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(EIGHTBE91 PAGES) VOL. LXVIL.n o . 848 »•) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, U p . 11 »i tf Some UN Officials Water. Tank Wrecks Bnffding Supply Riuite M(i^^ Would Send Berlin Despite Red Row to Assembly Evatt Ejqiected to Pro Plan to Load Against Any Strays Rar.'S9c. S6” Striped ' pose That Case Be Cannon' CLEARANCE OF Considered in Light Both British and Ameri NYLON HOSIERY Giief Senate Strikes Hit New Comet OUTING FLANNEL yd. 35c First quality, aemi or aheer nylon, in all new shedea. Of Mexican Resolu can Authorities Ssy FINE MUSLIN SHEETS Good looking stripes in blues and pinks. NEW F m DRESSES Regular 91.35 tion Big Four Powers ^ork Groups Major P art Pnbliely Russians WID 72x108 . . . $2.57 45 Gauge Nylon Horiery P«Ir $1«09 Resolve Differences Be Held Responsible Rag. 69e. 86* One Grotq^ Reg. 916.98. Now $14.00 Regular $1.50 Democrats Plan Eight Of Shipping For Any Action Taken; 51 Gauge Nylon Horiery Paris, Nov. 81x108 . . • $2.74 Pair $lo 33 top officials in the United Na To Five Ratfo in Ef Long List of Alleged Cannon aheota and caaea U»at apIII give you yeara ol wear. PUNJAB PRINTS yd: 5 9c One Group. Reg. 914.98. Now tions were reported working Violations of Terri One of the flneat percale prints made. Beautiful patterns $13.00 fort to Pass Wo- Port of New Yorix Al tonight dn a move to take the for dresses, i^prena, drapes, etc. tory Qted by Reds i $1.98 FABRIC GLOVES B ^ n dispute out of the Se gram Truman Plans most Paralysed; Blitx Lady PapparaD Ofit Gronp. Reg. $13.98. Now $ 1 2 . 0 0 Double'woven cotton gloves, with leather curity Council and put it be Also Hits Harbors of reinforced fingers and cuffa. Thia la a fine S I H M WoBblngton, Nov. H —f/fi— Berlin, Nov. 11,— fore the 68-nation General wearing glove. Colors: Black and brown. Pr. ^ * O W Democrate Intend to load top Sen Ptiiladelphia, Boston American and Britizh planet Rag. 79e. A. B. C. Sanforized Assembly. Dr. Herbert V. SHEETS AND CASES ate conunlttees with eight of their f . -— — ■ flew the fiopply route to Ber One Gfoup* R^gs S12s98« Nvw $ 1 1 . 0 0 Evatt of Australia, president iMtahexM to five Republicans In on New York, Nov. 11.—(if)—A lin today in the face of n Rus 9 U 5 Value of the Aaaoihbly, was reported to Workmen nnd poHee ga through wneknge ot the Ceodnl OeU Sterago Oa, I after . . . SAFETY PRINTS yd.69c have initiated the move. effort to push President 'Truman’s major part of America's shipping sian threat to force down 72x108 $ 3 .1 5 Extra fine quality A. B. C. prints. Sanforized and fa/rt program through tho new Con a 25,088 gallon water teak topj ^ elx Soon to a leadlag platferm aai efftco of One Group. Reg. $10.98. Now He is expected to propoee .to one Iho taak tell troaa eteM eupporta 15 feet aboVe the toed e( the Mg ' was crippled today by loagahore- pl^es straying from the 20- c(dor. Unusuid patterns. $9.00 MAJESTIC FOUNTAIN PEN of the Big Four powers that the men’a strikes on the eait and west • . * A Deusocratlc official frlto aZked the pMttorm roof aad effMe, and eeattaned dawa throagh an I h Bich oeoe mile wide air corridors to the 81x108 $ 3 .2 3 and box of fine quality Beriln caae be considered by the (AP wtrephoto). coaate. Assembly in the light of a Mexl- not to be quoted by naZw toUl x former German capitaL The One Group. Reg.'$8.9d. Now rejporter he feels his party should The port Ot New York—fore 42x36 PILLOW CASES------72c Ea. Rag. 59c. F ast Color *7.00 Both for can reimlatian appaaliu to the most in the worid’a commerce— American answer to the Rus- STATIONERY 8 9 c Uqlted Btetea, Russia, Britain and moke Its new 64 to 42 Senate ad slaaa* threat, made last nIghL woa The flaaat muaUn ahaet made. Yeara of extra wear In theaa France to resolve their differ- vantage count at critical apota. ' was almost paralyxed aa thou- lAdy^Pepperell luxury Bheeta. Aa he enumerated them, thera Great Battle Postai Service Setup aaads of men stood idle. « *5 3 5 ftvm Gan. LoctaM encea. The Assembly recently Die blitz also hit the important D. Clay, American military gow - PERCALE PRINTS yd. 3 9 c 69c Fine Qnality adapted the Mexican reaolutlon may include top-heavy Damoeratie IMs phstegraph ed n y r , that "we win keep them fiy- Good looking patterns for dresses, aprons, etc. \ memtenblpa on the IS-man Lac harbors of Phlladelidiln and Bos unanimously. R ^ e s North ton, wdiere other thonaondz Joined ■ashing acram thi •S X 99 Irragalan OC ,72 X 99 Sturdywaar In the p^tical committee, Roa- bor. Foreign. RelaUowk Bfinklng, Overhaui Is Urged a rank-and-flie protezt oghinat a sky. wmo nmdo at I m r B: ffbarra- Both British and U. X nuttori- DRESSES *5.00 RAYON UNDERWEAR ala charged once again that Bri Finanee and Juificiary conunltteea. tery, Flagatnff, Alta. - Henry tlaa said pubUcIy the Ruosiaas andLodcwood wage. aetUement nogotuded by Cast Iroa Cloaing Out Of All Summer Dreaaes Briefs, fiare leg or band leg styles. Colon: I f [f • tain and the United States wiedted Pattani Set hy BepubSeaM Olclas et the obeenrntorf staff fiA •O* AO Wool attempta to and tha Berlin dood- The Republicans tbemsalvea laid Of Yangtze A$T. union leaders. would to told rcsponaibla tor any Values up to $14.08. Cottons, ahaen. crepes, 14^ to 24^, Tearose and white. Size 5, 6, 7 and A Each Hoover Commission Fi Spread of the walkout to addi scribed the eamet aa very bright action they take. 10 to 43. Not all sizes. Also lunlbr 8 to 16. lock. She also charged that the the groundwork for such a move wrlth a leng, heautttal taU. (AP western powen Jiinked attempts by toklng'right to five control of tional ports from Portland, Me., The Ruaaians. dtteg a leng H#t nal Recommendations to Hampton Roads, Vn., by to wirepboto). SHEETS SNOW suiting” yd. 2 .9 8 at limitation of arms and. were the Senate Labor committee In the More Uuu! Million Men News Tidbits of nllegad violation of thair terri Water repellent. Make up srour children’! snow suits and reoponaibla for a new arms race. present Congreee. To Go to Congress; La night or tomorrow was feared. tory. also said tlwy wmdd totes $ 2 .4 7 aave. Navy, brown, wine and tsaL Juan A. Bramuglia, Argentina That committee helped produce Estiifiated in Fi|^v Coned Frosi (8>) V 7 ir« A Gulf coast atoppaga has been down "an- aircraft witiwat Mantl- Ouarantaad to give yean 39c ANKLETS driagktlon chief who hoada the Be- promised if the east coast strike ficatlon marks of natioaaUty" fiy- $ 2 .6 9 Foe boys and girts. In fine ^ ^ ^ ^ the Taft-Hartley act and i^ d It bor Unit Changes Seen becomes official and complete. Truman Eyes Limited quantity. eC wear. quality cotton in turn b ^ ^ curity Council for November, into final form. Communist Forces teffiover the Soviet zcni ' DRESSES *3.00 lunched with Soviet Delefate An- PoUcb in Dayton, O , catdi A crippling west coast strike ot the three air eerrtders. Valuta up to $12.68. Sits 10 to 40. Some half sties. Prs- cuff or straight up styles. Sblld President Truman has pledged Have KdU’ger Number CIO unions has idled ships and oolon or stripes. dn( T. Vishlnoky today. T ^ i k ^ - efforts to repeal thla a ct To WfiBhington, Nqv. 11.—(JP) Arthur Buck, c a c a ^ prtaonar, The second threat Extra Spedd i tssn 10 to lA ad hka the beginning of a fresh —A complete overhaul of the men from Alaska to Mexloo for Reds^ Moves help him, the Democrat# are when he delays becaoso ho many weeks. refer# to aon-miUtary _____ 42 X M Heavy QoalHy Extra Vlaa QoaHty Calansis Mnon attempt to mediate the Bariln pected do inatall Senator Klbert jNdaking, Jtov. 11.—(F)-r-Tho postal service and "strength ttkato travel In raln...Ba#vy which do not cany aaUaanltty ^ ^ n la r $2JL98 iseue. Bramuglia led the prevloue Thomas of Utah, a 'ftft-Hartley gnmteht battle in Chinese history May Be Bhert-Uved markers. The Rbostana have ooa- attempt tor uw ao-callad neutrals ening” of the Labor depart Cnileer Fensecela, vleUn> of I There was a poaaiblUty, how Keeps Close Watch On foa. oa chairman and give him the —involving more than l,00pj)00 ment were tentatively pro klnl atomic bomb radioactivity^ plateed of niwnnicial Sights In PILLOW CASES ea. 6 2 c TAILORED CURTAINS EXTRA LARGE DRESSES ot tha Saeurlty OouneU — Argen- bacdring'of new members who take ever, that the east coast walkout Latest Maneuvers In tha Berlin air corrldan. HANDBAGS $ 2 .5 9 ttaM, Columbia. Belgium, Ghnada, men by -governinent estimate— posed today by the Hoover sinks under elx hour Navy bom might be ahort-Uved. Guaranteed for at least four yoan wear. Nationally advertissd brand. Cottona, apun rayon and China and Syria. a like view of the law in its pres bardment.. .Oommlttee of Ameri Som# official aeurcas fgadafi erepaa. Size 40 to 52. Top handle, pouch or shoulder strap styles. In plaatle ent form. raged north of the Tangtse today commission. The IS-nian bi- No dock wmrken were available volving Qty of Berlin calf, faille or suedine. All colon. Plus Tex Oevdian Knag of CtMa with Oommunlst troops having a can Petroleum Institute denlee as the liner America, queen of th4 to discount tiie Soviet note ea an 63” LENGTH pr. $ 3 .4 9 Holdover Democrats on the com- rartisan group headed by that the United Statee ia "running other move in the "wfit ef Bramuglia oloo has been con- ndttee, beaMee Thomas, ^iclude alight numerical advantage. U. S. poaoenger $eet, arrived at nervee.” Reg. $8.98. Sale Price $ 7 .0 0 qqyorpineat . spokesman i;a. former President Herbert’ out of oil’’. . .National Oongreas of her Hudson river pier today. The Key West, Fla.. Nov. 1 1 — (fiV — Sanforized WUli Zipper Opening ferring with Secretazy-Oanerel Senatora Mirray of Montana, Pep- Hoover was set up Oongreas to Pnrepte and Tenchese efts n f e« 72” UTJGTH pr. $ 3 .9 8 “ lie . lie ’s legal axperba'an p«r of Floride, Bllendar of Douls- Geh. ’Tang Wen-Yi swd the battle by 887 paaaeagers cahied thair own .- tM * t r n m An exceptional value! A abort time ago these curtaina wnTjdined along the Suchow de- find ways of streamlining tha mlttoe to help wipe out "ridous band Intgagc aa they disembark The R uasiuii ’ - ^geriln attwragr gl ^ ii^and Hm ot Aldbama. oonllc books and objectionable re- President Ttuman grai^Ung today were selling for $5.$8. Hemmed on both sldea for extra Reg. $10.98. Sale Price$ 9 .0Boxed 0 PEARL NECKLACES ___.'tha Gordian knot of the Ber tonse Une which guards the road FedenF government. It is known ed. warniag at the Berlin Air Satoty MATTRESS COVERS Oraduated single strand pearl necklaces In a 1 /M K Bupported,President Trumab’a ve to toeraatlbnal capital. formally os the Oonunission Oi^ dio and movie programe”. . .Buk with the problems that beset the wear. Shell color only. claar plaatle box. Ideal for Xmaa g ift S I I N I lin oririA to ot tha act exeopt xaiandor, vriio The U. S. Une#, oi^rator ot the center that they wOl bold thraa Oartala Dept. Asoerta Befia Outfought .ganixatlon of the XhcecuUve of American ^wapapers . guessed peace agate. Phis Tax The United States. Britain and voted to override. , Branch. America, said it wrould arrange to From his vacation retreat of hours of air-to-air (probably plane SPECIAL 95.98 Valna Reg. $14.98. Sale Price $12.00 France t peaed the querrel with , Teag sakl govermnent troops wrong on preridentlal election b«- send the pasaengen’ heavy lug to targot) firing pnetioa toSiy $ 4 .6 9 Two Wm Leas Flaeoa Predleta Savlag BIHIobs cauBo "all of. ua were guilty of de- thla Naval aubmartee base, he Ruraia over Berlin to the Security Two present IMpublican mem- outfaight the Reds during the gage to them later. over a field In the British Bnache- This U actually a ragidar $$.4$ eaattraas a sm . Saatcctas4 OoAcU a month ago, chdrglng opening phases of the giant battle Hoover told reporters today ing a little too nneh telling and kept a close wretch th ro u | h xd- burg air corridor. At other polats ben of the committee, Jenner ot about aome of the group's findings too little explaining," Rcqt R ^ r ti, The British liner Mauretania, vices from the SGRe depertroent shrunk, with zippsr opening. R earymsm n mosUn. ridl Ruaata’z blockade menaced prace. at but that they had made successive which had been due here tomor over newest Russian maaeuven in the corridors, they saiA they and twin bed elxee.« Ruaala on O ct 25 vetoed a com- Indiana and IVae New York, win wlthArawals to “shorten their and predicted that reforms now Kansas City edltw, aayn today... loae thair placqs it the Demo being drafted could save “ a good Franoe’s distrust ot Germany row with more than 1,000 paaaen- involving blockaded Berlin. will hold "local flying maasnvera" FLANNEL GOWNS promlsa settlement offend by the IIuba*' ' gen-from Southampton, has been Although both Britain and tho Of Sne quality flannel with hamatltcbad yoka. Full cut. UNIFORMS B A B Y SHOP neutrals. Russia Inslsla matten crats cut the G. O. P. member He said Reds \mder Generals many blUiOn doUars" if put into threatens to disrupt London coh- , The commander of Battery D. White cotton. Size 12 to 40. Short and [ * A ship to five. effect for about five! years. Final fsrence on future of the Ruht, diverted to Halifax, N. 8. Special 129th Field Artillery, in the Firat U. 8. have aejd la the peat they concerning Germany should bo aet- Chen' Yi. Uu Po-Oisng and Chen trains wlU carry pasaengen from would u#e fighter eecorte If nece# Rag. 9 4 J9 . Hanvywaiglit Tearoso and white. Size 16-17—92.59 long^Ieaves. SUghtly soiled. Reg. $4.98 Reg. 96.98 An Wool tled In the your-Power Foreign That will leave Senatorh Taft Keng already were throwing alt reconunendationa will go to (km- which Britain and U. 8. plan te World war took no special oboerv- $ 2 .3 9 of Ohio, Aiken of Vermont, Smith greaa in January. hand beu;k to Germans. there to New York and other ma anea, however, of the anniversary sary to keep the gbr lift going. MHnlsters eouncU. avallibie nuqqiower Into the fight, jor U. 8. citiea. of New'Jersey, Mone ot Oregon on whidi hinges the fate of north Most drastic of the propoeed of the Armistice day that brought American pilots said they hod Ib an angry apeecb, Soviet De and Donnell M Mlsaouri. Morse changes was wbst Hoover called Robert Pettey, 85, who alwayb Effect of the east coast strike that conflict to an end. standing orders to obey any Soviet m a t t r e s s c o v e r s $ 3 . 7 9 Extra aize 18-20—92.79 PEASANT SKIRTS gCflA puty Forei^ Minister Andrei T. central China. gave smile and frieadly work to $ 2 .5 9 Sizes S to Ox, with matching bolero. *PaPo W left bis party ooUeaguca last June The government too, was bring “getting the post office out of poli on Marshall plan shipments was Vanghan Named Repreaentathm i fighter plane aaekteg to toren Made of .heavyweight musUn with seams all bound and Vlohlnsky told the 58-member to vote to uphold Uie president’s tics'’ by abolishing Senate approv pencil peddler on Voa Angeles cor uncertain. He designated MaJ. Gen. Harry tteua to land. United Nations Political commit ing up reinforceniente, Tehg said, ner, rewarded when peddler pre with Mbhar hntteaa Full and twin bad lisea. SWEATERS veto. with some troops from along the al for all postmaatera. 'Iliere are The fate of cargoes on ships H. Vaughan, hia military aide, to A senior American air offloer Heavy knit, long sleeves, some with turtle neck. Black with tee: about 20,000 of th-m. The post of sents him with $1,000 gift...U ni repreoent him at ^Armistice day "We were told It we took one Under Republican control, most Petping-Hpnkow railroad line al- still'at sea and bound here was s red figures, red with white, navy with white. Ideal for of the Senate committees have fice plan also calls for reorganizing dentified young man ateate New ceremoBlea of the Key West (Oanthraad an ■) ' • \ outdoor sportewear. Sizea 34 to 40. COnON JERSEY SHIRTS York Eighth Avenue bus and runs (Ooatinuai on Pago I hirteen) been divided seven to elx in favor (Oontlnqed on Page Thirteen) the money-losing departmsnt along (Uontteued m Page Four) American Legion poet. Irragolan Of New England Qnality BEACON ROBES $ 8 .9 8 Bizea 1 to 6. Reg. $1.50. Pastels and stripes, a Z O A of the O. O. P. The larger Ap lines of "a modern busineos orga it over Its regular route, collecting At the same time, he continued $ fares until he sidewipes taxicab Pnra THliid nUing Good warm cotton robe. Assorted plalde. Sixes 16 to 20^ Reg. Price $10.95 Sale Price 8.00 Special propriations oommlttee bad a 12 nization." to give study to the need for an "40to-4«.- ...... to 8 margin for the Republicans, The commission is mads up of ...Pope Pius X n imploraa Eu agreement to ease the strain of six Democrats and an equal num ropean Federaliote Union to proas A merican-Ruoslan relations a situation tbs Democrate are ex French Reds for internstionsl understanding P rice Support m a t t r ess pa d s Reg. Price $9.95. Sale Price Air Networks pected to reverse. ber of Republicans. Four each were Meanwhile, the White Houa4 $ 7 .0 0 plck^ by President Triunan, because "the danger Is grave and made it clear that there are no Flashes! SPECIAL BUY! The RqimbUcans were content there is no time to be lost". COnON T SHIRTS to handle international proposals House Speaker Martin (Il-Maas) Battle Looms plans of any kind for a Truraan- (Into BnUUtoa of the (ffl Wira) 95.98 Fun Size 54 X 79 $ 4 . 