^tadid Dfaha; Gail McCann: ' Jeahiie tain 'ClalHli 'Janssen arid her cheer­ Jim Roach and Marshall Aitkin Enders flnltoed eltfitb. idnto and GREASy-VEST it Musical 5 'Exclanuitidni ■□C 3aaic] popular guy around MHS. leaders. May-we, right here, take twelfth, respecttvsly. for tha Red ' “ “ ^OFTKE FRATERNlTy, syllable 6 Car part □ o a i i a many punt! Vem Davis tossed to Judy Aloox Whitehlll; Naomi Werbner; Charles led the gridders as captains. nIiNE Andy Economou in 'the end zone Cronin; Bernard Lyons; Phillip Another reason for h(s popular!- j this opportunity to "turn the and White varsity. •THe ■ ’ 12 Pen name of 7 Curved a n a a a tables" and offer a "Yeah, Rah. Beat Since '87 OLD from the 38. Manny Mangini tried Gunthur and 'Vemer Gustafson. (y is the fact that Charlie is a I Ron Larson captured first place OWLS Charles Lamb molding □ m a ■ n c i a a D "do-cr” around Manchester High Rah. Claire!” for the spirit and Searching through the records, Ift-the jayvee-raca-tattotiSmstoa ?4 MEW 8 Hirelings the extra point but It failed. Weav­ Ftom a program of seven contrast­ the ’62-'53 socesr team was the 13 Embraces er led 6-0. In leas time then it P o w ‘Wow School. For Instance, he has been hard work she has put into the Indian Jayvees made it a donMa 8 Menaces 26 Tho.^e who 45 Wet ing musical selections, the most best team to wear tha Red and 14 Pronoun takes to tell. Weaver’s Davis spectacular was 'The Creation" by very active in Hl-Y. As a sopho­ [captaincy. victory, winning by a 26 t * 90 15 Those skilled 10 Back regret 46 Prescribed more he was elected president of] Claire has followed the college White alhee the 1986-37 version. ■core. Jacobsen ol Windham c ^ 28 Dropsy amount struck again. He hit Ekionomou be­ HI! Let's give three cheers' for Richter. Rose Merde and Gordon Their (Inal record read? seven in public 11 Weapons hind two Manchester backs for the end of exams. After three hec­ Stem s accompanied the chorus. Junior Hl-Y and he has been in I course ever since her "frosh" year tured second spot, while Least fin- 16 Used to 30 German king 47 Land of the at MHS. This year her slate of wins, three losses and two ' tics. lehed a clooe third for Menilisi affairs number 12. Mangini’s foot failed, tic da.vs they're over and once' Selected for the All-S t a t e Senior Hl-Y for two years. Charlie; Al Tariooo 17 Male sheep contract eye 31 Bird's home shamrock 'i m ^ ln g the score 12-0. Weaver was also a representative to the subjects consists of English IV. This marks two years In a row ter. Although the nmnets Efom more we can take a breather until Grehestra were Jean Rogers and Chemistry, modern problems, his­ Windham took the next two piaoes 18 Heavy pupils ; 33 Pullman car 48 Algonqulan ' Scored once more before the half­ next time and celebrate...... Petef Btltchell.'The festival selec­ Hi-Y Youth and Government that the hooters .have complied a volumes 20 British 35 Turns Indian w ay mark. Manglnl returned a Council. During his freshman year tory of l^ tin America, and modern Vinnlng record. Last year's team Desroeiera, Hoffman and Me- tions'^'of the orchestral prognim, history, the latter being lier "spe- -10-Eyes-bs, as Its most of the National Honor Society, for a coast-to-coast radio broad- better describe him—athlete de- Mendlnf; champton vnth fitahtford THENEW-eOt&- R<^McGutre-tOBSed-a-pass to Jlm . - ftaoittons nave' ueen auded xtr^ after weeks of stniggling with the ail over the state, for outstanding come to Manchester. Films nf high these ceremonies. He spoke about Adrian Michaud and TutUm ton MOU tXJN T H A FT X B E MtSTERfOOP, FOR TR/WAGANCE LEAVES IT'S TIME VC)U MET I attempts, while adding one more old ones, new milk machines have musicianship in their Individual is secretary of the club. He was were a huge success—but. of school games have been shown to the help of God and said that with took 22nd and Slth, roepectlraly, LIKE THNrl OOOIA 15 THAT t e r r if i c ME PRACnCALLY WITH A NEW ‘ World themselves. Weaver started on course, we knew they would be!) and it 35 * w been installed. To prove their pop­ schools. selected as a member of the Cur­ point out the flaws irl the defen­ it one becomes a man or a woman, while Jenkins, Staria, and Kgley ARCNXY SPEECH LESe...»UT M)!j 5CPUBBY PLAYMATE.' Syipphony” about their own 35 on a drive Uut ularity Just look at the ' empty The musical arrangements se­ rent Affairs Club in his junior A, varied list of activities have and without it he becomes a were next. The Manchester Bar­ NOTQUlTCf 44 Dress wool sive and offenrive set-ups. Accord­ UTTIE OlO Is rated six points. Quarterback Dave bottles piled next to them! lected by all three groups not only year and is treasurer of the club been participated in by our "Cap.” ing to roaches Briggs and Ajibrio failure. riers totaled a 161 ■ocra, to take CtKX! 48 Take away Bordon tossed to Patemostro for revealed the diligent practice put this year. Charlie was also select­ She served as Student Council al­ Rev. Hansen, w ho'Is the asao- fourth In the 21-taam field. 49 IVansparent they have been Invaluable. What a the final tally. Weaver led 24-6. -The exam schedule this quarter In for two days, but also revealed ed to attend the YMCA and ternate In her freshman year. She next? • N elate superintendent of the Con- The Wigrenites ftnlahed the Ma­ , Yl linen Weaver domlwited play most of seemed to be pretty popular. Those amazing versatility of both the YWCA older boys’ and girls’ con­ was also In Girls* Choir, baseball, .gregatlonal Conference, told his son Vrith a record of 9 wins, uid 53 Mineral rock i and MHS Publications during this ‘Is the afternoon with their' strong Study periods beforehand really students and conductors. ference. He applied for, and was Neck and Neck n'udi'cnco that they should have 2 losses. A great deal of credit 54 Cherishes W t line bothering the locals and their help^. ■ Of course, there wasn't The patience and co-operation accepted as, a counselor at the year. She belonged to Paint and lai(h.ln God andlH'at he should be goes to Pete W tm n and aMtetont Powder, 1, 2; Y-Teens, 1, 3, 4; A The high achool set a (XTL rec­ o n tm ' 56 Knight's title « 1t7 w so i* u backs running wild. However the any last minute cramming—every­ displayed by everyone Involved at "YMCA’s Camp Woodstock. His ord last year by getting slg league dominant In their lives. He etsted coach 'Hunt a splenfM ] 57 Head (Fr.) outstanding player on the field was one Just pored over those papers the rehearsals—canductors and classmates again honored Charlie Cappella (?hoir, 2, 3, 4; Round that to he a success in life one In coaching onothtr wtnnlag Man­ ll-l Table, 3: High School World. 3, championships in one year. This 58 Card game n 4i w Jim Roach, playing his last game and books to make sure they knew students as WeH—all contributed last year when he was elected as year we’re even. Two came last nui.st be of strong faith. chester croes-oouatiT team. T. «. Rag U B. F«l OR 59 Abstract being as an Indian gridder. it! Hah! to making this year's All-State a representative to the American 4; Tumbling, 3; Conductors’ C?|ub, The officers who presided over R o | e r TiirktBgtCB, 'M 3; and ' (mustn’t forget this), fall—football and cross country. Cape ma by WU Raraiaa. i 60 Soap-making is 9} ii Manchester ended up In a second concert one of the finest concerts Legion sponsored Nutmeg Boys Two came this year-soccer and the meeting were Gordon Willough­ place tie with Aliddletown In the Congrats to our football, soccer presented by high school students State. Oteerleadlng, 2. 3, 4. by. Jr., of Bloomfield ns president; ■| franie Outside c i school, Claire has be­ cross country. We need rifle and "My only argument whan I ahow Dad this report card la 54 u u CCIL. However, if Windham loses and cross-country teams! They've ever to be given In Omnectlcut. swimming to keep pace. ^ Good Jean Kiefer of Simsbury, vice 11-7 61 Essential Claire Janssen, 'S3. Music has played an important longed to CYP Club for several president; Robert Gordon of Glas­ Bottom of Ocean tew m> »f a»-,’r« >«* to remind him how wrong ho waa on t^a'claction!" being Saturday, a tie for first place completed this season with hono'rs part In Charlie's high school luck! would result. and all of MHS is proud of them. years. For the past two years she tonbury, treasurer; Carol Soucy of career. He was a member of the has )>een in the Choral Club at Scribes A1 Guay 'S3 With their outstanding sportsman­ The sports assignments for the Canton Center, secretary; and Subject of Talk CHIUS AVELKIN. PlanetwT A Jam At The Jamboree BY RUSS WINTERBOTOAM MHS Boys' Choir during his North Meihoidlsl (Aurch. Harry Maldment of the MHS fac­ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Gangway BY EDGAR MARTIN ship and teamwork they bow out winter's activities have been set. until another year...... S&B RehearsalfiT .?j:*.®.?)!h.Rh._yew.„and. has sung in "Pe«q»le who can't be prompt for ulty, as leader. the A Capella Choir for the re­ Bemle Lyons, '53, will take care "On tha Bottom of the Ocean” UIMO^VO*) meetings or engagements” is the of conch Gil Hunt's rifle team, After the ceremonies the. 200 Junior Football mainder of his high school years. only peeve our girl of the week guests present attended a dance woe toe subject at a diaoouna pre­ ^ U B ^ P A C B I OMR. viMno om bomio The main topic of conversation Enter Final Week while Forbes Warren, '65. will fol­ PILOTS' om. OQ ftOTT COOMIO HAMO VIVVOU) 09 VV(tUCt around the halls Tuesday and In his junior year he was elected possesses. In the field of song, and social hour. sented by Oaptidn Bob Zimmer­ tobO CR%CW\«^ ON% COR to sing with the Round Table low the swimming fortunes of man, who hoi been a deep Ma JAWPCCEE C09«\\ cm XIA TVM) VIM) VSKvOIV^ C09 ftMVMMtO M1\.W YRMXO < MO i CU9 HIVH Wednesday was. of course, the "You'll Never Walk Alone” and coach Richard SoIIanek's charges. Jim Ferguson '55 »v»icy coTfxx. aft u«v&\4v^T\tl)VO tiVACW CC^9%\ 09 Otib^MlVTVNIiO Wallops Varsity A wedding, isn't all orange blos­ Singers, and this year was picked “Malaguena” preferably perform­ diver fo r 87 years, to ths two l^A BiO election. Many friendly beta were soms and "Lohengrin,!’ as Alfred Yours triily will cover basketball. lost and won and as always some to sing in the Connecticut All-State ed by Fred Waring and His Penn­ Looks like things came out pret­ UnderclasatosembUM held Oct. 32. EVEMTOF Tarrico discovers In the hilarious sylvanians are at the top of her Zimmerman h u bean on tha hot- M>0 H jc- Jaiyvee football , team tears were shed. Quite a few look­ .chorus. To be in All-State is the ty good from here. _____ TME FALL comedy, "Father of the Bride," goal of every amateur high school "melody list." She also delights in Courtesy Sul>ject Xom a y tln ~ m ~<0j)00 ttaiH i ,tter 3EA^ON sV5\vv voo whipped the^ombined forcep of ed sleepy Wednesday morning, but Al Guay, '63. this election was worth which Sock and Buskin Is present- musician. eating Italian pizza and lately, we deeptot ha has errar dtrad M 371 AT ATP.M Jh e __ varaity.'auaecoml-8nd__ thjrV^>N - ? ! and 15. As Stanley Banka, the about doing the Charlcs-ton. feet). He remarked that at a depth 31. Jack McLaughlin and . Gene harassed, doting father of the made an impressive record. The Jobnson led the sparkling per­ Thanksgiving Is coming up and Perhaps as a result , of working Illustrate Essays of 271 feet, the pressure la 135 bride, Al has one of the most en-| Red and White soccer team, coach­ part-time in a local drugstoi^, she Panel dlTUsslons on the subject formance. 8rith it the basketball season. Lots ed by Mr. Danielson and co-cap- pounds to the smtors Inch. joyable roles of his Uiesplah ca­ has chbaeri to attend the Univer­ of courtesy were given by the The captain told of vori-colond Again, as It waa last week. of luck to our team this year and reer. Last year he appeared as tslned by Cronin and Jack Hent- On Ancient World Johnson and McLaughlin starred let's ahow the alumni what we can sity of Connecticut and study pupils of Miss Anna McOulre'e coral and showed ramplM of* It. Sir Sagramore In Sock and Bus­ chel, had its best reason since 1937 either pharmacy or nursing. remarking that, "Tha water Ir at half back. Johnson scored late do! with seven wins, three losses, and English 1 classes for the purpose kin's production of "A Connectic\it Whatever she may decide on, we In connection with their study unbelievably beautiful tad Clear ■ in the third quarter on a run Yankee in King Arthur's Court.” two ties. (Jharlle has played' bas­ y /- 7 around his left end for 20 yards Signing off for now (gdt to may be confident that her success of Greece. Egyp{ and tori countries of experience in groiyi . thinking, the bottom of ths sea." He showc.- study), but have a swell week end! He also appeal at Jephthah in ketball guard for three years. wili be attained. Our best wishes oral expression of thoughts, and as severel varieties of storfleh, son ■ M«. T. U. R9g, U. R, R«<. OR and a touchdown, Jack McLaugh­ the' festival play, "Jephthah's of too Fertile Crescent, some of the lin played one of his best games. P. S. Would anyone like tickets (Charlie's subjects Include Eng­ for your every dream and good a part of the Orientation Course. having four or eevea lego, film The l.asl Isau^h B Y A Ia V E R M E E R Daughter.’’ lish IV, Physics his favorite, me­ fortune, Claire. students of Miax Mary McAdams Chairmen were selected by Miss PRISCILLA’S POP LMICKEY FINN I t ’s O ver! '.Ml ^.\RD Two touchdowns were scored by to "Father of the Bride?” See me! merman has counted as many t His activities in the junior sen­ chanical drawing, and modern Claire is the daughter of Mr. have done illustrated essays. McGuire and panelists chosen by J a c k ;' one came In the second ' Gall Todd. '53 ior dramatic club have not been 7000 lege on a single storllah, bu' problems. and Mrs. J. R. Janssen of 46 Among the outstanding was one the chairmen. Meetings were held he has never .seen any but five VDU KNOW H'OW TME ^ WELL, TODAY HE T O U ^ VES.MICHAELt OUR M T m e m jp r m s p m g m m - A M FINN URNS quarter with McLaughlin backing limited to acting. He is alilo co- BOSS yKES TO TELL A B O U T A G U Y V.'WO, n e / tm vou m OPf^ioH. BVA MARGHiOF his line for a 27 yard romp to the Billy May and George- Shear­ Coburn road. of Thoirias Strange. The title of during class time to organize and legged atarflah from the Africa ,L£APER OVER THERE ch aln n u of the stage committee. Ruth Ann AZlnger '53 CORNY JOKES... AND GOT A HORNET IN RESULT IN THE RACiFOR XXX uorjKl goal line.* On this score- he also ,AI Has been an outstanding ing’s Quintet rate tops on Char­ his essay was, "The People of combine thoughts. ^ West Coast [ALL HAVE TO LA U G H HIS NOSE...AA/0 /, BAN aO MAN French Students lie’s music list. He likes instru­ Ancient Persia.” He had numer­ The program was tape record­ He also displayed ehella from , D!BD) -A N P HE’S K E N SHERIFF.* BROOHSIFUE'S made the extra point. member of other MHS extra-cur­ A / ,V O s r His second touchdown was In the mentals. ous sketches showing the pyramiclr. ed and then played back to mem­ his collection of some 6000 on YES- ■\L AUG.^^/f^G.Z) SKN A a THROUGH IONS PEUVEP REPORT ricular activities, such as the Hon­ HAS F>mUYBEEN i fourth quarter when he ;WAs Make Booklets or Society, French .