4 9 Sale Price Blaea 2, 4 and 8. White, red, yellow and O A W ar in Open Block Street and the Senate's presiding officer. Twenty-one New York houaewrives Slalte meeting and that the , Beautifully Tailored Or Lace Trim Reg. Price $6.98. wHh a seven to six division in raising $154,008 to fight iraacev in $ 5 .0 0 blue. Reg. $1.49 , Special ^ ^ oM V their favor eu the Foreign Rela Senator Vandenberg (R-Mlch). prosident has no Intention to go to Hoover accepted the chairmanship memory of friend who died of di 'Moscow. But the White House 94.98 Twin Size 39 X 75 $ 3 .4 9 tions committee. sease.. .Industries which are rata» $harp Fight Forecast siapa OsaZlBfann Jack Benny Show Main CoaaaOy to Bo Chalfma# Throw Barricade Across as "my last public servloa.” welcome mat iz still out If Prem SUPS $ 2 .9 8 On the question ot rebuilding ing prices and boosting profits are ier Stelln should riiange his mind Loadsn, Nev. ' P ile whlta filling that la guaranteed to launder white. Itayon crepe or estin. New length. White or pink. Battlegronnd; Million I f the Democrats make it eight Quunps Elysees and inviting revival of cxceoa profite In Next Congress by —— *-« Die slippai again at Blight mis-itUchlag or oil apota. , to five there, they will have fduf the Lebor department, stripped of and decide to visit W'ashlngton for CHILDREN’S SWEATERS TRUE-LAST SOCKS many functions by the Republican- tax, RepresenUtlve. Crawrford (R„ Leaders of Grange s conference. Condaferai snM V# Dollar Offers Danglet prised aaslgumente to distribute / Sing ^ ‘Internationale’ Mlcb.) says today...Army Scert- siavin lMi*t tnraing tta hncfc ra Ah wool aUp-on and cardigan. Navy, light blue, srsUbw. R^|'ul8rl3^ 39c •••aee#o'oe#«on«#eeao#e#aSpCClsB thslr members. Senator controUed 80th Ctongrcue, the for No official word has coma from pink. . * mer Republican president said: tary Royall, speaking iq Birming rinflara. Be apolM’to tto 8ral Hollywood, Nov. 11—C^—The ham, Ala., calh for nalted Amori- Portland, Me„ Nov. 11—(C)—A Acadsidy s* Srienea In an apg Nnahon 72 x 90 "Ripple WazTa’* (Coattonad sn Pags Four) 'BaRetiii! "The thinking is to strengthen sharp fight in the next Congreu; (Cootteoed on Page Thirteen) R«g. Price $3.98. Sale Price 3 5 c pr.— -3 pr. $ 1 .0 0 war of the networks broke into Parts, Nbv. 11.—(^)“—Police * the Labor department ea in support of President TVu- aare ijepsrtod by 1ra$W. • « $ 2 .5 0 Plain and fancy tops. White, pastela.and dark. the open today with the Jack -man. . . Dutch Army reports 47 over farm price support laws was < Yugoslav a#ara ageaqr. Ta a# SALE OF HATS fought Cnnunuaiate today aft- * "We’re not going to tear any forecast today by leaders of thei tteaa ef tto Baastoa-raled < W Benny show as the main battle er ttM deqaianstratora thtow a thing out of it, as some people killed in terrorist Inridenta Ih Java B L A N K E T S s p e c ia l $ 6 . 9 5 ground. in past two weeks. National Grange. i alat lafenaation Mneaa (c Lovely All Velvet Berets Reg. Price $5.98; Sale Price Denham Plans barrier aeroea the Champe have thought” Mere for the farm organizations ' China Jumps Naahua’a famoua rayon and wool blanket for extra $ 4 .0 0 Both NBC and CBS are dangling Elyeees, raleed.the Bed S ^ Tentative Canrlusloaa Benched Offices of^merlcan owned air form) that Yafsslav Osns warmth. Ehccitlng colon In white, 3rellow, rose, blue, aqua Regnlnrly 92.98 milllon-dollar offers before the 82nd annual convention. Grange j Is toe "aallaaaflsttc." tto $ 1 .9 8 COnON JERSEY SUITS and enag the InterswHonale. The commission has reached ten lines in Philippines report they are leaders expressed opposition to a i and paaeh. Sizes 1 to 8. Pastel, brown,I, navy and gieen m O O f f ‘‘tightwad’* comic. Daily Variety Shote.wete fired and n dem- asserted: "AD hepea Clond'whitc Hats Reg. Price $3.50 and $2.98. Sale Price reported NBC the-winner with an To Hold Stand tative conclusions on three of ite booked solidly for more than a congressional proposal for drastic Moiiev Rates tioaary elswrata wto *«■ a a « ^ $ 2 .5 0 pants with solid or striped onatrator was wounded. Spec- 24 fields of study. Hoover oald. He month on all flights to U. S. . . . rmision of a long-range farm law Perfect For The Holidays Size 8,10, U and 14 estimated lure of $4,000,000. tnton . along « the historic Japanese wonder if Emperor Hiro- that It la aoasHle te tara baifc Benny’s lawyer denies a deal haa named them as: p a s ^ by the Republican-con- traas SaeialtoB are steaard. Feu Regolariy 94.98 $ 2 .9 8 others Special At 9 2 ^ street esM eeveral ehota were 1. Creation of a "service" agen.- hito will make "app/opriate” ges trotled SOth Congreaa. 100% White Goose Feathera yet been made. To Foilow ‘Business as fired. The -'Intettor MIntatry ‘Gold Yuan’ Valued at this i«aaoa. aU ttoa# steilsa Ueknwhlle, CBS is bringing up ture whpn war crimes trial ver- They also predicted the proposal m ead ta .ssau eeoatrlea af tto Usuai’ Poiicy Enforc aaM It Is unclear whether the (Continued on Page TMrtoeu) dlcte come In against Jap Iqaders, would be opposed ,by Praoldent 20 loJU. S. DoDar In-_ A Few Satin and Taffeta Hats. Rcgvla^ $6.98 reinforcements. Bossiqpn William wwmuM Man was Jrit by the —OPaley arrives tat town today. Triiroan and his-Agricidture de ing Talt-Hordey Law poSee er Coamsaalsts. ‘ partment. stead of Four to D^ITfuF BED PILLOWS e a .$ 3 .6 9 FLANNEL PAJAMAS T I^ ia no cold war. It h u been la ia_tandag Soft plump buoyant bed pillows ftPed with all new white waged hot and heavy o\’er cock Proposal Made hy Cootey goose feathers. $1. 00 «nd $2;,00 Sizes 1, 2 and 3. 3 pieces, blue or pink. Paris, Nov. 'll—(R)—Communist Nanking, Nov. 11— — The Regularly $1.88. SpMial tatla in Hollywood’s huckster WaohingtoB, Nov. 11—Vp—^Dt- The revision proposal was made G E. ELECTRIC COFFEE 5IAKER $1.00 Prayer for Peace Girdles In Washington yssterday by Rep- Chinese government tonight In-, • • ♦ s ’ REG. 912.95 ...... NOW $8.95 .1 bsvens. H>lta the ndnriinUtratlon’a pledge demonstratora threw a barricade One Full Table Of Special Marfcdowna Started Year Ago to seek repenl of the Tnft-Hartley acroee the champs elyaeea today, reaentetlre CkMley (D-NC) who is creased the rate of its "gold yuan” Complate with electric atovs and cord. Plus one pound due' to become chairman of the money 20 to the U.8. dollar, from HtokiiwteB.' Nev. 11—(FH -A * Also Nice Selection Of Needlepoint Hntn—92.98 Up Infants ■ It started fi year ago when NBC Inbor Inw, its chief agent. Robert hoisted a rad flag, and -sang the ratted 8tatea lejseted today 1 ^ Bates "Clipped Ship** Pattern of coffee PRBB. dealt a heavy blow by luring away N. Bcnbnm, intends to follow a Globe on Armistice Day poweful House Agriculture com four to the dollar. “Internationale." mittee in in-Januarj'.. ______Possession of gold, silver and ato’a prspaeal for a aow ayitra* --i. Quantity. Rag. 96.95 NASTURIUM DINNERWARE SET such CBS stalwarts as Jimmy "busineos oa-usual’’ policy. of latpranttoaal coatrato to pra- Durante, Ozzie and Harriet, Take . Dsnham said in an interview to The demonstration came Just , ^ ^ _ Cooley's attack on th# G. O.’P. i foreign currency was legalised. SEERSUCKER CREEPERS By The Associsteo PrCM ♦ —was postponed unUl Sunday be-I was directed principsUy i The rerislon \v|y.ordere4 to au It or Leave It and the Hit Parade. day he will, keep on administering after Preaident 'Vincent . Auriol try. MteJ. Ooa. Fraak B._McCay Bereft of all but one. topnotch the RepubUesn-aponsored labor A prayer for peace girdled the ' cause of bad weather. at its change of tho praaenteraoent fto^' i e f f o r t h a l t Irconomic coUapee. ^ $ 5 .9 5 left for Compiegne to head. u. cere globe today as Aaaeriesaa through-, j. ■ Thswi EAsrii -by, Brewsj for'calcuiatlbg the so.«alled The gold yuan hss fallen to nearly! toH tto 11-aatlaa Fdr Eastora Blue and green. Full bfd end twin bed elaes. A real boy’s b i c t a l t r i p l b s h e l f show (Radio Theater), CBS tried law "aa if nothing had happened," n nn-ni‘- ‘— ttot tto eoalrala Baa- bedspread. REG. 92.98 ...... NOW 91-98 * ' ^ ’'^**9’S#*^Sk^Mtn«BBK*esvr4BaeaksMl4th: A&lgffidlAlLiajBO. 4he*.bqok»; " mony on the'iqioC when the armis out the world paused at the lltb Symington's theme was echoed “parliy’’ or "fair” farm prices and 40 to the r.S . dollar in the past Electrical Dept, hour in silent Wbute to the na by the new American Legion a 'Shift to a felixlble support pro- few days. flla asked weoM riatlaas -af t o a Blue. w 1|tte. peach. Ideal for plants. one exception (My Friend Irma), Boa Mens far Changes tice was signed 30 years ago. peace treaty eaaaas toto ra—t. the efforts failed. Then Columbia Hs has some ideas of bis own Tho barricade was made from i tion's war dead., commander Pero’ Brown, of Beau gnite. Both ure due to beooma ef D u gold yuan was adopted Aug. QUABEB CURTAIN STRETCHER ...... $5.99 On the SOth annivarsary of mont,' Texas, ■who urged early fective in 1950. 19 to replace the old y'uan dollar Ttorafon * Floor Modela g. X V. Adjustable. Ponderosa pine. COnON QUILTED BIB pulled its own coup. for changing it, but "nobody has barriers plaeeb atopg the main •toyead AU White Fringed Hob Nail The trade was startled by the asked mo for any so far." street of Paris to hold the crowds Armistice day the veteran oona of oongressionsl approval of univer (Parity is a price calculated to which had plummeted from 3.500 3 CONSOLE RADIOS l a r g e g l a s s a s h TRAY ...... 19c Special Pink or blue with nursery design. Regu- O A .» ' news that Amos *n* Andy, who A numbw of labor Isadera have back -during todaya ceremony at doughboy farmers stacked arau sal military training. give fanners a return on their to $1. in 1948. to about 12.000,000 tarty 35c. Special M "We have only one reasonable products equal to that pravtoUng to the U.S. dollar. . COMET ALUBONUM TEA KETTLE had graced NBC since the crystal suggsatod privately sines Presi the Are de Trlomphe. before flower-strewn gravsa while tadsr Caateal 2 TABLE M O D E S , RADIOS set days, were going over to CSS. dent Truman’s upset election vic mlUtary and civilian leadan called and reallaUe course before us," he to a former period gsnsvally fav Exraaage Bates tlstofl BEDSPREADS $ 5 .9 8 REG. 91.79 .NOV^ 91*$9 A French flag ,w^ placed at said in an address prepared far orable to agriculture.) The new regulations set the I. CBflf.. Nav. 11—(*i Full and twin bed eizM. The bedspread that’s always in The complicated deal was a law tory that Denham either should each end of the barricade a for^ renewed dedication to univer awa saffag a watfl* 5 0 % O F^ 8 q t capacity. yer’s delight, but roughly it goes rerign or be ousted In a revision sal peace. the Arlington ceremonies. "That i# The Grange, aa well oa tto value of the "gold yuan cote" at style. Thouaands of tuha with fringed eldci and bottom. ved flag, complete with hammer, fpr the United State* to muster In American Farm Bureau fedwation 4.4434 mlligrams of fine gold and today k r e ^ Whits only. ELECTRIC ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR like this: of the law’s ternos. - sickle and the mi^ of France, flew Center of Obaenranee Anws “n' Andy incorporated But to questions about his fu- The center of the nation's oh-j full viw of the world- sufficient suppmded these pro\ioions when listed these exchange rates: REG. 95.98 ...... NOW 93.98 PLEASE NOTE! from' the center staff. active and reseri’e military they were before the lost oongreas. 1,000 gold ytun cotes for «me 2 TABLE MODEL RADIOS Complete with ttvo heat electric stovo end cord. Eight cup themselves, then sold their entire ttire, 6S-yesr old general counsel servance the tomb of the i ■ > rights to the Hsrlem characters of the National Labor Relations Short Scarae Starts Unknown Soldier )n Arlington Na strength to convince one and all i To Oppose Bevtalen ounce of gold; 15 gold yuan coin# ___ Special! Cannon Hand Size 1-3 O FF Store will be closed Thursday from 11 to C3S. A. ‘n’ A. will receive a re- bosrd responded: A short scuffle started when tional cemetery. There acorea of that extinction mutt- be the price Albert 8. Goss, master of tto for one ounce of silver; ten gold h o u s e h o l d d e c k m o p . parted $2,000,000 over five yeare, “I am still general counsel and helmetod police moved. ih. The patriotic and civic groups once. of breaking the peace." Natioiinl Grange, ssdd his term yuan coins for one old-style Chi / Popular Makes ^ G . 9 8 e ...... NOW 59e a . m. to 1 p. m. In observance of Ar^ plus a weekly salary, plus m share I will be until the . law is changed. demonstrators, moot ol whom ap again readied wreaths for the. hal- ' Pointing to this country '* woi!«- oigunization 'was expected to op nese silver dollar. ami ‘JO gold yruan ' pose the revision. ^ n s for one U.S. dollar. S a t . WHITE ENAMEL SAUCE POT of profits. The sale ia reported to “Nobody haa asked me for my peared to to youngsters in their lowed site across the Potomac' wide diplomatic commitmenta "I'* TUIUHSH TOWELS e a .2 9 c mistice Day. Open r^;ular store hours } the Treasury department aa capi resignation yet," he laughed. teena, used chunks of iron railings from Washington- V defend free peoples against un In hia keynote speech a t Uu Actually, no gold yuan coin Is .latart psjrtal plalda in yellow, blue, peneh and groan. Dfiry Maid Portable Mizem. Reg. 99.95. Now 96.00 a n d COVER REG. 91.19 ...... NOW 89e opening session of tto Grange cod- kiiown to exist, ahd’exchragea ar# Hair Dryer. Reg. $9.95 • Now $6.00 tal gaino, taxable at 25 per cent, Trauii Chn Be Changed and paving stoaea and there wrere fioundteg s preparednera thazM, just acts of aggreaalon." Brown > • CONNELLY OVEN. REG. 92.59 ... .NOW $1.98 for the balance of the day. , instead of the sliding income tax Aa general counsel at a $13,000 a few caMoltiaa on each aide. Secretary of Air Symington iazuod said fulfilUBent of that pledge ventlon, Gooa deacribad tM G.O.P. e^ucted to to to tto gold yuu law as ptovidtag eosential' *de- cqtrancy rather than in aetnal .. ^ of eiwe o\*an. Bright aluminum co\-cr, steel bottom scale. annual aalary. Denham haa a four- Tho demonotratora changed their this holiday challenge to the "ztanda In zerious Jeopardy for pSte with, wvided wiM grid. Deaf Bjed With Bov> year term d atl^ from bis July. song from the “Interaatioiiale’’ to nation: want of the minimum necessary fensaoT* qgatnst anoUier farm 4a- Plgid Pundoe Many another tax-weary radio preastfin. ion of gold attvar or IXOUR AND SUGAR CAN . 1M7, Senate confirmation to the the “MaraalUMae." Finally they "If it takes patience, let ua to mlUtary resource* to carry It foroign ozebange — prrvioaate star e ^ the deal with eavy. . poet He roeogniaeo, however, that d ^ the barrioadea them- patiant; If it takes huinill^. lot ttoougb.” Herechcl D. Newaone. maator of REG. 91*69 ...... ***.. .NOV^ 98e CBS let It be known that It was the Indiras 8tete Grange' and banned—la now prnnltted, hut aura his tenure can be changed by seivap after a man who said he ua to humble: if it takse strength. Th* only way to build up the hoMte$a cannot to used for tran». PACE CLOTHS 4 for 54« INDIVIDUAL TEA POT. REG. 5 9 c .. . . NOW 39c gunning for the popular Bennv. amending the law. WM a member of the Communist let us be strong." ^ nation’s trained manpower •W'*' -member of the convention’s Com tNmd' quahty abaoibent Dundee quality in blue, pesch, The JM t H A M COM Tfa JW CORI mittee OB Agriculture, predicted actions. They can to used to buy greoD and y^ow. painted design. mancnistm Comb* Harria-Faye. Bergen Sunday air A one-time Texas cowhand with party Central committee urged A ISOrpIane _on^W^ahteg. pile on "democratic priiiclple*.” he MANCHBiTM j them notto let their Armistice day i ton bv the Air National Ctoaifl— I said, to to provide for -participa- ^ (Oeattoaad as Page YMrtooa) (Cswjlnnad an Yngn Twshrnk (CMMaaad cm Pave FoW) narade end "In a blow^ figh.." 1 intended to *tr»*» the saaaa point tion. not bv the few. but by all." (Usntiaiira an Bn#e Fanr) I MANCmSTER BVKNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 194S FAG& TW6 MANCHESmU EV£:MNG h e r a l d , MANCU£STE:r. CONNw THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 104B MeEvoy. Watarbory Braaa Work Richard Kanaady aaM Nelaop had Eugene F. Eckert. 