~Club and or­ As for plans'after graduation Jayy ee X-Coiiniy mummies, sprlnx and the papyrus bers of the class after the discus­ said that If an3rone was leokln RECEIVER— trapped trying to shot a pass' liut chestra. He is on track team our Legionnaire la undecided, as to paper, which la manufactured sion was concluded. In this -way for -a truly fascinating bobfegr, h ; SOIKNOW- from a reed which grew in would find It la coUoetlag oe broke away and ran 12 yards to Booklets describing "La Malson and is assistant manager of the :krhich school to attend but would the students were able, to uncover d score. cross-country team. At is the son like to take up metallurgy or mine Defeats HPHS marshes along the Nile River. This their own thoughts and to criticize sheila, for no two ore ever to Gene .^hnson tucked the ball —The House” were passed In qh, of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taricco of 36 engineering. reedtoas since disappeared. themselves'. same; scientists have clieeUlet n-7 Monday, Oct. 3 by Miss Jeanne Marshall road. Forbes Warren based his essay over 170.000 types of ahsUa. *\ , under his arm and ran the extra Charles is the son of Mr. arid Manchester High's junior vafsity Con tdered outstanding by Mias ( e ) 5 point At quarterback Joe -CUrrey Low's French I classes. The pur­ Of course, the understanding Mrs. John E. Cronin of 14 .Canter­ cross-country tram defeated Hart­ on Egypt and told and illuftratcd McGuire and the students were Of a few of the fish discussed played a beautiful offense and de­ pose of this project waa to ac­ mother of the bride has been bury street ford PubUc High 27-28 at Keeney about the music, climate and writ­ the following panels: "the home,-, sucker; file; equlrrol; red; aehoo' through the frfmried wedding ac- master, with both eyes on the earn fense ' Sind is seen to be a likely quaints the .students with the Bernard Lyons, 'S3. Park in Hartford on Oct. 31. ings among other things. room, the classroom and to® conductor for the VBMty quarti^- o f Tlvlttes and her side of, the story Glenn Bradley again was the “Jewet'Of the Fertile Crescent" sembly,” by 'Cliairman Carol aide of Its head; butterfly; -ha*— everyday ustf French. is presented by Judy Alcox as Elbe angler; trumpet; green pom' back spot next year. The booklets were written In sta r runner, with Pete .Close com­ was George Dorraer’s subject. One Hewitt: "passing in the corridors, Cop' E 1*^2 hr f Morgan Forter played a brilliant Banks. four-eyed fiah, with two eyes ft Nt* %••••«• French and described the rooms of ing in a close second. interesting sketch showed a crossing to Main Building, and ■ag U % >st Oil game for the varsity at both half­ This is Judy’s first year Ih Sock Lose Tied Game Other runners in their order statue in Babylonia by a doorway sports events,” by Froncine seeing In the water, and two ay the house and the house itself. The and Buskin and the part of the back and quarterback after Jack styles of .the.houses ranged from were Dick Dion; Warren Burdick; of a tensple...... Obtomski; “stores, slreeta. and for seeing in- the olr; porcaipiw Spotted J L Tl U>iKR Barrett was Iqjured. Twice Porter mother Is her first ro^« in high In Soccer Tourney James Ferguson wrote and drew which resembles m porcupine onl CAPTAIN EASY- FREC ?S AND HIS FRIEVD Now It’s Lard’s Turn BV.M. C. RTDSSER- the old brick colonial house to the FVank Grimasoll. Richard Conte, buses’’ by Nola Flske; "home and broke away from the rest of the ultra modem homes built, mostly, school dramatics and '^is quite an Krank jCacueo, £caak.Loleman, John Ctak, "The Conquering Peopile;” and AUVOME'5 HOME W8F TO TAKE CARE Suaieo /•CO'AFoa.Ti .DMNeft BROW-HttOfiT^- line when Porter smashed tlfrougb Judy U the daughter of Mr. and day in Manchester's first game In hand. DATE/ the colored picturee mounted on the State Tournament. " . Jam es Boesch, J i m Trlvlgno, Maureen Cipalach based hers on his line and whs gone like a shot white or colored paper. Mrs. Uoyd W. Aleox of 69 Ridge­ Mary Lou Potter, *63 from a gun. eSutrUe Cronin broke the scoring Charles Keeney, Bob^Twlchelt and Egypt. Among those that were especial­ wood B tr*^ Dick Miesch. v In the third quarter, again. Por­ nckeU for "Father of the Bride” Ice In the first period. He, drilled These essays are on Egypt dis­ Soph. Y-Teens - ly neat, original and best-ex­ the bell through the goalie early in played in I5F and will prove most ter ran his way into pay dirt. This pressed in French were written by may be purchased from any mem­ time he only covered U yards. An­ ber of Sock and Buskin or from the game. /Later In the second interesting to all who view them. See Comedies John (jondio, Bette AimettI, Pat period the Wethersfield center for­ Barbara Person, '55. other stliTing performance waa (Campbell, Sandra Doutt and Nor­ Mias Mary McAdams a t tbe high Kulilmann Stars played by Bfll Boehm, who, It school. . *, ' ward tied the game at one-all. Thia ma lieClaire.' ~ was the end of the scoring* in the At toe fourth, meeting of Soph­ seemed, couldn’t be stopped at the Carolyn Bengtaon '54 Marilyn Rogers '54 line of scrimmage. McLaughlin of game. Both teams were held In JV Soccer Win omore Y-Teena held in the assem­ the Jayvees, during the course of scoreleaa for the rest of the game. Laufls TV Scripts bly hall recently, movies were the game ran up an average of 11 The game ended in a 1-1 tie. Two shown. Freshmen 'Y-Teens were in­ threo-i^ute ’ overtimes were Co-Captain Jim K u h 1 m a n n, vited for the .evening's program. yards each time be carried tiM Buying of Cars Newswrituig Film turning in a sparkling per­ Of MHS Students j ball. Not many of theae runs could played, and the game still re­ After the business meeting, John mained tied. Wethersfield then formance, led the High Jayvee soc­ Foster showed some 7 old-time . m2 Y-a. have been poaMble without the ex­ cer squad to a 4. to 2 victory over. pert blocking of Dave WIchman Subject of Talk Shown in English was called the winner because they "...The television scripts prepared movies. Some of these-included had two corner kicks] and Man­ Suffleld Academy last Friday. Biif- by the students in the Manchester ‘The Paperhanger's Hel^r," and | VIO FIJNT (Jro.wl Gel.s Going BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY B U G S B U N N Y and lineman. Allen Martin. fleld, the best team that the Red » , In'order to understand h

V '.■ . . -' ------*•—:■ 'T-A- ^- i , . . r , , ■ -...y a -it,. ,:r ;■■ M ANCH ESraTSV^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAYii l^OVEMBER 7, 1962 yAGBl^yOKTEBlir MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD, MANGHESTER,' CONN.* FRIDAY* NOVEMBER T.4962 The^j^lM m erican' \Way^ ;~r,-;^No.zJi THE X. 0 x P K N N '5 H erald A w a y £nam k p BELL your Hackney Fired Third Yale Passing Emenkudes Set Fast ■ » hody," / S A Q U I C K , EARL W. YOST Top Elevens AQQAESStve Feud Between Veeck and Saigh / 66 Round o f Season Pace in Pin League Sports Editor OBPEKEIVB Ace Qualifies- Sugar Ray Still Is a Dancing Master E N D W HO Country Club Pro Alex Hack­ After nine weeks o f bowling Vie for Spot NEurQALiZBS Getting Sillier, by the Da^ ney fired hie third 66 round of the Bmernndee In the Wom­ HITS, HUNS, ERRORS the season .yesterday afternooa For A . A* Team en’s Perfume -'League at the - -omeirt sooror snd staUsUcUn BLOCKMUS, at the local course. ..\lex had Double Strike eUeye oa Oak III Bowl Games •New forj^e American Little League in York, Nov. 7- ^ j^ —TTi* ^ iiiwt U only one of the petty uu- vertiaements around the flve birdie* and one bogey. He ■tieet boast a perfect won pnd time -la kjpp^hlng when j ioymiicre SirtRli trete he waha. — twb^putted tire par four 10th New York, Nov. 7 — Uf) ~r- Five lose record. Tbe Bmernudea T Manchester last season was Ronnie MrtMkMx r ____N ew _Y ork, Nov-. .-Tr^.(lP)--The j . ; . dWH niDjCCtM ■tnee irwcm "V eeck gets- to will have to wade into the ° ' ' gained, control o f the Browns .and every time he thinks about Playing with Jim Kirkpat­ team along with Yale’s fine passer, .flag 'rare 'with SS' college football season begins Its; Louie situation with hie sleevea beh&dTfieTfO'*^^®' became the Car^taala’ . fauidloM at arrangement, and every timi rick, Hertry Huggin*, Paul Bkl Mollqy, are the latest to catch umplM. Far behind In *eeond tunwd in a tremendous Job for the mad rush down the home stretch | rolled up and somehow resolve the Bportaman’s Pant. The list la a feels onery he dreams up place la the Faherge entry. Carinon, Herb Andenon and „Uie_.*ye„„oi_U»__.Eiatern__Board IitRO"Jjesguo bssebsH program in. tomorrow with gold in the form -of ( zunnlngYiglit between Fred.Salgh. lorigone^and-Kalghi oensMerlnr ^»ew.-way ~4>f— badgering-^. 8av"Zavarellar ' 'Alex’* round MMDOVffw Of^ iRv peCTr-eewseww- aggrieved president of the Car- scanning material for the Asso­ town. bowl games and glory in the form that heU ^law yer by profeaelon. Some do not believe he will ■cores were as follow'*; __ nre three alatere. ImoUle, Jtoit Klgtot after night, game after and BUI Veeck, the man has proved to be deltghtfuily thin- Saigh a new lease for any ciated Press’ All-America football and Mtdgte SmythO of conference championships beck, who thinks that every night ie 4-S-5-S-9-4-4-S-4— 34 team. game, Ronnie was on deck to sfore^ oning the teams on. ! skinned from Veeck’e point of at money if they're both si 3-4-3-4-4-3-5-3-8—32 Sleffert and Marion Zamnltlm tho games. He also handled a \ Halloween. seven years from, now. JACK SCARBATH, the Ter- With the exception of the Uni­ \ | view. The ex-Marine< obviously li Course record I* 65, held by majority of tho writeups and did Perhaps the emlleaa bickering having a woniierful time for him­ what he's gone through, rhplnt' brilliant T-qiiarterback versity of Maryland—the second ex-Pro Ricky Anderson. who li a leading All-America can­ all the aUttstlcal work. between the twe club beads Is self. probably will not want onl ranked team in the Associated didate, headed the Maryland Hat cheater Mlllett, Holy A Junior at Manchester High. Press' weekly poll—all . the big m<»re funny than anything else at However silly the war Of nerves that time. ' Rbrnite was no stranger to Uttle m the moment, but It Is heading for between the two magnates looks Under the present cbntraft be­ which also included halfback C3tes- Cross; Len D’Errico, Boston Uni­ boys get into action. Barring Okla­ ter Manulak, tackles Dick) Moose- L e s ^ e last' season. During the e4Mnettalng serious In time, and the to the casual observer, though. It tween the two battling cluba, the versity; Bill Maletaky, Maryland; homa, the iindefeateda all seem to lewski and Bob Morgan ahd guard 1961 season he scored many of the haye_easy. sailing...... mere aober elements In the game nas undertones of seriousness. Un­ Cards must pay for Half of any Compo Favored Peter Retch. Dartmouth; Joe firtll feel relleveil when the com- less Frick does take a Hrm hand. imprdveiheriU . imade Jon Sports­ Bill Maietsky------Mltlnger, Yale: Ben Barneyr-Benn THE 800NER8, on their way to Maryland .d*feated..Jcaj(fliiJ!Jpk ______iKDLJttguea^were .formed another - Big- Seven crown.. A_tltle. IFe Carainari"^uier In time be man’s Park. Veeck hBl"tltr"Bn- State.------^______...... last spring, Ronnie decided to work wUL forced out of St. Louie and the en­ tire Joint painted a tasteful ^rowm ' ^^rM aferoret versHy, 34-7, last week-for Ita J0th Centers—Francis Morse. Boston on which they have squatter's straight victory. Scarbath, a ball- with the American League. rights, fac* Notre Dame In the From what we hear, Saigh has, tire structure of the major leagues last winter, even the seats,' snd CoUege; Buddy Lemay, Harvard;- handling magician from Balti­ Joe Gleaaon, Holy Cross; Pete Scorer and statistician for the NCAA's television game of the in fact, appealed to Frick to give be Jeopardised. he made certain that no jrereiess New York,' Nov. 7—()P)—Eddie JfaUonal Little Leagvle last sum­ The Cards' lease on the park painter scattered any Qardlnal more, commanded the attack. Schoderbek, Penn State. week. him some relief from the capri­ Compo is an 8 to 5 favorite to Molloy, a slick quarterback from mer, another unsung hero, was cious Brownie president, a clear owmed by the Browns has only color about. ! Photo The Irish have been Ins-and- A beat Pat Mircune tonight and end Fairfield, 0>nn., led Yale to a 31-7 The University of North Caro­ Jimmy Tatro, like Ronnie, Jimmy seven more years to run, and While be was at It, Bill also RONNIE LARCHEVBQLX outers most of the season. Al­ Indication that Veeck is ahead on the • Coney Island featherweight's triumph over Dartmouth, complet' . is a student at Manchester High. Saigh has abandoned all thought liMtalled a series of glganUe mu- line haa played In three post-sea­ though they will be the underdogs points. Saigh doesn't Just want winning streak. Ing 13 passes for a aeaaon's total Both boys play with the High Veeck chastised R>r having "tam­ of building a park of his own. rale of former St. Louie I heroes son bowl gMea — twice In the they should at least make it close The featherweights clash In. s of 78. Hla beat recelYer, -Bid Wood- SugaP Bowl nnd once in the Cot­ school band and were on the soc­ eight touchdowns,' H conversions for Billy Vessels and Co; If they of ceremonies at the French of Noviknber to decide whether pered with” pitcher Harry Bre- Thus, if Vreck means to settle along the walls bensajHi the ten rounder which will be telecast and one field goal for 62 points. Ice AP Newsfeatiires boxing champion who was un- on June 26 when he collapsed sum, also was mentioned for con' ton Bowl. cer team this fall. Although both rise to the cccaslon. it could be 'an from the heat In the 14th round Casino here, jkeports are that he will make a defense of his eheen -in their latest flare-up— he down and stay for the long haul stamis. By coincldenee, they all nationally from St. Nicholas M Capades opens on Nov. 24 at the New York— . Sometime In benten as world’s welterweight middleweight title .next year or were fonner Brownlew— hary a aideration for the third atraight are gifted wrHers, neither writes upset. The Sooner:^rank fourth in titlist, plans to try his hand— against Joey Maxim for the Robinson will receive ’’about wants Frick to Slap a sort of per­ in St. Louis, he eventually will Arena. for the High School World, week­ Eastern States Coliseum in We.st the near future Ray Robinson whether he Will retire from the manent restraining order on his Card. Laat time, we hehrd, the week. the nation nhd are undefeated al­ and feet—as a ni|H>t<^IUb danc­ world’s light heavyweight 915,000 a week” In show busi­ have Saigh over a barrel. MAROITNE. a stiff punching Mambers of the Eastern Reg­ Springfield. It is interesting to will make an announcement on ring. His engagement at tormentor. Under their present lease, the Saigh force* were getting around ly schocd publication. though tied once. er. crown, has signed a four-week ness. 128-pounder, has won four in a ional Board are Barney Madden of SHOTS HERE AND THERE note that ach of the cast's 32 his plans for the future. Right French Ossino be^ns Nov, 7. Card* pay Veeck only 935,000 per this by tacking large coven o\-er Michigan State, the No. 1 outet now the world’s middleweight Sugar Ray, who last fought contract as dancer and master Robinson has until the end For one thing, to take a for in­ row, two by decisions and two by the Providence Journal and Eve­ Quick magasine reports this 'Ice... Capets" wears a complete has 'a breather In Indiaina and the stance, he -is almighty tired of year for the privilege <»# playing Veeck’* art gallery on the days knockouts. This is his first main MGCRI OIL CO. full-length fox coat in the grand they played at ”home.” ning Bullstln, Arthur Sampson'^of i week that "at least two othe^foot- only quesUor. seems to be how VeeOk claiming every young play­ their home games In his arena. event in a national TV show and the Boston Herald and Ed Pollock ball -i^ayera," both members o f finale event. “IThe men wear full ^ The commissioner said jtoday It long Biggie Munnts lads wilt watt er . tipon. whom, be seeks wiUvers 0 ^ full Jhouse, gnd they’re pree- be'g primed-tQ. inake a good show o f the Philadelphia Bultotta. Reage ood Fm IQ I^ tfams rated among the nation's length embroidered evening sujts, before turning on the power. Agostinelli^ Johnson DuiBf Los Angeles Fans for farming-out purposes. Saigh tliailly paid up for the seaaoii. 'would' be ebine time ‘ bSfore he Ihg. ' top ten, have failed to report sinu. the likes of Which have seldom GEORGIA TECH, U.C.L.A. and is convinced that Wild Bill has no We’ve been told that, to nsake makes a decision in the Brecheen But Compo. who will have a five- PLAYERS RECEIVING men­ been designed in the past. More To See Fight Free case. It wiould not be' surpris­ tion for the first time Included 24 HOUR 5ERVICK lliar bribe offers as did Maryland Southern California should have T ttS m stK f Intention of promoting such play' their landlord even more- dlscon pound weight edge, 128 to 133, players last week. The mag re- than flOO.OOO was spent on the no trouble in their day's assign­ era to the Browms, but Just claims tented, they also get paid for the ing if he takes the opportunity to appears to be too smart and too Pat Abbruat, Rboda Island half­ For More Service Sunday back: Owen Ooogan, Holy Cross *: ports that one Of the players is costumes in the finale number ments. Tech, already selected for Los Angeles, Nov. ^ them for the hell of it. razor blade and toilet water ad- knock a couple of heads together. experienced for his 2S-year-oid M ITiR TRUCK5 -r from "the deep South” and the alone which adds up to the most the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Customers won’t nred cash Brooklyn rival. A good all-around end; Jerry Jones, Yal* halfback; expensive' costumes ever displayed Peter Reich, Dartmouth dsfsnslve * other frorft “a Mid-western col- on New Year’s Day, goes against Last night’s practice held at the wlien Bobby Why tangles with fighter, the swarthy New Haven MIRNIR 5IRVICi . lege.” UCJonn gridders. enjoying in the history o f profeislonal ice Army which certainly la not in the Reuben Smith In a lO-round 25-year-old has compiled a fine guard ;Buddy Leinay, Harvard skating. Notre Dame and Oklaho­ West Side was the final one for , — 103 110 212 Notre Dame center; Francis Morse, Boston their beet sesson in years, play Ramblin' Wrecks’ class. Sturdy Guard featherweight boxing scrap at CHRNKV VI’ONRN .if Duplin /• • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••• 68-4-4 record. TBL. MANOHEffTEE L arky 5'a <0) College center, Joe MlUnger, Yale s ; Brown Saturday at Providence. ma wifi play in the nationally tele­ U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. in a neck the Silk City before they take on the Olympic Auditorlinn Tues­ ".M *SU "sli 1492 Former Bench Warmer Compo has met better opponents vised football game of the week Lauth ...... 83 72 73 228 ! Totals , guard; Pete Schoderbek. Penn . i Last time the rivals clashed in and neck battle for the Paciflc the Hartford Aragons at Mt. Nebo day. ___ Abate 86 77 S3 246 , than Marcune and has more stam on teeve Saturday. Action starts Set for Test State line backer; Don Barney, 4 5 2 3 ' "?■ 1946 the Bruins won, 49 to 6. Half­ Coast Conference title and the Suitday. Coaches Swede Solomon- Seats will be gratis, on the Andersen ...... 71 7» 220 ' C'ommuDity Prrzi (8) ina. He should be too tough for the at 2:15. Mel Allen and Russ Wlr.zler ...... 81 81 ...... Ill 86 114 311 ex-Coaat.„Guardaman W.hp has Penn State fuard^ back Joey Bettencourt continues as Rpse Bowl nomination, tangle with son ahd Alex Ferguson have been i. bouse. Tbe reason can be ?9 - I^arson JO D A Y’i TIF FROM Hodges will handle the^ telecast K «m tonek~Ti.. . ; . r 87 83 -01 271 j„hnnon ..’ ' ...... ; Now ¥ale Passing Stm? Rave notices" "wehT"lb't3»gSB, ----- th« UCbons'^ leadings seoret" with Oregon State and Stanford « - paying more attention to the | found In Oallfornla’s law...... 103 112 104 319 32-10-t record. The .Yale A. A. has placed 12,500 ' Seaton ... IN FOUR BOUTS this year, senior Holy O osa end from W or­ '■pMtively. For both schools it ground attack than usual because i You see, Tuesday Is Armis­ Totili ...... 417 384 406 1207 , Burnett ...... Ill 86 102 299 YOUR ESKIMO DIALER Irish Two Touchdown genera^ admission tickets for the CordetCct 14> ...... 85 87 87 259 Compo won three, outpointing cester, Mass., who pounced on a should be Just another warmup as of the success of their aerial at­ tice Day and the statutes say Tale-Pnnceton game on- Saturday. Lentlni ...... 74 73 09 246 i New Haven, Conn.—(NEA)— » "All Molloy can do is pass." Underdog in Teevee Fllberib Oasrio, Jackie Weber and fumble 12 inches from - the Map- they head toward their showdown there can’t be boxing matches Mancini ...... 91 84 92 267 ...... 495 453 817 146.5 "Many folks don’t realise tlwt thermo­ Nov. 15, at the Bowl. Ticket re­ tempts in the last contest. . + ' TMaI b Ed Molloy was an obscure nobody] "Yes!” tartly replied a Yale Red Top Davis, and dropped a dls quiette goal line to set up the game on Nov. 22. HANK AGOSTINELLI and i on the holiday If admission Is Morrow ...... 72 8fi 102 260 , Howzrd'z <1) RAILINGS BALCH Is Your quests. the Yale A. A. reports, have Nelligan ...... no 113 ...... 103 95 90 387 stats must open at the proper tempera­ picking lip splinters on the Yale man, "and all Ezio Pinza can do Is Grid Game Tomorrow (Trusaders* 7-0 victory. 0>agan, a Bobby Johnson may see some run charged. Hence the sponsor *7S §1 i Crandall puted decision to Don Bowman Custofls Built Wrought been heavy for the game which Kansas, which still hss hopes, -1 Anniello ...... 92 81 aoi 1 Johnson ...... 115 94 — 309 ture—or antl-freexe may boll Away bench a year ago. j sing!" Marcune's victims In his last four fast -pounder, played a stand­ niijg service against the Aragons ...... 95 87 — 182 180 will lure the largest crowd of the slight though they are, of winning of the weekly boxing tHecast TT 7 ^ llnwsrrt South Bend, Ind., Nov. 7—W — were Bill Bosslo twice, by decision Iron Handrails due to their practice showings. Totals ...... 439 437 4ij 1351 I n,vl» ., ...... 8,5 — 101 186 Come In and let ns check yonra—to make Finally, flushed up from the! Off the field, the Fairfield, out game all the way. season to the huge New Haven the Big Seven crown from Okla­ will foot all the bills...... 90 — 127 217 Notre Dame's Fighting IHsh. run snd by kayo, Tony Spano by kayo Dick aasby, Harvard quarter­ OutaMe or InaUe However, the mainstays of , the CoM'll’K sure It’s the right type for the kind of Junior varsity, his big moment | Conn..-Junlor is reticent, yet oom- saucer. The Ivy League rivals may homa, should have no trouble in its I TfdfnrU ...... — 96 90 186 and Tito 'Valles by decision. back, was cited again for hia per­ Aces' ground forces will be Pr^zel Bowlerrttrs I8) came. *’ I panlpnable, When the whistle ning a high upset fever, and the For Frw Esttmatre plav before a capacity crowd of conference game with Nebraska Schurtz ...... fifi 75 6S 20S ' Morlun ...... — 98 87 185 Eskimo you use Permanent or Econ­ formance In the 3-26 triumph over Jacobs, Bill Shaw and Gerie .Ber- - -Harvard, was leading-JthiL. Elis, [ blows, the Dr.Jekyl in his nature unbeaten-Oklahoma Soohera- .wlil- OaU H artferi A-67fl3 er 8-67S8 A o io a team, that’s only as good aa Bobby Matidcu______aa- omy.” " Davidson.— He scored two—toueh- gem Jacobs has B comfortable .Magnupon 89 271 I ToIbIs 4S7 470 495 i4o2“ 21-14, with time running out. ' 1» metamorpbosised into the Mr. meet for the first time on the downs snd passed to a third. Reynolds—and he's hampered by margin in the individual scoring SpriiipieTcTCuLs Tom linson 102 290 •’Molloy,” bnrked Herman Hick-i Hyde of combat. It la aa Mr. Hvde Red Sox’ Kinder Ollarl .... 124 3371 rKRFI SiK I.KAGl K gridiron tomorrow in a nationally NOMINA'nONS TO DATE G .G .M E f i U HOCKEY AT A GLANCE an injury. department over all the other Silk man, beckoning the recruit quar-1 that is unhappy rivals know him. IN THE BIG TEN and South SUndiiiKZ elude: City backs. Totals .. , 419 471 469 1359 - terbMk to his tide. "Get In there, i While Molloy is far from being televised natural. Turn Over Club poetry in motion, his improvement Knifed in Figh Backs—Harry. Agganle, Boston National I.«ague west Conferences. Purdue and ■fhe Aces have been niaking use Bayrtte* (1> Kiiicrauiioa ...V ...... 36 0 , son.” Oklahoma and its splttrT magic CRAFT CO. Faberpo ...... 24 12 U; Jack Scarbath, Maryland; BETTER OEftL Boston 2 Detroit 0 Texas are leading the pack in the of their better nulncrs in an open Dubois ,...... no 309 AND HERE'S A TIP THAT'S ALWAYS G O O D - # "Yea, sir,” said the young man, \ has been astonishing. SaUtvaa Aveaae ...... 123 292 Black MaKic ...... 17 19 figure to be at least a two-touch­ Chester Hsnulak, Maryland; Montreal .3 Toronto 1 race for the Rose and Cotton field by using a lateral. The under­ Claughsey rhantlll.v ...... 15 21 and he galloped onto the field. "He’s come farther and' taster Sarasota. Fla.. Nov. 7—(ffl— Eaet Wtadeer Htn Chicago, Nov. 7— The Chi­ I'aganl ...... 59 187 down favorite in the coui^try's No. Homer Smith, Princeton; Joe Va- Eastern I.,rague Bowls, and both figure to take one hand tosses h^ve added the extra 268 Irdlacrcrt ...... 9 27 With the poise at a professional, than any back I’ve seen In year*,’’ PONTIAC DEALER cago Cuba have turned over 1953 Dlrtz ...... 95 1 contest of the day. Elli* Kinder. Boston Red Sox raltls. Penn; Joe Johnson, Boston Sprlngfleld 3 Johnstown 3 (over­ step nearer their league titles. Pur­ grotind many' times when it was Ifurke ...... 89 2.52 Tabu ...... € 3^ and the coolness o f a surgeon, say* Backfield Ooarh Jerry Nerl, Pilcher, was reported recuperating , ( . Ml r -I I. I I 'I.nil III -II I Kickoff is at 2:30 p.'rii. (e.s.t.) College; Pete Vann. Army; Bob time ’Tie) due plays Minnesota end Texas, needed. Silk City also has one of operation of their Springfield. INSIST ON Molloy set about blowing the who develoiNHl Lo* Angeles Loy­ today from a stomach wound. Totals . . . 476 413 417 1308 RUrk Masir (O and a capacity throng of 57,000 Dlspirito, Rhode Island; Mitch which has become a giant in the the trickiMt backfield combina­ Maas., club in the Triple A Inter­ Patr.m ...... 82 101 70 253 enemy's brains out with a dazzling ola’s Don Klooterman, the nation’s Kinder was taken to Sarasota Gremmo ...... 90 W 91- 266 will Jam into Notre Dame Price. Columbia; Ed Molloy, Yale; SWe, tackles Baylor. tions in, these parts. Clever fakes national League to the team's W hiz KidB of Extra points pose no problem. Irv The Cuba will have a working i04 Bulldog a breath-taking 21-21 tie. year'^old career record o f 14 touch­ ■cilned any treatment and left Uiai Caw W aiM — Uswl Cars WaatiMi ,I albert ... :...... 108 88 300 Totala ...... 398 429 431 12,'.8 8plit-T attack agalnat thtt of the ley Matoy, Holy . Croas; Bob MITO PARTS winding up in one of the big bowls Russell can kick or Pat Bolduc can agreement with Springfield and McCourt . A...... 88 V 80 255 Today Molloy, who had never down pass receptions. This with without being admitted hs a ------.4.^ Chantniy (3l Sooners, who lead the riatlon in Lederman. Sj^aeuse. —have breeses. Villanova, proba­ pass for the added one.. have given Sheehan an option to Vincck ...... 72 74 M 242 before been a football regular, is .still the Princeton and Harvard patient. • WE lEUEVE WE HAVE TntalA ...... 47< 420 416 1310 Ends—Ed Bell, Penn; Frank bly the best team in the East this, Sn.K CITY has its share- of American Pro Cage purchase the club. Vann ...... 81 86 92 ri9 being heralded as one of the hot­ games , to go. bail-carrying yards with an aver­ THE SHERIFF’S office reported Larky Strlkr* (S> .M raibc ...... 89 ItV) 90 269 age of 205.2 per game and! are No. MePhea, Princeton; Ed Woodsum, NOW LOCATH) AT year, travels to Oklahoma for A blocking backs too. Bill Shaw, Sheehan, former director of the 256 test, brightest bolts of kinetic Molloy is 21, stands 5-10, and deputies had been sent to investi­ Pretzel Jacobs and Huck Ellis are .irnkl.na ...... 74 86 Haiiirh ...... 84 73 86 242 1 in scoring with 251 poinU In six gate reports of a disturbance in a Yale; Jesse Arnelle, Penn’ State; jfame with the University of TulAa, League to Assemble Cub farm system, conferred with Mlrurkl ...... 76 90 8.S 2.51 Mozzrr ...... 93 75 100 268 i energy to flash across the Yale weighs 175. A member of the Navy Owen Coogan, Holy Crosa; Joe equally adept in clearing the way ...... 72 76 79 227 games, home on SlesU Key early Thurs­ ICONNECnCUT’SI while Mississippi figures to get Cub officials yesterday. The Cubs Bon«filf*ii I scene since the days of Larry Reserve program, he's majoring Szombathy, Syracuse. 170 as in going through. Shaw stood Banlnk ...... 104 97 97 298 Totala ...... 419 408 454 1281 day morning. nothing more than a good warmup Word waA reof'lvrd thN 321 i Kelley. in Ameiican Studies. His uncle, Notre Dame has a season rec­ Tackles—John Nichols, Har­ out as the beat blocker in the last previously owned Springfield. Gordon ...... 104 114 103 Deputy Carl Mayer said he made when it faces Houston. morning from ProAidfnt ’John Sheehan was promised “ goner- Molloy'a craftmanahip is down­ Frank Gallagher, killed In Wprld ord o f four vlctoriea, one toss and vard: Victor Rimkus, Holy Cross; two encounters, Totals ...... " 4S2 4ol 450 1353 the Investlgation. 'found no indica­ BROAD ST. d. Maryland; Bob Morgan, Mary­ team that won the A P poll last charges are in top physical shape Springfield which finished iart this ' NpHcomppR Eskimo it a New England product, made to ^va you no arrest. He said Kinder and his d a l mooting ♦'111 bo held to­ M. OH\a .. 74 92 232 actly a picture-book ball-handler, There’s a certain qiulity of Colorado. , year. Is favored over Louisiana and arc counting the days until year. •Mriplian ...... 6.*i 83 66 214 LeBell ... 77 77 232 host were there at the time. land; Bob Evans, Penn. TEL, 2-4528 EYE 'EM-THY 'EM-BUY 'EM night at b oVIoi'k In New ,\forlRnio ...... 7,6 81 79 2.15 dependable cold weather protection. For a worry-free but his 77 completions in the first mental tonghne** about this boy. Each haa played Pittsburgh State, while Penn State, which has the game Sunday. Extra police Lftiw Man 65 64 199 The Sarasota Police Department Guards—S leva Elaenhauer, York. Mayo ...... 78 77 74 229 seven games, a new school mark, He’s aa durable as he Is reliable. Pitt stunned the Irish 22-10 while been mentioned as a possible Cot­ have been detailed and Eddie ...... ‘...... 78 90 73 241 winter, ask your dealer to put in Eskimo now . . . Y ou r said a call had been received frdm Plans to reorganize i\w Pyth<* •• Totals ...... 352 "387 *425 1164 testifies he is better than some- On the second play against Dart­ Oklahoma trounced the Panthers ton Bowl nominee, has a fairly Andpraon ...... 