80. of FairfieliL i P card party will be held November (Ark.) plant where wages are sub- •tantlal change In tha Connecticut ers local;-Jedaph H. Curran. In- WalkerHit ] atappad Into tbq roadway when he who died in St. Vincent’s h o ^ tu li. Cii*Gle Discusses , 2S, in the K, of C. hoine and will Union Blamed stanUaUy lower." . Qilick Divorce law, It Would tend to clarify it and Many Oppose tarnational reprosfntauva. Inter was struck by a' westbound auto here yesterday of injuries reertvad -. * Get % lird Out? ; be open to friends aa well as mem- Enjgllsh and GaluUo - contended place thla atate In line with oU)- national Association of Maehlnista; driven by Frederick Hetoisa, Jr.. 90, when he was struck by an auto on •'Season’s Plans I here. that The oompany had odrtatled cra which have adopted lt[ H i^erlhites W. T. Moriarty, Progreariva Metal ByGurDiesj of B rk^port. Fairfield avenue In Black Rock, Ill The committee consists of Mrs. For Layoffs production of a new Una of watch ^ Curbs Loom Yearn of atudy by the -three Workara, CIO; Lavra MdHala, Weather Beea Fseter October 8. "egtn tR O f'n Agnes Breen, chairman, assisted es and said: (Connecticut commlaalonera have Waterbury Central Lsdior union, Nelson’s body waa oarrtad aboot W iiM rt^ Niilrtt New offlcem of St. Margarefa jby Ann LeClerc, Laura Bell, Rose "Tour Industry Is one of decreas gone Into thla four-point program. AFL; and Frank Camp, PlalnvUle; 10 feat, oa tha auto's fender be Circle, Daughters of Isabella held Lumbruno, Mary Moriarty and ing cesU, and If you are Interested Membera of the commlaaioB are: Strong Opposition to F. H. Kotch, New Britain; Z>atriek Bridgeport Man Fatally fore the vriilcle eouM be halted, Vn.mtloigtliM Pressure for ‘Ever In- Connecticut May Act Judge Chrlatopher L; Avery, the patrolmen re)ported. Ybey their first business meeting Tues [Margaret Wilson, In lowering per unit cost, we fall J. Ward, Hartford; Sid Gunning, Injured When Stmdk r •LUttiMd.__ Committees were also named ”creasing‘ Wages Is to see how you can do It by cur With Other States to Groton; Attorney Lawrence A. Petition by Connectient Hartford, all representing the said the weather appeared to be day night at the K. of C. home. for the annual Christmas party tailing production." Howard, Hartford; and Attorney UAW-CIO; Nlcholaa Tomassetti, On Bridge Approaeh the caotrlbqtlBg factor In tbe mis- Plans were discussed for a mass and raffle which will feature a dol(-j Gi?^n as Reason Discourage Decrees William L. Been, New Haven. Light and Power Co. New Britain, UB-dO, and John ‘hap and quoted Helnas aa saying and communion for the deceased and a tricycle. After the meetinff I ----- .A Ulan, New Britain. lAM. that heavy raUl obscured hie vision, cake and coffee were served. Bridgeport Nov. 11—<(P)—VaUl- as tha pedeatviaa stepped Into the membcra an^ a court whist. This Waterbury, Nov. ,11'—(/P)—Union Hartford, Nov. 11.— Con ’ Hartford, Nov. U —(»>—A peU Banjamln W-' Cohen, New Admits Stabbing > STARTS SUNDAY tloQ for a rata Increase at about Britain, repreaentlng tha PeoplM ly Injured last night when be. was path ot hla auto. Drive Into Van’s pressure for "ever increasing wag Weddiiufs necticut may soon act with .other •WRODY UVKS FOREVER" 10 per cent brought before the party, and Herachel Smith, South struck by an auto on OonnacUcut Hie e i ^ s seventh fataUty w es" has been blamad for a drastic states to discourage "quickie" or PLUS! "CALENDAR OIRI." avenue at the eastern approach to / LeMirli Vallry Man to Death State Public UtiUties oommission NoWsik, rspresantlng a group ot Yellow Min bridge durtaig a baavy AND GET YOUR CAR READY curtailment in the working force "migratory” dlvoroca. by the Cbnnecticut Light and the oompany’a customers In that rainfaU, C ^l Nelson, TO, of Btldgv- of the U. S- Time corporation WelchM-Keanig Now prepared for Introduction Power company has found strong dty, oppoaad tha petition. port died at Brldgaport koqittal here. Miss Orace Eleanor Kearns of to the 1949 Leglalature Is a bill Morgantown, W. Va, Nov. U.— opposltlon.- The bearing will rcauma at 10:80 early today. FOR WINTER Representatlvas of labor, bua)r a.m., Friday in the ball of the Nelson’s death was tM aighth Since last August, about 1,000 124 Maple street, daughter of Mr. which would clamp-down on the The dramatio admlaalen by ness, consumers as wqll as d ty and Houae of Repeacntatlvos. and Mrt.' Thomas A. Kearns of David Houston that he atabbed a EASTWOOD traffic fatality here tMa ysor. L«fr Wint«r W#iith«r production workera have been dis “tourist. Reno-type” divorce prac town governments and the Gener Hospital physiciana aaid.NMaoo Dmi’t wait—drive in now and have year car Wintoru COAL charged at the corporation's two 440 Main atreet, Wetherafteld, for tice. man to death In a tavern browl al Assembly appeared beforo the received Injuries of the dieat and "TWO GUYS FROM TERAS” ixed. Have yoar radiator and motor bioek porced of merly of this town, became the" .It would provide that If a per ended the trial yanterday of hla commisden yesterday in the hall Hickey Seeking multiple fractures of tha M t tag. EAST HARTFORD ^ REGULAR TYPE clock and watch plants where In son leaves Connecticut to get a di (la Oalor) olodice and scale with oar new porging machioc. It doea / Koppera Be The O th« August, 3,200 were employed at a brtde of Teohanlcal Sergeant Louis aon-in-lawT charged, with murder Deonla Morgaa—Jack CanioB of the House. Almost without ex He was taken to the ho^dtal m ZERONE vorce and comes back vnthln 19 ing the aame man. ception. all entered oj^altion to the emergency ambulaaca by Dr. TokphoDo 8-3231 a great job on yoar cooling system. Motor blocks steam weekly payroll of flM.OOO. J. Welches, son of Louis J. months “the divorce Is presumably Houaton'n statement came dur —Plaa— the company proposal which. It Speaker’s Post Ludwig Markley, whora hta nas PERMANENT TYPE Fellow's Worry!* Joachln^ Lehmkuhl, ‘ company Welches of South Bend, Indiana, no good.” ing the trial of John Craft, Augua- "nghtlag Fatkar Duaae" says, will add about 83.400.000 per was placed on the danger HaL doaacd. And, of coarse, if year motor needs adjost- president, said yesterday that the Saturday, November «. The dou Would Remove laeenttve U, Ga., who was aocuaed of Pat 0‘Rriea Mytaa DM . yeqi' to Its revenue and help fi Hartford, Nov. 11.—UP)—Rep.- Patrolmen Andrew Meveal ai ZEREX meats or repairs, we're eqaipped to haadle them entire working- force will be cut to ble-ring oaramony was performed Officials say this would remove Ing Steve Llpovlch, 20-year-oId nance a proposed expanalon pro elect Daniel F. B. Hickey la aew- 1,000 by Jan. 1, slaahlng the pay- at 12 noon by the Rev.. Heather- any incentive to go elsewhere for coal miner SepL 16. gram. Ing support for his candidacy aa PRESTONE promptly and cfflciontly. COKE Ington In Chapel 10, Fort Dlx. N. a speedy divorce—provided those Faatnra l:4S-S:80-SiSA foil to 160,000 per week. About 400 The 47-year-oId father-in-law 818.000,009 Needed Next Year speaker of the House In the 1949 How To Hold dismissal notices were Issusd this J. Yellow and white pompons com Involved plan an early return to told Circuit Judge Charles G. The company claimed It needed (ieneral Assembly. TEXACO P. T. if MoMI Kcrmene week at |he two plants. posed the decorations. Bridal thU sUte In which they are domi Coattanoaa Performaooa Today Hickey has conferred with state ciled. Baker, It was he, not C ra ^ who Features At StOS P. M„ 6K)9 the increase to meet an expansion FALSE TEETH "We arf faced with a wage lev music was provided by the chapel wielded the knife. In a statement program made necessary by de- leaders here, party 'sources report Look pretty while organist The bill is one of the iour-potnt P. M. and 9>1S P. M. More Firmly In Plac* el," Lehmkuhlsaid. "which has ris stste legislative programs com prepared later be said he stabbed Last Show 7t46 .mards of customein for more serv ed jresterday, and haa told them STOP AT THE en to a point whbec draatio curtail Qlvan in marriage by her broth- Ltpqvich after ‘.‘Steve kissed my ice. Chairmen rtiarles L. Oamp- he wants the post when the Houae Do your (■]>« teeth sniioy end * yon’re waiting.. ar, Lawrence J. Kearns of this pleted by the Connecticut Com- wife.’’ convenes Jan. 5. borrsM by allpplnr. dropplnc or wsb- RANGE ment in our worHlftgforce Is our mlBsiontrii for the Promotion of Sat: Episode No. 1 "Sapermaa" bell of the Board of Directors said bllnr when you ekt. Uuab or telkt TEXACO SW N only alternative. town, the hrlde. was attended by Judge Baker directed a jury to Others mentioned as possible Juat iprlnkle a little rASTBBTH Uniformity of Legislation In the I the expansion program calla for candidates are Rep. Arthur Tan ‘Would Price Prodocts OifAfarliet* her sister, Mrs. Anne Maatrangelo, United States. Other states are acquit Chraft. He ordered Houston the raising of 882.000,000 In new your platei. Thla alkallna (noa-aeM) “We have constantly pointCd^ut and Pascal Maatrangelo, brother- held on a bench vrarrant charging ner of Woodbury and Rep. John R. powder holda falae teeth mora flrmly asked to act In concert with the capital of which 818.000,000 will Thtm of-Hamden. and more comfortably. No gutasar, to those negotiating for ever-ln^ in-law of the bride, was best man proposals. murdef. be needed next year. gooey, iwaty taate or feeling. Doae not $6.50 creasing wages that the limit of fo t S g t Wleches. Herbert F. Hickey, a veteran of three OIL 'The three other bills follow: '• Campbell said the rate Increase terms In the House, was Houae aour. Checka "plate odor” (Sentura our ability to absorb such increas Kesuns Of eS Mi^le atreet and breath). Qet FASTSBTH today at nay A joint tort feasors act, which was necessary to show Investors leader In the 1985 sesaion. es has long since been rsaohed, and Sgt. Wilson of Fort Dlx were provides that whsn two people are drug. store. f itlubilheat ushers. V, Niat' their Investment would be that further increases would liter liable for an ln ju » —such as a safe and they would get a "rea ally price our producta off the Tha brioa^ore a brown crepe two-party automobile accident— Held for Shootliig Tbreat dress and h a L ^ th gold acces sonable return." He said that the Have Your Car lYinterhed market." they may be made to divide the I:'NN eomeany had consistently and per New Haven, Nov. 11—(ff)—Mra The corporation workers are sories and corsage of Talisman damages between Uiem. It does KIUIUBIDBHB roses. Her matron ofJionor wore a sistently' reduced r s ^ for 20 Michael Quoka 81, complained . TMs Hl-nterk matera- FUEL Maw by Our Experts ■ represented by two unions, the not affect, however, the rights of NOW Bods SATURDAY years, effecting a saving of 84,- that her husband had pointed a Waterbury Watch Workers union gray dress and hat, bla^ aoces- the injured party, who still can First Maaebestar Sbawlag tay dteea is aa pretty as Borlea and corsage of plnx roses. 000,000 per year for Ita customers, rlfia at her and threatened to Making sure your car doesn't break (AFL) and the International Asso collect out of either or both. adding It was no longer able to do shoot her, poUce reported last ciation of Machinists (Ind), Ih e csrCmony was foUoaw. by Would Outlaw ButldiBg Corba * ■....■ " w m % nlghL A chaixge of breadi of tha enn b a . . . Tbe eap elervea down is cheaper than repairing mere a reception at 1:00 'p. m. at Couh-. so despite Increased consumption OIL The AFL union won a graduated A "reverter to .reaUty" act C o r o n e r M ^ m and more efficient machinery. peace was lodged against the man. . . a tte geU buttoBS, extensive damage later. pay increase of from seven to 10 try House, Pemberton, N. J., for \vhich would -outlaw building re- Detectives said k search of the 50 gueats. Yellow and white pom Oteltenges Company "Take RIak" cents an hour last summer With stmrtions and the like after 80 Leading the' opposition, John J. Quoka home uncovered two rifles and tba front bow gives It two cents of the incresM scheduled pons predominated in the decora years. ^A t present, land records CREEK ta t no ammunition. tions. - Driscoll, secretary-treasurer of the o dreeufi ap leek . .. It*e to become effective Jan. 1. arc cluttered With reatricUona Im state CIO council, challenged the Get It At Counter With Telegram For traveling the bride wore a posed in connq^on with building royal blue suit dress, matching hat HBLiCiRr company to “take a risk” and Manebester’n Pton* gray epau rayeuf trimmed MORIARTY Union officials countered with a developments wWch failed—and Issue more stock rather than to and black acceasoriee. They will PInst "Wrack of tbe Heaperm** telegram to Lehmkuhl asserting as yet there la no way to get them try to finance expansion by a rate Distrtbntor for with red, Mae aod green that the amount of business done be at home to their friends after off the recoMs. ^ »Ut. At ItSO—Kva. At S:M by the corporation this year December 5; at 42 High ' street. A uniform partnerShi|^.Mt. Al tacreaae. ^ •SOHMER bi a striped efteet on tbe BROTHERS though this would make n o .^ b - Added Sat. Matinoa Only Driscoll said It pppeereA aa If Linoleum'' MORIARTY "hardly substantiates your posi Mount Holly. N. J. the companFe eustomera were bedlee .and eUrt • . « On The Level At Center And Broad tion that you are being priced out The bride’s gift to the bride "SUPERMAN" Cibap. I •GULBRANSEN groom was a camera projector, "being c ^ e d upon to subsldlxe an Asphalt And Robber Tilo TELEPHONE 5135 of the market." expanalon of bwlness” which he •WURIJTZER aisea 19 to la. BROTHERS The telegram, signed by WWW and to her attendant she gave a said was a matter for the stock President James Qalullo and lAM bracelet and matching earrings. hoMera rather than the conaum- •HARDMAN "On The Uvel At Business Agent Frank J. English, The bridegroom gave to the bride nAw*. n %b JONES a gold necklace and matching Ctnter and Broad” asked also why the company was TONIGHT Only one group appeared in laymg off "such great numbers of bracelet and to his best man and ► favor of the petition. ’Hda Indud Fomitorc And Floor employes in your Little Rock ushers he gave cigarette lighters. The bride was formerly a chll- Carl Angellctr$ Orchestra ed alx locale of the International Coverinf KEMP’S d.-end's ward supervisor In the Me , i i t Brotheriwod of Electrical Work- INC. era. ^ . 36-38 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 morial hospital. After entering the Mayor, Raymond B. Snyder ot Famitaro and Music service In 1943 she was stationed Fin* Food. W*U Sorvod Waterbury, oppoelng Increasing ^S...fOR BBI a t Camp Sibert, Ala., and Fort rates, said that one factory in Bennihg, Ga.; In 1944 She wss sent Waterbury Is on a three-«ta^- to England, and at the time of her ^ Koopg Pooi^X om ing To < w e ^ schedule and other factories discharge was a First Lieutenant "are foUoaring anlL Z do not think m in the Army Nursing Corps. / STARTS SUNDAY t' J people can afford to pay In- "Drums Along the Mohawk" ereased rates," he said. Also *dUcklash" C d V E F ’F Richard D. Beiuan, Repubilean Mail Found Dead; 45 East Cofitor Stmt^^^Hous* Of Cht^Hty** Town committee chairman, and Senator Martin . F. SuUlvan, both iXinr,Cswu» Ddightiul Dinners' Vdried MenW, of Waterbury,. oppoped the peU Another,Star,ving; tion. Bifl%«odtiRH^ n H% iMHI|»Oaap^H(apqgfl%iaqiR%aso Otheia Oppeslag laeiaasea New York. Nov. 1 1 Police Other offleUla who oppoaad rate ik a b K ^ room ^ one more! broke Into a t3-room Staten Island to Go Increases Included Mayor Irving house yesterday, and found two S.ino*^ C. Freese of Norwalk, First Select elderly men seated In rocking 1t*» ■\. man Vincent Scully of Westport. chairs—one of them desd and the Senator-Elect Jo ae^ W. MorrellL ether suffering from sUrvatlon. Rep.-EIect Emil Karbonlk and The two, Morris Driscoll and F A R R ’S Alderman VIneent Hayes and VIn- Charles Sharrott, both 76, had vent Kotowsid, all of New Britain; served for years as caretakers in **Dlning Room of Distinction'99 Sena^^Bleet Garrett Burkltt of m the house, once owned by a' New AnaDnli,xaad Rep. Stuart A. Up- m ^ / 9 4 ‘9 York banker, Edward W. Brown, Tonight 5 to 9 p, m. eon and RS|^-BIect Clara W. Lew- Who died about 15 years ago. HAMMOND — ADRIAN CONSOLE la, both of Monroe. Driscoll, Suffering from starva Union repreeentatlves who op- tion, was taken to a hospital. He Ail Day Fri, and Sat, poaed tha propoaed rate Inereaaes told police Sharrott had died two Included Mr. Driscoll, Joseph J. days earlier, and "the shock was ■ r u . . . so great 1 couldn’t stand it." ------Our Famous — Phone 3923- Police broke Into the house after a delivery man reported that bread FOR YOUR DINNER PARTY* left at the door had not been pick Broiled Live Personal Christmas ed up for three daya. OUR ADDRESS?—OH Y E S - C a rd s ^ The Experts Were Wrong ♦ .. DOWN PEACOCK ALLEY LOBSTER AT NO. 10 EAST CENTER STREET 50 for $1.00 You should sao Ih* kiggogo spaco in Served with French Fried Stationery the new, 1949 Linodn Connopolitanl It’s CARDIGAN SWEATERS Potatoes, Special CheCa Informal Notes tremendousl PBe eoou^ guitcases and sports Salad, Hot Rolls and Coffee Wedding Inrltations gear into tt to teke you around the count^ And So Were W e! NOW PLAYING and Best Of AO The t h e o a k g r i l l : to princely s^de...and you’ll still have FOR GIRLS • Vi. Wrapping Paper JANE UW P r i c e s so OAR STREET room to spexe. Ilfs sealod all around against KEN’S PRINT SHOP dust and arater. lined, toOj..sp your Yea, we thought we had all winners but we guessed wrong too and so DOWN, DOWN, DOWN go WYMAN • AYRES Open Bveninga TOI StSS fine leathef bags won’t get scratched. All tho DRESSES . • Delicious Food > Legdl Bevemges Over DRESSES . • • • . 4.00 . . .VAL, 7.98 THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY o A tm o sp h e r e Three Hundred COATS • • • .75.00 . . .VAL. 110.00 NOV. 18 -19 - 20 ■aTINEC eATl'kDAV Pfniahed Moiumcnte and COATS ...... -YST.OO Markers la Oar Display Mmtkel Snow Bxtrmdrdtnitntry 100% ALL WOOL SKIRTS...... 2.00 . . .VAL. The Pfaiest In BlggD^f Hit Ev«r with N. Y. Cost. I SKIRTS. . . 3.00 . . .VAL. TO Aftor SVa Yoors oo Iroodwov j Design TNf UNcoiN coiMoroiirAN coNvsarisu .59 THE CLUB CHIANTI WkN* Iim »«ll Him m4 nmt Iwm* «• iRHua SKIRTS-...... , . 4.00 . -VAL.— YNiiME«ni 'TALENT CONTESTi i Workmanship EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BLOUSES...... 3.00 . . .VAL. You, Too, May Be a Fatare Star! Material Today, tonaorrow.-Mibon aapt^ag*i.^|idtl|ai Sizes: 2,4jr^ Lmcoln Cosmopolitan open a world of uew magnificent fine cor maneuvmi eeaily to traffic. NAME . . . . . RED, WHITE, BLUE. RED^ LIGHT BLUR, COTTON BLOUSES, . . . . SOe . . .VAL. MANCHESTER driving pleasure for you! We tovite you to oome to It will be a thrill you wont want to misal Make dl PINK, MAIZE. KELLY GREEN a o d e e s s .. leaeeaaaeeeee and get the feel of its mighty new ei^t-cyltodm; date with ui r i ^ nowl CORDUROY VESTS. . . 1.00 . . .VAC {’S-lssS J i YALBNY...... AGE...... FHONE...... MEMORIAL MANCHESTEB GREEN A A k i I T ^ O D SALESROOM HOUBSt 7 A# f A I W 7 Tr DANCING EVERY COMPANY NYLON HOSE, ASSORTED . 59e . . .VAL.TO a aiirettf Prop. • WHEN YOU COAAE IN FOR YOUt DEMONSTRATION. 86 SURE TO TRY TOUCIi^.M ATIC OVERDRIVE!* M A IL YOUR ORDER NOW! SATURDAY NIGHT TO < ivm FKAKI AMI HAEBI80N CHILMEN'S DRESSES. . . 2.00 . .. .VAL. TO THE TEDDY P.AGE TRIO WntRETB^ l aaoieatad Bateieee ana Baaiitua** Cari' OMurlery gfaa.1 uaag. O W , Is, fiM. waa OMer ta« TAX 1'Ki.RpiioNB rm oa stm MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. CHILOREN'S DRESSES. . . 3.00 . . -VAL. TO Bala. IMIb ILM. < Mat.1 UMa. a 1st Bata. aala. n aa tu a INC. Now la tho Time To Plan 0 |w«i UimilBve si.*i CENTER STREET naa, taaL * Your Winter Parties! MANCHESTER Make ReserVatlone Early! Bay tMrect and fine* Mmieyi ,Y E S - THE EROADWAY C A STl, I' ^ •. \ , , - UKKAU*. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 194t MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.# THURSDAY, NO\^MBER 11, 194S imloa and toe AFL Seafarers In- plaead'dwvala sad 800 haa sa Take all the aaod yua waat. a body shop Utd off 300 for two To Resign Xov. 15 rwrvicc. lyocjs Stephen S t., Laur against the General Motor* corp teroatlonal union—were expected ‘ on hills on state highway Dr. O. Albert MU. highway ec weeks•K* duringdurii plant change*. ent will siiccecd him. Mackenzie oration When It changed iU ln*ur- for tow hy molitcMata 4urlBg_. tlia mtesteoer. hot toavs the ahavul Jobless Claims Munche»ier StrikesHit in union cirelas to rsfuse is aaU Hartford. Nov. U.—(F>—The w u n u —1860 In to*. Bristol araa 2.000 were Ottawa, Nov. li—i/ei—(3anadian King diacloacd his retlrtment date ancc provUlona for employe* with Uiips from any docks wher* union State Highway deportmrat has wlater’s tea and ow storma. hlad isr tha asai faltow. Today’s Radio out of work for part of a week Prime. Minister William I. Mac- yanterday in a letter to a Canadian out consulting their Union. Den longahoramen are not worMng. WTIU—1086 during inventory taking. kenxie Ring Mya ha will' resign Lafijon eff the British Empire How Is Your ham's ^oslUon that inaurance and Dale Book Major Part 1 • RiseinState A Danbury rubber product* Nov. 15 after more than 20 years Service league. ntlrem ent plan*, ar* subject to Easter* Standard Yimo compiany told off 50 due to lack of compulsory ollectlve bargaining Negotiatiotu iyinmiiiiiiiHMiniiMimiiiMiiiiiM 5 - TonlgM Of Shipping i work. A Thorough Checking Over did not sit well with some em American Legion Armistice Day • 10:00— Initial Claims for Ben* j TTemporaiy laveatory Layoff Stir Pniem Hope* Free Heating This Winter. A SHgAt Adjuff|l ■I' ployers. Banquet 'at Le^on Home at 0:30 WDRC—James Hilton. O' V t I* ftoe) Sen Frandsco, Nov. ll—(FT— WDRC—Hint Hunt; News. efits Rise fofor Fifth' Meriden ctoinu were up becauae Inexpensive'Baffle May Save You Rffal IHoacy b rin l: p. ra. (twattnued fram Fags The first direct nsgptlstions sine* W(30(3—Hartford Police Speak; WONS—Thlri Man. of the temporary Inventory layoff (UntlaM<4 from P*fr <*"«> Annual Harvest Tea, Baxaar , WTHT—Child’s World. by a bearing* factory. ... yo« COM hova Consumption. Remember: “Aa OuaceOf PiifliWlR Ome com- the Pacific coast maritime strike Tunco for Tote Straight Week and Supper. Temple Chapter, No. major problem for marl began Sept. 2 stirred hopes today WKNB—Newa; Pied Piper*. I 'WTI(3-Screen Guild Ilieater. In the Middletown area a piano Ctonnally (D-Tea) Ja acheduled to 53, Order of toe Eastern Star, at panics. Is Worth A Pound Of Cure.** Ahout Town of water front peace by Thanks- IVTHT—BSndatand; Hall of ' 10:80— Hartford, Nov. 11 — {/th — The parte plant ct.rteiled the second tha bast t« oil h a a t . . . bacom* chairman. Other Demo- toe Masonic Temple. Police Guard Water Front giving. Fame; New*. WDRC—Flrat Nlghter. shift and laid off ISO. About 45 eratlcimldover* include Senators Zion Lutheran Church Council Friendly Circle's Charity Salt. Special police patrols guarded State Labor Department reported C(0 longshoremen and employers IN tN ^ W n C —Backatage Wife. WTHT—We Care. filed ctolma because of an inven Quality Work at Reasonable Prices George of Georgia. Wagner of will meet tomorrow evening at Hale’s store. the New York w ater front round- last night announced toe reopen •*r *•*•« atsssi 1:15— WONS—Ray Henry’s Orch. today that the ntunber of Jobleae tory layoff by a bearings factory. New Vorft and Thomas of Utah. 7:30 when plans for Improvement Also OatooUc Mothers’ Circl* the-clock, but all waa peaceful. ' ing of contract talks today. iiiiifusnni rrrr WKNB—Eddy Howard. W nC^Fred Wartng. claimanta for unemployment in-| In toe New Britain are*'about Senator Barkley - of Kentucky of the adiolnlng parish house ad fall meeting and supper, St. Up to 10,000 of New York’s 25,- John Kilpatrick, operating man V inr OUR BASEMENT WTIC—Stella DaUa*. S 10:45— mirance benefit, in CtonnecUcut; move* up a* vice president and dition will receive attention, ano James's hall. 000-odd members of the AFL In ager of toe Aitaerican P^ident BOTBP SHOP WTHT—Harrl-son 'Wood. rose Blx per cent to 24.208 during! » ^ Senator Hatch of New Mexico, the the date of the next congr egation ' - PrMay. Nov. IX ternational Longaboremen's asso Linea headed a 19-man employer WDRC—N ^ ■ England Note 11:15— thq week which ended November 1 ?**•"«=* **”’’** other Democrat on the commit al meeting fixed. Fellowcmft Club semi-formai ciation (ILA) wef* raported to group into toe negotiaUons. With book. WDRC—Dance Orchestra. “ 0. The Norwalk office reported lay- s o r -b Ca z e WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE tee. did not seek re-election. dance, Masonic Temple. have joined the walkout which be Longshore Union President Harry WONS—Story Time. WONS—Musical Scoreboard. Thla was 80 percent higher than; offa of 20 by a slipper manufactur- Such veteran DemocraU aa Mr*. Florence Streeter ia chair Sunday, November U fore dawn yesterday. Bridges was Allan Haywood, na WTIC—Lorenzo Jonc*. WTHT—Blue Room. the 13,465 who applied for benefits; ei and 20 by a tire company due to *341 Bnud Street Tcleplmae 2-12S7 Hayden of Arlsona. Thomas of United Every-Member Church Custom house figures showed 41 lack of w*ork. man of a food Bale for Saturday Canvass. tional (310 director of organisa 1:45—* WTIC—Songs by Morton Dow* during the corresponding week B o l l a r Oklahoma, Tj'dlng* of Maryland. at nine o'clock In Halc'.s store by ships were affected here immedi tion, and his aaatatant, R. J. WE NEED MORE ROOM WONS—Two-Ton Baker. ney. year ago. A Norwich fiber company laid off RusseU of Georgia, Byrd of Vir Monday, Nov. 15 ately In addition to 16 already ly Initial claims, w'hich start claim 75 due to lack of work and in to* the members of Anderson-Shea Down Homera’ entertainment, Thomas. WTIC—Young Wlddor Brown. 11:80— ginia, McCarron of Nevada, Auxiliary. The usual line of home ing idle as a result of toe west Williani Margolis, assistant di WDRC—SjTnphony Hall. series, rose sharply to 4,842 dur W’aterbury area, a clock company U n i t sponsored by V. F. W. Auxiliary, coast strike. Yesterday’s rain, laid off 250 for the same season. ST’’ O'Mahoney of Wyoming and Mur baked foods will be on sale. Mem at High School hall. rector of the Federal Conciliation WDRC—Mualc off the Record. WONS—Dance Muaic. ing the week from 3,554' for the ray of Mdntana wlU get fliat crack bers desiring their dMtations called which normally would curtail dock service, called the seaeion after toe k)R SOA\E OF THOSt WOHS—Adventure Parade. WTK3—Dance Orchestra. previous Week and 2,184 a year Wedasaday, Nov. 17 work, and today’s Armlatice day ago. ’This was the fifth stnUght at the new assignments. for should get In touch with any Turkey aupper and Auction, 2nd longshmumen and four other WTHT—Green Hornet*. 12:00— Storm Detojx Smith Fllgkt • ' > -i: Hurray once was a member of of the following members of the holiday obscured tot full Impact unions Involved in toe strike had W nC—When a Girl Marries. W n C —Newa; Muaicana. week that initial claima have risen. Congregational church. of the walkout. FINE SUITS FROM THE the committee. And Democratic committee: Mrs; Getrude Buchan Also repeat performance by agreed with the ahipping industry 1:15— The biggest part of toe increase Moscow, Nov. 11.—(JP)—A snow Senators Pepper of an. Mrs. M argaret Brown, Mrs. About 6.500 dock workers re to resume talks. WONS—Superman. Frequency Modulation was attributed to an inventory storm today again forced post Community Player of "Tou Can’t mained away from their Jobe In WDRC-t-FM 48A; 98.7 MC. layoff of less than one week by a or Rhode Ii«>»d. HIU of Alabama Elsie Anderson. Mrs. Chris Glen- Take It With You," auspices Tem Ths agreement eallsd for toe na- WTK3—Portia Faces Life. ponement of U. S. Ambassador and Luca* of Bllnola. all member* ney. Ml** Irene Copeland. Pro the Philadelphia and Wilmington, tioral CIO and toe San Francisco 5:80— WKNB—FM 103.7 MC. bearings manufacturer reaulUng Walter Bedell Smith's Sight to ple Bctb Sholom. Del., area last night after voting to «T H T —FM 106.7; MC. in claims rises In Briatol, Meriden Berlin. Smith planned originally before the congressional reorgan- ceeds from the sale will be used Thursday, Nov. 18 Employers council to stand behind WDIM3—Old Record Shop . IsaUon act cut most Senate com for toe fund to rebuild toe Jack- reject the tentative union agree any contracts between the unions I HOUSE OF WQRSTED-TEX WONS—Ckipteln Midnight. WTIC—FM 452 MC; 96.5 MC. and Middletown. to leave yesterdky. but the storm Chicken pis dinner and aala,>8t mittees back to IS members, may eon Laboratory for cancer re ment for a basic wag* increaae of and shipping firms. WTHT—Jack Armstrong. WDRC—F5I. Bridgeport continued to lead the delayed him. He will g6 tomorrow Mary's Guild. \ ten cents an hour akmg with other W n C —Just Plain Bill. Same ns WDRC. state in the number of Jobless If the weatort. clears. The ambas be bidding for the places. search which was destroyed in Friday. Nov. It If the Republican membership the fire a t Bar Harbor, Maine, In benefits. Virtual paralysis of dock* THEREFORE WE ARE NOW OFFER- 5:45— WKNB—F5I. claimants with 4.579 followed by sador plans/to be away from Mos Washington PTAf Fair and Fun Ing In the district was forecast by • WDRC—Herb Shrlner and Ray 3:00—Same aa WKNB. New Haven with 2.989, Waterbury cow about/a week and may visit U limited to live holdovers ttose October, 1M7. All VFW auxiliaries night, 7:30, West Bide Rec. Local Resident ' throughout Connecticut are assist union leaders. mond Scott. 4:30^Matinee. Melody. 2,262 and' Hartford 2,098. The re-^ Faria. / places would go tc Senators Van- Also lacture-damonstration by INC THE FOLLOWING VALUES I maining 15 offices were . under denberg of Michigan. Wiley of ing in this project. Differ on Boetoa Effect WONS—Tom Mix. 5:00—Evening Sentinel. ------„ 1^^ - ■ ■ .i- Hartford Gaa Co., Center church, Gets Service Pin WTIC—Front Page Farrell. ■7:00—News: Dance Time. 1,400. Advertisement— i. Wlsccmsin, Smith of New Jersey, Group A. Although International ■ ILA The Anaonia office reported a Hlekenlooper of - Iowa and Lodge Helen Davidson Lodge, No. M, President Joseph P. Ryan satimat- Evealttg 7:30—Easy Rhythm. Also semi-formal dance at Rain Yirang Men’s 7:45—Musical Story Book. temporary layoff of 135 by a I/4 m looking for good tenants of Massachusetts. Daugditera of Scotia, will install bow club by Ladiea of Bt. Mau ed in New York th at 8,000 Long Four employees oZ Hamilton Men’s and Young Men’s 8 :00— foundrv while new-equipment was-! that are interested In central busi- There had been some Ulk that ltd new officers tomorrow evening shoremen quit work In Boston y ^ Standard Propellers dlvlBion of WDRC—News. 8:00—Newa: Requeet Time. rice. 8:30—U.S. Air Force Band. being installed. - {ness locations for stores and of* Senator Taft of Ohio might swk at 7:45. It will be an open instal Saturday, Nov. S8 terday, J. Alex Crotosru, bead of United Aircraft Oorporatimi re SPORT COATS WONS—News. In • the Bridgeport area an auto 6ce«. Win. Rubinow. t [ lation with the rfiembers of Clan the Port of Boston Authority, said cently observed either twentieth or ■WTHT—Music at Six; SporU. 9:30—Ronald Coleman. a place on the committee. On the Music festival by band and TWEED SUITS Rcf. $19.95 To $25.00 Valnfig WTHT-FM, other hand, tf the Republicans got McLean and others in attendance. songsters. Salvation Army Citadto Boston harbor would b* littia af fifteenth anniversaries with the WTIC—Newa. Grand Deputy Mrs. Janet Sicble of fected if the walkout ends tomor company. Receiving service pins Slaaa 88-44 Same as WTHT except 6:45- ah many aa six poets, leaders said November X8, S6, X7 9:15— 7:30 p.m.. Concert Hour. there la an unclerstandlng that the Meriden will seat the officers, St. Bridget’s church Bazaar at row. from Erie 'Martin, general mana Boom Longa sad Shorts WDRC— Sportacast; Hoadlhiera and Grand Secretary Janet Ruth Estimates given to his office in ger, were: WUliam S. Davis of 65 WTIC—FM. I ! ’ vacancy will be filled by Morse, St. Bridget’s hall, , Heg, 2 4,75 .. a u b . Same aa WTIC. represenUng th - Pacific coast. erford of Hartford will be present. Saturday, Nov. XT dicated that only between 300 and Alexander atoeet, Manchester, WONS—Sporta; Newa. Another Vital Spot Supper will be enjoyed at Farr's Ladles' Aid Variety aide, Eman 400 of the city’s 1,500 Longshore twenty-year pin: <3ari F. Baker, w nC —Strictly Sports; Weath- Television Democrats consider the Bank- at six o'clock, a brief business uel Lutheran church, 2 to 6 p. m. men actuahy stopped work be 53 Rumf6. . i . MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNnTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 194S P A O B t t t MANCHESTER EVENING HCKALD, MANCUB^jnSK. TUUK 8 0 AY. NOVEMBER 1 1 , 1 9 4 8 will be oompoeed of board mem a good many mora, Mem to be by 24,1«7, Carroll by 24,152, Tru man by 19,592. Making Study bers, ritlscns and teachera. 