74 83 80 236 Faberge <41 the hospital at 3 a m. (e.s.t.) WiI.son, ambulance driver for choice of two types—permanent and economy. i what. mouth he broke hi* n4>*e, signaled leeeeeeeeeei leeeeeeeaeeeeae T M E T SH MOUTHS TO n r tough foe In Syracuse. , league* mlnun the fixerm U the Cummings .. 83 95 122 300 46-20. Texas was their only' other Thursday reporting a man who Joitnny Bmkej who donates the Sports M irror Totala ...... "370 413 ”372 1155 (JenUlcorc .. 79 78 91 248 I One oanoot analyze Intuition. for time and strode over to the vehicle for ail SUk City home main" Item of buHlneoH. Should common foe, Notre Dame winning had been cut had been brought the loop reorganize, MwwheAtfr C'nmbinrt <4) Saverirk ., .. 70 65 64 199 Molloy smell* a receiver as a cat •idellne. WORTH WAITING . games, has been instnicted to keep . 169 Correiiil ,, .. 97 81 114 292 14-3 and the Sooners smaahing to there for treatment. xrtH enter and the looal entry Today A Year Ago—The Detroit Tiler * * . 93 76 ay f t » w iffs • rait.Xd ^oodnuro is geaer- "F ix e 'e r up, doc,” he said. Savef Save/ Tuscaloosa, Ala.— (NEAT—Xdd th e ' motor nihriing. ' Surowlec ...... 89 85 ‘ 258 Rnssf tto .. ; 99 97 93 289 a -40-90 decision lS»e—foltowtag- “ PATOOLMAN Charles In the newly-formed Conneett- Red Wings, scored three goals In m . JLSUREYQURJCAA 4UnSJUL-* .t—of—hkL|----Xfnment* Utiir, efimpliitely iin- weak-. — ...... OROUCHO iiiyit I Willis Alabama end, got his hands RptriAmher. game time is at__Z less than twu'tntnutW B f the fitikt mlow 75 164 Total* "4 ^ 41 6 4’§4 :32>. dea K 4 . Green. RasUn and heater, 4 1 0 0 C D eiu rcr* ...... 91 97 109 297 BiUm : bm. V. a rat. ON. personal friend of Irish Coach games against Cornell on the Ten Years Ago—Lou Bush LaKochplIe ...... * ... 95 144 2.19 Areto ...... / .. . .'7 5 9.5 80 250 toiM ismnrjNa sno wim Stock No. r-904______Massachusetts State halfback, be­ Cook ...... 120 106 95 331 Frank Leahy, is reported to have island of Santo Domingo next Rowan ...... 79 79 Klelnarhmldl .<...... *8^ 75 76 2.19 came the first football player in — Burnett ...... 89 J02 81 271 started pointing for Notre Dahie spring. Athletic Director Bob Lo* .Man ...... 74 87 74 2.1.5 Hall says the Elis, during their the nation to pass the centui^ Totala ...... 520 507 566 1593 a a three years ago when the two- For Private Auto Driving 1948 CHRYSLER "WINDSOR' 4-DOOR SEDAN mark in scoring, as he raised his 'Tlr*• (0) game, home-and-home aeries was Blue. Radio and heater. Easter vacation, will meet Cornell Brnpvpnto ...... "T ... 89 84 107 280 Total* 417 456 ’ 492 1295 l e s s o n s in four games and will play single total to Ids points. first agreed upon to atari in 1053. FROM YOUR HOME Stock No. L'-906...... Brnzonl ...... : ... 9.5 94 126 315 $1145 games against the University of Lp.ntinl ...... :.. 96 93 92 281 NB.'^ AT A GLANCE ESKIMO DEALERS OKLAHOMA,, ranked No. 4 na­ CALL Ecab.rt ...... 107 95. 124 .326 Rochester 84, Fort Wayne 64. tionally in the Associated Press ERNEST A. LARSON Santo Domingo and the Dominican Low .Man ...... 95 79 95 269 Bro4id Brook BINGO Last N ights Fights MANCHESTER poll, is mors than anxious to move PHONE t-4870 AU-Stars. 1952 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER STARLIGHT ToUla ...... 482 445 544 1471 Adamy’a Esso Service. BUI’e Friendly Senioe up and an impressive victory over 5-Passenger coupe. Gray, radio, heater, automatic 464 Middle Turnpike XTCONN END INJURED EagleevUle—Lyman Brethers' the Irish, currently No. 10, would drive, low mileage. Stork No. U-899 ...... EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT By ■niE ASSOCIATED lUiESS ■RToriaHy BroOirre 44) Baatly’s Simlee provldo an ideal atepping stone. 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS Storrs. Nov. 7— A badly Sioux City, la.—Nelson Lever­ .Miypr ...... 9 7 lan 103 320 SIGN CO. EIttngton sprained ankle may sideline' defen­ Craft ...... 107 112 102 321 SSS Mata Street Undoubtedly, the Sooners would STAjRTING AT 8:15 SHARP ing, 143. Macy, Neb. stopped Jen- Corran ...... 109 101 tm 311 Crystal Lake Servlea 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANEnE sive end Joe Viscount Of the Uni­ trice O’Neil. 141. St. Paul. 8. a Cpminerria] Lettering like to pour it-on with a chance of Lpp ...... 121 114 136 361 C. R- Burr Nnraery looking better against the Irish Black. Radio and heater. A real nice car! versity of Connecticut football New York (Surtnyside Garden) AuruhL ...... 94 128 121 343 • Silk Screen Pro4:esa Printing Onktaad Street East Hartford team which meets Brown at Provi­ — Gaby Fertand, 147, Montreal, than Michigan State, top-rated BANTLY Stock No. NT-230...... $1495 ToUlB ...... 1..'. ... 528 &53 16o6 ATa Texaco Servlee dence, R. L, Saturday. Coach Bob outpointed Joey Klein, 152, New «-Neou-Servlc* CeOn- Constraettoa Co. nailionally, possibly can do when ...... DiM’t Dairy ft) T. D. It tangles With Notre Dame next Ingalls says Viscount, who suf­ York. 8. ' . — D. DpMprchAnC . 73 104 177 __ Breed Street______Beet Hartford 1951 FORD TUDOR fered the ankle injury in a scrim* .... W . 176 wrawFrGaiqpr week:— ------■- — " " ----- ^------O I L C O ^ uaiiaa ...... W Ed Tomezuk, Manchester N268 Gray.- Heater, 16,000 mile ear. Henry A. Browrn. varsity WTest- IMlmPr ...... 1... a... 92 99 _ 191 Dougtas Motor Seles Of coarse, this type of slide-rule mage, will be replaced on the dc- Ourh ...... (>. A. 106 117‘ 92 .31.5 "BaaMdertow Stock No. NT-226...... - ...... tenslvc platoon by Ed Zisk and Joe ling and golf coach at Grinnell SSS Mata Street figuring discounts Notre Dame's - TE L. 2 * 4 5 9 5 — 2 - 4 5 9 4 $1595 Heim ...... ri7 109 111 337 Or Hartford 2-S4B5 Breed’* Servtee See the New 1953 DESOTO Modugno. College, is also the Dean of Men, F. 'DeMerchxiit .... — 84 — 64 remote chances of beating both Green Manor Estetee Oklahoma and Michigan Stale. Broad Street...... I Gleat4Hilmry 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN A. D. 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Copper water for family of two adults alive or dressed, ready for the WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING H6me with full cellar, attached mile radius of Hartford. Phone 2- THAT’S-WHAT 1 WANT. tion. Oan be used for coal,' wood private bath at 24 Grove street. If you are seeking real value 4-ROOM COUNTRY HOME ■ ~ SPECTALS ^ Every Car Checked 80 Birch streeL PHbne T-lfiOL “ p lp ^ , remodeling electric equip­ and one child, hours 3 tor 7, Mon­ oven. Reasonably*^riced. -Week or oU, Phone Opyentiy 7-M88. garage, enclosed side Mrch, pine 9994. _ ment 'for plugged drains. Edward day, Tuesday, Friday and Satur­ end *ordera must be glvien not TO TAKE OVER RdckVUle, Apply. Apartment 9, 24 panelieied, .shades!■hades, aluminumalumtni______com-__ _ for your money we recom­ for \Vinter Grove street. TWO YEARS OLD Buy out of season and save! DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Johnson 6979 or 5044. day, Wednesdays off. 3 to 9:30 later than 6 p. m. Friday. Will UNPAID BALANCE FREIE —12 to 15 pound , turkey bination acreena, storm w in d ^ slm e n d highly this well built copibd, vacuum cleaners, irons, p. m. 'Thuradays. Must be a good deliver Arnold Nelson, 737 LydaD MONTHLY PAYMENTS Oil steam heat, full cellar, set ROASTING CHICKENS 1947 PLYMOUTH 1951 DeSOTQ DeLUXE .4-iXK)R. $21.63 with every electric range pur­ TO SHARE" Apartfflisnt. Two girls and doora. 4 per cent mortgage. geVen room home with fOur ike Readies P l^ s Radio, heater. 13,000 miles. Juat guns, ate., repaired. Shcara, COMPLETE FURNACE repair, cook and do all housework includ­ street. Phone 8906. chased between qow and Thanks­ owner leaving state. $19,000.______bedrooms on large, well land- tubs, combination atorm windows 1948 6TUDEBAKER NEW FURNITURE AND or couple. Double room available. 1 A woman in West Hartford planned an election party knives. mowert -6lc. put Into con­ tng service. Gas, oil or coat Win. ing washing and ironing. Call and screens. Knotty-..pine kitchen CLA88IMED like new. APPLLANCBS giving. Watkins Bros., Inc,, 935 Call 3560 after 4 p. m. scaped lot. Offered for imme- cabinets. 100 x 200 ft. lot. 1948 CHEVROLET dition for coming needs. Braith- Ur air conditioning ayateme In­ 2-9996 after 7 p. m. Main street. For Truiiiari: Talk and ordered chicken. At the last minute a friend toM I DEPT. HOI 1951 CHRYSLER WINDSOR De­ stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, WHITE ROCK Pullets. Inquire which la now in storage— LUXE NEWPORT, Extra nice. waite, 62 Pearl street. FIVE ROOM furnished apartment. MANCHESTER^Large Colonial. I dikte sale at her to cancel the order and go out to Olcott’s in Man­ 8:15 A. M. to 4 AH Convertible*. 6 McCabe street Phone 8793, . WANTED—Young ledy to Uke 374 Vernon street, or call 2-0339. originally loM to a young eouple BENDIX WASHER on casters. PRICED AT $11,600. Radio, heater. Black and green. but unfortunately are not getUng $50 monthly. Inquire 58 Birch custom-built 1048, with center - eionon (Oontinned Frhaa Page One) - chester for her chickens. Did you know the top quality All Priced to Sell. REFRIGERATION Service, com­ charge of-office. Bookkeeping and $100. Electric stove with feature*, hallway, fireplace, lavatoiy first I $IiJ,UUU I 1950 DODGE MEADOWBROOK 4- married atrMt. Located Tolland. ' Open house Sun­ chickens in this area are found right here in town? mercial and domeatic. See our EFFICIF-NT Plumbing and heitt- typing essential. Good salary, va­ $120. Both used one year. SM4. Jr Wi. - ■ ^ COPY 4GTIME DOOR. Radio, heater. New seat 45 BEDROOM SUITE ____ fl<)or. Ceramic tile' bath aecond h day 3 to 5 p. m. Drive out Route departments of the federal gov­ K-Jv BALCH-PONTIAC Inc-N.- display of guaranteed used rafrlg- tng. Plugged drains machine cation, 10-day sick leave, paid Artieles for Sale floor, hot water oil heat, garage. Pr®p- lO R tED ADVT. 158 Center Street . 'xover*. ______“ -ge H. JiaUUlAnui ‘ _ cleaned, JPhpne 8497,. LIVING ROOM SUITE ... I 15, turn right on Mile Hill Road. ernment.” Elsenhower In his tele­ -hoUdays. Manchester Housing GOOD LOOKING gaa rang* with t Badneaff locations Ameaite. driveway, combination | crty see this unusual value, X crossroad. Left at fork. House —MO! lU FRI.------1946 Tolland Tumplka. 8^PC. DINETTE S E T ■ ’ - gram to the President used the “Your^Bett ’ A uthority, 80 W addell Road__ ahta-aad-atandard tera. heating, unit A-l condltt^ $T5. 64 screens,, storm window*, awnings. on . right painted grey with yeflow ROGER OLCOn • a r x ; MT B 4-DOOR. Radio, heater. Manchester. Phone 2-3586, B l^ ta I HEATTNO Fion. A to Can- •PHILOO” ELEUTIUC H C f.------Inquire 673 Hartford Road. for Rffnl army phrase "for Indoctrination." version burners, boUer-bumcr machines I "BENGAL" COMB. RANGE —_ Priced at $18,900 for quick- sale. 'blind*. Our sign in front. 25 min­ The men he selects for those 403 West Center Street , Telephone 7853 Pontiac Dealer New tires. Motor juat overhauled. 7691. Owner leaving . state. A Y * A.M. Full price ino.OO. tiniCil,' complete beatlnr ’ atU TO RENT—Store at 21 Maple ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. utes from Hartford. lalfts may ver\’ well be the ones street. Near Main atreet opposite 1950“ STUDEBAKEK convertible. COMPLETE Repair,, qy Stuart R. Alt work gnarariteed;-Til makea-Marlow’a. "HOOVBR^-VAGUUM------range ■■2*'4! he has in mind for Cabinet as­ 1946 PONTTAC 6-CYL. 4-DOOR. First National. Phone 5117, Ed­ 963 Main Street , OOOPEKATION WILL Overdrive, redio,. heattr. 11695. Radio, ‘ heatetv New. mototv flood Wolcott oil washing machines, ments arranged. Moriarty Broth­ ‘‘EMERSON’’ TELEVISION Call 2-9570. CARROLL-DRIGGS signments In the aame depart- X, BE ABPKECIATED Solimene. Inc!, «34 Center atreet. vacuum cleaners, mdtofs,' smiUi| ers. Tel. 6185. BOLTON — BuUding ftonq and Sealy mattreea and box spring, ward J. HoU, 1009 Main street- MANCHESTER . — ' Scarborough j Phone 3450 mente. tires, I road, seven room Colonial with -AGENCY — REALTORS Phone 5101 or 5102. appllancei. Pick up and delivery. LOOKING FOR A JOB? flageteme. Bolton Notch Quarry. Mohawk ruga, inlaid, lampa, table*, So far, In his coveraatlona, he 1942 CHEVROLET "SPECIAL De STORE FOR rent at 27 Stark­ tile lavatory, tile bath, fireplace, LUXE 2-DOOR. Heater, New A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main. | GUARANTEED Fast plumbing Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnodc. dlahea. pota .and pans. , ___ RACCOON FUR coat, Size 38. After 5 P. M. Call 754 Main Street has not pointed toward anybody. D IA L 5121 1949. 1950, 1951 Automobiles, as weather atreet, suitable for hot water oil heat, two car at­ tires. I-ull price $275.00. Phone 8597. and heating, alteration and new W e have openings for oil PHONE MB IMMEDIA’TELT Call Rockvill* 5-4097. Mr. Heck 3959 It is generally believed, however, little as $9.90 weekly. L.owest work. Perma-giasa, gaa, electric LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade grocery or small business. Large tached garage, driveway, screens, " East Hartford 8^4164 1938 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN. truck drivers and service sta­ HAR’TFORD 6-0358 that he will keep with him some nnance rates. Possible your car LOTS CLEARED, stumpe pulled. hot water heaters sold and in' No. 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 basement. Apply 23 Starkweath­ atornf windows. Immediate occu-| LARGE Six room brick Cape Cod, P H O N E 8 6 0 0 members of the team that carried Radio, heater. One owner, clean $2 cu. yard. DeUvered in truck GRANBY—Short distance from down. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. Full estimates by hour or con­ stalled, at reasonable rate*. Time tion attendants. Must be of SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT er street. pancy. l^ c e $17,600. garage, 3 twin size bedrooms, tile hiln first to the party’s nomlna- Idwt u d Pound 1 .car. load lots. Screened sand and aU M achine^ and Took 52 Bradley Field and Hamilton 1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE. Heater tract Call 3149. paymenU ahraeged. SkeUcy steady habits and trustwor­ If you have no means of transpor­ bath, lavatory, metal combina­ tiqn and then to victory in the NEED TRANSPORTATION T sizes ptone delivered. Order now. Tan- FOR RENT—Store. 18’ x 40’, cen­ Standard. Five rooms, large lot. Five S weelot old pupplea. Extra clean. One owner car. Bro*. 2-8714.' « thy. If you think you arc tation I’ll send ray auto for you. USED CLETRAC A. G. vHth buU- tion dour*, windows. Many fine election. FOR YOUR CHOICE OF HNE HOMES Nuaedorf Conjstruction Co. Phone trally located. Suitable for gro- Reridentlal neighborhood. Con­ Irand white, one brown dean Pre-Wstf~Cara WINDOW SHADES mad* to order qualified— apply in person to No obligation! dozer. Used tractor spreaders, MANCHESTER.—EngUah Colonial. features. Phone 8600 now. He spoke hundreds of timea dur­ Your .Chrysler-Plymouth Deeder and Installed. Venetian hUnde C. O . LORENTSEN. AlUratlons, 3408. eery, barber shop, tailor, office, Two car garage,fireplace, ateam venient to center. H. B. Grady, Approximately 40 Ranch Style Homes whlte_ vicinity, .of. Vernon A—L—B—E—R—T—*—g plows, bog~harrow. tillage tools. Agent. 8006. ing the campaign of .