4IUm rl|r0Ur hoping that PrePdent Truman Hear of Aid There has to be some qualifica The State Department of Edu Announce Plans will at leaat glw tho'idea a trial. tion of this triumph for high-level cation, th* University of Connec r e t i r e m e n t Rockville V *- It It may bej,of coutm, that hi* fa- campaigning. It worked beat in ticut, state Department of Hsaltit F orQ d p p led Of Education end .ths Inter-Racial commission, On Budget Drive mouB bonera of the past, on Palea- thoM communities where Con- ii*2S^SSijS?S"iNa greasmanT*lect Rlbicoff Was best will provide conaultante for th* tine, oiB the VInaon mleslon, for in- known before the election. Where committees. OPPOFITUNITY County Court Canter Cbngregationsl church M o s t Com prehensive MmMAirCRUroUN ftttncice, were merely his rebellion*, Members of Robertson his failure to gain startling head Dr. Joseph A Ba4r. chief of the announced plana for its Eveiy- o « n > i « y » too late, ll against policies he should lines was compensated for by some S u r v e y Bureau of Research and planning Do yea haaber 9* be tafiepaafieatr Liba 9a talM Beamrai elilck- Member Canvass to he conducted PTA Listen to Address Ever in State of the state Dapartmant of Edu Session Friday ■MbM OctoMr L UP- never have accepted in the first personal knowledge of him and by w, e tc .? Haia’ a 9ba anawnri A Baa alx laem baoM wtUi all on Sunday. November 14. Over 100 By State O fficial the willingness of non-partisan B e g u n i n W i n d h a m cation. is director of the study, and MM beat, Mhliii9 Utehea. ambassadors will contact aU mem rsMUM *«nr place. It may even be possible friends to do something for him. Maurice J. Rom of the earn* bur- *te.,.al9aa9efi aa a aaala at9ai]r, la 44, |Mt paal QBaiiyillli hera and friends of the church on tyndw « U HolWity*. BBttrjtf that he can’t, on his own, do any But for these the high-level cam Mu is associate director. O iarcb tat Beltaa. Haaliea 9ka yaa get a larga taeatefi Cases listed lor Short ■oM o im r «l M«iietoMt«r. Obiib.. •» Hartford. Nov. 11—(P) — The that day to raise the largest budg iMMitf CM* Ka'I M«tW' worM than he has done while tak President W. F. Lockwood con paign was an indispensable proof Mrs. Raymond Parker of Wind grecalMMM fan o f baaottfid ete. et in its history. Nearly 324,000 ducted the monthly business meet most coaqirehenstve educational Tea eaa lataM year Cavottta Miaaia far praSt. Yaa afiifi Calendar; Other News •OCaCRIPTtON ing ordehs _from the so-called ex that the basic character they ad ham ia chaintfan of tho coordinat must be raised in 1948 to cany .310.00 ing of th* Robertson Parent- mired was even strong enough to survey ever made in Ooonecticut ing committee and Mrs. aunley ga9 a Baa display akaanasai 9a afeaw 9taet •ff or yaa eealfl ^ Teacher Association last night in 01 the City of Loom s out the work of the church at perts in the past. dictate Judge Ribicoffs selection MUl*r, member o f the Windham albly bank year mether-la-law la 19. Ttaa home and abroad. SilT i M ^ ^ y UkH ...... ! iSI th* asMmbly hall of the Robertson today was begun in Windham, kc- goea wttk it Is an Bae rieh aaO, wftli a a v ^ OM mcnth •> UPI ...... •••? So the country’s first hope for of a campaign. In other words, his Board of Education, is sscraUry. Rockville, Nov, 1 1 — (sp ecial) — This year for the fliat time Cen Stall* Oo*r - v ” ...... iU school on North School street. At campaign choice might have been cording to Finis B.- Bngleman, taWlaliefi aad grewlag. Tea -alag gat aaettaar _ (1 Mr. Truman seems to he that he tendance was somewhat curtailed, The following caMS are listed for ter church, haa combined with 39 to create more of a stir for him atate conlmiasioner of education. gimulated “Attack’* Poatpoaed aembled) aad a ehlekea caep. Troigr aa axeaUeat eppetlaalljr fee other churches in Manchester. s| id will be himself. Whether the ex by the rainstorm, although a num a retired eoaple, er aayeae .wIm dM aet eaia for eity Bfe and the short calendar aeaslon of the iftm t *t m —- *p**i*o self in Uie sections o f th* county The atate department Is cooper Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 11—(F)— Tolland Ck>unty Superior court the Hartford area In' the Fifth An perience, if it is forthcoming, will ber of new members were en where he yms a comparative AdvarM WMtber oonditkms forced work la a faetory. Tha bieeiaa froH Bewera aleae abeitM pay BBMBBK Ur rolled. .j ating with Windham officials in a which will be held oh Friday. No nual United Ehrery-Mcmber Church move us to cheers or to de^air we stranger, but to do this at the ex- the postponement of the simulat off the fan patee la Bve years. Florist taaetaMM aew tai operatlea Canvass. rUB SHOH'IATEn I'liBI^ Dr. Jack Sabloss of the State study of educational opportunities tay preeeat earner, baagtam, aU this far oaly gUAfie. ~ vember 12 starUng at 10. a., m TM AaMOMtaO P r t f ■■ •»clu*i**ly h'esltate to predict. penM of a loss 6 t enthusiasm for and fadlltlsa now provided for the ed "attack” on Washington, D: ; with Judge Thomas E. Ttoland A dinner will be served on Satur Department of Health, who was himself among those who already oeeopaaey. •ntitIMi to tit* u»* ol rtpuitlirotloo ^ the guest speaker; told of the work yw'th and cltlaens of Windham. C., by Air National Guard unite. on the bench: day night, November 13 at 6:30 p. all iMwa di»P*t*l>** C»*Oit* JV . ■ v',« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO. MANCHESTER. fX^NN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 194S UANtHESiER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 194S PAGE NINE'-, ^AGfi Eir.HT Pardon ut if we blow our • 1 7 DKuoMnm MANCHESTER’S ''Horn of Plonty" obouf the FREE PABST-ETT harvott of truly big food OPPORTUNITY voliiet thot fills our mor- i*S' 3 9 ^ kof. They're here . . . there PARKING PABSY^Rr i4»ar TO STOCK-UP • • • everywhere — stacked NEXT TO THE STORE GS CHEESE 2 high and priced low •.. 'woy onuufT ooTtaoB - ON IlclJilontc down low.. So come toko CHEESE FOOD your pick of the easy pick- rmLADKLFHlA PRODUCTS in's. Fill your pantry to over OPEN EGGS FANCY flowing — then come winter THURSDAY NITE Cream Cheese I DEL MONTE storm or unexpected guosH LARGE ooonmBEAL — you'll bo reody to servo flL 9 P.M. GRADE “ B” Shaip Cheese. QUALITY OIJD FASHKHIBD COFFEE PINEAPPLE full course mools without ^BSSSSSSS^^BESSS^SSS J leaving your house. Yes — MON., TUBS., WED., FRL, SAT. lUd Cheese BUTTER tTAUAN STYLB FOODS buy now... ond feast on the LARD JUICE tovings. p m Fresh Grated Cheese ’m 6 - Cream ery DEL 1LB. ' MONTE 51 PRINTS REGULAR FANCY ' FOOD OR DRIP HAWAIIAN 15 PRODUCTS DEI MONTE FANCY DEL MONTE FANCY Grapefruit Sectkms '2 CAM GARDEN PEAS SHOULD^S irar&op. .55-1 PORK R O ^T DEL MONTE FANCY CBV8HED TALL SMOKED LEAN GROUND PINEAPPLE 2 as 1 7 OZ. FRESH CANS SUGAR-CURED ~ i DEL MONTE FANCY LIGHT OB DABK H a m b u rg >EAN RIB SWEET CHERRIES SHOULDER DEL MONTE FANCY ' DEL MONTE FANCY ____ WHOLE KERNEL LOG^BERRIES POT ROA^T |l^Ghops-59^|LEAN PICNICS CORN 2 BONELESS DEL MONTE FANCY _ _ DEC MONTE FANCY FRESH CREAM STYLE, GOLDEN TENDER S p a re R ib s BOYSENBERRIES LOIN SPRING SMALL d DEL MONTE FANCY CORN 2 SPINACH 2 ffii DEL MONTE FANCY CVT Lamb Chops <^85)^ NO. 2 CAN STEAKS FRESH LEAN BEEF VEAL LEGS DEL MONTE FANCY lGREEN SIRLOIN, PUMPKIN 2 m DEL MONTE S h o rt R ib s MILK-FED SHORT, CUBE 1^- FRE^H MADE ITALIAN WHITE DEL MONTE FANCY FBEANS CUT FROM STEER BEEF Ilk SQUASH 2>ass S a u sa g e s DEL MONTE FANCY ASPARAGUS TOP GRADE-1 l b . LAYER LARGE FOWL CHILI SAUCE - DEL MONTE FANCY CHICKENS EARLY GARDEN CUT-UP Sliced B acon "-69<^ DEL MONTE FANCY PLUMP TALL NATIVE $1.39 BREASTED d CATSUP wf Na 2 FRESH Bach CAN DRINK TO DEL MONTE FANCY RED COCKEYE , Ate , FRESHLY SLICED W stie s BOILED HAM CAOFORNIA FRESHLY SLICED NEW PACK—REG. PRICE 69e Sweet Juicy ORANGES 3 ***^.69/ COOKEDf SALAMI GIANT DEL MONTE FANCY f'*'-'*’'-*!** ■ ■ - 46 OZ. CAN INDIAN RIVER P R U N E ^ ^ TOPQUAUTY lA P R E R GIANT 46 OZ. CAN QUART HOT. Seedless GRAPEFRUIT S ' - 2 5 / FRANKFURTS JUICE WASHED FRESH BY THE PIECE V DEL MONTE FANCY GIANT 46 OZ. CAN GARDEN SPINACH MINCED HAM BLENDED NEW GREEN BY THE PIECE 2 3 JUICE CABBAGE AMER. BOLOGNA THESE PRICES OUR TOP QUAUTT SUPER AT THESE THESE PRICES SUPER FREE PARKING EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE LOW PRICES NEXT TO STORE THURS., FRI., SAT. POPU LAR MARKUS THURS., FRI., SAT. POPULAR FOOD MARKETS FOOD C A N T B im A T ■ t. UANUMeiSTCK mVKJNiNG HKRALD. MANCHEISTER, CONN*. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 HAMiHt2fl'lSK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.’ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1948 PACE HAGriElf miles northwest of here yesterday. operated by her secoad coualn, Martin of the SUte Watay cccom- of the SqultM aa poarible attend sources after the State depart Brooks an order for full custody of Squires Discuss Love of Mother the child. . The actress also was The girl’s mother a^d the articles Winsted Woman Clifford Morton of this city. Moi^ Oergyman Leaves mission waa elected aecretary. the funsral at St. James’ church ment disclosed that more than ton told police, they said, that FORA The committee, which will meet Saturday aotraing. torm No Longer . has been withdrawn granted $100 a month child sup<- belonged to her dauglhter. 1112000,000 Police, sherifTs officers and when he first saw the woman, A* again Nov. 39 at Fairfield, reject Racial Problem Next week's meeting wUI be by China from the $125,000,000 Extortion Basis port, $200 a month alimony and Hurt by Truck $250,000 Eatale ed a ptopoaal by aome municipal conducted by the Sodal committee highway patrolmen fanned out was directly In the path pf the *f 'I ■ f Threat to Coast Cbngress voted this year for mill* all community property. BABY-SITTER offlciala that state highway town under the leadership of Chairman over the barren planes area before truck. He swerved sharply, but tary assistance. aid funds be sought to help build Discuaslofu on propagaada and Bugeae Plato. Los Angeles, Nov. 11—(ff')—3u- snowstorm forced them to sus Winsted.. Nov. li.M$V-When couldn’t avoid her. Oreeawich. Nov. 11.—(ff)—An Most of the money has been Mrs. C. Griffin, 70, of Winsted re Some time later, he learned ahe MtaU oattmaUd at $180,000 waa the sewage systems. the racial problem as It affOeto O^M H»tt*cM, K. C , NW. U. paid over to the Army for arms, pertor'Judge Ingall W. Bull, grant Fail tof Find Trace pend the search late last night C A L L 7882 VTH-A. tropical atorm, which lost •------^------gained consciousness today In the was a relative. left by the late Rev. Mathew O. Jews and CathoUca featured the ammunition, vehicles. and radios ing Actress Leslie Brooks a di Litchfield Coimty hospitai she ’ntonvoon, ratirad BpUcopal cler moot of lU force aa It moved which the Nanking government • Lowly Earthworm Her condition ^nSr-described as meeting of Brown-LaGraoe, Btaum Are you looking for a chaaga 803-805 MAIN ST. vorce, had this tp say about her Of Missing Co-Ed learned that the truck which hit "only fair,’’ by hospital atUctaes. gyman. whoae will waa admitted of location?. Investigate! I have northward, no longer waa a ttrert has said Generalissimo Chlang Public Hearing circle. Columbian Squirm at tbo< husband. Actor Donald Anthony her waa operated by a relative. She is being treated for head in for probate hero ycaterday. stores and offices to rent in cen to the Worth CaroUna coast to-, Kai-Shek's ■ Nationalist forces Earthworms are known by dif Frlenda and rPlatlvea were left a Knights of Columbus horns last must have to stem the Communist Shay: i Boulder, Colo., Nov. 11—(/PV—A ferent names In different areas. Mrs. Griffin was knocked down juries and possible broken libs. tral part of Main Street Wm* INSURE total of $40,000, with the bulk gf Set for Monday Bight. The discussion on propagan Ruhinow. ^ h . storm, blowing up suddenly advance In north China. Ship wide search failed to uncover any In Connroticut, they’re eel worms; by a truck aa she walked across . ’This court has no doubt but in New Hampshire, mud worms; Hinsdale avenue during the rain Advertisemeni- WHL the ootato going to educational. da, ita meaning and uses waa pre tram the South Padllc. brushed ments thus far have been confined that this Is a csss in which a further trace yesterday of a miss reUgloua and charitable tnatltu- sented by the Cultural-EdiicaUon- in Pennsylvania, rain worms; in storm last night. She waa taken Meriden, Nov. —bP)—A com North Carolina’s outer bonks yes largely to equipment rather, than worthless husband used the love of ing co-ed whose bloodstained scarf I am looking for good tenants McKINNKY BROTHERS tlona. 11 al committee of which Edward terday with high winds and heavy actual weapons and ammunition, Boston, garden, worms: and. in to the hospital In semi-conscious that arc Interested in centra busi mittee' to plan an Integrate pro a mother for a child to extort and silver ring were found on a other placM, they're angle worms, .’omlition. Eeal Estate sad lasarasM Chrlat Bplacopal church here, Gleeson is chairman. Tbs discuss CASH IN O N seas. But shorUy after nightfall, informants said. money from the mother. Certainly ness locations for stores and of SW MAIN n . TEL COM whore Mr. Thompaon aorvod aa gram for the state’s mental hospi ion was led by Counsellor ChariM country road. and fish worms.. The truck, police reported, was fices. Wm. Rublnow. It veered seaward and began los- the husband is guilty of a crimi rector, rooelves $10,000. Trinity tals will hold a public hearing at Tarplnlan, Jr. Birkery Johnson, tag Its force. ’ ^ nal conspiracy.’’ • Theresa Catherine Foster. IS ooUega aad Hartford boapttal fo- chairman of the Civics committee, It was moving northeastward No. 1 Now Lead^ year-old University of Colorado GOlva $35,000 each outright, and 10:30 ai m. Monday In the Sen Whereabouts of Shay and the ate retiring room of the State led the discussion’ on the racial about 22 miles per hoflt. couple’s daughter, Victoria, three, student, was last seen Tuesday are nained raaiduary legatooa. problem as it affects Jews No major damage to coastal After other bdquaota a n paid, the Capitol In Hartford. The commit' In Card Tourney la unkown, his attorney said. A night. She left the Newman, club, tee, appointed by the late Gover and OathoUca. THESE VALUES! property or shipping was repbrt- an organisation of Catholic stu college Will receive three quartara warrant is outstanding against ^ the ramaindar and the hoopltal nor James L. McOonaugby. Is Friday evening at 7 o’clock CantaiseNeyybei... ed. , Shay, charging he took the child dents, to go to her rooming house. headed by State Senator Carter H. membera of the circle win gather Hose. Co. No. 1. moved Into first I The scarf and a silver rlng-^ I7 K one fourth. Gi«w Nb Mfor Tosto place in the Firemen's Setback last July when Mias Brooks had .ZniBigWeikai Or. Thompaon bequeathed $15,- White (R„ Meriden). at the Quish Funeral home where Super Specials Thursday, Friday, Saturday custody pending the divorce trial, shaped like a colled serpent—were After the hearing, the only one the rosaiY wUI be said for the Farm Hand Death league Tuesday night forcing last 1 found near three pools of blood two 000 to St. Slephen’a P. B. church. week’s leaders. Bon Ami, into sec Judge Bull yesterday gave Mias New York, and $16,000 to-Chriat scheduled, the committee wUl be late BvereU Browa, one the RUMFORD Listed as Diisolved ond place. The fourth sitting of the church dloceae ot QiMbec. gin drafting Its report to the gov members of the Knijg;hts of Colum League finds Schendel Oil taking - - - -.. . - - --- • ernor and the 1949 General Assem bus, for wtibm the drde wax • AKINO Cak«**«y« REVERE OR DOMINO EXTRA both high score and second high bly. named. It Is planned that as many e O W O i t freiM*«9«* Orange, Nov. ll- f *■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING REEALD. BlANOBSSTBJt. OINM.THURSJJAr. NOVEMBER 11. 194S !v r. y MAfVCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHBSllSK. CUNW., THtUSDAlr, NOVEJIBER J l, 1948 r ‘ P A G E 'l 'X T O V t from head injaries. ‘ HU condi th* sottildlng o f top* hronght tb* Btraytag om o t the SO-Vnile eerri- tion was improved and considered ceremonlM to a clooe. Supply Route dor* or rfuc havtog them forced Nash Is Put Text of Armistice Day down. Low Bridge Dispute Heads 20 Years Ago The Herald satisfaqtory, hospital attaches Doctors Here iresslve Rites Here Tbxt *C Ceneirs Addrca* ge& of State raid. Following is the complete text l^own Despite fieaw P regagaaia Stoat Starts Investigatloa o f Arthur J. OonnaU’a address: Soma quartet* her* a*id they For Assemblv Moved to Present Location In Solitary Pick Officers "M y feUow Americana: Speech Principal Bailey sum looked open th* Moscow VFW Speaker Meanwhile, Warden Walker said At Memorial Dedication "W * art assembled her* *n thU Reds^ Threat pi*m'a treatmant of reports o t • that he had started an investiga ArmisUo* Day to dedicat* an poaaibi* Stalto-Tramaa nMritog *a tion to determine how Nash got Following is the text of thsawosdd govern by totalitarian Of Democrats See Need for | Twenty ye»r« ago today-Arml- The officers of The Herald Pub Prisoner ^h o Tried to Dr. Robert R. Keeney American Lti^on memorial to 109 UOuttowd rtooi Fage'oee) porsly t propaganda ataat Any lishing Co. are Thomas Ferguson, the hack saw blades with which parade arranged Itself around tb* Mandiester hero dead of World addrea* by Edson M. Bailay. meant. enthuatoam over oodi a proepect pVuices Burite Redick, _ - . tw stlcc Day. 1928—The Herald Ceremonies at Hospital TlMae heroea o t oura, ^rho have New Procedure m Han- niovcd from HUIiard street to its publisher and president; Ronald Escape May Be Given he sawed his way out o f hU cell. Is Elected President; sptakers’ platform. The American War n. It 1* compoaed of 109 dog World War I veteran and principal ff* was abbtog. « M akes Address at Armie-t given their lives In these warn, wlio deeUned to be quoted by name JI- . s i present site at 13 Bissell street. Fergdson, secretary and assistant Additional Term The blades were of a type which And M unro Park At* X^eglon Band waa statianed directly wood trees whose blooms and o f Manchester High school, given •nidi Viahtoaky blamed the .United The Others diosen in front of the platform. growth add to the beauty of have not died in vain. The aplrlt ready moved Into battle. dling Vote Arguments . following day, November 12. treasurer. have not been used in the prison win T f this is k Russisn bluff—and Statoe and Britain for what ha slice Eve Dinner ^ The speakers' ' platform was this community for many yean to a t Armtatics Day azerciaea at the of democracy Uves., The ideal of Teng said th* Rede had bstod ------flrilt Issue was printed from The employees Inclu’de: for at least two years, the warden tended by Large Crowd it looks like one—'we called IL termed tha "fiasco” of tha Atomic Business office— Miss Beatrice Hartford, Nov. 11—(J')—Solitary said. They may have been picked The annual meeting o f the Man erected in the middle of the park- come. There is also a shaft on ManriMster Memorial hospital this demoeracy marches on. Men who Energy rommlsston. 21 Armies numbering 600,060 men I Hartford, N ov. — Con- ilk new’ locaUon, —Address Highlights would Uve in freedom must be N ow ft remains to be seen how far into the battle. SecreUry of State Frances several j Clulow, Miss Jeannette McCooe, confinement in .Wethersfield State up on the dump used by the pris chester Medical Association wa* let, facing north. A bank o f bleach which are engraved the namea of aaondng: thay intend to go." Tho weotern powers sought "to Burke Redick, who was the guest j nettlcut’a #ist court test o f the j a«e/tlfe dlMsfrous fire of Miss Jane Vickerman, Mrs. Viva on. he added. er^ reserved for the nearest of these, our gallant soldier dead. ready to die for freedom, flo long camouflage and Junk the whol* (Commoaiat broadaata hmird prison was the lot o f Leroy Nash, held last evening at the home of “ Thirty years ago this hour the as our country remains free, ao TM m Mere flerieus View to San Fraaetoco by Th* Aaeoeiat- speaker last night at the annual powers of its Board of Canvas- > j < ,2 2 tried to purchase a building Reggetts. The dedication of a granite kin o f the deceased, was arranged T am extremely proud of my * * o f prohibition of atomic who trftd without success to es Warden Walker formally com Dr. Roberta in Bolton. All of th* guns of the First World War were Another group of Allied offi- ed Preae aald th* Rada have bot Armietice eve dinner of Anderson- sera, whatever ita result, appeared , t^e south end o f the town in or- Advertising—Leon Thorp, man monument, Inaeribed with th* facing the platform. fellow Legionnaires of the Dil- .... . long w ill such sacrlflc* aehlev* weapona" the Soviet delegate cape from the Institution in the mended seven guards who figured aUeneed. That phase of ciala took, a more eerioua view o f tled up 880,000 government troopa ShM AnxlUary, Veterans of For* : : headed for further dl.spute in the ' j,ulk of its ad- ager: William Dalton, William. local doctors were present and sev namea of Manchaaterii dead of Following introductory remarks 'worth-OomcU-Quey Poet for the I that Mid, aald, aitd thus must bear th* bUm * early hours o f yesterday morning. In the capture. atruggle'^to make the world safe the Ruaslan threat They pointed to tb* Suamw area). Man Wars, said one o f the most next Legislature. , j vprtisers. October 28 the opportu- Sinnamon. | eral fitmt Hartford. An election World War n, alopg with a grove, by the masthr of ceremonies. Com Inspiration that prompted the cre “AS we pay tribute to our hero for failure to achieve .contrtds. The 33-year-old y>risoner had for demoeracy was over. We m*et out prevtous threats o f acUon ‘Ihc government spokesnan said important things for the veterw Dcmocrats again today said I presented Itself when a deal nr 109 dogwood treee planted in: mander 8. G. Rottner, the DQ- ation of this beautiful plaxa. The dead, as we acknowledge the real- ItM United State*, VUhinsky Composing Room — Linotype previously escaped from three pen o f. officers for the ensuing year here tbla morning to pay tribute against the air UR had baen the Oommuntsts had alradilj suf organisations to do. is to make there was a need for a pew pro- | p,qdc to purchase the Knights was held and the following were thei Eaat Canter street parkleU. wbrth-Comell-Quey Post American l^ p le of Manchester should know Ity of the contintfing confllot, wi amid, i* taaponUble for "an un operators — Fred Hartenstcln itentiaries in other->^tates. He Legion Band under the direction of to fhe memory o f the men from threatenad to the Soviet preee but fered 30,000 casnaltle* arooad fiu- themselves better known. She cedure fo r handling election vote ^ f Columbus building. Papers Frjtcli Will Head named: President, Dr. Robert R. dlihaxed the firat combined ArmU- that their Legion Post is one o f must grasp at the poesttalUty o t at bridled and mad armamanta race.” foreman; Cleveland Ellington, has been arrested 13 times, and Ralph Von Peck, played a selee- Manch^eter who made the supreme the Rusatona had not heretofore cbow. He said that araa more agreed that it talces time, but any disputes after local returns a r e ! ^.gre signed and the Kacey home Keeney; vice presidmt. Dr. Alfred Uce Day ceremrenies to be held in the outstanding posts ifi our Na taining peacefully the ideal t o r Thumptag th* tobla at tlmea arlth William Munsie,’ William McGoni- served tfrms in five prisons over Uon. ' saeriflee in that conflict In a committed themaelves in official than three times the number aof- thing that is worth while, that is ; filed with the secretary of state. became The Herald plant. B. Sundquist; -and secretary, Dr. Manchester for the dead soldiers, tional organization—a .leader in whirii these men strived in war 'his flit, tha Russian delegate In gal, Mrs. Catherine Mlkolite, Fred the past 17 years. Transport Unit few fidautaa we w ill reassemble notca. fered by government tro^M. gained permanently, is a matter I "Loopholes” and “ambiguities” In 1B‘J9 The Herald became a Elmer Dlskan. sailors and Marines, of both world Rev. John L. Loughran, pastor community welfare. The Leaipie ot Nations which fol sisted that aoma peraona ar* Mikolite, Allen Bosely, Walter Lai- in another part 'of our town to Tha new Soviet move waa dls- Warplaaes to Aetfaa of slow growth. The things that | already discovered in the ftepub- member of the Audit Bureau of Warden Ralph H. Walker aaiff Several Interesting papers on wars. o f the St. James church delivered “It Is a noble gesture to do all lowed the First World War hai "overtly propartog a new war.” ley. Makeup man—Peter Flynn; dedicate a memorial to the "men d o ^ vtoen Brig. Gen. C. K. Government warplaaes o t all one can do easily and quickly are lican-^mocratle dispute to be Circulation. It also has member that he will confer with the state’s Boston, Nov. 11—(dV-Howard recent developments and trends in “Our sacred obligation U to invocation after which Mrs. Stan this. I t demonstrates' the feeling been succeeded by the United Na- aired before Judge Enest A. Inglia Compositors; David Hutchinson. attorney’s office in Hartford to of gratitude' which we cherish of Manchsatcr who gave their GaUey, Clay’s chief of staff, re- deecriptlona from Nanking were lost as easily and quickly. She ship in the N ew England Dally F. Fritch, for the past 28 yeart medicine v ftp t read and discusaed. 'make the precious sacrifices of ley J. Olander sang the National tlona Through it we must aesk nUad to n letter from Gen. G. S. said that wWle she had lost the in Sujierior court here Friday at 9 Newspaper Associatton and has William Anderson, Rudy Hcck, morrow about bringing Nash into these honored patriots worth the Anthem. ward thebe brave men. I t evi Uve* in World War n. to find security and peace for all hurled into the battle, deecrthad president of the Boston and Main* uol^antaehcnko. Russian chief o f I by Teng as larger aad more bitter ■ elccUbn. she sUll had connecUons a.m., make revision o f the state been associated w ith the JuHua Albert Cervlnl, Sheldofi Cohen, court on a charge of attempting making,” Arthur J. Connell o f Mid Dr. Robert P. Knapp, Firsi CX>m- dences, too, the appreciation "Esaentially tha objective of the natlona Only when we have and would be in office untU Janu election laws necessary, they say. Matthews Special Agency for the Richard Moquln. to escape. '* Tansportation company,*> has been dletown. national executl've com mander of the Dtlworth-Quey-Oor- have.of valor to the death in de Second World War waa the same reached this g ^ will the aacriflee Obituary than any fought during tha fitoo- fW ley noted the Soviet threat Japanese war. ary 1. She was tremendously in John M. Bailey, Democatic state past thirty, years. This organiza Press Room—Joseph McGoniga), Would Add Up to 10 Years mitteeman for the American Le nell Post No. 102 then gave the fense of liberty. aa the first—To make the world which these men have made find named. president and director o f to force planea ” to land on the In Nanking and Sbaagbai mar terested in veteran orgmilsatlons, .chairman, points out that nowhere tion serves m oi« than fifty per Joseph LaForge. Conviction on this charge would gion, told the large group of spec preparatory remarks to ths un “ But it wiU be an empty ges safe fo r denoocniey’ . Even ao, tU rueb fulflUmcnL and particularly disabled vcici*-. the New England Transportation ture if our gratitude aad our ap nearcet air field to the Soviet tial law restored order after food in the state constitution, the elec- cent of the dailies in New Eng Editorial Staff— Alan Olmatead. add up to ten years to the 25-to- company. ^ WANTED tators gathered thin noon at Mun veiling of the monument Dr. three year* aftur the close of the "Aa we pay tribute to their none” aiM said: preciation does not go far beyond riots had disrupted th* routine to ans, and any service she was able Uon laws or the ^ta te Manual and land. > editor; Ronald Ferguson, manag 30 year term Nash is serving for ro Park for the dedication services. Knapp gave credit to tho Past Second World War, the ideal of memory today, aad alwajrs, let us to render she would be only too Register is there any designation His appointment, effective Dec. that in our dally lives. Our sacred "You are informed that fun and Dvaths both ctUca yeatMday. October 1, 1929, was the date ing sdltor; Mrs. Mary Taylor, so shooting a Danbury policeman in 1, was announced last night by Experienced Sewing Impressive Ceremoales Commanders, for making the democracy is stIU being challeng be everlastingly gratefol that oemplete responsibility wiU of a state Board of Canvassers. The Herald became a member of obligation is to make the precious glad to do. ciety; Ekirl Yost, sports; Luke 1'947. He was committed to Laurence . F. Whittemorei presi The dedication of the “living memorial passible. The group o f ed. The identity o f the foes may there were among u* such to o n . on the shoulders of Soviet auth “So Retymed” Loom Vital the Associated Press. It subscribes sacrifices of these honored patri Our Social BesponalbUity Phillips, telegraph editor; Malcolm Wethersfield In July of that year. dent of the New Haven railroad of Machine Operators memorial,” given to the-Town of Past Commanders sponsored the change, but tbe basic philosophy Let ua do it with a praver of high tiea riiould any injury be siut____ Nr*. Luctoda Jane Eliisen Two words, “so returned,” Manbhester by the American Le ots worth the making, day by day. Mrs. Redick felt that all veter to the full news wire service and Stannard,. Robert Carney, Jerry It waa also possible that an which the N E TC is a subsidiary, nine-foot granite shaft o f the conflict remains the same. hope in our hearts that never ed by any o f our personnel or any Mrs. LUctoda Jane Ellison, wife Bolton Church loomed vital in the inter-party In addition uses the A P feature gion, was the highlight of colorful year in and year out We, the liv of Andrew Ellison. 368 Main street, an organlsaUons face a certain Saplensa, reporters; Will Aslmus, additional charge of aggravated operating bus pasSenger and They are as follows: Robert P. It ia the conflict between men who again will free men mardi the damage occur to our planes as a court battle which will decide and telemat services. Also the Apply memorial ceremonies that got un ing, must be the ‘continuera’ o f died this morning at the home of amount of misunderstanding, m The captivating ‘Glamour leers’ city desk. assault would be lodged against freight service in MassachuMtts, Knapp, 1925; Harry Maldment would remain free and those who road to war." r « ^ o f Soviet action taken In wliether the state canvassers may, NEA service is part of The Herald derway at 11 a. m. at the Manches the all-out defenders of our cher her niece. Mrs. John L Jenney, 20 To Sponsor Sale thev are a specialized group. She as these lovely young ladies of Nash, since he slugged a prison Rhode Island and Connecticut 1926; Victor Bronke. 1927; John this connection.” if they so decide, call for a recount Proof Readers— Miss Esther ter Memorial hospital,' the town’s ished liberiy. W e must at Summit street Mrs. Ellison w’ss was convinced that there is very the “Ice. Vogues of 1949” are makeup. guard with an Improvised black Pentland, 1928; Fred C. Lor<^ De EetabHsh^ by Agreement of last week’s election returns. The Herald has advanced from Johnson, Miss Dorothy Steinberg. Fritch also w ill act as an as Independent memorial to the dead o f World W ar times be e<;^pped with the readi L ife In chains is only a miserable “ to a mass o f red tape.” born to Manchester 81 years ago, little understanding on the part called, can be seen In Hartford at jack In his attempt to escape. ceased, 1929; Walter Sheridan, de The three air corridors between The Monday Oub of the Bolton They appear in Article IV, sec its early "pony” service to Ite Custodians—Joseph Ferguson, sistant to Whitteqiore and as a I. ness and the willingness to defend existence. The problem of raising postal the daughter o f the late John snd of the pubUc as to the problems the Buahnell Memorial this week The guard, Jonas Abramovitz, ceased, 1930; Francis E. Bray, Berlin snd western Germany were Center CongregsUonal church wlU tion 2, of the state constitution present high ranking status with John Hall. director of the Connecticut com- Clonk Co. “As we pay tribute to our hero the freedom for v^ch they died “W e are enjoying this beautiful rates on the money-loaing mall Elisabeth Anderson Trotter. ' and fekrs of veterans. There is no through Sunday. Here they are 29, of Hartford, was still in St 1931; John L. Jenney, 1932; John eatabltshed by four-power agree hold Ita fourth .annual sale and sli which prescribes how the state pany, a transit system serving dead, as we acknowledge the real with the same final measure o f de- living today only because j-our aervicea is one for Congress to She leave*, besides her husband, question about the fact that this snapped standing confidently , as teletypes bringing national, state, Francis hospital today, suffering Pint Street G. Mahoney, 1933; Everett R. Ken ment. They are approximately 20 ver tea Saturday afternoon from officers shall be elected. It saya much o f Connecticut ity of the continuing conflict, we votira which they displayed. We leved ones succeeded in keeping anawar, he said, but the commis one son, John R. Ellison of Jackson «>ujitry has taken greater interest another Glamour-Icer prepares to financial, sports and ^eatures'datly Lata af Caal nedy, 1934; Allen L. Dexter, 1939 miles wide each. In addition there one to six o’clock to the parish that the presiding officers in the must grasp at the possibility 'of musT shirk no obstacle, not even the mantle o f freedom .spread over sion would like to see eome o f t\> Heights. L. I-. three grandchildren, in its veterans than any other. execute a difficult feat of passing over the four A P machines in Charles L. Wlgren, 1936-1937; W. ia an international air band room o f Die church. This sale has election districts shall transmit re attaining peacefully the ideal for the danger o f death, to maintain aU America. They gave hope toe, minor services paying their osvn tw o nieces snd one nephew. She “We mean to do what la right, we under. Performances are sched stalled in the Bissell street office. The bituminous coal that w ill be Henry Weir, 1938; Leon C. Brad around Berlin 20 miles wide. been conducted for the past three which thoe men strived in war,' the freedom which haa been pre to all oppressed men and women way. mean to aasume our social respon uled each evening at 8:30, with a turns to the secretary of state. A force of local newa gatherers mined In the coming year would ley. 1989; Charles Hollister, 1940 was a member of St. Mary’s Epis seasons to the home of Mias Helen But. it adds, the votes “ so re said Edson M. Bailey, World War served for all o f us at such cost everywhere that this mantle may The former president, declared The Russians have tried to alter copal church. sibility to those to whom we owe Sunday matinee at 2:30. has been maintained consistently make 700 piles, each containing Elmer Weden, 1941; Otto Heller, the corridor agreement and re Barry and Mias Elsie OoUlns at turned shall be counted by the I veteran and principal of the Man- The heroes we salute here today be extended to embrace them. he "personally” thinks there will The funersTwill be held at 2 a debt no matter what that debt as well a» mechanical department enough coal to fill New York’s 1942; Wilfred J. Csrke, 1943-1944 cently claimed no such agree- Bolton Center. The attendanc* and treasurer, secretary and' control diM ter High school. In his address have shown us the way. 