“sending to and curtain rods. 24 hour eervice. copper Water piping; New-workr 43 Allyn 8t„ Hartford Terme. Dublin Traetor Co.. North ^ c. Inquire 60 Haynes street. * heat, excellent eohditton. vacant MANCHESTER—ExceUent values Available Throughout Manchester t, Manchester. Call 3-^205. Written Ouaranteea “MIKE” SHERIDAN MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. Washlngtop a good team to help BROWN-BEAUPRE. INC. EsUmatea gladly given. Fagan 24-hour aervloe. Mancheeter 3636. Windham Road, WUIimantlc Bowers school. Price'$15,500. in clean Cape Cod’s. Immediate me." , (i $2 down, $2 weekly—Buy the new ROPER GAS rsnge. Excellent con­ FOR SALE- -Four r»om~«ottago, 58T—Pair brown and amber 1942 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Window Shade Co., Routia 44 at | 3-3217. occupancy. H. B. Grady, Agent. The leaders of his shock troops 30 Bissell Street Phone 7191 at Worcester Power Mower. Fa- dition. Reasonable. Private party. Wanted to Rent 68 nicely situated at Coventry Lake. olored Klassea. Vicinity of State 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN Bolton .’’lotch. Phone 2-4473. 8006. ' Ekj’jlpped for year around occu­ were Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of WARREN HOWUND REALTY eater. .■ Reward. 0*11 - 8486. 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE Movlnir—^TmeklRg-— moua Brigga-Stratton motor. Call 2-3317. MANCHESTER — Colonial. Fire-1 New York; Gov. Sherman Adams 1939 PLYMOUTH TUDOR CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ Phone 4164. FOUR ADULTS deaire 6 or 6 FIVE ROOM single, 22 foot living pancy. Full price $5,000. William 543 WOODBRIDGE STREET !-5102. 1941 FORD Club coupe. Good run' Storsfe to MORURTY BROTHERS Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 room rent References. Phone place, tile bath. \V%% mortgage. Rubinow,' 843 Main atreet. Phone of New Hampshire; Sen. Hemy 1939 PONTIAC TUDOR ed upstairs rooms Reasonable. { BENSON’S Appliance Values of Early occupancy. Price $14,700. room v/lth knotty pine paneling, ntng condition. Call 2-8775. ■V 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ the week. Florence 40" electric 2-6220. 5556. 6158. .Cabot Lodge of Maasachusetts; ST—PASStBOOK No. SS. 1254 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN CaU 2-4201. ____ ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking GIRLS’ THREE-piece winter out­ fireplace, catlnet kitchen,, three Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas; 301-315 (^nter Street teries. Written guarantees. $1.00 range. $149.95. orlglnallv $249, la hereby given that Pass ■ Co. RubbliTi," ashea removed fits, sizes 2 and 4. Excellent con ■URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished large bedrooms, storm window* ■VERNON—Ranch home, 3 bed­ Sen. Fred Seaton 'Of Nebraska; COLE MOTORS_____ LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square down, $1.00 weekly. Calso Serv- Bendix electric dryer, $189, was Book No. SS. 1254. issued by The 1940 FORD Buslnes.s coupe, Prl- Dump truck available for loam dition. Phone 2-8690. apartment by three adults. Phone MANCHESTEXl— Six room home, arid screens, oil hot water heat. rooms. large closets with sliding Paul Hoffman, former director of CAI.SO SERVICE CENTER yard. Avpbalt tile, wall covering. icanter. Tel. 4164, 4165, or 3-0980. $239.95: Speied Queen deluxe ^ v in g 3 Bank of Manche.ater has vatcly owned. Phone 2-0508. gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. garage, acreena, atorm windows, Illness forces sale, $10,800. Carl­ the ECA; and Sen. James Duff of Done by reliable, well-trained MAN TO Work part time to audit Ironer. $169. was $208.50; Philco 2-4990 after 5:30. doors. Living room with fireplace lost and application has 91 and 436 Cente/ Street awnings, amealte driveway, out­ ton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or. 8231. and picture window. Large cabi­ Pennsylvania. men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO„ freight bUls. Must be familiar CINCO ALL Aluminum combina­ 9’ refrigerator. $219. was $259.95. MUSKRAT FUF. coat, size 16. en made to raid bank for pay- Phone 4164-2-0980— 4165 19,52 CHEVROLFTT fordor deluxe FOUR OR FIVE rooms wanted door fireplace. Older shade trees. net kitchen- Porch, OH hot water Among his close associates were Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage atreet local and long diatance moving, with motor carrier tariffs. See tion windows No painting, no Benson’s Inc., 1085 Main rtrekt. Worn only once. Phone 2-1801. MANCHESTER—Six rooms, ga­ neat of the amount of deposit. sedan. Fully equipped, extremely by middle-age couple, no children. Good location. Price $13,600. baseboard heat. Full- concrete Gen. Lucius Clay, former military PICK UPS: 1951 Ford. 19,50 Ford, packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart­ Mr. Carlson at Carlson A Co., 44 changing, no storing. Free eiti- Call 3535,. rage, fireplace^ extra lot. lava­ T anks C lean ^ Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or low mileage. Like new. Only $495 mate given, no obligation. CaU Beat referenjes. CaU 2-9333. basement- Artesian well. Lot 100' governor of the American zone in 38T—PASS BOOK No. 72297, 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton, 1949 Chev­ 8109. ford 6-1423. Stock Place. tory and bath. Tongren Real Es- Germany, and John Foster Dulles, down. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. William Tunsky. 2-9095. BLACKSTONE Warhlng machine. Wanted—^To Buy 58 X 250’. Immediate occupancy. CoR McmcliMtor's Sowtrag* Spoeiolistf loticc is hereby given that Pass rolet. 1947 Dodge. 1948 and '41 DISHWASHER Wanted. Apply |25 REWARD for four or more BOLTON—New home. Four rooms Ute. Hartford 32-7158. foreign policy advisor. r.iur -tnn. 1949 Studebaker, 1946 1947 QLP.SMOBILE.76. sedan. Hy- FOR OIL Burner eervice and In- MANCHESTER —Package DeUv- Four veara old. Very good condi­ $14,300. Tom Minor, A'gent. Tel. .No. 72297.. issued by The 1 Garden Restaurant,-'840 Main WANTED^ 6c candy machine rooms, rent, tenement, apartment finished, two unfinished. -Full ahed- , H(a. proposal, for. tb? , week ,of, dramatic. In excellent condition atallatloh" by ' IS year* Exper­ ' efy. Xotar light trucking and tion. Brice $35. Call 378T. W EST SIDE Bright, spacious, Rockville 5-5042.----- avings Bank of Manchester has Chevrolet. 1944 Ford 1>» ton long street. SMALL BULL Dozer, 8 foot snow routes, small or large. Top price. or house Middle-aged couple with dormer, fireplace, hot water oil Nov. if appeared to indicate that throughout. Priced well below ienced oil burner service man. package delivery. Refrigerators, one school age child. Excellent cheerful colonial In choice resi­ he Is iiot planning to go to Korea en lost and application has wheelbase, 1948 GMC. 1942 Inter­ plow, 1938 Buick! Phone 3-4394, RUDD AUTOMATIC gas heater. Star vending, 1255 Main street heat. Rough heat and plumbing to COVENTRY—Barn red rambling SAVE TWO WAYS: national, 1939 International ceiling. See Boh Oliver today. Call Manchester 2-1737 or 2-8003. washers and stove 'moving references. Phone 2-4913, ask for dential section. Large living much before the end o f ' this een made to raid bank for pay- al. Grunow apartment size re­ Hartford. Hartford 7-0582. second floor. Amealte driveway. four room Cape Cod. Wide breeze­ <1) LOW PRICE . . . the moat modem equipmeat and m ar at o f the amount o f deposit. dump, 1949 Ford panel, 1947 Center Motors. 461 5faln street. specialty. Phone 2-0752.____ PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY ZIP-GRIP Ctothesllno, guaranteed, Mrs. Stewart room, dining room, hall (all-with month. Ho' pledged himself to POWER BURNERS and Range frigerator. Good condition. Call Quality construction. 200 foot front­ way, attached garage, hot air chlnery in Connectient make* pea*iMe a BE1TEB HMB a t a Chevrolet sedan dellverj’. Low wall to wall carpet), cabinet make the trip, while he was cam­ Burners expert.y cleaned and RUBBI.SH Disposal, ashes, etc. no clothespins needed. Tone 2-3053 after 6 p. m. age. Rural residence. Price $13,100. heat. oil. fireplace, combination LOWER PRICE. OST—PASS BOOK No, SS 1596 prices. Champ’s, Route 30, Rock­ 1940 DODGE coupe. Priced to sell Will employ several men as Karen. R.F.D. No. 1, Rockville WANTED—Baby'a crib. Call kitchen, utility room, pine panel­ paigning, and he confirmed in a (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all *eptle ta*k*, Dmta- Notice la hereby given that Pass quickly. Written guarantee. $195. serviced, let ua aervlce and re­ . cellars cleaned. Contract or tran­ branch manager trainees. Must be Houses for Sale 72 screens and storm saah. Large message to the President Wed­ ville 5-9574. Tel. 5-7292. USED CRAWFORD combination 2-1481. ed game room. 3 bedrooms and •ge and sewer tlaes are laataWed under the watdri*! aapir Book No. SS 1596. issued by The Buy it on vour own terms. Cole pair your washing machine or re­ sient 2 4988. high school graduate, 25 to 28 bath. Abundant closets, 2-car ga­ lot, high elevation, lake privi- nesday that he will notify the Sec­ oil and electric range. Beautiful MANCHESTER — Expandable ' le$ea. Real buy $11,500. Terms. vision of. a Drainage Engiacer. RESULT: Toil are pfotwted Savings Bank of Manchester has 1950 BUICK Sedanette. Radio and Motors. 4164. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. with car. This position offers SHAPER t a b l e :— used only few Owner Leaving State rage. 2 Iota. Full basement with retary of Defense when to provide condition. $50. Universal range, ■WANTED—Winchester or Savage Cape Cod, fireplace, screans, storm Wm. Goodchlld, Sr., Realtor. 7925 against costly blunders ... A BIO SAVDfO. An eagtaieeted Job en lost and application has heater. $1545 Solimene. Inc., 634 secure future with splendid op hour*. Ideal for work shop, $35. hunting rifle. 300 or 30.30. Phone oil fired furnace and laundry. transportation* MERCURY Station wagon STORM WINDOWS and doors by Painting— Papering SI $25; used Frigidaire, fine work­ windows, hatchway, hot water oil anytime. gives yon LASHNO AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS. m ^ e to raid bank for pay Center street. Phone 5101 of portunity In consumer finance Call Coventry 7-6956. 2-5901. FOUR-ROOM BRICK Madeline Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 There la a grim and bitter ad­ and heater. $1595. Solimene "Rosetta.” Free estimates cheer-, field. Salary plus car allowance ing order $50. also floor sample heat. Immediate ocrtirtancv. M c e vantage to arriving In the war nent of the amount of deposit. 5102. PAINTING and Decorating. Inter­ c a Pe c o d $ 12;200. or 4676. HISTORIC SOUTH Windsor: New 's6a4.^Cenlcr^^treet, Phone fully glyen. Tel. Mr. Robinson. ( and iiunirance. Other benefits in WINDOWS— Selling out, 3-O x 4-2, Tronrtte Ironer, priced right. USED SEWING machine, good zone in late November or early De­ ior and extericr. Floors refln- EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 5101 0V 5102, 7691. elude group life insurance and 8 over 8 assembled. Clear stock Kemp's, Inc. 5680. condition. Reasonable. Phone With Expansion Attic 6 room ranch house 1»8 all the cember. He will see the front at !... ished. Reasonable rates. Call Be Sate Be Sure!, Peraomls liberal savings and retirement $14.75 each. Some small sizes. OWNER OFFERS looked-for features, including Its savage worst. Gerry Whitman. Manchester 2-9388. MANCHESTER — 4-Room Home, USED CARS 1937 FORjp 4-door, original paint plan. Apply Can fill any size needed. Call Cov­ Fireplace, oil burner, Near new I basement, breezeway and attach­ By the middle of this month win­ ——CALL------PROSPECT Hin School for radio. hea\cr. Practically new Honseboid Sertieea 2-8866. Complete line of Children’s school and bus. — excellent condition, electric hot ed-2-car garage. Sojid construc­ ter will be settling over the lines. oung children. Transportation entry 7 -BOSS. water heater, stove, refrigerator, HOME OF 6 ROOMS motor. Four'white wall tires, like Offered 13-A PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Furniture, Cribs, Mattresses, Rooms \lrlthout Board 59 tion. 150 foot frontage. Enjoy the A torrent of cutting cold rolls lunUsbed. Mrs. Lets Tybur, dlrec- new. Tel. 2-2176. 806 Main Street REFRIGERATOR, 6 ft. wide, 28 Flay Pens, High Chairs, Car­ PKICED UNDER $13,000. screens, storm winclowa, garage, holidays by-ryour own fireside. down the pentn'sula from Siberia; All Cars in Heated Garage Repairing SS amealte driveway. Price $10^500. j (2 Unfinished). Built by car­ THE McKIHNEY BROS: :or.'Phone 2-5767. WEAVING of bums, moth holes in. deep, perfect for store or riages, Walkers, etc. Complete ONE DOUBLE and one single $18,500, Madeline Smith, Realtor. For the foot-slogger, the next four 1947 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan and torn clothing, hosiery rune, restaurant, complete with com­ room for married couple or girls. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA penter in 1950 for his own 2-1642 or '4679. months are sheer misery. ^ALLARD'S Driving School. Man­ new paint, $875. '^.limene, Inc. MATTRESS Your old mattresses WANTED — EStperlenced meat furnishings for the entire SEWERAGE DISFOSAL COMPANY '51 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE handbags repaired, zipper re­ ’’ steriUzeci and remade like new. pressor. Double duty meat case 8 Two minutes from Main street. Realtor home. Large attached garage. A high percentage of cloudy chester's oldest. Thousands of 634 Center street. Pjione..6101 or counter man. Apply in person BOL'I'ON—New four room ranch,, COUPE placement umbrella's, repaired, Call Jones Furniture and Floor ft. with compressor, 10 sets home. Appliances and T y. Call 2-1614 or 47 Cottage street. 875 Main St. Eat. 1621 HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY Large lot 120 x 225 ft., well days inhibits the use of close-sup­ DRAINAGE and SEWERAGE ENGINEERS ^ od d en t free Instruction hours. 5102. Popular Market, 974 Main street full basement, plastered walls.' port air operations—a weapon the •SL CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN men’s shirt collars reversed and Covering, Sa_Oak^ TeL_2rl04I» booths,jelectric soda cooler. Rea- Phone: Office.5440 Henry A Thelma Jeffries Elacott landscaped. Many extra fea­ h u n d reds of—satisfied— studanta^ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending I oak floors, tile bath. On H acre Of Chinese have not yet been able to 130-132 Poorl Stroot, Mmiebeslwr— Td. S30t jjTor appointment tel. 2-2245. •60 CHEVROLET OONVERTIBLE 1937 DE SOTO convertible with WANTED—Route driver. 6 day aonabie. Call 2-9184 between 6-9 CHAMBERS FURNITURE Eveninga 3-5938 or 3-4278 REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE tures. COUPE Shop. p. m. for refined lady or couple. Con­ land. Good location. Choose your match. 1941 motor. Good Urea. G6(rf run week. Good salary. Call 2-1216 At The Green tinuous hot water and hot water 266 High St. West, (Cor. McKee) own decorating colors. Phone So the new President will see 4|r a DE YOUR old electric razor '49 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN Mortgages ONE YEAR young very attrective nlng condition. First reasonable FLAT FINISH Holland window between 6 and 7 p. m. INQUIRE conditions at their worst. T or n P.eralhgton “60*’ or Schick ’49 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and heat. Inquire 381 Summit street. three bedroom ranch. Spacious Tel. Manchester 36$$ Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. ■ offer takes it. Phone 2-0911.",^ shades made to measure. All FIRST AND Second mortgages He has said that he would go to “ 20,” Rutsell's Barber Shop. Cor- '48 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN up. Manchester Carpet. Center Open 10 A. M. to B M. living room, dining ell, modern bought for our own account Fast, TOOLMAKERS and ROOM FOR gentleman. On bus ANDOVER, Bolton, Coventry '— Korea with the primary objectives ^ e r Oak and Spivee atreeta. ’47 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN \ metal Venetian blinds at a new 308 Main sttreet. Phone 2-4343 kitchen, colored tile bath, attach­ SIX ROOM CAPE Cod, Oil heat, 451 PARKER STREET ’42 OLDS 4-DOOR low price. Keys made while you | confidential aervlce. Manchester Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 line. Contlnuou* hot water. Phone ed garage, screened porch. Con­ automatic hot water heater, com­ Many sttrectlve year-round One Is to search for the means of 1947 INTERNATIONAL K-6. iV SKILLED LATHE 6803. bringing an, honorable end to the ’41 PONTIAC 4-DOOR wait. Ma.-low-'a. Investment Corp., 35 Oak atreet ELECTRIC Radiator,, vlectrlc venient location. $3,000 required. bination window^ and doors, | homes, some with acreage, old foot van type body. Call 2-0252. table broiler, new r gnbleta with (X)BURN ROAD — Seven room colonials, farm?, land. Several war. The pther la to determine new Aotomobnes for Sale 4 40 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN Phone 154J6. OPERATORS NEWLY DECORATED, furnished 4% , mortgage. Phone 8600 any­ amealte drive, nice lot, geiod loca­ \7aTTRE.SSES t MADE to order, matching sherbet glasses, metal large living room, fireplace, full bargains. Welles Agency, Coven­ rapidly, and In what degree, South FOR SALE LOOK! Experienced In Jig,, fixture and SERVEL GAS Refrigerator. Rea- room with cooking privileges and time. tion. Phone 2-1272. t950 OIJISMOBILR deluxe four ■49 INTERNATIONAL %-TON „ r^nmade and sterilized Uke new. aee-saw. Phone 2-8690. sun room, center hall, dining try. Tel. 716872 or 7-7601. Korean divisions can be trained gage work, also experimental ' sonable. Phone 3-ed54. furnace heat. Phone 2-4428. room, remodeled kitchen and • floor sedan. Ehicellent condition. PICK-UP \Ve\alI for'and deliver anywhere. Business Opportunities 32 MANCHESTER—Five room Cape CAPE COD—i-Bxpandable to six and organized for front-line duty 19.52 CHEVROLET STA’HON WAG parts. 65 hour week. Paid liiaur- lavatory first floor. Master ‘bed- BOLTON—WIUIaitiB Road 6 Room Single Jnst completed, at­ JpaU7732. ’4# CHEVROLET 1-TON PANEL Frank Falk. 17 Main street. Col- . j , 7 FT. DELUXE Westinghoua* re­ COMBINATION Thor dishwasher Cod. Shed donntr, two years old. rooms. Near Waddell school. City so that American division* may be ON. Fully equipped. Like brand anre. holidays and vacations. Ex ROOM TO RENT, one block from rcom. two additional bedroom*, tached gamge, open porch. Hot water heat wlUi oil bomer*, ’46 CHEVROLET 2-TON chestef:. Conn. Phone Colchester GROCERY Store and eleven room frigerator, Uke new. G.E. electric doqble sUding' cloret doors in bed­ sewer and utilities. Leas than Wanted— Real Estate 77 brought back to reserve duty In $941 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Heat new. Guaranteed 7.000 milea. \ house for sale Excellent proposi­ cellent working cemditiona. and washing machine. In good Main street. Continuous hot full tile bath second floor, OH hot knotty pine kitchen cabbiets, nreplaoe, lavatory and many VAN BODY stove, Ekilipae power mbwer, hand rooms, tUa bath, fireplace, oil hot two years old. Immediate occu­ the rear. ;ar..radio.. IiydramaUc. A good You can buy this car at well tion for large family. House Is In condition. Call 2-0916. I water. Gentlemen. Phone 4724. water best, smesite drive, two- He quotes republic of Korea other attractive feature*. L a ^ lot 156* x 200’. Move in at mower, three typewriters. Also water heat. Neat bus - school. Im­ pancy. Phone 3932. • CONSIDERING SELLING prewar car. Easy terms. $295. dv.e f “$400 TavlHg. * ' V . t good condition. £Store doing a nice, car garage. Ideal residential loca­ leaders as saying they want that ' once. WILCO number of miscellaneoua house­ DINING ROOM Table, Inlaid ma­ FURNISHEX) ROOM for rent. Gen­ mediate occupancy, $13,000. Carl­ YOUR PROPERTYT '.Calad Sendee Center. 436 Center B u ild in g v -C o n tra ctin g 14 steady business. Onl.v riore with­ tion. Direct from owner. Call Without obligation to you, we right. OPEN EVENINGS » h e v r o l e t a e r o A real hold Item*. Call 2-0508. hogany drop leaf. Seats eight tleman preferred. Near Main ton W. Huti'hina. 2-5132 or 6231. MANCHESTER—7 room Dutch . Street. 2-0980. 1948 C . ______^ I 4.in . a mile. f18T. J.T Crockett, 244 Main MACHINE TOOL CO.. Inc. 5052. wUI app’^alse or make yon a rash Xlne of his first talks undoubted- nice car. specializing IN Custom built when open. Call 2-0916. atreet. Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel colonial, ateam oil heat, tUe bath. street. Phone 5416 or residence 30 Grandview Street BOLTON — Five-room custom offer for property. See ui before iy will be with Syngman Rhee, BOLTON—Clarke Road 7 Room Slagle, part atone, part traaaat ilEFORB YOU Buy a used car TEL. ROCKVILLE 5-3394 garage' concre^ floors. Also al­ atreet. Sanitary base board molding. ANDOVER—Hickory HHl, Route 3751. Manchester DIAMOND RINGS. Call 2-1803. FIVE PIECE bedroom set, new built home. Heavy, molded beam you seU. President of the Republic* Rhee two car garagie with loft. Steam heat with Ttankla oU boraar* Gorman Motor Sales. Buick 1951 CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR. terations, additlfms and dormer Two-car garage. Near bus and No. 6. New, three bedroom ranch. Telephone 2-1266 box spring, new innerspring mat- LARGE Attractive room with celling. Fireplace, large rooms, BRAE-BURN REALTY has messaged congratylatlons on Eleietrio mnge, 16 cubic ft. freeeer mad antomatle waeber jHalM and Sarifioe, 285 Main A car you'd love to own. schools. Neat and clash, $15,000. Hot water heat, full cellar, six ' erection. Call . F ^n k -Contojs. ].BEAUTY SALON for sale, located treaa, two bedroom chaira and private housekeeping facllitlea, cabinet kitchen, oil heat, shade Phone 6273 his victory in the election. Incinded. Lot 160’ x 580’. SO day occupancy. litreet Phone 2-4571. Open eve- CLYDE Manchester 5322, Ha^^ford. 8-7735 Main street, Willimantlc. Carlton W. Hutchins 2-5132 or closets, tile bath, porch. Call lamp. $100; large, whit*, com­ fully attached. Private Mtrance. trees, fo u r: aerra land. $12,500. Then. In a tour of the front — ibingn. "You'll never buy a dud if you buy Help Wanted— Male 16 GAUGE Shotgun. 3 shot bolt 6231. Manchester 2-0975. which stretches well beyond 100 a car from Bud!" Further xietalls call Manchester bination oil and gas range, white Inquira 101 Chestnut slrdil. Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-6132 or WILLIMAN’nC— Modernlrtic 6 CHEVROLET - BUICK ALL KINDS of carpehteter work. action, hardly used. Call 8212. miles — he will see not only the 2-5149. ' or Female 37 covers, chrome stove pipe, oil bar-. 6231. MANCHESTER — East Side — I room home. 2 unfinished. In ex­ MANCHESTERr-Center Street. Two family 12 room duplex, two 947 FORD Super deluxe, blue, Rooms finishedled upstairX Easy I ROOM FOR rent. Near Center. TWO FAMILY duplex, four rooms cellent condition. Good location. American and other UN units, but with new 100 H. P. engine. Ex- 1941 CADILLAC Excellent condil- rel, minute minder, $100 com­ Duplex four and four. Large car garage, large corner lot. Zeaed for bualaeaa Ona apart­ 9 Middle Road Rockville terms. Call 8862 DOBSONVILLE Public Market Heat and hot water. Gentleman each aide. Steam heat. One side Only $9,000. About $1,600 cash. the South Korean Army. ment SO day occnpancy. A good Investment witk a bamneM 5!ceUent condition throughout. lion. Diamonds— W atches— plete; 9 X 12 rug, $15, two end TWO-FAMILY. Older house, needs rooms with extra large attic, lot vacant. Two-car garage. Price for sale. Call Stafford Springs SALESMEN part time. Apply Elite preferred. 37 Foster street. Phone some repairs, good location. Ask­ Phone 8600 anytime. There never has been a sugges­ future. ■Bank financing. For this one see CARPENTRY — All kinds.^^icr- | table?. Phone 5354. 100’ X ISO’. One side available on has been reduced to $11,600 for 1949 STUDEBAKKR Land Cruia- 6-W3. Studio, 983 Main atreet. Jewelry 48 5331. ing $12,000. Phone 8600 now. tion that he would call for a re­ JBob Oliver. Center Motor Sales. 1941 CHEVROLFTT CLUB COUPE. ienced and reliable. Phone 4.026 sale. Asking 114,000. For appoint-{ quick .-aie. R. T. MeCTann, Real­ ■ ■ \ • ' ■ ' . er. radio and heater. Phone POWER SEWING Machine, eif- VERNON—Cape Cbd. 4 rooms fin­ sumption of the negotatlons that * 2-1829. evenings and week-ends. Luck LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ NICELY Furnished room for cou­ ment please call Howard R Haat- tor. 7700. ; ished down. 2 unfinished up. Open formerly were held at Panrounjom, 1939 PONTIAC Sedan. Heater, 1941 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE. cellent condition. Reasonable. MANCHE.STF.R GREEN — SU inga, 2-1107. . t.i WAREHOUSE POINT—Proqpect HUL 6 room ultra modem hem*k and Co. Help Wanted— Female 35 SltuatiflnB Wanted— pairs, anjusts watches expertly. ple or gentleman. Near bath. rooms, two unhnlshed with dor- staircase. Porch, oil hot water taking a leading role there him­ tt«dlor-$^*3.-Oped.' clean -trana- Real nice car. Phong 2-8487. MANCHESTER; Looking toward built on three levels. Varga picture -Window*, beantlfBl view. 1951 “NASH Rambler. Station F ^ a l e \ Mi -Reasonable prices. Open daily. Kitchen privileges. Phone 2-3506. miers. Fully insulated, aluminum baseboard heat. Hestilator fire­ self. ___iportatlon. Name your terms. Cole ?EWING MACHINE operator fascinating 5 room Cape Cod Christmas. Spanking new co­ One mile east of the ConneCDent River Bridge. Dcitgned f* r . AVattah-typa, 6.000 miUs - Asking JrhUtadxy evenings. 129 Spruce “^onW atSSnlloeT* hot place. Aluminum ' storm and More probably, he will examine ;Motors. 9'i and 436 Center street. Florists^Nurseiles 15 Vantvant’eti. Apply ka^KIar Cloth Toy ALL TYPES uf Vi:rtaina launder^ TWO-PIECE livrng rdonT set, ih~ with attached garage, screened lonial of 6 extra large rooms. 3 modem tivlag. Immediato ooemnney. $1,585. 60 Lockwood street. street. Phone 2-4387. VACANCY IN an apartment for water heat, fireplace, amealte screen windows and doors: U mile the possibilities of speeding the • 2-0980 - 4164. SEK BUD MICHALAK Chr' 60 ' Hilliard atreet. and ironing done In my home. fair condition. Must be sold by porch, nicely landacaped lot. Good rooms, fireplace and lavatory on CHRYSANTHEMUMS, cut flow­ ringle gentleman. Private rqom drive, large corner lot. Owner to Parkway. Near stores and bty? buildup of the South Korean 1937 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, $80. Call 2-4333. the i;th Call 8765. Reasonable. location. Immaculate condMlon, first floor, 3 master bedroom* and ers. Mahv choice varietio*. Phone FUlX rtME experienced aalea share kitchen factUtles. Phone transferred. Howard R. Heatings. atop. Owner moving to California. forces. He has been told, Indirect­ DODGE-'flfrnxe sedsnrradio. Gooil running condition. Call 8671 The Working Man's Friend Fuel and Peed 49-A Truly a home to be proud of. full bath on aecond floor. Stairs'to 8185. clerk.VApply in person. Marlow’s MODERN HYGIENE tank type 6416. ■ 2-1107. Other listings. Tom Minor, Agent. ly, by Lieut. Gen. James A. Van •heater, fluid drive. In excellent or 344 Lydall street. WILL GIVE day c)ire or board to Phone 8600 anytime. third floor storage apace. OH hot 867 M ^n atreet. WOOD, .Stove or fireplace lengths. vacuum cleaner, attachments, Tel. Rockville 5-5042. Fleet, commander of the Eighth MeKINNEY BROTHERS, INCORroRBTCD |condition Beautiful grey flnl-h HaTtfoL'dlloaA-Used. CatA- pre-achool age \chlld. Phone LARGE ROOM at 211 Wethers­ water heat, basement garage. liMt HOLDEN’S Delivered $18 per cord. Phone never u?cd, $45. Phone 2-8377. MANCHESTER—Old colonial, 6>A MANCHESTER — Five room Army, that the ROKs arc now in 'Easv terms. Douglas Motors, 333 1948 CHF.VROLFTT FLEETLINE 2-9420. field Avenue, Hartford, suitable of materiala end workmanship EatohUahed ISSO At the, Calso Station WANTEnX-Woman to 'do house- Wllllmantic 3-3217 anytime. rooms. Hot water heat, fireplace, house, in excellent condition- OH ANDOVER LAKE—Six room Cape ■‘apple pie order." [Main. Aero sedan, tutone blue-gray. for light housekeeping. Apply featured througout. Lot 100 x Nice 'Tarm r oughout. Trade now. FLOWERS ■ wofk one qr two morning* per HOME NURSING oF will take Dutch, oven, large maple shade hot water heat, screens, storm Cod hear lake. OH hot water Eisenhower, an expert on plana, 480 BiAIN STREET „ (Odd Fellows Building) M^OIESTBB M rs Welton, first floor. 300. Unmatched at $15,500. Made­ 1949 CHEVROLFTT deluxe sedan, trade right. Trade with Dougla." Hartford Road week. Nortk end. Reference* re­ care of home days, five days a trees on H-acre lot Garage, windows and doors, amealte drive heat. Immaculate condition ctperatibns and organization, can ‘ Lustroua black finish. l ,ocal ont quired. Tel. ..2V8705 after 6 p. m. week. Tel. 2-8364. Garden— Farm— Dairy Notice ^ school bus at door, ^rdhase and two car garage, near bus line. line Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 or throughout, full cellar. Lot 65’ x then address himself to the prob­ TELEPHONES 6066 or 2^ 1 " Motors, 333 Main. QUALITY AT FURNISHED Room with continu­ 4679. owner car. In excellent condition. ' . Products 50 price $11,000. Located 429 Oak­ Priced right at $12,500. Frances 196’. Asking $9,500, about $2,000 lem* pf logistics-getln g artna and Auto Accessories— Tires 5 I PART TIME Bmkkeeper, with ous hot water, private entrance. ,Bob Oliver aiwav.>' has Chevrolets. 1951 CHEVROLET four door OPENING IN approved and Pursuant to the provistona of Respectable gentleman. Inquire land atreet. Howard R. Heatings, K. Wagner. Realtor, 2-0038. 'vcaah needed. Schwartz Real Es­ equipirieot into Korea, and a cadre LOWEST PRICES knowledge o ' typmg and sitort- licensed day care nursery home Chapter 284 of the General agent. 2-1107. MANCmFSTER — New all brick tate. 8275 or Hartford 5-5138. of officer* to direct the training i i Center Motor Sales, 461, Main .-Be:"CDnveal*nt"to' 'Center ~ li $120 'radhthly!' F r lc ^ at $1Q,- Seven room, single, artesian ] WATERFRONT Lot at Andover iltah good one* . - 'He was just -$ 1 3 ,7 5 0 -^ -family. 4-4-3. Good condition. Ex. LoL G «- ally One: tradfdn.. Plentyi-Ot .ranges and heater* ~ Jonea Fund- ! - ' iHglen'rguuQnrr.-— waUr, oil heat Aridng |ll,00n.| takie, Excelleht 1|49 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe trig and r unsei-streeL Opeh (•) Director* - -and Cheney’s. Place to park calf. 000. T. J. Crockett. 344 Main location:; AH WANTED^-We have buyer* for warming up." rage. ■edan, radio, heater, blue finish. equipment. ’ ' SMALL CAMP TraHer at 41 Hart- teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free { Church street, Hartford. •til 9. ture Store. 36 0{ak. Phone 2-1041. Phone 2-$044. " “ “ “ This O'ne' wUI sell fist For ap­ cleared. T. J. Crockett, Broker. ' 5-and 6 room homes. Cali 2-1167 The Prseident-elect will' try The rate of interest to be street. Phone 5416 or residence $14,350— Brand new 6V| rooms. 3 bedrooms. Cement )n beautiful condition. See it 19'"0 01 " $1,895. I CLERK-TYPIST $75. Rred Bemtsen, LydaU street. Permanent capital of at least ments WiU carry,first mortgage. year?, see this 4 room west half House contains 6 rooms with'3 bedrooms. Very Sales, 4G1 Main street. $25,000 wiU be available for in­ bus and Cheney’a Phone 3-8256. BOLTON— 6-room single, attqch- 1861 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Power-glide: Construction Co Applicators of Manchester. WUl taka second mortgage if de­ of brick duplex, practically new. dition. Fine lot. ' / jHeater. 