'V^ethcr “It W’sa a tough Job to try to have to be “one or tw o new de o’clock, Saturday afternoon at the naay be.” , . men and office workers. Empire State building. Francis E. Miner, 1945-1946 menta existed. The western pow- patronage at thea: falra has been munders who were present to ler.” This trio, known as the state at the memorial observance at the freedom’s road leads to a life flltod hold on to that life.«avlng mantle partments” of cabinet rank to the Watkins Funeral Home. 143 Bast Veterans have their own point Sagte W ith Con/lilence/ Shop Charles N. Norris, 1947; William era have rebuffed the Soviet ■® g re a t It has been decided thia o f view. They are the most inde arise and take a bow; also Mrs. Board of election Canvassers, h ^ lt a l. with rich blessings, or to a r*n- o f freedom. Your loved ones suc government. There have been var- Center street. Rev. A. U WllUams A. MacDonald, 1948. deavoua w ith, a patriot’s death, ceeded because they tried w’ith all moves. year to stage it in' the church pendent people, and subsmbe Isabel Heritage, the newly elected though not designated as such, al OeremoBle* a t Hpapitat loiu proposals— on nona o t which will officlste. Burial win be to the building. president of the D. A . V. auxil Donald Hemingway opened the Memorial Is Unveiled we must do ho other than to fol they had, even life itself. Because Hoover would comment— to eet up The American section of the air East remeterj’. completely to the American idea so Is instructed to lay before the Uft waa sharply curtallad thia The object as in previous aes- iary, and "Mrs. Cora Blow o f the F O R FINE oeremonles at the hospital by in Two children then unveiled'the low that course with the resolute they didn’t stop to count the cost a department of security and wel Friends m ^ call at the funeral that once their miUtary servicel Is Legislature on Ita first session morning as fog shut down the sons, is for the benefit o f tha build Marine Corps auxiliary. troducing Rev. James P. Timmins, W orld war n memorial. M ary determination which alone has they converted their “try” into fare, a department of transporta home after 7 o’clock tomorrow eve over they must go about the busi day "a fair list of the persons and Frankfurt and tViesbaden loading ing fond of the church. Tha mem Toastmaster Gordon introduced pastor o f SL Bridget's church, Thereaa Fitagerald, daughter of made American bberty poasihl*. "triumph.’’ tion. a department o f public ning. ness o f earning a living. That is number of votes given fo r each, bases. Operations officers at bers have been working tireleaslv the case In a country that docs the guest speaker writh a few together with the returns of the SEA FOOD MARKET FOODS who gave the Invocation. It waa a 1st L t Joseph R. Fitzgerald, and “ On this solemn occsslon we ’TT»ey showed ua how to that works, and so on. FOSTER'S can, If our hearts are attimcd, Templebof air field aald they to fashion all sorts o f destrabte oolorful scene as the bright sun Francis Zito, son of Pfc. Angelo " not support a professional soldier. words of praise for her accom presiding officers.” The final sen 139 NO. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-1546 84 OAKLAND STREET DELIVERY SERVICE first syUable o f “triumph” lies hoped planea would begin landtog- Items for this annual merchandis The speaker added that because pllshments, and her readiness to tence in this section gives the DIAL 7S86 enifliasised the colored uniforms Zlto, pulled the cords that dropped hear the voices of our honored de forevermore the key to our future p a rt^ Let us listen to the spokes agaln aRer noon. ’ ing event of the present state of the world, assist the veterans regardless o f Legislature authority to prescribe Of the assembled organizations. the covering from the monument aucceae to perpetuating freedom Funertib man for the 109 Manchester war Hospital Notes Mlse Elsie Co'llns win supervte* we have come to the point In this whetlier, they were Republicans or the manner in which all questions V 'Hie speaker's rostrum was set on Then, while the Spectators stood and liberty. If we keep on putting riors as he bpesks from ths 'Val arrangemenU for the tea. MIsa country where we are probably the steps of the hospital, and the with bowed beads. Commander all we hava into our “try,” we. Democrats. concerning the election o f state o f SPECIAL THIS WEEK LARGE (OUR REG. 49c DOZ.) FANCY JUICE halla in the great beyond where all James WaddeB Helen Berry win have charge of going to develop the professional American Legion band, the Man Rottner read the Roll Call of de FMleata Today ...... ^...189 Some UN Officials Tribute To Mrs. Brown ficers shall be determined. the champions of liberty ar* the American people o f the pres The funeral of Jamia Waddell. tha booth for gift goods and will soldier, for we must be strong, Bailey contends that the legis chester High school band, alroig ceased veterans. ent and future generations, can Admlttad yesterday: James Bm- He called the supper committee with contingents of local Boy and bivouacked on the eternal camp 330 Center street, was held at 3 be ssslstad by Mia. Herbert Hutch we must be the most heavily to come forward and receive their lature, therefore, is not prohibited d o z . l^ doz. $ ]^ Dr. Knapp then trfncially pre triumph to remain free. broy, 9 Hilliard strsat; Mary Back- O R ANG ES 39c 3 «00 QNrl Scout troopa were arranged ing ground of glory In freedom's Would Send Berlin o’clock this afiernoon at ths Wat inson and Mrs. David Toomey. armed nation, we must maintain from setting up another state sented the memorial to the Town Qfen, RockvUle; Rodney Lovell, 31 need of applause tor the delicious OB the lawn facing the speaker’s cause. That spokesman fo r our ‘iWIth God’s help, the heritage kins Funeral Home. -Rev. Alfred Mrs. Edson P. Herrick and Mrs. an army, navy, marine and air agency to Investigate election dis- lb. 79< Stone street; Mrs. Maiigaret Gil baked ham supper they served. SWORDFISH stand. N ext to Uie steps were of Manchester. Mayor Harold A. gallant Manchester dead, he o f steadfast devotion and death* L WiUisma. rector of fit. Mary’s Henrv McDonough will atU hone, corps of professional atatue at a pute4 or examine returns to see tT bert, 268 Woodbridge street; Mre. Row to As^mbly Nine obeyed the call, the tenth be INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS stated the widows and mothers of Turklngton, making his first offi saying: leas courage, which these glorious Episcopal church, conducted the' baked and other foods in wide va high degree of efficiency. a recount is needed, without inter cial appearance in that office, Jeanette Erickson, 16 Starkweath senicea while Fred Werner pre ing Mrs. Margaret Brown, chair Lb. those killed in the • first World “ ‘My Beloved Countrymen: dead o f Manchester hava handed riety, and Mrs. August Mndner Meed for Competent Leader fering with the reporting duties FRESH BUTTER FI^H 29c er street; Louis Johnson, 79 Adams sided S t the organ. man of the committee who was ab War. A bank of small American made the acceptance speech for “ Tfo one els* has better earned down to ua, will always be our In (Centtaaed from Page Oae) win oreside at the tame of infants’ Becretaty Redick urged the vet the secretary of state, treasurer street; Matthew M orto^, Sr., 48 - Burial waa to the East ceme- sent. Her only son, Everett made GRAPEFRUIT and flowered wreaths were the officers and townspeopi* of the right to call you beloved, my spiration and that o f our chUdren wear. erans to give their support to the and comptroller. Hamlin street; Marcia Glenney, 93 tery. Bearers were: Benjamin the supreme sacrifice In Italy on FRESH MACKEREL i,b. 25c arrayed on tho lawn In front of Manchester. Both the remarks fallow Americans, than we the iMit- and our chlldren’a cl)ildr«i. to step In the Berlin questtin, then politicians who would do most for S '"^5® Russell street Housel and Herman Behrend, rep December 6, 1943 and the remaina The Demochitie leader also indi the memorial atofie, of Dr. Knapp and Mayor Turklng Ue d4u4. W * have proved our hold on to. freedom whatever the Intematinal cnfldence vrold pre them, regardless of party affilia LARGE JUICY SWEET A4mltted today: Sandra McKen- resenting the I.O.O.F.; David Ne arc to arrive in town this evening. cated that legislation, not only re T w o H igh school students, ton stressed the desire and urgent great lov* for you. We proved it cost may be. Freedom la a bargain vail. We did take that step, but it tion. It calls fo r the best brains on SEA SCALLOPS Lb. 79c ney, 48 M t Nebo placa: Elisabeth ville and Carl Tyler, representing Mrs. Brown, made the plana and- vising other election laws, but n t e r Gunas and Charles Knofla, need for peace in this troubled by dying on the fields o f battle. at any ]^ce. waa wrecked.” Miss Dancosse state and natioiyil levels to work the L.O.L.; and Herbert Robb and worked with the committee even prescrlbtnij a new method fo r tlwn recited “Flmidera Field.” worlcl. W e gave our Uvea that you m i^ t “Aa we leave this hallowed Kimball, ' Staffordville; Richard "Crosaed Oat" .Agreenseat* out the things veterans need. N A T IV E _ d o z . ^ W. Sidney Harrison, rcprceenttog yesterday. A graceful tribute to handling such disputes as are now TANGERINES Qonss gave “Flanders Field” and Gathered on the platform were remain free. We need not have ground thia afternoon, let us lift Kurtz, 847 Keeney street; Donald Vishlnsky said Britain and the Is Given Shower She said it had taken years to before the court, may be introduc 29 Crane. Btost Hartford. the A.F. and A.M. her and her son waa the g ift from JEnofla recited the “Reply.” Fol- various town officials, clergymen, died had we valued life more than up our hearts to God and voice a United States “eimply crossed out develop social consciousness to its ed in the state Senate next year. Discharged yestreday: Mrs. An Anderson's gieenlfouse of a beauti ROASTING CHICKENS u. 59c liiwing a prayer by Legion Chap members of the Past Commanders your freedom and ours. silent prayer that He will bless our and pigeoned-holed” agreetnents present point, and went Into an Republican state officials scoff FANCY RED EMPEROR na Gallagher and son, 9 Foster Mias Lucille Dancoasc. daughter ful basket of red and white chrys lain WUUam Pitkin, cante the and representatives of the various ‘My voice today is the voice of beloved country with a continuing with Russia in Moscow on the cient history to Illustrate that the at the idea that any group except street; Mrs. Alice 'VonBorchers. 34 o f 5tr. and Mrs. Armsnd Dancoasc anthemums, tied with red, wrote NATIVE FOWL ..k SS c ceremony of the placing of the service organisations In Manches all the M an ^estcr war dead. It p>eace. M ay time, too,' heal the Berlin deadlock, aa well aa agrae- Truluan Eyes welfare prcAlem of the people is the board of canvasaers can re I Hyde street; Rene Rondaau. WilU- of 188 Autumn street war honor- and blue ribbon, sent for Use at the anreatba. H ie benediction was giv ter. Following the address of h’ thc'"V*lce,^*o, of all of Ameri hurt that lingers to the hearta of ments reached at Yalta in 1948. one of the oldest in the world. The place it as a quasi-judicial body GRAPES lb manUc; Mrs. Maude Hill. UO ^ with a miscellaneous shower head table, and to be part of E v i o « en by Father Timmins. Artliur 0>nnell, Rev. Alfred L. ca’s fighting men and women, from the loved ones o f our gallant sons The agreement on the Soviet carre of thoee unable to support with power to decide disputes. Pearl Harbor to Okinawa to the South Mato street; WlllUm Mid- Reds’ Move Wednesday eveninr. to rsoognitton themselves, the care of orphaned erett Brown’s funeral tributes. OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. THURSDAYS Parade From Hospital Williams, rector of St Mary's of Manchester." blockade of Berlin reached by the Democrats who disagree will) the ' . Uiider the command of Marshal Normandy Beaches, wber went dlebrook, 14 Dover road; Mrs. Mar of her coming marriage. Saturday children and rehabilitation of one A table in the center o f the ban- U. S. NO. 1 FINE (NO. 2 POTATOES $1.25 BUSHEL) Episcopal church, traced tte four big powers in Moscow fatted Republicans on ttais point say the Jahn L. Jenney, the units of the forth to battle on land, on the aea garet Crandall, 187 Branford morning at ten o’clock to St. kind and another is a public re- ><}uet hail, decorated In blue and events developing from Nov. 11, at the Berlin level of the negotia (('•alliincd from Page One) constitution never intended that harade formed on Haynes street and In the'alr, to defend our Uber- street James's church,' to George H. sponslblUty. gold, the colors of the post and 1918. 'He remarked on “our con tions over Russisn demands for officials whose status is involved uamediately after the hospital ty and who didn’t come back. Discharged today: Mrs. Theresa Moquln o f this toaro. She delved into history in de auxiliary, was reasrved for, the POTATOES stantly increasing responsibility China Jumps continued controls over traffic. A Mr. Truman’s assoclstes ss to in an election dispute'^ to decide the peck ^ 9 ^ services, at 11:30. Headed by " 'We sacrificed whole UfeUmes Letrlco. 105 Brookfield street; The party was given by her ais- scribing tbs fate that befell Gold Star mothers and fathers. to God and man.. Only If the neutral nations’ resolution seeking whether he might still be consider outcome of an election. They are group from the Manchester Police o f living to uphold pur F lag and Frank Crowley. 87 Gerard street; tera, Mrs. Noella Ransom and wounded warriors on battle fields, Vari-colorcd chrysanthemums were dedication,” he said, “ can become to mediate the Berlin conflict was ing sending s peiaonsl emissary to talking of a hew state board to i.^- Porce, the parade moved south on everything fo r Which it atanda. W e Money Rate Mrs. Susiair Kotsch. 838 Spring Mrs. Doris Doggart who Were as left to die because nothing could used on all the tables and the com a start toward clearing up the ra vetoed In the Security council by talk with the Ruaaian leader. clude a Superior court judge and At Pinehurst. . . 