1948 Olds 4-Dr, "6 8 ’ — Recondi­ Bird and Fllntkote. Guaranteed! vestment in the business. . No OU steam heat. Excellent loca­ ed garage, open porch, hot water large kitchen, dining room, living room, and bath. Young lady or marrie< JARVIS m i n CO. sired leaving small amount of heat, knotty pine kitchen cabi­ $17,850— 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 dens. 2 car garage. tioned i.and icady to g o—$1,195. Business Services Offered 13 roofs and siding. Life-time alum­ other business will be matpUined tion. Immediate occupancy. $9,-. Large cement foundation hen house, together with 1^1 Chevrolet. 4-Dr.—Power-glide, In the aame office. ROOM FOR RENT. Phone 3-0131. cash needed. Ideal location, large nets, artesian well, la rge. lot, Immaculate. Large lot* inum .Clapboard and combination .woman with insurance agency Poultry and SuppRea 43 S D«v«r Rood yard. New roof, furnace and sid- 500. Madeline Smith, Realtor, i [ ^ d lo and heater. 1647 Studebaker 2-Dr Sedan— ANTIQUES Reflniahed. Repairing' storm windows and screens. For | Dated: October SO, 1053. 2-1643 or 4670. ' shade trees, new, vacant. Call Mc­ 500 chickens giving eggs weOkly at $100 to $125. Inr $18,500— Florida tjrpe Stucco.' One year old. 3 bedrooms. Safe, economical transportation BtlOAD BREIASTED broime tur­ ' ing. $21,000. 82 Chestnut atreet. Kinney Brothers, Inc. 6060 - 2- done or any furniture. Tieman. ROOM IN private home, auitable - Garage. 1^1 Ford Station Wagon—Radio — $945. ' experience preferred. Excel- keys,- fresh' kUled, fresh frozen, Tel. 6091. 3931. eluded in sale also la 6 weeks oTd 30-ft. freezer to­ ^ d heater, Ford-o-matfe. 189 South Main street. Phone A3fi.3 Albert V Lindsay, Owner, l for couple or two gentlemen. One BAYBERRY ESTATES $19,500— 2 year old Ranch. 3 bedrooms. Breexeway, J 6643. ; ready anytime, 8 to. 25 pounds. 1946 Oldsmobile 4-Dr. "68”- CONNECTICUT Valley Conatruc- M®"*’ coBfiTenial working con block from'bua line. Breakfast if GEORGIAN Type home, three I BOLTON—High ' elevation, easy gether with enough food for 1 year for average family. car very large garage. Lot 150 z '20(LCFbR Chevrolet Club Coupe---Ra- dependable car - Schauh’a Turkey Farm, 188 HiUs- BOLTON $875. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with desired. Phone 2r859S. , bedrooms, living room,' dining rommuting, healthy, climate, cement cellar with laundry. mio and heater, tion. Guaranteed roofs and sidiiiE L j^ jo n s and salary commensu town Road. #oom and modem Idtchcn.. Flist Also gas stove. New roof, on house. Very early oc­ a 1946 Dodge 4-Dr. Cuatom^—In good linoleum, asphalt tile counter. .Aluminum atorm windows and!" - . 5 room Randi homes, with at­ ikively new'six-room ranch home Studebaker 4-Dr. Land CruU- Expert workmanship, Tree eati- MALE HELP WANTED floor tavatorr and fiiU bath. OH, tached garage. Lots 150x150. with loany extras.. Built for a V VERNON ' running condition—$850. gutterii ^1 men protected by in- „ t e With ability. Apply in Boarders Wanted 59-A warm air heat Timkin oil burner. cupancy. Priced at $14,750. ' -Automatic tnuiamhuion. matea. Open eveninga. Jonea Fur auranco/ Three years to pay. Free I Some kvaUable for immediate discriminating owner. Immediate $15,300— 2 year old. 5 rooms with 2 bedrooms. Full BeactKully tandacaped lo t 100’ x 1946 Buick 4-Djr. S u ^ r • - New niture. O ak atreet. Phone 2-1041. estimate*. CaU 7180. Alfred person or telephone 5810 for W* aee4 Kamch Ho m *. DYEING AND HNISHING PLANT occupancy. Priced at $U,I00. occupancy. Reasonable ' price .cement cellar. — 4> Mercury Convertiblerr-Radio paint. Plenty, of atyle—$875. Colonial* u d 43ap* C«d* ROOM AND BOARD. GenUeman. 100'. Garage and tool riied. Owner This includes amesite drive, Suburban 'Realty Co. Realtors, ad heater. Ch-erdrive. Charest, Owner. I eEORGE J. mEMAN, Brakir ^ J. MANCHESTER Welding Service. I appointment. at fair prloe* far aar cu k ; 3rd SHIFT AFTER TRAINING PERIOD l% one 7673. . tranafarred. Purchase price $14,- storm windows and screens, 541 Main street. Phone. 8215. OPEN EVENINGS Portable equipment. Geperal en atoms ra. <3*ick aervlea 500. For appointment please caU and Venetian blinds. i i u Pontiac Convertible — Ra'dlo TEU 4134 WOMAN OR amaU family to shai* Hosrard R Hasting*. 2-1107. I SOUTH WINDSOR. Strong straet GEORGE J. COLEMAN - Broker ^ad heater. ■ welding, boUer and'furnace weld­ Roofing 1 « -A —aa red tapa. v ing. Phone* 2-1658 or 2-8762.' home with elderly lady. CMI 5603 T. J. R O C K E T T , Close to the Foxmart. 7 rqom Rockville, Conn.— Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Building Hartford-C^nn. . Trust Co. Bnilding RodnriUe, Co m . ROOFINfJ— SpeciahsiAg in repair-1 JOHN H. LAPPEN, Ir^ AFKY TO MR. RELLIY MANC^ESnut — New six-room MANCHESTER afUr 4:30. Cape CDd. 3 partially ftniahed. ^ I H 5^4045 5-4710 - SCRANTON I STORM DOORS and Window* by tng roofs of all- kinds. Also new I Insurance"' ' JARVIS REALTY ranen, artiatlcaUy paneled, tile B R O K ^ Built in 1950. Large lot. Matal Telephone 5-4045 or 5-4710 MOTOR SALES, Inc. “Paramount." Triple track aU roofs. Gutter woric. Chlomeya| AMERICAN lYEINa CORPORATION ROOM AN D Board for gentlaniaa.' bath, double cloeeta, fireplace.' 344 Main Straat combination doors, windows. 1 MANY OTHER ADDITIONAL FINE ll^TINGS SALES and SERVICE “ Yoiir Oldsmobile Dealer” aluminum combination. Free cleaned, repaired 28 years' ex: Oak Street On bua Una Homo cooking. Phone School and bus lint. Carlton W. PtMoas-i-Ottiea 6416 Wwalnga. Only $1S,SOO.\ Phone Weat Center Street esUmatea oii requeaC John perienea Eras esUmatea.^ Oall| PHONi 4112 ROCKVILLE. CONN. . Hutriihm, 3-6U2 «r ^ L ' n i x ' •600 knytlma. lllnai Turnpike at Parker StI ' Corner of HatUerd Road SabUtx. Phonia S-2027. Hoadey. Maneheatar 8S61. * Manchester

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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1952 'Average IHdIy Net Press Run FACE EIGHTEEN For the Week Bade« • | TlntJr., -"A''-v;--‘«««CJ55. ■ lHancii(stFr .lEttmitto E^raUr

remarked oil the fine Imllding,' ita Cheney Library for a number of 10,721 apaciounteae and appointments. In years. Member of the Audit About Town Whiton Notes addition to the thousands of books Miss Simpson, who la in charge on fiction and non-fiction,. for of tlie' whiton Library, holds a Boieou ot Ctreulotlaoa M ancheater^A City of Village Charrii Juvanilaa and- adulta, the library B. S. degree from Curry Oollege, KUa H*H« C. l»t>jf*rty of Ridge Mpre Patrons subscribes to dosens of periodicsls Boston, and has had 10 years of street will become the bride of and Juvenile ipaggslnes. daily and library experience, two years at (ClMalfled AdvertMBg ea Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1952 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS R ^ o n d ThUTeulf at * ceremony weekly papers. Boston Public Library ahd eight VOU LXXn, NO. 34 tooMIAt>w morning at Ip o'clock in Librarian Reports Tbat A new service to Whiton borrow­ years with the WaltbaO^ Mass., .-j X. 8 i Jamea' Church. ers this season la a phonograph public -librsrjr system. Extension of' Hours record collection of some 65 dif­ The ItaUan spaghetti'rjpper of Has Attracted Many ferent compositiona. This has been one of the at'tracttona of the Mary General Set PubUc Held the tadiea of St. Maurice Church, -'sq Bolton. wiH' be served at t*o alt- Miss Mildred Simpson, who suc­ tings tomorrow night, 6:30 and IM a s W ceeded Mrs. Ines Wolcott as librar­ (. - Muddled on •;S0 o'clock. Children w ill- - be ian of the Whiton Library on July MUZING-SOLDERiNG served at about half price. 1. reports a greatly Increased use Speclaliaed Wsrk OoaraUteed Frt* Wotcli lnsp«etlM^ of the library since the opening UNION WELDING c o r Our electronic Watchmaster Miaa Jean Loftua of Walnut hours were extended from 1 to 9 MetaHc and OxyrAcetylene detects any Irregularity In any O f Liaison street and Arlo Ralph Shaw will p. m. Monday through Friday, and 10 HlllUrd St., (Rear) watch . . , and prints a record Wo.V,imrfnn Nov g— recognition forNUi# be niaiTled tomorrow morning at 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. . on Saturday. Tel. 2-^8397—Manchester, Conn. nf aecomry tn assure your satls- _____ . - — — - j ______t - - . Washington, south that some of Elsenhowefq t:SO in St. James' Church. This is parucularly true of the ju­ Yactlon. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 8—(.P) — President-elect Dw ight 1). j I^dviaera have in mind. ' \ By J. M. ROBERTS, jR . < ____ venile borrowers, she said. More — Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower is expected to ■ 'Dieae stratrglata are looking at Ap Newo Analyst than two-thii»ls of the books loan­ ,AII watch repairs by a Certi­ Hollister PTA will hold Its No­ fied, Wateluiiaker, . went ahead todaj^ with ar­ name a,Southerner— and poS- the vote polled by the general in It’s rather amaxing the on vember meeting on Monday, Nov.- ed are taken out by children and aililv n DpTTiocmt to -'hia Dixie as the possible basis for re - number of people you run in­ 10. instead of Tuesday, Armistice teachers for use in. their school V rangements to name his Slbly a u e m w ra t to the Republican party in 'i>; ■ rooms at Bowers. Buckland and representatives for a series of cabinet -in recognition of t where it has been only*a to-who believfes that General day. The meeting, which begins at ^ PRE-FAB ^ z : a o'clock, dipuld be of great inter­ Hollister schools, and this season briefing conferences, which unprecedented Vote he rollca ,keicton organization in the past, Eisenhow^ made an unquali­ est to an paxents. Hyatt Sutliffe, the new Waddell School has been GARAGES > ■■■ ■ I up in Dixie. Eisenhower carried Virginia. fied campaign promise to end added to the list, and an appropri­ i may begin early next week ^t Entrance Lo /Underground Pentagon' gnldance tiacher at the ■ school. the Pentagon and the State While the general hardly has Florida, Texas and apparently the Korean wafv^^^ . Says A tom . win preaent a panel of two parents, ation made for that purpose. T EL L had time since his landslide vie- Tennessee and these states are The President-el^t said he two teachers and Iwo studertfs who The library facilities could Department. * j tor.V in last Tuesday’s election to regarded aa the best beta for start- would go to Korea to. aee what 2-8727 W The names, of the men who will will give their Views on the sub­ readily take care of mSny more ◄^ 2-0059 make progress toward picking any ing a rebuilding program, could be done about an honorable ject: ''Growing Up or Being e adult borrowers. Those who have ^ act as liaison officers for him qave cabinet member, friends here said 7 j end of the conflict. The Demo­ Blast Lookis visited the library for the first 809 MAIN ST. not bMn announced. they believe he will make it clear Southern Republicans interested crats said the solution lay in'tfos- Ttensger." Mrs. Melvin Longfel- roots party revival . low end Francis Akin will repre- time, newcomers In the area, have H4 has been in communication by such an appointment that he in a grass roots party cow, not on the Korean frbnt, by telephone with his advisors, Intends to deal the south in on his might ~ prefer a person, possibly s that Eisenhower was gr-andstand*. acnt the parents; Mrs. Rosamond professional politician, widely Toomey and Allan Cone will speak however, and members of his staff administration. ing. In the following days of Like ‘Rimt’ hera indicated they believe the . Mrs. Hobby Mentioned kngwn and « ’lth a following in all political con|Drtioha^ a lot of peo­ for the teachers, and Lynn Wol- four of these states. | \ tSrdOrf and Bob McIntosh will give talks tn Washington can start Elsenhower's three top sup­ ple seem to have become con­ Los Angeles, Nov. 8—^ Monday or Tuesday. In addition GQP strategists further believe the students' point of view. Re­ porters in the South were Goya. fused. —The “first eyewitness sc- to diacussions in the Departments James F. Byrnes d( South Caro­ that Kentucky.-which elected a Re­ Will Study Situation freshments and a rocial hour will publican Senator while it was go­ eount of a hydrogen bomb ex­ foUow. THE NURSERY SET of State and Defense, Elsenhower lina. Robert Kennon of Louisiana What Elsenhower can do in Ko­ Is rending a representative to ing for Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson plosion at Eniwetok,” carried and Allan Shivers .of Texas. None nf Illinois by a margin of only rea ia judge for himself the mili­ A specMl meeting of the mem- meet with the Director of the Bud of them may want a cabinet post, tary situation which underlies the today by the Los Angeles In connection with the 1953-54 1,047 votes In the final unofficial bera of the Zipser Club, to discuss SLEEP WARM AND but all might be consulted about count, offers fertile grounds for possibility of political action. Examiner, says the H-bomb Shl*adiM, will be held at 2 .-'V- budget. the selection of a Dixie colleague. work by their party. Some military men say that noth­ makes the A-bomb look like p;cfa^„.8uiid,»y. afternoon a^jtjre , See-Pressure OB Ilw .-A- Texas woman, Mra.