302 Main St. Main street until it reached the have done our part AU we ask of street; Mre. Carolyn Mlkeulski and sisted by their mother and Miss be done; orphans sold into slavery mittee received/many compliments cial and class distinctions among Vishlnsky. Aa a matter of fa c t most o f tha disinteretited citizens at large. Osnter, and there marched east on you la to never let that Flag down (Continued from Page One) son, 49 W ells street; Mrs. Anna Marguerite Chctelat aho Is to be to p r s V s n^t t h e i r b e- for their artistic work and . the TOMATOES CELLO BOX our own people, only If It can In Vishinsky’s latest tirade came information from the president'* Special In The Meat Department At Pinehurst Kast Center street to Munro That Flag must outlive our sacri Falkowski and 'daughter, 88 Alton her maid of nonor. comlng' community charges substantial meal. spire us to proclaim Without fear during a debate on a Soviet pro quarters at the commandant's Park. Main and East Center streets fices. Otherwise ths price we 38-year gold bond notes o f the About thirty re’atlvas and mentally ill supposed to be pos In closing the toastmasUr urged man's true nature, is this monu street; Edm’ard H srt Jr., 288 Oak posal fo r a on* third reduction In house has dealt with hla vacation Air Networks DUBUQUE SLICED ! were lined with, cars and spec psld, the sacrifices we msde, all Chinese government or may be de friends attended. The hcet eases sessed of devils put to death but all who could possibly do so to be 2 BCHS. CARROTS CALIF. FANCY ment worth erecting." street; Mary Ann Zcmaitls, Hart armaments by the big po'wera and doing*. tators. East Center street was ei WiU have been in vain and yours posited with the Central bank, uaed green and wWta tor their never humanely treated; and even present today at the unveiling of ford; Susan Betko, 81 Horton a ban on atomic weapons; Senator Alben W. Barkley, tbe Msially crowded with cars lining Representatives of the various shall be the guUtI where foreign currencies may be color scheme, and the bride un in Connecticut some two hundred the nine-foot granite shaft erected W ar ill Open road; John BusesgUa, 763 Center Armistice da,v hopes that the vice preeident-elect shed no light BACON u 73c qoth the north and south, sides of service clubs then made brief re wrapped her lovely gift* ■while years ago insane people were con In Munro Park at a memorial to 2 LBS APPLES RED DELICIOUS ‘We thank you for the honors retained in their origiitol fomu. street. cold w ar might lessen waned, on 'his conferences with th* presi both lanes. marks of appreciation, followed by you pay us here today. We ac Travelers bringing in gold, aeat^ under an umbrcQa decorat fined in attic rooma, before insti war veteranA a project of the Am FRESH RIB (OR STRIP) Birth todsy: A son to M r. and meanwhile, with the Russians’ dent when he met with the press (ConHnited from Page Oae) Vpon reaching Munro Par^, the a vocal selection by Mrs. Olander. cept them only m evidence ot silver or foreign exchange may ed in thee* color*. A buffet atyl* tutions for the mentally ill were erican Legion, made possible Mrs. l>wis Remmey, 29 Nathan warning to Allied Berlin com- i informally at a soRhall game yes- Dr. Knapp rendered the dedica your lasting loyalty to the values established. through the generosity of the PASCAL CELERY LARGE BCH. deposit them and withdraw them road. menders to keep their air HR from I terday. lunch w a* aerved. team, and was romancing with top tion of the memorial followed by fo r which we fo u ^ t and died. townspeople. upon departure. A t the close o f her talk Mrs. stars on other eveningir. ROAST POK Lb 53c the colorful cereinony of the plac The trees you are planting and the Redick said ehe was most grateful Tailored Togs Another regulation removed tbe The threat rusbeil N B C Presi We will have Robart Turkeys fresh from the farm ing of the wreaths. shaft you hava erected are only two-bitllon yuan restriction' or for the invitation to last night's Advertisement- dent Niles Trammell to Hollywood Benediction by Rabbi Leon Wlnff temporary memorials to us, the iginally act on the issuance o f g«rid banquet and hoped they would In-' . . . Meadowhrook Farms Fresh Native Roasters, Fryei:8 LAND O' LAKE5 BUTTER Lb, to help keep the network's stars 69c of the Temple BettirSholom and dead. Tim e wlU turn the wood yuan. Vite her again some time. She Arr you looking for a change of location? Investigate! I have in the atable. Armed with millions, and Broilers . . • o f theac trtos to roL H ie agea 161 ' said both her sister and self were Open Daily stores ami office.s to rent in cen-» CBS is aiming to endanger the will convert the stone of this shaft efaarter members o f the V. F. W. PINEHURST FRESHLY SLICED tral part of Main Street. Wn»- older network’s position as the LOCAL EGG5 Doz. 69c Crocheted, Pretty! to dust. Oidy opr ideals wlU Uve 'T il 6 p. in. KLEIN’S FOOD STORE Center St. Auxiliary instituted In Newington Rubinow. ^ “ Mr, Big” of radio. QUALITY BOILED HAM ...... V2 LB. i9c on in American hearts. Our bid Postal Service In the summer, their brother hav to immortaUty Uea o ^ In your ing been wounded overseas. hearta. W e ahaU ba content If our Mrs. Dorothy Miller, president FROM GROTE and WEIGEL COM5TOCK PUMPKIN Jars Overhaul Urged t? ' • ..il • . A.^v. 2 25c namea are engraved ia your hsirta of Anderson-Shea AuaUiary, wel- MINCED HAM - BOLOGNA and those o f your children and your Mmed the members of the Post, children’s chUdren to the end o f (Continued from Paga O a ef B B E D IN R A their wives, mauty of whom were JACK FR05T 5UGAR 5 Lb. Bag 39c. time. AU we ask ia that the peo present^last night, the Ckild Star LIVERWURST Lb59e ple of this country shall never cy to be a presidential staff. It PUBLIC CATCHE5 THEM WITH THEIR PRICE5 DOWN ^Mothers, of which she is one, and lack In their consecration to keep would embrace the budget-making their husbands. She presented Fridav fresh fish shipment will include: Haddock America, * the Beautiful, always activities, supply procureinant, ac AND PkbCEED TO SAID THEIR SHELVES W illiam J. Ckirdon, the toastmas- Fillets, Flounder Fillets, Fresh Scallops, Fresh Oysters, MAXWELL HOU5E COFFEE. l. 49c the., land o f tho froe because it counting and other functions now 'ier, .who waa a motor machinist’s Salmon and Fresh Mackerel.-" shall always remain In the home performed by various agencies mate 2-c, and tine o f three broth- o f the brqve. which provide serv’lces for toa rest — ----- RED HOT EVIDENCE ------vrs in the service.' William, a AT PINEHURST! FRESH ,Tl ICY FLORIDA 5HRIMP, LOB5TER, CRABMEAT Ig. can 59c " That ia the mission we assign o f the government. dlve& took part in a great many to youl ' 1 2. Organize s career sendee to RIB LOIN CENTER CHOP5 s a lv ^ e operations while in the “ 'Aalongaa Old Glory shal) cut the "tremndous turnover" o f Navy, Including six months sal ORANGES Doz. wave over our final resting places, civil servants. Pay Increases for vage work on the “Normandie BONITA FISH p r e m ie r 31 Lg. Tins $1^25 we shall know that aU la weU. that employes shove the 3S,000-a-year 'iTrench liner which overturned a t PINEHURST! FARMER BROWN’S the ideala for which’we died are level should be grMited. The CSvll P O R K LOINS after a fire at her dock in New still enduring, that you are keep Service commission should be 5 ^ 6 ^ York. Raff ing faltn with us. stripped of its labor-recrulttog CUT FROM ARMOUR*S MEDIUM SIZE STRICTLY FRESH LOINS ~ Mayor Is Introduced SPINACH PINEAPPLE (SLICED OR CRUSHED) S p ia t Tins 50c “ ‘Keep the Stare and Stripes fly function, snd this task should be . Toastmaster Gordon presented ing and w e ahsU caU you biassed. handed back to the various agea- SHORT. SIRLOIN. PORTERHOUSE READY-TO EAT ARMOUR'S STAR Manchester's new Mayor,- Harold Buy Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce, 2 cans for 35c “ ^We ahaU rest to paacal’ ...... “Those kre the WdriiB''fritMr’D tr A. Turklngton, who congratulated and serve it with Pinehurst fresh poultry. Remember, 3 Lb. Can 3. Re-organize the Post Office the post and auxiUary on thelf- please Robart Turkeys and Meadowhrook chickenis are CRI5CO ^ $T.T5 great beyond of the spokeaman department to cut its deficit by lb. achlevitfienti. and the fine home r/' for our honored.dead. , perhaps $200,000,000 to SSOOCOOO-, HAM fres)i. from the farm . . . properly dressed . . • “My feUow Americans, that la ■n^y^bey bSM exe«t«d>in the Green aec- 000 a year. This would invrdva set- Th* Kind Most P*opk Prefer tlon. He expressed bis pleasure ^ the mission which The AmericanAm eriton ting it up as s “revolving fund" Don't Miss This One at being Invited to the banquet Ask for Peppers Spry, 3 Lb. Can . . . .$ 1 .1 3 FRESH SHOULDERS ui. ib and having the opportunity of l.For that obJecUva The American and uses ^ the money to meet Its Legion has ARMOUR’S t—WTlftTr THEY l a s t , --- .Ifcj. bringing to the organisation the Turnips Pillsbury Hot Roll Mix '. . .27c worked., haa prayed expenses—instead of an agency Smoked, Lean Lb. and haa fought for in o ro than 30 actings from the officials of it by Lettuce . . . 9c SHOULDERS wholly dependent on appropriations Manchester. Brirs Seasoning .... years. Its great programs of na- "even for the purchase o f bteydea.” lb. Mr. Gordon called on Command Tomatoes Uonal serorlty, Amaricanlsm, re- Becelve Informal A p p eal Marasebino Cberries, habiUtotion. child w elfare and SHOULDERS er. A1 Jacobs, Vice Commander Name! Lean Rib End Lb. These specific postal proposals Celery PORK ROASTS community services all have the John Maloney, the members of-the 4 .0k> Bot. 17c have received informal commission ARMOUR'S FANCY HOTEL STYLE board of governors and past ooni- Onions ’ driving urge of this big freedom- approval. Hoover said: Carrots Shurfinc Pitted Dates...... 25c BOILED HAM c . u Lb^ perpetuattag mlaslon behind them. Giving the Post Office the • MELLOW By Sue Burnett "W e hava with ua her* today, “ flealblllty of a modem buaineaa PILLSBURY OR GOI.D MEDAI. If you’re the tailored type, the parents, th* widows and tbe organization” and applying to it to (OUR you’ll just about Uve in this hand 5881 children of many of our hero Man part the law* governing govern RIB ROAST of BEEF Personal Notices • MATURE chester dead. They know ofily too BONELESS POT ROAST BEST) Lb. 79e some skirt and jacket combina By Mta. Anne Cabot ment corporation*, —- Full f l o u r 5 Lb. Baf 45c tion. And so many yariationa are ... It's auch'W.aoR' Uttle jacket ^eU the-potgiiaat com of our ft ^ LetUng the post office eet up iu ARMOUR’S FANCY QUALITY -4a Mcaiarlam • DEUGHTiUL poMiible— a plaid jacket and plain ideal for prettying up in bed. Sim dom. They have learned It to tear* ow’n cost sccountlng system, to TBcThTdsh akirt or'all the same fabric. Ideal ple aheU atitch all the w ay makes and to heart aches and In longings remedy the eight-month lag to ac' la leriaa numory ot^'WinUni L Quarts PiUsbury PyKrust...... l7c Ihjrlor, who dM Nor. 11, KU. Delicious DAISY HAMS LEAN 89c for clasaroom, the career gal, or for easy crocheting and ribbon ties thst esn never be stilled. They counUng which now prevaila with SwangfloHTi Instant Cake ■lapping toutb. outline the sleeves and neck make hsve a right to know whether tho the General Accounting office do LEGS ot LAMB Tb. vallor trail is a psaeeful trail, Apples Pattern No. 8150 ia for sizes 12, for femininity. A wonderful gift sacrifice was worth the coat ing the bookkeeping. ^ l i x ...... 3 2 c Oa Um other aid. of th. hill. B a ld w in s 14, 16. 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14. for a convalescent and when ‘‘9^ it was. my friends. “ GetUng the post offic* out o f Where carM and worrlas atrer arcTall, Full COOKED WHOLE OR SHANK END Lb. GRANVLATED Aai pala la forrrer Mill. HAMS______59c jacket, 1 .5-8 yards of .54-lnch; teamed with my Baby sacque Pat Their sacrlflc* apelted the differ >lltlcs.” H is would tnvolr* abol' jROUND Q 5ALT 6 > A Value t h e FAMOUS FRESHLY GROUND skirt, 1 5-8 yards. tern No. 5746, an ideal Mother- ence for all Americans between 5hlng Senst# confirmation fo r aU WUa aad ana. 45c For this pattern, send '25 cents, Baby present w-arm sunshine snd cold winter, postal officials except the poMmaa- W O U N D L b . O PORK Lb. Old SHURFINE COFFEE (Special) t*. 69c in coins, your name, address, size To obtain complete' crocheting i*^*?®* « «ky and dark ter general and-* new No. g offlear, Card a f Tiuuilis NO. 1 LEAN BACON desired, and the psttem number instructions, stitch illustration and clduds, between green fields and the “director of posts.” H te latter SUGAR ’ Wa with t» thank all of ear a«l|h- to Sue Burnett, The Manchester finishing directions for Oocheted a b a r^ d * ^ between fire* bum- would replace the present array o< Swa. ftm ds aad ralatlen far Hm A’cning Herald. 1150 Ave. Ameri- snd P retty Bedjacket in small, ing cheekily to our fliaMdes and qaalstant postmaster* general. BLENDED PORK £ • BIRD5EYE 'liaBr aeta of klodotaa aad ayaipathT Lb. •ec. New Yorit l9, N. Y. medium and laige sizes (Psttem hcarttetonaa. It apeUed the Decentralizing th* aerviea into •ktahi m la our laeaat beroaTeawat. SELECTED BEEF LIVER 'Ihe latest Fall and Winter issue a dosen regional d ls t r t ^ u th* awm t t hMthar and graad- No.. 8881) send 18 cents to coin ^tween a foU rich life VEAL, BEEF Lb. 5 lb*. 35* PEA5 2 Pka*.-4^g n th a r, iOw Itohait D. Johaaoe. Wa Monastery • f Fashion ia flUed with ideas for plus 1 cent postage. Tour nsme. ud liri^ death. The world is regional director* a p p o fa ^ b y lO* alM tbaak thoaa who aaat Uio beiuti- a smart winter wardrobe. Xfore a d d r ^ and the Pattern Number beautiful only to free man and the postmaster generaL BtapUfy^ fid Saral trikolas aad l o ^ d tbo tu* Designer Original patterns, fabric women. In slavery there U no Ing th* 900 page* P<»t*l ■ laws brand PURE SMAIJ. ^N K to Anne Cabot The Manchester WHERE MON POP'5 MONEY f t ttelr eaci. j PORK SAUSAGE .news, and a free pattern printed ; Ih-ening Herald. 1180 Avenue of crow, no progrees and no hope. and regulation* whir t sn~ **• WINES every postal employ*, H oov*r »fc.iBW '*aslB>r. Mia. Jeka Taakulka Vi I’/ W A’ 'V N ; m th* book. 28 cents. ithe Americas, New York 19. N-Y. Only a free life la worth tha U vl^. "r'rif V UAKrHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IMS lUNCHfiSTfiE fiVENING HERALD. BIANUtERl'EB. CONN.THUttSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 PAa€ POURTEE?! .... 0 T h e I Prudence Unable WWW Triple-A Mias Helen Eataa, FafoKy Advlaer Cheney Teeh Decides THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Compiled by Students of Manchcatcr High School To Win on Road VOL. XVI. NO. 10 w m nA rn To Drop Basketball By Thfl AsaodatflA Prwa acaanwich, Nov. II—(AJ—A baa Included in Grw Bag Colin Edmondson on all oxtra-eurrtcular aeUvitiaa, Local High School’s Senior Qaaa Officers The Provldenee Redi, tatdtag tnchidtag Saturday’s sWeduled Panel Held On tha Amsriean Hockey LeagpeTs ANGLE JTL, Tells of England football gaoM wtW Stamford, has Phih Get Bob BkUncr School Needs I D ire cto r Folgmann Say§ § e f |g 0 | | X i x Eastern DlvtaleB pennant serwnbta WWWWWWWWWWMWWWWWlDW8^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEPTER CONN.. THt’KaDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 194ff MANCHESTER EVENING HERAT.!). MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 rAQgizvw lw tn PAOEflX'lVEN .Hnuaer for ^ le 72 Help Manted— i'emale Artirlee tor 45 Marhinerv and rmla 62 BttsInHW l^willnna for ItNINBRVILLE FOI.K8 RV FD N ’I A IN K F O X A vlvaclaus taunstts of about 40 Junior AatiNBobflM For 8«1* 4 Bmlncm Sem co Offered Kent 61 was standing on the promenade at from a book in tha i____ RURAL gas salet and ssmea. Im GARDEN Tractors, Benvsr four- NEW 5-ROOM house at 99 Hollis* a ssaslds reaoil. when she heard ItANOE Burner! and pot burners EARN Extra money for Xmas. ter street. AU modern improve Junior: "Arshlmadsa laaB aff' 19i0 CADIIXAC aedan. low mUe- Sell exquisite Nylons. For par mediate iiutallation. Manchester wheel ndmg. Gravely. Bresdy, kllng. BBAI^D61.EY WeiRTLE Sense and Nemsense an admiring whlsUs from a vary from Ms hath and Kwntstf 'Vm^ $>379- Brunnar’a, Car Whole* cleaned, repaired and Installed. Centrally located. Two fioora and ments, large rooms and oU heat young aallor. Permit and guaranteed. Joseph ticulars write to, Pilgrim Naid and aurrounding towpa Uspttol Planet Jr., with snow plowa eka” .!*' Q n s if i^ , M ien . Tel. S191. H osieiy Co., 1001 Saw MUl River Orindlng Oo., 38 Main. Phone mowers and Ullage toola Our basement- Apply Mariow'a 867 Near bus, school and stores. For DtmiNO THE BRUSH FIF^C dEASOH WHEN THERE ANE If one of theoe insomnia victims Immigration Officer: “What do He ambled up purpooefuUy, with Teacher: "Hold a mtauta yoong Beniia. Phone 2*0147. Main street price and terms see George L. traveled with us for a week, we'd you propose to do in this coun his cap pushed JsuntUy over one 1M7 LINCOLN euBtom eedui. AH Road, Tonken N. T. 7958. ■ and truck snow plowa lawn 50 MANY SPARKS FLWNG THROUGH THE AIR .; man, what doaa Bankn mrin?** swespera Capitol Grindteg ^o,, ■» ■ ...... Fish, 22 Brookfield street Tel. guarantee a sound night's shtop, tr y ? ” ■ye. Junior: "It moans I bava ftamd Adverlisealents equipment, 11,975. Bruimer’e, TOUNO Women wanted for ma-l 63M. I also have one 4-room and Applicant: ‘T want to become a Brunette: "Son,” (Reproved him Bomshold SenricM . 38 Main street* Phone 7988. Wi’»**ed tr Rent 6S I t " . Cfer W h oleeelen chfcte stitching. Apply Kaklar] Ofamonil»—W htdif several 6 room houses for sale ’ C O Ws have never been able to hard-worUng industrious citizen genUy, amused and semewhst Ttariier; "What bad Anhlmadsa Offered IS-A Cloth Toy Co, Forest street that might be of Interest to you. understand why anyone should ax- a t this land, ooking no favors of For Root For Sair IMS HXJDSON S four-door eeden. J c w e lr j 48 FOUR Months' old baby and par ^ < r * CL a flattered) "don’t you try and flirt found?” W.eanng Apparel— Fura 67 A-. ^ pect to make drunkenesa an an- anyone but only a chance to work l5 )th med Pm a grandmother." Junior: "Why thetha fiiiwg ToSeU 12,495 Brunner'e, Car Wholesal- PLAT FINISH HoUand window' WOMAN to care for school child, I ents dream of an unfurnished FOR SALE or exchange, 1-room To Boy shades made to neasure. Keys LEONARD W. Tost Jeweler. Re- apartment Could wu make our . ..V-- ... cuse for thp commission of a for my living,’* oaid the applicant f "But, grandmother, what | usually gets lost in the batL tSh ere. East Center street TeL 6191 3 — 6:30 p. m. Monday - Friday, | BOY SCOUT uniform for sale. house, all tmprovemente, . hot crime. I *nhm lmm{arf*tafr ( \