--Oweta ing can te. dona.about..the .stoier. . nCiwvere simply out-voted by the rest of the pcipulation- SALE Communist joador said today Ihtense'heat waa felt alm'oet iBl- Hagerty. ' be ariy diapoeition afinong the truce on a military baals, at the Red guerrillas in the Malayan Unloo poUtical political strategists,atrateglata, atilivstill ' By W. M. S. of Wilt See Grid Game Democrats to try to prevent the. Is Pledged front, and has transferred ouch ruefully studying the 'elsctlon r^ t mediately, the writter continiMi, Emanuel 'Lutheran Church The general replied Immediately Republicans from grasping the work to the political field, in the jungle are facing starvation, turni, conceded however, that | adding; to both communications,' Hagerty leadership reins, barring tome United Nations. There has been there is a shortage of man­ many workers’ wives probably cast "The hair of lire started to rim said. "materiai change” in the present no Indication from Eisenhower power, and the rebellion is their ballots for Gen. Dwight D. AUies Pu8h and slowly lose its inteneity. Wk ' l f l A T H A L E " S And thtyt’rt won't thnnk out o f lUt Eisenhower planned to remain outlook. — For Saxony that he^will make any attempt to Eisenhower. took off our glaascs and saw water in seclusion at the National Golf Other Democrats who expressed doomed to failure. reverse this through his Korean Wei Keiong, district committee They claimed that the size of vapor suddenly form around tha Club over the weekend. He was In­ a similar view included Sena. Hunt trip. ! the Democratic voting in large in­ column. Then it rushed into the Sat., Nov. 1,10 A.M . vited’ to go to Atlanta today (or of Wyoming and Fulbright of Hannover, Germany, Nov. metnber of ,the Malayan Commu­ Barrage on If the impreasion becomes wide nist party In Selangor state, who dustrial areas indicated that union base of the column and up, clear­ the Army-Georgla Tech football Arkanaaa, the latter one of Gov­ 8— (fP) —Thousands of swas­ spread, that the President-elect is membera supported the Democrats ing the afr ao that you could see WASH FAST COLORS-^PINK. ILUE, MAIZE, MINT game, but Hagerty said he declin­ ernor Adlai Stevenson's advisers recently surrendered to security tika-stamped leaflets flut­ "going to Korea to end the war,” forces with his wife Ah Ying, told as union leaders had widely urged, countless tons of watqr rushing FALL AND V/INTER^ * - ed. in the presidential campaign. It may prove a handicap to him them to do. They contended that k tered through the streets, of a news conference zurranged by China Reds skyward .... \ . SIZES 4 MONTHS to 4 YEARS ...... -The 7»res!deht-elect is sticking One Vote Margin later on. when he is unable to the Democratic party polled con­ "The column went up $ 2 - 2 5 ^ his “ golf and no visitors" dic­ Hannover and Brunswick to­ show immediate accomplishment, the government: .; i.r •vH't''-' Barring - deaths or vacancies "There is no future In the Com­ siderably more votes in these areas and finally mushroomed. -About tum. laid down before he came to from other causes, the Republicans day on the eve of lower but must work down what will, at this year than President Truman ' SeQUl, Nov. 8—( ^ — Allied three minutes later, the r^iort, Augusta. Evidently, it is not quite munist revolution In Malaya. For G LO VES and will have 48 seats in tha new Sen­ Saxony’s big communal elec­ the very best, be a long and hard the past year I have been con­ received in 1948. | big g hammered thunder- like a nearby cannon shot, Mt .ua so strict as it sounds, however. ate, the Democrats 47. The other road. There waswaa no way of telling, | ing ba: Hagerty indicated some visitors tions. The Communists are not hold- vinced any attempt to prolong It res today at Ck»in- and waa followed by several me- one is held by Sen. Wayne Morse This Briti.ah zone slate, along would lead to unnecessary suffer­ however whether the AFL and CIO ends'of dull rumbling. of Oregon, who declared himself claims of success in delivering munist artiHgry strongholds in (Oontlniied on Poge Five) with north Rhlne-Westphalia and ing for the Malayan people.” Expands to Halo MITTENS an Indopendeht after' bolting the (OoBtlnDed on Poge Five) Drafted by Force union member votes were correct. the Kumhwk\ ridges and . I , the Rhineland Palatinate, tomor­ "Then the mushroom expanded T t e J W H A U e a Republican 'party to support Stev^ row will help elect 96,000 local zuid Wei Keiong, a former rubber Many politicians outside the labor mighty Osong inountain- on ■MANCNEftn Conn*. Plaid and jacquard design in wools also leather enaon. into a free halo, growing with tor­ palm or lined string gloves. district officials. . tapper earning 300 Straits dollars unions figure otherwise—contend­ the central Korean Iron t. nado-like speed and reaching near­ If Morse should vote with the ($9^70) a month, told reporter! ing that Ilsenhower'a avalanche of. the pocket-bib front-new l.____ ....$299 Democrats In organizing the Sen­ "We will return,’* (Wlr kommen The savage flghtingxthat for ly over our ship before it appeared Corporal Airs wieder), the leaflets read. Posters Fires R aging through an interpreter he Joined votes must have Included those of more than three weeks tesri;hed to cease growing. Then it appeared ate and bring about a tie. vote, the rebel forces voluntarily and many union members. X Haros 0 custom-look, stitch-tuckoid shirt—ot o pin-monoy pricol^ Vica P r e a i^ t Barkley could tip plastered on walls urged people to up and down the ehell-bUMered to connect itself to the main col­ boycott the polls. commanded a platoon of 25 men, ~ SMId Vote Lost elopes of Snipers rldg« and Tri­ . $|'50 to $ 3 ‘98 pair Suicide Bid to the acalas)Bgalnat the Republicans led half of whom enitated -voluirtarily umn by a web of filmy vapor. , SHIP'n SHORE, of coursa, right down to its dyad-to-motch shoo at the o u ^ r of the session. "Be of good heart. Remain Ger­ Unci in It waa at least possible that with angle hill had faded to minor "All 'we could do was stand ALUMINUM mans. Be neutral and don't vote— and the other half drafted by 10 million more votes cast this thrusts. But afler Jan. 20, when Vice force. there and gasp in amazement and FABRIC DRESS GLOVES $l.98-$3.00 Pr. buttons. Whites, paorly postals ond deep, doKling glow colors. Presidentelect Richard Nixon will We are coming back," the posters year than In any previous election Allied gunners were flring near­ awe at the enormous size' and Flee Provoo South Forests .He aaid he surrendered because the unions might have voted fair­ ly 1,000 rounds an hour aimed at take office, he could reverse Bark­ promised, under a big, black Nazi he was distilualoned by the bru­ force released before us. Typlciu Fine combed cotton broadcloth,. . ever'Iovaly, aver woshoblO. ley's vote and give control to the swaatlka.' ly solidly Democratic, yet had their knocking out the strongest Com- comment, from old-timera: 'Holy New York, Nov. 8—W —A" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tality of Red leaders, including munist artillery concentration of Republicans. liie Irafiots were exhibited in hia former boss, bearded Lieu Kon­ ballots lost in the ruah toward the cow! Thajt sure mskee the A-bomb Sizes 30 to 40. American Army corporal says he The party that controls the the state parliament today Co 'The drought-stricken South GOP. •’ the Korezm war. a runt.’ ; * once threatened suicide to escape grimly couhteiLite losses by mil­ kin. He recalled he narrowly es­ Many, of the Red guni were pro­ organization of the Senate galiis show that West Germany's con­ caped deith with Lieu, hunted .Both the AFL and CIO were "And sO I saw our first H-bomb I FT John D. Provoo, now charged with the chairmanship of committees lions of dollars today while thou­ tected by deep fog and earth bunk­ explode.” “ , RRE stitutional court acted wisely in checking back into their areas treason, while the two were down and kUled by a patrol laat ers or spotted in tunnels. TOILETRIES Etc and other leadership posts that are banning thC’ Neo-Nazi Socialist sands of unchecked fires roared July. ward by ward to try to see what The Examinee withlield '(he IN THI FAMOUS ANTIQUID PIRMA-FINISH - prisoners of the Japanese. the key to guiding the legislative Reich party (SRR) just three through its rich timberlands. happened. The CIO's Political Ac- Cal Red Flrepwer names of both the writer and the •The corporal, Robert M. Brown, Wei Keiong said Communist program. , ^ , wMks ago. Lower Saxony was the Huge sections of the region's loaaes are mounting; having lost Time after time the Reds artil­ donor of the letter. Yoyr porfoct fift for any occasion—idaol for your owq homo, fbo. Combinot $2125 Hazel bishop Lipstick Trio . ; $1:25 FIRST QUALITY . testified here yesterday in federal Morse has repeatedly refused to stronghold of the Neo-N-azia, who thick forests belched smoke and (Oontlnned on Page Fivo) lery had cut-down South Koreans The H-bomb has been estimated court at the trial of Provoo, a for­ three district and 12 branch com say what he will do, but hia vote took 11 per cent of the total vote .flame and covered much of the mittee members so far this year. ■ ■ _ a -■ short of the crest ss they stormed at up to 1,000 times more powerful boouty and utility, Pricod to scoop tho morkot. luilt of hopvy wolfht aluminum, S. A. Liquid Cleanser . . $1.00 and $1.50 mer Army afrgeant. on tenate organization would be of area with a blue-gray haze. Na up the slopes of Triangle hill. than the A-'bomb. The AEC has TW O OVENS finishod to roMmblo Ibo finost ontiquo motolwdro. in the May, 1951, state electlona. Morale Fading Coty Perfume Troussaau .-5J-j, .,.. $2.00- , Under cross examination. Brown llttla importance in the absence of Some former SRP membera tional Guardsmen hustled - into He said guerrilla morale la Allied comminders iB PogB Pivo) to the savage. Flaming assault. stumbled IrfTo a grenade area on bomba at a North Korean staff their capture. of CJorregidor in Ail but the firea’ weary foea the Fort Dlx firing range last school at Yongpoung, on the west ■ 9 9 5 Perrizan Vitamin Tablet ..;. ..’... $1.58 -.Alba Perfect Fit\ * ; 1942. were banned from North Georgia night, and a 30-year-old lieutenarit coast. Became Outcast H M I t lACH Jergen's Lotion with Dispenser . ... 98c Nylons $I.15> $1.75 Rr. yeater.day when GoV. Herman Tal- News Tidbits was killed as grenade exploded on Two Compiunlst hight fighter! Bulletins Brown testified his work with madge declared a, state of emer­ contact attacked. Airman Second Cliiaf ^ from tho AP WirR Provoo made-htpi--an— outcast gency. The action sJso forbida the Culled from AP wires Three men'^of the 4S-man pla­ Don W. Murray,’ Mazon. 111., "was Van Raaite ’ \. .-among.other Aaieclcaa priaoniyra McCarthy Seen as Head atzuatiag of iirea in’.any. oquaty erf toon were injured despite the ef- credited .with Footing down one, ■'a'' f*mii CnckM Molt . N>Jon^ $ I .J $ tft:|l,45 P K Z ^ but that he ^ it so he could win that section of the vtate. forui Of-- the lieutenant;‘ "Leo Ji . l aadwtiti Tray prisfersiitial tHOXinait (rofn.Bn)- ■ r;,.=?ffi’»,ei0 New Fires'--' -■?•' Britlah "inheritance -tax :coUm - Rogers, -a range o ffic e , whd riSi- ' One-Qf the -Superforta.aplaahed TAFT-UU pnCETlNa Oia. voo for a U. S.'naval officer who Talmadge acted after 1.060 nsw tohs take $21,229,985 or 75 per cent fiito the area to get the group out' into the Pacific near Okinawa, on New Haved, Nov. S s k ' ^ ' Robert Lawrence^ -; "Of ’New of rmt^o of, 'Viacount Pdrtman who the return flight, the Far Eaat Air Robert A. Taft (R-Ohlo) - - e ^ WONDER OVEN waa aerioualy UL fires out in Georgls’a parched for­ Post, public’ information officer IV UNDERWEAR Semi Sheer .,.... $1.13 Pr. At one time. Brown said, he est! during the past week. died in 1948. . . . Moslem League Capt. Harry Lapham, '-said the Forces announce In Tokyo. today he ie aaxidua to see ;o KflKfS AND 8ROIIS FOR COLDER WEATHER argued with Provoo. The witness Washington. Noy. 8— Ssn-jof;..-a Sqnats nils which forbids State Patrolmen and National conference tn Punjab Province platoon was part of Co. B, 364th Allied B-26 Itkht bombers re­ legislative program drafted ■.AMI TIMf SAMf OVfN' No-Mend Semi or V I said the defendant advanced on Ouardaipen were put on the alert calls on Pakistan to' "t& e direct Infantry. ported knocking out 95 Communist quickiV for the next Congnso, ats invsstlgators who made head- members o f a minority party to action for liberation of Kashmir FLESH COLORED Sheer ------$1.65 Pr. him. ' serve tow’ s ,H" 'Also Sport Anklets hold no further hearings until a fovenunent operations committee, tling dispute .which threatened de­ fense and export drlvea.v ’ fending American troops agofaaig new chairman is named. parent of the investigations group. Oommunlet slander. i • DUCHESS TITE LEG \ 59c and $ 1.00 Pr." Hoey also announced he is with­ Hoey announced he has decided Young Staten Island druggist. Talks on Korean Problems Hiss Hits Judge drawing from the 'subeqmmUtM, to- stick with the agriculture and Separate Trials Melvin Bretthoiz, admits causing X-'- . RAYON PANTIES . and WUI concentrate from now on finance groups. $40,WM flro in Fordham Unlveralty TRAIN CRASH RHXS ONlI' For Trial Denial to January on writing, a report to Sen. MoCarthy, aa the Senior Re­ For Accused Men pharmacy building three yeare ago United Nations, N. Y„ Nov. 8— ^arrived In New York yeeterilay Cavour, tVle., Nov. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR the Senate on the subcommittee's publican member is expected to to cover up hia search for narcotics. (JP)—Foreign ministers of the Big and Acheeon returned to the UN One trainman was kUled a a i work. take over chairmanehip o( b o^ tho . . . Premier Gen. Mohammed Na- Three western powers scheduled for hia first appearance since he fear Injured early today whaa giUb aaya Arab nations are eonaid- am eantboiind Soa Uae fretgit Saratag Tray $la00‘ . $|.25 each Nsw York, Noy. 8—fiPj—AIgsr Among inquiries left stranded ia government opermtione lAmmittee Hartford, Nov. 8—(Sb— Supe meetings in'New York today'and went to hla Meiyiand home to vote ISH- a ItW- Hiaa says ths fsdsral judgs who one the group had launched into rior Court Judge J. Howard Rob- erlng break with West Germany trate crashed headoa late qp4 PERSONAL Mid the investi$aUona subcommit­ aa result of Bonn Govemment'a tomorrow for top-level policy die- in the U. S.'presidential election. ether which, was standlag la tM White only.' dsnisd him a nsw trial sariisr this Bliegcd efforts of some govern­ tee when the new ’OoBgross coO' '4rte baa ordered separate triala cessions on Korea and other major Eden and Schuman purpooely ysar did ao “without fair henring,” ment officials to Improperly cen­ venes Jan. 3. foi^ two men accused o f the hold­ agreement to poy lerael repara­ atatioa ef this northern Wteeaq i “ tions (or Nazi persecution of Jews. problems facing the United Na­ had delayed their qrrivals at the nin town. Rail eMHala aaM daat* •raad Tray Counsel for ths former State de­ sor or withhold news o f their de­ , Tha Investigations subcommittee up slaying of a 47-year-old PoUah tions. r.—: CO M ! IN I U l THIM NOW I -CHRISTMAS CARDS partment official yesterday ap- Yugoslav Commuhiat Party UN until after the American vot­ ags might reach $1,99$,$8$. V- Iwlaglag We partments. was set up by fe c ia l tew, with DP laat Aug. 13. Britain's Foreign Secretary An­ ing. Now they are confronted with IW-aOtti- pealsd a court order by Judge Hoey .-had named Sen. Blair broad powers to Investigate vir* The pair sought separate trials, aboliahes nine-man Politburo, re­ rrieed Green Stamps Gis’em-With Cash Sales WIDE ASSORTMENT OF DESIGNS Henry W. Goddard refusing an­ placing it with ezeontlve commit- thony Eden is due to arrive here the fact that Acheaon—with whom 8EE8 PARTT CHAMGRS Moody, Michigan Democrat to tually any phase of governments! ctelming the evidence against one today to take part In the Korean they have discussed major isauea "rhms ^ $ 1 8 5 . 7 5 other hearing baaed on what tbs bead this special study. Moodys operation. toe. of 15 Bader 'nto . . . British Nashville, Teaa„ Nov. man in a'double hearing would debate which already le off to a defense called new evidence. defeat in tbe Michigan election In four years under Hoey it has be prejudicial to the other.'' member . of parliament aaya he many times before—is in a ‘Tame 8ea. Estes Kefaaver, whe .Hias, 47,. was convicted on Jan. Tuesday leaves the censorship probed charges of influence ped­ llie two are John Petetabella, will aak ' kovernmenl to baa toy running atari in the General Aa- duck’* position as a - result of the ont test Bununer hi a etreag i 25, IMiO, on two counts of perjury xiup without a chairman, and dling by governmiant officials and 35. and William J. Lorrain, ,31, blackjacke for' chlldrea in view of aembly and its political committee. Republican victory. for the Demoeratie nreatdaBt HOUSEWARES J O CARDS For $|.25 tn denying before a federal grand Soey said he does not plan to their friends in many high ptacea, crime wave. ^ The other two miniaters — As- yet, 'there were no plans tta aomiaatlon, aaya Adlat StevMOt both of Providence, R. I. sob’s cruahteg defeat BASEMENT jury that be gave secret govem- name a new one. and made the term "five per cent ‘ .-Lerrain's Jrial is scheduled for Oown Prince Akihlto of Japan France's Robert Bchuman and U. all thred miniaters to gat together OTHEBIS AT HIGHER PRICES . Hoey is, withdrawing from the in- will attend coronation: ot Queen 8. 8ecrotary